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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

/Burban, October 14.--Authentic
news has reached here that 1000
Beers arc encampcd on the Ingo-
go battlefield this evening.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-10-15

Glencoe Camp, October LILO n.
m.-Thc Beers have occupied
spitzkop, nenr Newcastle.
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FRANKLIN co UNI Y.
ST. ALBANS.

There were 600 tickets sold in this city
Tor Montpelier Thursday.
The following officers have been elected
by the Franklin County Fair association:
President, O. b., Johnson, Georgia; vice
presidents, NJ. l.. Asletne, Fairfax and
IL II. Scott Of Bakersfield. secretary c.
a. Oliver, North sheldon; assistant sccro-
tary, T. G. Sturtevant, East Fairfield;
treasurer, q. +. Twigg, St. Adams assist
ant treasurer, -. NJ. Rublee, Berkshire;
auditors, A. Il. Croft of Berkshire r.
Sturtovant of East Fairfield and c w.
Gates of Franklin.
A raid was made at the St, Adams
lIousc owen Marion, proprietor sun
gay morning and several bottles Of liquor
found. The Park cafe +. j. Daley, pro-
grietor was also searched but no liquor
was found.
Tho Universalst church in the city WAS
the scene of large and fashionable we'd
ding last evening, the bride being Miss
Minnfred Greene, daughter of Mr., and
groom Mr.. George NJ. Wood of
dorchester, Mass, The decorations of
the church were of n most clGb-
crate nature and consisted almost en-
tircly Of hot house flowers, ferns and smi-
lax. The pulpit was banked with pink
and white geraniums and grccnery and
Cn the end Of each pew was tied a bunch
pf pink and white carnations and ferns
The Rev. j. O. Bounctt, pastor Of the
church, performed the ceremony. At the
appointed hour Of T. Miss Mary +. Dut-
cher. who presided at the organ, played
the wedding march from Lohengrn's Bri-
dial Chorus, and the bridal party entered
the church, the bride ON the arm Of her
father, being preceded by the six ushers
the bridegroom and best man, Fred II
Greene of Dorchester and the maid Ct
honor. The front of the church when the
ceremony took place, was converted into
q perfect bower, and from the chandeliers
were festoons of smiax and white roses
making most effective tout ensemble
a unique feature of the occasion was tho
ushers, who were six young lady friend,
OF the bride, who wore white muslin viii
white ribbons. They were Misses ida
Greenleaf, Lottie Greene, Laura Clark q
this city, Miss Helen Kenyon of North
field Miss Lena Wood of Dorchester and
Miss Florence Wilder OF Burlington The
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barton. y. II. are guests at Ore Reynolds
A hunting party consisting Of the above
gentlemen accompanied by Ole Reynolds
and wife, II. w. Winch and wife have
gone to the Adirondacks.A Temporary
bridge has been built over the Rutland
Canadian track near Pearl to be used
while the highway bridge is being con-
structed.-Charles Vaughan met with an
accident Thursday afternoon while haul
ing stone for the construction of the
bridge crossing the Rutland Canadian
railroad at Pearl. In driving over soft
ground a one side Of the road his wagon
overturned and one leg was broken lust
above the ankle.
II. g. McCowan is slowly convalescing
from "a severe illness,-Miss Flora Clark
of Wiliston is a guest at r. Gordon's-
Miss Lucy Reynolds has returned from
Cascade Lake, n Y, whore she s)ent the
SUMMERTIME Ladies' Aid will meet at
Mrs. Edison Ufords in Thursday.
ISLE LA MOTTE.
The Ladies Aid society will hold chick
en- pie supper at the vcstry Friday even
ing, oct. Goth, for the benefit of the pas
tor.-Mr and Mss. w. d. Thomas are Wis
iting in Alburgh,-M w. Fisher of Fall
River, Mass, loaded two car loads of APP
pies on the boat Howard this week.
Among those who attended the Dewey
celebration at Montpelier We're Mr. and
Mrs. n. w. Fisk, Mr., and Mrs. Il. S.
Fleury, Mc. and Mrs. n. q. Holcomb, Or.
King and Capt. William Montgomery
The funeral of Mrs. Dyer Hin was held
at the Methodist Episcopal church Thurs
day afternoon. Rev, d. Marvin of AlbuCg
OBLIGATED and was assisted by Rev. VIII.
lam Dunn.-Miss Maggie Naylor has gone
ot New York.-lloward Hill and his BROTH
err of Bedford, i. @, are visiting in town.
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home in Marlboro, Mass-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Landon of Bristol. VT, are visiting
friends in town.. II. Adams, wife and
child left Tuesday for Royalton and later
will go to EPSON. n. H.-NIrs. Mary
(WrighO Kent from Iowa is visiting at
her fathers, Charles Wrignts.-Clara
Walker is to remain in Norwood. n. y,
where she will attend school and TAX"
music lessons.-Charles Kinney and bride
Of New York city are at mis- fathers, 7
l.. Klnney's.
AS the train bearing Admiral Dewey
fIom Vermont to Boston was passing
slowly through the city of Manchester
N H., a pleasing incident occurred. Two
ladies presented the admiral with a beau
tiful rose which was very gracefully ac-
cepted and soon placed upon his coat. The
ladies referred TO were Miss Katherine Il.
Livingstone and Mrs. Charles r. Corey,
both former residents of South Hero.
ALBURG.
Mrs. Della Hazcn and Mrs. Melbourne
Hazon, who have been visiting relatives
for two weeks in Malone and Potsdam
n. Y. have returned home.-The Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church will hold u
fish chowder social at the residence of j.
S. Gordon on Wednesday evening the 25lh
inst.-Gilbert Sabre of Providence, II. l.,
who has been visiting relatives in town.
IL spending a week at St. Hyacinth, =. q.
Will Sable has gone to Lake Dunmore
on a business trip.--A pair of young horses
belonging to Nj. r. Mott which Were be-
ing driven on Eis meat cart ran away Sat
urday tipping over and demolishing the
cart. One horse was badly cut in the
breast The wound was sewed up and at
last accounts was doing well.
GRAND ISLE.
The social which was to have been held
at Edison Ufford's on Thursday il inden.
nitely postponed. Mr.. and Mrs. Ufford hay
ing been called away by the death of a
relative.-Fred Martel returned recently
from an outing i'm the Adirondacks and
brought with him as trophy of the
chase fine deer weighing $50 pounds.
Mrs. Mary Griswold Is on the sick list
Mrs. c. f.. Darwin of North Hero is Al
her sisters. Mrs. Edison Ufford's, wher,
she will spend the winter.-Iienry Smith
Morrill, Smith and John Perley OF Dun
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VERM MONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from 5th pago)

