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The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
rAaaL.1isins Proclamation.

Governor Adams Thanksgiving proc
clamation, Issued this morning, is as FOL.
lows:
In accord with the proclamation OF
tho president. I, Alva Adams. by author
ity vested in the governor, do hereby
designate. Thursday, the 2l;h day OF
November. as a day Of prayer and thanks
giving. Nation and state owe deep debt
Of Thanksgiving sud gratitude for the
blessings Of the year. ln war our vic
tories have been 80 marvellous that We
may we'll believe the Divine hand that
guided Gideon . 1 David led our armies
and fleets in tL. ir battles for humanity.
A. We mourn the loas OF the fallen, We
are thankful that their sacrifice was not
In vain The valor OF our soldiers and
sailors has added dignity and power to
the Republic melted the prejudice II
section and fused the states OF the Union
into one invinci3le nation. widened the
domain OF our flag. broken the inhuman
tbraldom Of the centuries. and given
guarantee OF liberty and justice to mil
lions OF the unfortunate island children
Of the seas. Let us be thankful TO the
God Of battles that our mission OF hu
msnity was 30 speedily fulfilled and that
the sons OF Colorado had SO honorable
Fart in war SO holy.
We are thankful that our coil is prodi-
gal in its return to industry; that every
field OF endeavor gives fair reward:
thankful that there is no lessening in
the stream OF gold and silver which fora
generation has been flowing from our
hills to maintain the commerce aid ii
naucisl integrity of the nation.
Good health and plesty arc the com
mon heritage bequeathed by the climate
and resources of our beloved state. As
deeds are more sincere and acceptable
than words. let our gratitude for all these
blessings be expressed in kindness and
charity. From God came everything
that we have. we are but stewards. al.
moners Of his divine bounty. The best
return . grateful heart eau make is to
ease the stress OF want and misfortune.
- the veal Of the poor and unfortunate
u "the patrimony Of God"
We are thankful that the school house
= the best supported institution OF our
state and that the radisting influence Of
our many churches exemplifv the sen,i'
ment upon the great seal OF Colorado
nothing without God.
Standing in the sunshine Of present
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
HOoaIER.


DIED-Mamie Lance. November !. 1898.
at her home On California mesa.
She was born December p. 1850. and
was laid to rest in the Delta cemetery.
Rev. Messenger preached her funeral
sermon at the Baptist church. She was
burnel Angus, 2j. and had been in con
slant care for ten weeks. Everything
was done that could be done for her.
Durin, the time OF her suffering she was
very Tatient aud gentle.
A few days before she died ste told
her mother that she could not live, and
said, Il wish Jesus would take me"
Jesus has said in the Bible. Suffer tho
little children to come to me, for OF such
is he king lom Of heaven; and ye be-
come not as one OF these ye cannot
enter" Let US all think OF this and
perhaps to enter the king lom wherc We
know we will meet Mamie.
A FRIEND.
California mesa. Nov. 10. 1893.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
eosy nsvs nssssss.

Special Correspondence
November II. 1888.
Harry Delo Is convalescing.
Dr.J.L lockwood preached at the
SCH col house Sunday.
A Mr.. Wheeler Of Silverton l. looking
up location and seems pleased with this
vicinity.
Geo. T. Chiles has received returns on
so boxes OF peaches which nettsd him
$3.50 II w is that!
W. NJ. Miller has soll his ranch and
left for California whese he will reside.
Eugene Hubbard is now Supt. Of the
Fruit Growers Reservoir Co. and work
will commence this week.
q ID. Anderson. Frank Whipple and
Peter Shark have returned from Tel u
ride.
A. v. Bradley is having his house
westLerboarted ard Ctherwis improv-
ed.
Mrs. Ella Runyan is visiting her aunt
Mrs John Griffith.
Misses Daisy and Laura Savage Of
Delta visited few days with Miss Daisy
Jay.
We have been informed that Richard
Forrest has sold his ranch.
Thomas Harshman was down last week
from Ridge~ ay for few days.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jas. Hunter spent Sun
day with friends in this vicinity.
The team that ran AWAY with Lee Smell
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

THE very best people Of this city tsome
OF them musicians OF no mean orderl
We delighted with the Brehanry con-
cert and they applaudcd Justify. A sec
ond visit is hoped for Leavenwortf.-
Leaven worth Times.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

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x.sie. 81 A....s n-.ss.s.

