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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-07-13
North Innhrldre

MIS-. W. l.. Stannard ana sister. v-s.
Donaven, OF Springfield, Mass, srs a.
arrivals at the Drew farm.
J W. Johnson and wife of Mancbssfa,
y. H., who were guests al n. n. Austin,
last week, returned saturday
v. T. Sargent Of Pawtucket, R. l.. Who
has been spending a short vacation H.tl
bis uncle, y. II Austin returned MoH8sy
Pearl Bros. OF New York. a no are russ.,
al Sherry Cilley's, will give a graphopbofs
musicrl entertainment 10 WiRhtE baH
Saturday evening, 10 which everybody
invited.
n. IL. Austin met With quite a loss dur.
ing the thundershower Sunday Afternoon.
the lightning killing two Of his best o1Es
one tine Jersey, and a valuable 2.yess.
Old Holstein bull. They were found dead
under an elm tree In the pasture.
Rev. ]. n. Dickson will hegin q series q
lectures next sunday evening On *Ths
Life Of Christ" commencing 81 bis t.ah
and extending 10 the cross. Mr. Dicks5u
IL an eloquent speaker and q thOruagt
Bible student. Every one viii nnd Il gsu
interesting to attend these Lectures.
Friends In this parish met At the psf.
sonage last Thursday evening 10 con-
memoration OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dicks0hs
End marriage anniversary. The sh0sG
prevented a large company bat soms q
this worlds goods were given them q
tokens Of remembrance for " hieh Nj, iad
Mrs. Dickson rendered many thanks, q.
ter which cake and coffee were served al
present babe the worthy couple goodnight
with best wishes FOR many wedding anni'
yersaries
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There wss lawn party at G. B. brakes
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. speare visited in
Bradford last week.
d. II. Mclndoe from Fairlee is cutting
the bay on the Cotton farms.
Mrs. Adams OF Chelsea visited her
daughter, Mrs. +. p. Brown, last week.
Miss Bertha Cross closed her 9th term
OF school at CoppeIf field last Friday with
appropriate exercises.
Dea. T.. p. Brown was recently called TO
Wentworth, ~ H., by the sickness and
death OF his little daughter,
II was Mrs. J. X. Woodcock who went
to the White mountains instead OF j. Il.
Woodcock, as printed last week.
Miss Edith Parker closed her school at
Nershire Center last Friday with interest
ing exercises, this being her nth term in
that district. Number OF registered pu-
pills, Is. Average attendance, II i-2
There were 10 pupils without an absent
mark.
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Russell Page is in Barnard for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Gould were in
Rochester last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin were in
Bethel day recently.
Mrs. Rhoda Bicktord OF Boston is visit.
ing at Leonard NewelPs.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Chapman OF Roehes-
ter were In town Monday.
Mrs. Amanda Whitcomb celebrated her
Goth birthday Sunday, July 8.
Mrs. John Angel has been visiting her
son, James, in East Brookfield.
Children's day was observed at the Con-
gregational church last Sunday.
Mrs. X. +. Wilson and son, Jerry, spent
a few days in Roxbury last week.
Alfred Quimby has moved his family
onto South Hill while he is having.
The 4th passed very quietly here. Sew
eral attended the celebration at Bethel.
Miss Carrie B. Young OF Randolph
spent Sunday with her brother, Charles.
Miss Mabel Eaton OF Rochester spent a
few days at E. w. Whitcomb's last week.
Carl Tenney has gone to Massachusetts,
to do tablework in a hotel for the season.
Miss lila Luce, who is working 10 North
Pomfret, is at home for two weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Casmi Reed has returned from
Brandon and is with her daughter, Mrs.
Will Reed.
DIR. +. +. Steele moves into the brick
house this week, which he purchased of
Mrs. George Martin.
Z. w. Whitcomb received bad wound
near his eye by the bursting OF a cannon
tirecracker on the evening OF July 3.
Rev. A. NJ. Smith will preach in the
Uuiversalist church next Sunday in ex-
change with Rev. q. Van Blarcom, who
will preach at Washington.
School in the Ranney Dist. closed June
30. Whole number OF pupils IS; average
attendance II 1 4. Pupils having per-
feet record OF attendance are Fred Ad-
ans, Robert and Levi Ashley, Fanny
Boutwell,, Nernie Flint, Bessie Goddard,
Grace and Ethel Holland.
JENNIE NJ. DYKE, Teacher.
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South stocKbridge.

