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The Opelousas courier., 1894-08-25
C0oper's Well, Miss.

Tie t,otcl at Cooper's Well will open May 10.
The water OF this Well enjoys a high reputa-
ton in dyspepsia and the various intestinal
disc asses Of long standing; in liver complaints,
laria; i'll drorsy, and especially in chronic diar-
rb9a.
TIE " II is four miles from Raymond, Miss ,
a station nIl the Little J." r. r.. a branch of
the lilirini Central. For further particulars
address S. d II. SPENGLER,
May 5, 1894. Raymond 2. o., Miss.
The Opelousas courier., 1894-08-25
NEW STORE
AT 4 u PLACE

Mrs l.. Desmafais takes pleasure in an
nanncing to the old friends of her mother Mrs
Pievot. and to her own friends, and to every
one IN Opeiousas aud St. Landry, that she has
re-opened at the old stand on Main Street. in
the good old town Of Opelnnsas, where she
will constantly keep IA fine and select stock of
The Opelousas courier., 1894-08-25
HOTEL DENECHAUD,

Centrally located near the Cotton Exchange.
Large and Airy Rooms. Take the street cars
at the Depot and the driver will put you ont
near the door.
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.,.as 10 at work for IL. j. ROOD.
Cla;obs are now used instead OF Wagons
Celia Burrelle has finished "ofA a.
hotel. or+b is at work at j..
B. Wells. -.
Hutchinson I.;no, Tor
Miss Blanche Cioueh -
Mrs. j. French.
Winter has apparently oouiO ~
earlier than usual.
q II. Loomis is suffering severely iioi'
the prevailing distemper.
pav VIM. Water exchanged with the =.
Rrookfield minister Sunday.
= ClaAin is suffering with rheuina-
-, ~ the home Of Preston Fuller
lilo wakefield has commenced WORK
tor Mrs j. Blanchard at the hobei.
charles Jerd has moved his family from
c,anraa Vests house TO Alexander Jeru p
na,,iel Pass has finished work for e. l..
pass and L now at home for short Vaca-
ton. Ia tho Shame
,,, .,li in peth to his brother, Watson W.
Bannister, for $3.50.
Mics Myra Butterfield of Roxbury mas
hean snending the past week Win ner SIS
ter. Mrs. Bert Farnsworth.
AImon Morse and wife visited his SIS SIS
ters. Mrs. e. Bass and Mrs. w D. hip-
bard. in Peth one day last week
Robert Fielders soon closes his lapors
Tor Harris Bass, where be mas oeeh Gun
ployed for the past three years
The Ladies' Union society meets az
Frank n. Cleveland's, wednesday eNS'
the 21st inst Old and young are lhVileu'
The G. +. sociable switch was % nave
been held at the Snowsyilie ehurcc n "a
Friday evening 81 TINS week - Pe7'
until further notice.
Miss Bell Tbayer has closed n sd,. ss1 t,.o
in Roxburv and returned home for Two
ueeks' vacation She is to return 20 hoA-
bury for the winter term.
The snow that fell Monday and Tuesday
of last week remains withthe people COM
nslling the farmers TO HE 10 BACK pastures
to drive home their stock.
The Ladies' Union society viii hold rs
nevt meeting at L. Cieyeiand's q week
rom wednesday evening, in the form OF
n chicken pie supper. All are invited.
The many friends OF Byron Brown and
family OF Williston will be sorry 10 learn
OF the death Of his Oldest son, keed Brow "
a very promising young man Of aboat e
years He had been sick Tor ABOUT year
Quite number attended the circular
conference which was held on Tuesday OF
Iris week in East Brooktield, b: a.
Flint was chosen to report for the East
Braintree and West Brookheld churches
at this conference.
school in Dist. No 10 closed Nov. 10th.
Number OF pupils, Il. Those having no
marks during the term We're Frank BUR-
ridge. Winnie Burridge, Carrie Rathonrni
Fred SULTAN and Charlie Ra6toy Fred
Howard was absent three g aya on acG ,lli .
