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WEST RANDOLPH.

II. NJ. Dufur has opened an insurance
Office in the Dubois block, being agent for
theConnecticut General Insurance company.
Prank Bacon is again able to be on the
street.--Evan Evans is in Boston.
Rev J. a, Pierce is the happy recipient Of
a baby daughter. The fremen's bail is to be
held Friday evening the2lst. Gardner Brew
er has returned to his home in Boston
Dr. and Mrs. Benton and son Daniel are in
town. Mrs. Sullem has returned from Bos-
ton leaving her daughter Mabel gaining
health. THE many friends OF Emmons
Briggs will deeply regret his death on Fri
day.-A very pleasant senior reception was
given by Prof \. j. Whtchill Friday even
ing H. b. Salisbury is in Massachusetts
on business trip.
The officers elected at tho grange meeting
February - We're: \. Emery, worthy mas
ter; Frank Cleveland, W. o.; d. II. Morse
| lecturer; John Finn, steward Allen Jones
assistants Lyman Hutchinson, treasurer; E.
l.. Bass, secretary; Mrs. d. II. Morse, pom
ona; Alice Powers, fora; Mrs. Lyman Hut
crimson, ceres: Mrs. Frank Mann lady as
sistant steward.
Miss Richards and the two daughters Of
Hale Flint have returned from Michigan. -
DR.. y. X. Kcndrick is ill.-A grange wa.
organized mere FEBRUARY II with
large number of charter members. Mr.
Messer of Rochester gave an inter
cstlnS talk The Graded school has been pre-
scented with large United States flag.
/ Frank Beard, the cartoonist, gave an in
teresting lecture Monday evening, also q
talk to the High and Grammar school
during the morning session which wa
greatly enjoyed The funeral of Emmon
/ Briggs was held Sunday, the o. |. II. bein.
in attendance as he was a member of it
Rev. 5. y. Parker oflicated. The teachers
meeting held in the High school room Sat
urday was well attended; excellent musi
was furnished by the school male quartettt
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WORTHWHILE.

G.. *. Currier went to Boston, Monday.
Rev and Mrs. d. f.. Croft of Charles
ton, n. H., are visiting Mt DIR. Hall s.
Rev. Mr.. Fish gave a lecture to tho young
PEG pie, SUNDAY evening on the life of Aaron
Burr. II. c, Cheney Of the L. Y. NJ. was
in town over Sunday accompanied by his
sister. Miss Minnie Cheney, who has spent
"A few weeks III Burlington. Rev. Mr..
Fisk, pastor and Deacon IT, J.. Munsan rs
delegate will attend the installation of n
pastor of the Congregational church of
North Craltsbury The CniVcrsalist young
people gave successful entertainment at
town hall on Saturday evening at the con-
clusion Of which the younger portion OF the
audience remained for n social time. Tho
board of auditors have completed their
work, AID will recommend u tax of but %
cents on dolIar.-Ihe spring term Of the
village schools will open after two weeks
vacation, the winter term closing on
Tuesday. 18th in,t.-Andv z. Daniels of
the firm Of j. W. Daniels y Sons was mar
ricd to Miss Parker, tailoress in o. j..
Wood S shop, Wednesday. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist parsonage
in South Craftsburv. Il. r. Bracket, drug
gist late of Detroit Mich, has gone to i'o,-
ton. Tie ladies' circle at the Congregation
al ve,try on Friday afternoon was largely
attended and enjoyed.
In response to call by the chief engineer
Of the fire department, hose company
No | was rcorgamizcl on February l.. The
following officers were elected by ballot:
Clerk, ". II. Robinson; foreman, Andrew
Smith: assistant foreman, L. 5. Robinson
first pipeman, c. \. Giic; second pipcman,
G. \. Spiller. Capital Engine company
/ No. > and Hook and Ladder company No.
/ will bc rcorganizod at an early dotr.
Mrs b. l.. Rand. who fell down stairs
/ recently, died February lO.-The funeral OF
I George Bates, Il farmer in the west part
Of the town. was held February ID. Mr.
/ Bate, received injurie, in the woods on Feb
ruarv 10 which caused his death.-The sixth
and closing entertainment in the winter
! course, will be a concert by the Eostol
Ideal Guitar ami Mandolin club, Marci
| 90.
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MILTON.


