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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05
AMHERST.
Death of n Minister--suit Against
Hallway.

AMHERST. VA, March 4.-(Special)-
Rev -. w. Reed. who died at Atwood
in this county. Thursday, was buried here
to-day. Mr.. Reed was pastor OF the
West Amherst Circuit, and was popular
and promising young minister. He mar
ried several years ago Miss Sale, OF Bed
ford. who survives him.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the death of Paul Wright. which occurred
under peculiar circumstances. He was
found dead I'm the ford of Piney river.
about two miles above Lowesyille. lie
had a severe bruise on his head, and IL
is supposed that he came TO his deaf
by falling from a foot-hridge which spans
the river just above that point. He was
about sixty years OF age and unmarried.
Mr.. G. l.. Scott, of Amherst. and Messrs
Lee and Howard, Of Iynchburg have In
sttuted suits in the Circuit Court I'm this
county against the Southern Railway
Company for 10000 for the death of WI
liam j. Bowles and his driver. who were
killed at Piney Hill crossing by train
OF the road in November last. Still an
other suit will be instituted for the de-
struction of the team and wagon.
Measles and whooping-cough have been
prevailing during the winter In many
sections Of the county. and in some locali-
schools.
The roads OF this county from one end
10 the other are now wellnigh impossible.
IL there present condition, which has eX-
listed more or less an the winter should
have the effect Of stirring our people up
10 inaugurating a more efficient system
Of making and repairing our thorough
fares. the experience Of the past months
will not be an unmiXed evil.
MIR. John III. Quinn, an old ana respected
citizen Of New Glasgow, IS quite i'll with
dropsy.
Mr.. .. L. Evans. our efficient Common
wealth's Attorney. IS at home again. and
is fast recovering his wOnted strength.
Mr.. Evans underwent an operation at the
Old Dominion Hospital for appendicitis
in January.
The Democratic Executive Committee
have determined to hold the primary cleo
tion for nominating county officers on
April Sth. The candidates are on the
warpath.
Hon. Il. II. Harrison and family return
ed 'his week from visit Of a month
10 friends I'm South Carolina.
Mrs. = Il. Taliaforro is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Brodie. I'm Campbell
county.
Miss Bessie Walker Robertson. who has
been spending some time In Richmond.
returned home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. T. Gauing are at
Captain John VI. Payne's, after a delight
ful southern tour and a stay Of some
weeks in Florida.
Rev Dr. c. II. Ray. Of Portsmouth, is
here visiting his son, Rev. George II.
Ray, Jr
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Fairfax Points.

FAIRFAX, VA. March f-(S2ecial)-
The trials OF Randolph Porter and Clar-
ence Wrenn, charged with hOrse-stealing.
will take place at the March term Of our
County Court. Porter has served one
term in the penitentiary. Wrenn b. q boy
II years Of age. His parents stand well
In this county. and much sympathy is
felt for them. Porter Will be defended
by Mr. Thomas Keith. Wrenn by Messrs.
r. f. Meredith J. y. r. Thornton. and
X. r.. Thornton.
The second trial Of Mr.. Franklin Minor.
charged with shooting Horace Gibson
(cOlored). is also set for the March term.
Mr.. Minor was for several years a prac-
ticing attorney II appears that on the
night OF the shooting Gibson went 10
Minors house about midnight. and. call
Ing him out OF bed. charged him with
having turned his horse into Gibson's
field. at the same time using abusive Ian
guage Mr. Minor thereupOn fired both
barrels OF his gun at Gibson. The first
shot was effective. bat proved not fatal.
At the first trial the jury failed 10 agree
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-05
CONSISTENCY.-a Louis Republic.