II sickness. Walter Wheeler was absent
only one day. The teacher was the recipi-
cnt OF pretty present from the scholars,
for which she extends thanks
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Iloyalton.

Miss Susie Rnmrill went to st. Aibans'
Saturday.
German Rogers has moved his family
to sharon.
Mrs. Kate Mckinney Is IN Mohipeilei
for few days.
Miss c. L. Stekney recently spent
week in Boston.
Clayton Chapel is helping T. i. 9outh-
gate at the station.
@. +. Goodwin was home from SPRING
field all of last week.
Miss Ruth Holman spent Sunday with
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton.
Mrs. J. b. Morse aud Miss Annie spent
Friday in West Randolph.
Mrs. Lizzie Mudgett returned from an
extended visit in Montpelier, MoretoMh
and Waitsdeld, Friday.
A second wire has been attached 10 the
telephone line running through TINS
place, the business aof the company de-
handing additional facilities.
Among those from this place who went
to Montreal Inst week were Mrs. ElDa
Corbin, Austin Adams and children, Da-
vid Pecor. George Smith and Ben shat.
tuck
Mr.. WOODS from Melrose, Mass, lpostal
clerk between Boston and st. Adams
spent a part OF Wednesday and THURSDAY
OF last week in town, the guest OF Miss A
Il, Parker.
Those who intend to avail themselves
of George A. Laird's offer 20 enlarge por'
traits before Christmas must bring thell
photographs right away in order TO haV'
The work done in season and IN a salts
factory manner.
The RI. Rev. A. @. A. Hail, Bishop o
Vermont, viii preach in st. Pauls Episeo
pal church on Wednesday, Nov. 2lst, a
eleven O'Clock. rhis is an excellent OPP
portunity Tor all TO hear one OF the mos
/ famous preachers OF the day.
school in the Lyman district, taught By
( C. L. Conant, closed Saturday, Nov 81
i Those pupils having no marks during Ia
+ term are Minnie, Hattie, Nettie and Aurli
Luce Harriet Rogers and Walter Gibbons
Addie Tucker was absent one day.
/ Mrs. Henry Clifford, who is remembers
T here bg large circle OF friends, died il
! Nero. Fla, Nov. 9th. During an lines
extending over many years, her suffering
have been borne with great patience ans
+ fortitude She leaves IN town mother
4 brot her, sisters and daughter, Mrs. o. ]
I Morse, " no have the 81 mpathy Of all.
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pted.-Another excursion.
A bonnet sociabIe is promised for next
week.
Bernie Flanders has returned to his
home in Chelsea.
Rev.J.P. DeMerritt returned from Exc
ter last Saturday.
The school in the village district closes
next Wednesday.
Representative Kibby was at home Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rolla Pierce and wife came last week to
spend the winter here.
w. w. Parker has gone to Lyme, n. H.,
TO stay for short time.
George B. Diamond was unable to go
to Montpelier last week.
Wm. Luce is reported to be better. lie
was upon the street one day last week.
Rad travelling prevailed the first Of the
week but some sleighs were out SUNDAY.
The next regular meeting OF Whitney
post, G. A. R., will be held saturday even
ing.
A.P. salter has taken possession of the
Austin farm, bought by him some Time
ago.
THE Canada excursionists are back and
they report fine weather and an enJoyaple
trip.
Miss Anne r. Howe, VINO mas peeh
teaching in Randolph, returned here sat
urday.
Mrs. Arthur C. Adams returned satur-
dsv from two weeks visit to Meriden
and Hartford friends
Fred Porter, who has good position IN
the store of III. w. Carter q Co., Lebanon,
N. H., has been here for few days, visit
ing friends
Kicking brought one horse that could
not get there last October hisentranee Zee,
but this appears 10 be so unjust that there
is more kicking.
Mr.. +. B Thomas will be at the Orange
Comfy hotel, Chelsea, Tuesday, Nov. ~,
with complete line OF ladies' misses ana
ehiIdren's garments and turs.
The Goodale sisters, Grace and Gertrude,
were givona surprise party by their young
friends last friday evening, after the box
marty at q. AR. hall. Friday was the 18TH
anniversary of their birth.
