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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
LONG BRANCH ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LONG BRANCH, May 6.-The recent
rains have done much good in this
vicinity.
Some of the farmers say that they
will plant their corn over OIL account
of cut worms.
Rude Maddox had a nice young
horse to run into a pile of posts and
break it's leg and had to be killed.
AR. Browning bought of Thad Boul-
ware a nice young heifer for s25.
Born, to Clarence Berry and wife,
May 5, a ten pound boy.
Married, at the residence of the
bride, Miss Mamie Boyd to Mr. John
Dickey, both of Monroe county. Rev,
Hugely officiating.
Mrs. j. d. Morley returned home
Sunday.
The boys on the Branch made ar
effort to organize a base ball ciut
Saturday evening, but were defeated
| on account of the rain.
Mr.. W. p. Cant is on the sick list.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

On last Sunday night some person
stole a wagon load of corn from a CRIB
OH County Collector James Dowell's
farm, just south of Benton City. The
thief took all of the corn in crib, even
carrying off the scoop shovel. Jim
says he cont mind losing the corn 80
much, hut regrets that any of his
neighboIs would break the Sabbath in
that way.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

The oratorical contest at the Grand
last evening, participated in by seven
young men of the Mexico High
School, was u of the best ever held
in the city. Two honors were awarded,
to first and second man in ability. The
first honor, that of representing the
High School of this city in the State
oratorical contest of High Schools at
Kansas City next Friday night, was
won by James /. Orear.
The second honor, a gold medal, was
won by Clarence Barnes.
The judges of the contest were
Messrs. j. G. Renshaw, p. II. Cullen
and DR.. w. l.. Reed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Costs in State Cases,

the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, May S.-The costs in
the following cases r now in my
hands for disbursement:
State VS.. Henry Cant.
State VS.. John Faucet.
State VS.. Chas. Lyons and Claude
Blue. P. NJ. MORRIS, Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Burglars at WellsyiIle. Mo.

WELLsvILLE, Mo-, May THE safe
of the Wellsville mills was blown to
atoms last night, but the burglars Sc
cured only $50. Night before last
burglars entered the residence of
Judge Milton Cox ahd took some val
liable papers and $40 in cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
O SENATE SESSION.
Democrats, as Usual, Fighting Among
Themselves Dlsgraceful and
Disgusting Scenes at JET
ferson City.

