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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-01
WAsHINarnn

Miss Eleanor KInzie 81 Barre r.a.s
friends here recently.
Miss Bessie Jeaerds visited friends !.
Barre portion Of last week.
Children's day Wlll be ahsaFeas .. ,l.
ehltefsaIisi church neNt sunday.
Mrs. G. r. Johnannessen aaa So. d.
visiting friends Ia Holyoke. Mass.
Ira e. and Miss Luele taIef ana Il.
ana Mrs. c. p. STANLEY are n pfgrsHs
K. J., this week.
Mrs. Joseph Mayott ana Mrs. Hiram
Bresette are visiting friends Is ps~s,
Mass, for few days.
Mrs. Lydia Hun has purchased liz place
owned by the late Mrs. sarah Downing
and has taken possession.
Mrs, b. l., Dwinell. who has hefn visit.
ing her mother, Mrs +. A Barren. ~
gone 10 Calais for a few days
Mrs, d. T. Worthlev and AHs. Marion
Lord have been attending summer school
at White River Junction tot the pasl Two
weeks.
Rev, John Thurston 81 Waterbury eon-
Quoted the service al the Baplis. church
last sunday IN exchange with Ra 4 +.
Briggs.
The following officers were elected by
the Good Tempiars last Monday evening
Tor the ensuing quarter Chief tsmplAr,
y. W, Seaver; vice temp.ar Mrs 4 NJ.
Seaveri secretary, Maude Gallant auan-
cal secretary, Bernice Briggs treasurer,
Mrs. VI. +. Briggs; marshal. Il N Down
ing.
Robert Clark Richardson died al Bis
home last week THURSDAY, aged seventy
years. His death was not unexpected
for several weeks Il was known that BE-
was ia the last stages IF chronic Brlghis
disease, The deceased was born % Orange
VI, but for several years has been 2 resi-.
dent OF this town. A wife three sons and
one daughter survive him. The funeral
services were held from biz late home on
Friday last, Rev. A. MI Smith q West
Concord, Vt, officiating
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SGuTH TuNRRInGE

J. B. Kenworthy is gaining very slowly
The seIectmen are repairing the bridge
here.
Nathan Dodge is spending few days at
Calais
G. w. Flanders visited his brother,
Vernon, al Chelsea last week
David Laurie has finished work for A.
c. Adams and is at home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Alexander spent two
days in Braintree, returning here on
Wednesday.
Sylvester and Nellie Howe visited last
week in Warren and Waitsfield. returning
on Saturday.
Mrs. Blanche Riddall and friend from
Massachusetts were guests al Riverside the
first of the week.
Mrs. c. 3. Dodge was a guest Of her
brother. Nathan Preston, of Royalton the
first OF the week.
Rollins Hoyt Of Arlington. Mass. visit
ed his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ".
Flanders, last week.
Everett Corwin finished working for
Frank Cakes last Saturday and Chester
Dodge is at work there this week
Sanford Goss, wife and daughter Of
Chicago. H., were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. n. Alexander one day last week.
Charlotte Lyman Woodward and son Of
Rochester, y. Y, cousins Of E. A. Wood
ward, called on him last Wednesday.
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of evil doors, as may well ba
| lows: posed Of d NJ
State VS. Estella Morse Of h.,
spondent was charged viii ea5tiord, r..
loaded with bird shot at 500 iAs agn
were celebrating the 4th AZ goys Va
was no malice in the act IVY Then
also as eeie brating the day. She stella S va
State VS. Frank Merrill 49,.
the railroad freight house A. p-fhIlh jHi6
sponaeht pleaded guilty and m l9fl Re.
his lawyer, w. r. Keatino ms heha,
elemency OF the court. SeStsrs spose ibs
ferred until disposition ~ ives Dc.
cases against other Respondent Nm EanQ1
same offence. t9F tbs
State. rs Edward Bowen 81.
pleaded guilty to the offe1ea poadeal
forth and was sentenced IL ~. sooEe 81
two years IN the house of eorgs,4 i.s' than
more than three years. Conn,iss,.s.t49A' h0l
stayed ana the Respondent - va
charge OF the probation office t4aeea "a
wilson appeared for the resDop5s,'y,0 conn j.
state vs.. Marcellus Femme ~ IL
refusing or neglecting to obey l4atttl9fa,
~ ease against certain lager ~. Fsls
aaNlss q counsel respondent - y
1850 A'ANnN = eAAAs lie was tined 80
costs. -'teu 10 and
state rs. Frank Coutermarst. a.. :.
Coutermarsh OF Nershire.ebarg5sa4 ~ !. siedQr
ceny o. harness at Norwich ~ allh ar
OF W. Scott Hazen. Respopdepts ptL9ipeiTty
guilty and were remanded fer 80 kssaaed
State vs. Henry Moulton n soa sis4 Is
ton and state vs.. Indepenaeae,s-i + \ 81
Guile OF Norwich, eenmorI[s Liberty
IN his locality as sPcnn Guile ft AAoWn
both arraigned on charge N bsirs t Meig
drunk and were each fined 4 ~ ialla
Both had the new Orange courf,.- 49, e9,ls
Of disclosing ON "bottle 81 Jamst'5 ne 50
ger se.Aahis Gin.
State against c. F Bailey n e-.s
Respondent was charged with lsr4e5 a' "
smith Premier camera, valued Al VI .l q
property Of Chas. p. Dodge III Cbssts.. sAs
plea of not guilty was made
state vs.. "DellN Desc: Resnepses,
Woodstoek and was charged Witb ,iI',slt Y
nshing ~ posted waters Heuleass4 .sli.3l
and vas hned 80 and costs
state ". Fred West az stool hrf8.. M.
Was an assault case that happened n $50
bridge 18th inst. Respondent rfsss's
guilty and was fined s25 and easts. ''s.s
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EAST BARNARD.

