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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-06-07
Gaysviue.


P. NJ. Nye was in Bethel the FIRST Of the
week.
Vernon Cutler of Penaeook, n. H., IS
in town.
Miss Flora Tucker is working for Mrs.
I F. E. Steele.
Almon Nye OF Boston is visiting at his
uncle's, P. NJ. Nye's.
| Geo. Hardman OF Essex, Conn, is board
{ ing at Arthur Billiards..
There was quite a large attendance at
the eantata both nights.
Charles Angel OF Brookheld visited in
town few days last week.
Rev. Carleton Hszen preached at the
Cong'l church last Sunday.
Martin Wyman, Jr., and wife we're in
Bethel the first OF the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Steele spent a couple OF
days in Mortified this week.
H. A. f. Richardson and wife OF Rox-
bury are visiting at Eugene Wilson's.
Mrs. Abbie Young Belknap OF Connec-
ticut died last week after long Illness.
Charles Black burn OF Nevada, formerly
Of this place, is spending while In town.
Mrs. Kate Sawyer OF Exeter, n. H., is
visiting at her fathers, Elbridge Whit
combs.
Miss Mary Leonard OF Penacook, n. H.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Leonard.
Mrs. F. V. Hassam and Mrs. W. F. !
Hasssm and Miss Fleda visited in Royal |
ton Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Hszen and Miss Julia Trask Of |
Rochester visited at Mrs. Charlotte Leon
ards Friday.
Hugh Ralph, wife and child from Bos- 1
ION are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Martin Wyman, Sr.
Dea. McCollom and F. W. Hazsn are
to the Sunday school convention
It Newport this week.
The Ladies' society OF the CongV
burch will meet with Mrs. Isaac Jones
thursday OF this week.
Several from Bethel attended the
Dream OF Fairyland," here Friday even
ne and all report a good entertainment.
The first Sunday OF June was cornmun-
1n day at the Congregational church.
ieorge aud Howard Mason were taken
lto membership on that day.
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Royalton.

. hu1 dlNUus
Mrs. L, II. RumriIl spent last week 1-
I BrOokdtlf.
Mrs. J. b. Morse is at her home here far
! the summer.
River Junction.
Mrs. Ida Savage and son returned froa
Bethel last week.
r. A. Pierce aud family are IN Tn.
bridge for a visit.
VIM. Hayes went to his home In Bel.
lows Falls Tuesday.
Nj. ID. Mason is a victim OF the grip iof
the second time this year.
Lewis Gay from Brsintree spent sgs.
day with his wife at ID. A. Pecors.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has so far recovered
that Mrs. ID. {. stearns Is at home.
Western Union and railroad telegram
Instruments were replaced In the stat6a
here June list.
Mrs. A. 7. Dsnforth was elected des
gate TO the state convention Of Cong
churches in Newport.
Mrs. Laura Holden from Randolph saa
Frank Bowman from Ipswich, :. b. hsvs
been recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. &
kinney
Three years ont OF four chipping spst.
rows have built nest and reared Their
young ~ cactus plant hanging on M.
Vim. Rixs porch.
The Children's service next suniH
promises TO be OF unusual interest Ms
Eastman IL staying In Royalton this week
TO drill the children.
Mrs. A. V. Adams from Barnard spti
a few days last week With Mr.. and Mr.
A, 3. Kinney, and Is with DR.. aud Mr.
W. L. Paine this week.
Mrs. Henry Dutton and Miss Flora
Iaggart are elected delegates from tie
Cong Sunday school 10 the c0unty con
vention at Springfield today.
The body OF j. w. Hobart, formerly
superintendent OF toe Central Vermont
K. X, was brought here last week and
buried in the Howe lot ia Pleasant Hill
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Granville.

