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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-10-27
THE COURIER

Like all journalistic ventures paper money
In few months ii formed company
retained third In the 1872
Grey Fike joined the Mirrors aterwad
editor nchief and Mr.. Fise eighteen
Haver retired Under
ing rapidly 1T long before the publication placed
paying basis Mr. Fiske had acquired Mr. Havers
Soon he purchased thirds
control few later he bought the remaining stock paying
large premium for it, and then wound the company
after appearing sole proprietor Before Mirrors advent
profession has been the victim of systematic blacma
first achievements break the the gang
levied through the medium of notorious dramatic paper and
drive the chief offender into other fields Mr. Fke furthermore
used the influence OF The Mirror further number important
movements looking to the benefit of the profession Mirror
for instance suggested and virtually founded the Actors Fund
has fought play piracy 1t has proposed and has aided securing
legislation beneficial to actors and In short has been
consistent advocate and loyal friend to the class it represents
To-day The Mirror stands pre- eminent the field
attic journalism 1t has reached point of business
would have seemed impossible the early days of its
Mr.. Fske refused paper
day he would refuse twice that
New YORK. Oct. 1s9-Recent were the American
debut of Olga Nethersoe the young English
theatre and the first production in this country
at the Garden theatre of tte Christopher Columbus
bursque which nearing its Oh performance
Nethesoe unqusonaby made great personal which,
fancy will be augmented when she appears play
nearly hits the popular taste The burlesque brilliant
of Mr. Rices brilliant productions and when it
shaken together little will likely hold the long
predecessor the perennial 1892 DUNLOP.
a Bunch OF Keys polished to date Hoyts best SATIRE
possesses great attraction for the theatre going public 1t
TALLY for and in that draws
of farce comedy This rafting farcca production with
funny situations closely following upon each other
audience in almost continual peal OF laughter
the curtain The dances and medey which
portant item in the play entirely ard nicely Miss
Ada Bothner Tdy Harry Foy Grimes and Charles
Bowser his original creation Snaggs The
evenly balanced and contains people,
Bunch of Keys will be presented the Lansing
The hbetto OF next operee Thomas Seabrooke
Twill be by the author of Robin Hood The by
leading musician OF Viennahe home opera
then should be the best comic America whether
will meet the demands people or per
chance-what should like best of all-both at once.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Grace Kmbal E. H. Soherns leading woman,
gagged already by Daniel Foman for
that next Sohen will his hook Georgia
leading Of Daniel Frohmans company
All Of which the thought Is Miss Kmba
to become leading woman at the Lyceum?
James ONeil standing
tragedy He has abandoned Monte Co but
he shortly follow his production "Virgnus
series of careful and handsome presentations Of Hamlet
Within years Charles Fohman productions
New York at the Empire American Broadway Pamer
Herrmann Madison Square Hyt Garden Star Academy
and Fifth Avenue and his attractions have played the theatres
local manager in the city accept Augustin DAILY
presenting Tavay English Opera company it has
been Charles Pratts endeavor duplicate
surpass grand
recting the OF the Emma object
view he has engaged number
ed them with large chorus and has prepared embes
men the he intends presenting with the
special orchestra travels with the and the organization
complete is said to number a hundred persons.
When Smiths Roy" to New York to
upon long the production will be as
nearly perfect composer lbrettist maker
customer and Fred c. Whitney make it.
Thomas Seabrooke has his
bank account became swollen when he there last there
be why should that way again.
Pauline Hall plays a boys part comedy
Evidently realizes the potency tights magnets
realm OF light As Opheus Eurydce
her limbs achieved
audience and IAN Adames Eden the Casino and in Pu
THE Honeymoone and "Dorcas she has
"Dorcas' the Funke next month
Ea Proctor Otis who to shortly Nancy
Twist studying the from the book of the play used by
Lucille Weston and lent Miss Otis by Mrs English of the
Home.
Hepburn Johns recently Chicago
in Nat
Goodwin
William Brady to New York from Boston for few
Ftzsmmons
heads Of several dozen sporting reporters he said The Cotton
King which have produced Boston, should for 1t
great sensational melo drama with plot that the breath
throughout 1t has been suggested that organize
other companies the but cenang interest
in this production"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-04

