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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-09-11
HARDWICk.

L. II. Warren went to Boston, Monday.
A. W. Dawson started for Chicago on Tues
day.
Lois Martin has the frame to his house up,
and will now rush it.
Mrs. C. E.. Dean has bought a building lot
OF the Bridgman sisters.
Ed. Wakefield has sold two building lots
Just south ofC A. Pages.
Rev. A. B. Blake moved his goods to Mont
pelier, last week Tuesday.
Elmer Hall is fast recovering from his in
juries received in the quarry.
The band boys called on Mr.. Tucker Tues
day evening and were well received.
Five counts and four ballots were made in
three hours and twenty minutes at town
meeting.
Several carloads of potatoes have been
loaded at this station by L.. II. Warren and
C.. l.. French.
Considerable damage was lone to finished
granite last Sunday by children in the sheds
of the Hardwick Granite Co.
1t took FIVE ballots to elect NJ. E. Tucker
Representative. On the fourth he was tied at
142 with Dorman Bridgman.
Brush & Curtis have moved their granite
works from o. C.. Arnold & Sons sheds to the
one built for them by Mr.. Tucker.
NJ. E Tucker, Representative elect, and D.
Bridgman paid the cigars. Mr.. Tucker also
paid lunch for all who wished after election.
II. H. Tillotson and Mr.. Trow have the got
the frames to their houses up and Mr.. Hooker
is at work on a foundation for a new house.
The Justices elected were J. B. Livingston,
Joel Ainsworth, q. r. Huntley, w. |. Leon
ard, Cyrus Underwood, D. Bridgman, and j.
W. Hovey.
j.. II. McLoud started for Portland last
Saturday. He probably has heard from the
Maine election and can see the handwriting
on the wall.
Mr.. Brush is out again after several days
illness. Others having LaGrippe, or some
thing of the kind. Mrs. NJ. L. Tucker is on
the sick list.
There will be a tent meeting on g.. A. Badg-
er's field near Mackville, commencing Sept. IL
at Z p. m. Elder c. S. Shattuck and Others
are expected to preach.
The repairs to the block in which Mr.. Rich's
store is situated are nearly completed. We
understand that the Judevine estate con-
template remodeling the Titus store.
W. d. KimbalI, wife and daughter, from
%Stoughton, Mass, have been in town during
the past ten days. They came up TO attend
Harley's wedding, and report an enjoyable
time.
Subscribers enough nave been secured to
form a branch of the National Building and
Loan Association here. Several will avail
themselves of it and build houses this fall or
in the spring.
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r HYDE PARK.
Herman Stearns is in town.

Herman Stearns is in town.
p. A. Parrin is visiting in Canada.
d. C. Smith has his mill-dam completed.
Katie F. McAulif has gone to st. Johns,
Que.
Henry Prior attended the Sheldon fair lasl
week.
Harrison Masure, of Sutton. is in town on
a visit.
Minnie Smith is teaching in the Wiswell
district.
The promenade Saturday evening was well
attended.
Achsa Allen is teaching in the Johnson vii
lage school.
R. C. Smith and wife are made happy by
the arrival of a son.
The Drum Corps went to Mt Mansfield yes
terday for a short camp.
Willie McAuliff attended the Sheldon fair,
but did not tax his best girl.
Miss Wilson, of Whire Hall, n. Y, was a
guest at Geo. Aliens, Saturday.
-Four of our young people begin their stud
les this week in the Johnson Normal School.
School opened Monday in charge of Mr..
Bigelow and Miss McLaren. Both being fine
teachers, a good schohl may be expected.
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IEEEERSONNIILE

