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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-12
sHERsURNE.

Hoses L. Townsend Of Woodsoss "a,
In town last week.
Elbridge Prior Of Woods,oek ras :
town last saturday.
Mrs. Merrill Neil and chldnn visited .
Bridgewater over Sunday.
Master Clifford Cary returned 70 L.
home In Mallingford Tuesday.
Mrs Ryland Taylor went 10 Walinzf-,s
this week 10 visit her daughters
I'd. Currier and Bert Plumlsy vsai "a
Hartland Monday IN search Of oxen.
Clint Boutwell, and wife Of Rul11s
visited Al A. Boutwells over sunday
NJ. J. b. Fuller Is visiting IN tosnrl
Will preach at the Union church nsr
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lapland q Nusi
Shrewsbury visited their daughter AZ
sunday.
Miss Fanny Wilcox Of Rutland osms o
town saturday night and began sehoa Z
district No. Monday morning.
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Golden Wedding.

Rev. and Mrs. Henry Cummings OBJ
served in STAFFORD, VT, Monday after
noon, September 9th, the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their marriage when many parish
toner's and friends gathered to offer con-
gratulations.
citation OF the kindly interest shown by
friends and gratefully acknowledged
Gods blessings upon his companion and
himself in their home life and in their ex-
tended service as pastor and wife. which
had called forth many evidences of per-
sonal attachment. The twenty-thrd
Psalm was then read and prayer offered by
their son, Rev. g. II. Cummings, after
which was sung the hymn, 'How Firm a
Foundation
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with floral gifts and light refreshments
served
An interesting feature was the signing
by guests Of their names in a book OF
autographs used ON the wedding morning
fifty years ago.
An envelope was left to be handed Nj.
and Mrs. Cummings upon the departure
of the guests which proved to contain ten
halt-eagles-a substantial reminder OF in
terest and esteem which came as a com
plete surprise Their children also gave
them finely bound copy of the Reference
History edition of Webster's international
Dictionary.
Two sons and a daughter were present
and the evenings mail brought letters
from the two daughters in South Africa.
conveying loving messages for the ami
versary.
The words of the Psalnist seemed APP
propriate: "Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me all the days of my life and
i will dwell in the house Of the Lord for
ever,n
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wILLlAMsrowN.

Charlie haunister was in town Sunday.
I Jesse Martin was in Buffalo last week.
The Gulf House closed last week for the
summer.
A son was bora to Mr. and Mrs Carl VI.
Seayer the 9Th.
Charlie Moore returned from the west
last week via Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Reed attended the
Corinth fair last week.
Clarence Little is attending Goddard
seminary nc Barre this fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Elliot Watson are visiting
In Massachusetts, for few weeks.
Myrtle Dow Is at her fathers. John
Dow :, and attending the village school.
There was a dance AZ the town hail last
Friday night with - couples in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ditty OF Provi-
dence, r. l., have been visiting al Ralph
Ditty's
George l.. Edison has bought one.half
interest in the store and livery business Of
j. X. Lynde.
Melvin Burnham received a visit last
Thursday from his brother and wife from
81. Johnsbury.
S. X. I.ynde and Geo. Beckett attended
the Fish and Game League banquet at Isle
la Motto Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Young, Mrs. Hal
Cheney and Mrs. Henry Wood spent last
week at the n-American exposition.
Merle Martin arrived in town Saturday
night from the Philippines. He has been
in the west for few months since being
out At san Francisco.
News was received here the sth from
Denver, Col, that Barney d. Flint was
dead. Mr.. Flint had always lived In town
until about three years ago he sold his
farm and removed 10 Oregon, but later 10
Denver. He leaves q widow. a son and
daughter. The remains arrived here sun
day accompanied by his son and the iu-
neral was held in the afternoon at the /
Congl church which was filled with rel |
ltives and friends. He leaves two sisters /
here, Mrs. Geo. Beckett and Mrs. James /
Hopkins
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RoxeuRY.