Miss Goddard isa guest Of Benny Lancey.
Myrtle Curtis is visiting in Hanover, n II.
Clarence Churchill is working for his
father.
Chas. Graves is somewhat better at this
writing
Mrs. Ruth Allen is again a guest Of Mrs.
f, |, Graves.
Lee Hollis mother and her husband vis-
tied him recently.
Lorraine Swift and wife Of Illinois are
visiting friends here.
Mrs. F. A. Wilson and two sons are
boarding at Heman Aliens.
Adm Allen and wife visited at Dana Bur
banks last week Wednesday.
Blanche and Lillian Adams visited Leona
Adams IN Hanover few days recently.
The social on Friday evening was largely
attended and ell enjoyed the zonophone
recital
Jennie Morton OF Randolph has been
spending few days with her cousin. Min
ME Snow.
Frank Clogston and wife spent SATURDAY
and Sunday nights with his father, Geo.
Clogston.
sam Mcclellan was called to North Troy
the first Of the week to attend the funeral
Of his brother.
Mrs Frank Churchill was called last
week % attend her daughter, Emily, who
was quite i'll again.
L. j Allen had a bunch removed from
his neck by Dr.. Z. j. Fish. Although able
to be about, he is quite poorly.
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A New Excursion.

The Central Vermont Railway company
offers something new in excursion trims
for next week Monday-a ride on Lake
Champlain to the Great Back Bay. St. Al
bans Bay. and return via Burlington and
steamer Reindeer.
The stations included are those from
Windsor to Bethel. inclusive.
The round trip fare from south Roval-
ton. Royalton and Bethel is 81. children
hall price; Sharon. Sis. children. zoe.
West Hartford. Il .25. children. 85e
The special train leaves West Hartford
at :33, Sharon Z $50, So. Royalton sos.
Royalton, Sill, Bethel S:22. arriving at
Burlington II a. m. and st. Adams BAY
80. The return will be made in early
evening, leaving st. Adams Bay at 3. D. nj.
Tickets good on special
The trip viii be made by special train to
Burlington where the steamer Reindeer
VIII be taken for the most charming boat
ride on Lake Champlsim. passing all the
points Of interest. Providence Island
Bluff Point Hotel Champlain1. Platts-
burg and all the Sister Islands. passing
through the Gut and the Draw Bridge,
which connects the north and south Is
lands, out into the Great Back BAY. pass
ing around Ball Island and Burton's Is
land; passing Mosquito Island. Rock
Island. in full view of Rocky Point Hotel
and the many cottages on St.Albans Point.
also on the Georgia shore. This is the
most interesting trip on Lake Champlsin.
arriving at st. Albans Bay al about ! 80 D.
m, steamer will land at new dock of ST.
Adams Electric Street Railway. and ex-
cursionists viii be given an opportunity of
riding on the electric railway. three miles
to ST. Adams. Electric cars run severv Is
minutes between ST. Adams Bay and St.
Adams.
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UNION VILLAGE.

