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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
CALIFORNIA TRIPS.

Account of Epworth League meet
ing at San Francisco in July. Elk
cursion tickets will be on sale from
points in Pennsylvania, from July 4tt
to 18th, good TO return until August
3lst, low rates of fare have been nam
ed for the round trip and if desired
tickets NAV be had returning via
Portland Yellowstone Park and St
Paul, at small additional cost. Fol
full particulars call on or address, w
S. Howell. General Eastern Passenger
Agent, 3sl Broadway, New York, OF
John X. Pott, District Passenger Agt,
Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul Rail
way, Sl0Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS.
West virginia Association Has Finished
Its Meeting Mt Fafrmont.

Fairmont, w. Va, june 22.-The
West Virginia Editorial association af-
ter spending two days here, held Its
business meeting yesterday. The meet
ing was presided over by Rev. Geo.
r. Brown, of West Virginia Protest
ant, of Harrisville.
The following officers were elected
President J. Slidell Brown, King
wood secretary, J. Bruce Hess, Man
nington; treasurer. II. Q. Sample, al
Fairmont. The next meeting will be
held at Wheeling.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
LIGHTNING STRUCK JAIL.

During the storm Saturday after
noon tightening ran into the County
Jail over the electric light wires and
tore ont two rows of brick for a dis
lance of about ten feet on the west
wall. The noise of the shock was
heard all over the building and it
caused considerable commotion among
the prisoners confined in the iron
cages in the jail. The damage caused
to the building Will amount to nearly
$50.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
WEDDINGS.
Crawford--Crawford.

Mr.. Luther Washington Crawford
and Miss Annie Tennessee Crawford
daughter of Oscar l.. Crawford, were
married Sunday i'll the Reformed
church at Falling Waters by the pas
tor, Rev. J. W. Rauch.
sharff--Snowden.
Mr.. Ernest Shartf son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. J.H. Sharff, of this city, was
married in Baltimore last Wednesday
to Miss Catharlne Snowden of tina
place.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

Edward Huss, a well known bust
ness man of Salisbury, Mo-, writes ;
II wish TO say for the benefit of
others, that i was sufferer from
lumbago and kidney trouble, and ill
the remedies l took gave me no relief.
was induced to try Foley's Kidney
cure and after the use of three bot
tie S, / am cured" E. G. Williams.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
10 DAY Eek. TO BuFFALo FOB $1,000

The G. v. r. R. will sell excursion
tickets to Buafflo, June ~ nd 2Sth for
their train No. A leaving Martinsburg
s rs a. m. and good only on direct
connecting train leaving Harrisburg
II :33 5 a. IN. due at Buffalo 7 40 same
evening. These tickets are good only
in coaches and valid for return until
July g. Fare SO. For further particu-
lars inquire of agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

Ira d. Reckard Duncombe' Ala.
writes my little boy scalded his LEG
from the knee to the ankle. l used
Banner Salve immediately and IN
three week slime it was almost entire
ly healed. l want to recommend II to
every family and advise them to Keen
Banner Salve on hand, as it is sure
remedy for scalds or any sores.
f. @. Williams
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Garbage and Police Uniform Contracts
Awarded by the Council Committees.

Two of the City Council committees
have awarded contracts this week.
One contract was awarded by the
Unifrom Committee for the furnishing
of summer uniforms for the police
force. NJ G.. Tabler secured it for
$l2 for each uniform.
The other contract awarded was by
the Street Committee which COM
mittee awarded the contract for the
hauling of garbage for the ensuing
year to the present incumbent, Henry
Zepp. for $500.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29

Only one remedy in the world that
will at once.stop itchiness of the skin
in any part of the body; Doan's Oint-
ment. At any drug store, 30 cents.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-29
couIdn,t Estimate It's Value i-Dr. Ag

CouIdn,t Estimate Its Value I--Dr. Ag
news Cure Tor the Heart fails. 1t relieves IN
20 n inutes, it cures tits beacon-ghi g lead you
back to health. w. IL. Musselman, Of q X,
IRE for the Heart entirely cured Of palpitauon
and smothering spells. It's value cannot be esti-
mated."
Sold by c. p. Matthae and f. G Williams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
F0RESTDAlE.

