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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-10-07


the close of business, September 80,
1899.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, s 78. .4bs. 80
Overdrafts, f,ss8. sb
Othor st ks, b'nds & IN riggs 2s ssa. AZ
Duo firm Nat nal Banks, 4o,718.5e
Duo firm State B'nks g. B'krs, 9,sO5. 9g
Real es to f'n't're & ilxt'rs, 8,11s.34
Current exp'nscr 6 taxes pd, 2,4s5. so
Checks and other cash itums, 537. .O5
Specie, 4S5. 20
Legal tender notes, 5.475. 40
Total, s 100, ,780. 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, s 06,3OO.O0
Undivided profits, 1850 05
Indivd'l dep'stss ss'bi ct to chlt 7g, $50. Os
Cashier Is ch 'ks outstanding, O.58
Due to National Banks, 1,4O5.07
Due to State Banks, Private
Banks and Bankors, 90. .O5
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lake this week. Tho heavy rain the past
week destroyed the wheat that was cut.
NEW HAVEN.
Mrs. VIII Sherman is very ill.-Mis1
Myrtle BrunelI has returned from Shell
burne. The society OF Christian Endeavor
gave social Wednesday evening, August
II on She academy green. Nellie Conant
of New Haven aud MIR. Charles Thomas of
Montgomery, VI, were married Wedncs-
dav evening at the homo of the bride. The
occasion was pleasant one and the presents
numerous and costly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas went Immediately to Montgomery,
their future home.
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Brighton, ia Essex county. Ho was los
years old tho 4th Of April last aud was born
on tho Isle of Jersey. When he was 10
years old he left his native country and set
tied in st. Verness, p. Q. There his life
was spent as farmer until ii years ago,
when he came TO live with his daughter,
Mrs. Z. j. Barnes Of Brighton. MIR. Mustre
is tell and straight, being SIX feet two inches
in height. lie Is hale and hearty in every
way and within month has read for an
hour at a time without tho use of glasses.
When he was 100 yenrs old he worked regu-
larly in tho hay field and until three years
ago he sawed wood. His grandfather lived
to be | 10 years old.
A burberry canning establishment has
Just been started at Island Pond.
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preached at the Congregational church Sun.
day. Charles Kidder, of Boston, arrived
yesterday ON visit to His father, DR.. c.
w. Is. Kidder.
CHITTENDEN.
Henry Perry has gone to New York State
on visit Mrs. Rufus Sprague has re-
turned from visit to her daughter in AL
stead, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boguc are happy over
the birth of n daughter. Mrs. Edward
Morgan Of Boston. Mass, is visiting friends
in town. Miss ldelin Baird, a former resi-
dent, now of Rutland, is greeting old friends
hore.-Dlr. and Mrs. Fazakerly of Albany,
~ y, are the guests OF Mrs. Adno Baird.
Dir. Fazakerly is head bookkeeper for ths
large art establishment of Annisloy a. Co.
Mrs. Lubin blanchard received word last
week of the serious injury of her brother
near Bellows Falls, by the giving way of a
staging upon which ho was at work. A
party, consisting OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Blanchard, Mr.. nnd Mrs. Harry Harvey,
WIN kimball ani Miss Nettjs Harvey. Bert
Congdon and Miss Edu Leonard, left for
Lake Bomoseen Tuesday morning for few
days outing.
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rally will be held Friday, August 10, with
Hon. Charles J.. Griffith OF Indiana and
Hon. II. Henry Powers of Worthwhile as the
principal speakers. a. j. Maxham of Brat
tleboro, the campaign singer, is also to be
present
WEST RANDOLPH.
Twenty young people indulged In ride
to Willamstown Springs and Brookfeld
Saturday. -Leta Chadwick Of Kansas CITY,
No, is in town. Mrs. Palmer Spear and
two grcn1sons OF Boston are here Charles
G. Dubois Of New York City is here for his
vacation. John Dates of Portsmouth, n.
H., is here. -Messrs. Atwood and Burt are
in Boston, Mass, and Norwich, Conn. on
business connected with their screen mill. -
Mrs. Fred Thompson and daughter of Lynn,
Mass, are here.
BROOkFlELO,
Lightning struck the east chimney Of III.
NJ. Peabody's house, scattering soma brick
and slate with which the roof wos covered
and passed out of screen door at the west
end Of the kitchen, causing considerable
smoke but no hrc.-I,ev. b. Is. Sherman
OF Chelsea OBLIGATED at A. NJ. Woodruff S
funeral Monday. Rev. j. n. Perrin ex-
changed with Rev. Austin Hezen of Rich
mond last Sunday The Williamstown and
Broolflcld ball teams met at G. IL. BiSe-
lows Saturday, the Brooktelcs being de-
| feated by II score of ii to =
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOuTH HERO.