,. F. Waterman is spending the week Ii
Manchester. y. H.
J. Z. and L. T. Waterman we're in Cor.
NTH and Peacham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Martyr returned ia
Humphrey, Neb., Wednesday
Mrs. J. H. Cloud and daughter, villa.
are visiting friends in Sheffield
Mrs. Z. r. Rowell Of STAFFORD was re-
Gently entertained by Mrs. L. s. Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Bond Of south
Fairlee spent Saturday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Chamberlin 81
STAFFORD were recent guests at A. r. Til
denis.
Mrs. L. N. Patterson and Miss Lula
Patterson returned Monday from Lake
Morey.
Miss Fannie A. Kendall Of south STRAIT
ford was recent visitor at F. o. New
combs.
j. W. Cahill OF Keene, \. H.. was in
town last week for the purpose Of doing
monumental work
Miss STA Turner, who is attending school
in Salem, Mass. came Monday to spend
some days with her father. A. v. Turner.
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HANCOCK.

BY the new mail arrangement that went
into effect July ist the route between
Hancock and Rochester has been aban-
doned-a route as old as the mail service.
A letter mailed at Hancock for Rochester,
a distance Of only four miles, goes via
Granville over a rugged mountain which
is impossible many days in the year 10
miles to Braintree, thence to Bethel via
the g. v. r. r. IL miles, then up the w
K. Y. r. r. IS miles to Rochester, making
a total journey Of 10 miles. Now much is
said about civil service reform. Would it
not be well TO have some reform in some
Of the mail routes in Vermont? route
established from Rochester to Granville,
eight miles, via. Hancock, passing over
one Of the best roads in Vermont and ~
houses between villages would receive the
mail from one to two hours earlier and at
one half of the present cost.
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TUNERIDGE.

George H. Ryan is in town.
Luke Parish of Randolph Center, with
friends, was in town Saturday.
Marx Porter OF Lebanon, \. H., is d
guest at William b. Gould's.
Milton Kibby went last Thursday on a
T visit TO relatives in New Hampshire.
Mrs. sturgis and Master Pearl Pierce
/ visited at J. b. sargent's last Friday.
Miss Bertha Sleeper and her aunt Miss
Lilly, are visiting friends in Randolph.
Mrs. Mary Berry is visiting her niece,
Mrs Mabel Belaire, in North Tunbridge.
Mrs. S. e. Slack, who has been visiting
in East Randolph, returned here Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Hayward of Concord, n. H.,
is guest OF Alr. and Mrs. Henry r. Hay
ward.
Parties were in town measuring lumber
recently and boarded with Mrs. William
Noble.
Fred Farnham and daughter, Alice, Wis
tied Mrs. s. f. Hayward, his sister, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Cushman is in South Royal
ton caring for Mrs. James Doyle, who is
quite i'll.
E. L. Willard, who has been spending
few weeks at Mrs. Z. W. Howe's. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Blanch Riddall, who has been visit
ing at 0rson Whitneyfs, went to South
Royalton Saturday.
Frank Hayward and wife Of Concord
are spending their vacation at II. r. Hay
wards, his fathers.
Mrs. Emily wight Broughton, for
merly of Tunbridge died at Bay Shore,
Long Island, \. Y, July 2Sth, 1901.
Carl Farnham and wife Of South Royal
ton and Mrs Pease and children OF New
York visited at II. r. Haywsrd's Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. j E. Joslyn and children
from Roxbury, Mass, are guests at +. ID.
Aoody's Mr.. Joslyn is helping in the
hay field.
New arrivals at Mrs. Ellen w. Howe's |
are Mrs. Harley Whitney Of someryflle. |
Mass, and Miss Sarah Bailey Of North |
Mass.
Miss Nellie Rising, who has been visit |
ng her grandmother In West BrookGeld |
md also visited IN East Brantree. return |
ID home last week.
The lawn social held at Charles Goss
asst saturday evening WIS largely attend
q. The entertainment consisted of SING
ng and tableauX. Chinese lanterns were
lung around the lawn. Tables were set
W the lawn and ice cream and cake were
erved. About ~ was taken
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SHARON.