flmo as substitute inheidar. and Sey-
bold. Hargrove, and Shannon To look
after the outer garden Wrigley Will cap
tain the team. Three of the men who
report here will be turned loose. for the
club will only carry fourteen players.
All Of these men are known here, and
have been repeatedly written about, save
Calhoun, who has just been secured.
While in Allentown Manager Wells saw a
chance 10 secure CalhOup's services, and he
traded Al. Weddige 90 Newark for him.
Calhoun is a star inheder. and has played
on all three bags with signal ability.
TO PRACTICE HERE.
The Richmond team will practice here
for two weeks before they attempt to
play a game, and they Will open up with
Richmond College. The exhibition games
will then follow fast, and the first Ma
tiOnal League club TO appear here Will
be the Senators. from Washington. who
will open up on Easter Monday, APRIL
81. Following them in the order named
will come the Boston and Pittsburg
teams and Hanlon's all-star brooklyn
club.
The meeting held last week in Allen
town. Manager wells says, was the most
buslness-like league meeting he had ever
attended. II was decided that each club
should play l26 games-no more and no
less-and that they should play half at
home and half abroad. No games Will
be allowed to be transferred, and the race
for the pennant will be a fair and square
one In order that the league organiza-
ton may prosper, 1t was also decided that
u per cent of the gross receipts Of each
game played during the season should
be paid into the league treasury, for the
maintenance of the organization.
THE SCHEDULE MEETING.
Another meeting will be held on April
1st. for the adoption of the schedule, ana
while no dates have been agreed upon, it
has been determined that Richmond shall
open up at home, and that no one club
shall play here more than three successive
davs. Thus this city will be visited by two
clubs each week.
Just as soon as 1t IS practicable, men
will be put 10 work on BrOad-Street Park,
and II will be gotten into shape. 50 that
when the men assemble here there will
be no excuse for their not getting into
shape at once.
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FOR THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
The Idle Reporter. Miss Diliard, and
Others TO Appear in Entertainment.


The entertainment that is TO be given
on the evening Of the 18th OF the present
month at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation Hall for the benefit Of the Rich
mond College Athletic Association VIII
contain many notable features.
The idle Reporter" whose nom de
plume is a household word throughout
this State. will make his formal appear
ance upon the lecture platform. He will
give five readings. illustrated ia chalk.
The five wonders Of Chicago. and the
storm "reminiscences Of the oldest inhabi-
tant. together with some whimsical
sketches OF the "Commander-in-Ch Chief"
will furnish delightful entertainment
Miss Florence billiard, concert violin
ISL and teacher Of great accomplishment
ana ability. will also make her appear
ance upon this occasion. Miss Dillard
was a pupil of Haiir and Nsaye, and Is
said TO be one Of the best violinists IN
this country. She IS a thorough artist,
ana her appearance will be- looked for
ward 10 with no little pleas -rable anti
cipati0n.
The college Glee Club. which is COM
posed of twenty students. will sing two
numbers. under the direction OF Professor
Gaines. This organization is doing splen-
did work.
Mr.. Haddon Watkins the well-known
tenor has consented 10 sing. The con-
cert grand graphophone will be heard
for the first time in public in this city,
through the courtesy Of Messrs. Walter
ID. Moses & Co. and the entertainment
will close with a refined drawing-room
sketch.
The fund OF the Athletic Association IS
in need of assistance just al this time In
view of the approach OF the baseball
season. and large audience Is expected.
Tickets for the entertainment are now ON
sale at q number OF stores In the city.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
4 Very severe Storm-The Ship
Yard.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March r.
(Special)-The remains OF Mr.. Stanley a
Branch. who died here yesterday morn
ing. were sent TO Ha,lsboro. Chesterfield
county, this morning for interment.
This city was visited by a severe elec-
trical storm late last night and early this
morning Rain started 10 fall early last
evening. and came down In torrents until
after midnight Lightning played an i'm
portant part in the electrical storm, and
thunder made the night uncomfortable
for those persons suffering with insomnia.
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Killed on the Rail.

