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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

The city. schools will observe one
week Of holidays during Christmas
! me.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

The new city calaboose is about COM
pleted. and Marshal Wilson will not
let it remain empty-f you dou't be
good
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

While the holiday ads. have crowded
our space considerably this week, we
will make up for shortage Of reading
matter later on
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

Commissioner-electT Tom Brown wal
down from .Galatia Wednesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

The 1.-TWO Merry Tramps' at the
opera house next Tuesday night. the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06
O. Lodge DIRECTORY O

MT W.. A Camp No. 1649, meets Monday eve
NA. nings at Hulme's hall. Visiting Neigh bors
cordially invited. Theo Griffith V. C.. 4
Lie Breeder, Clerk.
M aple camp No 1877, B. N. A meets end Thurs
u day at p M, '4th Thursday evening at
Hulme's Hall. Visitors welcome.
Mrs. Will E. Stoke. Oracle
Mrs. Fred Miller, Recorder,
A o. o. W.-No. 127. meets Tuesday evenings
"a Hume hall. Visiting brothers in good:stand-
ing invited. Newt Wilhide, M W. -
Fred Hover. Recorder,
n of H.-Meets Wednesday evenings at Uulme,s
Re hall. All visitsng mem bers win be given q
hearty welcome Miss Flora Smith, G. of d.
Emmerson p Smith, Sec.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

Daniel B Unruh. of near Pawnee
Rock. who. has been doing jury duty
the first of the week, called to order the
DEMOCRAT for 1902.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

A handsome gold watch was
voted to Miss Katie keenan,, and q
kodak to .Claud Luse, at the Catholic
Ladies' Bazaar, last week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

Ed s. Lindas, manager of the Lin
das Lumber Co.'S. branch at Albert,
made, a trip over on the Mo. Pacific
last Saturday and Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-12-06

In the case OF the State VS.. Jim Nc
Mullin, the second liquor case against
him, the jury returned a verdict FRI
day of mot guilty" And the county
navs that bill also
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
SOUTH HERO,

The Rutland Railroad company have
purchased Bow and Arrow Point whic II
they are going to transform into a DARK.
1t was the former summer home of Thorn
as A Watson of Wovmouth. Mass 1t
contains about lnu acres which include
the buildings ana Wharf-Most of tho
Italians at Phelps quarry break camp this
week and return to New York, where they
are hlrcd ON another Job Mr.. William
Collins, contractor has returned from
Sault Ste Marie, Mich, whore he has
h"cn Ia secure another cuntract.-Miss
Ruth Barnes from kankakec, H., has re-
turned to the island for the summer stop
ping with Mrs. Julia J.. lIall--Mrs. M. T.
LandOu's mother. Mrs, William Phch g
from Fairfax is spending few weeks
with hcr.-Mrs d. Wilcox spent last Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Wright Miss Reynolds OF North Hero is
stopping at Mrs. Stevens and viii attend
the summer school at Queen Guy Park, in
August Mrs. NJ T.. Adams has been call
ed to New Hampshire 10y the serious i'll
n"ss of her sistcr-C. Il. Irish and sons
new hail will be dedicated the Fourth of
July by a dance. The hall is fine one
and Mr.. Irish and son are to ~ congratu-
lated on furnishing the town with a long
needed want.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