Pubp(r pn4.es h herpov gfvcn shsf tho annual
mS..Isuw ~ he ssTah .lslefs sf T..e s;unni-f n
H1vos m 10 Csmeany wtli ls held ~ The Oahcs
n A. Rlpg. In lhfa. C.iosn6o. an the 1lth
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~ p0r1D>s 81 elsesing b1rd a dis-rsoN. s~d
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The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

GARFIELD county people are very much
elated over the success of their exhibit
os fruit at Omaha. il having been award
ID teu medals. one gold medal, apd the
fruit growers Of that county are talking
of making an exhibit at the Paris Exlns
ition in 1900. Delta county fruit grow
srs send greetings TO their brethern Of
Garfield county and say that they them
selves intend to make m exhibit At Paris
in 1900 and that the said exhibit will be
Q hummer and don't forget il. Send
over your exhibit and We will have .
eriesdly contest.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

By .. q. n.
III the > ar Of cary childhcod
.'Gc has passed away frDm earth:
Fi-.cd AMY from ain and irr''w
To the ehcsis.icd land VI mirth.
How tru y did We Iovs her.
whcn a tn us she d~elt b-I,w:
Ere she passed firm tart;i TO b. avs n,
And went home from care and Voc.
Here VIC pevcrmofe can sec her.
Not again can We earress
Our sweet ciiId that lives iu heaven,
Free from sorruw and distrs o.
Till We pass beyond the shadows.
III VIC see the light Of day.
TIL with angel wings like Mamie
We from earth shail glide away.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

The following letters remain in the
poetoffice at Delta, November. IA 1893:
+. Fausler. p. C. Kirkpatrick, II. G..
Rynar. Herman Rhiel. Mrs. Charles f.
smith. Frank Sleniz.
In calling for these letters please cay
they are advertised.
W. Ray SIMPSON. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

Nsssee Fer Psb1lssssss.
LAND OYY,cE At xo>THo-v. Coto.,
Oct her is ISIS
Notice fs hereby given that thef lowing named
settler has filed nJre Of his intent on io make
ntisI pref Ia supp ,rt II . sifn. an thst .sid
pr. OF " III be made b~fprr Register and Receiver
u Nontrvs'. Col,.. On .oy,ml -r =. ls?s. VIZ:
ISAAC a. WARD.
urou his ". =. No ieO. Ute Series. for the se. y
~. a. sc.ton X. los n. 81 north. rstt re ~ we T.
and ~. = ". I. and lti <rcii ,. aud ot !. sec
tsn !, town 70 r'rth range ~ west P.M
lie names the following vi nc~-cs to Ir1ve his
con, residence upon and ti,at on of said
J., nj. viz
John w. Nu.scr. Kenneth Camrbeii. Charles
lladicr and Jacs ID Cri-t. all ~ Della C.,l'
J. a. LAy1o>. Register
fYIr,t pub. Oct q; ! Ut p,.h. y q. iso~.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
X0tbee for Pohobenes0o.
LAND OvvIcE At MoSrHssg. rsL

S0fbee fer PoboBeaes00.
LAND OvvIcE At MoSrHesg. rsLo,,
Octolrs Is. Isss.
~ tee IL hereby 3 wen that the low Ing named
-ctt-r as filed not &c Il his int nsiou io uisk
fin proof In support Of his claim. aud that 40
pr,,f Will lie msd~ hcfsre Eexi ter AMI Receiver
At Montrose. Colo. N November -. l.0s vi.
JOHN " NussER.
upOn hts D. ;. M. lz5. Ute sestsp. Gns ut No !,
sv. Y ne 4. -. = nv. u. o. 4 me- u sw = s-ctjo,,
2. townsh.p 80 Derh. ran-e ~ vert y. MEN
coatinprn ssssdssee utra asi c.lsiss les a.
nd Land, viz.
I.aac a. Wss1. Keseesh C4mpaesl. ya~ub Crss
JAsss 4. tAysos,
NH ~. On. a - -. ysv. 2M
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

