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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
MaINE PENSIONS.

WashirGton NOV. 2i.-The follow ing
pension changes in Maine. resulting
from The issue Of NOV {. 1901. are an
nounced:
Original. KUdn,y Lane. Monhegan,
>S. VIM. t. Hobspu. We-tbro"k. 81.
War with SPAN. Edward +. Wright
Gardner. -. Hcrease, restoration
rn-issun. otr.. Arthur Royal. F.ilswortH
~. charles NJ I;ates. Liberty, SIG
Special. NOV. >, John +. Thompso,.
Gorham. SG Original widows. etc
special accrued, NOV. Z. Lucinda +.
Eastman. Hallfa!e, IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

Sache' or perfume powders are in re-
Quest al this season. with Christmas
drawing near the ladies are using
them to add fragrance to their fancy
work souvenirs. The finest can be had
at Chas. X. Partridge's Drug Stor.
opposite postottice. u TO % cents an
ounce. Violet Talcum powder 10 cents;
plain. : cents a can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

The British steamer H.h''' - '''
rounded on the north side "f thF IS
Inna or Jamaica. THURSDAY Whtie l"'''
;n,, f,.,it FOR New York. she IS n"W on
,r-, .ocks where tie steamer S'h'esWie
i nj, IN. Ethclred will probably
necomc = tota! wreck IN i ,'I1h'''7
water rapidly. lier 'f"N N''' ''''''''-'
THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

President Lucui& Tut;lc oucn,.,i pro-
tusals Thursday, VT Enston. tur ST.
c0o.o Boston < Maine Railroad. n.
per cent 10-year bonds dated Nnv,m-
b"r T. 1901. They Were awarded at
$ln2."? to Lee. Hiegirson 4 90. Of Hu+-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston Nov- 2l.-local forecast Tor
Boston ana vicinity: Friday fair. sat-
urday. partly cloadl. tut probably con-
unu"d fair: somewhat cooler. Saturday
night: light west to northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Na~ ~hiug.n. NOV. 2l.-Thc fulluNinl,
foul ;h-cias= poStmasters were appoint
w. t,dayt
AIaine- NorIn Sebago. George W
Al, K-nney. sherman. Margaret tionbei.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22

Although Queen Wilhelmina has not
Vet left her room at Apeldoorn, her
condition is improved. She Will prob
ably return to The Hague III month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-22
POLO GAMES.

At Eath--IeWiston 5; Portland. 1.
Nat Sal.m-Flymouth ). Salem. t.
Al l.oweil-IoweU. H. Brockton. 3.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

Chas King Of Boston. who has been
visiting friends in town, left the first OF
the week for visit 10 Northfeld. Mrs
Abbie CLARK is in Townshend this week
attending Old Home Week.-Mrs. Bertha
Chase returned to her home in Demands.
ton, Wednesday, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs Almira Buzzell.-Miss Grace
Bailey has returned to her home in
Townshend after visit at W Fl Haigh's.
Miss Mamie Higgins of Bellows Falls
and Miss Marion Mosher of Burlington
come today for visit with their grand
mother, Mrs Ellen Manning Mrs c V
Morse is spending the week with friends
in Newfsne. Carlos Snow of WiDches-
ter. \ II, came last week for few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
Miss Julia Brosnshan left Saturday for
a fortnight's visit with friends at Bel
lows Falls..-Jas King is spending a few
days at his home in Bellows Falls.
Clifton Fox and sister Minnie have
returned from their visit in Swanzey.
Mrs Fred Ward and son Harold of
Londonderry visited Mrs John l.
Roess this week. Mrs VIM Bradley is
visiting in Dummerston Hill.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
The Trouble Exactly.