Misses Maude and Carrie Fortcr are
visiting friends in Boston.-Mr. ana Mis-,
Fred La France are visiting relatives IN
Granville. y. Y.--Mr Stone of Monsoon,
Mass, Mrs. Lamphere and son of A bany,
y. Y, who have been at DR.. q II. stone $,
returned to their homes Monday.-Al =.
Nellie Spooner is ill,-tlawloy Churchill
is visiting his grandmother in Rutland. --
John Hull has returned from Providence,
II. Mrs. G. II, Stone, who has been i'll.
is Convalcsccnt.-Mrs l.. j. Fortier has
returned from months visit with her
daughter in Schenectady, \. Y.-ErnCst
Baird of South Acton, Mass, is visiting
relatives in this paCe-The Catholic fair
will be held in st. Amonicas hail next
week, beginning Monday, and continuing
three evenings. Wednesday evening they
will serve supper and give dance
Miss Anna ticndee, who has been visiting
her grandparents here, returned To her
home in Arlington Wedncsday.-Mr and
Mrs. Orln Manley and son of Dandy Wis
tied friends here reccnty.-i'rank McDon-
aid drank some washing fluid Wednesday,,
taking 1t for Cider,-Shubcl Brown has
opened photograph gallery in H. r.
Rowe's block,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
BROOK FIELD.

chicken pie supper will be given by
the Ladies Society with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holmes Friday evening.-The re-
mains of Albert Hovny of Lynn, Mass +,
only >on of Mrs. Matilda Hovey. were
brought here for burial Friday. He died
of typhoid fever. The funeral was held
at the Branch church. Rev. Mr.. Strong
officiating. c. H. Bigolow had the ser
vices in charge. The Bigelow male qaur-
tctte furnished music The abundant
and elegant floral tributes showed the
high esteem and respect in which the
young man was held. Much sympathy is
expressed by all for his saddened mother.
70 whom the loss is very severe a. is
also to his fiancec, who also accompanied
the remains here.-Roy Blanchard is Wis
itiug rcldti, cs and friends in Barrc-Thc
concert which was to have been Fri
day evening at the village under the di-
rection Of Mr.. Thomas of Montpelier, wa
given mp on account of stormy weather
and lack of voices in some parts to do
the choruSes Rehearsals We're mel
through the week, and enjoyed by thosc
who attended and hopes were expressed
that later in the season the work might
De taken up again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
WARREN.

Pearl Daniels has been quite i'll with
liver troublo.-Georgc Greenwood sawed
of his thumb last Monday while work.. s
In Parkcrs tub mill-Cieo Banster has
been sick with grip. but is now better-
Lloyd Long is i'll with grip.-Clark Ford
is very sick from a paralytic shock
which he suffered last Sunday. He is IN
old resident of this place but now lives
IN Waitsheld.-N. n Robinson has sold Il
fine span of horses for SiD0.-i;lijah Flu er
and wife are rejoicing over "A boy baby,
born to them November Sth.-L. j. RUS
sell has been sick with gr!p.-El No
Glafiu is slowly on the gain.-Geo. Elliot
vas in Bristol MondaY.-Chas Long is
visiting friends in Calais.--Dr. T.. W.
Slayton has bought the grst mill former
~ owned by Parker Slayton " Bro. The
company has dissolved partnership
James Pierce's large barn. known as the
Burt Austin barn, was burned To tho
ground Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
together with two horses five cows, one
yoke of cattle. sixteen tons of hay and
500 worth of turned ash wagons The
loss is $3.50 and the property was insure /
TO Austin, but had not been transferred,
The fire is supposed to be incendary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
BRADFORD.