NJ. a. Tpstono has closed his lahOrs as
clerk for Lane and DaVis.-Mrs. Wilbur
Halves went TO MegantiC. +. G., on visit
and was taken III With the measles and
since then ON. of her children has died
with the same disease. also a sister and
brother. Smith is ut work for T..
Lane aud SON during tho vacation, and
Park Farrcr IN the fruit store OF T.. :.
Ball.-MiSS Elsie Allhce of Arlington, y. j.,
j. visiting her aunt Mi-. John Akin.-MrS.
W. T.. Turk and daughter Marion, former
residents. are here FROM Newport. II. | .
On d visit-Mrs. Jack Kendall is very
sick Miss Mary J Nelson, stcnograph, +
for GOV. Sticknoy, is here on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Nelson Lee Drew mas clos
ed his lahors Al the American Clothing Co.
ana il ut work for Lane and DANir. y
nine months old child of John Smith iii, d
Friday from meaSlCs.--D w. ilidT, tn has
engaged A. S. IIolbrook to act as foreman
in the Express and standard office. Mrs,
NJ. j. Blair has gone to Erosburgh FANS
to visit her neither Mrs Mary Chlffec -
Miss Mary Richmond is home from Hol-
school.-Mrs. Gertrude OBarnes) Mathews
of Morrison. III is in town on VISIT. She
will also visit Coventry her former homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. l<oeler of Watcrvillo
are visiting their daughter. Mrs. l., j.
Phi, lips. Grace Upper and her aunt, Mrs
George Topper and daughter Code, Of
Usage, Iowa, are visiting at O. g. Miller's,
Mr., and Mrs Alfred Wheatley of Port
land. Maine are visiting their niece, Mrs.
William Richmond
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
CAMBRIDGE.

The union meeting of tho G. f.. society
nest Sunday evening will hC n patriotic
service at the Methodist church led by
Ccivcd from Rev. Edwin Whe clock The
handaSe has been removed from his "ve
and he can see again.-AIiss Helen Holmes
and sister Laura lately from Boston, who
arc spending few days in town will so to
tfeir home in Bloomngdne this week.
There was no trains Saturday on the
railroad owing to the washout in Tn
Jericho saturday and came Oft ViCi Jrs.
The game standing II to - in favor of
CamhridCe-A q. Stnehour had a slight
paralNtic shock last Thursday. but is about
as usual now.-Onc of the hardest thunder
storms occurred Friday evening after the
hottest day ever known in this section
The mercury registering N degrees in the
shade at p m. No damage was done eX-
cept to hinder many people from attend
ing tho prize speaking exercises by - nj
the high school scholars The programme
was successfully carried out, with music
by Miss Brush. Tho Judges were rtof.
Baker OF Fairfax rcof hayder, of tuder-
hill, and Prof. ms ais of Hyde Park.
Every member deserves special mention.
Della Wcthcrcll won 1st prize and Nellie
smith md for the girls Edwin Weston
took list prize and Charles CoVe> 2nd.
Nearly $50 was spent for prizes which con
sisted If rings for the girls and watcn
chains for the BOYS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
WEST BOLTON.

Alice Bowen is at home from st Johns.
burr, where she has been for the past
three months. Herbert Pierce has finished
work for :. Tominson. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce are now stopping at Frank VIII
son's.-AIrs. = A. ThaYcr has returned
from a visit to relatives in stow Tho
high water Friday night did quite Il Httlc
Suulc. Mrs. |. 5. bustwiCk. Mrs T.. -. tCl-
Ter, Mrs. -. q. Barker. Mrs. l.. H. Cobb.
Mrs. J.. stewart Strdnahau. Mrs. IL. \.
Chittcndcn and Miss Louisa liraincrd
The officers elected by the board were
president, Mrs J. Gregory Smith; vice
president. Mrs +. -. Fuller; treasurer
Mrs. f. Walworth Smith; assistant treas
urcr. Mrs. :. 5. Clark and secretary, Mr.
r. j. Watson II is expected that tn"
now home huldinEwill hc n"Sun very Soon
So that the outside work can ho completed
before cold weather. The proposed build
ing will bc q credit to the city. as well as
enabling the work to hc done amber gr' at
j. improved conditions. After tho bust
ness ol the meeting had been transacted.
Miss Frances Woods, the uatr"n and
her assistants served delicious meal
which was greatly appreciated and enjoy
cd Ivy the ladies.
Mrs D. .. Wallace. formerly of this
city. died on Saturday at her home IN
Iittleton. y. H.. after e months iu"s'.
Mrs. Wallace leaves husband and
st.pson and daughter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