Brattleboro OF the more important town.
is. we believe, about the only one which has
not done something in the way of observing
the week. Town>hend, q Windham county
town with a population of S33. has made
greater preparations for suitable observance
than Brattlebofo with its population of near
| " 1000. Can it he that the Valley fair man.
ayers were afad "old home week. would de-
| tract from the financial success of their show
and therefore put damper on plans for any
| celebration at this time: 1t seems. however,
as though the town, which is always Boosting
of itself, its people and their deeds. could
have mustered up enough public spirit for
| some kind of a recognition of the new Yer
mont festval.-Springied Republican.
| The jibe is not undeServed. Brat
tleboro has made miss surely. but
We feel safe IN prophesying that she
| will be on hand next year ard tina
she will do the thing up proud, as il
her uspal style. Undoubtedly the
chief reason was a feeling of her peo-
pie that the fair and the Old Home
Week coming so near together would
make too heavy burden liz the way
of entertainment That there is
something to this cannot be denied.
But that is the only difficulty in the
way. The two affairs would not other
VICE CUuuiCl " dul uppltSldbit W.
gree. Observation-Disclosures ut least of
the people who come to the fair are
people that would not crme to Old
Home Week because their interest
in Brattlaboro is confined to the fair.
The chief benefit of the fair is in its
educational interest, agricultnrally,
and the wide advertisement II gives
the town for having about the biggest
and incest thing in this line that the
cou1try affords. This is worth all it
costs, and all should desire to preserve
it, but should not let it interfere
with other good things In business
way, or as regards trade, the fair
since it has reached its present. pro-
portions is of no benefit except to the
hotels and restaurants: rather IL Is
two DAYS out in the nature of holi
days. The Old home Week would not
either be direct trade enricher.
But it would in the long run be a
great benefit, in reviving interest in
the good old town among its sons and
daughters, bringing them back here
for summer homes and re-estahlishiDg
the towns old fame as summer re-
sort.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
WEST BRsTTLEBOKO.

A young con of Mrs Will Bigelow
/ had the thumb OF his right hand
severed by having it caught in lawn
mower
The members of The Baptist church
held a picnic in Horatio Burnett 9
grove on "Wednesday last. The day
was an ideal one for sucn an occasion
and general good time was the re.
suit There we're about 20 persons
present
Irving Wrisley and wife were in
Oratge, Mass, last week. Avery
Powers of Halifax representing f
Miner, has been taxing orders in this
section for " Ioilatirn' ami other
specialtes made by him. Mrs Dana
Boyd and daughter Bertha have been
visiting at Charles Akeley's Their
home is in Brooklyn, N Y, where Mr.
Boyd has employment in large bak-
ery.-Mrs Packard of Leominster,
Mass, has been visiting at W II
Eddy's this week. Robert Alardice
and wife of Providence, R l, are
guests for week Of Mr. and Mrs l.
II Stellman. e H Winchester and
wife return to New York today accom-.
panied by Miss Nina Miller will S
Fisher is home from the Ann Arbor
medical school
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

! l. Sheldon, secretary of and
treasurer of the Vermont association
IN boston, has been prominent in
several OF the Old Home Week cele.
hrations. He was with the marty n,
200 Vermont Bostonians who came
tuesday by special train to Montpel.
Ter and who were guests of the Hnr.
llngton association Wednesday and
enjoyed a sail on Lake Cbsmplian
and dinner on South Hero Island.
thursday be was speaker at North
nelu 10 connection with the Univer.
sity's celebration. He was expected
here Friday by his sister, Mrs Geo A
marsh, whom he often visits. He is
son OF Stockhridge, his father, ag-
bert Sheldon, being the present rep.
resentative from that town.
Z M Melden of Rutland vas at the
Tavern Thursday.
II L Bond of West Someryille.
Mass, was at the Bascom house Wed.
nesday.
Maurice Weintraub and family went
TO Worcester, Mass, Tn usrday, but
Will return shortly to spend long
time in town.
Mrs Myron Morse and her daugh
tiers are spending the week in Man.
chester, their former place of resi-
dence
Mrs Frank Lyman is visiting in
Exeter, Lebanon and Lyme, N II. Mrs
ID h Dyke and family are with Mr.
Lyman during his wife's absence
M G Chamberlain is building a shed
for W A Durham.
A N McQuivey, wife and son of
Miodlebury we're at S Durham s
Thursday.
Timothy Drlscoll lost son by
death a few days stree at Woburn,
Mass. he was promis Using young
machinist An elder son died few
months ago.
Mrs W A Warner and Ida have
returned from long visit in Col.
chester.
S L Elberfeld and wife of Quincy,
Ill, were recent guests of DR. D y
Greene Thur sday.
DR. + NJ Celley, formerly a dentist
in town, and his wife were in town
Thursday on their way to Rochester
Calvin Blanchard of Rumney Depot,
N ID, is visiting his sister, Mrs Ly-
man Child.
Helen Wallace, AliceTyler and Scott
Lewis have obtained teachers ceritti-
Gates.
Annie Bradley has returned to Lud.
low after visiting at Geo II Tupper's.
Frank S Fay and wife, Mrs Yale
and Miss Yale spent THURSDAY in
Montpelier.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

