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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

1t is reported that Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt has declined the presidency
of the National Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

observation-disclosures OF committee on
library extension of Nebraska Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs:
"A library is an essential part of a
broad system of education. and a COM
munity should think it as diegraceful to
be without we'll conducted library as
10 be without good school,"
The Nebraska State Federation Of
Women's clubs through its Committee
on Library Extension respectfully sub
NIT the following suggestions for a pro-
gram. which may aid in the develop.
ment Of library interest throughout the
state.
1. Poetic quotations on books and
libraries.
2. The public library-its value to
community.
3. Nebraska's library laws; Consult
the revised statutes)
4. Does Nebraska need q library
commission and travelling libraries!
What could be accomplished for Ne
braeka by such legislation, and how can
it be secured?
The committee has reason to believe
that the club women Of Nebraska are
imbued with the library" spirit and
that each one will be interested in cir
culsting a petition which should be
signed by the public spirited people of
the county, club women. leading bust
ness men, farmers and their wives,
teachers. and others.
The petition might read: "We, the
undersigned, residents Of - county,
Nebraska, in the interest of a more in
telligent and contented citizenship, and
in the desire to see Nebraska maintain
her position in the front rank in pro-
gressive education, do hereby petition
our representatives in the Nebraska leg
islature to put our state in line with
Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Indi-
ana. Iowa. Kansas. Maine. Massachus-
etts. Michigan. Minnesota, New Hemp
shire. New Jersey. New York. Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Vermont and Wisconsin
by enacting law creating a Library
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

ing colors Of pink and white. with rose
for its emblem, and the words Mutual
goodwill and mental growth" for its in.
SEPARATION. has been received. The Of
6cers are: President. Miss Latson; vice
president, Mrs. Lipp; librarian. Mrs.
Tracy; treasurer, Mrs. Eckman; record
ing secretary, Mrs. Campbell; CORES
ponding secretary. Mrs. Kingsbury.
The program for the year has been
arranged as follows:
October l
Hostess-Mrs. Campbell.
Address Of welcome President
October Is
Hostess David
Roll call How l spent vacation
Washington's administration
Mrs. Tracy
Colonial writer's Mrs. Kingsbury
Early American sculptors
Miss Workman
Merchant of Venice, Act L.
October 90
Hcstees-Mrs. Ecknan
Roll call Quotations Bryant
Adams and Jefferson's administration
Mrs. Williams
Revolutionary writer's Miss Vedder
Early American painters
Mrs. Taylor
Merchant Of Venice. Act III.
November 5
Hoetess-Miss Latson
Roll call Quotations Burrs
Madison's administration
Mrs. Vedder
Paper on wood engraving, etching,
photogravure Mrs. Stewart
Merchant of Venice, Act Ill.
November 10
Hostess-Mrs. Lipp
Roll call Quotations Woman
Monroe and Adams administrations
Concord writer's Mrs. McMasters
American women artists and sculptors
Mrs. Lipp
Merchant Of Venice, Acts w and v.
December 8
Hostess-Mrs McMasters
Roll call Quotations Thanksgiving
Jackson's administration
Mrs. Campbell
American historians Mrs. Eckman
Picturesque Washington Mrs. David
Parliamentary drill Miss Latscn
December II
Hostess-Mrs. OLaughhn
Roll call Quotations Emerson
Van Buren,, Harrison and Tyler ad-
ministration Mrs. Kingsbury
Cambridge writer's Miss Workman
Paper on art Mrs. Robinson
Pronunciation test Mrs. Tracy
December 81
Hostess-Mrs. Robinson
Roll call Quotations Longfellow
Polk, Taylor and Fillmore administra.
tions Mrs. Taylor
Early American magazines
Mrs: Williams
Art galleries of America
Miss Veddar
Othello. Act /.
January IA
Hostess-Mre. Stewart
Roll call Quotations New Year
Pierce and Buchanan's administra-
ton Mrs. Robinson
Natures essay lists Mrs. Stewart
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