IT Is suggested that big leak can be
found ia the road breaking account ana
mat when this account is cut to its own
propcr proportions, taxes VIII be lower
The gentleman making the suggestion IS
one who has been prominent town OF
iicer.
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.,,sed Eaton is here this week.
n was fine sleighing here SUNDAY.
nj Martin was in Bethel, MONDAY
John Topper was in Bethel, Monoas.
There are several leases OF grip IN to"n'
n n eastman is in Windsor this week.
pav A Chase was IN Burlington ias'
Sunday. 80 -. .dav
last week. ,a from
Mrs. Betsey Bartlett has returned from
Randolph. p..,,aor
Wednesday. ~. a
day last week. har
with his family.
George Greensit of Warren Is at WoiA
for f. A. Kezer. ~
Rev. S. A. Parker preached lor Inc oNi
versalists last Sunday.
Rev. Alonzo Chase will preach IN BLOCK
bridge next Sunday at ! ~ p. N.
Thompson and Bailey OF Bridport Were
at Alstine Parmenter's last week
Miss Georgia Maloney of Derby Line IS
with her sister. Mrs. Clinton Bush.
WIN. Mason and son of Barre, Mass, were
at Wardner d. Hodgkins' last week.
d. o. Goodno has moved into his house
which he lately bought OF Mrs. w orces1er'
Mr.. Hawley Of North Dakota has pur.
chased John Campbell's farm on LiDerly
Hill, for = 300.
Mrs. Diana Martin died Nov. Y; The
funeral was held Tuesday, Rev. ". T.
Wight officiating.
Mrs. Martin Keeler OF West Gorn@ az AZ
and Mrs. Charles Carroll were at warn =
HodglKins', Monday.
DR.. W. M. Huntington went 70 Mont
peiier last week, and with nis WIlei M ~
II DanviIje and st. Johnsbury TO visit iel-
atives and friends for few days.
The great Republican victory Of Nov. !
was received here with great pleasure on
Wednesday evening. The Rochester Sor
net band was out,and the boy VIII !, ~ W
Torches that they could find. The old can
non which has so often spoken IN TINS val
lev was heard for a long distance.
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The Youths Companion is soon to en-
ter upon its sixty-ninth year OF publica-
ton, and as one says who has been con-
slant reader Of its columns for more than
thirty years, at has steadily improved
year by year" It's articles to-day cover
the whole field OF life and experience, fur
nishing a vast amount of valuable and en-.
pertaining reading OF a character not found
elsewhere, and OF SO great a variety that
the Companion interests alike each mem
Der of the family.
The prospectus for the volume of 1895
announces an unusual array OF atrrac-
tions; fourteen serial stories, wealth of
short stories, anecdotes, humorous sketch
6, adventures, science and home articles,
timely editorials on all important ques-
tions, ano more thar two hundred Origi-
nal poems of the highest class.
Full prospectus and specimen copies
sent free on application. New subscribers
who send S1-75 now will receive the papei
free TO January /. 1895, and one year from
that date. 1t comes every week. Finel,
illustrated.
TIE YOUTHS COMPASSION Boston, Mass
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Mrs. A. Colby is quite i'll again.
Mrs. Daniel Eastman is quite feeble.
ft,,-e,. 4, r,farifn IL imnrnvini

Mrs. A. Colby is quite i'll again.
Mrs. Daniel Eastman is quite feeble.
George c. Chamberlin is improving in
health.
J. A. Aldrich is building a.piggery
i00x30 feet
Winter has come aud taken many farm
ers by surprise.
The creamery paid its patrons "a 1-2 cts.
for October butter.
Ernest Lyttle and wife are the recipi-
ents Of bahyldaughter
willard williams and wife visited IN
Lyndonviile the past week.
Mr.. and MIS-. i. f. Newell are rejoicing
over the birth Of a baby girl.
Foxes are plenty and many of the boys
are busily hunting them down.
James Tarbox and wife OF Connecticut
visited at W. G. Williams recently.
The NJ. n. society held O church festiva!
and sociable last week Wednesday even
ling
1 Or. and Mrs. NJ H. Corwin Of Chelsea
visited in town aud vicinity the past week
Stopping WITH ". b Avery and +. e.
