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Real Estnte Transfers.

r,,,,a u Adams ct al, heirs of Elnon A.
ADAMS TO Laura v. Cross, part lot ., square
925. quit claim, 81. Frederick w: Berg
man and Henry hoffman, trustees TO hoDert
F. Bradbury, lot 3, Dlock o, "inins -
emit claim, S5. Annie Z. Claggett et VII.
'rnon,as B. 10 Emma n. Eoeien, part De
scrIbed by netes AMI bounds, 81. f.Ilzane'i'
S5u0. District OF Columbia to saran j..
oboId. south 70 feet x inehes 9a 1 ~. ~ ~
DaIy to Fielder Hackney, partlots o am
z. Steigers' sub, square north oi 4, StU' S
Frederick NJ. Detwener ct uX, 10 SnaIie5 w
Simpson, lots 2S6 ana ~, IN DetM sanc,s
sub. square 96, Georgetown, SlO. flano,s
n Duenay ct ux. TO Alexander Duebay, on
undivided one-half interest IN iot Vi
fields sub. square 2S5, Sio. SaIah y
Fitzgerald ct vir. Edward A, 10 sarail u.
Roserzweig north one-Iaif of lot q, square
Es4 No. us Four-anG-a-hall street soutu
west, SO. Walter Hieston ct uX. 70
Joseph c. Ringwait, lots "A, so anu ,sh 1o'
SQUARE 1851, johnson ct al, trustees sud,
subject to trust, 81 $50. George j. John,
son ct ux. to Martin V. Webb, south ~
feet of lot and north 70 feet OF i3t ~
square 1895 $40 90; Dasia north % nsS a3
feet inches of lot l and south 22 feet
of lot 10, square 1918, $1,b6O. Cnrlstlan
Lederer and Henry II. Bergnann, trustees
to Robert p B5adeu6y .oi o. NeWton a. ct ux.
to James o. Phelps, lot 1872, square 1923,
in Wine ct ais SUBJ, subject to trust, Slo'
Anthony Miller ct ux; 70 r rahk .; eot.ns, nuns;
$40 Ps Prags as and a. MgErss a4 ssuare to t sSs
Hnyck's sub, subject to trust So, 1000, $40.
Mafgayet A. fateh aaus,s to "iia@ o4S j. $500 ss5s
GI,s,esi gaSes O. ioi Phelps ct ax. e George P:
Newton, lot 1872 square ;a 1929; Wines "A IS
WilIiam W. Purnell, part lot f4O, square
5IO, Rusts' sub, 81, ESQ. Isaac Rob
erts ct ux. TO Michael Sells, lot U, square
23S. Fishers sub, $40. Charles W. stmp-
son ct ux. to Sarah c. Fitzgerald, lot 292,
snbiect to trust $4,000; $40. Rosetta A.
Sprague to Helen Douglass, all interest
In land In southeast corner Pierce and JEFF
ferson streets. Anacostia; containing 8 IA
acres: also part of lot 13, Chichester, con-
tanning 3-5 acres, quit claim, $3. 400.
Jeannis K sttckney to Mary y.1a.. a: Rodri ,,b
Subject to trust $40 900, $50. 900. Alicia
F: Trainer ct yiI; John b to Robert y: Belt,
town Railway Company's sub, 1921 10.
Ida A. Tarring to Henry 8. T. Harris,
lot 219, square 1872, swope ct ais. SUBJ,
So 500.
The morning times., 1895-12-19