During the heavy shower OF last " edues.
day afternoon lightning struck the barns of
Martin Bros, but did no damage more than
the knocking off of few shingles and
boards from the barn. Narney and Fay
Lowell, Frank Hutuam and Eddie Wood
bury arc camping ut Wilson's bay near
Idlewild and Euglewood. Prof. o. Ii.
Perry OF the Rutland classical institute is to
have a Dcmorest speaking contest soon
several of the young people taking part.
Miss Nellie Irish has new Story : Clark
ORGAN. MIR II. Eibbe is able to be out
again. -Eugene Treville of Cambrdgeport,
Mass,, has returned home after spending a
few days in town. jed Trevile was fined
$50 and costs V Wednesday for selling tue
ardent. Judge Kellogg's new steam
yacht CAriel is seen daily in the bay here,
and is a beauty. She is s feet wide and 10
feet long.-M X. lIodgkins is at st. Adams,
where he has a horse in training.
AL8URGH.
The almost unprecedented rain for the
past week has flooded the land and delayed
harvesting, and it will be several days be-
fore ANYTHING can be done in the harvest
fields cvon il the weather is pleasant.
ISLE LA MOTTE.
Several acres OF hay and grain are cut
and lying on the ground, and complaint is
made of grain growing. MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Watson of st, Adams and MIR. and
Mrs Leslie Cooper of Springfield, Mass.
who have been camping on Sandy PoiHt,
broke camp and returned home last week
Thursday after two weeks stay. There
is to be grand republican rally at North
Hero, August 10 at O'Clock p m. The
Hon George NJ. Dewey OF NJ chignn will ad
dress tho freemen of Grand Isle county on
the political issue of the campaign.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

|. B. Bishop of West Derby has a half
dollar of 1906, which is rare coin OF con
siderable value.
O. S. Annis of North Troy, who was
nominated by the Orleans county democrats
for state attorney, declines the honor.
Barton held q special town meeting Mon
day to elect a town clerk and treasurer to
fill the vacancy caused by the death Of
James Buzlell. The candidates were f. w.
Baldwin and L. VI. Hubbard, and the latter
gentleman was elected.
Republican rallies will be held at Barton
on Thursday, August %, and at North Troy
on the 2Gth Hon. George NJ. Dewey, the
vol known and popular Michigan orator,
and other speakers will be present, also A.
j. Markham of Brattleboro. the humorous
campaign singer.
TROY.
Mrs. Fred Greenwood of Massachusetts is
visiting at n. Martins. Airs. BarkaIin of
Holyoke, Mass, is visiting relatives aud
friends Mrs. L. Willis has been visiting
in Albany d. II. Buck has purchased n
fine driving horse of +. s. Hammond. -
Hammond &; Buck are building a store.
house in the rear of their store. Mrs. Not
tie Miller and daughter are at Albany. %.
s. Annis of North Troy received tho nom
lndtlOn OF Slate attorney AZ lne uCluO-
cratic convention.
WESTFlELO.
Miss Minnie Wood has returned to Rich
| ford In 1890 there were 2l0 names on the
check list. As yet there are but 112 names
on the list, and those whose names are omit
ted should see to it at once that the mistake
is remedied, for Westlield should cast rous
| ing vote for Fuller and Strauahan. Polling
| places have been erected according TO law
! in the town hall. Mr. and Mrs. f.. II.
Hitchcock and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hendrix
have gone to Stowe. The Me thodst ladies
| held a social :, with Mrs Ahra Miller
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Misses
Elva Farmau, Ethel Wright and Mary Foot
have returned from the summer school at
| Boston.
MORGAN.
The farmers are discouraged, there being
quite good deal OF hay yet to cute. j.
Moore has rugged up a sail bont.-Solon
| Gray is to teach at Morgan Center.
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ORANGE COZ MY.
WILLIAMS TOWN..