A frightened horse threw Lieut.
Leslie Elmer from his buggy as he
was driving down Elm street hill Wed
nesday cut CASH on his forehead
that required several stitches.
The funerel of the late Mrs Mary
Brooks Goodbue was held Wednesday
morning at 80 at her home 90
Main street, Rev II r Miles of the
Congregational church conducting
the service. a quartet from the
Congregational church furnished
music. The burial was in Prospect
Hill cemetery.
"A woman had an exciting expert
ence at the depot yesterday with a
frigb tened horse as the White Noun.
tain train WIS moving out. The amin al
dashed round the electric light pole.
She tried to jump and got her foot
entangled in the lines ard was thrown
under the horse Thomas Perry ran
to the rescue and held the horse up
while Lucius Adams picked her out
from under tbs horse's feet. She
seemed rot to be much injured
she thought the horse stepped on her
once.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
The Other Side.


Eu nelUIultI,
Sir:-In the case of the Winfred
Randall estate against II n Gum ard
NJ II Warner and wife of Springfield
wherein it was claimed that Randall
traded a $4,000 farm 10 Westmoreland
for a house in Springfield, Mass,
which was mortgaged to the full ex-
tent of its value it is shown by the
defendants that the Randall farm in
Westm oreland contains six acres OF
land and is assessed at 500, not at
$4,000. 1t is shoSn that the house 10
Springfield was appraised May lst,
1901, by the Board of Investment of
one of the Massachusetts, Savings
banks at $4,000, at which tim. mort
gage was placed with them for $500,
and the same day second mortgage
was given for $500 to another party,
making in all membranes to the
amount of $500 There was but 20
DAYS interest due at the time the deal
was made As the house was built
last winter there were taxes due. 1t
would seem that Randall received
full compensation for the Westmore.
lanu farm. Gunn u 20.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

White Ribbon soap, 5 cents a cake
and Violet Ammonia % cents a bottle
for the bath. Brooks House Pharmacy.
Remember Union meeting this
evening" at Centre Congregational
church. Good talking and fine singing
are promised.
The 3Sth annual meeting of the
reunion society of Vermont officers
Will be held at Burlington Thursday,
Sept D. The Grafton will be delivered
n, at the opera house at s p m by Hon
Theodore Roosevelt, vice president
OF the United States. The BANQUET
will be held at the Van Nessshouse
Immediately afterward, WHARF Mr.
Roosevelt, Senators Proctor and Dill.
lingham and Others will speak.
The decision of the council of
physicians that amputation of her
badly broken leg offered the only
chance of saving the life of Mrs John
Cook, SO badly injured by the trolley
accident Friday evening, was commun
icated to her Tuesday but she re-
Piled that she preferred to "go alto
gether,' and would not permit the
operation. She passed good day
yesterday and the night before and
seems to be doing remarkably we'll.
Mrs Martin Bailey died this
morning at O'Clock at her home on
Grove street after an Illness of two
weeks. She was born in Newfane
Nov 8, lS49, the second daughter of
Franklin B and Mary Warner Morse.
For many years she vas a popular
teacher in our district schools but
Always made her home in Newfane
until about l3 years ago when they
moved here. She married Mr. Bailey
at Wilmington May Is, 1877. Her
husband and two sisters. Mrs Park
Shearer of Gulford and Mrs Herbert
ADAMS OF Newfane, survive her.
There will be a prayer at the house
Sunday at - O'Clock and the funeral
services will be held in the Universal.
list church at Williamsvls where the
burial will take place.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
.rr He NlpS While IT'S Ne,cS."
ChurCh Directory.