Mrs. Nathan Bickford OF Boston is
visiting at l.. W. NeWel's.
Several families from here attended the
celebration at Bethel the 18th.
Miss Ida Warner OF Bethel visited at
Adelbert Newell's the past week.
Geo. Lock and mother are visiting Mrs.
Byron Huse in Randolph this week.
Charles X. Buckmsn, who has been in
East Lebanon, returned home last week.
+. {. Mclntire had the misfortune to
seriously iniuTe his black trotter, Maud.
Harley Longley's wife is very sick and
his mother, Marcia Longley, is caring for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boutwell, of North
Sherburne visited at n. b. Congdon's re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ranger of Mendon
are st Will Pscksrd's helping care for
little Hazel
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. George Mills Thursday, the 10th. All
are cordially invited.
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Granville.

Carl Geare OF Warren was in town Mon
day.
T. Prentice and wife were in Randolph
day recently,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. u
Smith July 4th.
Mrs. j. o. Whitney is visiting in Rox'
bury this week.
Albert Huntley is hsying for Allie Oar
rah in Rochester.
Harry Wilson is working in Rochester
for ElrOy Babcock.
Farm help isn't as plenty as some OF the
farmers anticipated.
Pearl Hayes ana wife OF Warren were
at n. p. Hayes Sunday.
VIM. Huntley and wife spent several
days in Orwell last week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Carpenter visited
relatives in town recently.
II. J. Spear Of Manchester, n. H., is in
town for a short vacation.
Geo. Wi lson and family Of Ludlow visit
ed friends in town last week.
Work has been commenced on the lum'
Der road by the pulp company.
LIE. Drake and wife of Randolph spent
the 4th in town, also AGdin OrdWay.
E. Il. Powell and wife Of Burlington
dined at the Central House Monday.
Chas. Smith has vacated his farm on
Granville mountain and moved to Brain
tree hill.
Thad. Markham has finished work for
S. NJ. Kent and returned to his home il
Hancock.
Miss Bessie Hubbard and Oliver Kerr
visited friends and relatives in Mortified
last week.
Mrs. Charles Blair and five children
crossed the mountain to MiddIebury TO
spend the 4th.
O. G. Briggs has returned from West
Bridgewater where he has been at WORK
for his father, II. A. Briggs.
Alb. Brown of Randolph arrived in
town the first of the week and is stopping
with Geo Sargent for few days.
Mrs. Frank Carpenter OF Warren is do
ing r. s. Hubbard's homework through
haying. Her two little girls are with her.
Dan Seaman and Clinton SwintoD, who
have been working in some OF the lake
towns pressing hay, returned home last
week
Dr. and Mrs. Ii. 8. Chaffee with a party
OF friends from New York, Boston and
Buffalo took dinner at the Central House
Monday.
Ide Sargents, who has been employed as
principal OF a school in New Jersey, ac-
companied by his wife, is spending his
vacation in town.
Mrs. W. q. Scott has an Easter lily with
a blossom s inches long and inches in
diameter across the large end. The plant
itself is only 8 inches high.
The home ball team went to Warren the
ith, where they were badly beaten, the
score standing IS TO is. II is reported
that some OF the boys were in state OF
betweenity.
There Waa picnic July 4th at Q. X.
Bagley's in the grove near the house. Rel
atives to the number OF fifteen were pres
emit AT O'Clock a long table was placed
in the shade and loaded with the good
things that the ladies had prepared for
the occasion and all present seemed to en-
Joy the bountiful dinner.
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Miss Kate Fletcher is at home Tor Va
cation.
Herbert Coombs is At home iof shot
vacation.
Nellie slade came home last week To-
her vacation.
Nellie Worcester has gone 10 Hamp'oa.
Va, for the summer.
A party OF young people spent rev
days at Lake Morey last week,
Mr. Goodwin and family from Mass
ehusetts are visiting his parents
The new principal Of the academy, tfoL
L. X. Bowdish, Of Rouses Point ~ i-A
In town.
Many went 10 Lake Morey the ~ Y
witness the contests, races, etc, ala W
ball game between the Fairlee and u i.l.5
and the West Fairlee mines, lhetlg.G
was represented in both teams a. u'.ss
John Huntington and n. T. No .ll-.-
played end base and catcher respeSI'ga3
Ia the West Fairlee team and 4, -
Coombs caught for the winners, X We, w.
umpiring. Ii was a very closely ioe .s'
game, being won In the sth inning ~ II
Fairlee and Oxford nine by seore Us
to Z.
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Mrs. Nelson Grant is failing.