AIR. G. w. Eatchcldcr raised on one-fourth
mn acre of land, 40 bushels of potatoes,
mad 1870 bushels of corn on three-fourths
Of an acrc.-Frank Plaut has been laid up
with the rheumatism since last April His
wife Is very low ana not expected to live.
Edward Machia picked Il handful of red
taspbcrrics Sunday. oct 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
Human Stratton of Johnson spcnt sun
day night with her mother, Mrs. Leandor
Tilison.-Mr. Samuel Deavitt went to
Winooski Saturday to visit his son, Henry.
MILTON BORO.
Miss Mamie Costello has closed her
school on account of illness and returned
homc.--Capt. \. G. Fay and Mrs. Fay lett
Tuesday for Gettysburg.
JERICHO.
Louis Atherton has moved to Crafts
bury.-Nlrs. NJ. NJ. Remington has gone TO
lVnlimantiC Conn, for a Nisit-ReN ana
Mrs j. T.. Buzzel were in Burlington
sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Buzz
Zcll'S niece, Edith Wakchcld.-Mrs. L. {.
Rice of st. Adams is visiting her parents.
Miss Jessie Gibson has been spending a
Few days at homc.-Rev. Earl Wilbur has
accepted a pastoratc in Moadvilc Pa.
Allen Williams of Norwich University
spat Saturday and Sunday at home
Mr. and Mrs S. 5. Thompson of Rurling-
ton were in town Tuesday. and Mrs.
T. r. Ward left for their home in Dcs
MoinCs. Iowa, on "Wednesday. Mrs. Nj. r..
Mead has gone to Mcridcn n. H., Tor the
Ninter-Don Galusha of Vermont Ncau-
envy was at home last wcok.-A. -. Brad
FORD of Swantou was in town saturday
Mrs. A. O. Galusha is visiting in Brat
slchoro.-Sevonty-t tickets were sold at
ths station Dewey day.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WATER WILLIE.