Miss Mary Emerson Of l.yndonVille was
a guest of her cousin, Miss Marcia Win
snip FridHy.-Robert Il. Edcs of Newton,
Mass, and connected with the Westing-
hous" Electric Light co., was in town
Thursday Mrs G. II. Martin returned to
Essex Centre last week after spen ling
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs H. r.
M"riin.-Miss Carrie Nurcloss finished her
hith term of school at South Corinth Fri
dtN and VIII soon 90 to North Thetford
where she is engaged for the winter term
of SrhOOl.-MrS j. NJ. TAYLOR spent last
week with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. +.
H. Folsom in Newport Miss Elizabeth
Jones entertained the whist club at Hotel
LOW tuesday cNCning.-Mrs. Bctsey john
son is very i'll at the home of her daugh-
tor, Mrs. W. f., Gage The ladies of Mao
mi R'bckah lodge gave the young people
"a good time at !. .. O. l.. nall. Thursday
'v"ning, by candy pull Games were
played and the evening very pleasantly
pasSod.-'rhe Epworth League he'd 2
musical social at the Grace church par
Tors Friday cvenng.-Mrs w. f.. Young
spent last week ut the home of her p +
cnts in South Corinth.-Mr, and Mrs. John
k"ucy are the parents of a son.-The
ladies of the Congregational church serv-
ca a chicken pie dinner Nov. II, and
although II was a stormy day they clear
ed 50 This amount will go toward max
ing the parsonage comfortable for wntcr.
Miss Lena Hart has returned to her
home in Milton, y. H., after assisting sew
Graz months in Cunningham's Pharmacy.
MIR and Mrs. Dow of Boston are visit
ing bis sister, Mrs. H. NJ Hooker They
cam" here from Barnet Thursday.
MI and Mrs. w. h Avery went to East
llafdwick Tuesday to SPEND several weeks
with their daughter, Mrs T. G. Bronson
Mrs. Is. 5. iioker is very sick with ner-
Nous prostration,-Mrs Henry Kemp Is
- ending some time with Mrs w. T.. Gage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21

At n meeting of the Social Library near
ly 200 books were drawn on 30 shares at
an average cost of about 3A cents each.
New books are to be added at the nest
meeting on the second Tuesday in Jan
uary, 1909. Copies of BLACK Rock" by
Ralph Conner. and Ten Nights in II
Barroom," by T. S. Arthur, have lately
been donated to the library by the state
Anti-Saloon League.
on account of other public gatherings
the first week in December. the date CT
the chicken-pie supper to be given by
the Ladies' Social Circle has been post
poned to Wednesday. December II.
The Ladies' Reading Club is to meet
with Mrs. Walter f.. Granger on the af-
ternoon of Saturday. the 23rd inst; sub
ject, Cowper.
There is another mild case of scarlet
fever in tho family of Burt Clogston The
school board have decided not to reopen
the school there this fall, but will have
a longer term in the winter.
School in the Scavcr dist riot will open
on Monday. November 2jth, on account
of the usual difficulty in travelling there
late I'm the winter. Miss Clio J. Tarboll
of Randolph is engaged as teacher.
Mrs. Marian Kathan Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas ID. Poland.
Herbert J. Colby OF Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
Cows brought from $40 TO slS at j. d
Brockway's auction last Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
MIDDLESEX.

