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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1888-10-11
THETFORD.

The question to be discussed at the
next Lycenm is; Resolved, That the
poor man is happier than the rich man.
4 sociable and promenade concert was
held by the students in Academy Hall
last week.
Ohc OF our most prominent men. a
good citizen, faithful friend and advis-
er, and through Christian met his
death very suddenly a week ago Sat.
night.
Henry Fitch was coming home from
Lyme Plain and fell from his wagon
and broke his neck. ii fune al " as
heid Wed. and was largely attended.
The students hold a prayer meeting
every Tuesday night in Academy Hall.
The cider-mill at the village will be
the rendezvous for the loafers during the
next month.
Mrs. Henry Palmer is confined to the
house.
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Wallace King returned to Lawrence,
Mass. last Friday.
The hucksters at the fair did big
stroke of business.
Apples are something of drug in the
market.
Frank Brigham, who has been in Pa.
for many years is now visiting old
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Mason Farnham died after an i'll
ness Of a few days at the residence of
III. II. Hayward last Friday. He was
the oldest resident of this village and
had lived to see nearly every one of his
neighbors of a qnarter of a century ago
buried.
Mrs. c. p. V. n. Howe was badly
scalded with hot tea Thursday.
Fred Chapman and wife of Montpelier
were in town during the fair.
Geo. w. Comstock and wife of Post
Mills have been at II. II. Hayward's for
few days.
Fred w. Farnham of West Fairlee and
family are in town.
The w. c. T, L. had tent upon the
fair ground during last week.
John ID. Marston and daughter of
Georgiaville' r. |. are visiting in town.
d. F. Chapman and NJ. II. King go to
Montp Ter this week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Whitney is failing in health.
There was good delegation of people
from Providence, II. |. at the fair.
Harvey Dyke and family of Lyme,
n. III. were in town last week.
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STAFFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Dow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren KILLING and Mrs. Geo. Kib-
ling attended the marriage ceremony of
Miss Mamie KILLING of West Lebanon
N. III. last Wed. who was united in mar
riage to DR.. Charles Brown of Boston,
Mass.
Harvey Hazelton is teaching school
this fall on KILLING hill.
Mamie Kendall of South STAFFORD is
il. with dipthera.
Mr.. Leon Annis is in town stopping at
Mr.. Daren Brown 5.
Miss Eva Paine is at work at dress
making this fall giving good satisfaction
TO all who employ her.
Mrs. Susan Child, the Oldest resident
in town, sister of the late Dea. Walker
leaves Straflord this week to make her
home with her niece Mrs. Perley Chant =
Ter Of Barre, VT.
Frank Brown goes to.Sharon where he
is engaged TO work for the winter.
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EAST RANDoLPII.

Alonzo Roberts recently dug from 81
square rods of ground seyenty-seven
bushels Of potatoes. This is at the rate
of 4l3 bushels per acre and If anyone
can beat that let us hear from him. The
variety was the Orange County White.
w. ii. Hamblin raised four potatoes of
the above variety that weighed IL lbs.
Rev. Ira Beard and wife and Mrs. En-
ma Cox of Mortified are visiting at A.
w. Emery's.
A. G. Smith and family have returned
to their home in Kent, Ohio.
Martha Robinson is slowly recovering
from her recent illness.
w. X. Holden's Stallion Peters Morgan
took the first premium at the Worlds
fair with five OF his two year old colts,
also first prize with year old. This
was fine Morgan which weighed over
1000 pounds, owned by Mendel Wood of
East Bethel. The horse attracted a
great deal Of attention and was much adj
mired by the ladies as well rs the gentle
men.
Rev. 5. A. Parker will preach here at
the usual hour next sur day morning.
Subject, Fidelity"
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HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
Courtesies of Courtship That should Not
BE Forgotten After Marriage.

