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New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

-..,.,olds and Barrett were the best commission
'..rs Dc. to-day and Buckley. Schwartz-Dupee and
~ ~ o,real company the best sellers The clear
-. Us were only 1900 bushels.
'rorseed was easy for cash; firm for the deferred
.res The spot and October closed at 81 So or
!. under Tuesday December was ic higher. at
a. There were Si4 at the three points
~|rs,nst 2z7 last yea-. Duluth led the advance.
Np-oxasions were firm, although hogs were &c 10
"A. lower. To-nights prices are about 2jsc over
-. except that october ribs had drop OF loc.
-. market was a small one; but the liquidation
sss been throughout by the holders. and shorts
-u are inclined 70 cover.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

eo1st-st. $. 1oo II ot BaInbridge-ave Tor ,wo
and one-halr story frame dwelling house; efSfo &
Mrs Iotta Ewald, 20ist-st and Bainbridge-aVe'
owner: r % Miller No 3.s52 Southern Bouie-
EltOn-aye and I6Oth-st S " corner. for one story
frame she'd 23 IOxis. .; Peter DAILY. NO oHo East
l6Oth-st owner; Michael Garvin. NO 5.Soi sd
architect.
cOIst-st s. 100 IT of Bainbridse-ave Tor a one
and one-hair story frame automobile mouse trear
OF Iot) 24xf-; Mrs Lotta Ewald Hlstst and
Bainbridxe-ave. owner; ID Aiiler- NO S.eo-
Southern boulevard, architect
ls3d-st n s. I4I.6 fl OF Prospective for four
two story frame dwelling houses, 2lx56; Joseph
Zeitner No 93S East 1S3d-st, owner; w c Dick
erson i49th-st and 3d-ave, architect.
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VIRGINIA.
vyrRorNIA HOT SPRINGS.

vy1RGrSIA HOT SPRINGS
FxHuARATING FALL MOUNTAIN RESORT
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
tn. virginia Hotel and Cottages will accommodate.
pending completion OF magnificent sDrirr
S,stne,, bahins establishment in
sect climate incompatible autumn scenery. Golf
conrse Of yards second First class
and good roads. Compartment sleeper without change
Saturdays. Excursion tickets c.
$50 rroscway Pennsylvania Railroad. Address
PRED STERRY, Manager Hot Springs Bath Co.. Va.
4 DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown Ofice. No 1.242 Broadway.
"a dor north until o'clock advertise
fnen. the following branch offices al regular
ofbce O'Clock 2. viz 25s Sth-ave.
90. 23d-st l53 l2th-st Macys, sth-ave.
Columbus-ave.. West 66th-st: loS
We.t ,ed-st eth-eve. 80 East iith-st 257 West
and sth l5e East 4ith-st; 33s
sdave 10th and nth SITS lo2o 3d-ave. near
s9th-st.: 1856 Trernont-ave.;
co ave near 4lst-st sd-ave 21o Beecker-st.
sx5 Bleecker-st
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