The Commissioners are preparing To make
a strong fight for a dollar gas bill to be
passed by the present Congress in accord
ance with their recommendation in their an
nual report.
They have not recently considered the
matter. but will probably take 1t up dur
ing the next week. There will likely be
some minor changes from the bill passed by
the House last year.
Applications have been made for lunacy
inQuests in the cases of Thaddeus Seyboid.
Patrick OConnor and Edward b. Stone.
APPOINTMENT APPROVED.
The appointment of Mrs. Mary Dean as
treasurer at the Girls eform School was
approved
the loss OF a horse that slipped into a sewer
trap near TySciit Y second and l. streets
northwest. Tie Commissioners made the
condition that this amount must ne ac-
cepted in fun settlement OF hrs. smith 8
claim.
the slopes of the Fit. Reno reservoir are
| TO be sown with grass at twenty-n@ine @ i,,s cen,s
washed with cement at SS per section. u
II. Esliu has the contract.
w. e. Jones ana j. Nj. kenney, deputy
serCelut-it-arins ana messenger at the
House of Representatives. have been ap-
pointed private policemen.
Edward johnson, IA private Policeman he
the Fendall building. will have hearing
heforc the Commissioners at l a m touay
in regard to aIlege dundue violence in max
ing an arrest. He Will represented by AT
torney Albert Siiicrs-
COMPLAINTS AGAINST HUCKSTEHS.
In answer to a complaint by u Ambiogi
and others against hucksters with push carts
in front of Center Market Acting Secretary
Howard sent the report or Lieut.. Anhss
that the venders had been twice over
ha uled and all had licenses.
With the coming OF winter the laying
of cement side WALKS will cease until spring.
Work now in progress will be finished us
quickly as possible.
A building permit was issued 10 Jacobs
Bros for three three-story and cellar brick
houses Nos. 13i9-53 Howard street, Co
lun,bia Heights, to cost SIT 800.
Mr.. Charles Sutherland and Rev Rush
II. Shipper are the gentlemen whose places
as directors of Columbia Hospital for women
are supplied by the recent appointment OF
Surgeon General George NJ. Sternbere anu
Mr.. John b. Wight.
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Oppenheimer's 5l4 9Th NV,

USEFUL
HOliddyPreSentS
lc Stamped Duck Doylies.
Worth sc-only 1c.
SIC Ecru Lace Tides, Vene-
tian patterns. Worth
1ec-only SIC.
CSC Very pretty tinted Table
Covers, SO inches square.
Worth 6ec-on1y 23c.
Qc For three Gents Linen
finish Handkerchiefs,
fast color borders.
12Ac Ladies' plain white hem
stitched and embroidered
edge Handkerchiefs.
Worth 25c-only 121zc.
29c For two Ladies linen
hemstitched n t i a /
Handkerchiefs. Worth
25c each-only for 29c.-
19c Child's triple plated set,
Knife, Fork, and Spoon.
Worth 75c-only 19c.
ACC Ladies figured percaline
Wrappers, lined to the
waist, full front, wat
teau back, made in the
1ateststyle. Worth S1.50
only 49c.
csc For half doz. Knives,
half doz. Forks, half doz.
Table Spoons, half doz.
Tea Spoons, Sugar Shell
and Butter Knife, the
best English triple plate.
Worth S4-only CSC.
21c For one dozen pure linen
plaid, fringed Napkins.
Worth 60c doz-only 21c.
35c For a large size Turkey
Red Table Cover, fast
colors. Worth Csc
only 35c.
Oppenleimer's
514 Ninth ST. N. w:
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A Pretty window.

Amongst the many prettily decorated
windows this Christmas time, that of Else
man Bros, corner of Seventh and z streets.
IL worth stopping to look at.
A little fellow seated in cutter, driv-
Ing praDcfng horse, with q snow-covered
landscape for q background-it altogether
makes very charming picture. The idea
is SO well carried out, the details so COM
plete, that 1t takes but a very slight stretch
of the imagination to fancy oneself in the
country In m1d-winter and makes one long
for brisk cutter drive In the bright frosty
air.
pense must have been spent in arranging
the tableau SO perfectly.
The art of window dressing Is growing
with rapid strides and Eiseman Bros. make
The morning times., 1895-12-19

that he is OF unsound mind. He would
have been Immediately discharged from
custody had not the warrant for his ar
rest. sworn out on the day before, been
already in the hands OF Desk Sergt. Lamb.
who made a new entry of the case. sub
stituting the charge of threats for that OF
insanity. On this he was held. but as It
is an offeuse for which collateral may be
accepted, bail in the sum of $500 was
quickly furnished for his appearance In
the police court today. A number OF
influential people were at the station.
each of them anxious TO furnish the neces-
sary collateral.
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5 said to whipsaw the case agaipst her