Courtesies of Courtship That Should Not
BE Forgotten After Marriage.
l am minded to write a few lines on
the little courtesies of life that some of
us who are husbands and wives seem to
have forgotten, or purposely put aside,
since the days of our honeymoon. We
chung to them tenaciously enough be-
fore-yea, we gloried in them. / know
fused to tip my hat in the most grace
full and courteous manner to my wife
when L CHANGED to meet her on the
street before we were married. Some
times, confess it with shame, 1 don't
do 1t now. / used, in those "politer "
days, to think that we could not under
any circumstances go upstairs with
out good dealof my arm for support;
and now-weli. sometimes l bolt on
ahead of her and she says reprovingly:
Here, sir, you re a gallant husband
to let me go upstairs unassisted."
Then | always go back and do my duty,
but the shame of it is that should
have forgotten my duty in this respect.
Wives cling longer than husbands
to all the gentle, gracious little courte-
sizes that were never forgotten in the
halcyon days of their courtship, but
they, too, forget at times some of the
little things that made them so charm
ing in the eyes of Tom, John or VIII.
Why shouldn't we say Il beg your
pardon" or Excuse me-" and
" Thank you" to each other as well as
to other men and women? The lack of
these little courtesies and kindnesses has
much to do with the lack of harmony
and happiness in many homes. Good
Housekeeping.
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WEST HARTFORD.

Mrs. DR.. Emerson spent last week in
Boston and vicinity.
Misses Bertha and Alice Hazen went
last week TO Andover, n. ii. and they
will also visit in Mass.
Mrs. f. f. Holt has an aunt from Bos-
ton stopping with her for a few weeks.
Mr.. Edwin Cox and family, who have
been living in Mr.. Hollis house for the
past summer have moved TO Woodstock.
Clarence Kempton, who is working on
the way freight hurt his finger at Shar-
on last Friday.
George Abbott began work ing on the
section here last Monday.
Mrs. Bergln accompanied b. her
nieces Bertha aud Ethel Mansfield, went
20 Lowell, last Wed. for visit of a few
weeks. Miss Jennie Walbridge went
with them to visit an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Warren are at his
fathers Steven Warrens.
Sam Nye of Hartford has been paint
ing here for &. j. Udall the past week.
Several from this place attended the
fair at Tunbridge last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Munsell have
been visiting the past week in Nashua,
Taunton and Boston.
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SOUTH RANAOLPH,

Charles Belknap, who recently bought
the j. II. Mott place has moved in
Mr.. Mott is expecting to sell his person.
al property at auction and 90 to Byron.
Illinois where his son Edgar resides.
+. II. Prince and wife from Lansing,
Mich. are visiting at his fathers j. +.
Prince.
III. w. Fowler & Co. are at work re-
modelling their buildings recently pur-
chased of |. ). Thayer and fitting them
up for his store and tin business.
Henry Camp and wife visited friends
here last week.
Edwin Greene is wishing Mrs. John
Greene, his mother and other friends.
lie resides in Brattleboro.
Mrs. John Prince of West Randolpb Is
visiting at j. +. Princes.
c. l.. Paine recently returned from a
visit among his friends in the vicinity
of Boston.
e. ID. Peak has let his farm to Otis
Hunt and himself and wife expect to 90
to California soon to spend the winter.
AFRO Lamson had colt throw itself
while leading it on the road and broke
its neck.
c. c. Paine made great show of his
poultry at the Worlds fair. He also
sent lot to the Bay state fair.
A sister of o. B. Hinckley from III.
conderoga, n. Y. is visiting him.
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Auction SaIei

