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ADDISON.

Mrs c. w. Read is visiting in BRISTOL
Charles ORryan has returned from a
weeks stay in New York city with his
sister Rena-Lutio WhitfoId now ils Il
Passion play at the Church
saturday evening was pronounced good
There was n full hOusc.-Miss Emma SEQ
willie of West Cornwall has returned to her
nome after "A two weeks visit i'm town --
Mary Lane was called TO her home in Dan
by on the 18th by the serious illness of her
father.-The social at NNroL Smiths iol-
lowing the Ladies' Aid society meeting
WIS success, The house was well nlIcd
quite "A few from Weybridge beinr pre-
stnt.-Nrs. Carlton Sherwin has lust re-
turned from weeks visit with friends i'm
AlbanY.-Mrs. Sylvia Barber has come to
spend the winter with her daughter Ella
Smilh.-Jet Dyke has moved To the Good
ale house and Mrs. Goodale las gore to
llallock has moved to
his own house-Mattic @ Bryan is spending
a few days with her mother Mrs Clark
Cara smith was at home over Sunday
from her school in Middlehury.-WilI
Wood has bought of Mr.. Wotzel Of sara
toga the place knownasthe Guy Gage farm
he has sold the Read lot to George Spen-
Ger of fanton for S25 per acrc.--Mrs. Lewis
OF Providence, X, l., has tecn called to
town by the serious Illness of her sister
Flora Whitford. Mrs. Whitford remains
' cry low.
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MILTON

Or. and Mrs. l.. c. Holcombe returned
Saturday evening from a few days trip
TO Bulfalo,-Mrs. Roby and Mrs. Clarke of
Swanton will open dancing class at Vii
lage hall Wednesday evening, October
2Oth,-Bert Miles returned from Boston
Saturday evening.-Mrs. Wolcott and Ms
Fairchild returned Friday and Mrs Rob
crt Darling and Miss Bessie johnson On
Saturday from Roston.-There was a large
attendance at the harvest supper at the
Congregational vestry Friday evening and
the audience seemed to enjoy guessig the
various advertisements take from pupu-
lar magazines and papers represented by
the young people and children. one OF tn"
prettit st was the one representing gold
dust" which was taken by little Norman
Skeels and Homer Duling who were black
ed up to represent tho cute little darkt y
Milton orchestra added much to the ei4-
ioyment of the evening. Over Sl7 was TAX
en- in,-Nliss Marion Howard of New York
spent part of the last week with her
brother, William Howard.-Rev. and Mrs
Z. f.. Herrick attended the surprise party
at Georgia given Rev. c. w. Clark Oh hi )
10Th birthday last Friday evening. .-Denlis
Hurley of Shelburne has been spending
q few days with friends in town. MIR and
Mrs. j. j. Whittemore OF Milwaukee ar
rived IN town Monday evening for a few
days ViSit.-Charles Is. Green has bought
a fern in Bakersfield anod will move thcre
I he first of Novemb Ar.-Aden Austin. a na d.
tive Of this place, hut for many years Il
resident of Minneapolis, Mimi, is very
seriously III.
II. IL. Fuller. G. a. Pratt and ]. s. Ben
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

James Monroe Hin of Austin, Tex, is
one of the few survivors of the battle Of
San Jaciuto, which assured to Texas it's
and is cousin Of the late United States
Senator benjamin II, Hin, of that state.
Queen Victoria is to he commemorated
in the Highland home which she 50 dearly
loved by a handsome monument erected
by her teuantry, servants and retainers
will be IL tall obelish of Glengelder gram
ite.
Miss Helen Gladstone the fourth daugh-
ter of the late w. +. Gladstone, has taken
charge of the pioneer womens university
work among the London poor, the Wom-
ems University Settlement, which has its
headquarters in Nelson Square, southwark.
The settlement was founded in 1887 by the
womens colleges of Oxford and Cam
bridge. and the membership reached a to-
tai Of $50 Miss Gladstone is 50 years old
and was born in Hawarden Castle,
Thomas A. Edison is very deaf. Owing
to a playful pleasantly he has invented
sort of shorthand speech, among which
is his greeting to the older hands in his
shop and laboratory. When he sees one
of these men, Boo" says Mr Edison,
which has come to mean good morning.
or good afternoon or good night. The
laboratory men have picked up the pc
culiar greeting, so that when the boss
appears IN the morning he is greeted in
his own shorthand speech Boo. Mr. Edi-
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
WlNOOSKI,