| K. J. Flint was in town Tuesday.
( Mrs. Fred Viuton OF Montpelier Is !
/ guest at E. {. Hlbbard's.
Herman Ford crushed his foot quite
badly while working In the mill-yard sat-
urday.
Mrs. Mitchell Johns and son, Heman, OF
stafksboro are guests OF Mrs. Chas. Nc
Iutire.
quite party from here enjoyed ride
and picnic at Texas Falls last week We'd
nesday.
ball at Warren May %, and all report a
good time.
Frank Page, who is working for 5. II.
Kent, has been staying alto. K. Eatopis
for few days, he being sick.
J. Higgins OF Middlebury and fishing
party from Albany, N. ~, snd Boston.
Mass, stopped two days last week at the
Central House.
DEFERRED.
Bert Bostic has returned home.
Mr.. James was in town a day last week.
Henry Hoyey was in town Wednesday.
Mr. MeRay and Harry Clark are in
town.
Mr.. Fuller and family were in Warren
Tuesday.
Lou NJ. Whitney is at home for a short
vacation.
SIR. Ladue aud Miss Maud were in town
Saturday.
. Medos LaFoun.ain went TO his home in
Canaan last Thursday.
Ed Hemenway went to Ontario, Can,
Wednesday, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carroll and dauph-
ter are boarding with Allie Briggs.
Dan Hemenway has gone to visit his
laughter, Mrs. Freeman Chandler, in
Tacoma, Wash.
Edwin Shirley got hurt quite badly
With an axe last Thursday while playiny
With bis brother in the wood-shed. They
were obliged to take six stitches in the
wound.
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The Best of An and

~ essr aiiy years Ms Wlnslouzs Soothing sv-,
~ - 80 4sed ~ mothers far theIr eblisrs,
h--t-- s,llAs. Are yos disturbed AZ nirbf -
.LeAen ~ your rest By sick cana su=e-7-s. -
tIylls = IN pala % cutting teeth h =, - !.
49, tqr children testhlna - r.fss Il 5.-5
ii., ~ lll relieve The HooT lIttIe sa-sr.r ~
- ~ tena zpea Is uathers there i -,
---..-r 80 y. az cures diarrhsa -rsrafs+ss -
$3.50 = SO laFess, cares eind eai =. sosfs-s ~.
i.l-ees llhsulrlatian sd efVas 49, 80
s--.it ~ .r NOE sFstsEI4 Mrs w-frrIo5.-s-
80 syrup for chi f1ran taet - = -.r..-. :.
80 - E.s. ~ prescription - one - ne ii ~
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- re Ecrla- Price - s5fsre -
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NeTsnIre.


Mrs. Lackey returned home SATURDAY
night.
Mrs. Oscar Carlton Is visiting her sol
/ in Boston.
c. p. Dickinson from Chelsea was IN
town last Saturday.
Miss Sadie brown from West Fairlee i
working for Mrs. Parshley.
The village school was closed Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week
Miss Mamie Titus is doing tablework a,
the Orange County hotel in Chelsea.
Hugh Clark has finished work for Mar.
TN 4 son and is now Al work at Copper.
field.
Misses Edith aud sadie Hanson from
Washington visited Mrs. Parshley last
week.
Miss Mira Page from Haverhill, Mass.
visited her aunt, Mrs. ;. II. Martin, last
week.
Rev. J. b. Richardson preached at the
church last Sunday, giving an excellent
sermon.
Mr. Townsend is now drawing the milk
from here to the Riverside creamery in
Corinth.
1t is reported that Rev. Mr. Dodge will
preach at Corinth Corner in connection
with his labor here.
Several from this place attended the
Memorial exercises at Post Mills and
Chelsea last Wednesday.
Mrs. Blake Locke from Corinth, ac-
eompanied BY her brother from the West.
visited friends In town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p Mnrey from Lyme
visited their son, Fred, Monday Mrs.
Morey will care for him at present
. a
Cong'l church next Sunday, June 10th, in.
stead OF June nth as reported last week.
Henry Bastow has gone to Barre and Il
taking vacation from driving the stage.
His place Is taken at present BY his father.
All those interested in the rebuilding Of
the Nershire creamery are requested 10
meet az the town hall Saturday at one
o'clock.
Letters received from Mrs. Drake say 1
mat she Is now in her old home at Wards 4
ooro and enjoying rest aud visit with 4
her parents.
Mr.. Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. {. =.
stanley we're appointed a. delegates TO
he conference at Brookfeld from the
'hurch here.
Mrs. Gertie Reynolds Aidrich, who has
,een stopping here with her parents
lhee her husbands death, was married to
ID. Mclver OF Barre recently.
Mrs. Bowley OF South Corinth, mother
= Mrs. ;. II. Martin OF this place. died
Hay 18th, aged y years, ? months and 10
lays. She was hugely respected by All
nd many will mourn her loss.
Mothers lose their dread for "that ter
IDLE second summer when they have
". Fowler's Extract OF Wild Strawberry
q the house. Natures specific tor bowel
omplaints OF every sort.
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We Want 900 Men