". H. Mastin left Thursday on 40 in
sussncs trip that will Last month. He
will witt Telluride. Durango. Hooper.
Alsnousa. Wslssubsss and TFiaidsd b.
tore ~ returno.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

J.6 Smith OF the Mesa Lakes hotel
st u couple OF fingers last week by the
accidental discharge ~ shot que.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

VIII buy aud sell pow~>tie ana vcsesrn ~.
fhange. win pay inteses tits~ dsps,-,t. ana
give rro,rpf aud csr~fu afI-ntioa To roiiset,co
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

Mrs.. Lisette Aebi and daughter, Rose,
left Tuesday Tor visit to Denver and
other eastern pointe.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
FRESH
SALT
MEATS
and ICE


LAND Ortiak At HoSreD-y. C'fo.
Cc.ub, = Is Isys.
NotI-~ is hereby gives thlt the f.iow lng named
settler has led nrtee 81 his intention {, MAKE
final proof IN surport of his claim. aud at aid
rr III VI III be mace before Register AMI Receiver
at Non ru,s. Cflo.. "u Nssemhsr -. isos. viz
KENNETH CAMPBELL.
upon his y. g. No. ic-9. Ute Series. for the ..
sw. Il and sw. ~. u -~c' on b: town. - north
70 pxe IL wrst. and lot y - ciion 2. town. 80 north,
range ~ west, y. MP N.
Hc nrmes Tire f,.lowi Ing witnesses to prove his
g 'nttuuou. residence ny q and Gu tiss;ion u
- III land. viz;
I.axc A. Ward. .ioh, w. Nu-ser. Charles Had
Ter aud Jacob Cri-t. . IL pe,ts. Colo.
JAWS :. LavTo>. fegister.
(Fir>t pnb. Oct. 81; last pub NV. -. 1867
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

A very charming concert was that
given at the Broadway last night. E~.
suisits music inteIligeDtly and delight
fuIIy interpreted. Tho Louise Brebsnny
oewpssy - . whole il asioGula'Iy gift
Cd one. Ths coucsst concluded With one
set a ~lGartha" veil costuned and ad-
uisably susg.-Dsevss Post.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

The Delta Fcr;niehlly Musical club
met at Mrs. Chas. Downipg's Nov. 9th
and elected officers for the ensuing year
ssfollOws: Mis-. Alice Croxton, president.
Mrs.. w. @. Harris. vice president, Mrs
o. T. Standish. secretary and treasurer.
Mesdames Carr. Downing aud Crabill;
committee on program. Their next
meeting will be S turday. Nov. 10th at
3 D. NJ, sharp with Mrs. Downing
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
DELTA COUNTY BANK
tine,rp-.r.t-d Jniy. isssD
Capital Paid Up $4,000
OFFICERS AND DiKEcroRs.

Hssss EoRLNs. rrcf ld.ps
~ Fi~o. rr s,its,.
RAIN rsfitrs. IT,. As,t sshi-r.
r y Wili,rs.. = o. Hartman, v 10 Hartman
u. u. bu.s. W. y. isakr. ! ~. ,oSk la.
Hsnry usAnopd
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18
Secretary Of State.