OAApSpohbNhNS Va tAC
JEFFERSON CITY, May S.-During
the regular session the stormy scenes
of the assembly were confined to the
House. In this extraordinary session
the Senate is out Herroding Herod.
Last Friday morning things were said
and done in the Senate that were a
disgrace and a shame.
The ball opened when Senator Ly-
man introduced a resolution dismiss
ing the Committee on Appropriations
and requesting that the House bill
referred to that committee be re-
turned to the Senate.
1t was a fight between Democrats.
Senator Lancaster was accused of
holding up the appropriation bill in
order to force legislation on the fell
low-servant bill. Charges and counter
charges were made. The dirty linen
of the Democratic party was display
ed, if not washed, in the presence OF
a pleased lobby and a better pleased
Republican party.
Lyman and Harrison Eel charged
with smothering bills in their COM
mittees. These gentlemen grew very
indignant in protesting their inno-
cence.
Senator Peers arose and asked
Democrats to desist in charges and
moved to take a recess until O'Clock.
Senator Peers said a little fresh air
and sunshine would be the best thing
possible under the circumstances, but
the fight was on and the motion to
take a recess was defeated. Peers
found he could do nothing and left the
Senate chamber in disgust.
Senator Goodykoontz arose and
made some sarcastic filings of speech
at Senator Yeater and during his talk
said the Senator from Pettis (Yeater)
was best Ikened unto a river-the
mouth of which was larger than the
head.
Senator Yeater tried to get recog-
milton, but could not until the other
Senators had spoken. He at last
gained recognition by arising TO a
question of personal privilege, and
said he was prepared to fight the SEN
ator from Washington with his own
(Goodykoontz's) weapon. He would
liken Goodykoontz also to a stream, a
sewer, the contents a stencil to all and
emanating from a source unnamable.
Half dozenSenators arose to a ques-
ton of personal privilege, and taken
altogether it was the stormiest session
ever known in the Senate chamber.
After debate had closed the resolu-
ton requiring Senator Lancaster tc
return the appropriations bill to the
Senate was carried. The Senate then
resolved itself into a committee OF
the whole and acted on this bill. 1t
was then reported favorabiy to the
Senate and was taken up for its pas
sage. 1t passed without further OPP
position.
The House has refused to concur in
Senate amendments to the Filley bill
That is, the "Filleystines'' of the
House will not adopt the safety com
mittee bill. This is a good bill and
Mr.. Mcintyre, Of Audrain County.
your Representative, is heartily in
favor of it. The Filley bill is purely a
party measure and Republican at that
The committee to investigate has
found nothing worthy Of mention SC
far. So far as they car learn nc
member or public officer rides on q
pass. w. d. THOMAS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Luke Emerson, the Bowling Green
jack king, during the last two weeks
has sold $4,000 worth of jacks. Luke
is doing an immense business and still
has some very fine stock on hands,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
CHAPEL 0 ITEMS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
CHAPEL GROVE, Mo-, May S.-This
neighborhood was visited by one of
the most destructive hail storms that
ever occurred in the state on last Sat
urday. The stones we're on an average
as large as small hen eggs and many of
them six and seven inches in circum-
ference by actual measurement. For
tunately no wind accompanied the
storm or the damage could hardly
have been estimated. Turkeys, chick
ems and birds were killed and Grip
pied and ven young hogs. Joe
Woodbridge and Harrison Jones each
lost a pig. Roofs were greatly dam
aged and the window glass were 'not
in t." The trunks of the trees look as
if they had been pelted with rocks and
the oat fields and gardens look DESC
late. The storm lasted Is or 20
minutes, completely covering the
ground with hail and in many places
they were drifted in piles two feet
high and looked like drifted snow. We
found one drift Sunday morning, II
hours after the storm, that was 6 or 8
inches deep and many of the stones
yet as large as eggs. 7. E. Mitchell,
Paris Carr, Tommie Walker and W.
Fl. Fields all carried home ice from
this drift and had ice cream for dinner
Sunday.
Two of our quiet citizens met in the
road last week and concluded to be-
stow a title of honor on each other.
Arthur said, "Good morning, Govern
Or" and Claget said, "Good morning,
Judge" 1t seemed as if they objected
to the title and concluded to settle the
matter according to Marquis of
Queensberry rules. The Judge"
managed to come off second best by
making a hasty retreat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
National Bank Gets County Money

National Bank Gets County Money.
The bids as depository for the Au-
drain County money were opened by
the County Court at noon Monday,
May &. The bids we're as follows:
First National Bank of Mexico, 3 4-5
per cent.
Southern Bank, 234 per cent.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Of
Vandalia, . i-5 per cent.
Mexico Savings Bank, ? per cent.
The money will be deposited with
the Mexico First National Bank.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Remaining Neatly Done.

If you want your watch cleaned, or
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly, cali on T. S.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
II T. s. RILEY,
At Woodbridge & McArthur's drug
store, north side square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Mason TinSley Dead,

Mason Tinsley, sol of r. p. Tinsley,
and a brother-in-law of eX-County
Collector Jos. Jesse, died at Thomp-
0 Station May 8th of consumption.
Mr.. Tinsle.y was twenty-six years of
age and leaves a wife and one child.
His funeral services will take place at
Thompson Station Thursday, May 9.
Mr.. Tinsley was a member of the Bap-
fist Church and had been for years,
He was an upright citizen, highly re-
spected ard much beloved by all who
knew him. He had been i'll for years
and his death was not unexpected,
but nevertheless his friends are great
" bereaVed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
NAT HuTToN's DEATH,
He Was Bear Hunting When He Fell
Over a Glifi.