Harlan Carpenter, Dentist, will be a
Manley's hotel Monday, Aug. 9Th, for on'
week.
Charles Morse's baby is very sick.
Mrs. Ed Day has niece visiting her.
Mark Bruce of Derry, \. H., is in town
Mrs. w. Badger has a niece visiting her.
Uncle John Keith, aged IS years, is very
low.
Clara Wiley visited IN STAFFORD last
week
Miss Ida Short visited in Rochester last
week.
B. c. Stone Of Waterbury Center is in
town.
Alfred Watson Of Hartford was in town
last week.
Loren Mosher returned to New York
| Saturday.
Ezra Wood of Hartford has bought the
Boardman place.
Ed Patten and wife visited at Tilden's in
Pompa over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Ferguson has returned to her
home in Bellows Falls.
Richard Mosher was in White River
Junction last Saturday.
Miss Ann Muir has returned to her
work in Manchester, \. H.
Lee Faneuf is cutting the grass on the
| y. stetson farm in Pomfret
Arthur Judd is doing Ed Days having,
assisted by Charles Wheeler.
Mansel Brown of North STAFFORD called
on friends in town last week.
Mrs. Maria Hill was in White River
Junction Saturday on business.
Don Wheeler was in Woodstock last
week as witness in the Ames case.
Mrs. NJ. z. Honey is acting as nurse for
Mrs. John Bragg at Pattersonville.
Mrs. Graves is quite i'll at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. G. B. Walbridge.
Master George Baldwin has a bicycle
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Sawyer.
A nine-pound daughter. Norma Priscilla, |
was born TO Win Clifford and wife July y. /
Mrs Rosa Cross Of Norwich is caring for |
Mrs, Emeline Marsh, who remains about |
the same.
Rev. L. b. Steele drove to Rutland the
first of the week. His wife viii accompany I
him home.
Several Of the young people went to
south Royalton Saturday to witness the
ball game.
Alice Preston returned to Boston Mon
day, Carrie Buck going with her for
months stay.
Or. Kinney is having water brought to
his buildings from a spring on sam
Bascom's farm
George W. Baldwin got thrown from his
moving machine last week, hurting one
side quite badly.
Don G. Wheeler has put into his under
taking rooms new line of caskets and
will do embalming.
The Odd Fellows are to have an ice
cream social at the town hall Wednesday {
evening, August IA. All are cordially
invited.
Quite delegation of our townspeople ]
we're called TO Woodstock last Thursday {
ind Friday as witnesses on the State vs.
oixley case. >
A child OF Walter Aldrich OF Boston 4
VAS buried Monday. Funeral at the home
II his brother, E. Aldrich, where the
amilN are VISITING
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EAST Rox6uRY.

George wardner was in Montpelier s''-
urday.
Miss Cecile Buck was in Randolph III
urday. -..,.
Guy Fletcher is helping J. j. s'ss'
through haying.
j. T. Edison and Chester Baker Nis.'
friends in Barre recently.
Mrs. Isabelle Amidon and son WV
guests at George Foss' last seek.
Miss Bertha Thayer, who WoIes
Montpelier. is at home for few GAYS.
Miss Eta Chamberlin from hnaolis. -,
a guest Of Miss Leila Webster i9L
days ..,s--,,
Mrs. Fred Lincoln and three cnl.u'F
from Underhill are visiting her iaihsi'
II. Hail.
Laurence Buck from Providencs, 9 "A
Is spending his vacation 81 hls hoD''
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs.A. II. Steele from 80 III
ter. Mass, visited at J. J. Steele ~
Of the week. sz.
Winifred Foss went to Hillsboro "a "a -
the first Of the week, where sne
main for few DAYS.
Messrs. Bradford and Gririth ~
Barre. II. c. Moseley from Mort h.,ela -
Frank Davis from Mohawk \.
at L. A. Eastman 5 fishing last Wess-
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BARNARD.


