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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-29
Rorse Department.
TIE MORGAN REGISTER.

A Register intended TO include MI staliohs o.
merit that trace in direct male line 10 Jusun
Morgan and having at least one siXty,1ourtn
OF his blood. All such stations foaled in OF
n sfore 1880 are admitted tree. A fee of one
dollar is charged for registering each STATION
foaled since 1880, and for each mare whenever
foaIed. After April /, 1885, the Zee ior regis
tering stations two years OLD anu over VII "
81 each and mares, geldings ana COTS uhoer
two 81 each
ANY animal in either of the following two
classes is eligible to registry in the Morgan
Register - A.,
traces in direct male line to the original Jus
tin Morgan Horse, ana has AT least one Sixty
fourth OF his blood.
2. The produce OF sire. and dam both
registered in the Morgan Register.
The first volume. which Is now in the fanus
of the printers, viii contain about TOUR
thousand pedigrees, carefully compiled rom
original sources, IA s@etch OF the origin ana
history OF the great Morgan family, ana lnucn
other new and original matter. The DOOR
will be illustrated w.;h portraits OF Morgan
gan horses, and handsomely ana SUI
stantially bound. The price has been
fixed ri So, post paid, to any address
il the United states or Canada. me
plan of first exhausting all practicable means
OF getting and verifying information, dlsclln
ilating rigidly between what Is known anu
what is unknown, and setting down nothhp
as ascertained which is in doubt. Sources o
Information will be given in each pedigree sc
that every reader can verify the WORK fol
himself Full descriptions OF the animals reg
istered will be given, and tables showing th'
merits of the Morgans, as compared win oln
er families, for both speed and endurance OF
the track, will be appended. Entries VIII D'
received for short time further, ana blank
FINISHED on application. Address
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-29

Sire of the fastest rOtter stallion England
Lord Clinton
nev ten by a geding or stallion; and
THOUGHT,
2o w. 2:27, Lambert
will stand this
BREAD LOAF STOCK FARMS, Weybridge, NEAR MDbBURY V
Dennng purchased very
that he would the
through of the United He registered in the
ANIERICArI MORGAN REGISTEF1.
His watIIonest dam wardd
Flying Cloud of Black Hawk by Sherman Morgan;
M BROOKS Horse son Morgan and second by Cock of the Rock
dam Flying Cloud by 1ackett Horse Clifford
Allen by the Morgan horse Red Robin the
brought from unbdge W.T. Chester W. by Dr. Chandler said
tin Morgan
It viii be that Dennng Allen bred in Morgan
Morgan and the sire of the fastest Morgan
quality fIordC Dennng summaries OF
two races won by him last given
xDrENDENcE, Sept. 1892
Purse sl@O;2 rs class
4)r
I s 10 - As NJ %iR-
d.. W cheEE;a1 5.ISs ll0 b BY
Poem enc by Gen wasgon6 elaa G & h. by
o"n Bra BRA 2ae2 no m by Jay. .or Wilkes Boy
Time, -"'- 1919 -"' V" Z"@ EH"S
permitted mares at $50 each with uu m
picaton " 1900 -
Terms for Thought S25 o
Mares kept for the year reasonable terms
Bread Loaf Stock Farms, Mddebury,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-29
THOUGHT,

(Sre of Mack 22}. Archie B., 2OI Mabel W., :27a)
will stand this
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
RuMFoRo FALLS.

