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IOWA.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 6.-The Herald has
returns from half the counties in Iowa.
They figure up 1880 majority for Boies
other counties will reduce this somewhat,
so that probobly his majority viii run from
5000 to 5000 Every county heard from
shows a Democratic gain. A few add
tional returns this forenoon show a heavier
either Democrat or Republican, has any
doubt of BOies' election. Chairman Dunn,
of the Democratic state committee, sends a
dispatch here from headquarters at Des
MOines, dated 10 o'clock this morning, stat
ing the committee is certain Boies is elected
by safe plurality.
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No Political Arrangement

BERLIN, Nov. 6. The Post, in an inspired
article, says DO political arrangements were
made either by the monarchs or their min
listers at the ConstantinOple meeting.
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Alaska Boundary Data.

OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-Otto ]. Klotz, astron-
omer of the interior department, has re-
turned from Alaska, where ne has been
gathering data to be used for the settle
ment of the Alaska boundary.
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A Burglary in Tangiers.

TANGIERs, Nov. 6.-Last night Signor
Cornbraggro, the Italian charge d. affairs,
was assaulted in his house by burglars and
seriously injured. The robbers carried of
much property.
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Women's Home Missionary Society,

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. G st to-day's SEES
sion of the Women's Home Missionary
society, a permanent committee to sstab-
fish a Lucy w. Hayes memorial day was
appointed. The amount of appropriations
by the committee on finance and mission
folds aggregates 5000.
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AS the Result Of a Ouarrsl.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a dispatch from
Scotia, Neb., says j. L. Pardemore, a
prominent citizen, was shot and killed last
nightly Calvin Madison, as the result of
nuarrel-
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 6-Returns from the state
are still incomplete, but there is no doubt
of the election of the Republican state
ticket and the Congressman in the Second
district. Douglas county elected the en-
tire Democratic ticket, with the exception
of one Congressman.
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London's Export Trade Demoralized.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The lightermen's
strike has blocked all deliveries by water
from the dock warehouse and compelled
thousands of dock laborers to remain idle.
Export trade is disturbed by the strike, the
stevedores refusing to load vessels.
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A Genuine Fight to q Flnish.

BUFFALO, Nov. Gin drunken fight
last night William Dixon cut Joseph Gill
bert's throat. Dixon was so drunk he lay
beside the dead body OF his victim till
found.
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in the house of representatives, and pos
sibly majority of il the senate. If this
should prove the case, a Democrat will sue
coed Henry 3. Payne, also Democrat, in
the Senate of the United States
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KEaIsrER coNcEssIoNs.

De MONIES, Nov. THE State Register
says: Returns from all the counties of the
full vote, or estimated maiorities, indicate
the election of Boies, the Democratic can
didate for governor, by a small plurality,
probably not over 1900. The vote is run
ming so close, with so many unexpected
changes, that almost the entire vote viii
have to be known before any definite re
suit can be obtained. 1t is probable the
Republican state ticket, with the exception
of Hutchinson, is elected by small ma
iOFitv
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Dredge Boat Explodes.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. g. Tuesday morn
ing the dredge boat S. R. W. Bailey ex-
ploded at South Pass, killing two firemen
McGinty and Zenzel Bailey. She cost
S75 0OO
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4 CeIebrated Brood Mare Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6.-Maggie B., dam
Of Iroquois and other celebrated race
horses, and considered by many to be the
most celebrated brood mare in America, is
dead
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CAMPBELL's PLURALITY.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Incomplete returns
from all counties of the state except
twenty-six give Campbell a plurality of
4,725. The twentysix counties not heard
from gave Powell. Democrat, in 1887, a
plurality of 10. The outlook from these
figures is that Campbellls plurality in the
state is about 5000 Unofficial returns
from eighty -four counties in Ohio, give
Campbell a plurality of 1895. The four
remaining counties gave Powell, Democrat,
plurality in 1857 of 400.
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From rlarkson,s Homo.