Miss Virginia sibley spent Saturday il
Woodstock.
/ Arthur Campbell of Somerville has beel
| at John Lawson's.
Charles Soule was up from Dewey
Mills over Sunday.
John Royce of Putney visited relatives
in town last week.
Misses French and Hadley were in Beth,
ell last Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Goldthwaite returned t
Williamsville Friday.
William Davis of Woodstock is at hi.
cottage for two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Gilbert of Prosper is the
guest Of Mrs. r. T. Dean.
Lizzie Cape is the recipient of a new BIZ
cycle gift from her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Neuhaus returned to
| Windsor, Conn, Wednesday.
Katherine Hoar came up from Quechee
on Friday. returning Sunday.
M. P. Babbitt of Fitehburg, Mass,
joined his wife here on Saturday.
Mrs. c. E. Morse and two children were
up from Quechee part of last week.
Gardner Ashley of South Royalton was
in town Friday looking for fancy horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Babbitt went Mon
day to Northtield to visit Mrs. Rabbits
sister.
Mrs. Edmund Wilde OF New Bedford,
Mass, has lately visited her uncle, Asa
Perry.
Henry DeWolf and wife OF Reading
were recently at his fathers, Daniel De-
VOLTS.
The friends of Byron Hathorn turned
out last Thursday and put most of his hay
in the barn.
Frank Angel Of Boston, accompanied
by Mr., Murray and two children, were in
town last Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reagan spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Owen McCabe, in Quechee.
Miss Susie Delano arrived from Marion,
Mass, Saturday and will do table work at
the Silver Lake House the remainder OF
the season.
Byron Hathorn's family are living IN
their new carriage house for the present.
which they have succeeded in making
very comfortable
Rev. Don Flower and Howard Flower
came up from Hartland Four Corners last
Friday to remain a few days at their
lncle's, Elisha Flowers.
A grove meeting viii Be held in silver
Lake park Aug. 20 and u, under the au-
spices Of the Juiversalist society Notice
u program Will be published later.
Misses Blanche and Lillian Adams went
Tor a carriage drive to Hanover. n. H..
asst Thursday, where they have been
guests Of Miss Leona Adams. They were
expected home Wednesday.
G. d. Rogers and DR.. and Mrs Sweet
who have been guests at the Silver Lake
House for number Of weeks, returned TO
Providence, X. l., Saturday, Mr.. Rogers
md Or. Sweet going BY carriage. ii
r. B. Page passed away last Tuesday.
uly sd, at the home Of d. II. Angel.
Death came suddenly as he was eating his
Inner, although for many months he had ,
'een III poor health. Funeral services
sere held on Thursday. Interment was
I Gaysville. He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
lillian Newton, of this place
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SOUTH sTRAEEoRp.

Miss Bessie Buell. was in Union Village
Saturday.
Rush Newcomb Of Union Village visited
friends IN town over Sunday.
Mr. Beach from Connecticut has been at
the Barrett House the past week
Miss Elizabeth Desmond OF Bolton.
Mass, is at Mrs. Freeman Hewes'.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nowlan of Lowell.
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Quimby.
Or. /. L. Nowlan went Saturday to join
his family, who are at Mrs Nowlan's
fathers near Brattleboro.
Mrs. Wainwright and little daughter
and nurse of Rye-on Sound arrived at
Buena Vista Wednesday.
Or. Frank Hewes Of Groton, Conn.,. was
called home Monday by the sudden i'll
ness and death Of his father.
Mrs. Geo. Kibling and Miss Molly Kib-
ling of West Lebanon have been guests of
Miss Bessie Frary the past week.
Little Lefty Rhodes passed away Sunday
after painful illness OF two or three
weeks. The funeral was held at the +. B.
church Wednesday.
Freeman Hewes died suddenly Monday
evening, July I'D. Mr.. Hewes was a
much respected citizen and neighbor and
mis- genial. friendly face win be much
missed. He leaves a widow and one son.
Or. Frank Hewes, Of Groton. Conn.
Among the many guests at the Barret
House last week were Henry w. Greene,
South Royalton; w. o. johnson. Union
Village; George Nichols, White River
Junction; ID. G. Jones. Woodstock: r. NJ.
Thsyer, Randolph, Or. Hutchinson,
Sharon; G. f. Jones, Clarence A. Cook, j.
;. Flint, Burlington; Geo Wentworth.
South Royalton; Orlando Bowman, Bos-
ton; c. 5. Eastman, Springfield, Mass: L.
X. Denison, Chelsea; DR.. Frank Hewes.
Groton. Conn; A. c. Kihling. West Leb-
anon; II. B. Esmond. VI. ID. West FairIee:
George Mcknight, w. v. Soper. South
Royalton; r. H. Mather, f. Nj. Buchanan.
Boston; Elizabeth l.. Desmond. Bolton.
Mass; Miss Bertha Slack and Miss ARM
strong Royalton
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vERsHIRE.