A meeting Of tho Delta County Teach
srs Association will be held in Hotch-
kiss Colo. at the new school house on
Friday afternoon and Saturday forenoon
Nov. % and &c. An intsrestinf program
has been prepared and it is hoped every
teacher in Delta county will take advan-
tage Of this holiday meeting and get
many helpful suggestions for the work
TO be done the res. OF the year. On Fri
day evening Prof. w. q. Harris. Supt. Of
the Delta Schools. will deliver an address
entitled The Philosophy of Literature
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18


The saving of y on each ticket,
WAY up -,re..
TO New YORK and no ten.
GO ask Jour rll.. as-...
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ID there ftss cAsir car. Yes. sir,
VIA x....- r.,,. .. ..~. pr.o..
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w ABASH O. A0ssL bsSvss.
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The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

California mesa. Nov. 10. 1893.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

$40. ~. Rs4TtNE. W. =. okt.cY,
pRGoso(NT . MeH. CEn. easn ~.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-18

Tickets for sale at the postofiice
news depot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
WINDHAM.

Mrs. Ballou of Meriden, Conn, is visit
ing her niece, Mrs. A. NJ. Goodel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Lsmphear OF Dor
chester, Mass. visited in town Tuesday.
Mrs. F. w. Towle, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Abbott, has re-
turned TO her home in Charlestown, Mass
The Windham and Windsor county con-
ference will meet here next Tuesday and
Wednesday. An interesting program has
been prepared. All are cordially invited
One Of the pleasant events of the season
was the reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. +. Wood to their friends, Thursday
evening, Sept. % About 50 people from
this and adjoining towns attended. The
guests were received by Mr. and Mrs.
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Abbott.
Miss Frances Goodell and Roland F.
Chapman acted as ushers. Music was fur
nished by a male quartet. consisting of
Prof. l.. b. Chapman, A. A. Mack, II. L.
Gould and K. +. Chapman. The time was
passed in social conversation and in ad-
miring the many handsome presents. Re
freshments were served, and soon after the
guests returned to their houses, leaving
many good wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Wood
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
DUMMERSpON.

Sufficient money has been secured bv
subscription to enable a stock company to
PUT in hay scales at East Dummerston for
the convenience of the farmers. Nearly
money enough has been subscribed to have
a telephone established at East hummer
ston.
Rev. Edison NJ Roel of Putnam, y. Y,
who is visiting friends in Dummerston,
made us a short visit on Tuesday. He has
vacation of three Sundays, and last Sun
day occupied the pulpit at West Dummer-
ston. He is a son of the late Charles G..
Roel, and brother of Austin Roel of Brattle-
boro. The church where he breaches in
Putnam has a membership of 80 persons.
No mistake was made in announcing that
Rev. l.. G. Kimball, who preached here
last Sunday, was a pleasing and interest
ing preacher, as many of those who heard
his sermon have confirmed the statement.
1t is we'll to desire the service of an able
preacher, but the most serious matter to be
considered is the raising of the money to
pay the salary needed to secure him.
f. II. Miller is pushing business on his
two farms in order to be in readiness to go
to Montpelier at the opening of the legislat
ture. He is interested with others in the
formation of cemetery association to care
Centre, and the association will doubtless
be organized the present autumn. Many
persons living out Of town and in distant
states will be interested, and doubtless fur
nish money to aid the association.
Alpha Person, a man - years of age.
went to Iowa many years ago and became
very successful farmer. For the last
eight or ten years he has returned East
every two years to spend several weeks
in the summer months visiting his sisters,
Mrs. Calsta j. Lynde of Brattleboro and
Mrs. Laura A. Pratt of Dummerston, and a
brother. George r. Person of this town
He visited here several weeks during the
past summer. Recently his son Henry
came on from Minneapolis to spend short
vacation, and returned last week with his
father to their home in the West There
are four of Mr.. Persons sons now living
George, Alba, Henry and William, of
whom the last three have come East on
different occasions to return with their
father at the close of his vacation Clar-
ence, the eldest of his five sons, died about
five years ago, leaving wife and two chill
dren. All the five sons were prosperous
business men, and those now living have
families except William, whose wife died
in about year after they were married
Henry, who came East this season, is "A
letter carrier in Minneapolis, and has a
salary of thousand dollars year
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
TOWNSHEND.

