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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Interesting Municipal Contest

ROANOKT. "a. March 1I-(SpecIaIl-
poanoke is lust entering upon.a most IN
toresting municipal contest which rs l"
decide who shall represent the city in me
Council for the ensuing fiscal year ~
has already been shown that the peop'e
are growing tired of the present man
oeement Of affairs. and think that more
economical administration OF the ti'Y
Government would be preferable. u rs
now plain TO all that bitter hght wiz
be made between the ms ana 'he p'Ip,'
- ,ha civ The fight over the election
CIV Treasurer will also be hotiy
contested. Charles w Thomas, the M
eminent. who has held the ONCE for
three successive terms, is candidate iot
rn-election. and IS very popular lie VIII
he opposed by Captain r. y. workman am
" ~ the best-known and popular clll-
a,
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llattings.
Lace Curtains.

Cash purchase in Mattings causes such
wonderful prices:
Great values at u IL, 10, 10 2-S and zoe.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOST A BLACK CLOTH CAPE ON
Third street between Broad and Main, or
on Broad street between I"enty-iouFth
and qwenty-sixth. The finder viii be re-
warded IL left AZ 3O5 east Main street
NH i2-lt'
LOST, LAST NIGHT ABOUT )
o'clock. between No. 20 west Broad
street and Third and Broad, SQUARE
BLACK PURSE, containing little less
than s. and one small key. Finder VIII
please return same 10 Nj. MAKO -
RITE RANFASTE No. 90 west Broad
street. Reward Will be paid. NH l2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

ALI. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
estate OF my husband. the late w. T.
RONI. will please come forward and set
lie without further notice. Any one hay-
ing claims against the estate Will present
the same 90 me Tor payment
Mrs. NJ. II. BOYL Executrix.
NH l2-it' No. 100 M0sby street
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TIusIin Underwear.

Tomorrow at 10 o'clock we will open
another great manufacturer stock OF
Muslin Underwear, to be sold at half
prices.
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Hamburg and Swiss.
A Mans White Shirt for soc.

Another week we will offer our mi
less bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

Calling attention to the above notice.
I beg 10 state that II IS my Intention 10
add 10 the comforts and conyeniences al-
ways offered 10 It's patrons BY TINS old
stand. The Restaurant AZ wei as ms
lO-cent Lunch Counter VIII De condufttd
on a strictly fret class plan. \ good
dinner served for % cents.
4 share OF your patronage viii be APP
preciated by. yours truly, ....
mh ~ 4. Il. MOHIhf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
MEETINGS..


THIS IS s'T To SNso1riIfFSYY ALL THE Pro.
FIR;ETEDMiEN's BANK TO meet at tho
Third-street Methodist church MON
DAY NIGHT, March the 18Th, az
o'clock. to hear the report or ex-con~
gressman George -. Wise and Giles Is.
Jackson. who succeeded In getting tho
bill through Congress TO pay back tho
money 10 the depOsitOrs OF the Freed
mems Bank. il rs important for az 20
turn out, as valuable Information VIII ~
given as 10 how and when the money
VIII he paid and how much you VIII DO
entitled 10 under this act or Congress.
Very respectfully,
CHRIsTOPHER WILKERsON.
NH Fit Chairman.
ODD-FELIOwg COMMIT. ~uo
TEE.-The various officers OF EYXa
AN the lodges Of Richmond Vff3&S
and Manchester, and also -,
committee OF five from each lodge, WIZ
meet THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
Tie Elks' IOdgc-rOOm, corner EitVtnit
and Marshall streets, AT 800 O'Clock
Odd-FellOws generally welcome.
MANLY Il. RAMOS,
for Committee Independent order odd
Fellows, mn l--is
MEMBERS OF FRATERNAL. "A
LODGE. No. 90. A. +. and A. NJ: "
Attend a stated communication n ~
your lodge al Masonic Temple
MONDAY EVENING AZ 7sD o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and translenS
brethren are fraternally invited.
BY order Of the WOrshipful Master.
H. BOTTIGHEiMEk.
~ i2-sub2dMts Secretary,
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IECTIHES.

LECTURES ON RENAISSANCE IN
ART,
by MISS DORA DUTY JONES BEGIN
MING MARCH 18th, at the JeHsrsVh;,
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Personal.
A cam TO THE PUBLIC.