c,.., r,rcregattonal-Re Wimond A War
tH 5os,5T Sunday services 1915 a m, and p
tu' s"r'5v school al noon. Young Peoples Sc
T.,,rS tristan Endeayor, Thursday, $50 p m
'' c,n,i,a-Nass is celebrated by Rev Eugene
'Drou1.n every fourth Sunday morning In
I r,.t I,f ,I Baptist-Rev Lewis Moody, Act
h' n,.,or. sunday service p m. Sunday
l ..oai IN m, YPSCE, sunday, p m. Church
s gwen Getting Wednesday evening at 7.3o.
rIo,d Methodist - Rev Fred G Rainev,
. V","' sunday service p m. Sunday school,
A 'Hn,r Fpw6rth League, Sunday evening al
:, PRAYER meeting, Thursday evening 7.3O.
frr,or. Methodist, Rev Charles NJ Charlton,
L,rf sunday service at 1880 a m. Sunday
!Mno a. ii IS. Epworth League, Sunday even.
sIVy PRAYER meeting Friday evening at
I T1r3 Methodist Rev Charles NJ Charlton, pas
.I Srr4av services, ;; 30 and 1870 p m at Cush
,r hs sunday school, ~ N. House pray
w .,,',sr..res, Monday and Wednesday evening.
r,r., Episcopal, Rev Charles H Wells, rector
sorjsy services, the Holy Communion, O'Clock
sry sunday except first Sunday in month. first
S,niqy Al 1913 Morning prayer. 10 rs. Even
t,+ MAYER, 80 Friday evenings throughout
NJ; ~ yesr, evening PRAYER at $50.
g,r.t rniyersalist- f A Read, Pas
en- Su1jsv service 1915 IN. Sunday school
y noon Young Peoples Christian Union. Sun
cayIpI
Vat Bethel Universalist-Rev Marcia Sci.
nan, Pastor. Sunday service II m, Sunday
saOt 81 noon
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
ut with which communication was

but with which communication va,
absolutely closed.
Mr. bean had lived in the Gasligh1
Cos tenement for IS years, working
more or less for the company during
that time, and was an industrious,
faithful and reliable man.
For the last four years he had been
the gas maker
The funeral will be held from st
Michael's Roman Catholic church
tomorrow at 8 O'Clock.
Chas Bean vas born in Roxton,
Can, May 6, 1s4I, the son of Oliver
and Alkaline Blanchard Bean. He
married Oct ii. 1868, Mary Jane
Teho, who survives him With ore son.
william of this place, formerly of
Holyoke, and four daughters, Ella,
Liada, and Mrs Geo Brockington of
this place and Mrs Arthur Deyo of
Holyoke.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
Flittings.

|
S II Roberts was in Holyoke and
Westtield couple days this week. -
w H Jacobs took a business trip to
Shelburne Falls Monday. w Scott
Montgomery, superintendent of the
colored schools in Washington,
stopped in town Tuesday on his way
to the Townshend "Old Home week.
celebration. He has reared in Towns
bend in the family of Col II F Out
ton, now Of Gainesville, Fla, who will
also attend the celebration. John +
Toomey is in Boston for few days. -
Mrs Geo Whitney visited 10 Spring
field. Mass, this week. Miss Mario
RE Todd of Palmer visited at j I
Denning's few days this week.
Mrs NJ f Sears goes to Holyoks to-
day to spend Sunday. Lawyer r c
Bacon and Frank Brown went to
Keene today in the lstter's automo
bile. Merchant N | Hawley was 10
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday, Mrs
j j Estey went to Manchester, this
state. Wednesday.
CHI Eddyi was in Keene Wednesday.
Mrs J F Hurley of Bellows Falls was
in town this week to attend the funeral
of Mrs Francis Goodhue.-Geo f Sell
leck attended the reunion Of the Sth
Vermont regiment held at Montpelier
this week
H j Hapgood of the Hapgood Shoe
Co of Easton, Pa, was the guest of Law
yer r C Bacon, Tuesday.-Thos Sears
of South Coventry, Conn, has been here
for two or three days with his father,
who is rapidly on the gain.
Geo L Lane and daughter of East
Brimfield, Mass, spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs X Parker.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16