In esch town in Vermont 10 yse 49,
sons English Liniment. This lini1,s-,
VII not raise the dead nor make The biirS
see, but i viii soften and grow borss,s
toot quicker and better than snv otb.-
reneay ever placed before the public m
= al actlai cure for all diseases Of tie
Iees' and = equally as good for sore bsrE
10 snollaeis- sFrains, contracted cor5s
sweliings and wounds az an Lf-,,5- 49,,
BY al dealers. Price 81 ryerts - = ~
our money hack IL not sstisses NJ.
james ". Foster Co., Mrs. snd Prom
5ath, ,. II. For sale b. Leon No.
Randolph, Vt. rev.
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Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Carlyle. Of
Wschita, /. t. He writes: Electric Bit
tiers has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrofula.
which bad caused her great suffering for
years. Terrible sores would break out or
her head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but now her health
Is excellent Electric Bitters is the best
blood puriner known. It's the supreme
remedy Tor ecZema. letter, salt rheun.
ulcers, boils aud running sores. Ii slim
ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expeIs
poisonsi helps digestion, builds up the
strength.
Only 30 cts. Sold BY Drew & Leonard
Randolph, druggists. Guaranteed.
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DEATH ot HnttIe IMitchell.

On Friday noon, June 1st, Miss Hattie
I /. Twitchell passed from this earth life,
after a brief sickness Everything was
4 done for her thai medical skill and loving
care could suggest. But the disease, whicn
| vas tuberculsr meningitis, was, from the
/ first, beyond the power Of human skill
/ and love to arrest. Hattie was the only
| child OF Mrs. Genie TWitcheli, aud the
widowed mother had built many hopes
round her bright and promising daug hter.
Hattie was the Joy OF the mothers heart,
the light OF her home and the hope OF her
life. she was a very happy split, and
had a good deal OF wit and mirth in her
makeup. Her affections were not OF the
timid and clinging kind, but they were
buoyant and liie-giving. This made Der
a iRvOrlte with the old as well as the
young. The men and women whom she
greeted by the way with her Joyous smile
and her happy "halloon were drawn to her
as 20 a woman, and not to a child She /
had 3 bright intellect, and was an IN
usually fine scholar for her years. Though /
but fourteen she led her class and would /
have been among the graduates from our |
High school next year We cannot now /
understand why such helpful, promising |
lives should be called so soon 70 he high |
er life, but sometime we shall understand. /
II heaven resps large harvest from the
most brilliant promises OF youth, we shall
AAhN ~ hhu ~ AnhA Auls was ell W uEaA
/ he tide OF life GIBBS from these bodies OF
ours and leaves them lying on the shores
Of time like stranded wrecks, and the
waters OF the infinite, which break upon
no shores, shall sound in our ears, then
shall we "see as we are seen, and know as
we are known"
The bearers were four cousIns-the
children OF four brothers OF Mrs. Twitch
'll-Misses Mabelle aud Edith Green
ind Otto V. and Ransom A. Green. The
BODY was laid to rest beside her fathers In
be family lot at Stockbridge.
Besides the relatives and friends OF the
own, there were present at the funeral ;
he uncles, Rev. X. A. Green OF Lowell,
lass, and o. +. Green OF Long Island, 4
nd the aunt, Mrs. Jenuett Chadwick |
nd husband, and the dear cid grand.
ather, Milton Green. The funeral service
vas condueted by Rev. z. A. Reed at the
Iniversalist church, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Warner.
The church was most beautifully and | ,
la borately decorated; the flowers were
and the lovely white casket was
III receptacle for the body IN which
welt for few years pure, sweet soul.
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Sherburne.