A IAWD TO IHE FtBEfC'
I HAVE SOLD TO MIR. +. r. MUIR
PLY THE CAFE AND RESTAURANT
heretofore conducted by me at No. ul5
east Main street next 10 Dispatch oiheel.
Ny friends and patrons Will please ac-
cepf thanks for the generous support ex-
tended TO me IN the past, and | ask a
continuance OF the same FOR my sue
oessor. Respectfully J. J. BURKE
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UmbreIlas-3 Specials.

Mons 900. Snsnenders for 2ac.
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~ 2-F,su& WHIST. warm
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15
The MaryyiIle Times.

Entered at the Post Office, Waryville, Tenn,
Second Class Matter.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

Monthly meeting on College Hill
Tuesday. The College is especially
fortunate in having such a wide-awake
Committee.
The members of our Faculty will
give a series of three lectures at each
Of the following places: Bearden, Belle
Avenue, cambridge, Hebron, Madi-
sonville, New Market, Rockford and
White Pine. This lecture scheme has
already begun and will he of service
to our College and to the people in
these respective towns.
The Senior Glass put In good time
last week during their vacation for
Commencement. The people will
soon have opportunity to hear the
wonderful eloquence and wisdom of
this famous Class.
Dr.AS. w. Boardman lectured to
the Peoplesof Belle Avenue Church,
Knoxville, on Friday evening. His
subject was: s.Some Historic Persons
l have met" The people enjoyed this
lecture as rare treat.
Spring has come at last and several
of the students are already arranging
for some pleasant mountain trips
which will be grateful change from
i wearisome routine OF College life.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

--sffe isxec,niee { runNee az tae
DvArd .. Duectvls he.a ihciI regular
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

Michaels. His work was very good
as was also that Of Mr.. A. G. Hull
who also recited. The debate be-
tween Messrs Broadly and Dlckey on
the question Of whether or not Mary
vile should be Incorporated was
laughable and enjoyable. The de-
cision was handed down to Mr.
Broadly of the affirmative. Mr.. Ma
guire gave select reading and the
Athenian by F. l.. Webb closed tht
programme.
R. Sherman Boardman has beer
quite busy the last few days teachin!
for DR.. Wilson, Miss Andrews, any
DR.. Boardman.
~ sefier;tpie-.i4 ,oa4s. s'ssfp.@ MI. Z
itor, may you and yours, and 4
Y good paper "prosper."
h very Respectively.
4 Mrs. Laura Bicknell Thorn,
! No. 4, 9th Street, Columbia q
I Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15
GREENBACK.

A great many of our people are
feeling quite unwell, among whom
and OF latter date, are Messrs Rev.
j. L. Kerr, John w. Woods and
VIM. Craig. The last named being
very old, but until right recently
in moderately good health.
A nice new coat of paint on the
residence of Rev J. T. Kerr adds
to the constantly improved looks
of our town.
Rev. s. P. Fryar has been work.
ing at the carpenters trade (?) so
to speak, this week by way of con-
structing an old fashioned ash
hopper.
The smiling and genial faces of
Mr.. Silas Pearson, and wipsome
daughter Miss Annie of Trjgonia
were pleasant visitors of our town
recently.
Miss Julia Bashor an intelligent
and highly respected young lady
as well as an efficient milliner of
Knoxville has just recently accept
ed position with D. ]. Greer and
Co. at this place.
The writer of these notes who for
the last several weeks has been
"shut in" for the most part owing
to i'll health, gratefully acknowledge
es his gratitude to those of his
friends who so kindly contributed
to his pleasure on last Saturday
night at his home by the usual
mode of such gatherings, viz: music,
games and usual chat.
Quite an interesting Sabbath
School was organized at Pine
Grove on last Sunday. ]. F. Ham
montree was elected Supt. J. r.
Tedford assistant, and w. A. Woods
secretary. Teachers were also APP
pointed as follows: Ira Harmon.
tree, Misses Cora Hammontree
and Cora Kerr.
Mr.. Ira Fl. who takes special
interest Tin the music department.,
is in comm unication with the A. J.
Showalter Co. Dalton Ga. for sup.
plies in behalf of the musical part
of said schooH
We also have an interesting
school here in town as we'll as at
Sinking Creek
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15
EWING.