is said. to whipsaw the case against her
husband. she swore out warrant, charg-
ing him with threats.
He was locked up in the north witness
room of station No. l., and the single
word, insanity, entered on the statioh
friends learned Of his Incarceration they
FASTENED to the station and sought to have
him released on collateral. but this was
teralay Mr., SOuder was examined By Police
Physicians Kicking and hewitt. who stated
that they could find nothing indicating
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His D.ath Was sudden.

Harper Atwater, colored. died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon at his lodgings, No;
20 Nineteenth street northwest. a caro-
was found on the body showing that the
man had been treated at Emergency Hos
her was bI9. Papers were found also
which Indicated that he hailed from At
lapta, The body was removed 10 the inorgue
and the police department of Atlanta coih-
mn mica ted with.
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.,,., . 1,mu,e,, wheel.

Henry Fink, bicyclist, was arrested las,
night by Policeman Morgan, OF tne seoonu ..;s
nrecin,.i for failing to carry nght on MS
wheel Az the station Mr.. Fink stated tiiat
ne went 10 make q call, and that the lamp
was stolen from the machine, whicu WIS
left outside. Mr.. Fink deposited 80 col
lateral and was released.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
WIRES AND MAILS FLOODED.
Mr.. Cleveland Is Overwhelmed with
Congratulations.

An effort made last night to obtain
copies of the congratulatory letters and
kilograms received by the President. resulted
In the following statement from Private
Secretary Thurber:
THE President has received MANY com
munications on the subject OF his message.
by mail and by telegraph. These have been
coming since last night and are still being
received. We have kilograms from Maine
ana California. from Micniga and louisiana
Indeed from every State and Territory.
In addition to these there nave bcen q
humber OF tenders OF service from organiza-
tons and individuals"
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WILL BE AIRED IN COURT.
souder Case WIN Be Heard There
Today.

Tbe family matters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob J. souder will be aired In tne
noiice court today, and 1t is understood
That an array OF skeleto ns viii be on ex-
AS stated in Tho Times of yesterday,
Rrnwne of the First precinct. on charges
OF insanity, preferred by his wife, Fanuie
Gouder. At the same time, in order, 1t
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MA. s..Ilinc STOLEN Tools.

william Waugh, coiOred. was arrested
Yesterday afternoon By Policeman Auld-
ridge and locked up at No. station on
the Charge or being implicated IN the
robbing of tools from John kraft's black
smith shop. Ninth and T streets north
west. on Monday night. Waugh's capture
was effected while he was trying to DISPOSE
OF the stolen goods at n second-nahu store.
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A. "A Policy PInyer.

Joseph Graves. alias Buck 1raves. Mas
.rros,ed vesterday ON suspicion by De-
Iectiye Hartigan and locked up at ponce
station No. 6. Graves Is sdlu oy .ne
police to be well known as a poHcs
"r his arrest he had q policy book on MN.
Though This was not found when the nlan
uos cog rchpI
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MANY VESSELS LOST.
Immense Destruction All Along the
New found hand Coast

st. Johns, N. F.. Dec. 1s.-The wreck
oil ,ue scuuoner Victory has been found on
Northern coast. TWENTY-FIVE lives were
lost on her. The schooner Goldfinch
has been lost with fourteen souls.
The coastal steamer Virginia Lake.
which arrived this afternoon. reports I'M
A boat named Pearl Pamal was picked
up on the Grand Banks. It is believed
To have belonged TO foundered French
fishing vessel.
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READY FOR DOLLAR Gas
Commissioners to Begin on Their
New Bill Next Week.
THEY WILL Try TO RUSH IT

win Make Some Minor Changes in
the Bill Which Passed the House
Last Year-Some A ADDOlnt mentsC Con-
firmed and Others sAnnOunced-Mat- A
ters of Interest to District Citizens
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
SIMONSvILLE.