Mrs Mathison and daughter, Miss
Belle Mathison and Rev Frederick
Mathison returned Tuesday to Shell
ton, Conn, after months stay al
the Episcopal rectory. Mrs F g +
Cramer returned to Claremont, n II.
yesterday. Mrs T W Illman returned
Wednesday to her home in Wakefield,
Mass, after two weeks visit with
Mrs Ada Dowley. -Dares Hall, who
has been visiting relatives in town
for tie past week left yesterday for
his home in Cambridge, Mass Mrs
Hall will remain fer few weeks long
er. Mrs II NJ Currier and daughter,
Mrs Gowdy, returned to Springfield,
Mass, Yesterday after weeks stay
with Mrs Curriers' mother, Mrs
Sewell Morse.
Miss Bertha Graves returned to Hart
ford. Conn, Wednesday after visit at
o 7 Butterfield's.- Miss Abbie NJ
Thomas of Boston, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Chester Thomas. re-
turned home yesterday, Burr Taft re-
turned yesterday TO Noriork, Neb.-Mrs
Howard Ferguson and daughter return
this Afternoon to their Springfield !,
Mass, home after spending week here.
Miss Exilda MORN returns tomorrow
to her home in Long lslsnd, n Y, after
a months visit here. Her sister, Mrs
Robert Coombs, and children of West
Dummerston, will accompany her.
Mrs a Robbins and son who have
been visiting her sister, Mrs X
Parker, for the past three weeks,
left Tuesday for stay at Nashua, N
H, with Der sister Mrs Miller, be.
fore returning to their home at
West Somersile, Mass Miss Mabel
Walsh of Ogdensburg, n Y, who has
been spending the past few days with
her brother, George, who is en-
ployed in the Office of the freight
depot left yesterday FOR a visit in st
lbans
Miss Helen Ford returns today to
her home in Hanover, N II, after four
weeks visit at T Dennings'. Mrs
Clifton Dunn and daughter return TO-
day to So Deprfield after fortnIght's
visit at J p Mack's. Mrs Helen
+ Angler for several weeks at Geo +
Crowell's, returned yesterday to her
New York home.
Miss Julia Adams, who has been visit
ing friends here and at Spofford lake,
left Sunday afternoon for her home in
Mass.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
Guests.

Miss Ellen Stack of New York city
is the guest of her sister, Mrs Mar
garet Aher. M ISIS Eleanor Mather is
visiting her sster-in law, Mrs Will.
liston Walker. Mrs John Ahern and
daughter Bessie OF Keene are visiting
at NJ j Moran's for few days. Mrs
Geo S Shatfner of Brooklyn, n y, is
a guest at W G Shaffner's. MIR and
Mrs + b House and Misses Mildred
and Gertrude House are spending
some time at H W Spaulding's
Mrs VIM Coleman of Boston comes
tomorrow for visit with her parents,
Nj and Mrs Luke Ferriter.-Mr and
Mrs W Gray of Orange, n Y,ars visit
ing Major Houghton. -Lswyer J
Barber and wife and daughter, Catherine
of Oshkosh, Wis, are here for short
visit with his brother, ID NJ Barber.
Mrs Eugene Marion and son of Barre
are guests of her father, Frank Hagan.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Reed of New York are
guests ut his fathers, c f Reed's.-Mr and
Mrs Wilcox Of Greenfield are spending ia few
days T Fl Norcross'.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