April 10.
We are having another Easter
snap.
Rev J. G. Ritter preached an in
teresting sermon for the congrega-
ton at E. and J.last Sabbath.
We understand that Rev. D. M.
Kerr will be the preacher at
the E. and j. College until August
next.
w. V. Cation, one of our Gravel
Hill merchants talks of selling out
and leaving the Hill.
Miss Mae Hertzler, of Knox Co.,
was the guest of Miss Flo Key, last
Thursday and Friday week. Miss
Macs brother and sister are in
school here.
Misses Mamie Smith and Ella
Taylor of Knox County are spend.
ing few weeks at Ewing, taking
art lessons, from Prof. 0 l.. White.
We understand there will be nc
entertainment at the close OF the
Spring term of School.
Pryor G. Key is home from Lyons
View.
We received a copy OF the Tay
lorsville Democrat containing the
marriage notice of Pryor G. James
iformerly of Blount Co., now O
Birch Bay, Washington, to Mis-
ITilie Poland of Taylorsville. The.
lhave our loving wishes, for man!
Happy anniversaries of their wed
ding day.
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Advertising Rates.

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contract 80 per. cent off and IL month con-
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BUSINESS CARDS. one inch $500 per
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COL. c. NE w S
EDITORS
Chas. N. MagiII, Fred. l.. Webb.

SiloS. ~. MdSIii, TTGu. l.. WSOLa
AS per announcement In the col
lege notes about month since, ours
galaxy of base ball stars appeared int
the little farce comedy "a Bunch Of
Hits" last Tuesday afternoon, in the
presence of fine crowd of college
and town fans. The same day Moi
fetts Burlesque Company of Knox
vile, playing in "The Pokeberry
Boys; or the game We-uns Lost"
came over and gave us matinee.
The above is only another way of
saying that there was very one sided
game on the M. c. diamond, between
our pets and brother Motifs contin-
gent, made up of three professionals
one Southern League man, three
University boys, and three crack am
ateurs; and that M. G. cleaned up the
whole layout, as is customary. Mary
vile lead off and scored three in the
first to the Reds blank. Second
raised M. c. five points and the visit
ors chalked one. The third was a
NIKE to both but the next batting
change made it 1911. Both drew
blanks in the fifth and sixth innings
but some of the finest work of the en-.
gagement was done right there. The
seventh brought the home boys two
more runs and it was at this stage OF
the game that the only home run was
made. Praytor saw something com.
ling his way, made tremendous
swipe with Biljo's Pearidger and the
ball hasn't been seen since, but Mr..
P. lost no time in chasing hirnsel
round to the home plate. The eighth
counted nothing and the only thing
scored in the ninth was one by Knox
vile, closing the game and leaving
the score at 1872. Taken in som,
ways it was pretty game. The M
c. pounding out two and three bag
gers with no effort whatever, Will
seldom did visitor reach first. Johl
( McCulloch Of the old ga IS team
a held down the first bag and like a
tostrioh took in everything. If thel
lis anyone man ON the team that de-
serves special mention, that man
A. B. Goddard, guardian of our ii
terests in the left field. Four time
did he glue his grab alls to the hors
hide in long flies, when it seemed u
terly impossible for any one to sto
it. The work of the battery was a
: most faultless and the general wor
was such as to elicit much commend;
ton.
> One of the most commendable feature
: was the perfect order and quiet Of til
= large crowd of visitors. We hope I
). entertain our friends some time in tn
II future and if ever the Braves OF til
{ Tribe of Mofflt enter into contest wit
" us they will find foemen worthy
their steel.
The Athenian Literary Society ga,
their monthly entertainment for Apr
in the society hall last Friday nigh
. A very good audience was presel
and very good programme was pr,
sented. The Quartette was presel
with one number and the new Ath
Man Quintette made appearance wit
a very much enjoyed selection. I'll
Orchestra favored the meeting wit
few very enjoyable numbers. M
w. +. Lewis one OF Mrs. Wesl's ii
pills reciled GLOW thry saved
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15
SPRING
= rs HERE
AND

Your xindos coming and are all expecting royal ume
Vine poogranhs make presents When have that glorious eun
nc vou order group of it. By strict attention and honest
work our trade growing day. Our show case full ar specimens
r ces are as low quality will allow We guarantee best satisfaction
YOU run no trading with u.s. our customers are our o
~, - .roda All work Glass; best order assured
poe attention and all customers and visitors we 90 all
,d d outdoor work Bring picture want copied We will save
youmoney work. All mail orders promptly heo. Dec our oho"
case next week Come ard avoid the rush.
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We were glad to learn of the
speedy home coming of the 4 Tenn.
1t is true we have no special friends
in that regiment, but we are in
sympathy with the joy of those
who have.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