The exhibition OF the Nebraska c.
ramic club opened in the Her Grand
hotel in Omaha, on Thursday of last
week. There are some new exhibitors
in the display, while some OF the former
ones are absent.
The exhibit all through is 80 inviting
that it is difficult tn mention the most
attractive pieces. Besides it is very ex-
tensiye and the excellence of the work
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

The Current Topics Department Of
the local Woman's club met Friday at
3P.M The situation in the Trans
vasl and the Filipines was discussed.
Miss Marian Kingsley of the High
school gave q talk on school Room
Surroundings"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

Nine. Sarah Grand will come to A
merica in January and will lecture On
the Human Quest and "Mere Man.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01
can only be appreciated by seeing it.

can only be appreciated by seeing it.
These are the ladies whose clever
work makes up the display: Mesdames
s. I. Lund. Fannie Bschman. r. Will
son. @. A Wagner, M. F. Morrill,. j. C.
Comfort. Ida Harr. ]. @. Morrow, D.
Lincoln. G. F. Bergner, S. G. Wright,
Misses Ada Wilcox, Edna Martin. VIVA
Park, Mabel Truax, Blanche Snyder
aud last in mention, but one OF the first
10 excellence, Mellona Butterfeld.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-12-01

aud last in mention, but one OF the first
10 excellence, Mellona Butterfield.
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford will
give two copies of "Old Madame" with
her autograph on the title page, 10 the
Lucy Stone table at the coming Suffrage
Bazaar. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe will
give an autcgrsphy Of her "Remine-
cences," Mrs. Livermore several copies
Of my Story of the War;" Miss Alice
Brown her meadow Grass." Miss Lii
liam Whiting 1.-THE World Beautiful,
Prof. Ellen Hsyee, Of Wellesley, her new
book on mathematics, and more vol
umes are constantly coming in. Will.
lam Dean Hnwells and John Hay have
each given q book to the exhibit of
their respective states. Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Kingsbury has sent to the Lucy
Stone table one of the earliest works in
behalf Of equal rights ever published in
this country, Letters on the Equality
OF the Sexes and the Condition of Won.
en-" by Sarah M. Grimke, of South
Carolina. This volume long antedated
the organized movement for equal rights
1t has been for many years out Of print,
and is very rare. Mrs. Kingsbury esti.
mates it's price at s5.-Woman's Journal
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bought and che will probably return with
the rest Of the family to Marketable.
WASHINGTON.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Harry ". Morehouse of Bristol was
the guest, last week, of Stephen More.
house.
Clarence Robinson is to return, this
fall, to the school at Cheshire for anoth-
er years study.
Miss FloreI &c Robinson will enter In.
gleside seminary about October 1.
The family VINO have occupied W. A.
Watts house have returned to the city,
and Mrs Peck Beach ia now occupy ing it.
George Crowther has good success in
the gardening business, this year, ard
has arranged to take more land another
season.
Dwight Wilson has traded bis pair Of
fancy Arabian ponies with DR. Wooding
of Watertown, securing something extra
fast in tr0tter in return.
The schoolhouse near Walter Newton'e
has been renovated In the interior. The
plaster wall overhead has been removed
and wood ceiling substituted. George
Crowther and men have had she contract
for cleaning all the schoolhouses.
Contractor PriDdle has taken the joE
for remodellng the residence Of Court
land Trowbridge, which will take till
January to fiuish. Mr. Trowbridge's
family have moved to the Wadsworth
house.
Mrs Seccomb is having an addition
built on to her barn, for the convenience
of her man.
R. 8. Barnes is building a barn or
Goose hill. Charles Fem has the con.
tract.
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BROOKFIELD.
,ROuND THE CENTER.