GREENSBORO. ~ C.. March i.-(spe-
ciaL)-rhe fast mail which arrived here
al 1916 to-day ran over and killed Snas
Young a negro. near the coal-chute
where the Cape Fear and YadkIn Valley
track runs under the Southern. The en-
gineer says a train was In the at % pass-
ing under the Southern. and th smoke
kept him from seeing the man.
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snlps provided for in the naval appropra-
uon bill OF lSS az 500 a ton
Ihat,' said MIR. Hale. sis the meat Of
the whole proposition The report Of
asreement leaves out the provision for
an armor-plant. because we could get no
recognition now from the House for such
proposition. ] am frank TO say that
me result OF the conference does not
SUIT anybody very we'll IL does not
suit me, but Mr.. President. II is the best
we could do
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BROOKFIELD.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE


A short time ago, an article appeared
in THE BEE, saying chat Mr. Platt Of New
Milford was building grocery wager
for A. B. Fancher of Hawleyville. | tool
no notice of it although a number of my
friends spoke OF it and thought it shoulC
be corrected then. The BODY of Mr. Far
cher's wagon was designed and built BY
me. Now if the body had not been al
right Mr. Platt would not have put hi!
name plate on it as the maker. These
bodies are speciality of mine, and any
one wishing q wagon, either grocer
'aker, butcher or any other style o.
wagon or sleigh body, or the vehicle
complete, can get it at my shop, where
have the machinery for doing the wort
as cheap as first class work of this kinC
can be done.-T Charles M. Pinckney
Brookf1eld Center, Conn.
Mr. Pixley, the new proprietor of the
hotel, is here every day making Lrepara
tions to open business.
Charles Burdick, Jr., was in town re
Gently.
Miss Mary Barrett has accepted a posi-
ton in the Office of Valley Patch.
Hamilton Hendrickson has bought
some land and is to erect new barn foi
his occupancy when he vscates the hotel
property.
Jay Potter is the only constable quail
fed to act in town, and business entrust.
ed to Mr. Potter, will be attended toEprop.
erly and thoroughly.
The dance at the Town ball, last week,
was the largest as well as the pleasantest
ever held there. There were over 81
couples present. Many coming from
Danbury, Bridgewater and Newtowr.
Northrop's Orchestra furnished the
music, which was all that could be de.
sired.
Miss Emma Babbitt, who has been
quite Ill with nervous prostration, has sc
far improved as to be able to return to
her home this week.
1t is reported that Mr. and Mrs Claude
Blackman will begin housekeeping in
New Milford in May.
Miss W ilcox of Danbury Is the guest OF Mrs
G. B. Cummings, this week.
valley Patch. who injured his hand, recent
ly, Is improving.
Consignments OF tobacco are arriving al
most daily at the cigar factory of George To
toms.
The water pipes have been frozen SO thai
the water has not been on the east side of the
bridge this winter. Mr. Beehler has been Civ
ing Mr. Lee information, this week, as to the
location OF the pipes etc. running to his hotel
Mr and Mrs Niles Hendrickson gave party
and dance st their residence and the club
mouse lota Ia pl FRIDAY evening. Owing to the
as large as was expected. Those that attend
ed report an enjoyable evening.
Fred Greene has secured tenant tor the
Foster house, family from Danbury.
new farm wagon.
Mrs James Barnett visited Danbury, this
week.
Mrs c. B. Cummingsvisited Miss Wilcox in
Danbury recently.
Morris O'Donnel is having great success
selling wheels. He has booked quite num-
Der OF orders air eady.
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TASHUA.
CHR1sT CHuRoH NOTES.