Miss Flora Shepard has gone to Chester
to work. in wrapper factory The infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stetson Ia
very i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. Ches er
Iurner of waterbury was a recent Visi-
tor at j. H. Daniel's.-Nearly all the
schools in town closed last Friday An eX-
hlbition Was held Friday evening in dis
tlict No, taught by Miss NcNins i. ".
Daniels Is confined to the house by illness
Ills store is i'm charge of George Steinhcrg
MISS Lucy lin is improving Mise
Hathcrlne Benham went to her home in
iFookiield Saturday for the Thanhsgiv-
ing NacatiOn,-Mrs. +. A. Wolcott and
MISS Ruth Rycford spent Sunday in
Harre-ReV. q. W. Morrow occupied the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday
in behalf Of the Anti. Saloon
I'taRuc-Miss Hattie Ladd is to spend the
winter at the home of Mrs Jane Miles
Miss Lizzie Townsend of Barre Is visiting
Mrs. NJ. j. Herbert
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Mrs. Irene Leland, widow of Pembroke
Leland who suffered "A shock " ednesdav
morning, died Thursday. She was IS y ars
old ana had lived in Bellows Falls about
10 years, making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram King, ir. The sur
Vivng children are Mrs King Of this
place and Mrs. Latham of Providence
II. |.
The raid on the Crescent Brewing COM
pany at the instigation of Rev. Fl. Wids
has been the cause of much excitement
which does not abate. Never was there
anything IKE it in this section. Property
which last summer was purchased for
s. 800 is to-day "A total wreck. 1t is un-
dcrstood that the bottling company will
make strong tight to regain its prop
ertN. II has retained Ira Colby and Hosea
Parker of Claremont, IL, ID, Ryder of Bel
lows Falls and c. ii, Iiersey Of Keene
1t seems that under the New Hampshire
prohihitory law a brewery mas Il right to
manufacture beer and ship the same out
of the state when put in Kegs and prop
crly stamped. A bottling company has
the right to bottle beer or spirituous liz
quors and sell outside the state OF New
Hampshire, but cannot sell direct to par
ties within the state limits, II it can b.
proved that 1t has sold or offered for sale
1t becomes liable to fine and its entire
plant is Contraband. The case cannot
come up till the April term of court and
II will probably be a year or more before
II will be finally determined what DISPOSE
tion will be made of the bottles barrels
cases. corks labels, etc, now I'm the pos
session of Sheriff futile Of Keene. The
sheriff was in town the first of the week
and stated that he had taken this step be-
cause of the character OF the saloon bust
ness conducted in North Walpole, which
had become practically the bar of Bel
lows Falls,
mr. I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21

charge to the people by Rev. s. y. jack
son. OF Burlington. The installing prayer
WIS by Rev. w. S Ilazcr of Mortified.
Mrs. Andrew T. Newman Gied Monday
nj her home on Washington street after
an Illness that has lasted nearly n year.
she leaves IA husband and six children.
Tho body was taken to Barnet for bu-
rial
Littlcjohn & Milne have this week b e.
gun on an addition to their stone shed
on Batchcldor meadow. The addition Is
10 DC 1Oi by 80 feet and will nearly double
the size of their cutting room.
Jones Bros. are this week shipping a large
soldiers monument cut of Barre granite
to Janesvile Wis.
". l.. Smith g. Co. have just added two
Ioc horse power boilers to their quarry.
equipment and are also putting in n cable
railway capable of carrying stone up to
10 tons in weight. Tho new boilers arriv-
ed yesterday and are expected to be in
position by the first of December.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21

village supply for ANALYSIS OF samplcs|
sent from Minard pond the Irino'ull|
source Of supply. rho report was "h.o.ag-
ically and chemically Of a good quality /
Regarding a sample of the aquedurt wat
ter used 10y a comparatively small M
Der, "hiologically the number Of bacterial
Is high chemically it is of a good qAal-
itv.'
Nat \. Wheeler went last week to- Watt
crhury, where he has a position as bead
clerk in drug store
Tho party going from this place and
SaXton's River to Orlando, Fla. have ar
rived at their destination and q letter
from J. w. Lockwood states that the mcr-
curry is from 60 to 81 in the shade lie
says they are comfortably located whorr
tncy have good water. fine climate ana
beautiful flowers. The oranges are not
ripe yet.
At the State Sunday school convention
held recently in Vergennos y. q. Will
liams was chosen "A member OF the oXccu-
tive committee Or. Edward Fllory of
SaXton's River, a member Of tho Normal
board and e. ". Osgood one Of the dele
gates to the international convention at
Denver, col, June 23-2j Resolutions to
the memory e the late Mrs. y. q. v IL
li1ms We're adopted.
At the CONGREGATIONAL church Sunday
after the morning service, over so" was
raised by subscription towards paying the
debt on the parsonage. This will reduce
but not entirely wipe out the indebted
ness on the property
T. l. .Wcthcrhee has just returned flOm
indianapolis, lul.. where he has been u.s.
sisting Howard Parker Of Nashua, y. II.
to place one Of his travelling suction boxes
for paper machines. by this method the
resistance between tho box and felt -
overcome thereby prolongng the running
time Of the felt and also increasing the
power Of the machine.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
WAITSflELD.