Sallie Child has moved into Corda
Browns house.-'Mr and Mrs. n. r.
Pierce visited friends in Milton over sun
day.-Frank Mcluena of Fairfax was in
town over Sunday.-Mrs. n. II. Thomas
visited in Winooski last Week.-Mrs. Cor
da Brown went to Boston. Mass, on
Thursday to attend school,-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tobin vi Pleasant Valley visited
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG SPRINGS

Miss flallye Newton of Rouses Point n.
y, spent a few days in town as the guest
of Mrs. Martin and Miss Patton.--A straw
load went to Duncan McGrego~'s on
Wednesday evening TO the first chowder
given by the Ladies' Aid of the Congre-
gational church.-Mrs Nelly Hart Wood
worth and Miss Sadie Adams are spend
ing few weeks at the Springs.-Mrs. Ira
Hunter came home Thursday on account
OF the illness of her mother.-Mrs. Frank
Manning is spending two weeks with
friends at Des RIVERS Que.
Mrs. Chauncey Smith of Swanton Is
visiting friends in this vicinity-Miss
Florence Patton has gone to New York
to visit frlends.-Mrs. Beardsley has como
TO Essex to visit her sister, Mrs. Mans
field.
NORTH HERO.
Martin Hazen was married in Berlin.
Conn, on the evening Of Oct 1lth.-The
chicken pie social was quite success on
Tuesday evening, about $40 beling taken
in.
ALBURG CENTRE
NJ L. Ransom, who is confined to the
, bed, remains about the same.-W. War
rem Rockwell and Mrs. w. w. Rockwell
are in Burlington for few days.-Miss
Hattie Sowles who has been on the
steamer Vermont the past season, return
ed home Tuesday .-Epaphroditus Hazen
| died October 5th at the home of his broth
| err, A. J. Hazen. The remains We're taken
to Parisville. n. Y, for burial Saturday
Mr. Hazen will be much missed through
the county, as he has been a peddler fol-
years and was well known.--Mrs NJ. NJ
McMillen has gone to the Springs to visi,
her brother.
SOUTH HERO.
Joseph Phelps and sister. Mrs. Stone
from Nebraska, are visiting friends In
ltown.-B. L. Irish returned Saturday from
his trip to Rochester, N. Y.-Mrs. Walker
! has returned from Norwood N. Y,-The
search light on Mt Mansfield showed YER,
plainly Monday evening-Ted Kinney Is al
home from Waterbury, Miss Hannah
Clark, who has been spending few weeks
at MCs. Harding's, has returned TO hel
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CALEDONIA COCN TY.