,. Il. Moore of this place while
Uniting his horse, struck his re- I'LL
yer against his saddle discharg- ma
it shooting himself through the It
hit leg Wa
y. t. Vanhook is ca"s's"ss '"tee's' ap1
Next Saturday III the New Provl-
dence Church there will be held al
Missionary Conference of the Stu
dent Volunteer Band, Y. NJ. c. A.,
Y. w. q A. and Young Peoples
Societies of the town. The morning
and evening ses siohs will be popular
and Miss M. E. Henry, DIR. Board
man and the various pastors will be
present and address the conference.
Thefafternoon session will be especial
|lyl devoted to stu dents and student IT.
terests. All are cordially invited to
these meetings.
A The Y. NJ c. A. on Sabbath after
nj DON was lead by WE Lewis
Subject: ''Helped BY the Hdy Spirit. /"
Mr.. Lewis made some APPROPRIATE
remarks as an lntroductionN % the
!subject. Alarge number took part,
making the service one of special
interest. A
j Prof. H. A. Golf delivered lee
ture in the Presbyterian Church at
jacksonville on last Friday evening.
Although the weather was inclement,
very fair sized audience heard the
lecture, "The Average Boy Pro,
fessor was very kindly received and
. his lecture was highly appreciated.
Miss Annis L. Bradshaw, who has
been first assistant of Prof. ]. t.
Miles, 90, in Grassy Cove Academy,
) was present at Chapel on Tuesday
morning. Miss Bradshaw is grad
uate of Greenville and Tuscu.um Co
: lege.
Prof.,S. T. Wilson, after severa
days' illness, was able to come t
College on Tuesday morning and i
; now hearing all his classes. Thu
;, many friends of Professor are glad
> indeed, to welcome him back on tn
) Hill.
Prof. E. B. Waller went to Hebron
J. last Friday and delivered his lecture
IS 1.-TWO Great Cities-London an,
e Paris" The people of Hebron CAV
l. Professor hearty reception and en-
p joyed his lecture.
/ Mrs. William Thomas, wife of GU
K genial Tanltor, is quite i'll. The stud
: ents and faculty extend their sympa
thy to the family In their affection.
. Prof. Horace L. Ellis conducte
. the prayer meeting on Tuesday even
- ing. Subject: "Character Building.
. The meeting was one OF speclf
! interest and profit. After introdue
C tory remarks by Prof. Ellis, Messr
Mcguire R. B. Elmore, Hubert Lyl
and Prof. Waller and DIR. Boardma
&c made excellent talks on the subject
II The Alpha Sigma and Athenian Qua
t. Tets gave some special music whlc
At was appreciated,
:, Zoe Bfeady called at Prof. ]. I
Barnes last Friday evening. He bs
:, came SO fascinated that he stayed II
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

The City Bakery is
now prepared to furn-
ish you ice Cream.
Her IAN Rueter.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

Observation-Disclosures.
,. b. Moore of this place while
uniting his horse, struck his re-
yer against his saddle discharg-
it shooting himself through the
hit leg.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-04-15

Zoe Broadly called at Prof. ]. c.
Barnes last Friday evening. He be-
came so fascinated that he stayed till
70 o'clock. In order to cut off ex-
cuses for electric lights, Joe turned
off the lights from II to IL o'clock.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

Rev. VIM, Paul preached last Sunday.
Miss Madge Smith isquite sick with the
grip.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Cox have returned
home.
James Eastman went to Montpelier
Monday to attend school.
Rev. G. A. Ellis is at the hospital in
Hanover, having had an operation per
formed on his left arm.
About noon last Saturday the town
house was burned. Everything in
the two lower halls was saved except
the piano, but everything in the Masonic
hall was burned. Ii is stated that the
town ball was insured for $500 and the
Masonic hall for $3.50.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

Very important decisions were
made by Chief Judge Taft, presiding
in the county court Thursday at Bur
Iington in the liquor cases Of the state
against several parties who sold liquor
These cases are petitions for injunc'
tons by State, Attorney Brown, the
petition having been filed on Apr. p,
is9s. and heard on the following dav.
The Injunction order was filled and
the Injunction issued. At the follow
ing September term Of court demur-
rers were Overruled and the COM
plants adjudged sufficient The de-
PENDANTS were ordered to answer by
December 20, and this not having
been done States Attorney Brown
claimed a decree for the orator, which
was granted. This makes the tenn
porarv Injunction against each OF the
defendants named in the case perma-
nent. II remains to be seen how etlec-
tive this course will prove in suppress
ing the liquor traffic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