Clark Ford is very sick with pneumonia.
7 lward Allen is in town from Barre to
assist IN getting the lathes and machinery
for tCrnng chair stock at O. 6. Eaton S
mill in running order.--A Mrs Underhill
who has been working at George W
Wallis, was taken suddenly last week
with appendicitis, and Monday was taken
TO Burlington to the Mary Fletcher hos
pit1l for an opera tion--AIrs. Badger, wife
of Rev. J. T.. Badger, who has been spend
inr few weeks with her parents in South
RoNalton, returned home last Saturday.
\ lecture on Life in Andersonville Pris-
on VIII be given at the Congregational
church on Tuesday evening, November
6. under thu auspices of Ainsworth post.
No. 70, q. A. r.. by Allen :. Fleury Of
Sw7nton, who had an experience of near
~ year in the different prisons of the
South during the OWL War.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
MORETOWN.

Fen Avery of Springfield Mass. has
been home on visit to his mother.
Mrs. Merrill Child came home last week
from the hospital in Burlington, where
she has been to- have two tumOrS rcmov-
ed.-Roland Griffith of Montpelier is visit
ing his parents this wcck.-M. L. Griffith
and wife visited Mrs. Merrill Child Sdtur-
daY.-Ihere WAS case tried in f.. a.
IicHths Office Saturday between Harry
Buckley and Burt Marbcl of Fayston; H..
But klvv won the casc.-Mrs. Hin, an old
resident OF the town. was brought here
Thursday from the lower part of the
state, where she made her home with htr
son. Wilbur Hill She was buried in
South DuXbury cemetery Friday. Prayer
WAS of. cred at her sons, Jason Hill'S, by
Roy, O. a Emery. She leaves a husband
and three sons To mourn her loss. Jason,
Ernest and Wilbur.-Quite Il number
are on the sick list with colds.-Mrs. j..
W. Taylor and daughter went to Mont
pclicr Suuday.-Miss Cora Mckinney was
At her home over Sunday. 5. Aus
tin visited in South Fayston sunday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