Mrs. ]. Livingston is spending week in
Tarre with her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Grilfin.--C j. Bell is erecting tower on
his house and making some other improve
mcnts.-MisS Lytha Sweat is home from
her school this week, sick with the jain
dtcc.-Mrs button is improving, but gains
very slowly.-W. II. Watkins has moved
from the Mechanics block to the II. G.
Davis house.
Ella cole has finished work in Green's
boro and returned Cme--HarNey Kings
bury and wife from Dunvllc were the
guests of relatives in this place few
DAYS last weok-O. T.. Currier IS on the
sick lst.-Justus Page has nccn haNlng "A
severe attack of rheumatism hut is out
acain.-ChcStcr Brown has taken the
hedge away from the front of his house
w. H. Watkins has moved III to the X
&. Davis house.-C. Cole is rcmodellng
the interior of his barns.-Jerry Bronson
IS to finish the fall term Of school in No
10 as SyHa Sweat ras had 10 give ii mp
on account of siCltne ss.-AlrS. Esther
Weeks still continues very ill.-Dr. Weeks
and bride returned Saturday wight from
D trip to Montreal
SHEFFIELD.
Quite n number from this town attended
the Dewey celebration at Montpciier.-
The Baptist chickcn-pie social was held
at Sarah Grays last Friday evening. A
large number attended and report an on
,oyable occasion.-Thc village road has
been greatly improved by the gravel
Ehich the road commissioner has drawn
hcre.-Charlcs Farr and wife, with their
little daughter, have been visiting their
Daughter Mrs. Abertus lla.l.-Dr. and
Mrs. Fillmore are the parents of little
Daughter, born on the 1lth. inst.-MrS.
Moore mother of Mrs. Dir. Fillmore is here
with her daughter during her sickness -
N
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spected by all who knew him.-Alox Mcr
Larcn is on the sick iist.-Clark L. Rakel
died on Tuesday, oct. 10 He had lived Id
town for many years. He was mombof
of the Congregational church and Will Il
much missed 10y the commu.itv.-Mi-s
Carrie Spauldng. who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital "A few weeks ago. was
expected home last week. hut word has
Been received that she has got TO have au-
other operation.-Miss Mary Daniels. who
has suffered with a cancer for some time,
died on Friday, oct 70. She had con-
Quoted a store for many years and will he
missed by many.-A. John Richardson WIS
coming from the Eastman place TO his
home last Saturday, the h0iihack brok.
frightening the horse. which began TO run.
throwing Mr.. Richardson out and injuring
MIN quite badly Tho horse ran into !
tree and was instantly killed.
WESTFIELD.
Mr. Danforth Sawyer of North Wood
stock, y H., has been spending a few
days at W b. Gipn's.-The wedding Z
Miss Elsie Alice Root. daughter Of Nap1-
leon Root and Fred j. Robins of Newport
occurred w ,due~day evening at the home
Of the bride. Mr. and Ms. Robin will lie
at home after oct 18th AZ thei. new resi-
deucc at West Derhy.-Nelson Lauritt ha,
moved to West Derby.-H O. Miller has
sold his river farm to HcrbeCt Langley Tor
S2'".-H q. Reed has moved into Wallace
Wakeueld's house on the West Hill
:. Woodwork has raised five bushels Of
very large potatoes from i've pounds 2
Early Canada seed. lie alsoraised II bush
els of White Giant potatoes from 70
pounds Of seed. Thu Wo0dworthS have be-
gun building a horse barn on their village
lot
BARTON LANDING.
mon Of St Johnsbury are clerknc i'm Ms
Millcr'S stored. c. French and wife q
Boston spout a few days here last week
visiting their son and other friends Thir
ty-siN tables were sold here for tho
Dewey celebration last weeks. 5. Tink-
ham of burlington is in town for few
days.-Mrs. Syivania Seavy, widow of the
late Alden Seavy and long time resident
of this place, died at the home Of her
niece in Albany the llth instant. Funera,
services Were held hoSe At the Methodist
Episcopal church on Friday afternoon and
her remains were buried in the family lot
at Brownington Centre cemetery Her
last sickness was brief, d cold terminating
in typhoid pneumonia. She was about %
yeaVs of age.
ALBANY.
John McLelion is at home sick with
Typhoid fover-Deuuis Mcclure has sold
/ his house IN Lowell stree, to Mrs Sarah
Abhott.-Rev II. W, Hldreth has moved
into Mrs Arvlla Hyde'l house-Anna
Hitchcock is in Boston learning the dCess-
makers trade.-Auother boy came recent.
/ ly to live at Nathan cutters.
CRAFTSBURY.
Louis Cass was called to Northamptot
Mass last Tuesday on account of the
serious illUcss OF his daughter, Mary who
is sick at that place with typhoid fever.
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Tl1c &irhardsnn
Ths 8iclrardsnn
Low Prices on Remnants.
SPECIAL SALE.
Dress Goods, Silks and Lin
ingS.