The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs
r. B. Whipple at the Rectory on Tues.
day afternoon and evening, April IS. II
stormy the meeting will be the Fl st fair
day. In the evening there will be a mu-
sical program, also another novel enter
tainment for which every one is request
ed to bring the first picture of themselves
they ever had taken.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sherwood's old
friends were all very glad to welcome
them at church on Sunday.
Miss Mamie Cole Of Bridgeport is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs Hobart Mallett.
Mrs K. B. Whipple, Mrs John Tread
we'll and Mrs Bradley attended the Natl
nee of Jack and the Beanstalk" on
Wednesday.
Randolph Bradley has very fine pair
OF calves, bought OF Newtown parties.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Beers, with Messrs
Edgar and Bennett, were Sunday guests
at John Treadwell's.
Mrs Winnie Bradley and Randolph
Bradley visited Mr. and Mrs Heman
Beardsley at their pleasant home in Rox-
bury, last week.
Mrs May Nelson is still laid up and
very much missed. All are wishing for
her speedy recovery.
Frank Mallett aud family visited his
aunt, Mrs Stephen Mallett of Quaker's
Farms, on Sunday.
Mrs Mallett will make her future home
with Orville Msllett at Tashua.
VIII Keller assumed his new duties as
sexton on Sunday.
Mrs Lizzie Sweezy of Brooklyn Is Wis
itlng Mrs Blackwood.
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TRUMBULL.
PERSONAL AFFAIRs.

Joseph Tucker has erected, windmill
on his barn for ornamental and power
purposes. The entire mill was construct
ed by Mr. Tucker, and it is credit to
any mechanic.
Mr. and Mrs Howard's little daughter,
who has been very sick with the pneu-
monia, is recovering. 80
Mr. Howard Of Brsttleboro, W., is Wis
iting his son, Howard, In this place.
John Osborne has rented place near
the reservoir in Easton and is to move In
q few days. He will carry on the dairy
business some what more extensively,
than In Daniels Farm.
Miss Mary Nichols, who has been
passing much of the winter with friends
In New Orleans. has returned.
Samuel Ward is building quite an ex.
tensive addition to the rear OF bis house.
Mrs E. L. Davis Of New York spent q
few days, last week, with friends In town.
The many friends of Hobart Brins-
made OF st Louis will learn with regret
that while slowly recovering from an op.
Grafton for appendicitis, 1t has been
found necessary to operate again.
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GEORGETOWN,
CHURCH AND PERSONAL AFFAIRS


MIR Franklin has transferred his house.
hold goods from Weston to the rooms of
Mrs Aaron Osborn of this place.
A daughter arrived at Mr. and Mrs
Aaron Benuett's on Friday morning.
Mrs U. O. Mohr has started for Lam
caster, Pa, where she will remain sew.
eral months the guest of her mother.
Mr. and Mrs 2. Beers Of Norwalk spent
Sunday In town.
Henry Holmair is confined to his bed
Rosie, the little child of Eugene Banks,
who was very i'll with whooping cough,
Ia slowly improving.
Mrs j. 81. Demarest of Norwalk is
spending several days in town.
Rev u. o. Mohr and son are spending
the week in New York.
Several applicants for church member
ship will receive the right hand of good
fellowship at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