There will la extra meetings this week
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day evenings at the Baptist ChurCh.-Mlss
Emma ScoNille of Cornwall is visiting
friends in town-Miss Julia \. &. jack
son has rented the lower part Of the Rip
ley house on Park strect.-Mrs. George
KELLOGG, who has been quite i'll, is inn
proving. Miss Alice Harrison remains the
same, comfortable but in a serious con-
ditiOn.--Ii. T.. llemenway is in his store
after an illness with grip.-N alter q.
Ray has purchased the Morohouse cot
tage on Conant Squarc.-The King y
Daughters met with Mrs II. II.
Bacon Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
BELVIDERE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Lire 'rillotsou of Watervile
are visiting her brother, Gustin smith
There were 70 present at the chickcn-pe
supper November Is at VI. g. Snattucks.
The proceeds were SG.-Rev. 4. chandler
and Rev. O. H. Kent are to exchange pull
pits November 24.-Ezra Fletcher is NOV
ing back to his farm from Cambridge
j. G. Smith and wife are stopping at
their sons. Gustn Smith s.-Henry Potter
has moved to Smithvillc and is working
for Mr. Smith.-About two feet OF snow
fell last wcek.-Ira Whittcmore has sold
his house occupied by Leslie Potter, to
Edward Robinson.--Jorome Tilotsons
people were called to Eden to attend the
funeral Uf his daughter, Mrs. Baker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
EAST ROXBURY,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Blanchard were guest 3
at Fred Blanchard's Sunday. -Charloy
Blanchard is using new Empire Seplra-
tor.-Ira Wiley Is WORKING for Henry
Shea. Several from this place attended
the auction at Sidney Rand's last Thurs
day Mr.. Rand will soon move to Mont
pclicr.-Creamcry patrons received 10
cents for October butter and much dis
satisfaction is felt among the patrons as
other creamcries paid Q and 3 cents a
pound more for butter.--Mrs Mark Rice
from Montpelier was a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Sidney Rand last wcek.-John
Ladd went to Waterbury the first of the
week.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Kirk Ellsworth has gone to Elmore to
teach the winter term of school, Mr.. and
Mrs Andy Johnson are visiting at j. II.
Stafford s.-Laura Corbctt has returned
ir, m liiehgatc. where she has been keep
ing school Fourteen of the lady friends
of Mrs. Harmeon Prior met at Mrs. G.
y. Sly giles Saturday to celebrate her S1st
birthday. A bountiful ropast was served
at !. o'clock aud all enjoyed a pleasant
1ft"rnoon.-Edd Hanlcy is to work for
Thaddius Wells of Cambridge until March
1st-Miss Nellie Prior has returned from
lIulNoko.-Mr. and Mrs. George Allen are
to move to Hyde Park the last of the
Vvpcl<
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
CHELSEA.

The jury calendar of Orange Count.
Court contains 10 cases and the cour.
calendar L. Among the former in tn
first days assignment are the case of A.
u. roster, apt. VS.. estate of A. s kinC
and that of \. l.. Boyden W.. Central Ner-
mont halfway company. both from Ran
uolph. The Foster case was tried ono
year ago and resulted in a verdict in favor
OF the note held by plaintiff against Tho
deicndants estate, which verdict was
overturned in supreme Court because the
original payec of the note was allowed
to testify against the dead mans estate.
Tho petit jurors summoned for the De
Cenihcr term of court are as follows
bradford. Henry j. Ordway, William NJ.
Chambcrln; Brairtree, Willis 5. Howard
Herbert f. Flint Brookfeld James Me
Derm"nt, Louis Il. Panton; Chelsea. W.
II. iiighee Geo. Colby; Corinth. Charles
l. Clark, William IT, Konneston FairleG.
Jarnos -. Cunningham, William =. CAT
field, Newhury, Joseph j. Smith. W. II.
Goodwin; Orange. Edgar l.. Sanborn.
Johr l., Emerson; Randolph, Wortheu
w. Jones, Horace clifford STAFFORD Al
bert X. Kittrcdgo, Henry r. Thctford. \.
w. Clark II. +. Sloane, Topsham Fred
Rowe, 4. J. Scruton Tunbrdge, Curtis r.
Brown, Edwin +. Farnham; Vtrshire Lo-
reno =. Spear, Il. +, Fuller; Washington
cyrus II Smith. Herman f. Dickermau;
West Fairlcc, Fred Eaton. w. 6. Russ
NilliamStown, Joshua f. Bailey. Fremont
C. llttlc.-T'he farm of J. II. Il n H.
Perkins in tho southwest part of Wash
ingtun was recently sold to Henry T.. En-
cry for $bOO.-Dclmar A. BeCkWith has
gore To Waterbury to work in the state
insane asylum, where a younger brother
was recently employed. MIR and Mrs
George \. Tracy have gone to visit her
family in Canaan, \. H., for a few weeks
Mrs. \. j. Copeland left town on Mon
day morning for her winters soiourn with
her son, G. B. copeland, who is cashi' T.
of the Randolph National bank. Mis- /,
Belle Judd, who has been employed AS oil
trained nurse in Orange, y. j.. has gone
with "A patient to Asheville, y. G.. for the
winter.-Alison, the son of Scott ".
George. has gone to BrattlebOrO for en-
ployment in the Bratteboro retreat.