senator w 7. Dillingham;. president Of
the board o, trustees of Montpelier SEM
mary, has received Slo"H from Hon. Il. +.
Flood of Waltaum, Mass, donor of the
Flood library nc Browns lille, tn Consttuto
a perpetual scholarship for the benefit Of
scholars attending the seminary who como
from BROWNSVILLE.
Papers in liHel for divorce on the
ground IF int,i,rahle severity has ucru
r,cd by Mrs Emmalile NJ. Ewing VS.. VII
liam +. NWins hor husband The case ia
rcturuahle at the September term OF
Washington County Court.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Au> Hilary To the Young Mems Christian
association, held Wednesday afternoon,
the folc wing officers were elected: Frcs-
dent, Mrs, {. \. Gale, Vice-pre sident, Mrs.
G. II More, secretary. Mrs. w. o, Chap
man: treasurer, Mrs, j. G. HouEhton
chairman of entertainment COMMITTEES,
Miss Ella Bailey, Of table committee. Mr..
VI :. Davis, Of house committee, Mrs
Gt urEe Wheeler, of music commit go.
Mrs ". a Briggs; Of membership "om-
mitiee, Mrs. G. n More During the past
N,lr $in has been raised from cntertlin-
mut4 ana other sources. During the com
I'M year many things are icing planned ia
continue the excellent record OF last year,
llnGh i. VI, Jones has been appoint, Il
school commits sioner h., the city council
to III The \acdnp! caused in ward tNo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Craig MCAllistcr and Joseph Laflam loft
Yesterday for Waterbury where they nave
positions about the asylum.-Mr. and Mrs
T. +. Greenwood arc spending their Vaca-
zion i'm Coventry Mrs. T.. J. sawyer and
children left yesterday for Norwich. Mr..
Sawyer remains to close M his business
aftcrward they will go into camp at High
gate Springs. Mrs. A. L.. Gleason of East
Durham, T.. g.. is visiting her brothers,
the kimhall brothers. for a Wcck.-iordnn
Abel has gone to RrattlCboro where lie
hns employment in the asNlum.-Mr. and
Mrs John O''onnoll of Concord \. w., are
visiting in town NJ. t.. Naw Of Montreal
was in town over sunday with his family,
who are visiting horc.-A J. croft and
Joanna, have gone to Rufalo.-
T.. Mason who has been in Hartford,
Conn. several months is visiting his par
ont~.-fhe butter shipment this week was
2L@iO pounds. Mr. Sanford Daniels. man
1Gor of the manufacturing d. plrtmcnt ~
tho Erattlohoro overall CO.. made a short
call in town TucSday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
JEFFERSONVILlE.

J. f. and j. VI. Wilcox. accompanied 10y
H. G. NilcnN of West Concord, went %
Milford Mass, to attend the funeral II
their hruth,r cyrus T.. MIlooN, which was
held at his lat" homo ON toward street.
" Wednesday,. lulr 18th. Mis- Alma Sctl'N,
who has been teaching school Ia sWaut'n
has rCturnc,i-rh" GraGuttIS VEcrclS -
of The Jcner,onNillo high school wee hcld
at the -, oud CONGREGATIONAL chul h
Thursday evening. june I'm. The church
was ta=tctUly decorated with evergreen
and rott,d plants and the class motto,
"riuiSho yet t. sinniue, was bro rht out
in letters OF evergreen ON a back ground
Of tho class colprs lavender and yellow.
The graduates We're Laura {. i"G',
Gladys /. smith, Sarah T.. Edwards, Bcs-
sic NJ llchh and Blanche Edwards. he
programme was as follows; Organ volun-
tary, "forg"t- mc-not' GeiSc Mrs. j. ~.
Boon; prayer, Roy. II. e. howard; chorus.
"ElVS and llVrS.' RimhH.t; rccitatio1,
THE Wrcck of tn" iloSpcru*,' I.ongfollpw.
Eva Clark. recitation, elf" is what We
Max" 1t, Morton Thomas; essay, "Th"
Rise Of nation, Sara T. wards recitation
Al School Close Whittier, Ida Coma;
solo. The choir Boys VISION Oehmnor,
Pearl Morse; essay, In ola New Eng
land, Laura Page; recitation The Lo-
gond of st Frods." Gleuud Ferry; essay,
"ProphccY," Gladys Smith; recitation,
"Iiow he Saved st. Michael s." Peril Ell
wards solo, Rowing, Parker, Loring
Stinson; essay, "Woman's Influence,
Bessie jchb; recitation, THE Polls Bay
Pcarl Morse; essay, Finished, Yet Be
ginning Blanche Edwards; prescnta-
tiou of diplomas, Principal j. V. Strute-
want: chorus, 30 Happy Days Conc By."
Cooper; benediction, Rev. G. II. Howard;
"Sunilowcr" Clymont. - Tho junior
classes OF the JefferSonville high
school gave a reception to the graduating
class and their friends at Mccndy hail,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
BARRE.