Sheriff Hawley is entertaining bis
brother and wife from New York.
Miss Theo Skidmore returned to hel
school work at Northf1e]d, Mass, Mon
day.
Miss Lucy SsgeDdorf has visited hel
sister Florence in New Haven.
The circle of Earnest Workers" will
meet with Miss Josie Smith, this week.
Mr. and MIS- Walter Smith and daugh.
ter, Sallie, were guests Of Miss Sara
Fairchild over Sunday.
Mr. Houseman's family are again at the
bungalow" for short time.
Mrs r. 8. Curtiss and Miss Chloe have
been away fer weeks rest.
The praise service at the Congregation.
al church, Sunday evening, was listened
to by about 200 people and was thor
ougnly enjoyed by all. Your correspond
emit believes no other town in this state
has had such treats in the musical line az
Prof Greene has given Brookfield this
summer and to show how thoroughly
these recitals have been appreciated the
last recitnl far exceeded them all.
Miss Gaia Aarup has closed her house
and return ed to New York. Miss AaruI
and Miss Haywood, with little Marie and
Jennie, will be greatly missed and we al
ready look forward to their return mex
summer.
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Adams grove was conducted by loca
speakers. There was good attendance
and over $500 was raised, to be used foI
building pavilion for smother year.
D. Fl. Disbrow and Miss Mamie Dis,
brow visited in Woodbury., last week.
Mr. and Mrs Miles 81. Disbfow had ar
outing among friends out Of town, last
week.
Daniel Murphy Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was in town several days last week.
D. H. Disbrow commences his duties
at the Dsnbury fair grounds, this week,
as superintendent of the cattle depart
ment.
At the democratic caucus on Saturday
James S. Whitehead and Homer L. Wan
zer were elected delegates to the State
convention.
Norris Hatch has been sick for several
days and is attended by DR. Gordon Of
Danbury.
Tobacco cutting is finished and WAS
put in in good condition.
There was no service at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday.
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LONG HILL.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
Miss Louise Coe went to New Haven,
last week, to attend the Normal school
another year.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Wheeler spent a
part of last week In their cottage, with
friends, at Fair field Beach.
John Mahoney attends the Bridgeport
High school.
Peter Gabler and family have returned
from Fairfield Beach.
Miss Edna French returned to Shelton
last Monday to resume her studies in the
High school.
Mr. and Mrs p. j. Brennan have moved
from Mrs Mora Hawley's into Frank
Vince ler's tenement house.
Miss Carrie Walker ia visiting In STRAIT
ford.
Prof n. M. Shilstone has returned
from weeks outing st Fairfield Beach.
1t is reported that William Gabler and
family are going to move to Shelton.
Mrs r. Eastman is entertaining rela-
tives from New York.
Mr. and Mrs F. L. Turrey and Robert
Turney are at Fairfield Beach.
J.R. Vail and family, who we're stay.
ing at Mr. Turney's through August, have
returned home in Brooklyn.
E. M. Beardsley and wife have return
ed home.
George Jennings ia not yet able to re.
turn to his work in Bridgeport.
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MARKETABLE
FOR VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS

FOR VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS.
Last week Mrs Bryant again opened
her grounds. for the benefit of Marble
dale, to the Village Improvement society
tor sociable. The entertainment con-
sisted of tableaux and music. The exhi-
oition was held in the barn, which was
handsomely trimmed and curtained. Al
ter the program was carried out a social
season was enjoyed and refreshments Of
CAKE and ice cream we're served. The
occasion was success, both in pleasure
and profit. Thirty dollars we're realized
for the uae OF the society.
WISE OLD HEN.
After this who will say that hers are
Without a glimmer of reason and a con-
siderable tact. A very remarkable proof
of this perception bias been given quite
recently. A week or so ago, q hen wac
taken to Coaer d'Alene cottage, Spectacle
lske, to furnish last Sundays dinner.
she readily accepted the situation, and
quietly and happily fed on the lawn,
sirglng and returning each night to her
roo-t. When TIE day arrived on which
she was to be slaughtered, behold she
mad left IN her barrel fine large egg, 81
course with the promise OF more to fol
low. This was accepted as ransom
Her life was spared and a substitute
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BRIDGEWATER.