At tho annual meeting of Lafayette Hose
Co. NO. Wednesday evening, the follow
ing o!icers were elected for the year en-
suing: Captain, +. l.. Linsenmeir first as
siStant. j. II. Fitzgerald; second assist
ant, j. NJ. Hennessy; clerk, ]. f. O Sulli-
van: treasurer. William O'Day; auditors.
John Burke, stephen Hardacre, Michael
e. Buckley: house committee. James titz-'
gerald. Joseph Wheat. John Burke, Mich
aol Buckley and John OSuliivsn; JAM or,
Lewis i. Corron.
The advertised letters in the post Of
iice for the week ending October 9th. are
as follows: Willie Brunette. William
Desbdrae Prof. Elctwaldt. L. Mandiso.
ST. Francis NaVier church was the scene
If a pretty autumn wedding Tuesday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock when Miss Cara
Frcmau, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isra |
rcmau. was married to Rodney Barron.
son of Louis Barron, in the presence of
large number of friends and relatives.
Following the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home of the groom's par
entS, whore breakfast was served. In the
evening n reception was rendered them
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Barron We're the recipients of
many valuable and useful presents.
Miss Bessie Titus returns to her home
in llardwick this morning after spending
week in town as the guest of c. IL
Shpman and son lie Roy
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NEW HAVEN,

+. NJ. Weld is having an artesiar we'll
drilled. J. p. Hoadlcy of Middetowu
Springs is loing the wCrk.- Rev. and Mr.
L. ~. BiSelpw of Saraiuc Lake. y. l..
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
liClfnagle last wcck.-MisS Henrietta
Royce of Burlington was a recent guest
OF Miss Kate Sanborn.- Mrs .. T.. SAN
born Is visiting friends in Burlington. -
Mrs. Julietta Burnell who has been ipenI-
Ing the summer with her daughter in
llhttshureh, y. Y, las retUrred homo. -
Miss Mary l.. BOttum. who has been
spe nding a few weeks with her brother
}. O. Bottum, has returned to her home il
Roston-J. +. White of Ilaremont " II
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. w. I. Durfn,
C s. Dana is confined to the house wit
severe cold.-ANss Daisy Mcneil, who
has been spending a few weeks in Granvill,
returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. y.
]" Ross have moved to Middlebury. Mr..
Ross is superintendent of the Addison
County Telephone Co. and Mrs Ross is 10
run the central office there.
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Will ING.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Brown visited in st.
Adams last week. remaining over sunday
F. J. Hubbard of Middlcbury spent SUI
day with his sisters family Mrs. r. c.
Erown is visiting her sister in Crown
Po.nt, y. Y. this Week.-Mrs.. Kate Pratt
and Mrs. Warner Baldwin of Rutland Yis-
tied at Mrs. Parkers last Week.-Mrs.
Parker and Mrs. Peck are spending the
week with their brother in Middlebury.-
Mrs. Wilcox of Pouitney. who has visited
her sister. Mrs, V. G. Kelsey, the last two
Oct 23.-Mrs. Carrie Casey is moving z
into the Webster house in the village and
clyde Brown Of Essex. \. y. is moving
to the farm.-.intoine Sharkey of Shore
ham is moving into George Walkers tenc-
nent housn.-Mrs. +. c. Brown and Miss
Clara Eastwood have been chosen lelc-
gates to the state Sunday school couvon-
tion to be held in Nergennes November
9Th.
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GRANVILLE,