J.w. Howeand wife were in Montpelier
Friday.
Miss Mildred severy spent part OF last
week with friends in Warren.
Miss Ada Nichols has returned from a
visit 10 her aunt in Montpelier.
Arthur smith and wife OF Pawtucket, X.
l., are guests at z. 5. Stanton's.
Miss Mary Boutwell, left last week for
Buffalo TO attend the exposition.
The village school began Monday, with
Miss Frances II. Hanlon as teacher.
Miss RAMA Flint OF Montpelier was in
town Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Wiley.
Rev. Chas. Hager occupied the Cong1
pulpit Sunday, much TO the delight OF bis
many friends.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson and son. Jerry, Of
Gaysville, were guests at II. +. Z. Richard
sons last week.
Miss Lou Worcester left Monday for
visit to relatives in Montpelier, south Bar
re and East Montpelier.
Mrs. Minnie White and her daughter,
Miss Madeline, returned last week to their
home in Maltham, Mass, after spending
several weeks in town.
The following were guests at the home
OF H. l.. ANtlMRAe anu - " AANMN 'h fffA7
nesday.-John United and family and n.
J. Sumner and wife Of Brookfield; II. w.
Barrows, wifeand two children Of Barton
Landing; Charles Sumner Of Braintree and
Geo. Sumner aud wife Of Randolph.
Estelle, wife OF Lee Wiley, passed away
last Thursday after an illness Of several
months Mrs. Wiley was the daughter Of
the late W. i. simond and wife and had
spent her life IN town. She was a faithful
worker In the COngl church Of which she
was member. and win be much missed
there as well as by the whole community.
The funeral WIS held from her late home
Rev. Mr.. Howard, a former pas
Tor OF the Cong church officiating, assist
ID b. Rev. Chas. Hsger, Who occupied the
Iong'l pulpit about q year ago. The chill
iren ia the primary class 81 the sunday
school, Of which she was a teacher for
many years up 10 the time 81 her Illness,
attended the funeral In body. The floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful and
.howed something OF the high esteem In
which the deceased was held. Mr. Wiley
has the sympathy Of the entire community
a his sad bereavement.
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VERsHIRE.

Silas Titus has returned from the
hospital at Hanover.
Miss Matte Clough has returned to her
school work in Boston.
Dea. HAL Cotton of Thetford was in
town Friday for the first time since his
severe illness.
Miss Bertha Eastman accompanied by
friends from Newport, n. H., called on
relatives in town last week.
Rev. J. B. Richardson has returned from
Buffalo, leaving there on the day OF the
shooting of President Mckinley.
Prof A. L. Fuller and family went TO
Hanover Saturday and will go from there
to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, this
week.
V. Clyde Fuller has returned to Thetford
academy. Eddie Woodcock ana Bernie
Titus are among the new students at that
institution.
Miss Waterman is teaching school at the
village, Miss Lock at the Center, Miss
Moulton at the Height and Miss Sargent
in the Fits district.
Elder Jackson and wife were in town
last week calling ON old friends. He
preached at the Advent church Sunday,
and started Monday to returned to Ludlow
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Nineteen-Dollar Trip to Buffalo.

The Central Vermont railway will run a
personally conducted excursion to Buffalo.
\. ~, from all stations in Vermont north
of Windsor, inclusive, Monday, Sept. l6.
for only so. Children between and ~
years, $3.50. This will include railroad
transportation to Buffalo and return. sum
per and lodging Tuesday, Sept. II. break
fast, supper and lodging, Sept. is and 10
and breakfast and supper Friday. Sept. 20.
at Park Hotel, directly opposite exposition
grounds. Arrangements have been made
with the hotel managers to furnish those
who desire them box lunches to take into
the grounds at 25c. each.
Passengers on this excursion viii leave
Vermont on No. 5. fast Chicago express
leaving Windsor at 1855 p. m: White
River Junction, "a D. m; Montpeiier
$3.50 p. m; arriving at Buffalo at lO.45 = M
Tickets are good for IS DAYS; returning
to leave Buffalo until Monday. Sept. 30 af
z p. M; TO arrive at starting point untii
Tuesday. Oct. LIST. The number of tickets
to be sold is limited to 200. send vour
name at once to w. +. Powers. Ticket
Agent, St. Adams, Vt, as when the pm
tickets are promised no more orders will
be taken. Sleeping cars will be run from
st. Adams.
Passengers may return via the thousand
Islands and all the rapids OF the ST. Law
renee river by paying $50. Write to B.F
Bowma Bethel, VI, for Pan-American
folders.
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SOUTH STAFFORD.