Taken by virtue of an execution in IA
vOr of Charles p. Tarbell against Jerry
5. Paakhurst, as the property of said
Parkhurst an undivided half of the farm
formerly occupied by Jerry 5. Parkhurst
and George j. Spear, situated in Tun-
bridge in the county of Oradge and state
of Vermont. Said farm being the same
farm conveyed to said Parkhurst by deed
of Solomon Burnham dated April first A.
D., 1860. Reference is had to said deed
recorded in the registry of deeds in said
Tunbridge for a further description of the
premises, and so much of said undivided
half eff said farm, will be sold at public
vendue at the dwelling house thereon, in
said Tunbridge on the 3lst day of 0eto-
Der, A. D., 1888, at O'Clock in the after
noon as will be required to satisfy said
execution and cost.
Dated at ROyalton in the county of
Widdsor this 9th day of October A. D.,
1888. DANIEL G. JONES, Deputy Sheriff.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Our Cornet band won the second prize
at the Worlds fair held at Tunbridge.
Mrs. George Kendall is sick with
diphtheria.
Arthur Judd seems very happy these
days.-Its boy.
John Barrett has gone to Montpelier.
Susan Slack is visiting her daughter
in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Albert Preston, who has been
dangerously sick, is gaining slowly.
A large number from this place at
tended the fair at Tunbridge but report
ed a very cold time
Our village has been greatly improved
in looks by the number of houses being
painted and especially the house and
barns of Mr.. Richardson.
George Andrews from Elgin, III. was
called home last week by the illness of
his mother.
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posIFRET.
MANY are suffering from severe colds

Many are suffering from severe colds.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Wood, who
was found dead in her room ia keene,
n. IL. were inferred in the Hewitt Gene
terry Friday.
Hugh ADAMS is visiting his grand
mother.
Miss Emma Wood is at G. S. Woods.
G. ii. Vaughan returned Saturday
from Boston with fresh supply of Nor
chandise.
Lloyd Livingston and wife are spend
ing the week with his parents.
William Perrin of Barre is at Dana
Burbank's.
c. p. Thacher and Miss Mary Adams
were chosen delegates to attend the
Sunday School convention at Woodstock
Our selectmen are about as faithful to
duty as those of Norwich as per notice
in last issue.
We dislike to be called absent when
we are present and ii the Windsor Jour
nal could have climbed few of the new
fences on the fair ground at Woodstock
he might have seen as fine string of
oxen from Pomfret as is usually seen
as town team. He failed also to notice
the fine herd of jerseys of G. Dana. At
the head of the herd stands Duke of
Pomfret, one ofthe finest bred bulls i'm
the state coming from the herd of Moul-
ton Bros.
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ROCHESTER,.
Joel Marsh is very sick.

Joel Marsh is very sick.
Alpha Messer was in Montpelier last
week.
Jared Jones and wife are guests at ST
las Morse's.
Mrs. Marion Parmenter has been visit
log in Woodstock.
There are several cases of diphtheria
in West Rochester.
Mrs. F. A. Kezer is slowly gaining
after severe illness.
viii Tinkham and family have moved
to the lower village.
Alpha Morse aud Moses DEMO have
recently received pensions.
NJ. L. Faulkner and Mr.. Dolly of Rut.
land were in town last week.
Miss Fannie Pratt went to Mortified
Saturday for a stay of two weeks.
Ephraim Hoyt and wife will spend a
few days in Brandon this week.
Miss Minnie Beckwith has gone to
L II a-ter, n. ii. to attend school.
c. C. Harvey spent Sunday in Bridge
port, Conn, returning home Tuesday.
Chester Pierce will entertain the Rev.
DR.. Patterson of Boston for few days.
The merchants return from Boston
this week with their fall and winter goods.
Miss Julia Trask returned to Boston
Monday to continue the study of music.
Mr.. Fenno and wife have gone to Bel
videre, VT, to live with their daughter.
p. C. Tinkham and wife returned from
Boston Tuesday, after spending week
with friends there.
Will Stearns narrowly escaped serious
Injuries a short time since while chop
ping in the woods.
Mrs. Chas. Kinsman and father return
this week from Lowell, where they have
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. +. A. Guernsey is spending sew
eral weeks with her sister in Dedham,
Mass. and friends in Orange.
n. Q. Harvey and son returned from
Boston last week, where the latter had
been for special treatment of his eyes.
Rev. Mr.. Morse is in town eanvassing
or The Peoples Cyclopedia. He leetur-
ID at the M. 4. church Friday evening,
The many friends of Mrs. Morris will
De saddened to learn of her serious illness
n Bethel. Her daughter is there caring
or her.
Rev. Mr.. Marvin was ordained at the |
Jniyersalist church Tuesday. Rev. DR.. !
Patterson of Boston and several other
minister's were present.
Mrs. Lyndes and VIM. Hubbard were
allied to Rutland last Thursday on ac-
.ount of the illness of their brother |
samuel, who died on Friday.
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WEST RANDOLPH GRADED SCHOOL.

