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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-10
TAYLOR.

The following unclaimed letters re-
main at the Taylor post office for the
DC ricd ending Oct. y, 1901. Persons
calling for the same will please say
advertised and give date of list:
Bomestic-Miss Rose Boyle. Mrs.
Thomas Davis. j. II. Huffman, Edward
H. Roberts. David Williams,
t'orelpn--G George Gyurko, VASTLY
1lorsak. George Ilannisar, John Mes
arcs, John Wick sonti ztzzo Michcal
Eliz, John W. Reese T. NJ. per u. O.
Taylor mine local No. 1913. United
Mine Workers of America at their
regular session on Tuesday evening
passed resolutions rlcdging their unit
cd support TO the striking mortormen
ami conductors of the Scranton Trac-
ton company, and agreeing not TO al
low their families to patronizc the
Traction company until the strike has
been declared off ani all grievances
are adjusted. Committee, Thomas w.
zones, John Sullivan and Michael Sulli-
van.
Nlcssrs John and Casper Schilds are
home from their trip to the Pan Amer
icnu exposition.
The Taylor Silver Cornet band and
Anthracite Gisc club will treat the
public 20 an open air concert from the
NoInsbloods balcony TN Main street
this evening. \ fine programme has
hcpn prepared FOR the occasion. This
" III be the last concert of the season.
Mrs. Henry Harding aged SO years,
wiz, OF tax collector Harding. OF old
Forge borough. passed away on TUES
day afternoon after a lingering illness.
Deceased was held in ingh esteem by
her numerous fI;erdS and neighbors.
The funeral will occur this afternoon
from the family rc1idC nc". 1ntcrment
VIII b. made II the Marcy cmetcry.
Archibald mine union No. 16i9. Unit
ed Mine Workers, of America. will
nee. in important session this evcn-
ing.
Tho Anthracite Giee club arc making
arrangements to conduct grand con-
GER. in November.
Merchant NJ. NJ. Williams las broken
ground ftr Il new double dwelling on
Main street.
Miss Gladys Samuel IS recovering
from her recent illness.
Daniel O'Er;en the we'll known local
Iuoit man issues Il challenge to any
man from Pittston to Carbondale to a
game of quoits for any amount. Dis
tance Is or IS yards. John Lewis of
West Scranton preferred.
a large number of our young people
enjoyed a straw rice TO Providence
last evening.
Mrs. John Morris of North Taylor
has returned home from a months
visit with relatives in Shamokin.
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DUNMORE DOINCS.
Marriage of Miss Jessie Jayne Vert
to William F. Zeigler at the
Vert Residence.

One of the prettiest weddings of the
season occurred last night at the home
of Nlr. and Mrs. L. U. Vert on North
Blakely street when their daughter.
Miss Jessie Jayne Vert. was united in
Rev. Charles II. Newing, of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
roor: were handsomely decorated for
the occasion " Florist McClintock.
III, Cutles OF best m ln were per-
formed by Bert Edwards. While Miss
Sia Phillips was bridesmaid. The
llshers were George Oswald and Ernest
Close. The bride was becominGly cos
tuned in a charming creation of white
LIBERTY silk over white taffeta trim
med Will. white applique and carried
Il ahnw,l bouquet of white ,csrs. The
bridesmaid was attired in white Nous
slime de sole over white tali@!a and
carried pink carnations.
The young ladies assisting in the
dining room throughout the evening
We're the Misses Anna Young. Anna
Powell. Myrtle Burns, Eva Montgom-
cry. Hope Pinnell. Freda Ludwig.
Jane Simpson. Beulah Ives and Bessie
Powell.
The br;!e is one of the towns best
known young ladies and by her many
an.nble traits of character has en-
delrei he.sc.t To iarSH circle of
friends. Tie groom is :, highly es-
teemed employee in the auditors office
Of the Erie Railroad company. They
left on an extended wedding tour
which will embrace points of interest
throughout the New England states,
ami upon their return will be at home
after NOV. |, at their home on Fifth
S."ent.
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Mr.. >ackctt, formerly employed 10y Mrs II, y.
LoomiS ha| secured a position with A. e, Bliss.
Mrs. j. j. Compton and daughter and Mr., and
Mis-, Hall Compton were visiting in Bnghamton
lat week,
Mis-, Eta Miller, oi San So,o, CAL, has bon
visiting friends here for some time. She left
several days ago Tor her home in California,
May Baldwin is conyalcsuins from an attack
Of typhoid fever She has been sick in the
ti,y hospital in Binghamton.
Miss Georgia Dewitt oi Bnghamton, spent
sunday with Mrs. George Lamb,
Mrs, AIonHo Watson las returned home from
visiting friends in Biugham'ou
Ed Scottcn aud crcw Of telegraph luomon
went to Bloonlsbu= Monday TO place 4 new line
OF poles from Rloomsburg 10 Northumberland,
new platform is being built opposite The
passenger depot here Il will bc used for load.
ing baggage upon south bound trains.
Arthur Green, OF this place, who had leg
badly injured some weeks ago, is now resting
quietly at his m"'hcI's home here. II il
thought his injury will improve 50 as 10 be en-,
tircly cured within several months
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SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