Henry McNally is quite sick.
j. B.. Page is in Boston this week buying
goods.
The potato crop is reported good in this
section.
Oscar Atwood was in Rutland a few days
last week.
1. X. Adams is visiting his daughter in
Hardwick.
Mrs. Alice Ballardis visiting at herfather's,
D. c. Griswold's.
The Sunday school numbered one hundred
and five last Sabbath.
A large number went to the Boro" to the
horse trot last Friday.
S. n. Gott and wife of Boston visited at W.
H. Griswold's last week.
Mrs. Boyden and Mrs. Ballard of Georgia
are visiting at A. A. Hawleys.
Ashton Edwards loaded a car with hogs
and cattle Saturday for H. V. Whipple.
Mr.. Griswold of Connecticut loaded five
cars with cattle at this station last Thurs
day.
Harvey Varnum, wife and son returned
home Monday after an absence of several
weeks.
Chauncey Warner purchased a fine yoke of
oxen of A. A. Patten; delivered Friday of
this week.
HatSie Conner of New Haven, Conn, is
stopping a few days at Mr.. Demeritt's at East
Cambridge.
F G. Wallis and c. P. Darling are in town,
and the report is hat they nave let more
contracts to cut and furnish this mill with
lumber.
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the hope of having them present and
an address from both. A campfire
will be held on the evening of the first
day.
OF the pleasantest social events
CT the season was the reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. p. K. Gleed last
Wednesday evening. Their spacious
residence was well filed with guests.
and the evening passed off delight
FULLY. A solo by Miss Slayton, who
sang with her usual grace, added
much to the enjoyment. During the
entire evening the music of Elmore's
orchestra, consisting of four pieces,
was most sweetly waited through the
p%arlors. Mr.. and Mrs. G!eed are
royal entertainers, and that happi-
ness may be theirs is the wish of all
who enjoyed their hospitality.
The base bali boys, after consider
able effort, got together a team,
a number of whom were not the
regular players, and went to St.
Johnsbury on Saturday, there to
meet a crushing defeat at the hands
OF the st. Johnsburys. But the boys
don't crush, and it is understood will
play a rubber game here on Satur-
day. For the st. Johnsburys the
battery work of Shufelt and Brooks
was tirst-class. Meigs played a fine
game on first, and Bradley made a fly
catch that was just great. For the
No Names, Page put up his usual
faultless game at second, Wright
made some fine stops at short, st.
Louis caught well and did the best
with the stick, and Daniels took all
the fys that came his way. Cheney
pitched a good game after the first
inning, but errors at critical times
aided the st. Johnsburys to pile up
the scores The following is a record
of the game:
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WESTFIELD.

AK. Annis has gone to Franklin county to
work.
Mrs. Fred Snow and daughter of MontpeI-
Ter we're the guests of Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock re-
Gently.
Geo. F. Clark OF Norwood, N. Y, made his
father-inIaw, NJ. C. Hitchcock, a flying visit
last week.
Mrs. Julia uniting and Miss Eliza Cornell of
Manchester, n. H., have been visiting Mrs. S.
s.. Johnson.
Edwin Boynton gave a corn roast last
Friday night, which was attended by about
one hundred.
Deacon NJ. Clark Hitchcock is the grand
Juror from this town., and W. L. Farman and
Volney SiscO are petit Jurors.
Mark and Minnie Johnson of Manchester,
N. H., ave been spending their vacation at
their fathers, S. S. Johnson's.
Misses Helen and Harriet Winslow of Bos-
ton, have been spending their vacation at
their-father's, D. A. Winslow's.
Mrs. Hulet, of Providence, R. l., and Frank
Chamberlin, of Cambridge, Mass. were the
guests of Mrs. Jacob Stebbins recently.
Charles Carey and wife of Holyoke, Mass,
who nave been spending the summer in town,
returned to their home last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lombard and Alice Lombard, who
have been with Mrs. Wallace Miller this sum
mpT, T6UuIu llllS Ntth w 6tdllOEuN Illt, NOlH.
Rev. Lucian C.. Kimball. Secretary MerrilPs
assistant, preached in the Cong'l church last
Sunday, and will remain in town during the
week. working in the interest of the Congl
churches of Westfeld and Troy.
The village school began Monday with Elva
Farman and Mrs. E.. S. Mills as teachers.
Belle Jones teaches in district No. 1, Guy
Farman in Shingleville, Emma Wakefield in
district No. 4, Ethel Wright in Troy and Eva
Hendix at West Newport.
At the freeman's meeting, Edwin Boynton,
Republican was elected representative on the
third ballot by a majority of eleven. The
majority for C. S. Page was one hundred and
eleven. Orlando Winslow, the Oldest man in
town, took great pleasure in voting for C. S.
Page for Governor, who was born on the
farm adjoining Mr.. Winslow's. Judge Page
and Nj. Winslow were for some years in trade
together and the old-time friendliness was
transferred to the son.
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EDEN.
Fred and Myrtle Fuller have returned from