Matte Crane is working at John Wares.
Ernest Gould is home from Medfeld
asylum.
Ernest Franklin Of Newport is visiting
at his home.
Deacon Jonas Allen has visited in Wards
boro recently.
Mrs. jackson and child are visiting at
Hiram Porters.
Charlie Cutter was on the sick list last
week from malaria.
Dr. Parker and wife are nicely settled
in their pleasant new home
Miss Mary Tannerhill has visited at
Charlie Wizards the past week
Will Sanderson and family have re-
turned to their home in Gainesville, Fla.
Charles Cutter was called to Brookline
Tuesday by the serious illness of his father.
Col, Franklin has returned to his bust.
ness after spending his vacation at home.
Fred Lawrence and wife will occupy
Mrs. O'Brien's summer home this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawley of Ar
lington visited Mrs. Susan Willard last
week.
Mrs. Fred Edison, after protracted i'll
ness, is able to be with her family at VIM.
Ingalls's.
Our new doctor, whose name is Ru-
dolph, has his Office at Mrs. Dale's, where
he boards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anterior of Bernardston.
Mass, have visited at John Wares the
past week.
Royal Sanderson reports that rain fell
FROM Sept. % to Sept "a to the depth of
two inches.
Walter White of Connecticut is putting
up an addition to his sisters, Mrs. Ingalls,
house, at Harmonyville.
Beuah Potter was able to resume her
school duties in Athens Monday, after be-
ing at home i'll with cold.
Esther Lowe who has been helpless and
i'll so long from an injury received from a
fall, has not been as well of late.
Blanche Brigham has returned from her
trip, which she took on her wheel to West
minister, Walpele and Bellows Falls.
Miss Alice Cheney and her classmate at
Mount Holyoke, Miss Bertha Bidwell of
Freeport, ILL.,, visited at Charlie Wizards
last week
Mrs. Margaret Watson has returned
from Windham where she has been caring
for the sick in the family of Rev. Mr..
Buckingham.
Rev. G, d. Meacham is in attendance
upon the Vermont Baptist State conven-
ton at Vergennes. Mrs Meacham and
Mrs. Kenyon are attending the w. C.. T.
I. convention at Manchester this week.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30

NEW FAME.


The w. c. T. U. will meet next We'd
nesday at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Morse
Mrs. Blanche Goodnow Pratt and son re-
turned TO North Cambridge Mass, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Millcent Walker, who accompanied
her cousin, Mrs. Olive Marshall of Cleve-
land, to Greenfield and Northampton will
return with her son, f. johnson, this week.
Mrs. Kenyon of the village school and
Mrs. Davidson, state officers of the Yer
mont w. {. I. T., are in attendance at the
annual convention of the society in Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch of Chicago are ex.
pected in town in the near future. Mrs.
Crouch formerly lived on the Allen
Wheelock place, Townshend. Her brother,
Almond Wheelock, is expected to Join her
here,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hamlin, en- route from
Newfane to Tougaloo university, Missis-
sppi, have been stranded by quarantine in
few cases of vel ow fever, but mean
while have visited at the home of Rev. Dr.
Abbott in Brooklyn, whose wife is sister
of Dr. Hamlin.
Plumbers have work in Mrs. Moores
house this week. Appearances indicate
occupancy next month. The doors of the
new house are Of cedar, beautiful in grain
and coloring. The first story finishing is
n oak, and the second in white wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Micot and Mrs FL
dred of Andover we're guests at d. A.
Benson's on Tuesday. Mrs Eldreds quar-
tet of Augora kittens, en route to exhibit at
the Brattleboro fair, attracted attention
In some instances their owner has received
so each for her pet kittens They do not
develop to their full curiosity in long
silky fur till they are 10 months old
Miss Benson has received from friend
who has recently crossed our country TO
the Pacific coast, a stone ink stand as a
souvenir Of the great mining region
through which the traveller passed. 1t is
three inches square aud contains about
forty stones or bits of ore all of which are
f varying beauty, and rich in gold, silver,
adj, copper, etc, also there are speci-
r7ens Of peacock ore, wood opal, wood IS
per, Amazon stone, petrified cotton wood
and edar and crystaized palm wood. From
he same source came to lover of flowers
small book of pressed wild flowers from
tne Yellowstone Natural Park. The firing
ed gentian in the collection is no more
thrifty than our own. Some other flowers
are double the size of ours. The umbrella
flower is a novelty, and the Indian pink
retains much Of its brilliant color
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
INSTANT ANEOUS RELIEF
FROM ASTHMA
Has Been Afforded Many Sufferers
in BrattlebOrO.