F. NJ. Plumley went to Rutland Mon.
day.
Il. F. Noyes Of Rutland was in town
Tuesday.
Rev. Frank W. Hszen OF Pittsheld was
in town Tuesday.
Warner o. Bates came home from
Stockbridge Monday.
Rev. Arthur W. Stone Of West Rutland
was IN town Saturday.
viii Davis made a flying trip to west
Bridgewster Monday evening.
Mrs. Oscar Cotton and Mrs. George
Boutwell, visited Mrs. Abbie Pratt Tues.
day.
Mrs. Ellen Hsdley OF West Bridgewater
was 10 town recently, visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. II. Minor.
RI. Rev. A. {. A. Hall aud Rev. j. c.
CANADIAN went to Ply mouth SUNDAY
where the bishop preached.
Only one remedy in the world that will
at once stop itchipess OF the skin in any
part OF the body; Doan's Ointment. Al
any drug store. 50 cents
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As soon as Mrs. Smith was able to be
moved she was taken to the fort at Bethel
village and was in this fort when Royal
ton was burned 10 the latter part OF Sep
TEN Der, 17S0. As soon as the alarm oc'
casioned by that event bad subsidized, Mrs.
Smith took her babe in her arms and
mounting her horse rode to Cornish, re-
turning to Bethel in the spring OF isl.
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Norm Innhrinre

Mrs. Mary Freeman Is visiting her par-
euts, Q. T. Slack and wife.
TINS funeral OF Mrs. ID. ID. Giles was hal5
lasf Saturday afternoon at her late resi-
dence, Rev. j. II. Dickson officiating.
The rreewiil Baptist quarterly associs.
ton met 81 this church last Friday con.
tlnulng Until Sunday. Owing TO the in
ciemency OF the weather, the Attendance
was smaH until Sunday when the bouse
vas mice. Several churches in the ssso.
cation were represented bv pssfors 49,,
delegates. anu
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THURSDAY.
10a.m. Organization.
1880 Business.
II Holy Communion, Rev. S. A
Parker, Bethel.
2p.m. Y. p. {. L., Winnifred Harper
Cooley, Rutland.
2:3O Sermon Learning from the
Past" Rev. j. r. Simmons, Woodstock.
3 Address, Rev. {. E. Ordway,
Windsor.
$3.50 Address, S. S. WORK, Mabel
Rogers, Woodstock, and others.
Sermon, Rev. (. n. Gold
thwsite, Felchville.
7:30 Praise service, Rev. w. Z.
Counden, Hsrtland.
Occasional sermon, Rev. G. E.
Coliey, Rutland.
FRIDAY.
$40 a m. Praise service.
9 Reports OF parishes.
10 Business meeting.
II Closing sermon, Rev. +. +,
Adams, Rochester.
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Tnlrersallst AssociatIon.