Fred and Myrtle Fuller have returned from
Dakota.
Preparatory lecture at the Corners church
next Thursday evening. Rev. c. II. Merrill,
of st Johnsbury, is expected to be here next
Sunday.
The steam whistle at Stearns & Halls tub
factory gave it's first scream since the mem
orable cyclone, July s, Saturday afternoon.
The smoke-stack is again in its place, al
though much battered by its rough treat
ment.
The Lowell base ball team and the Eden
Mills nine will play next Saturday. 1t is re-
ported that the Eden Mills nine did much of
their practicing on Sunday, and we are sorry
to say the report is true. Isn't. there some
thing more c%reditable for Sunday pastime?
Among the visitors in town the past week
were Mr.. Sumner Davidson, of Montreal, and
Mrs. N. P. Keller, of Johnson, guests of VIM
G. Bassett. Caleb Lathrop, of Iowa, and
Hattie Lathrop of Burlington, guests of Arba
West. Ed. Hayford, of Illinois, at Albert
O'Brien's. Mrs. Bell Terrill, of Springfield
Mass, at Jason Rogers. Miss Laura Hutch
ms, of st. Adams, at Geo. Hutchins'.
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JOHNSON.

Jessie Rogers is engaged to teach this fall
in No. II.
G. H. Stevens, of st. Adams, spent last
week in town.
Mrs. H. Fancher and daughter. Jennie, are
in Massachusetts for a few days.
A.. A. Leland will buy potatoes at for the
factory, commencing Sept. 20, at 20 cents.
Mrs. L. Hawley, of Minnesota, has been
spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. DR..
Allen.
Mrs. c. II. Stearns and son have returned
from the beach, where they have spent several
weeks.
Carl Ward spent last Sunday at Home. He
is employed in a drugstore at East Hard
wick.
Hereafter the prayer-meetings at the NJ. f.
Church will begin at 7 o'clock, instead of at
7:30.
The Baptist church appointed s. A. An
drews as delegate to the State convention to
be held in Rutland.
Quite a number from this place went to
Cambridge last Friday to witness the sports.
All report a pleasant time.
Among the improvements on Main street
will be seen B. A. Hunts new barn and the
repairs on ID. NJ. Stevens house.
The graded school began last Monday with
Jasper Foster as teacher of the first grade
phN hShoo AiiCh III Vic SeCOuu.
Dr. and Mrs; Campbell gave a very pleasant
reception at their home to the Normal teach
ers and students last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews, accompanied
by their brother, D. S. Dawson, are spending
the week with Supt. Andrews at Vergennes.
The Normal School has opened under very
favorable circumstances. The entering class
is the largest of any during the schools his
tory.
Lena Ward returned to So. Hadley last
Monday, where she enters upon her fourth
year, taking two more years to complete the
course.
Mrs. G. H. MILAN, formally of this place
and now of Lynn, Mass, and her daughter,
Hattie, ave been the guests of Mrs. John
Hill a few days.
Quite a number have joined the private
class in elocution taught by Miss Huntley. 1t
is a rare opportunity for those wishing to
take the study.
The teachers of Johnson and vicinity are
requested to meet Supervisor Redmond at
Normal Hall, Saturday, Sept. ID, at 2 O'Clock.
Bring the new grammar.
Special bargains in summer goods at Welch
u Farrington's to close out. A general as
sortment of everything kept in a country
store may be found there.
Saturday, as Mr.. Freeman Boyes was at
tending to his stock in the pasture, he was
attacked by a two-year-old bull and thrown
to the ground, trampled upon and pressed in
such a way as to nave two ribs and collar
bone broken besides having his face and body
badly bruised. The animals horns were so
far apart that they passed on each side of Mr.
Boyes, pinning him to the ground without
goreing him. But for the timely appearance
of Joel and the dog the result might have