The rhetoricals Friday were very good,
rhetoricals and music being added. The
following Is the program: lst debate,
Resolved, That winter is more pleas
ant season than spring, LIST afr, Inez ABB
bott. LIST neg, Florence Brooks; I'd AFT,
Willis Bass; "a neg, Lett Blodgett
2d, Roman Religion, Grace Bradish 3D.,
Defamation, Robbie Allen; 4th, Reel
tation, Edith Abbott; 9Th, An Excursion
to Highgate, 4. Burridge; 9th, Music by
Jessie Bullard assisted by Constance
Gerry ;7thDeclamation, Perry Blanchard (;
Sth, Debate, Resolved, that Canada
should be annexed TO the L. s., LIST atf.,
Walter Baker, LIST neg, Winthrop Abbott,
I'd AFT, Pearl Bean, 2d neg, Hattie An
CELL.
Harry Allen, Ned Tewksbury and Will
lis Sparhawk, from Dartmouth College,
visited the school last week.
May Carrigan and Mamie Tewksbury
of the class of 'ss were in school Friday,
Two of the members of the High
School attended the fair at Tunbridge
last week.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy and Myrtle Walbridge
were IN SCHOOL Monday.
An unwelcome sound-"rhose away
from home take their seats.
The Lyceum has appropriated 500
of its funds for the purchase of books
for the library.
About twenty new members were ad-
mitted Monday night. The program
was as follows: Music by Miss Farms
worth, defamation Carroll Flint. debate
question, Resolved that 4th class post
masters should be elected by the people.
LIST AFT. Pearl Clifford, LIST neg. Agar
Carleton, I'd aft. Miss Peck, I'd neg. not
present. Volunteers, Putnam. Scott,
Hutchinson, Bean and Wells. Decided
3 to 0 in favor of the aft.
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Auction sale!

Taken by virtue of an execution in ia
vor of James j. Wilson against George j..
Spear, as the property of said Spear an
undivided half of the farm formerly oe-
cupied by Jerry ] Parkhurst and George
j. Spear, situated in Tunbridge in the
county of Orange and state of Vermont.
Said farm being conveyed to said Park
hurst by deed of Solomon Durham da-
ted April first A. D., 1860. Reference is
had to said deed recorded in the registry
of deeds in said town of Tunbridge for
further description of the premises, and
so much of undivided half of said farm
will be sold at public vendue at the
dwelling house thereon in said Tunbridge
on the 3lst day of October, A. ID. 1883 at
? o'clock in the afternoon as will be re-
quired to satisfy said execution and cost.
Dated at Roy alton in the countyOf Wind
sor this 9th day of October, AID. 1888.
DANIEL c. JONES, Deputy Sheriff.
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BRookEIEIn-

A. L. Follansbee has a nephew from
the west visiting him.
Mrs. Storrs Hall is in poor health.
Mrs. Griswold and her daughter are
soon to visit relatives in Rochester. \.
Y.
Miss Hattie Stratton has returned from
Chicago and is stopping with her broth
er c. L. StrattOn.
Mr.. Jones and sister and Miss Hadlev
from Waitsfield visited at Mr.. Gavlordis
last week.
Mrs. John Reeds health is improving.
At the next regular meeting of Brook
field Grange, Oct. 10, the following oues-
ton will be discussed, "How and what
shall we feed our cows to produce the
most and best milk.'' ESSAYS on butter
making by Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. NJ. Perk
Misses Rose and Myrtle Kibbee have
returned from their outing at Woodbury..
Fred Humphrey, who has been sick
with typhoid fever at Dan Howe's. il
improving.
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RANDOLPH,