M Se'ns5 @ s TO- 'ossS F:sft se
900: 5. SO .. :; ,-,.;.;,.,,.v. =;
'5o5 5oO5 George S's KetcAa@ K IN to
45th s. So 5. SO II Of ilthzaye;; 2iesloos:
KashaFine s5G eIS widow s,S 70 Charles stampf H..
1Othst l2o # Of Avenue " pss D. SoxISsS ES6ot 70
' Lane: r s s27 IS. -: $50
SSo N 5acoS S Cohen and Tfs to Raass
Boye ct al r., m2Ttsase sSgSSo; s. s. . 10 400
William Strange: mortgage. $4,000; $
127sh-st No 2;2 West. isx79Ii: Abraham Lesser
o,. saS6 Sa yy d Eas !s g. BarnstS Levy and
another to augustus Prentice: mortgage sS2'- ,
orsSardHst9 cha 5. lot 1908 map Of James De:
lance. 25xs7 s: Miriam RhelnstrOm to Bernard
o5thst t2t ' No - West isxioos; Henry Morris
Abraham NJ E,sen6erg .;sd and another mortgage
Nos Ie and 1913 N.Y., soFRsr Rer12 121h2s aG, Sls @
other: mortgage, s7oG0o: R .g, S 75.-;,..: ;,..
welcker to Louis Heilbrunn; mortsase $4,000;
Green S Lane an or avenue corner 5th-st 2xlooz
%o1 2e b RaY apS commons Paysr Book
pssrI7,t - No $50 ali: Pearl-st No 5ss y part;
executors OF Frederick Peyser to Jessie F
PtarfIst pTfss[ No SO :. 25x1co all; Pearl-st
another. executors and trustees to Horace F
edrsys FeyseF corner i2th-st 6l sxao; BeT
man ct al 10 Babetha Dosh mortgage $7o,oooi
mann; mortgage. ST 900; r > 80 ;..-.:-.,
II3th-st No I3s West. 2TN1O011; 113th-st. NO
ISa West 2TxfOO11 Abraham Rosen and wife
10 Eberhard Faber; mortgage, $4,000; > ~
pt-ave 3 25.5 II Of T0th-st. 25NT4 Charles
Unbehaeen 70 George Laemrnle; mortgage sl''- % N
600 r 8 81 so. --'V'
1A2d st s so II OF Amsterdam-ave 1OoS
20 10; Levi Tenney 70 Joseph III Mcmahon; =,
1,Tihs:t sS 50 iai IT Of Madisonave asxlooil;
william p Burr referee. to Henry Moore. -, =,
executor and trustee; r s. s14 25- 3lo'
11Tth-st n 194 II of Madison-ave. s3Slto-ll;
william william and S9r Trustee > s14 "a 800
fa5th-st " West. fS.4N1Co; Edward Jacohs,
refsEee' 10 clarence cais' '..l... aa.'.'' 1se'
hth-aye 9 s at centre Of block between 1otth
and In5tb SITS runs n eNox TX " 600; -
Edward Haight executor. TO Benjamin stern. -
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Grusr Companies.
MORTON TRUST
COMPANY

SO NASSAU STREET.
Capital 100000
Surplus 6 Undivided Profits. 81 100000
OFFICERS;
,pyr p. MORTON, President
THOMAS #. RYAN. yice-President
lanes *. CORBIERE, I'd vice-Prest
HIN. FRANCIS. Secretary
EUGENE II. yARET, Asst. Secretary
e. L. wILMERDING. Asst. Secretary
BE. BERRY, Trust omcer
DIRECTORS;
,,bn Jacob Astor. Joseph Larocque.
gorge r. Baker, DO. Mills,
Edward j. Berwtnd. Levi p. Morton,
rr.arrio Cromwell. Richard A. McCurdy.
,,nes r. Duke, W. G.. Oakman,
u.n,v NJ Flagler. George Foster Peabody,
q q Haven Samuel Rea,
Joseph C. Hendrix, Eihu Root,
lh,am & Hewitt, Thomas #. Ryan,
,,.s n Jarrie Jacob II. Schi1,
waiter S. Johnston, John Sloane.
u JuiIard, william c. whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEVI p. MORTON.
THOMAS II. RYAN.
EDWARD j. BEBWIND,
G. G. HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX,
JAMES " JARyIE.
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY.
JACOB III. SCHIFF.
WILLIAM C. WHITNEY.
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60 Get for Business purposes

II OFFS CHEAP LOFTS. 235 MERCER-ST. LIST and Attn
IL lofts. s55-s50. Apply on prennises.
325 Bleecker-st
A DvERTIsEMENrs and subscriptions fos The Tribune
"A received Uptown Once. No. I.242 Broadway.
north OF 31stst. until o'clock advertise
ents received following branch offices at regular
Once rates until O'Clock o. 254 Sth-ave..
cor 23d-st 6th-ave 12th-st- Macys. 6th-ave.
and Isth-s I42 Columbus-eve West 66th-st: 1O6
42d-st. 6th-ave: % East 14thst: 257 West
42d-st 7th and sth aves.: $50 East 4Ith-st
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Gnrousau Real Gsfafe for Sale
SYDENHAM. KENT, ENGLAND.

A very fine property standing IN its grounds OF
about TO BE LET for a long OF short period
FURNISHED COMPLETE Accommodation comprises II
bedrooms bathrooms with shower and avatory larse
and dining and drawing rooms. billiard
room (fu-sized table,. card breakfast room open
10 above the lawn Staoltns ror
4 stalled loose box in pad
iock also COW Groom's coach house.
TaJrv tennis lawns. beds
and large garden productive kitchen garden
FeautiNTI and within fifteen minutes OF
London. Eight minutes walk from the Crystal Palace
TJesd the place IL desired. Ad
dress for full particulars T J. NJ P. o. Box 500. New
York City.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

yIille q TFehsufeF
pFp-r-,-r,,, New York Oct. 30 1901.
yr,fIr oo,as.yylAG COLLATERAL, TRUST 5gs BONDS.
- NoIPuNS due November LIST, 1901 from
Gov.rns s-nafnec bonds viii paid on
lans fsesr lst 1901 at Office Of Seaboard Air
"'i"hg, No. 81 Nassau ST. New York
j. II. SHARP Treasurer.
mi ssoIthiGuERO CENTRAL. 90. OF Cuba.
vryp 1,,cessM lork Once, no. 80 Well Street
J. IL boIPON No. %, due on November ], on
''any. VIII be paid on presentstion az ths once
LORENZO NJ. GILI.ET, Treasurer
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1.-THE CRITERION1 ~