Mrs. Clark and son of Marlborough, " H.,
Mrs. &. f. Grover and Frank Morgan of
Burlington, John Clair James Morse and
W. r. Wentworth of Boston, Miss Florence
Proctor of Somervillc, Mass, were Christ
mas visitors in town.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ, j.
Raymond are at home again james Ready
is employed in a paper mill at Iivermore
Falls Me-E. w. Gore, meat dealer, is
financially embarrassed and endeavoring to
compromise with his creditors.
Herbert Avery removed to NcwburY,
Vt, January lst.--T'hc Episcopal sabbath
school held their Christmas exercises and
tree at the chapel Thursday evening, Dec
cmber 2Sth.-Thc Methodist choir has been
recently recognized and enlarged. Fl. NJ.
Ingram has been appointed choir master
and Miss Nellie Brown organist. WIN.
Crowley of Hartford. Conn. is stopping in
town. Miss Ethel Olden. / years of age,
died Wednesday in Waltham, Mass, of
pneumonia. Mrs. May Kendall Hunt died
at her home 10 Charlestown. y. IT,. Thurs
day. at the age of 21.-B. E. Foster and
wife, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Jane Dris
coll Miss Ellie Ball, Mrs ~ Marble and
Daniel =. Higgins are the latest additions
to thp sick list
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NIAIE OF VERMONT, } To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN. I concerned in the
estate of Esther & Rohinson, late of Richmond
in said district deceased. GREET NJ :
Al Ia Probate Court holden at Burlington,
within and tor the district of Chittendcn. ON
the 2lth day of December. 1893. an instrument
Iurporliug to bc the last will and testament of
Esther G.. Rohn~un. late of Richmond, in said
district deceased, was presented to the Court
aforesaid for probate. And il j. ordered 10y
-ald Court that the .Gth day of January. 1894
at the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington, be
assigned for approving said instrument and
that notice thereof me eiVcn to all persons con-
ccrncd by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at said burlington, previous
10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at the time and place afore-
said; and contest the Probate OF said will, if
You have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said
district this .9t h day of December. 1873.
JENNIE STACY. Register.
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99uticc.

n OTlCE-Just at this =, ason OF the year eve
y ry one is thin king bout new Shoes for
1al wear. J, c, Griggs, 81 stowe ST., Water
bury. VI, has a fine line Of new goods, s celia /.
" adapted to fall trade. Look them over.
You will be sure TO find Just what suits YOU
no matter how difficult you are TO fit. And
say! Are you thinking of buying n sewing
machine this fallf II SO remember Grisgs sells
he White 1t Is :he best machine in the
world. every body says so. Call and examine
them. Swift
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