The annual meeting OF the Green Noun
tain association OF Universalist will be
held at Bethel Thursday and Friday, June
18th and 18th. This association includes
Rutland and Windsor counties. The pro-
gram is as follows:
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TO THE MAN WHO THINKS.

o. ooK yourself squarely in the face and 500
H3I if you are not half ashamed TO be vifbo't
W. Ivory Soap in your house. Worse than this
l-1 your wife is without it. 1t is bad enough
tor a man, though man often doesn't care how,
his comfort is mis-spelled. Bot woman misses an
these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap
is one; its great potency makes it actually CHEAPER
than yellow soap for general work 1t floats
-l----- ----- .---- d -----.-
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'Tisn't safe to be day without DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident IS go
ing to happen.
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small IN size and great tn results are
De Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills that cleanse the liver and bow
Morton, Randolph.
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Fred aud Simon Russ are visiting in
town few days.
Mrs. Patch and son, Alberton, were in
Randolph Saturday.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Robert Dickerson ana
little son, Frank, spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Bethel.
w. Z. Mcpherson, while painting on
the station roof here Tuesday afternoon.
met With an accident which might have
resulted quite seriously. He fell, head
hrst, from the roof near the order board
bot caught rope so that he struck on his
feet, spraining MS ankle and upsettin0 q
can OF paiat on top OF his head.
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Mothers lose their dread for "that ter
rlole second summer when they have
Dr. Fowler's Extract Of Wild Strawberry
~ the house. Natures specific for bowel
complaints OF every sort.
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and Mrs. R. W. Rockwell during the past
week.
Mrs. Arthur Langabcer, of Tacoma. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
day.
Misses Ollie and Leta Young spent Sum
day at Stones Landing.
Mrs. Clark Smith left on Wednesday 10
I join her husband at Girard, Pa
Mr. VIII Woodwork and Miss Anna
Jorgenson. OF Kent. were in town on Fri
Mr.. Ray cavanaugh, OF winlock. is Wis
ittng former friends in town.
Mr. Sidney Boucher and Mr.. Thomas
Coin, of Kent, were IN town on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pantzke left on
Tuesday for weeks visit with relatives
In Ellensburg
Mrs. A. L. Barber and daughter Miss
Arlene, returned on Monday from sedro-
Woolley.
DR.. 6. f Hoye. Mr.. ]. Boyd Tailman.
Mr. j. w. McConnaughey, Mr.. G.. b. LAM
ping, Mr.. A. T. Van De yanter and Mr..
Friday.
Miss J. o. e. Young went 10 Hoquiam
on Thursday, where she will be a guest
at the home OF DR.. and Mrs E. L. Hurd.
Mr., NJ. NJ Hinton. OF Melrose. Ia, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Bissell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland III. Denny, of Sc
attic were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Kellogg on Wednesday.
Mrs. f. s. Curtis. of Seattle. is visiting
Misses kathryn, Mamie and Ella Dofan.
OF Seattle. are visiting their parents on
Green river.
Mr.. t. a. Hanson. OF Arlington. was in
Mr. John North and Mr. r. Wiser, Of
Chicago. are visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r.. Bissell.
DR. and Mrs. O. Taylor and Miss A.
Shinn, or Kent. were In town on Friday.
Mr.: Thomas ]. Spaight OF Black Dia-
mond. was In town on Monday.
Mr.. August Toellner, of South Seattle.
was I'm town on Friday.
Miss May Beebe visited In Seattle on
Monday.
Miss Maud Osborne OF Wabash. wa. the
guest OF Mrs. J. F. Young on Saturday.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Knicker-
booker.
Mr.. Adam SPOTS. Mr. A. Linquist and
Mr.. 2. f. Patten returned from Nome on