Mrs. Cleveland is at her daughters.
Mrs. Chas. Lanes.
Miss Cora Whitcher, the grammar teach
er, arrived Saturday.
Hale Atwood of Lyndon Center called
on friends Thursday.
Miss Mamie Buell. is attending the So.
Royalton High school.
Geo. HaTrell and Elmer Nugent were in
W. r. Junction Thursday.
Miss Nina Kendall returned to her
school in Newbury Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins Of Medford. Mass.
left for trip through the White Mts.
Friday.
Rev. Stanley Spear of Maplewood. Mass.
will speak in the Universalist church
Sept. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green and little
daughter OF Hornellsville, n. Y.,have been
visiting Mrs. A. Green.
Miss Helen Tinsley, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Buena Vista. returned
to her home Wednesday.
Capt. Wainwright and family,who have
been spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Tyson, Jr., have returned to
New York.
Guests the past week at the Barrett
House were W.O. johnson, Union Village:
Z. A. Taylor, Boston; A. F. bennett.
Concord, y. H.; FBKendall. John Wood
STAFFORD; H. A. Winship, Bradford; VIII
Der Rowell, Copperfield; H. c. Moulton,
w. II. Hazen, G. A. MIDGET. Edward
Hope. John Oracle, John Hertle. Harvey
Brooks, So. Royalton; w. L. Taggart.
Manchester; l. l.. Shallies. Hanover; c. G.
Doty, Bradford; John Burdy. Hanover;
Fred l.. Green, Hornellsville. y. Y.,F. y.
Nose, Portland; A. c. Kober. W. r. juno
ton; Saml Kimball, So. Royalton; G. B.
Arwell, Boston; j. F. Pease, Bethel; W. o.
Johnson, Union Village; Jas. Bowles,
Wilder.
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Ida Dienaide Jewett.

The angel of death has again entered
our community and taken from us dear
friend and sister, Ida Dienaide Jewett.
She was born in Boston May 9, 1862, and
died at Barnard early Wednesday morn
ing, Sept A, 1901, after a brief illness of
less than a week. =
The late DIR. A. Jewett and Ida came
here to reside in the spring of 1889, a son,
John p. Jewett, coming later. Since the
fathers death in December, 1897. brother
and sister have made their home together.
She was quiet, unassuming character
and her gentle ways won for her love and
friendship on every side.
In no way was her life tinged with sell
fishness, her first, last and every thought
being for those who needed her. Her
kind and tender devotion to her father
during his long illness proved to US all
that hers was a character of noble worth.
She was quick to see the opportunity for
doing little deeds of kindness-not wait
ing for the greater ones for which some of
us wait in vain. To her there was ''no
place like home" She was entirely de-
voted to it, making it attractive for her
family and friends, and many feel keenly
the loss of true companion.
Her funeral was largely attended at her
late home Friday afternoon, Rev. G.. E.
Huntley of South birmingham. Mass,
officiating, F. NJ. Chase conducting ar
The floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful-but not too many for one who
loved flowers as well as she.
The body was borne to its last resting
place by eight young lady friends dressed
in white, each carrying a bouquet of
asters. Her grave was lined with ever
green, clematis and cut flowers, making it
a fit bed for one so good and true in life.
She leaves two brothers and other rela-
tives who have the sympathy of the entire
community in their great loss. A. E. f.
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cAYsvlLLE.