Auction sale of household furniture
five chamber sets, spring beds and mat
tresses, cob bed, goose feather bed ano
pillows, carpets. portiers, hall rack
stoves etc, at American House grounds
Saturday afternoon, August Il, at
O'Clock.
DIR A H Lewis. the veterinary is to
open an Office tomorrow in Devens blocb
on the second floor.
The Block Island excursion on the
oath is to have the same terms as the
last one-tickets good going on that day
and returning good until Monday at
s1.50 or for 10 days more S2.0O.
A party of engineers has been sur
veying the boundary lines between
Woodford and Searsburg, about which
there is a dispute. Bearings were taken
from the original lines by trees that
we're marked over century ago.
Work began this week putting in
the sbutment for a new iron prldge
hey ond the West Village on the Mari
boro road and the second one this side
of the town line. At the same time o
stop of permanent reading will be put
in.
Bills are out announcing the nrss
annual basket picnic and field day OF
the Catholic Union of Brattlehoro'
which takes place at Central ParR,
Vernon. next Wednesday. The pro-
gram for the day will include a large
list OF athletic events, such as lO0 yard
dash. relay race, pole vault, running
and standing jumps, putting the shot,
ETC. There will be special events 1or
the bows, including sack, potato ana
running races. A big list OF vaiusole
prizes will be distributed. three prizes
going TO each event. The events are
free and open to all. A feature VIII os
a erand tug of war between ten plcKed
heavy weights of Hinsdsle and bratt,e-
boro for purse in gold. An olu
fashioned ball game VII! De auo.nei
feature. Dancing will continue through
out the day. Flagg Brothers OF Mhet,
Stone Cafe, will be on the GROUNDS 10
care for ali who forget their baskets.
There will he plenty of other -amuse,,
mants for Young and old going on an
H. The Union haven't spared time
nor expense to make this, their ilrsl
nnbl,c event. record breaker Ior
thorough enjoyment and recleH.'ou.
Excursion rates have been secureu Uh
TO railroad. Train leaves at 9'Io'
sneciaI return leaving grounds at III
i5mission TO the grounds Il Tree.
stormy. the picnic will be nei' 'H'
next fair day.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

FROM frightful Disagreement Mr.:
Mamie Galleger of La Grange, Ga, APP
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve TO great
sores on her head and face, and write.
its quick cure exceeded all her hopes,
1t works wonders in Sores, bruises:
Skin Eruptions. Cuts. Burns. Scalds and
Piles. PIC. Cure guaranteed by L II
Holden & Co, druggists.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

Miss Emily Guild is substituting
for Miss Jessie Scott in the New
York Life Office during the latter
absence. Frank Wright ucceeds the
late Chas Bean as gas maker for the
Gsslight Co. E johnson has gone to
work for John Calvin as helper
Ned Prentiss and NJ Hennessey, Jr,
have begun work on the Narrow
Gauge section. -Chss Endlich takes
the place of William Toomey as clerk
at Hotel BrattlehOro while tie latter
is absent at muster.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16
South ROyaitOn

The body of Mrs Harvey Brooks,
formerly Miss Tenney, who has been
at the Waterbury institute for several
years, was brought here for burial ou
Wednesday. Her husband and only
child Bessie survive her and receive
the sympathy of the people of the
community.
The married men and single men
interested in base ball engaged in a
very exciting and closely contested
game last Saturday in which the
marrie1 men won.
The basket picnic by the S S of
the M E church previously spoken of
is to be held in the grove near the
home of Amos Eaton on Daisy Hill.
Ice cream is to be served to the
children at - clock visit toBuffalo
at | o clock, and general good time
through the afternoon. Teams will
run from the village to Mr. Eaton's.
G B Wall was in Barre on Tuesday.
The old building standing near the
depot and nearly in front of the resi-
derce of ID G Jones is to be moved
right away.
The South Royalton base ball team
now hold the championship of the
state, as they have Just won the same
by defeating the Woodstock team.
W P Hubbard is making extensive
repairs on the buildings.