DEATH OF SHERWOOD A. LYON.
Entered in to rest at his home on Main
street, Friday. September z, 1900, Sher-
wood A. Lyon. Funeral services were
held on Monday, September 10, at the
Congregational church, burial being in
the Center cemetery. BE is survived by
hia wife and and one daughter, Mrs G. A.
J. Queckberner. The sympathy of maaY
friends goes out to the sff1icted family.
Mrs james Morgan of Morris is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Edward Can.
field, for few weeks.
Mrs Adelia Smith is entertaining her
sister, Mrs Mollie Ruggles of New York
Citv.
Mrs G.. Henry Smith, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry Smith, has
returned to her home in Kent.
Eli Roberts and Master Fred Roberts
spent Saturday in Danbury.
MISS Lucy Bennett, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Morris, has returned
| to her home in Winsted.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver EVitts Of New Mil
ford we're the guests Of friends in town or
Sunday.
Mrs A. G. Morris and Mrs Alvira War
ner leave town, this week, for Wood
mont, where they will spend two weeka
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BANTAM.
CHURCH NOTES.


Rev Mr. Wakeham of the Methodist
church, Litchfield, preached in the Bap-
tist church, Sunday night, to full
house. AT the close of the service one
young man was baptised.
The Circle of Kings Daughters will
hold their annual meeting, for the choice
of Ulcers for the year ensuing, in the
vestry of the church on Friday evening,
September IA.
Mr. and Mrs Leman Brundage were
made happy by the arrival of son, born
Thursday, September 6.
Miss Alice Wedge of Bridgeport is Wis.
iting at Elm cottage.
Everett Beach left, Monday for anothe,
year at Williston seminary.
School opens next Monday, September
II.
Miss Bessie Keuney is a pupil in the
State Normal scnool at New Haven, pre-.
pairing for teacher.
Miss Agnes Rave1 scroft has entered q
hospital in Sing Sing, N. Y, for two
years course of training as nurae.
A party of Bantam young men are
camping on the shore of Bantam lake,
this week.
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Fairfield County.
EASTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH INTERESTS
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
was observed at the Congregations
church, Sunday morning. The people
were very glad to welcome back Their
pastor from bis vacation OF two weeks.
The regular meeting of the Endeavol
society was held Sunday evening, led by
Miss Hattie T. Perry. The subject was
Common Duties"
Next Sunday morning Rev NJ. Sher'
man of the Baptist church will occupy
the pulpit in exchange with the pastor,
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
The Sunday evening services we're re-
sumed, last Sunday, with good attend
ance. They will be continued through
the winter.
Next Sunday. Rev R. II. Sherman will
exchange with Rev E. P. Aver.
The many campers have returned from
Pine Creek, reporting a very pleasant
time. A friend from Bridgeport, who
wss visiting them, narrowly escaped
death by drowning, but through the
GOODNESS OF Hugh Mcclellan he was for
tunately rescued.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Sherman have been
entertaining their friend, William Range.
MIS- w III. WEEKS Has IetuIueU 1IOu
her visit In Boston.
Peter Peterson has accepted a situation
in Bridgeport.
s. D. Powell left on Thursday for Law.
renee, L. l., where he will tutor one OF
his pupils for the coming fall examina.
tions at Yale.
James S. Tyler and wife and little
daughter, Mary, recently spent several
days as guests of his mother in Noroton.
Schools opened Tuesday, September 4.
W. M. Gallup returned to his duties at
the Academy, which opened with sever.
al new scholars Miss Nichols of Boston
is teaching at the Center school.
A gay party of young people, inclu-
ding DR. c. L. Banks and family, we're at
M. E. Banks, Sunday. In the afternoon
the crowd enjoyed straw ride in an OK
cart.
Mrs 81. G. Mcclellan and children have
returned from Fairfield Beach, where
they have been spending two weeks.
Miss Louie B. Turney is spending a
few weeks in Shelton.
Mrs Thomas Cotter, Mrs Casey and
Miss M. A. Wemmerus of Bridgeport
The class of young ladies who are
Miss Lucy Aver, met, Saturday afternoc n,
at Academy hall. Any others who wish
to join the claes should attend the next
me- citing, Saturday, September 10, at 8
O'Clock.
Mics Annie Lineburg of Derby is visit
ing at S. NJ. Osbo1ne's.
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HUNTINGTON.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.