Business prospects are Frightening. The
strikers are gradually weakening, and the
eight who have returned to work expect
that others will soon follow. Work on the
new brick block is rapidly, progressing. -
The contractor is engaged In finishing Off
the new basement to the new town house.
1t will contain n large hall and double
stairway, Il lookup with three cells, mum
icIpal court room and Il large store room. -
Work has begun on the removal of the
horse sheds preparatory to erecting the new
Methodist parsonage. Lots have been
staked out on the Kimball- Martin place for
the erection of granite sheds and tenements.
James Hopkins has just completed first
class barn in connection with his residence.
lightning struck the house OF Edward
Poor Wednesday night, SCATTERING the
chimney, but doing no general damage Mr.
Poor himself was also hit, but fortunately
escaped serious injury, The same night II
barn on the David Payne place on the east
hill was struck by lightning and consumed.
The light was plainly visible at the village.
RANDOLPH.
Rev. Mr.. Bates exchanged with Rev. Mr.
Morse of Brooklield last Sunday. Several
ball players went to Brooktled to assist in a
game Saturday. check list contains
$50 names. The republican caucus will be
held the Goth.
CHELSEA.
At recent meeting of town clerks and
town committees, questions concerning the
new ballot law were discussed. II was de-
clded that 'the officers whose duty it is to
designate the polling places" mentioned in
section "a aro the board of civil authority,
and that the officers indicated by section 81
"who now by law conduct the several cleo
lions in their respective towns" are for
freemen's meeting the board of civil author
ity, first constable aud town clerk; also,
that the ballot clerks are to be appointed by
| ,he board Of civil authority.-A county
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REMINGTON COUNTY.

Mr. Grant, one Of the carpenters working
on the Pownol Baptist church, fell and sus-
tanned compound fracture of tho left
wrist
The sclectmen of Woodford have called a
town meeting for August 20.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The republican campaign in Franklin
county opened with o rally at Rlchford,
Monday. A special train from ST. Adams
brought goodly number of people. Good
music was furnished by the Rchtord Brass
band and good male quartetto. The
speakers were Captain j. II. Mimms of St.
Albans, Rev. L. j. Ranslow of Swanton,
and Major Josiah Circuit OF Derby. Tho
main street was decorated with Chinese
lanterns, aud there was q display of fire
works after the meeting
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Tho heavy rains last week washed out the
dam belonging to W. H. Stiles d Go. IS tub
factory. w. II. Stiles q Co. are putting
bobbin machinery into their mill. August
10Th Charles Thomas was married to Miss
Helen Conaat. The teachers engaged to
teach The coming fell term OF school ut the
Centre are Emily Kidder for tho higher,
and Mary Kidder for the primary depart
mont The school will begin the first Mon
day in September August 9th, Otis, son
of Charles and Emma Martin, died. aged 4
years A republican rally was held on the
evening Of August II Mt stiles hall.
FLETCHER.
There will be a republican caucus at tho
Town house August 20, for the purpose Of
GU, 'se.' % -'n u
cd that August is is the last day that they
| can pay their taxes to the town treasurer
| and save the four per cent discount -
| Teachers are notified that there will be an
examination at JelTersonvle, August -
and 90.
Arthur Smith of Green Bay, ILL.,, visited
| at Demas Roblnson's recenty.-Don 1ali
to attend the caucus next Saturday night. -
n son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. David Gil-
iian, August 12th -Peter lapoint has rent
ed Mrs. Kings house and VIII move there
soon. Mrs. q. W. Lee of Bondsvllle, Mass,
is visiting at l.. {. Leos.-1he rains raised
tho Lamoillo river last week SO that 1T over
flowed its BANKS badly, the fourth time
since the sprins freShet in April.-h. |.
Netherbee and family visited hIs sister
Mrs. johnson, at st Johnsbury over sun
Sundev roturninT TO ST. Albans Monday
Lightning struck in several places last week
among them the house of Mrs Clara kins
lev, but no serious damage was done.-El
mer Lamb went to Hyde Park to see hi,
sister, Mrs. Z thu Ruggles last week She
is dangerously ill,-Giles Wilcox and wifi,
we're in town last week
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GWNN u ON.
There wa dem cratic rally on the parS
Saturday evening. The address was by thu
Hon. J. GALLAGHER of Connecticut. Wi
liam James had u fine three-year- old col
killed by lightning last week.-The Con
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NoTEsAND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