MRS Burr Mills spent Friday In Nor
walk.
Buy your Columbia and Hartford bi.
cycles OF Marvin Stocking, who Ii the
agent for this year.
The entertainment by Mrs Heath
which was postponed several weeks ago,
was given at the Meth disc church on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice Dykeman, who has been
visiting In Salem, has returned home.
Eddie Powell has secured q position In
New York.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
The Ladies' Missionary society will
hold q special meeting at the house of
Mrs S. P. Averill on Wednesday after
noon of this week.
Miss KYLE of the Woman's Board of
Missions will speak at the Congregational
church on Sunday next.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
sociable Thursday afternoon and evening
of this week.
w. e. Mitchell and family are moving
into their new home, formerly occupied
by Benjamin Post.
Miss Coleman has reopened her school
after two weeks vacation.
Mrs S. M. Mitchell and Miss Charlotte
spent last week in New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Shepherd of South
ford were the guests of Mrs G. A. Brad
ley over Sunday.
Mrs D. M. Mitchell entertained her
Sunday school class on Tuesday evening.
Miss Charlotte Mitchell has returned
to st Margarst's, Waterbury, after her
Easter vacation.
Very little hopes are given for the re-
covery of Mrs Benjamin Post, who is in
the hospital in New Haven.
J. l.. Mitchell was at home over Sun
Gav.
W. E. Mitchell Is on Jury duty in New
Haven and A. N. Platt in Waterbury.
Mrs Quiutard has returned to her home
in Bridgeport.
Henry Hickox killed Is large black
snakes, one day this week, some of them
over five feet long.
C. B. Pierce Is building a large silo.
Mr. Gates IS building it and A. N. Bron-
son assisting him. Your correspondent
thinks there will be more built in this
place in short time.
The spring term has commenced in
Transylvania with Miss Shelley as teach.
er.
Mr. and Mrs A. N. Bronson spent Sun.
day in Watertown, attending services IL
the Methodist and Episcopal churches
Mr. and Mrs HOLSTER Sage passed
Sunday at Long Hill.
Mr. and Mrs D. M. Mitchell opened
their delightful home to the young PEG.
pie on Tuesday evening. All report 8
happy time.
D. M. Mitchell has rented his farm on
the Housatonic river.
Rev 0. j. Ranges absence at confer
ence, last Sunday, created q feeling oil
loneliness in the consciousness of those
who are accustomed to his earnest
preaching.
A sociable with music was enjoyed a.
the parish house on Thursday evening
The committee having in charge the
wooden mill factory has been making eff
forts, this week, towards disposing of tbs
property to some live manufacturer. Il
is hoped they may succeed. Everybody
recognizes the fact that little more &C
tivitV in the place would not be detri
mental. Several gentlemen from Bridge
port and vicinity are expected to looE
over the property in few days with the
possibility of a purchase.
Where Is our village Improvement 80.
ciety, this spring, with its treasury and
improvements in walks, lawns and tree
setting? 1t has an opportunity.
A beautiful assortment of new goods
for the spring snd summer can be seen
at the Hotchkissville Cash store.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Long HILL.