SILVER CiTy, N, NJ, May I.-fhs
body OF N. ID. Hutton, a reporter on
the Chicago Tribune, was brought III
here to-day frightfuliy mangled, lie
waa bear hunting lear ella hot springs
yesterday, when his horse slipped on
a smooth rock and both went over "a
Gin. huttan'a neck was broken, The
body was shipped East.
II RENAME ARRIVE Al ioME,
The remains of Nat Hutton arrived
Oh the east hound O, i A. train from
Kansas City Monday al 2 o'clock,
They we're sen To Kansas City over
the Santa te railroad from Giia, n, NJ.
Many friends, old and young, OF the
dead young man were al the depot To
meet the remains, which arrived IN
accompanied by anyone, and We're at
once removed Ia the home Of the
mother OF the deceased on Anderson
street.
The pail bearers me- the reHains at
the train anu accompanied them to
the home. They were Messrs. John
ID. Orear, l.eb T.. Crigler, Aylette
Whitney, Elon bearing and Doctors
Ned Rodes and Frank Spence. The
the home Tuesday afternoon at :
o'clock by Rev. A. \. Wallace, OF the
Presbyterian church, and Rev. Potter,
Rector of the Episcopal church.
Recent kilograms received state
that the deceased was killed while
hunting bear. His horse stumbled aud
fell down a precipice with him. Mats
neck was broken and his body fright
fully mangled. The remains were
inferred in the city cemetery here
along beside those of his father, Col.
J. T.. Hutton, who has not been dead
much over a year.
DIR. j. Il. Hutton, brother of the de-
ceased, received a letter from Clyde
Smith, the friend Nat was visiting,
Monday afternoon, which explains the
particulars of his death. The family
received a letter from Nat April 30th
stating hat he was in the best of
health and would join the camping
party, spoken of in the letter, the
next day, which was the scene of his
sad death. The following is a portion
of the letter:
To DIR. j. f Hutton, Mexico, Mo,
GILA, n. NJ, May 3, S95.-DEAR SIR
AND FRIEND: This morning Nat left
camp not intending to join in the bear
hunt on account of from yes
terday's riding, and instead started
out to look at some Aztec houses. Not
two hundred yards from camp in a
box canon i'll riding along a spur he
and his horse slipped and rolled 20
feet into the canon, killing him in
stantly. He certainly suffered no pain
as death was instantaneous.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Ladies, buy your millinery from
Miss Ida Spencer. She has a full sup
ply of goods, all new and stylish,
which she is selling very low at Lad
donna. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

DIR. Lanoix, of Quincy, H., well
known TO the people of this part OF
Missouri on account Of his advertise
ments which have appeared in the
LEDGER for years, ia dead.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Mrs. Thurston Duncan and little
daughter and sister, Miss BERTHE Orig
Ter, are home from a visit in Martins
burg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
donna, Mo.

The Court of Appeals has affirmed
the case of Jesse Chopper vs. City of
Mexico. Chopper got a verdict for
$3.50 for injuries resulting from a de-
fective sidewalk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

See advertisement of r. S. Riley,
the watch maker, in the Mexico
Weekly LEDGER. Nobody knows
more about a watch than Tom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Rev. j. Fl. Pritchett is home from
Louisville, KY, where he attended
a missionary meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Mrs. W. H. Browns's mother, Mrs.
Waters and her sister, Miss Sue Wat
ers, returned home to Centralia to-
day after a visit in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Sheriff Jones, of Montgomery coun-
ty, took Joe Skinner over to the In
sane Asylum to-day. Skinner is not
thought to be hopelessly insane.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Audrain County Court has made the
following levies: County Court Reve-
nue., Is cents, road fund 10 cents, State
taxes 25 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

We understand that W. J. Bryan, of
Nebraska, is going to speak in Mexi-
CO some time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Miss McDin, of Kansas City, IL visit
ing Mrs. w. J. Rixey.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
Fred Hapedorn Dead.