Hardy.
Miss Ruth Rford visited Mrs. r. e.
/ Hardy last week. Her school on Lower
4 Plain closed last week and she returned 10
her home in So. Randolph to spend her
vacation.
Mrs. bsalom Colby aged about 20 years,
fen one day last week and injured Der
side, and reEainsd her voice by tbs fail
For more than twenty years she has been
unable TO speak aloud, owing TO very Sc
we're illness. She is quite feeble at present
The No. school in Bradford closed
Friday, Nov. 9. Four OF the pupils, Wini-
fred, Maud and Ralph Hiland and Ernest
Richardson, were neither absent nor tardl
during the term OF ten weeks. Harry
Dearborn AMI Arthur Bonshaw had n,
tardy marks, and Ines BOnshaw, .lessi,
Putnam and Tommy Wilson. but .on
eacn. Those standing highest in scholar
ship and department were Maud Inland
] 9S1: Jessie Patnam. " 3; Harry Dearborn
: l91z; Ernest Richardson, Ada Patch
. Tommy Wilson, 81. Whole number o
pupils, IA. RUTH F. RIFoRD, Teacher.
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George Plxley of Norwich visited at
Fred Kendal's last week.
Mr.. Bristol OF Ascutnevville was recent
liz a guest at o. l.. Pattrells.
There was a revival service at the NJ. +.
church lest Sunday evening
Miss Minnie Bartlett is i'll and under the
care Of Or. Chafiee Of Hartford.
Mrs. isaac Snow is sick at the home of
f1er daughter, Mrs, II. a. stevens.
win Patten las moved his family into
the Ruggle house on Waterman hill.
W.p. Morse. who is clerking for Mr.
Adams in Post Mills,spent Sunday IN this
place.
The Womanis Home and Foreign Mis-
sionarv societies will meet with AIRS. E.G.
Ford, Wednesday afternoon.
Those who took advantage OF the excur-
sion to Boston and did not return during
the week, came saturday.
Edwin Davis Of W. R.Junctioh was in
town last Thursday in the interest 81 the
Mutual Life Insurance company Of New
YORK.
The first Of a series Of singing schools
will be held in Coi5urn's hall, Wednesday
evening OF this week. 81. :. Colhurn i
to be the teacher.
school in Dist. No. Z closed Nov. 2, with
apnropriate exercises. Miss M.F.ps4tridg,
I was the teacher. The school in this vii.
lage, taught by Miss Ada Sargent, CLOSED
at the same time.
The lecture which was to be given in th'
] M. e. church this evening Thursday by
4 Miss Hale. a returned missionary iron
I China, has been postponed for an indeii
mite time on account of the illness of Mis-
I Hale.
I About fifty of the friends % MIR. ans
4 Mrs. John Goodrich gave them pleasan
surprise at their home last Wednesda,
evening. During the evening refresh
4 ments were served and at late hour tn
I party broke no.
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stNotes upon the Election Campaigns
from New York to San Francisco IS a
comprehensive title, but one acquainted
with the Review OF Reviews will not
doubt that the ground Is covered in a com
plete way. The character sketch for this
month is on Oliver Wendell Holmes by +.
+. Hale, and it is as interesting as one
might expect from subject and author. 1t
creates a desire for a biography from the
same pen. Dr.Holmes speaks of the pains
taking methods Of writing and improves
the opportunity to reprove his corre-
spondents who send their articles ''dashed
of, as they are. II men Of genius like
Holmes and Hale find it necessary to re-
wise their writing, one would think lesser
lights might shine more brightly by SO
doing. "A Tragic Sequel to Ramona" by
Edward b. Howell, recalls Helen Hunt
jackson and her interest in the Indians
and tells the sad fate of one woman who
befriended them only TO lose her life. 1;
Astor Place, New York.
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Normal Notes.

Miss Jennie Hodges closed her school in
Dist. No. Friday and is TO be in Phila.
delphia this winter for the study Of music
j Nj. Perham, 'S8, called last week and
lett some specimens of ores and minerals,
which he collected in Alabama for the
cabinet.