II. a. Briggs of Mcndon has bought OF
George Wilson the Parkhurst farm On
West HILL the price being 5000 Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Nangldcr of Randolph were
in town the first of the week-Mr. and
Mrs. George Walden of Bethel were the
guests of James Derby recently.-Thc
Ladies' Aid social circle will hold their
annual fair at the church next Friday
evening. Refreshments will be served. 49,
ID. L. Woodward of Lake Placid, n. Y,
is ut the home of George Sargent visiting
his little son Pearl, who lives at Mr. Sar-
gent s. Mi Woodward goes to New Hamp-
Shire to visit another SON and two daugh-
tcrs this week. e. n Hemonway treated
several friends to venison the first of the
week having captured a fine doc that
someone else had shot and did not dare
To LET il be known
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STARKSBORO.

There is to be a chicken pic supper at
the Baptist church next Friday night
givcn by tho G. g. C.-Mr. and Mrs. Newell
lIill visited at Wallace Hills Sunday
Mrs. Justin Hill is in Lincoln spending
sine time with her caughtor.-Mrs Frcd
ladd is caring for her father, Mr.. Iind5s
in Nergennes. who is critically ill.-Thurs-
day the cattle commissioners tested Henry
Dikc's dairy. Only two we're found dis
eased-Carric Clifford. who is attending
school In Bristol was at Richard Clifford $
over Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs, W. W, Wyman
are visiting IN Bristol -- Mrs G. w. Russell
ard son leave for EostCn Wednesday on
ten DAYS trip.-Miss Annabel Harmon
who has been visiting in Bridport. Mass.
for the past two months returned home
last Fridav.-Mrs, Patsey Eddy, who IL
suffering from "A slight stroke of paralysis
is much hettcr-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. I'M Friday, October
% Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eddy visited at
Justin lIillS Monday.
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Race War Between Whites and
Negroes at Balltown
Terrible One.
MANY BLACKS WOUNDED.
Firing Continued Half an Hour and
Sounded Like Regular Musketry-
Trouble Arose over a License
1000 Armed Men on the Scene
Negroes Are Cowed,


Now Orleans. Ja.. Oct 3O-A srocial to
the Picaytlne from Ralltown saws the raco
v.ar betWeen tn. blacks and whites which
started at a negro camp meeting at Dun
cans Chapel sunday forms 4 story Of
.ilord nnenun1lod I'm tho histor,, ,f the
Pearl River Valley.
ono white man is dead. another is nov
dvtup with a bullat hole through his st,r,-
ach and a third white man baolv wound
cd
%ioe negroes vyere killed IN the bl,,1v
acfr,v-rve mon three voron and nac
.e,,.U child
~ onn ic obIo 20 estimate .ba ,,,r,to,.
oc ,,,,,,dod ,,ot,,.,o ,,hC sC,,sd tho '.,,.,
spr hcbind ,he cburrh tn soa.tcral
in all direct;ons some arc LnnNr to na,a
bean shot hut tbe,. b.,, not boon found
nh. conairt rag.d for baIf an hour.
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THE EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Annual Convention of st. Adams Dis
trlct at Swanton Yesterday.