II there was doubt in the mind Of any
sufferer from asthma in this town as to
the truth of the claims made for DR.. Schiff-
mann's Asthma Cure, that doubt no longer
remains. providing he was among those
who called at Geo. +. Greenes drug store
last week and obtained free sample pack
age. great number who have already
tried the same declare in positive terms
that relief was immediate; that the
wretched spasms were checked; that free
expectoration was induced; that a reclining
position was readily assumed and gratefully
maintained; that the sleep which followed
was restful and unbroken, and that the
morning brought a clear head and feel
ing of delighted thankfulness which no
words are too strong to describe
Abundant voluntary testimonials prove
that DR.. Schiffmann's Asthma cure not
only gives instant relief in the worst cases.
but has positively cured thousands who
were considered incurable. The remedy
is now sold by all druggists in packages at
80 cents and $l00, thus bringing it within
the reach of all. Should any reader be un-
able TO obtain it of his druggist, it will be
sent, postpaid, by sending to Dr. r. Schff-
mann, BIC Rosabel street, st. Paul, Mimi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

Edith Clayton of Princeton, Mass, is
visiting her friends in this place.
Alma Dunn has returned TO her work at
j. w. Melendys after an absence of six
weeks.
Mrs. Chase and Melendy are in New
York this week buying their fall and win
ter millinery. Their opening will be on
Oct. s.
Rev. n. a. Wood and Geo. Coombs are
delegates to the Baptist state convention to
be held in Nergennes this week.
The Junior league held interesting ex-
ercises at the Methodist church last Sun
day evening.
Fred Winchester moved his household
goods to Granville, ~ Y, LASH week where
he is to make his future home. 1t is a
matter of much regret TO the community to
lose Mr.. Winchester aud his family. He
is an energetic, public spirited man, ever
ready TO help in a good cause. The best
wishes of many friends for their happiness
and prosperity go with them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
SOUTH NEWFANE.

Almon King of New York state is at f.
NJ. STATIONS
Harry Moore of Springfield, Mass, is at
his fathers J. NJ. Moore's
Mrs. Geo. Shelley of Keene is the guest
of her sister, Mrs \. V. Stratton.
Will Bailey Of South Charlestown, y. H.,
is at his home at j. W. Kelseys for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Kelsey of New
York state are visiting his brother, j. w.
Kelsey.
Mrs. Dr. Bruce and son Charlie of New
York have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Bruce.
d. f. Bailey lost a valuable horse re-
Gently. 1t got into a corn field and died
from overeating.
b. c. Bailey, who has been with his
brother for the past few weeks in Ran
dolph, is expected home about oct /.
Rev. F. :. Bickford, who was called sud
denly to Maine to the funeral of relative.
returned on Tuesday evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
WEST DOVER.

Mr.. and Mrs Myron Harris have return
ed to their home in Florida, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. burlington of Heath,
Mass, have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. w. L. Upton.
Mrs. Clarissa Lyman and daughter, Mrs.
Russell, arrived home last Thursday, after
a months stay in Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Bellows has gone to Leon
inster Mass, being called there by the
illness of her father, Eben Roberts
Mrs. w. II. Mann and daughter, Mrs.
Julia Croser have gone to visit Mrs.
Manns sister, Mrs. Emily Coon of Canajo-
harie, n. Y.
Mrs. Frank Churchill of Londonderry
and Mrs. Della Bradley of Ashburnham,
Mass, have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
w. II. Mann.