MONT PEllER.
Thomas failey. deputy United State
marshal. arrested Charles Barberia of Barre
for selling liquor without license. He was
brought to Montpelier Dee. % and spent
the night in Jail. Wednesday he was taken
to BrattlnbOro to appear before the justice
there
The wedding of NJ e. Hooker of Wash
iugton. d. G.. and Mrs. Sadie Gladdng
of Montpelier took place Thursday evening
at the residence of \. Y. Blanchard ON Ter
race street The house was deliberately dec
grated with evergreen and flowers The
bridal couple stood under festoou of ever
green and roses. The bride was beautifully
attired in an elegant heliotropo dress with
dutchess lace and passementric aud carried
a bouquet Of lilies of the valley The crre-
mony was performed by Rev G. ". Nor
row Of West Randolph and was ATTENDED by
only n few of the near relatives. The pres
entS were costly and numerous. The best
wishc, of the many friends of Mr. and Mrs
Hooker 20 with them to their home in
Washington, u. c., where they will he after
January -.
The following officers were elected last
Wednesday evening by the Vermont lodge
No ,. l. O. O. F.: y. g.. Frank f. Smith.
Y. g., y. c. Tcmpleton: recording ,ecre-
tary, Edward Baker permanent secretary.
W. y. Taylor: treasurer, W. +. Water
man.
The dancing party given 10y the Misses
Fiiield Wednesday evening wa, one of tie
most brilliant events Of the season, About
60 were present Music was furnished hv
the Montpeier orchestra
At the business meeting in Bethany church
Wednesday evening, c. II. Moore was re
elected superintendent Of Sunday school.
with Miss Mary Macombcr assistant
Mr.. and Mrs b. $. Culrier started for
Philadelphia Pa, Friday. They We're ac-
companied 10y Mrs. Curriers' sister. Jessie
Crandall, Mrs. Norman Frink and daugh-
ter, Bertha, and Miss Incz Hayford
Hiram Odcll returned Thursday from
short visit at his home in Odcltown. p. j.
The Capital Savings bank declared a
dividend Of per cent at their meeting
Thursday payable January L.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Berry of Burlington is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. d. w. Temple.
About 80 couples attended the Pavilion
assembly Thursday evening.
Mrs. r, H. Whittier ha, gone to Boston
to remain the remainder of the winter
Miss Flora Terril of 81. Johnsbury is
visiting in town.
Misses Charlotte and Laura Ropes visited
in Wiliamstowu last WCrG
George Butterfly was arrested Thursday
for keeping IA nuisance and keeping liquor
with intent to sell. Bail was fixed at $500
Francis Butterfly, his father, going bail for
him.
The Christmas meeting of the Chautau-
qua class. which was held at the residence
of Mrs l.. p. Gleason, Friday evening, was
ana of tbn l,lpa Gnnt2St m bprinu. If hn sao-
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WANTED.

When You want anything advertise in
the new special column of this paper some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay Won TO read about See page
seven. This paper has more than 10000
readers every week, and one cent a word
will reach them all
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

H. L. Ncwcomb has closed his ccrkship
ut the Gilman store Tho friends of Dr. ..
b. Gould will be glad to hear of his i'm
proved health. since he went TO southern
California. Seth Keith and Anna Wood
were married Christmas day.-Dr. II. c.
Tnklam and family Of Burlington are Wis
iting his parents. Ruth Colby is home from
Easthampton. Mass, for the holidays --
Miss Rose Cooper has returned from her
Western trip.-Our village school com
mcnccd January ,, after three weeks va
cation.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Rev. II. Nj. Goddard was installed as
pastor Of the Congrcsationalist church ON
Wednesday Rev. s. \. Parker exchanged
with Rev. Walter Dole last Sunday. Miss
sue Mctcait has returned to her school at
RandolDl
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WEST RANDOLPH.

Mrs s Perrin, WHO died Wednesday va.
buried Friday afternoon Esy u " Mor-
Tow 81 the Christian church officiating
Rev VIM Lonergan u Windsor was sum
moncd here Thursday 1" visit Mr., Dora
Trrd". who i, dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever. Randolph lodge Of Oid Fellow.
ol"ctod these officers at their annual meet
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ORANGE COUNTY.
BROOKFIeLD.

Bert Carpenter and wife have twin bows
born recently W. W. button is home from
Concord where lac has been at work Mrs.
Vernon Barnes is very low.-C hristinas was
appropriately observed at the different
churches by exercises and trees James Nc
Dnrmcnt has tho pneumonia
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BENSON.

