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Woodford.

The Onion Sunday school at Wood
ward Centre, Wuudtord, wishes to eX-
press its hearty thanks to j. Ed. Wal
bridge for the gift of a much-needed load
of chairs for use i'll its school room. Also
to Miss Olive Burgess OF Rockford, IT,,
for the loan at Il fine organ: To Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Burt and all other friends
who have given of their time and means
to it's support, the school would i'll this
public way express it's gratitude.
Rev. Tapiin ) Winsdale and Rev. L
Adams have held meetings III the school
house in District No. 4, Aug. 18th and
18th. Mr.. Wins ade will preach Jherr On
the 18th. his last service before return
ing to Boston. He preached iii Pleasant
Valley Monday evening. Next Sunday
moving he will preach hi, closing SER
mon at the Union church, the SUBJECT
being: ".rhe Great Harvest
Mr. and Mrs. lIOleman, who are on
their wedding tour through the New
England States. Hre the guests of Judge
Woodward. Mrs. tEuleman is the only
child OF Henry Thompson, who WAS a
former resident of Bennington.
Mrs. Ezra Crawford of North Adams,
is visiting in town.
Perley Carlrr Of North If North Pow
nal, is with relatives here this week.
Harvey fuller OF Plttstied. MISS, for
merly OF Woodtord. recently called on
'old timers"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knapp OF South
Salisbury. are Occupying their cottage
in Fir Grove few weeks.
Jesse Bughee and George Wood, aud
their families have gone to Wilmington
to live few weeks to do II lumber job
there.
Mrs. Charles |. Wood has visited rela
tives and friends few days at Benning
ton, and now NJ S. Clifford, her sister, is
here for a week
The cool wave was week late in get
ting here. The Bennington gentleman
was "too previous" in sending word last
week to ''cover up your tender vines to
night"
Grant Harbour and family of Bennng
ton have enjoyed short vacation at The
old homestead.
Josie Gleason of North Adams is en-
joying a vacation with her parents. The
little Gleason sisters, Florence and Mil
dred, are with their aunt, Mrs. n. NJ
Haskell, at Wilmington, awhile.
L w. Redington and A. w. Sherman
of New York City have been at the Mt
Pleasant house. II will be recalled thai
while Mr. R"dnotOn was resident Of
Rutl II Il Il few years ago he was the Dem
ocratic nominee for governor While
making a campaign speech at White
River Junction an aged gentleman eX
claimed You are too young a man fol
governor" 81 shall be good many
years older than l am now before DC
cupy that position in Vermont, Tn
thinking" blandly replied Mr.. Reding
ton.
T. Huling and wife of Illinois were re
Gently in town. Mr.. Huling was well &C
quainted with relatives of the town forty
years ago. $50 far as men and affairs il
WOodford are concerned now" said Mr.
Huling, | have had double Rip Val
Wrinkle sleep, as il were. I'm strange
here now, but your town has made good
progress"
A. W. Hagar aud family of West Dove
have spent a week in town. r. d. Cut
Ter went home with them for few days
stay.
Frank Green and wife and child %
SchaghticoKe, N. Y, are visiting at Viii
r. Cutters.
Charles w. Cutler has moved bacl
from Searsburg to the red mill district
G. G. EastOn has two cows from whicl
pound of butter each day is made, be
sides milk that is used for the family.
The regular weekly musicale will b.
held at the Union church this Saturda,
evening.
Mrs. Beck will be pleased to answer al
questions as to whether woman cal
catch larger trout than her husband.
Mr.. Allen of Auburndale, Mass, spen
last Sunday with his brother at the Sum
init house.
Charles Mallory of Ballston Spa, N. Y.
a brother Of the late Henry Mallory j