A meeting Of Odd Fellows was called
at II. l.. Elliott's store last Tuesday
evening. A good number were present,
aud the prospect II good for lodge
here 10 the near future. Acommittee OF
two consisting Of II. l.. Elliott and n.
A. Smith were chosen to Investigate
matters and report at the next meeting
to be held In the new hall In Goodwin
Bros building near the freight station
Thursday evening, Aug. ~.
Mrs. +. O. Walker is very sick, and
fears are entertained of her recovery at
this writing.
The paper mill IL running again night
and day. 10 see the amount OF paper
made by one Of the machines, any one
at first thought would think that they
might supply the world. And to COM
prehend the vast amount used one
ought to look the works over.
II. G. Pingree has bought the large
nile of logs down on the fat, also the
old saw mill owned by Mr.. Thayer,
which Is being torn down and recon-
structed near the pile, which VIII De
sawed Into long and short lumber ior
Rumford Falls construction.
The circus brought large number OF
persons into town last Monday. The
attendance In the afternoon more than
filled the seats. All pronounced the
performance very good.
F.Q. Elliott and wife were IN town
last Wednesday. Everybody seemed TO
know Jack and to be glad to see him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
East SUMNER.

The corn packing company are busy
making preparations for putting up
corn. IN the season had been favorable
A large amount would have been secur.
ed. The company have erected good
buildings aud have improved machinery,
and everything will be done to make
the business success.
Several visitors from Massachusetts
are In town.
There Ia not water enough In the mill
stream to start wheel, consequently
the mills are idle.
The dry season has been hard one
for wagon wheels. We counted twenty.
eight wheels In y. l.. FOye's shop at
one time for repairs. IL makes lively
work for Florisn and he Ia hardly able
10 keep up with the demand.
PedIars aud tramps are beginning 10
show up as the mills aud shops shut
down.
As vet the money pressure IL not
severely felt In our midst, but may come
later.
sumner hin visitors are: Mr.. Arthur
Head and family, Mr.. Dyer and family,
Mrs. Tirrell aud Mrs. Coolidge, all oil
weymouth, Mass. Mrs. Mary Ann
Robinson OF Lynn, Mass, her daughter
and granddaughter. Al East Sumner
y. W. Palmer and family Of Antrim, NJ
H.. Bonnie II. Bisbee Of boston, IL. e
Field of Exeter, ". II. Others to FOL.
low. Many have gone out from Old
sumner, but still cherish her memory
and love to Walt the scenes OF earlier
,iays. sumner always welcomes Its old
former residents and strives to make
their visits pleasant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
HEBRON.

The funeral services Of Il. L. Packard
were held In the church Sunday after
noon. Rev. DR.. Crane and Rev. 3. ID.
Richardson both took part. A large
number of Masons were present, coming
from south Paris and Mechanic Falls
IA well as Buckheld. Members OF o..
A. X. were slso present. IL was one OF
the largest funerals ever held In the
place. At the post mortem examine.
ton by Drs. Donham, Caldwell and
DeCoster, Il WAS found death was caused
by cancer In the stomach.
Miss Dasie Cushman has been visiting
her brother In Auburn.
Misses Maud and Amy Cushman OF
Auburn are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Leon whitman.
Mrs. Ed Bartlett and Miss Mabel of
are Mt ii. A. Cushman's.
Mrs. Olive shaw of Paris II spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. A. j.
smith.
The new teacher who takes Mr.. D0no-
vans place has arrived and will board
at the Bellevue.
Mr.. Glover has 30 students to board
next term. 3.
Mrs. Howe expects the Trustee House
10 be filled. It looks ~ though the
coming term would DO large one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
nlxEliln.

Nr. and Nrs. p. X. Dsxtsr accompa-
MED By Miss Addis 6chirmsr started o.
their annual trip 10 Lake Ksnneoage
Last Wednesday.
Mr.. Facet, Of the frm Of fassett 4
Bassett, 10 In town taking pictures. lie
has his tent pitched back Of Harlow
Block. He win b we'll patronixed no
doubt, a ne has been here before and
be does very good work.
Mr.. George Smith 10 spending HE Va
cation In Dlxneld.
Mr.. and Nrs. Albert Root returned 70
their homo 10 Boston last Wednesday.
DR.. d. A. Swssey and wife were In
town last week.
Mrs. WIN. Abbott went to Boston
last week.
The DIxfield base ball nine played
ball with the Weld nine again last We'd
nesday, and this time didn't come out %
well, the score being 10 TO Is In favor
Of the Weld team.
Mr.. VIM. Tainter and wife Of Rum
ford Falls were In town Thursday.
Miss Annie Chase returned from q
visit to Turner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hammond from
Berlin Falls visited relatives In Dlxfeld
last week.
Mr.. John 8. Harlow and Mr.. John r.
Trask attended probate court at Paris
last week.
The DIRE engine, which Dlxheld has
long needed, came last Tuesday. Al
though Il has not been tried II looks Ike
fine one.
Miss Grace Harlow Of Paris Is visit
Ing friends In the place.
Quite number went on the Sugar
I>oaves last week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Peabody Of Boston Is Wis
itlng at Mr.. j. NJ. Hollands.
Miss Retta whitman visited friends
In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
EAST HEBRON.