Fred Hagedorn, n of Audrain
county's best known German farmers,
died at his residence northeast ofMeX-
leo OnTnesday morning. Mr.. Hagedorn
had been i'll with blood poisoning for
sometime and on Monday morning had
his foot a%mputated. His life had been
despaired of but it was hoped that an
amputation would save it. Mr.. Hage-
dorm leaves g large family who have
the sympathy of the community in
which they live. The deceased was
an Industrious farmer with a large ac-
quaintance among the Germans and
all of his friends and neighbors regret
to hear of his death. The deceased
was about flfty-iive years old. The
funeral services were held at Bean
Creek German Church Wednesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Died, in North Mexico, on Saturday,
April ~, at 2:30 O'Clock of consump-
ton. Miss Bette Wright, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wright. Hers was
a gentle and loving spirit and her end
was calm and peaceful. Her friends
are comforted by the thought that
after weary months of suffering she
now sleeps in Jesus. The funeral ser
vices were held in Martinsburg at the
Baptist church and conducted by Rev.
Hay Bell, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Wellsville. The church was
crowded with friends who came to pay
n loving tribute to her memory, and to
look for the last time Oh her who was
so loved by all who knew her. All
traces of suffering had left her face,
and she was even more beautiful in
death than in life.
with Us her name shall live
Through long succeeding years;
Emhalmed with all our hearts can give.
GI- praises and oar tears
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

The Galloway County Savings Bank
secured the Galloway County money
for two years by paying $50 per
cent
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09
The Weekly LEDGER
THURSDAY, MAY ..



County Court IL. in session.
Harry lursfc is home from Hurling-
ton. iowa.
p,,.l1.. t,r vehicles. built Tor
service.
Mn Jessie Wells is VISITING in lou-
i.;,a3 Mo.
Arthur Brown. ofFutron, spent sun
day in Mexico.
Mrs. VI. K Wise ia home F""'' WISH
ia Kansas CITY.
W. ". Fry is home from a business
trip Z" Denver ''''F''''.
Mrs. Thos. Doty, at -. Louis, Is tn"
guest % rcIlt.lg- in this city.
John aud ui,k Freeman are doing
some plumbing in Ceutral,l.
p,..,.r,.. ,,,...f,s ,rt ,r,..,s n,s,
and cheapest.
TI.o WuIjlris and mother, Mrs. J..
r. Williams. arc home from Texas.
Mr.. T.. T.. iIa,t and guest. Mre
EllrEhlrn, spent Sunday ln MvhevIN
Mr.. MOle'i'il, of louisiana. No. '@
visiting llcr daughter, Mrs t. ".
White.
Vr, ~ru,u,.r. % t,rurr4TEl. ,t~ltTti
"''' , ,l..s
his tr".ier. HOY ana tFi'ih7 .' '''S
city sunday.
Mrs. ~haJVivl, oi E~rl~irar, rs the
guest of Nr:. l. ". Miller, or West
''"'''
F.'~gl"ih H..~ }l'H' F''''N'" "'"'"'t
car load "' ''i'ti'r.
Tho r.il Storm near MUrtlnahurg
'''"''''' Wv
E'''
Walter bDr1u.l has gone o ms nome
in Bristol. TeUu., after a visit 10 Mt.
and Mr. Canterbury.
WANTED sa dozen spring chickens
M rs. pin.g Hotel ON or before MAY
18th. WITT
Re, H,.H,r-,p. of acknowledgements .
ed to-, able sermons nj the VI. e.
Church, South. Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

]. Z. Knox returned to st. Joseph
to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Mrs. Martin Kunkei received word
Monday that her brother, Mr.. GraffOrd,
had just died ut GRAND, Cal. Mrs.
kunkcl had not seen her brother for
thirty-oue years and was arranging to
leave for California Tuesday to see
him when she got word that he was
ICud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