Blackberries, Tayloris Prolific, one OF
the finest family berries; doz., Soc; 80, =
| 100, s1.50. Il JOHN p. JEwETT, Barnard.
Mrs. Ella Page has returned from New
| York.
Mrs. Lowell was in South Royalton last
week.
Fred Rogers has gone to Chicago to
work.
Mrs. Charlotte Clay moved to Hartland
"Wednesday.
Fred Cobb of Quechee visited friends in
town last week.
Frank JENNIE of Lebanon, y. H., spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. ID. Hickey OF Bethel visited in town
few days recently.
+. b. Kimball of Burlington was in
town day last week.
John Knowlton of Randolph was in
town day last week.
Pearl Chamberlain Of Barnard is board
ing at Charley Lilley's.
Mrs. Alice Leonard OF Hancock visited
at DIR. Smiths recently.
j. A. Chedel and family returned from
Maseoma lake last week.
Clay's hotel is to be opened soon with
Ed. Coughlin as landlord.
Mrs. Harris Waters and baby have re-
turned from Bridgewater.
Rev. Carleton Hazen and wife OF West
Rutland were in town Sunday.
Gilman Gay of Randolph visited at ID.
F. Gould's few days recently.
Frank Rice OF Bethel visited at his
uncle's, p. NJ. Nye's, last Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Gould and son, Melville,
visited in Randolph day recently.
Miss Gertie Wheat OF Bethel visited
friends and relatives in town last week.
Mrs. w. r. Hassam and Miss Grace
Washburn were In Bethel day last week.
II. T. Waters Of Castleton came Satur-
day TO commence his school here this
week.
Rev. Frank Hazen exchanged pulpits
with his brother, Rev. Carleton Hazen, .last
Mr. and Mrs r. f. Wilson and son,
Jerry, visited in Roxbury last week, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Alexander Of Royalton I
risited her granddaughter, Mrs. Bert /
Roberts, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Of 81 Johnsbury 4
listed their son, George, and family re-
emily at the "CobhleH
George Miner and family came from 1
Brooklyn, n. ", last week 20 spend few
weeks at the "Cobblen
Rev. and Mrs james Sargent and
laughter, Rosemond. returned 90 their (
iome IN Massachusetts, the FIRST Of the
week
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TuNBRIDcE.

Wilbur Grant has recently purchased al
organ for his daughters.
Mrs. Charles Houston and Mary called
on friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Corwin of Chelses
visited at Ben fuckers last Friday.
David King and son OF Keene, n. II.
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Lura Dean.
Warren Porter, who is at his daughters
Mrs. Viii Gould's, is in very poor health
Mrs. Laura Farnham and Mrs. james
Farnham were guests OF Eta Durkee last
Saturday.
Dr. Fred Welch started for STAFFORD, n.
H., last Friday. Mrs. WEIGH and children
went Saturday.
Lena Gould has gone back TO Worcester
to school instead OF South Royalton as re-
ported last week.
Sam Galpin of Connecticut has been
buying cows in town. He purchased sew
en- of Ed Rowell.
Florence and Mary Houston were unable
to commence their schools last week on
account OF sickness.
Mrs Hart and two sons OF New York
city, who have been at A. c. Adams, re-
turned home last Friday.
Leonard Clark and Mrs. Julia Newell OF
South STAFFORD, Alfred and Ethel George
were at f. c. Sleeper's last week.
Mrs. II. Dewey OF South Royalton and
Miss Matte Dewey OF Worcester, Mass,
were recent guests at 5. A. Deans.
The funeral Of Daniel Hackett was held
at his late home on the East hill. He was
rs years old. Rev. j. Dickson ofiiciated.
DR.. Harry Hayward is having his build
ings lately purchased OF Carlos Farnham
repaired. Mr.. Culver of Randolph is doing
the work.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Noyes start next
Monday for the Pan-American at Buffalo
where they will spend few days and then
go to Pennsylvania to visit friends.
Mrs. Luna Dutton, who has been visit
ing her brother, Arthur Adams, returned
to Fitchburg last Monday. Har son,
Clarence, went back several days ago.
The people here will attend services
next Sunday at the Freewill Baptist
church at the North village and there will |
probably be no services at the Cong |
church.
Mrs. Luman Moves and daughter Of /
Randolph, Mrs G. II. Nutting and daugh- |
ter Of Chicopee, Mass, and Mrs. MAXWELL |
and daughter OF Philadelphia were recent 1
guests Of Mrs. Eva Rowell.
Henry Dutton and wife Of South Royal
ton, Ed Smith, Stella and Luvia Dutton Of 4
Royalton, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren fuller
md two sons, Harrison and Leon, OF Cor
nth, Mr.. and Mrs Henry johnson of
Waterbury recently visited at Hugh Dick
srmans.
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coRiNrH.