A"ln- rGny days of Waking 8Hi
waiting, we now have busses running
between here and Scranton every hour
following the line of The Laurel Hill
cars. McDonough and Washer will
alternate in making hourly trips rum
ming until 1870 p. m. The wagons are
easily distinguished in the distance by
the Wered jangllng of the bells with
which they are supplied. The Trac-
tior conn ans yesterday We're able to
give us about ten minute service but
the cars went empty from this town
Will, the peaOle walked or Travelled
in the wagons,
The Improved Order of Red Men,
Pequcst Tribe, No. 333l will hold an
impurta'v meeting tonight when ii is
hoped every member will be present.
Al the home of the brides parents ON
Taylor avenue last night Miss Annna
Hoffman was united = marriage TO
Frank Lyons of Jersey City by Rey,
tiibbous of the Presbyterian church.
After a period of travel they will make
their home in Jersey City.
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Funeral of William Pedlar.

The body of William Pedlar, who was
drowned at Trenton, y. j., yesterday
arrived in this city on the 7.o5 Della
ware and Hudson train yesterday
morning and was taken to the home of
his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Pedlar, No.
rs Belmont street. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at . o'clock,
and interment was made in Maplewood
cemetery. Rev. II. A. Sawyer. of
Trinity church, conducted the services.
The pallbearerS We're: George Bates,
w. Williams, jr., W. IL. Mills, n. j.
Wills, William Wright and W. +.
Mills, The last four We're cousins of
the deceased.
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FOR MITCHELL DAY.
Committee Appointed to Arrange for
the Big Demonstration in Carbon
dale on Oct. 20, in Honor OF Mine
Workers Leader.

The members of the United Mine
Workers of Carbondale and vicinity
will celebrate Tuesday, Oct. %. John
Mitchell Day." with "A big parade III
this city.
The First Anthracite district has
been sub-divided into four sections Tor
the event. No. | sub-district includes
all that territory from .1cssup to FOR
est city. comprising thirty locals with
a membership of 10000 men. AT Il
meeting held for tho purpose delegates
from all these locals formed an or
ganiaation by the election of II. l..
cuff. of Mayliclh. as president. ana
Dudley Gordon, of this city, as scrfc-
tary.
C'arbondalc being the central ana
most accessible point in the sllb-dis-
trict, il was decided to hold the Mitch-
ell demonstration here. There viii ne
a big parade Of mine workers. nimbcr-
ing fully 5000 This will be followed
hy a mass meeting at which there WI!
hn Il number of prominent labor lead-
crs as speakers. including w. u. Will
son, national secretary treasurer OF the
limited Mine Workers: Mother Jones
and others.
\ committee composed OF Johh u.
Walsh Mark toggins ana Henry co.,
Inns was appointed to canvass the town
for subscriptions To defray th" eN-
pcnses of the demonstration. Thc gem
cral committee of delegates will meet
again on Saturday night in McTighc's
hall TO further arrange for the affair.
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FATHER MATHEWS DAY.