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Dolan arrived from
Alaska on Wednesday and are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dolan on Green river.
Miss Hulda volhart. of Portland Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. z. A. Sweet
Miss Edna Hale visited in Seattle on
Monday.
Mrs ziba Smith. of Kent, was in town
Mr. r. w. Rockwell is spending a few
weeks in California
Mrs. Long, OF Seattle, was the guest OF
Miss Clara Lacey on Tuesday
Mrs. b. w. Inglis and her sons, Frank
and Otis, of Wabash. we're In town on
Friday.
Mrs. Louis Rosendale visited her parents
at South Prairie few days last week
Mr.. A. Sauer. of Tacoma, visited friends
In town on Sunday.
Miss Myra Stowell. OF Seattle. was in
toyn on Friday.
Mr. IL. Cooper. Of Enumclaw. was in
town on Tuesday
Mr.. Martin Lacey was In Tacoma on
Saturday.
The ball on Friday evening given by tho
Auburn band was largely attended and
one OF the most pleasant social events for
many weeks past About seventy five
couples were present.
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AUBURN. Aug iS-Mrs Fred r. But
terworth. * Seattle, visited her parents.
Mr. arid Mrs. l. l. Scott on Thursday
hast
MgS y. Henderson AZ Carbonate. vis-
tied friends In town last week
Miss kRthryne Nicholson. q Tacoma -
The guest % Mrs, II. r. kinkA3o on Green
river.
Misses Gersio ana Mabel HARRINGTON. Of
Seattle. were guests az their sister. Mrs.
J. Young, on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Hawiey. of Keut,
We're IN town on Friday
Miss Emma GEstafynu and Miss Clara
Henderson are spending a few weeks with
friends IN Carbonate
Miss Blanch iauhschcr, OF Seattle is
the guest az Mrs 5. a Crisp on Green
river
Miss Mary Hayes. cf Olympia. ard Miss
GuSsie Rogers, Of Kent. were guests os
Mrs Mary Boyle on saturday.
Miss Bridget Wizard. % payaiinp, visited
friends here on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. X. PantEke were in ss-
attic on Monday.
Mr.. Homer Clark and Miss Norma Nc
kenzie. Of Kent. spent Friday In town.
Mrs. J. L. Duckworth and Mrs Hale
are spending q few days at stones Land
ing.
Miss Dean. Miss Myrs Dean. Miss Les
ter. Mr.. David Kelly and Mr.. r Dean, OF
Seattle. were guests at the home OF Nr.
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weeks past, returned to her home We'd
Miss r.ottie Aliardt. Of Oakland. Is tho
guest y Mira J Igoagiaaa.
Rev John W. Ellis who has been ~
Aberdeen during the past week. returned
10 Seattle wednesday.
Mrs. ". II Bachteu ~ CcntraiiA. was
an Aberdeen yiEiter Thursday
Mr. " q Eliis has been spending the
Mr. j. ". Clapp was in Aberdeen Tues-
Gay. en- route 90 Seattle.
Mr = A. Yates ard 3r Hobsyt Wilson.
~ Chippewa Fails. Wie.. arrived IN Abas-
deem ihis week and wiA locate here per
Fuanentiy
SIR T J German. q Portland. was In
the city during The week.
Mrs sarah Picker and daughter, Mis4
Raia. are enjoying an outing AZ cahasses
beach.
NJ ard Mrs. n. Dowpsy and daughter.
~ Fremont we're In Sire city during thn
week. en route TO Cohsaget
Mrs y. w. Mullen ard family are enSnd-
lag a fsW days a. Pacific PARK.
Mr James G Smith and family returned
THURSDAY from weeks stay az West
Nr A w narkisy haa bern spending
several days al Wesfport and North cove
Mr. z - henn. VINO has been quite
Rev A. II fsacGey. u D.. u tsntirs
with his family oa The q. A u. grounds
at WestpoFt.
Mr. ftA f-AtHN anu W = " AsAklsi4es
% shelton, we're IA the cisy the firsi o.
the week.
Miss Mabel Mckinley has retained from
a summers visit with relatives 81 Cabot
MIA, and u preparing 20 resume her p2ai-
ton fn the public acng1sA
Rev ". y. Crawford and family are
spending a couple Of weeks at CohnE&et
Mr. \ A. Fqnpe. % Toledo. spent the
early part 81 the week visiting With
friends IN Aberdeen.
Mrs Charles r. Green ~ visiting friends
and relatives at Pinehurst. cohasss;
beach.
Among the Seattle visitors 70 ABERDEEN
during the week we're Mr. and Mrs w. L
Baldwin, Mr.. Daniel Fcran. Mr.. John