The Milton teachers met February II. A
paper was read upon "Whisperng" by
Alice Byrnes and moral clippings We're Sc
lected by Miss Stiles. These We're followed
by general discussion of arithmetic. The
election OF officers for the next three months
was as follows: President, Henry Bah
cock; vice president, Frank Mars; record
ing secretary, Zilla Stiles; corresponding
secretary, Walter Crockett; treasurer,
Mamie King. 1t was voted to have only
an afternoon session hereafter The next
meeting will be March |. The assignments
are: general discussion of funda-
mental rules in arithmetic; debate, Re
solved that declarations should be a part
Of the work IN every school; affirmative,
Frank Mars, negative, Henry Conin:
defamation, Cory Caswell; phonic reading,
Henry Babcock,
S. Il. Sibey and wife have been visiting
their old neghbors in town,--A series Of so
ciables are being heldby the members of the
Catholic church to raise money to make q
payment on their parsonage liquor
agent reports $4,000. receipts from
sales of liquor the past year, which
accounts for the people being SC
healthy in town-Richard Finn moves to
| ST. Adams March !. James Melavin takes
his place on the Carpenter farm.-Robert
| Nulty moves onto his farm March l,
which has been occupied for several years
| by James Melavin
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STOWE.

Several days ago, Rev W. L. Anderson took
a vote of the scholars of the grammar and
primary schools TO ascertain the five most
popular children's books. Four of the five
were Miss Louisa u Alcott's, the other,
Little Lord Faunticrov.
Deacon Amos Dwinell, aged =, died
Saturday of Bright, disease, aggravated
by the prevailing influenza Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwineli hai occupied their new home less
than Il year and only a fow weeks ago cele
brated the 10Th anniversary of their mar
riage.
The remains of DR.. Henry Barrows of
Worcester. Mass, We're brought here for
burial. DR.. Barrows was for many years
practcng physician IN Stowe, but for
some time has lived in different cities in
Massachusetts, He was so years of age.
Mrs Josiah Brown, aged 16, died Friday
of acute pneumonia.
The remains of Mrs. Orrin Perkins Of
Minneapolis, aged 80, were brought here
Sunday for burial, Rev. Watson Weed,
officiating.
Mrs. William Godfrey died February IL
of consumption.
Rev. Myra Kingsbury of Morrisvile ex-
changed desks with Rev Watson Weed,
Sunday. and Mrs. c. r. Douglass OF
Minneapolis are stopping in town.-Fred
Barrows of Staten Island and Lizzie Bar
rows of Worcester, Mass, are in town.
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81. GEORGE.

The venerable George X. Hinsdale suffer
ed severe and probably fatal shock of
paralysis on Sunday the 10Th inst. vii
liam Clifford and Edgar Hinsdale We're sick
last week. R. O. Castle has sold his SUIT
ton farm of 300 acres to his brother-in law,
James Miner of Hinesburgh, for $1,000.
Mr.. Castle and family intend going to Lin
coin, Neb as soon as they can dispose of their
personal property |. Cole moves TO the
Castle sutton" farm March l.-Joseph
Robidue, who is at present on Horace Ish-
ans farm, moves to Mr.. Weed 5 "Flnney
farm" April Ira Chase was called to
Stowe last week Thursday evening, to at
tend the funeral of u sister, which took
place on Friday Clarence Tilley has com
pleted his labors with Ex-Gov Barstow and
gone to work for Elmer Slocum. Wallace
w. Place and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Loom
is Allen and daughter Emma visited with
Mr.. and Mrs II. Ii. 1illey last Saturday. -
The Kings Daughters will give pie socia-
bic at the house of c. r. Wright of Hines
burgh on Thursday evening, February %,
to which all are invited.
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NORTHFlEUD.

Parties from northern New York have
been here twice recently looking at the Bel
KNAPP factory and machine shop buildings
with view to putting in an Excelsior
mandatory, and it is reported that they
will probably locate there.
laundry is to be opened by a celestial
named Charlie Wing, in the basement of
Union block. Tho basement of Emerson s
block is being fitted up for bakery and it
is reported that Cross ~ Son of Montpelier
will also start a branch bakery in the base
ment OF Central block under the Crane
store,
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ESSEX LllNCTlON.