A Poem Apropos of Today from the
Pen of Commander John Nc
Comb.
The following poem from the pen of
John McComb, of this city, is printed
as apropos of the day that Is being
celebrated today by the disciples of
Father Matthew. the Irish apostle of
total abstinence:
FATHER MATHEWS DAY.
BY John McComb.
The history Of nations is a sangtiuiry story;
record made of ronuucsls where the leaders get
the glory,
Eut few are known WHO bore the hrun, of all
the blows ui battle,
The common herd pass out Of thought like dis
ydldtd rattle.
in cy'Iy arc.
And writer's have exalted Hose Who spattcicu
blood on spuIcs5 page:
T.iic's energy, that spends itself amid the clash
uf arms.
Is Duplicated Just as cit as war drums sound
alarms
Hut notwithstanding ftc, and food, and carnage
nLgchghting curse
Ihn bii.ht of liquor drinking has been demon.
strtcd worse:
In it, effect the havoc wrought hy juices OF the
Tran.,cna, the misery of those, as mountains DO
Il hill
Tlis shows how mcn will sacrifice thcit live; H."
cas-: stages.
And rob their homes OF comforts, by drinking up
their wages;
/, also shows tina, ripe old age docs not allure
the masscs.
For wien they live in peaceful times they kill
themselves with glasses.
When Father Mathew saw tho blight that ieil
upon the race,
lie organized Il movement to oppose destruction S
pace;
In its eject the havoc wrought by Juices of the
drink
And to elevate their morals by teaching them to
think
To rouse them from the lctiargy brought on by
dissipation,
And show 10 them how good is wrought by con.
slant moderation;
10 inculcatc the plcccpts Of sohrictv aud Labor
And to live in closer sympathy with family AMI
nCl.libOr
Such work ,r,lounhcd to his fame and pleasant
are the days
To all of his disciples who adopt abstcmous
ways:
From Carbonate to Nantcokc along our valleys
bright,
The men who made the compact are now numcr.
TO sight.
In force they muster every year on tenth day OF
October.
AMI shoy. the ,is,s o; hearty cheer that come
from keeping sober:
In Ireland their dear mentor lies, and human
hearts attest
That we will honor Matthew's name and hold Ii
eyer hlC-t.
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County President of w. G. T. u, Kansas
City, Mo-
with a softly breathcd blessing from
the lips of thousands upon thousands
of women who have been restored to
their families when life hung by a
thread. and by thousands of others
whose weary. aching limbs you have
quickened and whose pains you have
taken away.
~ know whereof speak. for have
received much valuable benefit myself
through the Use of Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
for years l have known dozens of wo-
men who have suffered with displace-
ment, ovarian troubles, alterations
and Inflammation who are strong and
well to-day, simply through the use of
your Compound. ''-MRs. Fl. j.. RoBERTs,
14Oi McGee St., Kansas City. Mo. -
$4,000 forfeit If aboue testimonial Is not genuine.
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pink
ham. She will understand your case
perfectly, and will treat you with
kindness. Her advice is free, and the
address is Lynn, Mass.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES
- 49, 49, 100000 ~ -
Delaware and Hudson Railroad,


,, Trains will leave Carhondalc At city station rs
= ullows:
~ For Scrir;oN and Wilkes Barre -GUi. 0f ) 90
sGul, l0.0l, lI.2i u. M: l2.li, l,iS, 2.ji $50,
sos. s,06, 1901, l0.5i .. m.
= sunday trains leave at s,5G, lL9l Il. m: 10,
- III, d.jO, 500 r M.
- For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal, Boston, Ncv.
.. England points etc, 100 a, M, LIB p. m.
.tdailyD
- For Lax lodore, Waymar', and Honesdulo.
,7aa, Hos =. M; 3Sl dl3 y, m.
sunday traia' lesrr liakH Iodorc, waymart
+ and lone.ds,7 at'0.S0 q. M; i&U 4tI H. m,
Trains arrive al CalhCndai" irom WilkpS.Earr,,
and Scranton as lolows' G.5G, S.3; $50. Io N
a. M; ls.3', 2oi 59@, i.2s, COS, 7,Oi sai, u,5l,
1l.I y, m; lj3 a, N.
sunday uains arrive at o,37 a. NJ, l?lO as,
As, g. 20, li.3o p. m,
, sunday trains arrive at Carhondalc from lnl;o
Lodore, Waymart ami lloneSdalo at I2i7, 4, Id
and 1,55 H. m,
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Carbonda1e Department.

attention OF shoppers. While all the
millinery stores in the town show all
that can be seen in the big cities,
though on larger scale. the display
which ended few days ago at the
store OH Miss iallabhly was
probably the most creditable. The fall
STYLES show return of the beaver
hats so popular years ago, while birds,
of the larger variety are Immensely
popular. The most popular shades in
trimming effects arc green and castor
and the golf red. The last named will
probably be the most popular.
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SERIES OF DEBATES.
Arranged Between the st. Aloysius
of Csrbondale and Jermyn.

Arrangements are under way for a
:crics of debates between representa-
tivcs of the st. Aioysius Young Mems
Temperance and Beneficial societies of
Carbondalc and Jcrmyn. The first
contest viii be held in Jermyn and will
take place within n few weeks. The
meetings will alternate between Car
bonial, ani Jcrmyr and plcasanC and
profitable cntcrtainnc are antic'-
r4tcd. II is expected that the cnter-
tainmcu;s will be the means of gain
ing new members for the organiza-
tions.
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Harrington Funeral.