Mrs. Nelson Grant is failing.
c. A. Neff was in Rutland last week.
E. W. Clark was in Pittsfield Friday.
Milan Packard is working for Lewis
Green.
Frank Fisk OF Pittsfeld is working for
Geo. Mills.
Mrs. Henry Brown is confined to the
bed by illness.
Geo. Manning was home from Randolph
last week with sprained ankle.
Mrs. Hinckley of Mendon is caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Brown.
Mrs. Sumner and Mrs. Chas. French
are keeping house for Ed. Norton.
W. S. Moore OF Rochester spent
Wednesday with e. w. Clark and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Bradley OF Pittsfield
spent the 18th with Il. w. Clark and wife.
Bert Dean OF Gaysville and H. W. LY-
ford OF Warren we're at Il. W. Clsrk's re-
Gently.
Mrs. Frank Grey OF Pittsfield and Mrs
Chas. Cady visited at c. A. Neft's one day
last week.
We are all glad to hear that Clint Olaf.
lin is able to resume his duties as stage
driver after his long Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Waiter Chamberlin, who
have finished work at Newport are visit
ing his parents, Augustus Chamberlin
and wife.
Mrs. Augusta Carroll from Roslindale,
Mass, visited her sister, Mrs. Urceil Wal
ker, at Geo. Walkers and other friends in
town last week.
Mrs. Fred Bowen has been confined to
the bed the past four weeks, because Ct in
jufies caused by getting kicked and fall
ing through scuttle.
Col. L. Martell OF Boston, an old COM
rade OF r. W. Clark's, made him a call
July 9Th. Mr.. Martell was on the staff OF
Gen. l.. A. Grant with Il. w. Clark in the
war OF the Rebellion. Gen. Grant COM
manded the old Vermont Brigade.
The school in district No. closed Fri
day. The Ladies' Aid society joined the
school and had picnic on the common
in the afternoon and all report pleasant
time. Pupils having no absent marks are
Addie Chamberlin, Robert Green, Bertha
Green, Ruby Holland, Genevieve Holland,
Roman Holland, Minnie Leonard, VIM.
Manning, Ruth Putnam, Bessie Sawyer.
Those absent but one day we're Bessie
Green, Amy Manning, Ruth Leonard,
Fred Rand and Walter Manning.
MRS. j. f. EGGLEsToN, Teacher.
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Mrs. Arthur Williams is on the sick list
and Mrs. Melissa Neff is helping there for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Young have the
best wishes OF their Gilead friends in their
newly married life.
Mrs. Hugh Thresher OF Northtield and
Mrs. Downs OF Massachusetts, recently
made short call on relatives and friends
here.
School closed Friday, June 30, with
picnic. A bout As listened to the pieces
which were spoken and all had very en-
ioyable time. Pupils having no absent
marks are Alice Bowen, AbDie Chamber
lin, Della, Emma and Willie Kendall.
MAY V. PARMENTER, Teacher.
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Union Village,

Miss Sadie Morrison spent July 9Th in
South STAFFORD.
Mrs. L. S. Patterson and daughter Lulu,
are visiting in Newport.
Frances e. Lord is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Belle lord, In Norwich.
II. r. French is building an addition 10
his store To use as a warehouse.
Mrs. Albert Hinekley OF Lowell. Mass.
is the guest OF Mrs. Sophia Turner.
J.E. Waterman returned Saturday from
business trip TO Manchester, n. II.
Mrs. Mary Coburn OF Lebanon, n. H.,
Is visiting her brother, James Cook.
Mrs. VIII Morrison and son Of Canton,
Mass, are visiting at Capt. Morrison's
w. T. Morse is assisting In the store of
l.. ;. Patterson during the midsummer
sale.
Mrs. Henrietta Pierce and daughter,
isabel, are spending the week with friends
at Thetford Center.
Several from this place spent the attn at
Lake Morey, while others attended the
dance at South STRAIT, I'd.
On account OF the severe thunder shower
sunday the usual morning service at the
M, +. church was omitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pettingil OF
Mestboro, Mass, and Mrs. H. Pressey OF
East Thetford called on friends here Fri
day.
Mrs. Huntington has been quite IN, and
attended by DR.. Dustin. This is the FIRST
time she has called a physician for thirty
nine years.
J. Dell Martin, a Chicago teacher. is
spending the summer vacation at II. NJ
Martins and Charlotte B. Thomas OF
Gardner, Mass, al @. w. Benton's.
J. E. Waterman OF this place and c. II.
Hutchinson OF Manchester have sold
their interest in the Union copper mine in
Corinth to New York syndicate. Com
sideration, 10000.
On the evening OF July 9Th large num-
Der OF relatives and friends met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Newcomb To
assist IN celebrating the fiftieth anniyer-
sary OF their marriage.
Lee Z. llsley, who was recently gradu.
ated from the Lancaster, Mass. Hiph
school, has returned home. Leavitt Ssr-
gent, who is attending the same school. il
spending the summer vacation with his
father, II. E. Sargent.
Friends here have received cards an.
nouncing the marriage at Woodstock
conn, July 8, of Eliza n. Lord, formerly
OF this place, and Rev. Chas. Jaauitb
REV. and Mrs. Jaquith will make Their
nome IN Woodstock, Conn.,, where Mr.
Jaquith was recently ordained pastor Of |
Cong church.
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East BetneI.