Miss Alice Briggs is home from Mont
pelier.
Mrs. w. S. Clark has been visiting il
Poultney.
Mrs. n. L. Boyden spent last week in
Montpelier.
Mrs. p. II. Murphy has returned to
her home in y. Y.
Mrs. IL. S. Caswell and Miss Whit
comb have returned to New York City.
Mr.. John Steele, George Batehelder
and Mrs. 1arbOX started for California
last week Thursday.
f.. j. Blodgett, who has been clerking
in ROckland, Mass. for several months,
is at home sick with typhoid fever.
Albert Pride has been visiting his
brother in st. Johusbury, who is quite
sick.
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BRAINTREE.
Henry j. Hyzer is reported as being

Henry j. Hyzer is reported as being i'll.
5. n. Fisk is in possession of Harri-
son medal of 1910. Mr.. Fisk saws he
voted for him in 1910 and will vote for
his grandson this fall.
b. d. Hawkins of Felchville was in
town on Monday selling garden seeds.
Prof. Z. r. 0ber, it is expected will
give course ofsinging schools i'm Shows
vile, to commence soon. He is giving
private lessons on the organ and also
vocal lessons in this vicinity.
f. F. Clafiin is on the sick list. his
wife is gaining slowly.
L. II. Spear babe, a probably. last fare
well to friends and relatives in Braintree
on Monday, and started for Chicago.
where he is to make his future home.
The Snowsville Brass Band plaved
at the Tunbridge fair last Wednesday.
but we believe did not win the prize.
VIM. Perham has bought and moved
into the house last owned by Chester
Annis.
II. b. Howard, with other merchants
awaited himself of the excursion and
went to Boston last week.
A. X. McIntire is at work on the mar
bic shed of George Spear.
The discourse delivered by J. A. Spear
on Sunday was well received. Ministers
and other church members turned out to
hear him.
II. NJ. Blanchard has flour, meal and
feed on hand and will sell as low as the
lowest for cash.
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. Fred Davis of Hammonton. New
Jersey committed suicide Sept. Is by
hanging with bed cord from a ladder
leading to the attic. Mrs. Davis was
the wife OF Fred Davis formerly of this
place. Her husband died last winter.
since that time she has been subject to
spells of mental abneration aud it was
during one of these that she hung her
self.
Mrs. NJ. c. Fowler is eonvalescing
from her late severe illness.
Albert Harlow has returned from a
visit co friends in Brattleboro.
Z Luette Boyington is at work for Mrs.
Henry Gage. o1E
Mrs. NJ. {. Fowler offers her farm for
sale and whoever the purchaser NAV be
he Will obtain valuable property. srs
A. A. Ainsworth has returned TO his
home in Manchester, n. ii. lie "a.
w. z. Smith has returned from Bos-
ION. A6o-eaLE o Il e-E eA1 .3.t.S
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wedgwood of wi
ncoski were in town "a urday.
Eddie Greene of Brattleboro is visit
ing ms mother. k71 sxbLh
Mrs. Mary Hanks of Warren is taking
care of her sister Mrs. Buck while her
sister Arvilla goes to Warren to look af-
ter the farm.
Charles Peak has let his farm to Otis
Hunt for one year while himself and
wife visit California.
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WOODSTOCK.
Il Rush Hawkins is in town.

AOl. husD f1dN hluo II III wv"
Carl Mower, A. L. Wood and r. r
Tewksbury were in Boston last week
Lemuel Myers while lifting stove
famed himself and is confined to the
house.
W. E. johnson has been given the
Craftsmanship of the Judiciary Com
mittee in the Senate.
Rodney Wallace of Fitehburg, husband
of Frederick Billings sister has beeh
nominated for Congress.
There will be extra trains to the rally
at Lebanon Oct. 18th in the evening.
The Woodstock band will furnish music
for the rally.
Rev. +. W. Smith goes to Burlington
tuesday with his daughter. He intends
going to New York and Pennsylvania
this week where he will preach for a
month.
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WOODSTOCK.