According to the Clipper there was a
dance here last week Friday evening. We
did not know OF such an occurrence but the
e.. \. Il. boys did repeat their drama Fri
day night to good house and the Willis
ton parties were there and enjoyed it very
much too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Stevens have gone
to Underhll to visit their son Wallace, who
is about to go to Alaska for a year or more.
Mr.. Stevens has been quite poorly for sew
eral weeks w. II. II. Pierce wife and
child from Dakota are stopping in town
visiting Mrs. Pierce's sister, Mrs Sanctu-
AIRY.
Mrs IT, Allen of Wiliston has bought of
Charles Green the Fay Tubbs property in
the village, paying $500 Mrs. Alien eX
poets to remain on her place i'll Williston
for another year, unless she can sell, then
she will occupy the place she has just bought
here.
The funeral of Miss Lottie NJ. Sibcy was
held from the house of her father, Z. W.
Siblev on the afternoon of February II, and
the house was crowded to overlooking, many
coming from the neighboring towns of
Milton Westford, Colchester and Burling-
ton. The Society of Christian Endcavor,
of which the deceased was an active mem
Der, having united as such from an asso-
ciate member at the last meeting before
she was taken sick, walked into the house
in body, to the number of 80. each wear
ing an appropriate badge. Rev. Mr.. Tabor
OBLIGATED, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Miller.
William Shlland had charge of the ser
vices The floral tributes We're numerous
and beautiful, floral harp supplied by
the Christian Endeavor society, a pillow
by the school, and many other lovely designs
! The remains were carried to Burlington and
! inferred in Green Mount cemetery. She
| was a young girl of much promise, be-
| loved 10y all who knew her, and her death
| coming so sudden was great shock to the
| young people of this community. She at
tended school Thursday, was taken sick and
went home Mt noon. From the time She
was taken she was great sufferer, until
death came to her relief. She died Sunday
evening of peritonitis.
L. d. Baker VINO has been quite sick
with pneumonia, is slowly recovering Mrs.
Laura Fly of Boston is stopping with her
sister. Mrs. 4. W. Sihley.-Miss Lena Fer
rim returned to her school last week .having
been out sick for ono week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Leandcr Fortier is at work in Fairfax for
Henry Porter. Myrtle Butter has finished
her work at John Lang s.-Mrs. Warren
Butter is taking care of Mrs. c. b. Wether-
by, who is sick with fever. DIR. X. L.
Flagg is sick.-A child was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Hulburd last Friday night
which only lived few hours H w.
Narnum aud wife have returned from New
Hampshire. Elsie Raymore and LOTTO
Carpe inter- close their school at Waterville
Friday. Ernest Melendy, accompanied by
a friend from Burlington, have been here -
Wight Adams of Belvdere has moved his
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CHELSEA.

The council invited to install Rev B. b.
Sherman will meet at the Congregational
church Friday forenoon at 10 o'clock and
the installation services will occur AZ Q
in the afternoon. The churches with their
pastors invited are as follows: Hartland,
Rev. DR. Allen Hazen; STAFFORD Row.
Henry Cummings Tunbridgc, Rcv. Thomas
:. Hubbard: Willamstown Rev Mr..
Jones; West Randolph, Rev. V. NJ Hardy;
Royalton, Rev II. q. Ward; South Royal
ton, Rev james Ramagc. 1t is expected
that DR.. Iazen will preach the sermon and
that Rev. c. H. Merrill Of St JohnsbIry,
secretary of tho Vermont Domestic Ms
sionary society, will give the right hand of
deliver the invocation prayer and Rev.
Henry Cummings the charge TO the people.
Inc son Of :. VI, Reyes our townsman,
DR.. Carl Il. kcyes who was graduated in
1881 from the T. Y. NJ medical college has
recently been appointed hospital physician
Of the Minnesota State Insane asylum at
saltwater. Prior to January /, be was
enjoying IA lucrative practice at Bron,
Mimi, where he settled soon after gradu-
atng. His brother, John Arnold keycs,
esq, of Winona, MINI, member of the
last Legislature and author of the keye,
ballot Reform bill, recently addressed "A
teachers convention on the labor qucs-
ton.
A wrestling match is advertised for Feb
ruary 22d between light weight wrestlers,
Frank Hutchns Of Chelsea and Dan Slough
ton of South Royalton.
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NORTH HERO.

Amasa b. Hazen was buried Sunday. -
Katie Stewart Of Dickinson n. y. is Wis
iting here and in Alburgh. -George Tracy
has opened meat market in connection
with his iewelry store.
Hon. II. C. Wilson received telegram
Saturday announcing the death of his
mother in Burlington Her age was JS
years, He took the early train Monday
morning to be in attendance upon the flu
neral.
Mrs. Wilson, mother of Mrs. S, Shufelt,
has received pension arrears belonging, to
her late husband to the amount of $500
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Tie special announcement which appeared
i'm our columns some time since, announcing IA
special arrangement with DR.. b. j. KENDALL
Treatise ON the Horse and his Diseases" where
by oar subscribers were enabled 10 obtain
sending their address to Il. j. KENDALL CO.,
and enclosing a two-ccnt stamp for mailing
same rs renewed for limited period. We
nifty Of obtaining this valuable work. TO every
lover of the Horse it is Indispensable, as it
treuts I'm a simple manner all the diseases which
anict this noble animal. Its phenom-
cnnl sale throughout the United States and
Canada, make il standard authority. Mention
this paper when sending for Treatise"
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