Swanton, oct. 30.-The eleventh annual
convention of the st. Albans District Ep-
worth League opened here last evening.
at 1870 o. clock with a song service led by
Arthur c. 5. Beeman of St. Adams, after
which Rev. l.. X Wilman of Waterbury
preached a powerful sermon on The Ev-
crlasting Yea of the Epworthian," inCi-
dentally giving IA concise history of Meth
odism and the growth of the league from
its conception,
The exercises to-day were well attend-
cd, and very interesting, a good many be-
ing present from out of town. The pro-
graume was carried out, as has been al
rcady given with the exception that III. IL.
Fullerton of Waterbury was not present.
but his paper was read by Miss Jones OF
Waterbury. and Rev. Mr.. Smith of II CHI
ford read the paper which had been pre-
pared by Mrs. T.. h. Elias of RiChford.
The convention sermon by Rev. William
Shaw of Georgia was an able effort.
The committees elected were: on nomina-
tions, Rev, l.. O. Sherburne, Rev. A. G.
bennett and Miss ID. c. Jones on resolu-
tion. Il. A. Smith Mrs F.. j. Parmelee and
Miss Eele Miller. In the evening there
was a fine song service led by Mrs. A. S,
Fleury of Swanton. and a fine address by
Rev. j. +. Mead of Burlington. his sub
iect being Taking an Inventory of the
Chapter"
The church was ppttiy decorated, un.
der the direction of Mrs. A. S. Fleury.
Meals were served in the church parlol s..
There was a good attendance throughout
and. all in all, II was one of the most sue
ccssful conventions the League has held
in the district.
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coin are visiting at W. w. Norton s.-Mr
and Mrs. George Wilson of Ludlow were
at G. V Wilsc ms n day last wcek.-Miss
Myrtle Tart ras gone to Randolph to work
for T.. j. Boyden-C. E. Clahin ard family
of Bethel were at Ci X. Church s over Sun
day.--Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Buttlcs We're in
Warren two days last week.-Mrs.. l.. -.
Rhodes has returned from Randolph.
where she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. E. J. Boyder.-Gecrgc Fassett and
wife, and son Fred. of Middlcbury visited
w. T.. Burke the past wcck.-Mr. VII
liams and wife and Mr.. Lovett and wife
of Warren were at S. a. Tart Saturday
and Sunday.-C. NJ Rhodes, the veteran
bear hunter recently captured his ninety
second bear,
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MONKTON.

Rev. William Carenter will preach in the
Baptist church November 3rd. And 10th
at II a. m, Sunday school follows immo-
diately after service.-f. ID. Smith. 9. :.
Meader. c. n. Shattuck and ID. y. McEii-
tee have returned from Buflalo.-Ch aries
Shepard. jr. has returned tc keene y. H.,
after a weeks visit among friends.-A!len
w. Taber is in town the guest of his sis
ter Mrs. T.. w. Mcader--Mr. and Mrs.
Lanicl Mech have gone to Foston on the
exCursion-Eugene Cox. is building an hd-
uition to his horse barn.--W. j.. Whitney
and wife of Lincoln visited friends in town
Saturday and Sunday-E 7. Stilson and
wife returned from New York Saturday,
Beinice Garrou of Bristol was the guest
of Ruth VESSEL the past weck-H. V.
Sears has gone to Bostc on business
Mr. ana Mrs. Montervale RCss of Hunt
ington visited in town over Sunday.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO,

The funeral of the daughter of Frank
kimball. aged four years, was held at the
east school house Sunday noon, Rev. True
Hill officiating. Another child is sick in
the same family.-Alice Follansbee is at
nome from Buffalo and Geneva. where she
visited her brother, Frank Purnton.-Miss
Sadie Simonson is with her mother this
fall.-Mrs. Walter Kimballs daughters,
Adah Baker and Eneanor Magcntire, are
Visiting hcr.--Phillip Dwyer IS moving his
FAMILY to Bristol.-Rev. and Mrs. Good
rich are holding gospel temperance meet
ings here and in the adjoining neighbor-
hood this week.-Mrs.. Mary Sweet o.:
Huntington is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ell
sic Lafayette
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their way to their homo in Lcavonworth,
Kan.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church meet with Miss Luna Spencer Fri
day afternoon.
Tho Epworth League society hold their
monthly business meeting Friday evening
William White OF PantUn went to Bos-
ton for visit Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. +. O. Kimball went to
Newton Center. Mass, Wednesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinhnll.
c. II. Colsor has recently purchased a
three -year-old Alexander colt cf Joseph
Cuinlar of Charlotte.
Gcorgc Myatt left Wednesday for Wal
pole, Mass, to visit his sister Mrs. Franl,
Chamberlain. and will also visit Postor
during his absence.
+. l.. Fish is in Orange county, Mass,
this week examining banks.
G. d. 1nghan went to Ashley, n. H.,
Wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Charles CioodVCar.
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cicty.-Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Small went on
the Boston excursion Wednesday and will
visit in South Framingham and elsewhere.
5. D. Farr liz on the sick list.
w. II. Cardell has bought Arthur Cliff
ford's interest in the clifford Provision
Co.-Iucla Myers. who has been "A town
charge for several years. has been adj
Judged insane and will be taken to Water
bury Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.. Narney went
ON the Boston excursion "Wednesday.
They will visit friends in Providence, X.
J., before rcturning.-W. w. Orcutt, who
was up before Justice Shcrwin Tuesday
for furnishing liquor to w. H. Hammer,
came before the court Wednesday morn
ing and paid his fine and costs of S3i Of
and was discharged.
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Three Watches, Considerable Jew
elry and Some Money
Secured by Robber.
YOUNG BOARDER SUSPECTED
Has Been Missing Since the Robbery
Was scovered-Supreme Court
Asked to Determine II Essence
of Peppermint is Intoxi-
eating.