IOTH-ST.. 6o62
cupancy: suites OF
rooms; thoroughly
elevators. liveried
Inquire premises.
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Boston
5nrrosGtes Nonres.

nUNHAM. JAMES H.-In pursuance of an
order % 1 q R9n YORK ne. e Sen5S al PERSONS or sn:
having claims against James H Durham late OF % shs
vouchers thereof subscriber his place OF trans
WISE Ne Wan ses5 bs95S sG5os9R z. q :da9 na9As a..
tan In the Gay 9 OF New YORK. on OF '0f '' GAY
Dated. New YORK. the 2s,h day Of June ; 1901 ,o
GOULD s. wILEIE. Attorneys for tas Esscut9T: Wall
IN pursuance of au order OF Hon. Abner C.
THOMAS Surrogate o the County Of New York.
New Yor deceased 10 present same with vouchers
thereof the at his place S Sf 5aHssGtTs
the City York. before the 5th day OF April
Dated New York the & g day s6 q5 SepssSsE Sq4&s l0O
Executor of Katharinc D. Callahan. deceased
baosd St. Bo1oasn Or MahhaS,an City Of New York
TTIMAN. NORRIS SIN pursuance or an or
der Of Hon Abnsr Thomas sgrrOsats az; Of 5hs
Of New YORK no,ieS Is hereby sven 10 al persons
County Of New. YORK DECEASED 70 present the same
Sr trsnsscng bui9sss viz az the oahse q Carter &
SsT York S q an wan r ss5ss' the &
JOE -ss' S uLMAN JULIEN sTEXESs $ T%IMaN % E5scutoF.
,vnv,pn aItorneys vs. for fsxscI1Srs No
!. Wah Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner @.
Thomas a Surrogate of the County o. New York.
Notice hereby sysn . to S az ~ R sty o Rev es Yo
DECEASED to present with vouchers thereof the
s,hs~rihsr transactng business No. 3l1
state Street City OF Schenectady State OF New
YORK on or before the 10Th day Of April next
Dated New York. the sth day OF October. 1901
ALONZO p. STRONG.
the last Will and testament OF John Elmer
Ellis deceased
A pvEnTIsE,lENTs and subssripti9ns to5 Tn Irbuns
N their Uptown Once. No. 124e Broadway
ID door north until O'Clock advertise
nnens received following branch offices
oface until o'clock D. ni viz; 2S4 sth-avss e.
1853 12tS-St Macys drh-aye.
1i2 Columbus near West esta-st; 100
42d.t and sh 15a East 4Ith-st; lass
18th and nth sts: 1o26 3d-ave. near
S9th-st. 156 Tren1ont-aves
ESQ 30 ave-. &st-st 554 Sd ave. 2o Bescksr- -sts
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Bankers an0 Brokers.

Ocean 6Ieamcrs
MWR TM @lERMlAN 00OWD.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
1-,, FLY PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-
IHaserih'. Nov ., 10 AN Kaiser. Dec. ii. 10 An
Nov 10 10 A NJ Kronprinz. Jan. noon
fNTohprinz Dec. B. 10 AM Jan. q, 10 An
Pier 80, North River. Gansevoort St.:
,-IWIN-SCTtEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
=, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (PARISl-BRENEN.
bremen Oct, 81 Bremen Dec. 5. noon
~; Icuise Nov 2S IL AN Barbarossa. Dec 26, 10 An
S' b Bremen, Oct. 81, sails for Bremen direct
~ Pier foot of Sd St. Hoboken. \: j..
OEl-lSICHS & co, NO. 8 BROADWAY.
Louis H. Meyer 40 South Third St. Phila-
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Pere Marquette Railroad Company
souTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
L OlPONS due Nov i 1e01- from East Tel

a. nessee Virginia Georgia Consolidated Mortgage
Dohas Virginia Midland General Mortgage SO Bonds.
ssrh ssrhn9he' R' York River Chesapeake Second Mortgage
tE RoDS sogih Caroilna Georgia First Mortgaee
- = benos, viii be paid by J. p. Morgan & Co. % Wall
- -NeS York II. C ANSLEY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