The Boone county money was placed
with the Columbia Mo. Savings Bank
Tor two years. This bank paid 4.01
per cent. for il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Mrs. John Torrcyson, of Martins
burg, who has been sick Tor several
years, died at her home nj that place
Sunday. The remains were inferred
Tuesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Harry Lur:fc is homo from hurling-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-05-09

Mrs. SaIlie Cox borrowed 500 from
the Building and Loan Monday night
for which she paid >Ioj bonus,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-15
a Floral Album.

a The Art Amateur first called our atten'
tion to Floral Album OF pressed flowers
by Miss Kate Miller OF Lewisburgh, Pa.
We sent for it and find it all we expected
and more. The flowers are all found in
Pennsylvania aud for the most part are
little wildlings, as Miss Miller calls them.
We have wild morning glory, wild phlox,
wild roses and many others grouped with
fine fern and grasses, with exquisite taste,
and the colors are kept perfectly we Judge.
Some OF the flowers are small and delicate,
requiring infinite pains and care in thus
preserving them. The covers are crepe
paper and the cards are held together
BY ribbon, making a souvenir that will de-
light the heart Of all lovers OF flowers
Price, 81.
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r.rsst wood has returned to Boston.
Elmer Davis has new boat on inc 'aAe
Mrs. Ruth Chadwick is in East De'ne'
for awhile. h
Mrs. H. "A. Wood was in Woodstock :
day last week.
Miss Langston OF Brooklyn IS again
with her parents.
I'd Leonard, whose health has been 30
poor, lie improving.
CHARLES Moore and family have returned
to Homerville, Mass.
Mr. Simonds OF New York visited
Mrs. Luetta French last week.
BENJAMIN Maxham and wife OF Vine-
land. n. N. are at Erwin Wilson'S
win Richardson and wife OF Brookfeid
visited Al n. B, Putnam's last week.
The Uniyersalist sociable was held
Wednesday with Mrs. Elmer Davis.
Maurice Talbert and family OF Plain
Acid. N. H.. arrived in town Saturday
Elizabeth Edison OF West Lebanon spent
last week with her friend, Harriet Cnao-
wick.
r Crossmond and H. Randall o.
Worcester, Mass, are boarding ~ -
Aikens.'
Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe OF Quechee spent
SUNDAY at the home OF bel. father, Micnaei
Reagan.
sam Cady has found another swarm OF
wild bees and this time secured 80 POUNDS
OF honey.
Charles Hathorn has SO far recovered
from an attack OF Typhoid fever as 10 DC
able to sit up.
party OF picnickers from Woodstock
| were az the head of the lake one day the
| first OF the week.
Lawyer Stickney and family OF Bethel
were. in town for a ride on the lake tne
first of the week.
There is social dance at the town ball
this Thursday evening. Music VIII oe
furnished by Ordaway's band.
Wesley Cooke, accompanied by his old
est son, has come from Massachusetts 10
revisit the scenes OF his childhood.
Rev. Mr.. Huntley and wife arrive IN
town this week, and Mr.. Huntley Will
preach here next Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
Mrs. Ida Richardson OF Lowell, Mass,
and Mrs. Mary Blodgett Of Northfield
were in town last week to attend their
brothers funeral.
While Mrs. Langston was driving down
the Perkins hill one day recently, the
horse fell, turning complete somerset.
The harness was quite badly broken.
The ladies OF the Universalist church
will give an entertainment at the town
hall Thursday evening, Aug. 18th: There
will be speaking and good singing. All
are invited.
AS Will A. Adams was driving down
the Bigelow hill one day last week, the
shaft irons broke, freeing the horse from
| A kxaIs. nj az n
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-08-15
HOW,S THIS!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
do, Ohio, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hal. 8 Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Price, rs cts.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi-
monials free.
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Art Amateur.