WAsHlNGroS, Noy. First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson received a
telegram this evening from his hope in
Iowa stating the contest over the legisla-
tive ticket is very close and the result in
doubt
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New YORK, Nov. cit is now estimated
that the plurality of Rice for secretary Of
state is about q, 900. The legislature will
probably stand 10 Republicans to 10 Demo
Gratis; the assembly 50 Republicans and 80
Democrats In this years legislature there
were 20 Republicans and u Democrats in
the senate; 20 Republicans and 40 Demo
Gratis in the assembly.
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LARGE DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Returns from
two thirds of the state show large Demo,
cratic gains in every section. The gains
now exceed $4,000 over the vote of 1888,
with losses of less than 200 The Demo
Gratis will have twO-thirdS majority on
joint ballot in the legislature.
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maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The legislature will
certainly be Democratic, but by reduced
majority. The latest returns show a
Republican gain of senators and IL
members OF the house
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. c. Returns this
morning indicate that this Congressional
district has been carried by the Democrats
by 1000 majority. The Democratic gains
are S. 200
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O,Brien Wants a New Trial.

LONDON, Nov. Civilian O'Brien has
applied for new trial against Lord
Salisbury
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CHICAGO, Nov. &C. w. Williams,
former owner Of Axtell, bought at the
horse sale here to-day, Patronage, a brother
Of Patron for So, 100.
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Pan.Amerlcan ExcnrsionIsts.

PrTsBURG, Nov. 6.-The All-American
excursionists arrived here this afternoon
after pleasant days journey from Gin
cinnatl A reception was held at the hotel
this evening after which the visitors re-
tired.
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Emperor William Quits Constantinople.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 6.-The Emperor
and Empress of Germany sailed from here
to-day for Venice
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HAMILTON COUNTY,

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 6.-The Commercial
Gazette, commenting upon the election,
says: THE German Republicans will be ac-
cused of enlisting again under the banner
of the saloonists, but they did not do any
thing of the sort. They rebelled against
the peculiar combination on the Sunday
question. No. ii was not the saloonists
who won the Democratic victory in Hamil-
ton county, though they will claim it and
use their power to the utmost, but the Sun
day crusade, which struck not only the
saloons but was extended to baseball, ice
cream, soda water, cigar stands and seemed
10 be threatening the milk Warnns ;,
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NEW YORK, Nov 6-The 1920 edition Of
the World says the Democratic victory is
more sweeping in the light Of to-day's re-
turns. The Democrats not only carried
the state by 2O,O 600 to $4,000 but gained ten
members of the legislature.
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BRACKETT LEADS.

BosToS, Nov. eleven towns are still
to be heard from. The total, with these
towns lacking, is: Bracket 124,747; Rus
sell. us 2O2: Blackmer, 14l29.
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the election. The Republicans are still
hopeful and the Democrats confident.
THE IOWA LEGIsI AZURE

Dies MONIES. Ia. Nov. G.-The Register
says returns from every legislative dis
trict show that the next legislature will
stand: senate, Republicans IS Democrats
%: house, Republicans, 81, Democrats Il:
doubtful l.
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The Washington Legislature.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. s.-Ths legislature
met in joint Informal session this morning and
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Yisconnt Falmouth Dead,
A Brother of the Great Patron.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-viscount Falmouth i
dead.
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DR.. Peters Murdered.

zAxzIBAR, Nov. Cit is reported here
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REGISTER DEMONSTRATIONS.

DIS MONIES, Nov 6.-The Register says
Six hundred and eighty precincts, repre-
senting almost half the vote of the state,
give Hutchinson q, DOB; Boies, u, AS, net
Republican loss of STA. The average ratio
of the Republican loss this morning on sew
enty precints compared is but 3.4 per cent.
last night, indicating slight chance for
the election Of Hutchinson and good
chance for electing all the balance of the
Republican ticket
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OXFORD AGAINST.

OOxgoRD, Nov. Especial telegram to
The HERALD. There were % votes pOlled
here to-day as against II at the last cleo
ton; in favor of statehood and y against.
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CARpETS! CARPETSl CARPETS!

For the finest and richest display, call at
DinWoodey's.
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HOPE AGAINST CONFIDENCE

DEs MONIES, Nov. 6.-The State Register
says it will require full returns from every
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OUTSIDE OF HAMILTON COUNTY

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE footings of
Hamilton county, with seven precincts to
hear from, give Campbell plurality of
1916 over Foraker. One Republican state
senator is elected. Returns have been re-
ceived from SIS of the ., 100 voting pre-
cincts outside of Cincinnati, showing the
vote for Foraker to be 136, 752; Campbell,
l3l, 5l6. The same in 1857 gave Foraker
l34, 100; Powell, 119, 500.
HOPE ETERNAL.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-The State Journal has
returns from a large number of counties,
in which it says there is possibility of
nearly all the Republican state ticket, with
the exception of Foraker, being elected
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Jules Ferry Seriously Ill.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-Ferry is seriously i'll.
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BRISTOL.