been much more serious. He is now doing
well.
FARMERS LEAGUE.-The members of the
johnson Farmers League are requested to
meet at Town Hall next Saturday afternoon
at 9 O'Clock. Every member should be there
if possible, as we have important business
matters for consideration
PER ORDER OF PRESIDENT.
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AbialW etherbee is visiting friends in Can
ada.
Emma Bingham is at home from Burling-
ton for a few weeks.
Mrs. Lucia Stuart is at her brothers, John
Stuart, in Ninooski, whose vile is sick.
Leslie Montague and wife, of Albany, N. Y,
are visiting his mother and brothers here.
B. K. Chase, who has been visiting friends
in this section, returned to Niagara, last
week.
Cola Stuart is attending school in Williston
and makes her hOme with her uncle, DR.. A. L.
Bingham.
Clifton Scott, who cut his foot three or four
weeks ago has got able to return to his work
for Homer Curtis, in Cambridge.
The school at the Center began last week
with Fife Montague as teacher. That in No.
. began Monday with A. ]. Elliot as teacher.
Mrs. Willis Marshall is visiting at her
fathers, Demas Robinson. Mr.. Marshall, is
expected to come soon. He has been i'll for
some weeks at his former home in Morrisville.
but is now better.
Joseph Robinson, a native of this town and
who has lived here the most of his life, moved
to Pleasant Valley last week. where he in
tends to spend the remainder of his days with
Mrs. j. l.. Melvin, his only living child. Mr..
Robinson is SO years old.
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EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Comstock are the happy
possessors of a little daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Robinson returns to her home
in Manchester, N. H., this week.
Mary NJ. Nye is in Morrisville, and Glennie
Gonyeau at johnson. Both are attending
school.
Abbie Balch, who has been at F. Z. Put
MANS, is to spend the week in Hyde Park, her
home, on a vacation.
Mrs. Matte NJ. McHugh goes to New York
City this week, and from thence to her home
in New Haven, Conn, feeling much better for
her few weeks rest from business.
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EAST ELMORE

G.. V. Bailey, Esq, and wife, made a visit to
Montpelier last Saturday, on business.
Bert Ward was thrown from a load last
Thursday, striking in such a way as to break
a leg.
The friends of [. A. Gale will regret to learn
that he intends to move to Barre at al early
date,
Frank Lowell has taken the job of putting
in a new bridge above Parker's mill, on the
Eagle Ledge road, and is now at work.
School in Dist. No. 8 began last Monday
with Miss Thompson, of Morristown, as the
teacher. Miss Ida Tucker, of Elmore, teaches
in Dist. No. 10. District No. s has a teacher
from Jericho, and Dist. No. 4 has one from
Fletcher.
Geo. Keller, who is drawing lumber for
Geo. A. Morse, went off the bank and into the
brook again last week, and nae to have help
to get out. No serious damage beyond a few
bruises on the horses. Try a new place next
time.
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Observation-Disclosures BIT all the
world there is but one cure, DR.. Haines' Gold
en- Specitic.-lt can be given in a cup of tea
or coffee without the knowledge of the person
taking it, effecting a speedy and permanent
cure, whetherthe patient is n moderate drink
er or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been cured who nave taken
the Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge, and to-day they believe they
quit drinking of their own free will No
harmful effect results from its administra-
ton Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
and full particulars. Address in confidence
Colder Specific CO.. 1875 Race Street, Cincin
natl, o
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c