Ed Howe, who has job printing
Office liz Dover, n H., is visiting his
parents.
DIR. J. 5. Richmond and his sons DIR.
Dean and Kimball were in town last
week.
Clarence B. Fisk is clerking at the Ea-
gle Hotel.
FIJI. Gillingham and wife are in Bos-
ton.
Isaiah Benson, wife and daughter are
in Boston.
Frank II. Chapman was at his moth
er's last week.
The Methodist minister Rev. |. Nc
Ann will preach at South Woodstock
next Sunday at $50 p NJ.
The<Eater Co. will lay pipe on Grove
st. next week.
81 Plankards Comedy Co. play at the
town hall Oct 4th.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

FoR sALE:-A full blooded water SPAN
lei dog, one year old. o. |. MORSE,
Royalton, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Faneuf of St.
Adams spent Sunday with his father.
Walter Chadwick's brother of Norwich
visited him last week.
II. T.. Giflord's auction was a success
considering the weather. NJ. 5. Adams
had the team and Nelson Geer the house
and big meadow. There is to be AN adj
journed sale soon.
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a safe Investment.
GRANVILLE.

Frank Kennedy has moved into the
parsonage at the corner.
Leonard Stone is soon to move to
Salisbury.
Zeba Lamb and wife have recently
had quite serious family difficulties
which have resulted in their separation.
She has gone to reside with her son, T..
A. Stimson.
George Campbell is happy man.
See births.
The Central House will open Tuesday
Nov. /, 1855.
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SOUTH RoyALTON NEWS.

Jas. Pike has nearly recovered from
his late illness.
Mrs. Kate Balm was the guest of Mrs.
Everett Dodge last week.
M. J. Sargent e. Son have good Line
of ladies fall hats, toques and hoods.
10. Belknap. C. E. Black and NJ. j..
Sargent were in Boston for new goods
last week.
VIM. skinner and James Buck have
been appointed commissioners ON i. {.
Towers estate.
Large quantities of corn, potatoes ard
rowen remain in the fields, and the eX-
tended wet weather has been of great
injurv.
Rev. Mr.. Beaudry lectured at the Nj f..
church Friday and Monday evenings,
subjects, Life in I.ibbey Prison and Mos
by AMI Guerrillas.
MIR. Packard, who had a cancer remov-
ed from his face the 2Sth of Sept, is do
inG we'll and the prospect is favorable for
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter of Ten
nessee. who have been boarding at Glenn
ent Drew's this summer, left Tor Phila-
delphia last week, accompanied by Miss
Nelia Carter.
John Hewitt received quite serious in
iuries Sunday morning by falling down
stairs. He had his little boy in his arms
ana passing from one room to another
mistook the hall door for his chamber
door and stepped off the stairs, falling
the entire length. His arm was broken
at the wrist and otherwise badly injured.
The little boy escaped without Injuries.
Frank Cowdery is home from Saratoga
for visit.
Miss Addie Hastings has returned from
New York City.
Mrs. E. Winslow's mother is visiting
her.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. III. Lamb gave them pleasant |
surprise last Saturday evening, it being
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
marriage. Several gifts, one of which
was a carpet, were left, as slight tokens
of the esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb are held by our people, and all
went to their homes feeling that pleas
ant evening had been passed and leaving
many good wishes for years of happi-
ness and prosperity to Mr.. and Mrs..
Lamb and that they may all be passed
with us.
Mrs. A. G. Waterman this week holds
an opening of a complete line of fall and
winter millinery, fresh from New York,
also dress trimmings, gloves, ETC., includ-
ing the latest novelties.