4 sister Of Mrs. Laekey visited her last
week.
Mr.. Cross finished haying for r. w.
Barrett last Wednesday.
Or. Babbitt. optician. Of Lebanon. \.
H., was in town recently.
Mrs. J. z. Clough and daughter, Mil
dred, recently visited out-of-town friends.
Mrs. Ely and Miss Darling are attending
the summer school at White River juno
ton.
Mrs. Cross was with her daughter. Mrs
Bert Virgins, at West COrinth a part of
last week.
Mr.. Little, our new stage proprietor. il
winning many good words OF appreciation
by his uniform kindness and courtesy.
Mrs. F. d. Richardson and children
came last week and Will spend the rest OF
the vacation at their summer home here.
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PITTsFIELp.

Gay Durkee was in Rutland Saturday.
John Ely and VIM. Ellis were in Bethel
Friday.
Miss Carrie HUT is home from Rutland
for few days.
Mr.. Gibson, piano tuner, OF Lyme. \ H..
was in town last week.
Misses Flora HUT and Gertrude Ellis
were in Bethel Friday
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ellis were in Rut-
land Saturday and sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Green OF w. p.
Junction were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Billings and two children OF
Rutland are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mills
DR.. p. L. Ellis has returned to Bethel
where he and Mrs. Ellis are boarding at
the Bethel Tavern.
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WILLIAMS ToWN.

Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Flint are camping a
Berlin pond.
c. Z. Lathrop has the frame up for hil
new storehouse.
Mrs. Fred Flint has been quite sick, but
is gaining slowly now.
Mr.. and Mrs Newell Farnham were in
Barre city last saturday.
A little daughter was recently born IL
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Salter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Holt Of Barre were in
town last Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Rowell entertain
ed friends from Barre over Sunday.
/ Hon. Tracy Jeffords OF Washington. ID.
+ G., visited at his fathers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wood were at Ber-
4 lin pond last saturday and Sunday.
/ The Lynde family broke camp at Berlin
i pond last Friday and returned home.
i Miss Aggie Wark has finished work for
Mrs. J. NJ. seaver and gone to Barre.
Miss Mile Drury began work last Mon
day as clerk in the new Peoples drug store
Jessie Aubln Is to sell his house and
goods at auction next Saturday at clock.
Neal Godfrey and Royal Cheney came
from Waitstield on their wheels last satur-
dav.
Mike Elliot has been obliged to 20 on
crutehes, caused BY stepping on a rusty
nail.
Paul Tsvanie was in town last week look
ing for work az the stone sheds, but failed
to find IL
Mrs. Nathan Corliss Of Corinth has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, John Mari, at
the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ingalls, Of Barre
were in town Sunday to attend the funeral
of Arthur simons.
Mrs. Calista Childs Of Lowell Mass. is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Henry House and
Mrs. Albert Martin.
There was a moonlight excursion to
Burlington and two hours ride on the
lake last Monday night and the band from
this place furnished music.
J. b. Brockway held an opening al his
new store last Saturday night. The band
furnished music and ice cream and cake
were served TO the large crowd in attend
anee.
Arthur Simons died last Friday morning,
after long illness with consumption. aged
IS years. He leaves a widow. father, moth
er, brothers and sisters to mourn their
loss. The funeral was Sunday afternoon.
The Masons and the band, OF which he
was member, attended in a body.
In cases Of cough or Group give the little
one One Minute Cough Cure. Then rest
easy and have no fear. The child viii be
all right in a little while. 1t never fails /
Pleasant 10 take, always safe, sure and al |
most instantaneous in effect. T.. l. Olaf |