Miss Danielson and MRS Herbiston an
daughter have visited the Misses Plat.
They returned home to Pittsburg, Pa,
laet week.
Ray Herrick OF Westfield, Mass, was
guest at Century farm a week ago.
Miss Wilkinson returned home to
Manchester, N. H., after a few weeks
visit with her brother, John Wilkinson,
week ago.
Wellington Wilkinson and family re.
turned to New York last week.
Miss Phebe Beard started for Framing.
ham, Friday, visiting friend in Filing
ton on the way.
Miss Flora Beard has returned to
South Orange to commence her school
labors.
Mr. Hubbard has vacated the Wood
place.
Master Clayton Platt of New Bedford,
Mass, is visiting at his grandfathers g,
| Delos Piatt's.
The school commenced Monday with
Miss May Donovon as teacher.
Miss Cora Bennett has returned from
visit to her sister in New Brunswick
N. j., to her school duties in Shelton
| Mrs Mary Wooster is spending few
DAYS at James Webster's.
Miss Helen Beard Of Shelton was the
guest of her cousins, Winnie and Annie
Beard of Wells Hollow, over Sunday
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Rainy Day Skirts.

WE KNEW YOU'D CARRY
off those new. rainy day skirts we
told you of last week. the ones at
So. 90. but we didn't think you
embarrass us by taking them away
so quick. However we're glad to
say there are some more just in.
Tailoring is quite as smart as were
the last, and the cloth too with it's
Pretty plaid back is as iron-like as
it is stunning. Only 1898
ANOTHER NEW RAINY
day Skirt is OF heavy black Melton.
This skirt is highly tailored. has
6 rows of stitching around the bot
tom. is shaped like the most ex-
pensive skirts, Only So. 60
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SOUTH BRITAIN.
DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN.

DEATH OF AN AGED CITIZEN.
After a short Illness of only two daya,
Ira Bradley, aged SO years, passed away
on Monday at 80 p. N. He was one OF
the firm of Bradley, Hoyt & Co. and was
an old and respected citizen of fireplace
Funeral on Wednesday at 2 O'Clock.
Miss Hattie Booth is visiting Miss Lot.
tie Curtiss.
Mr. and Mrs Nickerson Of Bridgeport
were the guests of Mrs w. e. Mitchell
over Sunday.
Miss Daniels is in New Milford attend
ing the fair.
Mrs Cassidy has been quite i'll but il
improving slowly.
Mrs G. L. Mitchell and Miss Ruth
Mitchell expect to start for Union City
Pa, the last of the week, to visit Walter
Mitchell.
Charles Marshall and family are NOV
ing into Mrs Jennings house.
Mrs: Metcalf: is, entertaining her little
sister from Newport, r. l.
Mr. Noble and son from Bridgeport arr
at Anson Wards.
Miss Bessie Pierce is attending Kim
balls school of music in Waterbury.
The Congregational parsonage is look
ing very nicely in new coat of paint.
The whist club meets with Miss Susie
Mitchell on Friday afternoon.
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OXFORD.