Bennington. Oct. 30.-The residence Of
CErenC" Chandler was looted late ycater-
day afternoon two gold watches, sil
yer watch. considerable jewclry. two
pocket looks with considerable money be
ing secured. The supposed looter is IL
young man of propose ssing appearance
who engaged board and room a couple Of
days ago saying that he was going TO
work il one the mills.
At noon yesterday Mrs. Chandler told
him she was going out in the afternoon
and how he could get into the house II he
should get there first
at supper time the young man did not
appear when MIR. Chandler went to win,,
his watch H. the evening it was gone.
Loss of the ether property was discovered
part of it belonging to Il young lady who
bearded there. officer Nash was called.
1t was found that the young man had loft
in his room two old shirts and pint bottle
full Of chloroiorm. The officers are in
search Of him now.
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LINCOLN.


Mrs. James Ward went 10 burlington
two weeks to have her eyes treatcd-1he
many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. &. y.
Hanks Of Bristol were shocked Thursday
morning, upon hearing Of the sudden
death of Mrs. Hanks, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanks were born and lived in this town
all the early part of their lives and are
well and favorably known here.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. Isaac Hatch have returned from th e
Queen City Park.-Mrs. L. II. Watson and
son are visiting her mother. Mrs. Lucy
Hanks. She expects to go TO Binghamton.
=. j.. 70 reside, November 1st.-Owiug to
the storm Thursday evening, the chicken
pie supper was not so we'll attended as it
otherwise would have been. very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by those who did at
tend and the sum OF $50 was rc1lizeI for
the pastor. Rev. \. l. Brand.-Mrs. WI
liam Bickn I'll of Bristol is visiting the
family of her son G. A. Eicknell.-L. j.
Morgan and Walter Sargent took advan-
t2Ce of the cXcrrsion to New York. Thurs
dal-Mrs. William Palmer of WaitsGell
is visiting at Fred Royce's
The funeral of William Butterfield was
held at the Union church Thursday after
norn. Rev. a. l.. Brand officiating. as
sisted by Rev. ]. J. Mcdonald OF Berlin.
Nh. Rutteriield was 81 years of age being
tie oldest man in town. His wiz having
dioi y years ago he has lived with mis-
song, For the last seven years he h1s liv-
ed with his son w. f. Butterfeld IN the
south part Of this town, by whom he was
very faithfully cared for. He leaves two
Ctter sons, Walter of New Hampshire and
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RIPTON.