!. West--New house. now ready for oo-
four rooms and bath. all large. light
up to date In every respect: electric
hall service. &C.; rents s45 TO s55.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

ADVERTISEMENTS and susssriptSns for Phs IrSuns
"a door north Of 3ist-st until o'clock M advertise
following branch offices at regular
nsns untii O'clock o. M, 254 sth-ave.
cor e3t-st i53 Stll-ave l2th-s Macys. 6th-Aye
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DED "D" LINE.

pED 80" LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo Curacao--CallinS also at San Juan. +. r.
Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
g. s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Nov. 2. Noon
s. s. CARACAS. Saturday Nov. 16. Noon
These vessels superior accommodations pas
BOULTON, BLISS & DALI.ETT
General Managers 1S5 Front-st.
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TAST ITALIAN LINE.

- LA VEDOCE.''
Naycaziono Iteliana Napore to Naples. Genoa
RFGIJI.AR u. 8 MAII. SERVICE EVERY WEEK
Nord America. Oct 90. Citta di Torino Nov Il
Large Dining saloon promenade deck
oiOGNESI HARTFIEL-D & Co. - Wall ST.
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The Denver City Tramuay Company.

AoACE is hereby given that quarterly divi-
TrSae q IL the capital stock Of The Denver City
Company VIII be paid the 18th day Of No
bs. Sl. 70 the stockholders close OF
he r On the 9th day OF November 1901 Checks will
- --ea @. Z. ROSS-LEwIN. Treasurer.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"A
NEW YoRK-Q UDENsTowN-LIvERPooL
/ T. VI. lTeutonic 20
Majestic 49,. Nov 6. noon Celtic ...... Nov 26. A. NJ
Oceanic - Nov. l3. A NJ Germanc Nov. % noon
For massage freight general information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier IS North River Office. Broadway. n. Y.
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CUNARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Campania- Nov ., 10 A. NJ Etrrria Nov g z p N
Lucanla Nov. 16 $50 a NJ Umbria Dec. T. 2 p NJ.
% BROADWAY. NEW-YORK.
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ne CONPANY has this day declared from
i.p ne net earnings dividend per cent.
sao5 5f[th'D STOCK for the quarter ending December
lfrsSsse payable December 5. 1901. the once of
p,e.-oINs J. =. MORGAN & co, NEW YORK 90
go stoekholders OF record New York and
er~ .. Iii BANK, BERLIN, the Preferred socllbold-
"a u.Sosernber s. 1901
Nsv ne purpose dividend transfer books
.soi ik K ana Berlin win close r. N November
-. VIII reopen 10 a NJ November IS, 1901.
ohern Pacific Railway Company,
GEORGE II Secre
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

ALL From New-York wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
in Colorado. Arizona. California. MsSco,
&C.. Georgia Flortda &c pelish@ttll @ ESeursi1ns
C. n MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Ag.s.. Pier DO. E r. N Z.
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MISSOURI. KANSAS a TEXAS RY. co

1so,.. 49 Wall Street. New York.
(oCPOAS due November LIST, 1901, of TIL
DALLAS & WACO RAILWAY CO. First Mort
ssss Bonds viii be paid presentation al this ofc
"a ana after that date
g G. HEDGE. Vioe-Pres. g. Treas.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

oSgu Seuee s hereby given that quarterly dividend Of
CO., s. AND ONE-HALF Nlz) PER CENT. has been de-
sos y payable Nov 1901: TO the holders Of Common
No- N-aon stock Will close O'Clock p n. on Monday.
~. 1901, and reopen q 10 O'clock A NJ Monday.
-. 4tth 1901. W. 7. HrNTER. Asst. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

National Salt Company,
20 broaowey, New York y Y. October 30 1901.
,freferred Stock Dividend No. 10.
AoiiCE Is hereby given that a quarterly diyi-
r.rvrend 1end OF ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS Qs.) PER
49, mas been declared payable Nov. 9th. 1901. 10 the
q Preferred Stock OF record Nov 4th. 1901.
books OF the Preferred Stock VIII close
M 49, = u on Monday. Nov. T. 1901. and reopen et
" 'eoek A. NJ. Monday Nov nber il. 1901.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
NEW HAVEN MILLS.