Ito i:Tneral of the late james Har-
rinston took place yesterday morning
and was largely attended. a solemn
high mass of requiem was celebrat ted
in St. Mary's church. Rev Thomas
O'Ma!iey, of Piston acted as cele-
brant: Michael Manley of Susquehan-
ma, deacon; and Rev, NJ. j. Millane
sub deacon.
The pail bearers We're: Patrick Me-
G!owan, Fred Adkins, Peter Gallagher,
+. $. rcl ow. James Whalen and
T. oulls l., ugEerty. Flower bearers
william, Crane, John Crane, ia n -
McGrail and Frank Cullen. The I'M
proved Order of Heptasophs attended
IN Il body, the deceased having been
ORC of their active members. Inter-
ment was made in Mt, Carmel ceme-
i.rN,
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has since been tied up and their own
crs are anxiously awaiting the out
come.
The local collierics are idle today,
and the members of st. Aloysius soci-
ETY. will go in a body to Wilkes Barre
to take part in the Father Mathew
parade.
Mrs. S. r.. Moycr, of Carbondalc was
Il visitor here yesterday.
The Artesian Hose company will
open ii fair in Assembly hall OH the
18th.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
com, of Third street d daughter.
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Rev. Dr.. Wilson's Labors,

The evangclistic services being held
in the Methodist church by the Rev.
w. l.. Wilson. y. D.. of Providence, r.
l.. are growing in interest and power.
Rev Wilson is an intense speakc
who declares tho Whole gospel in its
purity and simplicity. No one can af-
ford to miss this opportunity. A very
cordial welcome is eNtcned to all.
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CENTRAL LABOR UNION FAIR
To Commence in Watts Hall on
Monday Evening.

The Fair of the Central Labor Union
will open next Monday evening in
the Watt building. Elaborate ar
engagements have been under way for
some time. and tn" enterprise will
doubtless he very successful. \ first
class entertainment will be given each
evening. Dancing will be a feature Of
the affair anGi there will be- good
music all week.
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kathleen Mavourneen' Tonight

The Three Musketeers" by the
Daniel Ryan company at the Grand
last night was greeted with big
house. The audience filed the theatre,
but the piece deserved the big pat
ronage that was given. Mr.. Ryan anC
his company increase in favor daily
and big houses will likely he the rule
during the weeks engagement.
Tonight, "kathleen Mavourneen,
tho celebrated Irish play, will be pro-
duccG.
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Miss Name Gerrity. has returned
from Schenectady. y. ", where she
spent her vacation,
Miss Bridget Fitzpatrick formerly of
this city is at the Scranton Private
hospital where she underwent sur
gical operation.
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New York, Ontario and Western.

p Trains leave Cdrbondalc for scranton at 100 A.
M: i0op, m
sunday trains at 100 a. m COG .. m.
Trains leave carbOndac Tor point north al
IL 10 a. m. I'm Sunday at ol0 a, m. Tains
leaving at i,lo .. NJ week days and 40 A. M
Sundays make connections TO: New York. Com.
wall, etc ...t
Trains arrive hohy scranton as II. 10 a. n.:Gii
p M from pombsnorh, LOO y. m sunday ;
from scranton at o.lO a. m. and "a p. M; nom
a ad0sa ~ G.OG z. n.
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MRS. Il. F. ROBERTS
Says to All Sick Women: "Give
Mrs. Pinkham a Chance, 1
Know She Can Help You as
She Did Me."

DEAR Mrs. PiNKHAM: The world
praises great rcformers; their names
and flames are in the ears of everybody,
and the public press helps spread the
good tidings. Among them all Lydia
10. Pinkham's name GoeS TO nOsfcritY
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see CLASS.
Dear to Women,

These-t'e days of millinery OPEN
ings are the days dear to the women
OF the land, days wher they can feast
on the pictures OF color and artistic
draperies that arc TO be found in the
stores that are the first objects Of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-10

George T., Randolph Camp, No. l3s,
Sons of Veterans,
Branch 80, &. NJ. Il. \.
carbondale Canton, 30. 40 Patri-
archs Militant.
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THE peoples EXCHANGE

WANTED Two first class painters at once An.
ply to " j, Finch, Church street, Carbon
dale.
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Estimated value OF school property Isl 900 O
LANES VI. DURKIN, Secretary.
Signed and approved this, sixth day of July
1901
THOMAS TOOLE.
JAMES MANGAN,
MICHAEL. JOYCE.
Auditors,
Township Clerk.
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30 CLASS.

jim Doyle r. Williams ......t /
.AImokin--H, H. Pierce ............2 .
I Ii
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Annual Statement.