Shovelt Is the name of the new section boss.
A. W. Foster swings a new sign to the
breeze.
Sociable at Universalist church on Thurs
day afternoon of this week.
Waite & Jones are buying potatoes on this
line of railroad and shipping West.
H. E. Nelson has carried water from the
spring near the railroad track to his house.
G. W. Guyer has sold his stallion Col. Hyde
for the snug little sum of six hundred dollars
PLEASANT ALLEY.
The occupants of T. G.. Browns house have
moved.
School has commenced with a teacher from
Fletcher.
c. c. Browns hired man, in throwing a
stone at a COW, hit her in the head and killed
her.
Mrs. Chas. Whitney, while out berrying.
stepped down from a log and hurt herself
severely.
Town meeting went off as usual, leaving
some to mourn because they can't 30 to
Montpelier.
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Royal will attend strictly to farming, the
present fall.
School Dist. No. 9 are repairing their
school-house.
Now that the September election is over,
the Argus mans love for the soldier will re-
turn to hatred.
q. T. Howard and family and H. N Stevens
and family have gone to Grand Isle Co. for a
weeks camping.
Mr.. Tucker, who has been at work for Chas.
Root, has finished his time and is now at
work for the Graham Steam Mill Co.
A large crowd of people gathered at the
South Village, Sept. 2. to witness a matched
race between Temperance and High License.
After six holly contested heats, Temperance
won by a throat-latch. 1t was evident from
the start that High License wasn't built
right" to compete with his opponent. lie
was a little nervous at the start, but cooled
off well between heats, and came up to the
work each time in good shape. The time was
very fast, but by the request of &. K. Good
rich, manager of High License, no time was
given.
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WATERVILLE.

Ed. Wood was in town over Sunday.
j.. V. Stevens was at home the past week.
F. D. Parker is clerking for E. H. Shattuck.
A. NJ. Tracy has moved into the Laraway
block.
E. W. Brown is confined to the house with
rheumatism.
Will Sherman and wife, of Cady's Falls, are
visiting in town.
Albert Wiley and wife, of Boston, are the
guests of his brother, Robert.
A Mrs. Watson, os@st. Adams, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. A. L. Laraway.
The Justices elected are 3. r. Miller, G. B.
Thomas, I'll. l.. Beard, Ernest Manchester, c.
E. Bragg.
De. Hulburd has gone to New York City to
take up some special study in his profession.
He will be absent some six weeks.
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A SCRAP o. PAPER SAVES HER LIFE.-lt
was just an ordinary scrap OF wrapping-paper,
but it saved her life. She was in the last sta
ges of consumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could live only "A short
time: she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a piece of wrapping paper she read of DR..
Kings New Discovery, and got a sample bot
tie; it helped her, she bought a large bottle,
it helped her more, bought another and grew
better fast, continued its use and is now,
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 40
pounds. For further particulars send stamp
to W. I'll. Cole, druggist. Fort Smith. Trial
bottles of this wonderful discovery free at A.
o.. Gates drugstore.
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Probate Court--LamoiIIe District.

The following business was transact
ted at the Probate Court in Hyde
Park during the week ending Sept.
6, 1890:
Sept. I'D. II. Hartson's estate, HYDE
Park; Appraisers return inventory. X. NJ.
Blaisdells estate, Cambridge; Appraisers re-
turn inventory. Sally Wright's estate, Stowe;
Administrator presents his account for set
Element Hearing set for Oct. 3, 1890. Chas.
W. Mcfarland, Guardianship, johnson;
Guardian settles his account.
Sept. 3.-Esther Spaulding's estate, Nor
ristown; Will presented for probate; Hear
ing set for Oct. l, 1890.
Sept. 5.-Delana McAllister's estate, Stowe;
Administrative presents her account for set
Element; Hearing set for Sept. 26, 1890.
Edmond Towle's estate, Hyde Park; Admin
istrator settles his account and assignment
made to widow.
Sept. Ga. J. Campbell's estate, Hyde
Park; A. NJ. Whiteomb appointed Admins
traitor; E.G.Sherwin, and J H.Gray, Apprais-
ers and Commissioners. u Smiths estate,
Johnson; License to sell personal estate
granted Administrator asks for license to
sell real estate; Hearing set for Sept. 81,
1890. Louisa Farraf's estate, WaterviIle (;
Settlement continued to Sept. IS, 1890.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