Rev. and Mrs. ID. A. Cannon attend.
ed the quarterly meeting at Peru last
week.
Miss Emma Russell OF Auburn IL Wis
iiing her sister, Mrs. y. II. Keene.
william Aver Of New Gloucester pass.
ed through this place Wednesday, en-
route for Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. lIodgd0n OF
Mechanic Falls are visiting Mrs. HIS
parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. 7. Keene.
Southeast Buckfield makes q. mistake
In claiming that "'rurner desires a road
across Mud Pond" IL Il only near
enough to the shore to get view OF the
lake and to see the beautiful scenery
which skirts the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

We notice our Southeast Buckfield cor
respondent thinks he has struck q cure
for rheumatism; although childhood
medicine we can but think the dose
rather strong for Brother John, for had
the dose, take skip 3, been adhered to,
the COW might have felt more easy and
perhaps been as beneficial. BE that as
II may we like simple remedies as sui
phur for the blood. And one OF our
own remedies for kidney trouble is walk
ing which we have INDUCED, like our
good brother, In an overdose to start 10
on, for We have visited trifie over
seven hundred families and places OF
business In the last four weeks, and with
the excessive heat and dust, We started
In too strong. But the remedy Is one OF
the best. We don't mean to walk a.
some do, all over, but keep the body
erect and walk with your legs and feet.
N. When you see farmer driving
a pair of 1T. oxen (ft for the butcher)
into his mowfeld, attached to we'll
painted hayrack, you know to Q certain
there Is nothing Ike sllp-shod-ism has
any place on his premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
NORTH PARIS.

Octavus Elllngwood Is going to move
into the shop at North Paris formerly
occupied by him, and will do all kinds
Of smith work. Glad to have him back.
Frank Dow and Hattie Farris were
taken into the grange Aug. II.
Leon Curtis has visited his parents
lately. lie Is ut work at New Haven,
Conn.
X. Churchill, VIM. l.. Blood and @.
w. Berry, with their wives, went to see
the Ice caves In Greenwood, Aug. Is.
Leila Durham IL quite sick. DR.. Bis
bee attends her.
Mrs. Philip Mason visited at Eugene
Curtis's last week.
We have received pleasant calls from
Capt. @. NJ. Small, b. NJ. Small, Esq,
and wife, Of Wilton, and L. b. Robert
son and wife Of Boston.
Leon Curtis and Nellie Smith OF Nor
way were at his fathers Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
nat plenty at this time.

News IL not plenty at this time.
We are all busy.
The hay crop Is all secured aud In
good condition. 49,
Feed IL very short In pastures. COWS
have IN be fed from the barns.
Fred Ordway was In town last Tues.
day and bought q fat COW OF Ernest
Morrill,. m.
Arsemus Mason IL no better. He
seems to be growing worse.
+. L. Bean IL getting his spool stock
ready to ship. A. 5. Bean OF west
Bethel has 10. a..
brother Albert finish haying ON the
meadow. - a..
Several from this town visited the
circus at Bethel last Tuesday. Some a.
ususl had TO 90 to carry the children.
A. q. Bean and wife Of Albany were
Ia town last week visiting friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
HIRAM.