The sale Of the Commercial house 10 j. j.
Ridley causes much discussion The trade
will probably BE closed in Il day or two.
Town polite, are very quiet. The meet
Ing next Tuesday will doubtless he a har-
monious ono.
Mrs. Martin Dixie of South Starksboro
was found dead i'll a barn on Friday oven
ing last, where she had gone in search Of
eggs. The funeral tool, place Sunday and
was largely attended Rev. u. Perry Of
Lincoln oihciatcd.
according TO the auditors report the
financial condition of the town is good.
There were 81 deaths, 81 births and 10 mar
riage, in this town last Year The net earn
inSs Of Ilollcv hall last year were Sl3l. 49,
Tho towns poor were cared for in 1883 for
n little les ,han $500. The dog licenses last
year amounted TO S9S. 20, leaving a net
profit t. the town of $40 90.-The Swedish
male quartet are booked for Hciicy hall
March i.-Ioamstcrs are stiIl hard at work
drawing logs to the different mills Sam
ucl Mansfield died suddenly last week. The
Bristol Manufacturing company will put in
~. 500. GOO fec; of logs this oea,on.-For the
past four days Thermometers have ranged
from 10 to p degrees below zero.-tive
boys have been added to our population IN
the last two weeks.
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CAM BRIDGE.

Frank Gallup is quite i'll with heart diff
cultV.-1hc little son of Or1is WcStman is
reported better. Henry Smile is in very
poor health-Mrs IL. c. Wilder died last
week after an illness Of five days; ON the
same day Mrs. +. c. Ellsworth died after
an illness of two years. DR.. j. b. Morgan
last valuable horse last week with intlan-
nation of the lngs. Miss Mary Powell of
jericho has been spending few days with
Mrs Henry Cornell -Abram Barrett and
family have gone to Observation-Disclosures ia-
min Corse has moved to the John Brush
farm. Eddie Perry and Hattie Reynolds
were married Friday.-Ihe Mite society
gave a spelling school and box party at the
town hall Tuesday evening. AT the litera-
ry meeting OF the Y l.. :. c. f., at Miss
Ella Holmes Thursday evening, 30 We're
present The missionary meeting was held
at the house of Mrs, f. Powell Thursday af-
ternoon.-The stones for the new church are
being drawn.-A dry house and mill for
dressing lumber is to be built near the depot
in the spring. The same company will also
build portable steam mill on the Gallup
farm j. G. French has returned from a
visit in Canada. Mrs. Brush of Hardwick,
has been in town on visit.-Mrs. Joseph
Suuior is sick with CONGESTION of the
lungs.
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NORTH HERO

The dwelling house of Mrs. Almela Ho-
dredge in "Nampum about two miles
north of the North Hero bridge on the Al
burgh shore, was burned, Friday afternoon.
there being. il is said no insurance thereon.
The house was erected about 1854 by the
late John C. Wheeler, who was we'll known
steamboat pilot ON Lake Champlain about
80 years ago The loss is about $1,000
The bonding of the town of Grand Isle bY
a majority of 20 votes, whereby so 600
can be raised, is hailed with joy 10y residents
of other towns in the county. 1t is not ex-
pected that North Hero will raise by special
tax any money to help the thing along
from the fact that the town has now about
all the load on its shoulders that it can carry.
but private subscriptions 10y our monied
men will be III order. The late Hon. ira
Hin of Isle La Mott, prophcsied 10 years
ago that the county would be bridged.
John Parker is confined to the house with
rheumatism.
The town reports which We're to be print
ed this year, are not out yet. The only cx-
element at town meeting will probably be
over the office of solectmen rs they are the
ones who control the bridge. The manage
mcnt of it the past year has not been salts
factory to some
Chester Reynolds of Milton is circulating
a petition in his own behalf through Grand
Isle county for the position OF keeper of the
Isle La Motto light house.
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WAT RBURY.