Deacon J. J. Howard died at his residence
on Howard Hill at . O'Clock p, m Dec 26
in the S,th year of his age He has been Il
paralytic for some - years, having received
two shocks. The result of his death was
heart failure, caused by ln grippe He is
survived by his wife and SIX children, Mrs
Gus,ie Beers of Toronto Mrs. II. II. Ross
of Burlington, Daniel Howard Of Bellows
Falls. Charles Howard Of Toronto. Henry
and Marshall Howard Of thi, place. most Of
whom were present at the funeral Funeral
services were held Friday mt 10 n. m. Rev.
C. T.. Hitchcock officiating Mr. II. C. Bur
leigh of Oregon is visiting friends in town. -
Eddie Ladd returned TO Albany Tuesday -
Mrs W W. Chapman. vino died in Middle
bury, Thursday, was brought here sunday
and buried in the village cemetery Monday.
She was twice married She is survived bv
her present husband. W W Chairman. one
sister, Mis-, Fanny Barber of tn, place, also
two brothers, +. T. Barber Of this place
and Joshua Barhor Of Brandon Funeral
services were held at the old homestead
Monday at 10 O'Clock. Rev T.. +. Bouck
oilciatcd Nr,. g. =. Borbcr and son re-
turned from Brooklyn Saturday JeS
sic kellogg returned to Brooklyn Tuesday
Dr. G. f. Strong left for Buffalo Monday
via til"nS Fails atch services were held
in the Methodist church Monday evening
from . O'Clock to 12.-'rhcrc were no SER
vicoS in the Congregational church SUNDAY
owing To the indi~position of Rev G.. f.
Hitchcock. -Mi,s Halle Howard ha, gone
10 Toronto, Canada, TO spend the winter
PROCTOR.
Horny Prcvillc aged - youngest son Of
Oliver Prcvillr, wa, married Thursday by
Roy. F. j. Long tl Mis-, rhillaman Gena.
both of this town Muster Mechanic G..
IT, Davis is in Knoxville Tenn. putting
up a marble mill for the Tennessee Pro
ducers' Marble company lie will probably
make motractsd stay.
PlTTSFIELD.
Christmas exercises were observe ed at town
hall December - Tho pastor Of the
Methodist church. hoy. q. Emery was made
the happy recipirn of ;SlG and Il barrel of
flour The remain, OF Rev Ira Beard OF
Northncld were brought hero the Goth for
ntcrment in the cemetery Elder Hubbard
fell down stair, recently. His recovery i,
consid.r red doubtful. -\rlaugcmentS are
being mndp at the Methodist church for the
urrhc,tra to have their position at the right
Of the pulpit. III the body Of the mouse
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Found.