Our Dress Goods business began early and
has been very large. This results in Our having
a good many short lengths that we offer to-day
at prices that represent large loss to us-and
will prove an unusual opportunity to secure Skirt
Lengths, School Dresses and in some instances
there are yards enough for an entire Suit Please
notice the different lines offered
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joicing over the arrival of a son born
oct. 18th.
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Black Dress Goods.

Some very desirable short lengths will be
found in this lot-consistng of Crepons, Cheviots,
Serges and Broadcloths- handsome mate
rails at ever SO little compared with their worth
Come early.
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MORRISVILLE
HYDE PARK.

James TYndall went to Burlington Mon
day to eater upon his junior year ut the
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Noyes are spend
ing few days visiting friends in Mont-
pelier
w H. Bishop has gone to Lowell where
he will be employed for a month or 50
getting out logs.
The Home Culture club held their Sec
ond session yesterday at the home Of Mrs.
G. s Page. The subject for discussion
was James Whitcomb Riley and his writ
ines, followed by song by Mrs. L. G.
Page
Nj. u. Whitncy's Sunday school class
will give a musical entertainment in tho
town han Saturday evening. Tho pro-
grammc will consist Of vocal and instru-
mental solos and duets and reading by
the class, assisted by Mrs Edith Koclor.
Mrs. Il. q. Page. Chester Lord and f. NJ.
Roscoe OF Waterbury. Lunch will sc
served after the entertainments
Miss Flora Slayton. who was in the en-
ploy Of f. K. Child during the first half
of tho year has secured a position at
stenography with the same firm by whom
Miss G. w. Stevens is employed at Sault
St. Marie. Ont
Miss kinsley has returned from a few
days visit with friends in Calais and
Waitsheld
DIR. and Mrs. W. r. slayton took adj
vantage of the Boston excursicn yester-
day.
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NEWPORT.

Mr.. Maynard skinner and bride have re-
turned and have gone to house keeping
in the Batchelder house on Prospect
strcct.-Mr. and Mrs. Dutton of Crafts
bury are visiting his brother, Rev. j. NJ.
Dutton.-Nlr. Witherell has purchased "A
farm in lrasburgh, where he will move
soon.-Mr. Smith of Enosburgh ia visiting
his daughter. Mrs, f.. Hurlhurt-A j.
Bean has gone to BCstou to spend tho
winter with his daughter. Mrs o. l.. Ben
nott-C. ". Pierce ID lieutenant of volun-
teers. stationed at Fram!ngham, was here
last Thursday. He returned ON the noon
train and expected to start for California
Monday Oct. l6th.--James McCau.ey has
closed his clerkship for Paul Il Waller and
has engaged as clerk at the Newport
house for Sisco Il Hobrook.-Nlrs. J. Cum
bingham has returned from Nashua, y.
H-H. II. Green mas engaged to work
for a collecting agency. he is located in
Western New York-Dr. Page Will soon
move back to North Troy.-rhc jury cas- :
were all disposed of last Wednesday and
court adjourned until after Dewey day
celebration. Since then the court has busy
with divorce cases The last jury case was
State vs.. Fisher of West Derby Fisher
had been tried before for disturbing Il
religious meeting At the first trial the
jury disagreed; at the second trial he was
found guilty and fined s. and costs. lie
appealed to County Court 49, the jury
found him guilty ana Judge Thompson
fined him SO and costs Fred Durham, who
was convicted for manslaughter, was SEN
fenced TO 7 years confinement.
GREENSBORO.
Mrs William Speir who has been in
DOOR health for some time, died very sud-
denly on Sunday night, oct. S. Her funeral
was held ca Wednesday.-The was a
| large gathering at the promenade a r. \.
Ritchies last Friday night to dedicate
his new barn. II was a very enjoyable oc-
casiou.-John King, whose sickness has
| been mentioned in this paper, died a his
| home Cn Tuesday, Oct. TO- He had long
been resident of this town and was re-
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COlOred Dress WeaVeS.