Mrs. Edna Miller has been very sick with
pneumonia, but is convalescent.- Orr
has been very sick. Mr.. Mallory seems to
he the only man who has got any ice about
here Mr., Hazard is better though his re
covery is hardly expected. Mrs Ball and
son have moved to their new home, which
they recently purchased. Mr.. Woodall and
the Rev. Mr.. Parsons exchanged pulpits
Sunday. Charles kimball is visiting in
town.-The Epworth league will give n
Longfellow exercise Tuesday evening. The
w. {. 7. |. meet with Mrs. Dakin, Friday.
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RICHFORO.

f. Henry Powell and wife have continued
their trip from Washington going to New
Orleans in company with G., G. Benedict of
Burlington. and from New Orleans they 90
to Houston. TeXas.-P. II. Phaneuf was
married to Inez Coburn, Wednesday Febru-
airy ~ at the residence OF Peter Phancuf. -
Arrangements for the musical festival are
being perfected. The dates are March /,
., and :. The Howard Opera House or
chestra oight pieces will be in attendance
for the last part of the festival. The solo
lists will be announced later.
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SHELBURNE.

Ebert Nash has bought Charlie Russell S
home; consideration r4lOO. Mr.. Russell
VIII give possession at once and move into
AIRS. b. Harrington home near the depot
Theodore Miner and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of son. George Winter
bottom is sick
il. Walter Webb arrived Saturday morn
ing and is a guest of his brother DR.. w. $.
Webb.-F r. Hart and family arrived in
Ocean Springs all safe.--Dr. w S. Webb is
huiling large toboGGan chute near his
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STARKSBORO.

Over $50 was received at the donation
held at the Free win Baptist church for the
benefit of the pastor Rev. H. G.. Corliss. -
1t is rumored that IA creamery is t. be start
ed here by Boston parties this aSon.-The
dramatic club will render a new drama
February 26, for the purpose Of purchasing
an organ for the Sunday school. Mrs w,
l.. Brown goes to Denver, Col, this month
to live, Mr.. Brown preceded her and has
built a house which is now ready. Ed
Douglas also goes to Denver at the same
time
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BRISTOL.


Enorh Norn'y died Feb. - at tho resi-
dence OF his son. VI. J.. \arney, aged 81
years. lie was III Dat short time, and
died just iye weeks from the day that bus
wife died. Funeral sunday.
W. n McNee has completed monument
Of Barre granite to the memory o. ;. H.
Cain. 1t weighs s'Vsn tons ana is very
handsome !, val he placed IN position as
SOON as spring opens.
Seventeen religious meetings nave been
held this week IT !. expected That the re-
vival meetings VIII De- continued another
week
w. D. Page and VIE, "'e OF GranVIlle,
are residents oi TINS village D. T.. taylor
ana WI" expect to leave Tor Nampa, ldaho,
III the near luture.-A. r.. Nahum Is home
IRON month S stay III rahhIlh county
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WAT ERVlLLE.

There were II births and 1; deaths in
town the past year.-Ned Chatfee had to
close his school and attend TO la grippe
the past week. -Aiartin Shattuck and wife
were the guests of T.. II. Shattuck. Briggs
Thomas has moved his family to Brattle-
boro where he will make his future home. -
Mrs. Ada Smith has moved into the tene-
ment over Ami Leache's shop.-Nlrs $. r.
Miller OF tho Mountain Spring house died
after long illness on Sunday. Her hus-
band, one son, William King of Fairfax,
and many friends mourn her loss.
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Supervisor toodhup hl, ueeu visiting the
schools in town Mrs Calvin Flint,
who has been sick for tho past Two
years died February l2-Danlel Towns
henl has lately broken wrist
Charles Briggs, who has been at home on
account of an injury to his back has re-
turned to his worl, in Barre. Edwin Pres
colt is now in the employ of J. X. Lynde-
Walter Flint has finished work for j. X.
I.yndo and will live with his mother in
Barrc.-R. :. Davis is stopping with John
l.yudc, 81. for the present.
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HINE SBURGH.