Anyone wishing TO be entertained for
three-quarters ofan hour Friday after
moons would do well to visit the draw ing
class at l 80, "for its sumpin very nice"
Mrs. Angie Stearns Vaughn OF Boston
has been spending few days with her sis =
ter, Miss Dascomb, '95, at the Randolph
House, and Mrs. Nutting of Westminster
With heT daughter, Miss Grace Nutting.
Misses Buck, 80, and Metcalf. 81 closed
q successful terms work in the graded
school with an exhibition Friday even
ing. About ten dollars were realized from
the sale OF tickets, " hich is to be used for
additions to the library.
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Tothe taxpayers OF Tunbridge 1.-THE town,
HIGHWAY and school tax bills OF the town
Of run bridge on thelist Of 1894 have been
in my lands for collection according to
vote Of the town at the annual town meet
ing held March 8, 1891. You are hereby
notified to nav the amount OF your taxes
10 me on or before Dee. S, 1891, when
time expires for saving the discount Of 1
per cent on town tax. 1 will be at A. n.
King q Sons store to receive taxes, sat
urday, Dec Land Saturday, Dec. 8, from
to 4 D. M. at G. A. Wights store Friday,
Nov. 80, and Friday, Dec. z, from TO D.
M; at postotiiee, So. Tunbridge, Wednes-
day, Nov. Is, from / to p. m; at the
dwelling house Of Mary A. Camp, Tues
day, Nov. u, from TO p. m. Pay your
taxes and save the discount.
WALLACE w. SWAN, Collector.
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L. c. Whitney remains about the same.
viii Perkins expects to sell his house
and carriage shop.
Edwin Clifford has changed his board
ing place from x. Days 10 VIII Perkins
Mrs. Horace Clifford has been for sever
I'll weeks under the care Of DR. Perry in ".
Rutland. She is suffering from a hear,
trouble.
The nesting OF the White River Val
ley Pomona grange held at Royaiton, Nov
10, was not very we'll attended, owing to
the storm. The next meeting, which Is
the annual meeting for the election OF Of.
fcdfs and other Important business, will
be held at the same place Saturday, Dec. ]
The attendance OF all is desired.
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North Randolph.

In spite OF most uniavorable weather the
musical festival at this village last Friday
was a complete success. A full chorus was
under the direction OF c. Brisk. For the
concert there was varied program con-
sistiBg OF songs, duets, quartets, quintets,
and some by a mixed quartet being of a
humorous character. The Ariose Male
quartet of West Randolph won fresh lau-
rels by rendering several selections which
were loudly encOred and to which they
gracefully responded. Especially anus
ing was their rendering of 'sTom, the
Piper's SON Selections aud chorus were
assisted by Miss Lizzie Adams Of South
Royalton, who IS in the front rank as an
accompanist. A repetition OF the festival
is earnestly desired.
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The y. P.L.A. will meet with Mrs. May
nard next Saturday evening.
school in Dist. No. 10, taught by Miss
Minnie Wheeler, and the one in South
Hollow, taught by Miss Bertha Bal, closed
last Friday.
Bessie Hubbard passed 100 in all her
studies, was 100 in department and did not
have a mark against her name. Alice Hub
bard only missed two words. They were
presented with a solid silver napkin ring
by their teacher, Miss Eva Freeman.
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George Brigham was in town the first
of the week.
J. E. Eldredge OF West Randolph was
here day last week.
DR.. c. W. Brigham was in Rutland a
few days lately.
Harry Boutwell, and wife Of Rochester
lately visited friends in town.
Look at the new fancy articles ia alum
inum and bite metal Il r. $ Adams,
Bethel.
Misses Maude Durham and Mabel
Spaulding closed successful terms OF
school last Friday.
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East Randolph.

Clarence Hayward is on the sick list.
Sam Clifford is visiting at e. L. Halls
Guy Osgood spent Sunday in Plainfe5
Harry Sprague is working in Enfield
N. II.
The dance given last Friday eve va,
quite well attended.
viii Boyd is on the road selling good,
He has large assortment.