c. Z. Richardson mad surprise Thurs
day evening Feb. u, ON the 5Oth anniver
sary Of hi, birthday. II was u visit from
his brothers. Hira Of 81. Adams. and Loren
of Concord, " ii. They presented him with
brcech loading shot gun and a chair.
G. W. Kennedy has been spending some
time at Stowe looking up the title TO- tract
of land in what was formerly in the obsolete
town Of "MausIold, " and in the valley lead
ing toward Underhill, about which there are
some signs of lively controversy.
Adolphus King has moved from the VII
liam Cannon house into the house with Sam
uc Drugg. The village school celebrated
Washington's birthday last Friday
Mrs. James went to Boston Thursday
Mrs. Ellen ASHLEY went to Boston 10 visit
Miss Jessie her dau@htcr.-MissS Sophia Car
penter is visiting friends in Connecticut
Charles Farmer has rented the William Can
non house Of G.. W. Kennedy, who has the
care of the same.
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SHOREHAM.

The marriage OF Samuel j. Northrup and
Miss Louise y. Douglas at the Congrega-
tional church on the afternoon of Tuesday,
February 49, was very pleasant event. Be
tween 300 and 400 guests We're present. The
u,hers were Howard Burge j. H. Larabce.
Bernard Pearson and William Byington. T.
+. Douglas was best man and Mis-, Maria
Douglas, bridesmaid. Mrs. Il. H. PEBBLE pre-
sided at the organ and the ceremony wa,
performed by Rev. G. 7. Byington. The
wedding gifts were numerous and varied,
and many of them elegant.
State Superintendent Palmer is to lecture
in Academy hall Monday evening, March
4th, upon the new school law.
Mrs, NJ, II. Northrup is quite i'll with cry
sihelas in her face.-F. L. Douglas started
for Sherbwn, Mass. Friday morning TO be
absent on a visit for two or three weeks
Miss Fannie j. King of Benson, who has
been visiting friends in town, has returned
home.-Nirs Martha sheldon of Leicester
is spending a few weeks with Shoroham
friends.
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UNDERHlLL

There will hc a sociable at the parlors of
the Congregational church ON Friday even
ing. r. Is. Barney will illustrate Pilgrim $
Progress with stercoscopic views.
George jackson drew to the steam mill a
12-foot birch log which weighed 300
pounds.
Mrs. W. $. Nay is in Boston for two
weeks at the New England conservatory of
music.-L. +. Tc.rill and wife have return
ed from their visit in New Hampshire -
Born at William Burnett S. February -, Il
daughter.
Not much interest is shown in the ap-
preaching town meeting. For the newly
created office of "toWn supervisory MaITs
Page j, foyorahly mentioned. lie has given
several years to educational matters and
would creditabiy represent the town.
The spring term Of E->cT classical insti-
tutc begin, next Monday with Il strong corps
of teachers.
Farmers are making preparations for the
sugar season. \ good How Of sap is pre-
dicted this spring.
p, The corrc5 band boys have a concert
and dance in town hill, March A. W.
Huntlcy Ina. bought the old book store build
ing.
\. l.. Ross while working in the woods
on Saturday was holding ahorsc Tor fellow
tcamcstcr when the horse kicked him break
ing his lee below the knee.
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BARRE.


Co. T., spencer Rifles to go to New York
for the Washington Celebration.
Company T.. Spencer rifles held meet
ing at their alnory last Thursday evening
when the subject Of the Washington celcbrG-
ton was discussed and n vote taken on the
proposition that the company be allowed to
remain in New York ono day Off duty and
that the members he paid by the state for
two days service the men TO board them
solvo, and pay their own expenses 1t was
unanimously decided that the company
would attend on these terms. They are to
leavy Barr" Monday morning, April 2S, and
are TO carry the regular army lations.
Goddard Seminary commencement APP
pointments.
The parts for commencement have been
allotted at Goddard seminary as follows:
Salutatory. Fred NJ. Blanchard; Grafton, a.
". DcGoo,h: poem. Mis-, Helen VI. Stafford;
class history, j. NJ. Hollistcr; prophet, Miss
Lola NJ Alhca presentations, Frank w.
llcwcs address to seniors, Charles Ii, Wells;
address to juniors, Charles II. Iiibbard;
hymn, written 10y William >. Martin; vale
dictory, Miss Anna NJ. Brown.
f. Old, is soon 10 build house on Duffy
avenue and The lumber is now being drawn.
The creditors of Lane a Moore. insolvcnt
debtors, are to hold meeting at the pro
bate Office in Montpelier, March IL.
There were l4l births. 50 deaths, 50 mar
riagcs in Barre during SSS.
The Barre Business Men association has
decided to take census OF the place, and
Richard \. Horr is engaged in tho work.
| T.. W Kiddpr has sold his residence ON
South Main street To Clarence Cutler
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MONT PELlER.
Mobiles of tho NINstic Shrine.