lie Winooski valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek and by the Shores
JNhito River Covered by Special Re-
lOitcrs.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Frank *. Foster is to be the orator on
Labor day ct Rutland.
DR.. c. O. Brigham OF Pittsford had a
COW killed by lightning Tuesday.
A Rutland liveryman let rig to q
stranger some days since, and has since seen
nothing of either as yet.
The Rutland county teachers examina-
tion will be held in tho High school room
the last week in August.
Several members of Kilington Command
cry are in attendance upon the Denver CON
clave. Several of them were among the
SHOWS of Pixies Peak, clad in overcoats dur
ing the hot days Of the present week.
Don c. Francisco, II years old of Rut.
land, won the first prize OF $50 offered by
Harper's Young People to amateur photog-
raphers. The winning picture is Il Pitts
ford landscape, showing river and noun
tains.
The railroad commissioners report in the
matter of the derailment on ths Delaware
and Hudson railroad near Hydeville, June
,, re1ulting in tho death of Conductor E. ).
Wood and the injury of severa! other per-
sons that the accident was caused by the
imperfect spiking Of one or more OF the rails
which were being laid in place Of the old
rails.
RUT LAND.
DR.. Jesse e Thomson of Rutland has
been appointed surgeon general OF the Uni.
formed knights of Honor OF the United
States
Mr.. H. S. Whittier of the agricultural
department at Washington is spending the
summer On Mount killinGton as signal
officer and mineralogist He will soon soon
ship carload Of geological specimens gath
cred in Vermont for the department.
MIR. Hugh Ii. Baxter will make the effort
to recover his former position the cham
pion pole vault jumper OF the world. lie
held that place for several years until last
year, when he was beaten by an Austral-
ian.
Mr.. George J. WardweM, Rutland's
noted scientist and inventor has boen con-
fined to his residence for several months a
sufferer from sciatic rheumatism.
Preparations are being made for an elabo-
rate demonstration in Rutland on Labor
day by the trades unions and citizens.
Mrs. L. Agnes Ormsbee and children,
wife Of L. Hamilton Ormsbee of the Brook
| Ign Eagle, lady Of considerable literary
repute from her books, is visiting her father
b. NJ. Bailey.
BENSON.
Rev. S. L. Bates of Burlington, preached
in the Congregational church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Alice Ladd cam,
home Saturday from six weeks vacation
at Round lake. DR.. }, 7. Newton has re
turned from weeks stay at st. Adams -
Miss Twitchell, matron Of the Flower hos
pital, n. ", is here visiting friends.-Th'
Rutland County Union of Good Templar
are to hold picnic at BiHby's, Lake Bonn
balm, Wednesday. The members of Pro
gress lodge No. lO2, are to give an enter
trinment in the Town hall, Saturday even
ing, August %. Ice cream and cake viii
be served after the entertainment
PlTTSFIELO.
Mr.. Remington died Monday morning ageC
72.-The young people held a lawn party
in the park Saturday evening The ground
were beautifully illuminated with Chimes
lanterns. The Ladies' aid society hel(
an ice CT cam festival in the ta)l Wednesda.
evening. Rev, Mr.. Merrill. state missionary
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Murray Wright ard Col. w. Il. Wright of |