Joseph Jimmo is going to move his steam
mill from Monkton to a site near the north
line of this town where great number OF
logs have been collected from the forest ON
Mount Pritchard Miss VI. c. HARDWOOD of
East Dorset is visiting at 4. SylSes's
The high school closed Friday with rheto-
rical exercises. The school board met Tues
day and voted to begin the spring term of
schools April II. G. W. Flanagan lost a
COW Sunday. Joseph Bushey is very low
with consumption. II. NJ. Hull has con
tracted to furnish lumber for u large barn,
on the O. Bricn farm for IA Mr.. Hulctt of
Rutland. Den iamin Jcrough has received
about $1,000 back pension. The furry OF
snow Tuesday will be worth hundreds of
dollars 20 this town. A. II. Hosford, Mrs.
Thompson and Laura Cutting have gone %
Lowell, Mass.
There is a little girl at Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton f.. Brownson's that weighs -
pounds Emery Wis,ell has gone home TO
Shorcham for two weeks vi,it.-I{cv. I.
j. Harris spent last week in Grand lsle.-
\ pnddl RS team ran away on the east
street, Friday and made things lively for
about a mile but was stopped without seri-
ous damage. &C. |. Cole will carry on the
Castle farm and Henry Strong will carry
On the farm which Mr.. Cole leaves in the
Russell district.-Georgc Davies found d
frog Saturday, swimming about in the
water beside the road and evidently ont fol
spring. He thinks ii will do to 20 with the
winter mosquitoes and apple blossoms -
Lucy Jewett of Bridport and Mis- Turner
of NHddicburr are visiting at the Wilson's
Herman Fleming has bought house nnc
lot of five acres Of Joseph Bushy for 5000.
/ 1t is "A discouraging time for farmers
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ark, Ark, says: WAS down with Abcess of
Lungs, friends and physicians pronounced
me an lncurable ConsumptiNe. Began taking
Dr, Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
am now on my third bottle. and able to over
see The work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
Jesse Midlewart, Decatur, Ohio, SAYS: Had
u not been for DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption | would have died of Lung 1'roub.
ies' WAS given up by doctors Am now in
best of health" Try it. Sample bottles free
at beaupre & Lowrey's Drug store.
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WATERBURY, CENTRE,

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union met with Mrs. T. B. Fuller last
week. The Young Woman Christian Tenn
perance Union was led by Ida Fuller Prof.
G. K Small of Bates college, the teacher of
elocution in the Green Mountain sem mary
has gone home to Lewiston, VI aine. Tho
examination of the junior class took
place ON Tuesday, the senior class We'd
nesday and the promenade concert Thurs
day evening, The spring term will com
mence March t.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Helen Greedy has rented her farm to A.
j. Hollister.-Hiram Sparrow and wife
gave two whist parties last week. Tuesday
evening the prize winners were Betsy Clark
and T.. p. Mcknight and Thursday even
ing Betsy Clark and Austin Templeton -
Ruth Gray died of pneumonia last week and
her sister, Mrs, Southwick, died the next
day of heart failure Mrs. Mariah Siblcy
is very low with la grippe.-There was a
whist party at O, G, Stewards Tuesday
evening.
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RICHMOND

\ son of Charlie Bostwick, a dozen years
old, broke his leg few days ago while skat-
ing ON the ice. -Thomns Conway, n man
in the employ Of $. f. Cutler, while chop
ping, a stick of wood few up hit him on
Che nose and broke it.
While Mr. Bcnway was drawing 40-fcet
stick of timber down Gillctt hill, Joncsvilc,
last week, the log slowed around; they then
hitchod another span OF horses ON to draw
it back, and all four horses were dump,
down the bank together Two of the horses
were seriously hurt, two came out all right
The timber went down the bnnk.
Over 100 volumes of new books have been
added TO the Jones Barker free library -
Daniel Burli has a valuable horse that is
sick. DR.. f. NJ. Nichols, veterinary sur
gcon from st. Abans. is attending him.
Two hundred dollars has been refused for
the horse many times There were 10
births, Is deaths. and / : marriages in town
last year
Peter Paddock was arrested by Constable
Norton on complaint of Grand Juror :. \.
Andrews for assault on one Nennar, and
fined by Justice Norton so and costs.
At the close of the high school last Fri
day Mir Smith, the principal, was presented
by the scholars, as a token Of esteem, with
Gustave Doro's London, II beautiful illus
trated book Mr. Smith vas taken by sur
prise, but thanked the scholars III an appro-
/ pirate manner.
! The races on the ice that were TO come
off last Saturday, were postponed on ac-
| count Of the thaw They will come oil
next Friday. weather permitting.
Ed Freeman has a horse 81 years old
which is used almost every day, and which
looks quite young
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In East Bethel, Mrs, Dane, aged %
years, was injured by falling from
a lounge and Mrs. Richardson cele-
brated her S9th birthday, February
1.-The social of the Young Peoples Chris
tian Endeavor society last week at Fred
Chapman's was a great success, the novelty
of basket picnic in the winter bringing
together 80 persons.