Mr.. Charles w. Greene and wife and
daughter Edna, and Misses Maud and
Mabel Green Of Madison are Visiting
friends In Hiram.
John Pierce. Esq. has sold his resi-
deucc to Henry G. Pike. Ho has also
cold his Burbank house to Austin
Storer. 4,
Tho selectmeu have improved the
Chadbourne fountain by applying new
coat Of bronze. The fountaip was erected
by Mrs. Ziipah w. spring of Portland,
st a cost Of about 600, In memory OF
Can't. simeon Chadbourns, an old friend
Of the fsmiiy, Who was born In l5Ss
and died In 1874.
Mr.. Newell Of the Peno6scot Old
Town trlbe Of Indians was In Hiram
last week 70 boy basket ash to carry to
Old Orchard. "a.
Nrs. Conn Of Massachusetts u visit.
ine her brothsr. James Evans Esq, and
| d trying TO bay residence In nor
native town. =.
On Thursdsy the Nsthodists hsld .
plenic on tn shors OF Rattlesneke
fund d Drown1sld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
ROxauRv.

Some farmers are cutting their oats
for fodder to save them from the gsass-
hoppers.
Atouch Of frost was seen by some
Monday morning. A wonderful change
from the weather we had just passed
through.
Swain & Reed have put up fifty foot
extension to their steam MILL, making
the mill now 10 feet long. Such busi-
ness push these hard times Is remark
able. They also have men In the woods
getting out birch to saw, rs they are
getting low on one size Of dowel squares.
Hay, drawn and delivered, Is $50 per
ton.
Nearly all the very poor folks went to
the circus Mt Rumford Falls Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
WEST BETHEL.

The fair and concert held on Friday
afternoon and evening proved q success
In all respects. Forty-two dollars was
realized for the Chapel Aid.
Prof. Nathan Grover returned to MS
work at Maine State College this week.
Oscar Grover who Il spending few
days ut home will return to the same
institution next week to resume his
studies.
Miss Emily Bracket Of waltham,
Mass, called on us this week. She has
now returned home.
Greer Merrill rode to West Bethel two
DAYS In succession this week.
Mrs. Leon Tyler has been In rather poor
health for short time past.
Most farmers are done haylng but the
click OF the moving machine Is yet
heard In some fields.
John +. Allen has recently returned
from Arlington where he has been TO
visit his sons. lie seemed to enjoy the
visit much and Is improved In health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
EAST WATERFORD.

Born, In Waterford, July n, to the
wife Of VIII Heath, daughter.
Alphonso Merrill and daughter Ethel
of Lowell, Mass, are visiting their rela-
tives In this vicinity.
Wyman w. Nevers OF Sweden has
moved ON the Osgood Noyes farm
which he bought last spring OF Howard
Morrison. :, -,
ID. q. McIntire had horse badly In
Iured on "A barbed wire fence, notwlth-
standing Its being top-pOled.
Charles w. Cannon has gone on the
road with meat cart.
Miss Hannah Hersey, who makes her
home With her nephew, w. A. Hersey,
Arthur aud Frank Clark of Portland
spent Tuesday at A. Norwo0d's.
There were twenty-four couples pres
emit AZ dance In the pavilion the 18th,
MusIc by Stearns and Noteworthy and
Cumminss. There will be another with
the same music Saturday, the 10Th
There Il also social dance this evening
tho 10th.
Mira. Lixrie N. Davis aud youngest
child Of Portland are visiting at q. r
Ames'.
J. b. Haskell IL down from Newry.
Dauule Mixer and Charlie Goodwin o.
Lewiston are visiting their aunt, Mrs. X
@. Hilton.
George II. Keen Il quite sick.
The two little daughters OF Il. l.
IIaskell. OF Brocktou, Mass, are visitini
their uncle, J. w. Anterior. !.
Leroy Skinner u 10 Norway Tor
time helping his brother Fred on th'
Holt farm. la
Harsena Hapgood Of Boston made b.,
cousin, L. II. 6anderson, .. brief visi
this week. t.
The Pridcs and their company have
been making numerous excursions abou
N sountry whiting places Of interest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
FRYEBuR0.