At the annual meeting Of Court Granita
city. For"stcrs of Amen /, Thursday
crcnne the officers elected were: Chi.t
Ranger. A. J. Schneider; .ub-chief ranger,
Charles A. Londgren; recording secretary,
Henry Premier, senior woodward, James
Ncalc; junior woodward, J. r. Mckenzie;
senior bcadle, W. S. Brnh, junior beadle.
john Smith.
Edward Wells, 2 young farmer living
in The town Of Barre, and Miss Carmen
Del NorNo were married Friday By
CITY Clerk e. II. Wells.
Miss Hazel the youngest daughter e
Mr.. and Mrs Frank cults of East Barre
died at her home there Friday after an
Illness of several weeks from typhoid f..
Yer. She was p wears Of age and was one
OF the bellies Of the village and highly pop
ular with a large circle Of friends Tia
funeral will be held at her late homo sun
day afternoon.
Rev. Francis l.. Poole Of East Way
mouth, Mass, preached again at the Con-
grcgationM church Sunday and as ho
is liked much by the congregation Il a
highly probable that a call gill be extend
cd to him. He is accompanied here ~ HI;
wife and "A rec .ption will he given ther
at the church parlcrS this evening
Richard f. Henderson Of Wells iivcr
has bought for $500 the Markham proper
" at the corner Of North Main and FRS.
streets. This property consists OF one hvs
! tenement house, one of two toncmonts
and cottage. other real estate safes
within a fcw days are: l.. NILS cot
tagc house ON South Main street 10 J j.
Campbell for 1850 Nathaniel French to A.
\. sargent house on Seminary street for
$500; Miss H. Agnes French lot on Frank
lin street t. T.. f. Perry for $500.
AloNanoor Ntchie and Miss Florence
/ Harris were married Yesterday afterno, n
! at O'Clock at the hom" of Mrs. J j.
| l.ydiard. sister of the bride on Summo-
street Rev. Thomas II. Mitchell was tho
officiating Clergyman Mr.. ana Mr..
! Rttchi" have gone to Montreal for a short
wedding trip
The ola Home Week committee has en-
! gagged the st. Johnshury band for W, d.
ncSdaY August A. which will he the prin-
cIpal day OF the celebration mere. II IS
also expected to have the famous Corin,h
drum corps, q boys drum CORDS from
Marshii"ld and tho local bands.
Miss Louise Mckenzie, we'll known IN
the musical circles Of Barre and vicinit-,
and John Panton were married Tuesday
bl Rev. kfiie *. NJ. Jones.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
WllLlAMST0WN,