! OtND Drive Whist score cards. tassels
L and pencils at the Free Press Association.
2u.3m
EOJ\D- Large assortment of japanese and
| American napkins from - cents to 70 cents
pcr hundred at the Free Press Association.
l5.Wtf
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been visiting his sister, Mrs c. II. Hcbard
Mrs. Sarah Hcbard is rapidly recovering
since her return from Burlington
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ing: j. +. Eldrcdgc noble grand. q. J.
Marcott. vice grand IT, L. Fish, secretary:
j. +. Manson. treasurer. The installation
will he held the Sth of January with ban
quet in the &. \. Il. hall Afterwards
Wednesday afternoon at the home of the
brides parents, occurred the wedding of
Egbert H. Ali, of Brooktield and Miss
Alice l.. Powers of Braintrcc. Rev. Y. ".
Hardy of the Congregational church
performed the marriage ccrmonY in
the presence Of the relative, and
n fcw of the nearest friends
The W. II. c. at their annual meeting elect
ed these officers Mrs. X. r. Parker. presi-
dent; Mrs Ida Ford, senior vice-presidcnt;
Mrs. George Walbridge junior vice prcs
dent: Mrs. Z. y Rising treasurer: Mrs. o.
T.. Chambcrlin. chaplain: Mrs. +. W. S0ult,
conductor. Mrs j. W. Gabrllc. delegate TO
state convention at Burlington. and Mrs.
F. W Sault alternate. John Abbott of
the Harvard law school and member of
the base ball team last year is visiting in
town Charles e. Dubois after spending
Christmas with his father Hon W II. Du-
Bots, ha, returned to New York j. b. FL
1rcdge has resigned as quartcrmaster of the
Vermont division Sons of Veterans and
commander w NJ. Sargent of South Roy
alton has appointed T. w. Sault to fill the
vacancy.
Inc west Randolph Whist club held nS
fllst meeting OF the season FRIDAY evening
III u A. H. nan. \. r. Dean ana NrN'
Sainuel Bass TOOK tlrNt prize Inc next
| meeting VIII II" held Friday evening, Janu-
airy ~ m the same haIl.-Vn FRIDAY even
ing T.. W IewkSbhry ana Joseph RAYMOND
/ - |,
gave Wv hlttlcT party TO about 1o. Inc
| programme consisted OF Rotations quota
lions an original poem by Miss Eeorgla
" mte and word contest from the name
John Hreehleaf whittier. John Abbott
of Harvard college and Miss Grace Il. san
iord took flrst prize. copy OF w hitter :
| ~ H.. are visiting their father. \. II. Bee
die Miss Nate Falne ol Northtield Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. !. W. Snult.
| W =. spear, White thr'Hhlng Saturday,
had ms rlght hand drawn INTO the cylinder
ol the machine. Inc hcSh was nearly all
torn OH the fingers amt one finger was
| broker. !. ABBOTT, pl1nclpal "l the
| W mite River Junction High school. Hspeni-
ing ms vacation IN town.. l.. Soper and
daughter lorenzo, visited III Northteid
sunday .-Mrs j.. y. Putnam and daughter,
Miss Mary > Putnam, are visiting i'll New
York clty.-Miss Maud Haekins has closed
her iapolS III Baire ana Is at home again FOR
the Wlnter.-MrS. Laura kezer OF Rochester
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. y. y. Flah.-MrN.
FRANK Grswold came home Saturday from
Hatfield, Mass, where she has been visiting
relatives, I harleN Reynolds of STAFFORD
NlSll''l lNtN ~ l 'Itil Over '7uiHttl --''lNOll
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ROXBURY.

Miss Ethel Richardson went to Barre
Monday TO work.--lohu Molatt and wife
spent the holidays in Iloutg omery with their
brother, Mrs. Grey is very ii.-Clark
Flint ha, bought the Glib Andrews place in
Mortified and /, TO move there th, week.
Frank Tillot,ou finished work in D. l..
Nichols store Saturday, and Fred Fisher II
Mortified is to take his place.
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DERBY.

Mr. and Mrs j. +. Kelley have another
daughter and Mr. aud Mrs. Francis Blanchard
a son. Mrs H. H. Blanchard has been very
sick for week Mr.. Josiah Shcdd has
been confined to the house for two months
with a slow fever He is gaining AT present
Two more elderly pcopl" have died within
the past two weeks, Mrs. Thomas Jenne
and Ahira Green making five within six
week, IN this town. The school in the
Crandal district opened again last Tuesday
NEWPORT.
Conductor C. l.. Hayes having recovered
from his fever. f. running the Boston and
Maine express MIR. Williams oi Newport
Centre WINS tnkon violently insane and
brought here to iaii.-School commenced
Tuesday. - The annual Congregational
church meeting was held Monday evening
and the sale of seats occurred Tuesday at
10 a, IN.
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BROOKFlELD.