Adella STANDARD has six music
scholars.
B. Forbes has moved into Frank
Fuller's house.
Prof. A. r. Marsh, E. d. Marsh
and H. D. Holden of Boston were
in town over Sunday.
About twenty-five from this place
attended the Christian Endeavor
meeting at Chester last week.
Mrs. Nettie Cook and children of
Park Hill, N. H., visited their
friends here last week.
States Attorney Enright was in
town on official business Tuesday.
Ladies society will meet for the
day Thursday, Oct. 81, with Mrs.
F. j. Mlcott. A full attendance is
desired.
Mrs. C. M. Gutterson entertained
the w. G. T. U. ladies Of Weston
and this place, Thursday afternoon.
Fred Stearns and family, who have
been visiting relatives here and in
Londonderry the past two weeks, ex.
pect to return to their home in North.
ampton, Mass, Saturday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
The Corbet-Fitzsimmons fight has
been declared off.

The Corbet-Fitzsimmons fight has
been declared off.
President Cleveland and cabinet
are at Atlanta, Georgia.
Rhode Island has a social sensa-
ton. One Mrs. Colt Of the revolver
family has sued for divorce, and her
husband has brought suit against the
J.J. Van Allen for alternating his
wife's affections. Van Allen Is
Cleyelands $4,000 minister TO
Italy.
The thirty-third annual session of
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
of Vermont was held at Richford,
Oct. 10th and 18th, the Grand Chief
Templar- Chauncey II. Hayden OF
Essex, presiding. The officers re-
ports showed the Order to be in a
flourishing condition; 25 lodges have
been instituted in the last year, the
present number being So, and the
present membership nearly 1000, a
gain of over 600. The Treasurers
report showed the receipts to have
been $1.728.09 with balance on
hand Of 1907 Ga.
The silverware of Queen Victoria
| in Windsor Castle is valued at $l2,-
| 500, 900.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
MANCHESTER.

The second old folks party, to which
every one in town over 70 years of age
is cordially invited, will be held in
Music hall Thursday, October "a.
The first one was given by j. E. Nc
Naughton five years ago, at which
time over 100 persons over 70 years of
age were present. He intended to have
a similar reunion this year, bnt owing
to his poor health has accepted an in
vitation from F. H. Orvis to hold it
in his Music hall. There ale at pres.
ent over 100 persons in town that are
over 70 years old. Refreshments will
be served. If the day is stormy the
reunion will be held the next pleasant
day.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
Tho Pin Wa Found.

At an entertainment In Dublin q
thought reader boasted that he could
find marked pin hidden by one Of the
audience. The pin was hidden by a
Trinity student in an adjoining room in
the presence Of committee, among
whom was confederate. The student,
suspecting the man from his looks, sly
" took away the pin from its hiding
place On his return to the platform the
thought reader gazed into the hider's
face, and putting his hand to his brow
was blindfolded and led the student to
the hiding place, but Of course could
find no pin. He returned, acknowledged
his defeat, and looked daggers at his
confederate. "Now, gentlemen, said
the student, "I'll undertake to say that
II this diviner of the human mind will
do as tell him half the audience, with
out single hint, will know where the
pin is" and turning to the thought
reader he said, "Sit down" He did so.
There was yell, and jumping up the
thought reader hastily pulled from his
coattails the marked pin. Mail
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
WALLINGFORD.

Mrs. Laura Remington who has
been very sick for some time died
Oct. ID. She leaves husband and
one son and many friends to mourn.
But what is our loss is her gain.
Mrs. Hannah Eddy, the oldest.
person in town, being So years old,
died at her home in South Walllng-
ford, Oct. IA. Her son aad sister
who lived with her will move to Lon
donderry where they will reside with
Arthur Eddy.
Many are sick with severe colds
which seems to be epidemic.
Mrs. Rose Pooney and daughter,
Mary, of Denver, Col, are visiting
friends in town. Mrs. Pooney was
formerly of this place.
John Scribner left Friday for CAL
ifornia where he will spend the win
ter.
Miss Margaret Mcconnell is very
i'll with neuralgia.
John Remington, who has been ill
for some time, is better.
Rev. Mr.. Bushee is in town for a
few days on business.
The Bible Club which has about
rs members met with Mrs. Mason
Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Topper has moved his
family here and began his labors as
pastor of the Congregational church.
The Ladies Aid society purchased a
range which they put into the parson-
age for Mr.. Tupper's use. ~
G. j. Pooler has vacated the worth
less part of the Bachelor block which
will now be occupied by S. c. Saun-
ders while f. H. Houghton Of Rut-
land will open dry goods store in
the south side.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
WEST TOwNsHEND.