ALL COMING TO THE NEWTOWN FAIR.
Oxford people were the recipients of
fine shower on Thursday evening, last
week, which effectually laid the dust fol
few days, but was of little or no bene.
fit to low wells and streams. A number
of our citizens are intending to 20 out OF
town to some of the Fairs this month
and 1t is likely that the preference OF
many will be the Newtown fair.
r. G. Robinson has leased from Land
lord Riley of the Oxford house the sa.
loon and pool room and will apply for q
license.
Frank B. Andrews and wife returned
on Friday last from visit OF about
week with relatives at Pine Orchard.
George NorthrOp of Chestnut Tree hill
captured swapping turtle which weigh
ed SO pounds and was so large it would
but just fit in flour barrel when itf
part of the week Mr. Northrop was out
hunting with small fox TERROR dog
which discovered some raccoons in tres :.
Northrop shot two or three that were in
the tree.
At the caucus of the democratic party,
Saturday, there was fair representation
from different parts of the town. E. B.
Treat was chosen chairman and G. W.
Hoxie secretary. The following dele.
gates were elected To the state conven,
ton, F. A. Leeke, F. B. Wheeler; con.
gressional, F. Il. Downs, F. B. Andrew !;
senatorial, John e. Hinman, Charles B
French, William E. Chatfield and Albert
K. Pope. The delegates were voted the
privilege of choosing their own alter.
mates.
The board of registration are to be ir
| session in the Town hall on Saturday,
the 22d, from a. m. to 7 p. M for the
purpose of admitting as voters those
and are found qualified. Those who are
admitted can vote at the election of town
Ulcers the first Monday in October.
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REDDING.
THE WEEKS DOINGs.

THE WEEKS DOINGS.
Miss Bessie Read is entertaining her
friend, Miss Cobbs, from st Louis.
Miss Emily Jennings of Southport is
visiting Misses Sarah and Olivia Sanford.
Misses Emma and Ruth Reid are at
tending school in Providence, r. I.
Robert Osborn left for q preparatory
school in Syracuse, N. Y, on Monday.
Rev A. B. Sanford of New York and
Mvron Sanford OF Middlebury college,
VT, were recently in town calling on
friends.
Miss Belle Nickerson of Washington,
D. c., and brother, Hezzie, spent Labor
day with their parents.
The delegates appointed to the differ.
ent conventions, at the republican eau
Gus, Saturday evening, were A. j. Todd,
Everett Gorham, Nathan Perry and
George Sherman to the congressional ;
Jesse L. Sanford, Henry Duncan. Frank
Lee and DR. n. Mansfield to the senator
| ial convention.
John Mcdonald had the misfortune,
Monday, to fall and break his arm.
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NEW MILFORD.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
OF last Thursday night The sum of $50
was realized out of the lawn party at
Mrs C. K. Wright's.
A. L. Conkey received Mason &
Hamlin "Orpheus, Saturday and exhio-
tied the same at the Fair" 1t certainly
is fine instrument.
Mrs Merritt Hill Is slightly improving.
J.J. Wallbanks is officiating at the
depot as baggage master in place of Asa
Chaplin, who ia home sick.
William Hamlin, Jr., is no better.
Mr. Bowers of New Haven was In town
on Tuesday.
One day last week the inhabitants of
Bank street, who at the time were swell
tering in the heat, we're startled on hear
ing sleigh bells. 1t made them wish the
time for them had arrived. 1t was all =
Joke played on one Of Kenney's clerks
by the other clerks.
Mrs Bessie Leonard Seccomb of St
Paul is visiting Mr. and Mrs Noble Ben
nit and other relatives.
Hubert Thomas has sold his fast horse,
"Ivory NJ" to 1. B. Dudley of Bridge
port, and bought another likely horse,
yale Boy" of New Haven parties.
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
Miss Hunt of Ballston Spa, N. Y, is
our teacher for the fall term.
Mrs Baldwin furnished an immense
bouquet of asters for the church on Sun
day.
Mrs Kirkland and little daughter OF
Lancaster, Pa, visited her sister, Mrs
Payne, last week.
Mrs Richard Stone has spent few
days With Miss Roberts.
| Fl eaix Library has manv new book:
ard lew members have enrolled.
| Mr. Wolcott has returned for three
weeks stay.
Miss Mabel Marsh has returned from
weeks visit to Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs Barnum tertaine(
Brookfield friends, recently.
Mark Wheeler and wife of Dutchest
COUNT, N. Y, made their annual visi
at F. E. Baldwin's and Mar bledale rela
tives, last week.