John Thayer is on the sick list.
Ed. George is at Montpelier for treat
ment.
Miss Dove spent SATURDAY. and Sunday
with her friend, Alice Whitney.
ID. W. Brice OF Woodstock is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. II. c. Benson.
John Fisk and family of Chicago, H.,
called on friends in this place lately.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. steobins Of Worces-
ter, Mass, visited at X. Days the first OF
the week.
c. p. Whitney returned to Fitehburg,
Mass, last week. Willis w. Whitney will
remain at home for the summer.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely dersnge the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles shoul d
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catsrrh Cure, manufactured by r. j..
Cheney Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catsrrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
II Il taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by r. J. Cheney a Co. Testimoni-
as free. Sold By druggists, price 75c. per
bottle. Halls Family Pills are the best. i'm
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The untersiguesi. having been ~ ff s5uris
srohate Court for the Dlsiricl ~ $500 al ctas
and demands 81 all persons r.19-l-f 4 ,aaseA
Al Tutker late q Tunnridge q sala - e. purp =
ssrsbY give notice that We VI, n fFgfri 90 t-a
brtdse on ths I'd day cf JAY ~. "a thai ~
anti O'Clock D. N. o. SAID aAls n lssl Z
months ron the eHh DAY q ~, asff ertsiiols~
present their claims % rs TOT
lowance. .a.- t.v a. IgIy -
Dnted At Tunhridge this q. OK Couuiss'-
~ AP CrsHAiAN
y william Moves Admr.
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Mrs. Homer Noble is sick. MI No'"
mother is caring for her. ,..l
Mrs. win Boyce and daughter ''''''-
at Eddie Boyce's last week 49,.
George Jerd and son OF Hayerhhii'' a..
and Albert Jerd and son Of LoWetl,
are visiting their brother, Peter 'e'u. 4,
There was a mistake in the anl9 ,s1 M
money made from the lawn party w wy :.
a. stated in last weeks paper. -
ceipts were about sl5 and the pfoDs w.
sl2.54.
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Gertrude Richardson, Wait field % Pri-
mary Miss Richardson Iof Waitsfield.
Mr.. Wrigh is a graduate OF Middlebury
college and for the past three years has
been SUBJ master Of the High school at
Spencer, Mass. Miss Richardson who IS
to teach in the intermediate department
is a sister OF Miss Gertrude Richardson,
the successful instructor in the lnterme-
date department the past year.
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MARRIED.

~ 10 Wilder, Vt, July 10, by Rev. W. p
l DsYen port presiding elder Of the Mont.
Pe,leI olstrict, Rev. Scion P. FAIRBANKS
Miss Ethel NJ. Page OF Wilder ''' anu
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Hancock.
Losf:-On or near Granville mountain
July LIST, lady's gray macintosh cane
The finder will be suitably rewarded nv
leaving 1t with Mrs. Eugene Briggs.
Granville, or Mrs. Z. J. Boyden, Hann5ek
+. A. RICHARDSON.
Verne Perkins is convalescent.
Woodland, the cheese maker, was in Rim.
ton over Sunday.
About 1000 pounds Of milk are received
at the factory daily. oU
w. J. Lamb returned to his home in
somerville, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs; W. J. Lamb and maid left for
nome Monday via Randolph.
Mrs. :. A. Tart and daughter. Mary. ara
IN Huntington for a few weeks.
Erwin Rhodes Of st. Albans is with his
uncle, Geo. A. Taylor, for few DAYS
Clint Maynard and wife and Mrs
i Msynsro's mother Of New York arrived
few weeks. No'el
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West BrookheId.