Stephen Norton is convalescent.
o.. 5. Garretson arrived in town from
Buffalo, n. Y, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnnie johnson OF Barre
are visiting at b. l.. Vests.
F. W. Farnham WAS confined in the
house several days last week with a severe
cold.
Thomas Wilcox, who has been visiting
at John Hammers, has returned to his
home in Lebanon, n. II.
Joseph Moody, an aged resident OF this
town, is quite i'll and but slight hopes OF
his recovery are entertained.
The little daughter OF Clarence Moore
has been quite sick the past wee X, attend
ed by DR.. Milliken OF Post Mills.
There was a sale OF real estate OF the late
John f. johnson at his late home last
Tuesday and Charles George had an auc-
ton at his farm Saturday.
VIM. J. Knox OF Pittsburg, Pa, ac-
companied by his wife, is here in he in.
terest OF the furnace. They are staying at
the Eagle Hotel, West Fairlee.
About a. m. Thursday, while Charles
Doyle was in the act OF emptying a Stag
pot, il exploded and he was badly burned.
DR.. Milliken OF Post Mills was immedi-
ately summoned At first twas thought
his eyes were burned so badly he might
lose his sight, but he can see and is now
considered out OF danger.
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Mrs. Imogene 0. Goodale has been quite
sick for a few days.
J. b. KenWorthy will move to tue Cor
win farm in Royalton soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pierce and son have
gone to ROyaton for a week.
RIA. Pierce spent last week In Royalton,
returning here Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nj. T. King went to Randolph Sun
day to visit her mother and sister.
o. +. Tracy and II. ~ Madison OF Chel-
sea were visitors in town last week.
Miss Luna B. Farnham, who has spent
few days in Royalton, returned here Fri
day evening,
Mrs. John Hall OF Lebanon, \. H., who
was a guest at W. W. Swans, returned to
Lebanon last week.
Mrs. Gracia Z. Sargent has recovered
from her late severe illness and has re-
opened her dressmaking rooms.
J. II. Griffin OF Chelsea, a popular mem
Der OF Whitney post, has gone to Man
chester, y. H., for some months.
Archie Goodale passed a part OF last
week at Hon. d. c. DenisOn's in Royalton
as the guest Of Borodel Woodland.
S. c. Cillev goes to New York city to.
day to spend few weeks with his mother
and sister at their home in that city.
Mrs. }. c. Chadwick, Miss Annie Chad
wick aud ID. S. Phillips of Bethel were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Allen last
week.
Chas. II. Allen went to Pomtret Satur-
day for a short visit, after which he will
60 to Montpelier to take situation in
hotel.
By the breaking OF new gear recently
placed in A. ~ King & sons gristmill,
work was considerably delayed the latter
part Of last week.
The school board organized last week by
electing John F. Bennett chairman and d.
f. Chapman clerk. The board is in
Guandary because OF the action OF the
town in refusing to instruct the board to
build a suitable schoolhouse for Nos. !
and IS schools. II probably will have to
expend a sum equal to half the cost OF
new building in fitting up some building
for the use OF the schools.
To Albert Whitney and James b. Ken
worthy, former selectmen, is due a large
part of the credit for the reduction OF the
town debt. They were pioneers in getting
the rate Of interest reduced and In stop
ping the leak produced by the non-pay- |
ment OF interest. They had the interest /
on the town debt computed and paid an
nually. Mr.. Kenworthy, it will be re- /
mem bered, after having loaned the town /
a large sum OF money at 5 ID per cent for /
a term OF years, proposed to fund the town /
debt at / . per cent aud in this way |
brought about the funding of the debt at |
this rate OF interest. The present town
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

with local applications, rs they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional disease and in or
der to cure il you must take internal REM
edies. Halls Catarrh cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not a quack medicine. IL was perscri bed
by one OF the Uest physicians In this coun-
try for years and is a regular prescription.
II is composed OF the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect com 3 nation OF the two in-
gradients is what produces such wonder
full results in curing catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Toe.
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-03-23

Grace Meade was a guest at 70. Aliens
last week.
Harley Ward has purchased a horse OF
Orlando Thayer.
/. o. Thayer is in Montpelier at county
court as juryman.
Frederick Ruiz has been quite sick with
grip the past week.
Leon B. Allen is a; home from the wv.
NJ. for a short vacation.
Frank Dibble has been filling AFRO
Boyce's ice house the past week.
Alice Webster is thought to be gaining.
She IS being treated by Christian science
now.
Misses Bertha and Faye Wardner OF
Randolph spent a number OF days last
week with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob WRrdneT.