George Beckett and wife and son Char
les are visiting the Exposition ut Buffalo
this wcck.-ltrwin l.. iIiXson, with hi
wife ana daughter of MIscnViilc. iowa.
arc visiting relatives I'm towu.-ln the VII
lagc grammar school. Belle Camp, tctch. r,
tho following pupils had no marks lurluS
the term Just closed Harry Lason. Glenn
Nc Nllster, Lindsay Winchester and Rob-
crt Duffus, absent ono day or less. Roy
al cheney. George Curricr, Grace VIII
Iiams, and Alberta Dragon, not absent
but having other marks Edward Clarh,
Roscoe Yndc, George Brigham. In the in
termediatc school Bole Robinson. toach-
er. these mad no marks: Leo Edison. Icon
McAlist"r, Hattie Gregory. Marguerite
Edison. blanche Nixon and Marjorie Duf-
fus, absent on day, Ethel and Ida ki-cr.
In primary school. Cora NJ. Lewis, teacher.
these had no marks: Sidney Gun rier. corey
Hunter, Maud Whore. Ethel Wilfore,
Vail and blanche Godfrey. John MurrdN.
not absent but having other mark,
Ralph Gale and Eldon Martiu.-Frank Il
Rcncdict arrived In town June 24th. Mrs
aurora Turnham and daughters are also
in town for the present Dean Soaver l.
to nc with his uncle. o. y. Bos worth. dur
Ing vacation. A double quartottc is to sing
at the Conversational church during the
summer composed of tho following per
sons: Tenors. J x. I.ynde and Clar"n 90
Wood, SOPRANOS. Mrs. J. K. vnde and
Miss Mamie f;rush altos Edith Brush
and sara furnhdm; basscs. George H.
Goodrich and W. y. tircarSon Oliver
Stone has decided not to close the bargain
he had made with r. & Tuwnshcnd tor
the Major Flint property hut is to have
tho place vacated - short time ago ny PAU
|Tavornia Rev. Afvon NJ. smith a former
citizen and pastor in town hut for sever
a. years located in Washington. has ac-
copied = call to 10 pastor OF tn" Universal
lliSt 'hurch At West Concord. y. II Prof
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
BElVIDERE.

The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs Charles
Potter July lL-MrS O. y. Potter is con-
NjiIcSCent Visitors in town are Rev MIR.
Foster. Mrs Robinson of johnson and Guy
Start of BahcrStiold.-Air. and Mrs r. II.
Potter of Cambridge visited friends IN
town tie past week.-Dottie Potter close
very successful term of school June y in
district No. i.-Nrs Gustinc Smith has re-
turned home after a two weeks visit in
Catnhridce.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potter of
carton arr spending their vacation in
towu.-t is expected that there will he
a sunday school and prayer meeting 1T
-" p. m, every sunday until the church
is ready for service i'm district 80. { at the
q. H. Potter schOohouSa.-- Nj f. Dean
has gone to Wcstford to work for l. Hunt
or.-ClaNton DAVIS and Aaron and Hollis
TilotSon HAY" gone to Fairfield to work.
Mrs. j. McCun 81. is very low.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
HIGHGATE,

NJ. j. Stockwcll who was thrown from his
wagon about two weeks ago. but AT the
time WAS not thought to be seriously MUIR
cd, WAS taken suddenly worse last week
Monday and passed away saturday morn
ing his death being caused by Clot of
blood on the brain His funeral wa held
from his late home Monday afternoon 1T
two @ clock. the Roy. Mr.. Pierre" uificiat-
ing. Willard Stochwel and wife of Man
chester, y. H.. are i'm town. called here
by the sickness ana death of his father,
VI. J. StockWoll.- &. G. Austin and
son Roswell who have been in st. Adams
the past eight months have returned to
th"lr home here for the Sunmcr.-Mrs.
Frank Hohlon is confined to her bed by
lllness.-Mr and Mrs. George Deal and
children are visiting Mrs. Deals mother
i'm st. Armand. +. o. Miss Nellie Polton
Wh" mas been teaching i'm Riohford the
past year is visiting her sister Mrs. G.. c.
Holmes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Buck and son Edward Mari spent
Sunday ut W. u Ellworth S. -- Horace ELL =
worth of Worthwhile is visiting at Edgar
Ellsworth 's.--Thc severe storm Of Friday
night did much damage in this section.
Charles Cavanauphs house was struck
by lightning during the first part of tn"
storm. The lightning passed down the
chimney tearing it to pieces. and ripping
up the floor. coming out in the cellar wall
under the door stone. No one was serious
ly injured. Several bridges were washed
out and the dam and nump of !. ". Sat
ford was paltlN carried away by the high
watcr.-Mrs Mary Watson of North Troy
is visiting at w. A. Larmays.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04