The monthly meeting OF the temper
ance association was held ut the vestry
on Sunday evening.
williams S0uther and wife OF Craw-
ford, Nebraska, are ut Mrs. n. U.
Souther's.
Mr.. w, II. rarbox Was at home from
Boston and spent Sunday with MS
family.
Bertrand Young, who Is now with the
NJ massachusetts, Shoe Company, Boston,
has had weeks vacation at home.
Miss Jennie Evans Of Portland 10 now
ut her fathers, Y. G. Evans.
DIR, Phips, who was settled here for
while, has been visiting DIR. Bartlett.
Mr.. George Strout, teacher NJ Atnoi,
Mass, and wife, have been In town TINS
week.
Mrs. Kate Randall, assistant matron
OF the Industrial school ut HALLOWEEN,
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mary Warmer Lord has gone TO
Portland where Mr.. Lord has gone Into
business.
DIR. aud Mrs. VIM. C. Towle are In
Boston for few weeks.
Miss Mary Head Of Lowell Ia visiting
Mrs. 8. j. Bradley. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. w. Cults and w. +.
Wood of Orange, Y. j., and Mrs. Huldah
+. Chase and daughter Laura are Mt the
Oxford.
Misses Eva A. Goodwin OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass, and Bessie Livingston OF
Sarnia, Ontario, are visiting at @. u.
Barrows'.
Mrs. Annie Lynch, Of Washington,
d. c., was In town last Sunday.
Frederick Wilder Of Brownvllle, who
attended the academy q year ago, Is
spending his vacation here. He Is now
10 Ivers 4 Ponds plano factory, Cam
bridgeport. - =.
S.W. Fife, Esq, General Manager OF
the Fryeburg Horse Railroad, was chosen
one of the directors OF the association
formed In Portland this week.
The annual fair Of the Congregational
society was held at the yestry on Thurs
day afternoon and evening. A large
company gathered In spite Of tho rain
and It was quite successful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
WEST PERU.

The post office has been moved across
the street into the brick store.
8. =. Robinson has gone to FRANKLIN
to finish and paint house for Herbert
Andrews. =,
Mr.. Deonne has given up the mall
route. He could not make living oui
Of the pay. sl50 q year IL small pay
where man has to work all the time
and keep horse and support family.
Miss Ruthie Robinson Of Livermore
Falls Il visiting her brother and sister,
8. y. Robinson and Mrs. 8. A. Austin.
ID. W. Oldham Is Y. =. mall carrier nj
present.
George II. Staples IL clearing the
stream of rocks and building wing dams
so as to drive his logs out, which are
hung up on the stream.
X. q. Austin has got his new house
nearly covered In and II Is nice large
roomy one, two stories high and base
ment.
Mr.. Z. A. Simpson has an almanac
which will pass for an old one. 1t was
printed In Ills. The print Is good and
clear. Also copy Of the Salem Regis
ter, printed In 1919.
Frank Demerltt has got one kiln OF
brick burnt, and Ii now selling them OIL.
He has another under way.
George Hall IL rushing his new house ;
Augustus Casey foreman.
s. =. Robinson In about three hours
caught 10 lbs. Of bass In Concord Pond.
Quite q lively time, he says.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
EAST eRoWNFIelp.

Miss Addle Allard, Miss Della Spring,
Miss Cora Giles and Misses Cora and
George Gatchell lef; on the 10th for the
worlds fair. They expect to be gone
several weeks.
J. X. IIill has fitted up q part OF the
store formerly occupied by A. X. HUI,
for the post Office, and commenced his
duties a. postmaster.
w. II. Stickney has moved q building
from the Center, q part OF the old corn
shop, and will ht II up for A. +. John.
son, who will occupy 1t for jewelry and
watch repair.
Mrs. J. 8. Gray Is In Boston with her
mother, Mrs. Matilda Poor, who u very
sick. -
Il. r.. Giles Is building another house
on the Denmark road.
Mrs. Augusta Bean and Alfred Bean
have returned to Portland. They ex-
pect to reside In Boston this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
TALK OF THE STATE.