There will be a regular meeting of Mount
Sinai temple Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
Friday evening, March =, at which time the
degrees are TO be conferred on large class
of novitiates, and "A traditional banquet at
the close. y meeting for rehearsal will be
held ut 7 O'Clock on Thursday evening
March Z, at which the presence Of all Mobiles
is desired
The officers of Bethany Christian En-
deavor society elected on Tuesday evening
for the ensuing term Of six months are Miss
Fannie Knapp, president; +. f. Towncr,
vice prcsidcnt; II. ID. Hopkins, secretary,
Miss Lizzie Stimson, treasurer The various
committees are to be appointed next Tues
day evening.
Drive whist parties were given at the resi-
dence of Gen. T.. =. Pitkin on Tuesday, Wed
ne,day and Thursday evenings.
The fancy dress party to he given by
George and Jesse Niles at the Pavilion,
Friday night promises to be an elaborate at
fair.
y reception to the ladies was given by
Mrs. W. i. Stowell at her residence ON
Barre street from $50 to 5 O'Clock Monday
evening Nearly $50 ladies were present,
and the occasion was a very enjoyable one.
the house was beautifully decorated and the
refreshments were most excellent
a literary and musical entertainment was
given by the Trinity Christian Endeavor So
ciety at the vestry ON Monday evening, the
exercises being participated in by the best
talent from the Vermont Methodist semin-
airy.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper is tc
be- observed at Bethany next Sunday The
pulpit sill be supplied Wy Rev. Mr.. Gala
ghor Of Heenc, Nh.
George Wheeler the genial proprietor OF
, the Montpelier house, was given surprise
party 10y his many friends Tuesday evening.
Il. +. Towne, secretary and treasurer OF
the Vermont Christian lndeavor union, has
very i'll at his nome for several days past
but is now slowly recovering The Busy
Bee society are to meet in Bethany chapc
at = O'Clock Saturday aftenoon.-Mrs
Charles K. Smith an child O Brandon are
visiting her father NC. Pcck-Bev. George
RAYMOND, pastor Of the baptist church.
gave the right hand of fellowship to 8 con
verts on Sunday.
\ series Of six social assemblies are to b,
given at TN" Pavilion by c. Arthere Black,
the first one to take place Friday evening
March :
Z. u. Gray, of Providence, r. l.. is a
new employee in the Whcelock book hindcry.
II. w. Bailey, the veteran CONDUCTOR j,
again confined to his bed with severe at
tack of hcmorrhace of the lungs.-Mrs. L.
=. Gleason is TO give drive whist party al
- Barre street, next Monday evening. --
Mrs. Albert C. Han of Woodsvillc, y. H..
i, visiting with Mrs, Arthur Jones her sis
ter. at II Barre street, this week
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The donation for tho bonalit Of Rev. l.. L.
Eastman was hc!d last week Tuesday even
ing in the Methodist church; about $50 was
realized after paying expenses
Frank Ford and Dyer Hall will soon tart
a >hnalc saw on the premises OF Hon. Ran
som HALL.
Qrortcrly meeting exercises were held last
Saturday and Sunday in the Methodist
church Presiding Elder Culver officiating.
\ young son Of Daniel Tromhly was quite
seriously bitten in the face by a dog a few
days ago.
Hon. H. c. Hill, who was quite seriously
hurt in Platt,Lurgh some time ago, is i'm
proving and is expected home soon.--J. i.
Hall j, in Boston this week, having sent a
car lord OF potatoes there last wock.-Asa
Dawson Of BrasLer Centre, New York, WISH
ted relatives and friends in town last week.