BROOKFlSlO.
On Monday evening. December p. Christ
mas cXcrcics were held in the churches at
North and East Brookfod Miss Anna
Clark entertained her friends ON Wednesday
evening of last week in a most pleasing.
manner. Among those present, were from
the University of Vermont: j. lIolie Per
ham, 81, L. f. Spraguc. 81. G. X.
Sprague, 81, Anna Clark. 90 j. Winifrcd
Parm"ntcr, '9G, and Leila NJ. Peck 'g6 W.
$. Allis from Vale: NJ. L. Griswoll. Am
herst '93; W. i. Abbott. Dartmouth '93: T..
II. Wheatley. University of Chicago: Fanny
\, Carpenter, Wellesley 81: Mimic L.
Clark, Pratt Institute; Ella Colt Of Ohcrlin
The state Normal school was also represent
ed by eight alumni. "A skating party was
given by Mr and Mrs w. H. Peck on Sat
urday evening. II II. Wheatlcy entertain
ed by a Hit or-miss' party ON Monday
evening.-We have yet to make the ac-
quaintancc Of Vermont town of less than
1000 inhabitants which contains such a rep.
rcsentative student body.
WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Erskine spent sunday
AT her home in Randolph W. +. Adam, Of
Puyallup, Wash. returned W"1t Monday
Tracy /. JcfTords, esq of Washiugton
ID. e., made hi, parents here ha,ty visit
last Friday, returning Satmday.-Th ice
harvest has opened well l.. D. q t.. II .
Martin are cutting large quantities +. ".
Royce began work for q. :, Walker Jan
ualY l.-rhc Methodist and congregational
churches viii unite in meetings to observe
the week al prayor.--Twp brothers Of Ernest
Riddle and their families are occupviug the
Bass house on Baptist street thi, iutor-
Mr.. George Poole is clVrking i'm the M0nu-
mont hou,c Frank Martini daughter.
Lora, has recovered from the diphtheria
! UNeRlDGE.
Jason i, toyt for long term OF years
engaged in manufacturing carriages in this
town, died in STAFFORD last Thursday aged
t3.-Rty. Charles Davis moves to Plymouth,
y. H.. soon --Dr. T.. +. Dean moves Ia
Rutland soon.--rrof L. j. Bugbec and wife
return to Wallingford this week. Charle-
NJ Cushman md wife of Lowell, Mass. are
visiting Rev. \ h. Drew. Mrs. eastman
father The officers cloct OF the iucor-
poratcd members o. Whitney post So.
81, G. \. H., are james NJ lone. mc,i.
dent: II. K Hayward \lLtr WhincA
,cr-prcaidents: Wallace V. swan. trca,
uret; + " kolle ,-creJarr Charley
French injured his les very s9eic5 a feS
days age.
KENDOLrH
Clo8sJn and George Gilbert al, hone FROM
colr e. Auong many Who are sicl, ar- G.
l.. Hodges ami f. VI Damon. Charl,.
Slmct of poe,lmu. y v. i, running In,
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97nr Salc.

|. OR SALE Farm, to close the estate: the
Well-kuuwn farm of the late James :.
Ilatt, dee casCd. situat ed on Mallct's Bay. con-
siSting of 800 acres. well watercd by lake.
brook and springs also well wooded with both
hard ana soft wood. sugar orchard of three
hundred trees. said farm is pleasantly To-
Gated on the highway to- Grand Isle and Mil
ton. Eight miles from Burlington. VI For
terms applyto &. \. sumner, administrator,
Burlington. VI. 95,d&wtf
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Aid society met Wednesday afternoon W
Mrs. L. Mner.-Thc lecture "Out West
to he given in the Congregational chuI
January 9.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Rev. !. +. Wright breaches at tine Nc
school house on SUNDAY the tn Tho #
EAST MONTPELIER.
WORCESTER

Mrs Daisy Evans lry2e 10th feet quite
badly while skating Tuesday night Of last
week Elton Taylor and wife or balIv are
at Frank Taylor Mrs george " Dun
ham of Northtield visited hel mother Mrs
Walls inN MsoE. Henry Durham ot Nor
witch university was m town Friday and
Saturday Mrs. l., NJ. Hutchinson ct t
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: public laucing school VIII be held jan
nary ! at Hamrl -.-Mr~. George White Of
Cambridge and Mrs. Mary Lambkiu from
burlington are in town visiting their father,
Nat. Page Edgar L. Martin returned to
Goddard seminary. Barre, Tuesday.
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pclicr /, the guest Of Mrs RaNson. her
mother Rufus Wiggn-i, ,icl.-1he Read
ng club met with Den Hunt Friday night.
Tile Mite society held a successful ,ociahle
at Frank lIutrhinsou'> Saturday night.-A
party of young people went on a New Years
ride t. Waterbury,