Mrs. w. Howard is on the sick list
with erysipelas in her face.
Mrs. Aldrich from Westmoreland is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
Willis Taft.
Mrs. Susie Reach Of Brattleboro has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Lydia Fullerton is here from An
trim, N. H., for short stay.
Miss Minnie Livermore was sur
prised last Saturday evening by larg'
company of young people congregatint
at her home to remind her it was he
18th birthday. She was the recipien
of clock, an album and sum 0
money. Refreshments we're served ant
a pleasant time ensued.
Miss Alice Harris and Miss Mar,
Harris are stopping with their brother
IC. G. Harris.
Barber Bros. have in a supply c
winter goods fresh from market.
Work at the cemetery is progressin
and is a needed improvement.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
BONNEVILLE

Geo. Lackey is at work for A. D.
Leonard repairing his house where
the lightning went through it,.
Geo. Baldwin is working for Ed.
Fuller, repairing his house.
Road commissioner johnson has
been repairing the highways for win.
ter.
The Kickapoos hold forth at the
town hall this week.
Herbert johnson and wife, Julius
Johnson and wife, Gilbert Burbank,
Frank Pier and others took in the
excursion to New York this week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
CHESTER.

A fire was discovered Sunday about
noon in the tenement house occupied by
j. A. Pollard and George M. Harlow.
Prompt assistance saved the building.
The fire was caused by the chimney
burning out in the morning. But lit
tie dammage was done.
The Springfield against Chester foot.
ball game, at the former place last
Saturday, resulted in favor of the
Springfield team, 4 to 0.
Quite snow squall occurred Sun
day.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance union met with Mrs. H. M.
Guild Monday evening.
w. ]. Conant of Bellows Falls
was in town Monday.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con.
gregational church was entertained by
Mrs. Edwin Farr at her residence
Wednesday afternoon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
WARDSBORO.

Mrs. G. H. Wilbur has gone to Wis
it her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Franklin,
in Brattleboro.
Carrie Martin is visiting in Brattle-
boro.
Rebecca Smith from Newfane is Wis.
iting her brother, Debas Watson.
Ina Plumley has finished work at
A. L. Wheeler's.
Geo. Pierce from Brattleboro was
home over Sunday.
Revival meetings commenced in the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening.
Rev. S. H. Tucker from Bondville
opened the meeting aud gave some very
good points for thoughtful people.
James johnson from Worcester
Mass, spent several days with his
parents last week.
In the early morning of Oct. 18th
Mrs. Wells, wife of Rev. Dennis
Wells, went to the home of the blest a
the goodly age of Sc years with nobl'
record of good deeds done in the OLE
home on earth. She has entered int,
rest. She leaves husband 92 year
old and an only daughter, Mrs. II. c
Benson, who with the help Of her hus
band have tenderly cared for the age
parents. Q.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
GRAFTON.