Nelson Nenworthy oEd Roy Kirby OF
Worcester, Mass, former re sidents of Rip
ton are visiting in town.-Gcorge Gsher
has returned from Colorado, whera he
has been spending the summer for his
he alth-Miss Blanche Newton has return-
ed to her home in Midilebury.--C S. Kir-
by has sold his farm to Joseph Battcll. -
Rev, G. w, Brown and wife of Rutland
were guests of w S Huntley over sun
day.-Three deer have been killed here the
past week, The successful huntsmen are
Whitney Kirby. uane p. Mills and man
from BriSt oil
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HUNG CZOLGOSZ IN EFFICY.

New York Oct. - --CzolgosZ was hanged
in cffigy at Hampstead l.. l., tonight with
elaborate ceremonial amid hisses. cat calls
and groans. The deliberately constructed
etiigy was carried to Smiths Hotel ana
then swung up into a tree, AS it swung
for few minutes many pistol shots wera
fred at II. Rockets, Roman candles, and
rcd fire were burned, and Under the
swinging cfligy a Dire of tar barrels was
started. Then amid the cheers Of tie
thousand or more persons who had gath
cred, the ofligy was cut down and allowed
To drop into the lire, where it was con-
sum cd.
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PAN TON,

Mrs. A. X. Britell of WCybridge visited
her sister, Mrs II. f. Gaines. Saturday
and Sunday.-Presid iding Elder George w.
Brown will preach at the Methodist
church Sunday, November 3.-Mr. and
Mrs Fred Grady are visiting friends in
Wcstport, y. f,-Nrs. Emma Rnine, who
has been visiting relatives here. has re-
turned to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Moving pictures of the Passion Play"
were shown to II good sized audience at
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WEYBRlDGE,

Hiss Nellie Stowe is attending the Pan
Exposition. She was accom-
panied by her nephew, Stanley Eclls.--
Mrs. c. b. Webb has returned home after
a long visit in Hurting ton.--rhe Baker
family are settled in their new house. -
J. p. Brittells family are occui wing the
kingsland house.-Mrs +. c. Rider is fail
ing rapidly y.-Telephones have been recent
lY placed in the Lcuyes of +. g. Rider ana
Fred Mumly.-Mrs q. X. Brittell spent
last Sunday with friends in Pdnton.
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MIDDlEBURY.

The funeral of Mrs. Michael Cain was
held from the st. Mary's Roman Catholic
church Thursday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
Father shannon of1icated and the inter.
ment was in the family lot in the Catholic
cemetery. The bearers were s. Lapint, D.
BoudrCa, j. Tigue, r. Wilson, S Nc Mann
and NJ. lialpin She was 81 years of age
and is survived by one son, John aud one
daughter, Miss Mary Cain. with whom she
lived. She had been in feeble health tor
some time.
Mr.. Kirby of Ripton shot n buck deer
weighing 200 pounds in his town Thursday
afternoon. He sold the animal to Edward
Train, proprietor of the Pierce house.
Miss Nerna Childs, youngest daughter
of Hon. and Mrs. G. +. Chlds # Wey-
ridge gave a whist party to twenty of
her young friends from this village Sat
ulday evening.
one of Charles II. Bain's ha k horses
was taken sick Friday afternoon Will, be-
ing driven to the train and fell in the
road near the Cobb railroad crossing.
The horse was % years of age and was
family pet. He was finally shot.
Charles II. Frost is able to be out again
after a two weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher. who have
been visiting his parents, Col. and Mrs.
a. y. Fletcher, for the past month, have
returned to their home in St Paul. Mimi.
ON Monday, market day, eggs brought q
cents and butter 20 cents
a quiet wedding occurred at the home of
Miss Lizzie NJ. Brooks Tuesday when she
was unit ed in marriage to Henry A. Eir-
by of Ripton. The ceremony was performed
pv Rev. T. w. Darling Mr.. and Mrs K.r-
by took the flyer south for a short trip,
after which they will make their home
here.
DR.. w. II. Sheldon has gone to Boston
on a short business trip.
Rev. r. w. Darling has gone to Keene.
y. H., for a few DAYS stay with relatives.
Miss Ada smith has entered the emnlov