For all pension business sena V -.
Co. Randolph,Nt. AdNlc' ''''
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I'IttsHeid.

CT, ssrgen, was in Hancock last week
Thursday.
A son was born to II. E. Fiheld and
wife July 5.
Charles George OF Boston is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. George.
Miss Cors Mills, who has been spending
some time in Rutland, has returned home.
Mrs. C. L. Sargent and daughter, Ruth,
are visiting friends in Rochester and
Brandon.
Quite a number from here attended the
celebration at Bethel the 9TH and report a
fine time.
DIR. r. L. Brigham is taking a vacation
and DR.. Everett from Philadelphia is TAX
ing his place.
The village school closed last Friday and
the scholars enjoyed a picnic in {. o.
Aliens grove.
Mrs. r. n. Davis and George Davis
started this morning for Mascoms lake at
Enfield, \. H., Tor q few days outing.
Mrs. Walter Davis and son from Ran
dolph are visiting Mrs. Davis nieces, Mrs.
r. L. Ranney and Mrs. Z. II. Bowman.
Nv. Hobbs, NJ. D., Fort Valley, Ga.
says: 81 have been prscticing medicine
twenty-five years and know piles to be
one OF the most difficult OF diseases to
cure, bot have known DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sslve TO cure numbers Of cases and
do not hesitate 70 recommend IT," Be
sure you get "DeWitt's;n there are iniu-
rlous counterfeits on sale. Evan Z. Evans
a Co., Randolph; Leavitt & Reed, Bethel;
NJ. j. Sargent & Son, So. Royslfon; A
r. Hood a Son, Cbelses; J. A. Chedel &
Co, Gsysville; d. Q. Goodno, Rochester.
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To Cur" Constipation Forever.
Take CascaTots Candy Cathartic loo or 25c
( C. c. c. fail TO cure. druggists refund uobeT
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Bethel Local Intelligence.

Bargains in every department of our
store. MAhslON'
See Marston's closing-out sale on inside
page of this paper.
We want 1000 phosphate or bran sacks.
Will pay 1-2c. and &C. each
TUPPER & GRAHAM.
A desira bic tenement in Bethel village
to rent. Terms reasonable. Apply to NJ.
Sylvester. Nv
Sewing machines must go snd fer the
next month a cash customer will get
wholesale price. X. p. SToCKwELL, Agt.
Having sold my stock in trade, | must
now ask all having unpaid accounts to
make settlement at once. Z. w. MARsToN'
The Automatic "Star" sickle grinder is
the best device for sharpening moving
machine knives. DO not hay without one.
ID. A. WILSON, Agent, Bethel.
A good safe sound 4year- old horse,
thoroughly broken, will be sold at a
reasonable price. Weighs 1000 lbs.
Color, bay. For particulars apply TO Mrs.
Moses Dustin, Bethel 'Lympus. II
The town and school tax bills are now
in my bands for collection. The time in
which to pay the same and save discount
expires Oct g. 1899. Bethel July 6, 1893.
3w J. q. SARGENT, Treasurer.
For SALE OR TO RENT:-Nice store, with
tenement overhead, in Bethel village.
Store has hitherto been occupied as drug
store and is fine situation for a person
with small capital to enter the drug, mil
linerv or any other light business.
Wv L. A. MAXHAM, Bethel, VI.
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in SOciety.

Mrs. William B. Leedy has returned
from Memphis.
Miss Margaret Nelson. of Greensboro,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Dan
Green, will spend the holiday season with
Mrs. T. V. Boardman.
Mr. Motion Smith returned yesterday
from Tuscaloosa.
Miss Emma Leedy has returned from
Memphis.
Miss Ferrle Nabb has returned from
Selma.
Miss Fannie May Mason will give a
dancing party this evening.
Miss Estelle Shook has returned from
Selma.
Mrs. Weakley, of Florence, who has been
spending a part of the winter with her son,
Mr.. s. D. Weakley, has returned home
49,
The bazaar which has been in progress
this week under the auspices of the South
side Baptist church. was brought to a sue
cessful close yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Laura Davids. who has been living
for several years in New York, returned re-
Gently to Birmingham and is residing with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.
Miss Belle Dangaix, who is spending the
winter in New York, will sail in the spring
for Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Woodson entertained
the Tuesday Whist club last evening
Mrs. Charles Gayle Brown is in Mont
geometry.
Miss Leonora Estele Searcy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Searcy, and Mr.. Leigh
A. Angel were married yesterday morning