Orwell spent Wednesday in town. waiting
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u'er n"v1 i1,u'nuu iio" NJ ma. -
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a',. ',,,,n;.e'.,a,. l,n, rrono ~ Rochos-
,a " y, " ,.i'itir., ~ ,vilio,, McVei,s
l,arr, sn,ith nnG Iis sister Miss Lon
Smith. of Detroit, nrc at Leo Tracy's. THE
Methodist Sunday school have an excursion
to Providence Island, Mondoy, August ~
The republican town committee nave
called caucus to nominate u representative
end seven justices ON tuesday eVehlhs, Au'
gust ~ at p. M
ST. GEORGE.
NJ, 1or,os ltu,hor, ,ivos tbe uso Of her
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ESSEN JUNCTI
Mr., and Mrs Chester Slater have been
visiting friouds in Burlington for a few
! DAYS Mr.. T.. w. Hopkins and family went
with q party of friends to Fort TiCouderoga,
! Wednesday. Airs. NJ \. Bingham has re-
| turned from Boston, where she has been
stopping for a few weeks Mr.. II. S.
Shiand has accepted a position with Wech
Bros, Maple company, burlington.
Mrs. {. D. Stone, who has been stopping
with Mrs. Hynan Barber sincs Mr.. Barbers
DEATH has gone to Worcester, Mass. Mr..
stephen l.edd and daughter aud Henry
Ladd and daughter OF Chicago visited at
Charles Atherton last wee6.-Mlss latte
Beach OF Nestford spent Sunday with her
uncle, E. y. Beach.
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tn", ou"S o'eN'"t5 "nu NHS os0n oOi..' ~
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Edward Pease's house this season, got all
READY 90 Jake leaFo OF lis NUMEROUS circuit
OBS lu'U "eCh' o"I was Po''unNeN ~ '"V
uepu'y '"e' ~ " pay uP w ~ " J'',' unu
c"ose 'no loi 'hoi "it1iHu'',e t. - ~ No",S'
SelN!ce' WIN no ne'u III tuo -netnou'S' cn",Tn
49, - wv va ''0 ~o'
carrie a'e oil burlington IS FislV'nS her
grandfather, the VeheraoIe W. o. I Hle' -
ne uocN Ut Oed"F bencn presents "u az
tractlVe appearance win "s ne" coNerihE'
aaron w er'he!h snippeu cur % cn'''e
anu hoSS rom inis st"tioh Monuny lAoFn III T.
MI, ana MIS- D. H. 'noFP una bliss ma
May beYetle returhed from Saratoga i"st
SATURDAY evening. ENscoF"' services WIZ
be heId at the MetnodH' cAurcn hoX1 sun
day at o;oo p H. I'cV' d. w. At"ei' Will
oilclate' -
. WEo rOhC'
Misses Emma and Nay Rice OF Chicago,
with their sister, Mrs. BlckneH OF jericho
were detained in town by the storm last
: Thursday. There is to be republican eau
t Gus August 20, to nominate a candidate for
town representative. The water carried
away Reuben OsGood's granery, also the
1 bridge near his house. There Is bridGf
gone near Hampshire Corners, and heavy
, damage was done TO crops. Hattie Beacl
has gone 20 Charlotte to teach school.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Healy Smith, aged Is years, died of con
sumption Monday. The funeral services
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The new Spaulding school building at
Barre, 50 named In honor Of the long time
principal of the Spauding academy, is TO be-
dedicated September >, with an address by
Mayor Hasolton OF Burlington.
The Western Union telegraph Office at
Montpelier has been made an all might office,
SO that messages can now be sent ct any
hour, while in the past the Office has closed
at O'Clock p. m.
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ESSEN COUNTY.