VIII Aiken has finisbss
creamery. work at "A.
on business. iaulord Frid,.
work has closed at Pike nan
the disappointment Of many ''' much q
Mrs. l.. ID. Heath has b., II,
week. Dr. Lock treated Der III 'hs Esa
Miss Agnes Fuller has go,.
vile TO attend school this I'm Az 70 Oxford.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. F. MerriIl va.
non, \. H., few days last Wet Ell IN Lsls.
l.. y. Heath has purcbas,a
West Oorinth OF stillman Wigeis, lafn a
F. j. Hutton and brother-in.ts.
Stevens, were In Montpelier No. tlber
G. II. Wilson is in Topshs,. LAY
MIN. uAing sith
Ebert Stevens and son. Ralnho,p
water are visiting his sister. NJ lag..
Rev. +. 7. Hutchins OF plai,s.,s
the Corner last Thursday and csli 'o s a
Gertrude Hill OF Bradford bs...
at the academy Monday. WINK s aaaa
scholars. u aOasl
II. p. Warren and daughter H.
Eairlee were the guests Of i III a q
= hlilM
Earl Wilson came 10 his iatbs,. =
Wilson's, Saturday, after spendinet
apt vacation at Buffalo. 'tia-
Mrs. Eivira Heath returned /,
Heath's, after visiting her -
Heath, a few days in Bradford.
Mrs. Cyrus Hastings. who h,
sufferer from heart trouble for -.
had bad spell in church SUNDAY
Rev. Geo. RoweIi was ordained vs
At East Corinth and installed a -.
er that church and the one al M ~.
A. NJ. Carpenter has gone Ia feN
wards 10 live, as VIM. san born Witt
be has lived for several years. Z -.
&. Johnsbury.
A. 4. Spear and family returned -.
saturday, alter an absence 81 thre wse
visiting In Burlington. Coichesisfsns ~,
= places, mneh improved ID health
Charles Simpson. wife ana ssa,.,..
Edith Of Manchester, y. H., are 1sf,
Der mother and other relatives ~
Grove their own team the whole dsss.
Croydon Fellows and r. b. with, s.,
heir sheep Ia Mr.. Fellows pasture B~
were scen IN the pasture last vsek ~ ~
sheep were found dead and Two an -.
ng.
sarah Fellows entertained hsf eaa.sr
Miss Elizabeth Darling, e iea DAYS 81
9 eek, tho previously visited hru1es q
r. Darling IN Waterbury asyium. aas n
not give very Favorable reports q han.
eOYery.
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SOUTH TuNRRlpeE.

J. B. Kenworthy is improving.
Bertha Cloud visited in Washington
last week.
.Heber Howe is at work for VIII Smith
OF Randolph.
Clarence Woodland is attending school
at So. Royalton.
L, NJ. Corwin and A. y. Alexander went
to Randolph Friday.
A special pension examiner on Albert
Nhitney's case was here Friday and call
ed on A. j. Wills.
A letter remains uncalled for in this Of
nee addressed to c. W. Howe, postmarked
at North Pomfret.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jermon
Rogers Thursday, Sept. 5, weighing Z
pounds and 9 ounces.
Clarence Woodland met with quite an
accident last Thursday near Waldo's lum-
Der sheds. He was riding his bicycle to
school and Everett Corwin. who was
ahead OF him, was thrown off his bicycle
by dog. Clarence had no time to stop
and was thrown, injuring his knee so that
DIR. Fish had to attend it and at present
writing is not much improved.
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STAFFORD.