Joseph Bowler and George Jacobs have
entered the employ of the Manufacturing
company.
The COOPERATIVE creamery paid patrons
90 cents per hundred for per cent Septem-
Der milk.
J. s. Flint of Burlington made a flying visit
to his parents on Thursday of last week.
d. S. Walker came home Monday from a
weeks visit to his brother in East Middiebury.
F. P. Newton and G. w. Flint are suffering
from severe colds
Edward Zeno of the Rutland bakery was a
guest of his parents from Friday until Monday.
VIM. Guyott of East Middlebury came on a
business trip Monday.
Anna G. Warren arrived home from her
visit to her friend Bertha f. Guyott in East
Mddlebury on Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society held their annual
reunion at the residence of c. f. Cove on
Thursday. The best of refreshments were
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
LEICESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Barker expected to go
to New York Wednesday, to be absent two
weeks. In Mr.. Bankers absence the business
of health officer is to be left with deputy al
the residence of Peter Wilson.
TOO late for last issue.
Mrs. Joel Quelch is sick with bilious fever
and under the care Of doctor.
VIII Iydes, who has been very i'll with
typhoid, is improving under a doctors care.
Miss Jessie Phelps closed a very successful
term of school in district No. 5 Nov. 70. She
teaches the winter term at Leicester Corners.
Nov. IS friends from Middlebury Salisbury,
Leicester and Brandon formed a pleasant
party at the home of Mrs. George Swimming
ton, to celebrate the eighty-third anniversary
of her birth. One could not readily realize
that this youthful looking lady with a girsh
form crowned with abundant auburn hair only
slightly grey could have added thirteen years
to three score and ten, "The Song of Sew
enty" should be changed to represent the
progress of the age and read thus
81 am not old, ! cannot be old,
Though four score years and ten
Have wasted away, like tale that is told,
The lives of other men,"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
RIPTON.

The Rev. G.. w. Brown of Rutland will
preach in the NJ. +. church on December 1,
at o'clock p IN. He is too well known here
to say anything further.
Our Daughters of the G. A. r.. propose to
get up supper and dance Friday evening,
Dec. O. They invite all and devote the pro-
ceeds to worthy object
Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Whittemore of
Brooksville were in town on the 2Ist inst
buying home in Brooksville of J. S. Chand-
Ter. agent for party in the West
Newell Culver has sold his farm and goes
to Lincoln village in a short time. We are
sorry to lose him, and hope that the new
conner will prove as acceptable citizen as the
out-gOer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
VERGE N NE s.

A flock of wild geese passed over this city
Monday, going east.
Will Porter of Ferrisburgh, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, is able to be up.
The union Sunday school teachers meeting
will be held Friday evening in the vestry of
the Methodist church.
Willard S. Benton of West Ferrisburgh
shipped ton of turkeys of his own raising to
the Boston market Friday night.
Mrs. Maggie Grinnell, who has been visit
ing relatives in the northern part of the state
for the past two months, returned home Fri
day.
II. f. Ball of New Haven, who has been
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Ball of
Ferrisburgh, for the past two weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Miss Eva NIeigs, who is attending school at
Randolph Normal School, is at home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Megs, during
Thanksgiving week
r. L. Kingsland and f. G. Norton of this
city have been summoned as petit jurors to the
adjourned October United States District
court to be held at Rutland Dec. ?.
On Friday William Lawrence while hunt
ing ducks near the poor farm in company with
Arthur Hammel and Frank Rock, was shot in
an arm and leg by the accidental discharge OF
IIammels gun. A doctor was called and
dressed the wound and no serious results are
apprehended from the accident.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
ORWELL.

Sheriff T. M. Chapman was in town on
Tuesday evening last on legal business.
Mrs. S. L. Stevens closed her house for the
winter on Wednesday, the goth, going to Rut-
land for the present.
Orwell will be more than ususually inter-
ested in the December term of county court,
as it has four cases on the docket.
Charles Raymond returned to Middlebury
Monday morning to attend school.
Mr., Ward of Shoreham has leased Mrs. M
A. Royces store and is moving in.
Some fifteen of Charles Raymond's friends
gathered at his home on Wednesday evening,
the Goth, to give him surprise as he came in
on his return from Middlebury graded school,
the occasion being his seventeenth birthday
A pleasant evening was passed.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29

served, and as Mrs. Cove is an adept in ar
ranging tables in most attractive manner,
the gentlemen invited to the feast did excep-
tional justice to the good things thus dis
played. Our venerable friend G. w. Flint,
although suffering from severe cold, was
able to be present and was the oldest guest.
Long may he live to grace similar occasions
At the business meeting which followed, these
officers were chosen for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. Mary Eastman; Ist vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. P. w. Sautelle; I'd vice-president,
Mrs. G. w. Flint; industrial committee, Mrs.
G. f. Flint, Mrs. c. +. Cove, Mrs. II. J.
Smith, Mrs. II. E. Taylor. Five new men,
bers joined the society at this anniversary. 1t
was a success socially and financially.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
WEST RRiDPORT.