The frontispiece for August Art Anna.
teur is the head OF a fox terrier, taken from
water color painting by Helen Mcguire.
The celor plates are branch OF La France
roses by Frieda voelter Redmond, and
conventional decoration for coffee cup
and saucer by Lucy Comins. The gallery
and studio department is OF special inter-
est in it's illustrations. The golden. rod,
morning glory, meadow rue and hazel
bush are the wild flowers that grow by
the roadside, Of which Thomas Holmes
makes charmingly written paper. The
editor Of this magazine thinks the golden
rod unsuitable as our national flower mas
much as there is no way to conventional
ize it without making it unacceptable.
Montague Marks, % Union Square, New
York.
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B. c. Pixley and wife went to Hartford,
Saturday.
Fred J. Carpenter left for Providence,R.
l., Monday.
Mrs. Larkin Of Waterbury is at her sons,
C. A. Larkin's.
Warren Gilman Of West Fairlee was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Emerson has been quite sick
for week past.
Miss Udall ri Hartford was at L. l..
Udall's over Sunday.
VIM. H.Sanborn and wife left for Plain
field Springs, Friday.
Rev. P. g. Lord was at White River
Junction over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Barry OF Roxbury, Mass,
arrived in town Friday.
WE. Scribner bought two fine COWS
Saturday of L. d. Pennock.
Henry Howe and Fern returned from
Haverhill, Mass, last week.
Miss Myrtle Walker came Saturday
from Barre for her vacation.
Mr.. Waterman OF Barre was here on
business last week Tuesday.
H. Lee Hatch bought five cows OF W. H.
Messer OF Thetford, Saturday.
VIM. Kimball OF Meriden, N H., is work.
| ing in the shop for r. A. Hatch.
George Worcester and Prof. Newell OF
Thetford Hill were here Thursday
| Moore's orchestra furnished music for
the dancing party Thursday evening.
Mr.. Gilbert and wife OF Lyme, N. H.,
spent Monday night at D. e. Paine's.
| George F. Kent, wife and Wessie started
on trip to Corinth and Bradford, Friday.
| A grand entertainment will be given at
| the town hall Thursday evening, Aug. ID.
Mrs. Clara Paine and daughter went to
Pompa last Wednesday to visit Mrs.Addie
! Harlow.
Minnie Whitney and Nellie Bixby OF
Chelsea were in town Thursday calling on
friends.
Mrs. Charles Cummings Of Boston came
Friday for her son, Charlie, returning on
Saturday.
| Eugene Harris OF Concord, N. H., was In
town the first OF last week, the guest Of
Mr.. Paine.
Miss NJ. Dean Moffatt, the evangelist
arrived Saturday and is the guest OF Mrs
F. F. Walker.
Rev. Henry Cummings went to North
field, Mass, Friday, to attend the conven'
ton held there.
Prof. d. T. Ames OF New York city, for
J merly OF this place, was in town for few
days last week.
Mrs, L. d. Jones and daughter, Mrs
White, and Miss Margaret Chandler spen
Friday in Hanover.
Mrs. George H. johnson and Mabe
Martin OF Bethel have been at LIP. Hazel
toms for several days.
Miss Sadie Wright OF Lebanon, N. II.
spent a few days last week with her friend
!, Mrs. Emma Hazelton.
Johnnie Bacon, Georgia, Maud ant
John Harding went to Lebanon last Fri
day to visit Mrs. Abbie Titus.
Miss Moffatt gave thrilling account Q
| her work In Oklahoma for the year past
, in the Cong'l church Sunday evening y
] an attentive audience.
Q Mrs. Col. b. B. Smalley and sister, Mis-
: Frances Baxter, of Burlington arrives
Wednesday OF last week and wers guest
: of Mrs. Senator Morrill,.
. The STAFFORD baseball team met with It
first defeat this season in game here las
Saturday with the West Fairlee nine an
as result has disbanded.
Harrison Brown, a native OF Straffore
s son OF Moses Brown, deacon OF the Cong
I church in Meriden, N. H., for many year.
q died suddenly in Lincoln, Neb., July z
: where he had been for the past ten year.