Charles Jellison and family have
moved back to their old home 10 Graf
ton after an absence of FIVE years
Rev. Mr.. Mccarthy, for 20 years
a missionary in China, spoke in the
Chapel Saturday evening, in the Bap-
list church Sunday morning, again
in the chapel Sunday afternoon and
evening and in the vestry Monday
evening. The meetings we're well at
tended and highly enjoyed by all. ).
70 members from both societies of
I. T. S. G. +. attended the Union
at Chester Friday.
Clarence and Maud Landman were
at l.. l.. Kingsbury's last week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mr.. Blackmer is on the sick list.
Corydon Dutton of Windham is
visiting at w. II. Smiths.
Harvest concert at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening.
Herbert King is moving into his
tenement in the laundry building this
week.
Cary Reynolds has got moved into
bis new house at the depot.
Past Grand Master, H. C. Farrar,
of Rutland was in town Friday.
James Eldred is taking in the ex-
cursion to New York this week.
An old FOLKS party is to be held at
Music hall, at the street, Oct. oath,
similar to the one at McNaughton's
five years ago.
Dexter Bourn, of whom mention
was made last week as having had q
stroke of paralysis, died Thursday
morning of last week. Funeral ser.
vices were held Saturday at his late
home, Rev. Mr.. Swart officiating.
John Smith found bear Thurs.
day in one of his traps above the
Green mountain house. 1t weighed
1875 lbs.
George Homer has finished work
clerking for the Pettibones and ha,
gone to Pawlet.
Mr.. Linsey received letter Mon
day afternoon saying that his fathel
was very sick. He has gone to Sc,
him.
Daniel Swallow, of whom mention
was made last week as having .
stroke of paralysis, died Saturda,
afternoon. Funeral services wer,
held the following Thursday after
noon, Miss Harlow, Spiritua
speaker from the other side of th,
mountain having charge of it.
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so. wINDHAM.

Mrs. Martha Pierce is with friends
in Jamaica. NO
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Harris are
visiting at Owen Chase's.
Chas. Hastings of Claremont, N. H.,
is at w. G. Adams.
Mr. ard Mrs. E. l.. Stowell started
Tuesday for Leominster, Mass.
Sem Stowell and wife of West Ches-
terfeld, N. H., are visiting his sister,
Mrs. Mary Howe.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
LANDGROvE.

Mrs. Ann ii. Thomson Of Viii
mington is visiting at j. s. Thorn
sons,
Fsyette Grape Of New York is
spending few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Grape.
Miss Maud Benson Of Philadel-
phia lately visited at A. d. Rey.
nold's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Farnum of
Bennington and Mrs. A. b. Arm
strong of Dorset visited their father,
Hiram Farnum the first of the week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-10-25
JAMAICA.

Miss Kittie Frost is visiting friends
this week at Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bradley are
visiting at Andover this week.
Charles Torrey has sold out here
and goes in the near future to run the
hotel at Londonderry.
George Shaffner and sister, May, Of
Manchester have been visiting relatives
in town this week.
Miss Erma Frost, who has been
passing the last ten weeks with her Sis
tiers at Bellows Falls and Putney, has
returned home.
Alvin Frost has returned from his
weeks visit at Putney and Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Philetus Kellogg and daughter,
Zippie, have returned from their visit
at Westfeld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Miller Of
East Dummerston were visiting G. H.
Taynton and other friends here last
week.
Frank Medbury and wife of Nor
wich, Conn.,, are stopping at Mason
Towards.
Miss Jennie Howard is going to
work for Charles Pierce.
Katie Allen is teaching school this
fall at West Dover.
The roof of the dramatic hall is re-
ceiving covering of slate.
A new bridge is taking the place Of
the old one on depot street. Horace
Sanders is doing the work.
There will be an inspection of Sc OF
Post, No. II, G. A. R., at G. A. r.
hall Saturday evening, Nov. End. A
full attendance is desired. M. l..
Howard, Post CON-, M. H. johnson,
Adjt.
Mrs. lucy Kellogg attended the
Sunday school convention this week at
St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Shaffner took dinner last Sun
day at her table with nine Of her
grandchildren.
Mrs. Eliza Jacobs. who has been liv-
ing at Brattleboro the past season, has
returned here to stay with her mother
through the winter.
The young Jamaica mine and the
East Jamaica's played game of ball
here last Saturday with the result Of
rs to "a in favor of the Jamaica boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Crowninshield
are passing the week with his folks at
Hinsdale, N. H.
There were few flakes of snow seer
in the air Monday which is foretaste
of what is coming.