Miss Mary Learned has gone to Pownal,
VT, on visit.
Carl Benson of Schenectady was in town
Wednesday, the goth.
The lake froze over for the first time this
season last Friday morning.
Fred Barnard and Frank Brooks were ii
town Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Moncrief of Crown Point
visited at f. II. Baieys the goth.
The special meeting of Rescue Lodge, F
and A. NJ, of Crown Point is Nov. 29.
Mrs. Thomas Stafford is spending few
days with her daughter at Crown Point Center
The farmers are very busy ploughing now
days, trying to make up lost time caused by
the drought.
VIM. Cory and daughter of Cream Hill have
returned from Amsterdam and report Will
Jr., much better.
Mrs. Catherine Brooks, accompanied by DIR
Eaton and Mrs. John Dukett goes to Alban.
this week for medical treatment.
The young people of this town who woul'
like to take dancing lessons can do 50 by 90
ing over to Crown Point Mrs. Conan 0
Glens Falls has opened a dancing class il
Masonic Hall, to begin Wednesday evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
SHOREHAM.

NJ. l.. Baldwin is at home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Page of Wells River is visiting her
niece, Mrs. NJ. l.. Baldwin.
Mrs. f. G. Farnham and daughter of Sud-
bury are visiting at II. w. Joness.
Miss Jessie Baldwin attended the state
teachers meeting in Burlington last week.
L. f. Hemenway and Miss Hemenway Wis
tied at L. II. Tottinghams and wi other
relatives last week. They returned to Man
chester Tuesday.
A Young son of NJ Mack, who lives on I.
NJ. Chapman's farm, was quite severely in
ured on Friday by COW with young calf,
which was being driven from the field to the
barn.
Helen Higley, wife of Franklin Burge, died
Friday night, Nov. p, of heart disease. Mrs
Burge seemed in her usual health Friday even
ing and her last was SO quiet and peaceful that
Nit was not known by any member of the
family till morning The immediate family to
mourn her departure is husband, son and
two daughters. Mrs. Burge will be greatly
missed by host of acquaintance. The fu-
neral was held Tuesday at IL o'clock al the
house
| The first entertainment Of the course will be
given at Academy hall, Friday evening, Dec
IL, by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lawrence, the
popular entertainers, OF whom the Boston
Globe says "NIr. and Mrs. Lawrence are q
very versatile and talented couple" Charles
r. Taggart, impersonator and ventriloqust
gives the second entertainment in January, ano
Citchjaydee, the "Magic, Mimicry and Mirth'
entertainer, follows with the third and last
evening in February. The exact dates of the
two latter will be given hereafter. Season
tickets, IS cents; single entertainment tickets
s. cents reserved seats, IS cents. Children
under IS, season tickets, 50 cents. The draw
ing of the seats by those holding course tick
cts will occur Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 4
at :, O'Clock, at the chapel.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
CREAM HILL

John Holmes returned to Boston on Tues
day.
viii Leonard was in Addison Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Leonard and
daughter Retta returned from New York city
on Tuesday of last week.
Miss Slprenaut, who has been dressmaking
at Cream Hill farm during the past two weeks,
returned to Orwell Monday.
Among those in attendance at the chapel
Sunday were John Holmes of Boston, Mass,
and Datus Rice Of Bridport.
On Monday evening, Nov. IS, Rev. w. r..
Forsythe held special Thanksgiving service at
the chapel, after which he consecrated a
beautiful gift cross presented by DR.. q. O.
Farnham of Lincoln, Neb., in memory of his
brother, Frank Plat Farnham.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-29
LINCOLN.

Norman Atwood moved to Middlebury
Wednesday.
On account of Thanksgiving there was
no meeting of the Aid Society this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Peet of Shelburne were
guests of 7. H. Beane and wife this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown have moved in
with their son Wesley at the Center. They
are both in feeble health.
The cooperative creamery made nearly
10000 pounds of butter in October. Price
paid for 4 per cent. milk, 81 cents; average
price, OF cents.