David Baker Of Saco, aged Is years,
was drowned while bathing.
The Sagadahoc grand jury rose last
week and reported no indictments.
Tie preliminary trial Of the gunboat
Castine proves more successful than
that of the Machias as she ran ~ knots
In five hours.
Burglars entered the North Berwick
post Office the night of the 18th, blew
open the safe and secured about $500 In
cash and stamps.
The recent sale Of q crazy quilt by
guess at winthrop fair has resulted
In a law suit, and the attachment OF the
quilt on writ Of repleyin, etc.
burglars attempted to enter two resi-
dences at ROckland In one night, but at
both places were scared away by the
screams of the women who were wax
ened.
George Perry, Frenchman OF about
G5 wears. was killed at Old Town Tues
day, while attempting to cross the
Maine Central track In front OF the
Flying Yankee.
Willie Abbott, a son Of w. o. Abbott
Of Rocklsnd, while cunning 10 Warren
Thursday was shot In the arm by the ac-
cidental discharge Of his gun. 1t was
necessary to amputate his arm.
Fire at the Rigby Park trottlng track
on Monday destroyed quite stretch OF
fence, lot of sulkies, harness, equip
ments, etc., and endangered the stables,
but was fought of. The fire came from
the neighboring woods.
The great Sidney bog Is so dry that II
has burned over. II Is thought by some
that the fire was set by parties who
want 10 raise crop Of blueberries from
II next year. A hunt has been made for
the incendiaries, but without success.
Lew,ston Journal: We are sorry to
hear It, but they say now that the repor!
of the matrimonial engagement OF
Augustus most brilliant lawyer TO u
Bath young lady, which recently tiitlI'
lated the whole state, was a false alarm
A how II years old while picking her
r,es Mt Esstport, fell over u steep blutl
10 tho rocks below, n distance OF ffty
feet. He was terribly bruised, his lett
arm broken In three places and his el-
bow dlslocatcd. IIe will probably re-
cover.
An Auburn man was thrown from
the platform on liar Harb0r excursion
train Sunday, while the train was rum
ming probably fifty miles an hour. lie
was rolled over and over In the gravel
of the road bed, but strange to say was
not seriously hurt.
In the Penobscot 8. J. Court Thursday
| In the case Of State vs.. Sylvsnus Arsenoe
indicted for msnslaughter In stabbini
Freeman Thlbedeau Of Great Works
March llth last, the Jury returned yer
diet of not guilty. Arsenoe claimed tha'
| no acted In self-defence.
There IA q constant Improvement u
the construction Of pulp wood machinery
10 the way Of increaslng its capacity
| Until recently, wood clipper that coult
make chips OF . cord Of wood 10 ten min
utes has caused the manufacturer TO az
little Boosting, but the Hlnckley q
Eesry Iron Co. has Just turned out ON
OF these machines for tna Glen sulphit
6bre MILL ct Berlin falls, OF their im
proved pattern, that Will cut cord u
Ifi-a minutss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
UPTON.


Mr.. and Mrs. =. 4. Burr Of worces-
ter, Mass, are visiting at A. NJ. Cool
idge's and II. I. Abbott's.
Rev. Mr.. Reed and wife OF New
Hampshire are at a. o. GOdwin's.
Mrs. Carrie A. Brown and Miss Ina
brown Of Brockton, Mass, are guests
Of NJ. l.. Abbott.
Sunday school picnic at Enrol, N. H.,
Thursday.
Elmer Young and wife Of Bethel
spent Sunday ut A. =. Abbott's.
A. X. Frost has u public auction on
Saturday, and leaves with his family
for Massachusetts Monday. We are
sorry to see them 20.
Gertrude Coolidge goes to Worcester,
Mass, Friday, to attend school.
Mrs. Champion Of Roxbury Ia ut Nj.
r. CoOlidge's.