1t is said that the oldest man in New
England is John Francis 10 Muistre of
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MONKTON.

Granville. A band has been organized with
10 members: President, Augustus Roscoe;
vice president, Harry Sears; treasurer, Win
Laurence; secretary, Frank Falby. Mrs.
Unie McShien is spending the week in Rut-
iand.-Many are going into camp NJ the
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YVES FIELD.
MORGAN.

The farmers are discouraged, there being
quite good deal OF hay yet to cut.-C. j.
Moore has rugged up sail boat.-Solon
Gray is to teach at Morgan Center.
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BENSON.
SFieLO.

Mr.. Remington died Monday morning aged
72.-The young people held a lawn party
in the park Saturday evening. The grounds
were beautifully illuminated with Chinese
lanterns Tho Ladies aid society held
an ice CT cam festival in the all Wednesday
evening, Rev, Mr., Merrill state missionary,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

Misses Emma and Nay Rice OF Chicago,
with their sister, Mrs. Bcknell of jericho
were detained in town by the storm last
Thursday. There is to be a republican eau
Gus August 20, to nominate a candidate for
town representative The water carried
away Reuben Osgood's gronery, also the
bridge near his house. There is bridge
gone near Hampshire Corners and heavy
damage was done to crops. Hattie Beach
has gone 20 Charlotte to teach school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-08-18

Ihe bearing Of Charles and Stephen Hol-
lock before Justice w F.. Dunshee Thurs
day afternoon resulted ia both men being
discharged. There is plenty of fault finding
because the justice did not bind them over
10 the County Court
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HUNTINGTON.

The Republican club have voted to have
a rally at Huntington Centre as soon as ar
rangements can be made for speaking in the
afternoon with a torchhght procession in
the evening. The Kings Daughters met
with Mrs. Calistn Sweet last week, and
elected tho following officers; President,
Mrs. Eva l.. Sayles; vice president, Mrs,
Caista Sweet; secretary, Mrs. Annabal
Lewis: treasurer Mrs. Ellen NJ. Sny der. -
The apple crop promises to be good in this
vicinity. Jessie Carpenter has been en-
gagged to teach the fall term OF school at the
North village Miss Maud Collins will
teach the fall term on East street.
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a CON was born to Noah ani Elsie Lafey-
EFT, August 4. Mr. Leyi Smith, an old
resilient of this town, died Monday morning
IN Huntington. His remains were brought
here Tuesday Tor interment. lie was about
o. years of age. Noah Lafcyett has bought
She farm of D. II. Oryis, formerly owned
BY Henry Kimball. Mrs, Rock has re-
surnel hame from New York.-Mrs. Nora
Narnoy OF Lyon Mountain, n y, is visit
M her mother
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Mr. c. F. Partridge is spending a vaca-
ton here 5. u. Iisdale had the misfort-
une to loos, ous OF his Jersey cows Satur-
lay.-Mrs Maud i.cno and her mother,
Ms. c. Olmsted are visiting i'll Mddleboro,
Mass. -Onie Lamorder has opened shoe
shop in the Good Tcmpiars' building.
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Ny. and Mrs. J. T.. Emery and child Of
New HGSen, Conn, are boarding at the
Lincoln House.-AIrs. e. \. Ihayer is on
the s!cE iist.-Nrs. Alba Hanks who has
been quite III Tor the past week is Gonzales
ceut.-Miss Lena Dupont has bosn engaged
10 teach at West Lincoln.