hy the death Of Thomas Marvin.
Hon T. ). Stanton Of Roxbury, referos
in the case Of Patch & Co vs.. AleNandcs
Cohurn Of Barre has filed his report witk
the county clerk. His finding is for tho
plaintiff to recover on different atatc-
mcuts OF facts in which the court will Gp-
pr the law as how much to Ei;c them.
Gen. w. ~. Gilmore of Faiilcc was in tins
city yesterday incident to having the gch.
cral orders printed for the annual Stata
muster. The orders will he issued Frid
Of this week ordering the Vermont Nation.
al Guard into camp at the state grouud1
near Fort Ethan Allen on Saturday, Aug.
II. The regiment will breaa camp on Fri>
day. August "a
George H. Parmcnter, ono of the sue,
ccssful candidates at an examination g
the University of Vermont has taken a
position as assistant in tn" surgical ward
of the city Hospital in 30 stun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-04
ALBURG,

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. y. Goodscll the 1st inst-Dr. Henry
Laid Of Burlington has located here. lite
is boarding at II. H. Manning s.-lI. w.
Marvin attended the commencement exer-
ciscs at Norwich University last week
schools in town closed the ~ inst.-Alrs
Alice Donaldson of Brushton, \. v. is
visiting in town.-M. r. Mott shipped Il
carload of live stock from here Monday
Misses Daisy and June BcaudrN of New
York are visiting their sister. Mrs. ii. s.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Dean arr"
away on n Visit-AIrs. T.. j. Ranslow of
SWanton visited in town last Saturday,
q. w Sabin lost a valuable farm horse
from the extreme heat of last week
Farmers have commenced haNing. The
Youngest child of VIII LarVc w1s buried
Tuesday from the Catholic church.
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CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Josephine Ladd is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. a Patterson.
George Poor from New fo!k l.. ,l..t.", p '
father. John Poor.-Maria Norris of Al
bany is spending q few days at John
Poors .George r. Silver and wife from
West Burke are visiting friends in this
town,--Mrs. II. A. Patterson visited in
Newbury last woek.-It is reported that
John Patterson has exchanged his farm
for the J, ID. Leavett rosidenc with c. H.
liz nson.-George Rand Of South Royatou
n former resident died from sun stroke
last Friday Mrs. Henry Scott and son
Walter, went to Royalton last Saturday T.
attend the funeral If Mr. Rand, brother
Of Mrs. Scott.-rhe Flower Queen Cantata
under the direction of Miss Mary paddock
was success The young ladies and
children sang well ana gave evidence OF
excellent drill. The Brownies aud l}lue
BELLS rendered assistance In very pleas
ing manner The entertainment occupieI
two evenings,
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MORRISVILlE.

Miss Nellie Hadley, who has been spcnd-
Ing her vacation at home, returned Mon
day to Waterbury, where she has a posi-
tion as nurse in the asylum.
C. n. Spillcr went on Monday 10 LNn-
donvillc whore he has work with Con-
tractor Manlcy.
William Fitch was at home from Hard
wick over Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Griswod and Mrs A. w
Stone started Monday for Old Orchard
Beach, whore they are to spend "a few
weeks.
Miss Grace Sawyer went to Burlington
Monday to visit Miss Nina White
Fred Shippy of Bristol, Conn, Is visit
Ing his father, Gardner Shippy
Miss Mary Strong is at home for her
vacation.
Miss lctta Doty is at home from Boston.
Miss Ossie Moody is visiting her sister,
Mrs. c. H. SlOCum.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Celia and Nellie Duffey are i'll with
chicken pox.-'rho school in this district
closed Saturday with a picnic in Gco,la
Nordon'S crovo.-Wiuitred Foss visited
friends in Concord and HillshorO. y. = =,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Fletcher
visited their daughter Mrs J J. steele
and attended church here recently. Elder
J." II. Brigham from Warren preached
her" June % and expects To be mere again
I'm four weeks which will Ne July 2l.-Sons
of tn" farmers here have begun hayins.-
George Beech from MiddlessX has bought
the Raymond Hall farm.-The many
friends IN this place Of Rev. and Mrs l..
II. Briehem, ii former pastor were pleas
cd to meet them here reCentlv.-BcSin-
ming Monday. July the people Of this
place are to have tho benefit Of TWO 4 ill.,
mails, L. w. Blanchard CARRYING IN the
forenoon and George Foss in the after