All those in need of a dress-maker win do
Vel to call on Miss Marvin. who has rooms ~ u
Mrs Elwoods in Johnson, Vt.
FOUND-On the Centennial Grounds
Net. owner can have same by proving pron-
erty and paying for this notice.
G. W. DorY.
REAL Estate AND Personal Ppoprprx
FOR SALE For full particulars and descrin-
ton, call on or address,
u. h WOODWARD, NJ. D., Morrisvillc.
acknowledgements next waek Man
aaS, sept. 10, and continuing for three or
-FOUR weeks. l will receive potatoes at the
hFdeIark depot, paying 40 cents per bushel.
r.. l.. FAIRBANKS.
| VIII commence taking sound potatoes the
zOth OF sept. and pay 20 cents. Positively
hune affected with rot will be taken until /
commence grating. VIII pay for those what
they are worth.
A. A. LELAND.
JOHNSON, Sept. 10, 1890.
We wish to notify the public that we have
as Desirable building lots for sale i'm Morris
VILE as can be found within the district limits.
those who are thinking of buvinw should not
IAN TO look them over before buying else
where. &. NJ NJ RSvNToN
FOR SALE wish to sell my third interest
IN the Steam Dressing Mill situated on the
line OF the st. Johnsbury and Lake Cham
PLAN Railroad at Hyde Park Street. The
mlil Is new and is furnished with the latest
improved new machinery for dressing hard
MOOD Hoorlng, a new dry kiln eighty-hve
feet long with Sturtevants improved hot air
bIast and all improvements. Said to
De the best IN the State. A good side track
to mill aud dry house. Said mill has a good
run of custom and is one of the best chances
or making money in the State. Call on or
address A. A. BLISS. HYDE Park.
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We probe with telescope the milky way;
The ocean depths with diving bells; ana say
That science knows no limit yet It's said
The wise postmaster hides his puzzled head
In shame, and freely owns he cannot master
The knotty problem from precedence bred, :.
Which doughty dame is really Mrs. Aston.
=ISpringfeld Daily Union.
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WORCESTER

ative by one majority. He is a Democrat.
RusselI's mill has been idle a few days, there
being a break in the main shaft. Everything
is in order now.
The Justices elected are H, p. Darling.
Roger Hovey, H.. A. Hancock, l.. NJ. Hutchin-
son, and Geo. W. Durham.
Rev. Mr.. Ryan held a prayer-meeting of
much interest in Renne's Mountain House.
Many are being brought to Christ through
his efforts.
Some seventy of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. W. Beardsley called on them on the 2Sth
of August to remind them that it was the
18th anniversary of their marriage. Oysters
and tea and coffee and cake were served.
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MARRIAGES.,

BRACKETT-OLMSTED.-In Elmore. Sept.
8, 1890, by Rev. p. B. Fisk, Miss Bertha f.
Olmsted, of ElmoTe, and Mr.. Earnest r.
Bracket, of Boston.
KIMBALL-CAMPBELL.-At the brides resi-
dence in Hardwick, September A., by Rev. S.
S. Brigham, Harlow R. Kimball and Lulu
M. Campbell, both of Hardwick.
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A base ball club has been organized
in the Academy with Fisher for Cap
tain and Blake for Secretary.
Lyceum was organized Friday af-
ternoon with the following officers:
President, N. D. Blake; Vice-Presi-
dent, E, P. Bigelow; Secretary, Sadie
Rublee; Musical Director, Frank
Green; Executive Committee, B. l..
Leach, Jessie Slayton, O. S. Car
penter, Arlie Campbell, and Edwin
Moore.