Fred Waldo cut his foot quite badly lad
week and is now at G. NJ. Waldo's.
Quite a number from here attended III.
concert at North Randolph last Friday.
Preparations are being made for II.
school exhibition to be given Fridsy
Nov. 10th.
Alyce McCord has an Ivers & POND
piano purchased from Bailey's Mus,
Rooms, Burlington.
Denn,s Rheumatic pills absolutlye a,
Ihenrnatism & Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable M
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At a special town meeting held
Monday evening, the town Of Mont
pelier. BY vote Of POS for and l62
against, voted To accept the proposed
city charter rs drafted by the commit
tee. with a few amendments. Repre-
sentative w. 4. Lord has already in
iroduced a bill for the proposed
change in The legislature The boun-
diaries of the city will be the same as
the present town.
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East Granville.

D. c. Webb was home from Mortified
over Sunday.
VIM. Tarbel Of Chelsea visited relatives
in town last week.
Miss Geneva Jones Of Mortified is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Webb.
Pearl Campbell has moved into town and
is to work for /. l.. Dickerman during the
winter
A successful term Of school closed Sat
urday, with Miss Hannah Hanlon as
teacher.
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Henry Wilson, the postmaster at Welsh
ton. Florida. says he cured case Of disr-
rhea Of long standing in six hours, with
one small bottle OF Chamberlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. What a
pleasant surprise that must have been to
the sufferer. Sach cures are not unusual
with this remedy. Ia many instances on
" one or two doses are required 10 give
permanent relief. It can always be de-
pended upon. When reduced with water
it IS pleasant to take. For sale by u. J..
Sargent & Son, and E. L. Evans & Co.
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Ia the county court at Rutland.
Monday. David J. O'Hene. convicted
Of an assault with intent TO Kill Judge
George f. / awrence in this city Sept.
Is. was sentenced to 20 years in States
prison.
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/ take pleasure in announcing to the
public thai have opened paint end
carriage repairing shop in the long build
ing in South Royalton and would Ike
your patronage. / viii give as GOOD sstis.
faction as IN the uast.
FELIX DEcos-A, 50. RoyaltoD, VI.
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WA. Mcclure, we'll known citizen of
Mckay o., is of the opinion that there is
nothing so good for children troubled
with colds or Group as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. He has used it in his fam
lily for several years with the best results
aud always keeps q bottle Of 1t in the
house. After having la grippe, he was
himself troubled with severe cough. He
used other remedies without benefit and
then concluded to try the chiidren's medi-
cine, and to his delight i soon effected a
permanent cure. % and 50-eent bottles for
sale by NJ. J. Sargent 81 Son, and L. E.
Evans AZ Co
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Miss Della Paige recently visited her
parents.
Rev. Mr.. Francis OF Bethel visited at y.
n. paiges last week.
Mrs. Timothy Blanchard returned from
Massachusetts last week.
Mrs A. J. Bovce received visit from
her mot her end sister last week.
It is reported that Winnie Foss Is to
teach in the Bowman district TINS winter
The past week has given foretaste OF
winter, nearly eight inches Of snow nav
ing fallen.
Emmons Howe has purchased the Steele
farm, the consideration being nine hum
dred dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Kidder went to Bris-
tol last week TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Kidder's sister.
A. j. Boyce and Mrs. S. H. Allen have
become disguised with free wool and have
sold their sheep.
The only horse owned by Raymond Hall
broke It's leg one day last week. This rs
the third horse that he has lost within
three years.
Mrs. S. II. Allen goes this week TO Mas
sachusetts 10 spend several months with
her sisters. Mr.. and Mrs. John Verge
will care for the ranch during her absence
Miss Della Laid closed her third term
OF school here last Wednesday with pie
mic dinner IN tine school room. Several OF
! the parents OF the pupils were present
/ Miss Ladd has given general satisfaction
+ George Wardner cut of the index fin
I ger OF his left hand last week while cut
\ ting corn fodder With corn cutter. Dr.
Goodrich Of Brookheld was called to dress
4 the wound and had 10 make another am
( putati0n.