Guy Ross is visiting his grandparents
James S. Morrill, was in Lebanon last
week.
w. NJ. Hatch arrived from New York
Saturday.
Grace Hazelton returned to her home
Saturday.
Hale Atwood called on friends in town
last week.
Miss Clyde Newell returned Saturday to
Enfield, \. II.
MarceIla Kendall arrived Tuesday at W.
/ II. Chamberlin's.
Miss NJ. c. Jones returned Saturday to
Cambridge, Mass.
Rev. Geo. Cummings spent last week
with his parents here.
There was social dance at the town
hall Saturday evening.
James !. Morrill, has several painters at
work on his buildings.
Rev. B. T. Marshall returned Friday to
Scarboro- on-the- Hudson.
Mrs. Stone OF Hanover came Tuesday to
visit her son, w. p. Stone.
f. P. Morrill, of New York recently
spent a few days with his aunts.
The village school spened Monday with
Miss Fannie Kendall as teacher.
Miss Angie Kendall of Randolph is
visiting her uncle, j. X. Kendall.
Mrs. Florence Varney returned last
week to her home in Pennington.
Capt. S. j. Arnold and Mrs. II. A. Stick
ney were in w. r. junction Tuesday.
Misses Florence and Janet Marshall re-
turned Tuesday to her home in Boston.
Mrs. l.. A. Clark has been entertaining
friends from Waterbury the past week.
Mrs. Clark OF Randolph has been stop
ping at the STAFFORD House the past week.
Mrs. Frank F. Walker came Friday
from Barre and is the guest of Mrs. Chas.
Clark.
Quite a large party went Wednesday to
Fairlee Lake, most of them staying all
night.
Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter, who has been i'll
at the home Of her nephew, j. 5. Morrill,is
convaleseent.
There was an entertainment at the hotel
hall Monday evening by Mr.. Fulton with
his phonograph and all felt well repaid.
A. P. Fitch left town Monday OF last /
week to spend little time at the White 4
Mountains before returning to New York. |
III. A. Udall and Miss A. J. Simmons 4
were married Tuesday of last week at 1
Woodstock. Mr.. and Mrs. LII. Udall and 4
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. r. Sanborn were pres
ent at the wedding.
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EAST BARNARD.

Cuthbcrt red raspberries; dor, Be- ?
for 75o.; 100, 81. 7w
JoHS T.. JEwETT Barnard, "
Mrs. Maria Keith visited q fefil
keilam's last week.
Jessie Benson was q guest at E !
Aliens Monday night.
Ruth Allen returned 10 her bone
Winchester September :.
r. +. Allen began school here hoaa,!
and Jennie Miller in the Howard dl''i"
the same day.
Forest Harlow and wife have n.e,s
into b. Iancey's tenement. vsca1ea
Perry kellam.
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MILLER'S POND.

Harry Rowell Is working At he minss
Farmers are complaining q iht 81
weather. Wells and springs art falling
Flossie George Of Washington made b;
three years.
Mrs. Isaac Messier and children pess.
and sold one day last week n voftA
blackberries.
Mary Cook has returned 20 Bosioa z
commence her work In one Of ihe Afr
schools In that city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Chubb Of Norwich rlsie
her mother, Mrs. NJ. a.. kenison, Naq
IN feeble condition, last sunday
school commenced in district Ne
Monday, with Miss Mary Housion q
STAFFORD as teacher. She boards q 4 Z
Maxham's.
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New Ennland MaaasIne.

The September number comes ~ y - -,
cover and there Is something uniall. u.
in type, but the contents art g
rewsrding as usual. The fronilspe
''The Concord Bridge. which ron
beauty appeals 10 US a. Wen 1870
association. Bret Harte has 9 siof, -
1.-The Reincarnation Of Smith. IN
which had a good deal OF -.
information is entitled "Nhat III ~,
are doing for the Children Oh the
The new explosive "Maximite, n ,e
very interesting paper. NeliI -
especially viii be highly pleased ~
John W. Buckham's article coh'e
Ethan Allen.
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PlTTsFIELD.

Charles Chedel returned to Dartmouth
college last Monday.
Jarry Fifeld and family from Williams
town are visiting i'm town.
II. G.. Ranney and daughter, Achsah,
were in Bethel last Friday.
Miss Sue Fifield and a friend from
Bethel were in town Sunday.
School began Monday, September 2.
with the same teachers as last term.
Quite a number Of people from here
attended the fair at Rutland last week.
Achsah and John Ranney have gone to
Bethel to attend the High school there.
Miss Sarah Chedel left Saturday for
Franklin Falls. y. H.. where she will
attend the Seminary at Tilton.
Rev. Carlton Hazen from West Rutland
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday in exchange with his brother,
Frank.
DIR. John Eaton and family. who have
been at W. II. Breeds for some time.
returned to their home i'm Roslindale.
Mass, last Monday.