Remnants from goods that cost from 79c to
So. so per yard-and so desirable they, that at
our reduced prices none should miss securing a
share of this offering.
SILKS AND SATINS.-The prices on these
goods will make them fast sellers. The principle
of this store is to always have our stocks clean
for that reason we offer these desirable goods at
the prices we do to-day.
Dress Innings.
Any of these short lengths will be sold at just
half price-your opportunity to secure Skirt and
Waist Innings cheap.
THESE GOODS are all offered at consider
able loss to us. They will be sold for cash-wi
not be sent on memorandum-and no samples
will be cut-iti is your opportunity to secure bar
gains.
One price and cash.-LookerS as welcome
as purchasers.
eKU eRslckaud5o1r
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WATERNILLE.

Revival meetings are ia progress at the
mon church under the leadership of
Kew. Ma Howard Of Jeftersonvile and
Kew. Mr.. ChriSty of JOhnsOn.-A large
horned deer passed throush the south part
Of this village Tuesday.-H. Ewins is much
hetter.-tor st fires have been raging in
l}elNidore for several days.-F. T.. Brown
is shinglins the hotel and expects to take
possession Nov. lst- MrS c. l. HodGhins
started for Washington. y. G.. "Wednesday
" here the doctor IL taking a sud.ial
courso.-Arthur Fairbanks went to Man.
chester, y. H., Wednesday.
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her parents MIR. and Mrs. ELI Wcstover.
Maurice attended the grand
lodge of Good Tomplars at Windsor i1st
weck.-Thc band scranaded Frank Lara
way ou the evening Of his G3d birthday.
They were called in and all had Il good
timc.-Thc young people gave Miss Liz
Zic Whittemorc a surprise party on Sat
urday evening" it being her 18th Dirt nday.-
George James left a squash at the pOst-
office which measured three feet and three
inches long and Is inches around. w j.
Wheclock has placed a beet beside it
which measures - inches in circumf"r-
cncc and weighs five pounds.-John Smith
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. John Thonp-
son. at North Hyde Park. this week. Mr.
and Mrs. William Chase of East Fletcher
visited her father, Ami Leach last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howe of Hard
wick visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Potter, last week.
JEFFERsONV1LLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Styles have gone
on a business and pleasure trip to Boston
and Holyokc, Mass, to be absent about
two wccks.-Miss Phoebe Powell of Essex
has a music class in this place.--Thc
scarch-lght on Mount Mansfield was seen
hero every evening during the wcek.-R.
$. Fuller has commenced work on his new
store at Cambridge Junction.-Thcrc was
a very pleasant gathering at the home #
Morton ana Mabel wv nltCOmnD ltaWlcN
October 10. and some beautiful and useful
presents were left to remand them of the
nth anniversary of their mariage.--G. y.
Lease has decided to gut up a steam mill
here to manufacture boat oars.-Gailon
Stnson and Halle Fuller have gone ia
Burlington to attend the business college.
Among the visitors here the past week
were Mrs. Smith liebb, Martin Powell,
Elsie Dickinson from johnson. Mrs
SchoolCraft has returned from Milton
where she went to visit her daughter
The next meeting of the Croscendo club
will be held at the residence of DR.. Il. II.
Bushnell next Friday evening October 90
MORRISVILLE
Mr.. William Whipple of Boston came tc
town Saturday for "a short visit TO his
parents
Mr.. Jackson of the Brooklyn side is NOV.
ing his family to Craftsbury.
\. NJ. Burke has purchased the prop
crty on Park street lately occupied by j
J. Billings and owned by Mrs. D. l.. Ed
ton of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Whitney and Franz
keniicld started Tuesday morning fol
Gettysburg
Tn" body of Mrs. Louisa Dotv, mothc,
of S. b. Doty, was brought from Bostor
Monday evening", the funeral services be-
ing held at the home of 5. b. Doty Tues
day at 100 The remains were taken tC
Elmorc for intcrmcnt.