Mrs Eta Burr ia on the sick list.
Master Eddie Downes has been fin
ed to the house, this week, with cold
The schools all commence, Monday ,af-
ter weeks vacation except the North
district, which did not open until Tues.
day.
George Bevans OF Redding has rented
the house formerly. occupied by Ebene-
ger Sherman.
Mr. Brown, the teacher In the north
district, returned from his vacation, Mon
day night. He commenced school, Tues
dav morning.
Miss Frank French of Monroe Is visit
ing at r. S. Shelton's.
Miss Edna Bolles returned from her
visit home, Sunday, the 9th.
John Hill, an old experienced painter,
ia helping r. s. Shelton.
Mrs Win Turney is very sick. They
think OF taking her to the hospital.
Mrs Samuel Beardsley's hired man,
George, was kicked by horse, recently.
Charles is riding new wheel.
Mrs Sarah French returned to New
Haven, last Friday, to take up her work
after four weeks vacation.
Levi Downes has rented two rooms
over G. G. D0wnes' store.
Joseph Farrar has hired the Stephen
Nichols farm and moved on to 1t.
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OUR NEIGHBORs.
STEPNEY.
rRPNEY's LIVELY NEWS BUDGET.

sTRPNEY's LIVELY NEWS BUDGET.
Miss Minnie Wakeman was a guest,
last week, of Miss Mae Osborne, for q
few days.
Mrs Henry Nichols is quite sick. DR.
Green is attending her.
There will be preaching at the Lower
Stepney schOOlhouse by Rev +. Z.
Braman, Sunday evening, at 6 O'Clock.
The prayer meetings, next week, con-
Quoted by Rev r. z. Braman: Tuesday
evening at Lower Stepney schoOlhouse ;
Wednesday evening at the church and
Thursday evening in the Judd's district
sChoOlhouse.
Edward Beardsley drives new horse.
Mrs Agur Beardsley attended the flu.
neral of her sister at White Hills, Mon
day, April 10.
Mrs Andrew Leavenworth ia in Shell
ton caring for her sister, Mrs L. j.
Wheeler.
The Kings Daughters of the Metho-
dist church hold meeting, Saturday af-
ternoon, In the church. In the evening,
there will be supper from to O'Clock.
Mrs Sylvia NOrthrOp entertained her
daughter, Mrs Moses Hull, her grand
daughter, Mrs l.. V. Slade, and her twin
great granddaughters, Misses Flora and
FlorIne Slade, last Friday, April Z. 1t
was quitela notable gathering, there be-
ing four generations present.
Mrs William B. Smith of Cannon was
guest of Rev Mr. Holmes, last week.
The Stepney Methodist church people,
while regretting the departure of their
beloved pastor, Rev Mr. Holmes, congrat-
ulate him on his promotion, as all recog.
nize his ability and faithfulness as a
preacher OF the Gospel.
Miss Clara Candee entertained, last
MIaa Rnaa Canaan NJ
Mira Merwln Hubbell is critically i'll.
o. X. Waite of New York was a guest
of Peter Agnew, last Sunday.
G.. l.. Smalley finds business hustlinG
this spring. He has all he can do at his
shop.
Waite.& Aguew lost very fine horse
last week.
The Stepney creamery is fixed to hustl,
business now. They have Just put in {
pump for pumping water all over tbt
Mrs WiatOn B. Lampheare of Bridge
port Ia vIsting Miss Emily Seeley.
Mrs Heury Nichols is very sick, under
care of Or Green.
The remains Of Paul Belot wer,
brought to this place on Monday and fu
neral service held in the Methods
church, attended by Rev Mr. Braman
The burial was In the Village cemetery
where ne had bought a lot sereral year
ago.
Lothian Kennels shipped collies, this
week, to Topeka, Kan, and points il
Kentucky, Iowa and Pennsylvania.
Rev Mr. Luddington of Shelton ha,
been the guest OF Rev r. Z. BTaman.
Mr. Metcalf has finished work in the
timber tract of B. Hawley and has NOV.
ed the steam sawmill to Roxbury, near
Mine Hill.
s. V. Nichols OF Bridgeport has been
the guest Of Mrs George Burritt.
w. G. Nichols has been in Bridgeport
visiting old friends In the city.
o. Il. Hull is down with the grip. At
torney Hull and wife of Bridgeport have
been looking after his comforts during
the sickness.
William Ryan, Jr., of Ansonia has Wis
tied among his friends in this village.
Mr. Ryan has been in the employ of the
Derby Electric Power Co., for quite q
long time, and is thoroughly adapted to
this business.
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A WORD OF APPRECIATION.

To the members of the Stepney Sun
day school: The Bridgeport Young
Women's Christian association extend to
you most hearty thanks for the Easter
offering delivered to us from you by c..
K. Purdy. We are glad to know OF your
substantial interest In our work for the
young women Of Bridgeport and vicinity,
and we cordially invite you to visit our
"ROOms" at 226 Main street, whenever
YOU are inAthe city. Gratefully yours,
The Y. W. e. A, (per Mrs j. E. Bird,
general secretary:
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BRIDGEWATER.
TOWN AND PERSONAL VOTING

TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTrNGs.
w. W. Welton was In Bridgeport last
week on important business.
3. X. Weeks visited friends In Bridge
port, last week.
The case Of diphtheria which IL under
quarantine u report much better and no
new cases to date. 1t 10 hoped that the
restriction NAV soon be removed.
Miss Jennie Randall OF Shelton was a
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guest over Sunday. of her aunt, Mrs Reu-
ben Warner.
Charles Weeks of Yale spent Sunday
with his grandfather, S. r. Weeks.
G. Fl. Jessup, who has been away all
winter, has returned to her home in this
village, where it Is hoped she will remain
long enough for US to resume our ac-
quaintance.
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pointed State Deputy OF the Patrons of
Husbandry by State Master Bowen.
Prof william e. Gardner OF Meriden is
spending his Easter vacation with friends
in Greenfield.
Extensive improvements are being
made at the Polly Banks place, recently
purchased by Mr. Stur9es of New York.