purposes
Amount levied ior school purposes ....$ S,i9S IS
Amount levied for building purposes :. 6,S2l 20
Total amount levied .................Si,1i 40 Gs
TAN COLLECTORS ACCOt NJ
To amount Of duplicate ................Si,Ii 40 63
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Ellen O'Grady spent Sunday with
her parents, John Bolin and wife
Mrs. Niles, mother OF Mrs. NAV, has
returned to her home in New York.
pa The Sanborn store is In darkness. Ar
thur Osgood has moved away most of the
goods.
Prof. Howard OF Middlebury college,
Normal school committee, was at the Nor
NAL last Saturday
The milk from w. F. Washburn's farm
is being brought to the creamery. They
commenced March list.
Bessie Holden went to Boston yesterday
to visit friends. She expects to visit other
places before she returns.
j. b. Adams returned from Massachu-
sets last Monday and brought eleven
horses, a number of which are for sale.
The A class of the Normal gave an enter
tainment at Normal hall last Saturday
evening that was well attended and very
enjoyable They realized about $40 for
class expenses.
Assistant teacher, Miss Bagnall, of the
Normal has been sick with the grip but
was able to be in school Tuesday. Her
mother is now sick with grip and Mrs
Granger of East Randolph is caring for
her at the Maplewood
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Pyny-Pectoral Soothes Sore Lungs
nd makes tender throats well and strong.
EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Eliza Davis came home from Ran
dolph last Friday.
The family OF Jehial Bennett is i'll with
the prevailing distemper.
Mark Spaulding has returned to Massa-
chusetts after having spent some months
in this vicinity.
Miss Maude T.. Hall S many friends will
rejoice to know that she is improving from
her severe illness.
Miss Greaves of Weathersfield has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Sprague,
for several weeks.
Albert Jenness has bought a part of the
hay at the Charles Sprague place and
drawn it to Mortified.
Dana bearing has gone into DR.. f.. o.
Blanchard's dental Office as he thinks of
taking up that profession.
Arthur Luck is to work for c. d. Osgood
for the season, Charles Rogers for Dix J..
Camp and Herman Lyford for II. c..
Waldo.
A. B. Carpenter has moved his family
from Chelsea to the house occupied by the
late A. z. Osgood and has begun work for
G. NJ. Waldo.
Bills are out ann ouncing that the drama
HNew Hampshire Gold" will be given in
the Universalist church Friday and Satur-
day evenings, March and 9.
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BARGAINS in Real Estate

No. 81. 100 acres two and one-half miles
from Cobb Bridge station in Stockbridge
Good buildings, barns with basement SOY
50i winters cows, pair of oxen, pair of
horses and seven calves. New silo, good
maple sugar orchard. Listed at $500 but
will sell for 1920 if taken before Nav LIST,
No. SO. 5000 village property in Warren
for 500. House and barn in excellent
condition and fitted for two tenants. A
fine chance to get good home cheap. as
one tenement viii rent to pay interest on
purchase price, half Of which can remain
on mortgage.
No. 81. 65-acre farm one and one-half
miles from Bethel village. Very product
i've farm, cutting about 30 tons of hay.
Land very free and pitches towards the
south. $50 trees in maple sugar orchard.
Buildings comfortable; considerable fruit.
Price $3.50.
No. 90. 250-acre farm in Stockbridge.
Best farm on White river. Death of own
er alone necessitates sale. Seventy-iive
acres and tillage; 100 fruit trees; never
failing water at house and barn. Within
half a mile from thriving village. Two
dwellings, one a most comfortable farm
dwelling of ID rooms; well painted; the
other house for hired help. $500 worth of
farming tools thrown in. Price 5000.
1880 can remain on mortgage. 2w
WILSON'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bethel
Vt. Farms and village property at ali
prices and in all locations.
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EAST BROoKFIELD.

Allen Abbott visited his father. Josepl
Abbott, of East Barre last week
w. ii. Lincoln of Chelsea was in town
the first of the week on business.
Miss Lena Tucker OF South Washington
is working in the family of Z. j. Trask.
Mrs. G. w. Fisher returned to her home
in Worcester, Mass, the first of last week
f. c. Jackson is seriously i'll with the
grip and his wife is slowly recovering
from pneumonia.
Ben w. Davenport and wife of West
Topsham came Saturday to commence a
years work for Frank H. Wilcox.
Gladys Holmes, George and Ernest
Wheatley united with the Cong1 church
last Sunday.
Geo. Goodrich of Chelsea called upon
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Robbins, the first OF
the week.
w. w. Sprague and wife were called to
East Montpelier last Saturday by the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. Sprague's mother.
Mrs. L. t. Mallery.
p. j. Heath and wife completed a wears
service for Frank Wilcox last week and re-
turned to their home in Chelsea last Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Heath are fine people
and made many friends while here who
regret their departure from town.