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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-10-09
Notice Of Settlement.


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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s.. held at Randolph In
and for said District on the Esd day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1902
John A. Boswell, executor Of the estate OF
Avery J. Smith late Of Randolph, in said dis
trict deceased, presents his administration ac.
count for examination and allowance. and makes
application for decree Of distribution and par
tition Of the estate Of said deceased.
Whereupon IL is ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be re.
ferred 20 a session Of said Court to be held al
the Probate Office In Randolph on the 18th day Of
OctoberA D. 1901. for hearing nd decision thereon
and it is further ordered, that all persons in,
terested be notified hereof by publication Of no.
tice Of said application and order thereon tire,
weeks successfully in the Herald and News
printed at Randolph previous to said tim,
appointed for hearing, that they may appear al
said time and place, and, If they see cause. obiec
thereto.
BY the Court; Attest.
WILLIAM H. NICHOLS, Judge.
4 true copy Of Record: Attest
1913 WILLIAM H. NICHOLS Judge
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snent More Than $1,000.

w. W. Baker of Plainview, Neb., writes
"My wife suffered from lung trouble for
Is wears. She tried number Of doctors
and spent over q 900 without relief. She
became very low and lost all hope. a
friend recommended Foley's Honey and
Tar and thanks to this great remedy u
saved her life. She enjoys better health
than she has known in ten years. Re-
fuse substitutes. Drew & Leonard, Ran
dolph; VIM. j. Fargo, Randolph Center.
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Merit viii Tell.

The undersigned agree to refund the
money on one 25-cent box OF Lady Poor's
Ointment If it fails to cure Eczema, Salt
Rheum, any Skin Diseases, Chapped
Hands or Lips, Wounds, Burns, Pimples,
Open Sores, Chatting, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Bailey's Pharmacy and Drew &
Leonard, Randolph; J. w. Fargo, Ran
dolph Ctr; A. G. Osgood & Co., East Ran
dolph.
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AUCTION.

viii be sold at the residence OF the late
Pliny Ward, in Barnard, Vt, saturday,
oct. ii. '02. al / O'Clock, p. m, the farm OF
100 acres, tillage and pasture. Plenty OF
wood, grated fruit, running water al
house and barn, four cows, two yearling
heifers, about 20 tons hay, wagons, sleighs,
sleds, dump cart, winnOwing mill, NOW
ing machine, plows, harrows, iron bar,
scraper. grindstone scales, carpenter and
blacksmith tools, sugar tools, brass and
caldron kettles, harness, household goods,
cook stove, twelve chairs, two rockers,
clock. dishes and GRO kerry, iron sink and
frame Sale positiye,rain or shine.
W. a. PAIGE, admir-.
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Bethel Local intelligence.
Guy wnsox, Local Editor.

want 10 hire 100 cords OF wood chop
ped al once. Apply to Levi kidder
Bethel. 3w
WANTED. Boy 10 70 IS years OF age by
the wear. Privilege OF going to school
3w CHESTER Brown, East Bethel
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petltlon for plNorce.

To the Hon County Court next % be held az
Chelsea within and for the County Of orange, on
the hrst Tuesday 81 December A. d. 1912.
Your petitioner, Lissa NJ. Ranney, Of Randolph
IN Orange County and State Of vermont respect
fully shows that she was legally married tt
Thomas Ranney, who Is now without the state u
Vermont at Boston, an the state Of Massachu'
Nathan Barnett, Justice Of the Peace dulg
authorized 70 perform the marriage ceremony,
day IA october. AZ D. 1899 she lived with the said
Thomas IN the faithful discharge on her part ol
the duties imposed by the marriage contract but
Notwithstanding this the said Thomas has
freated YOUR petitioner with great cruelty and
intoierahe severity and, though Of suIicient
peCunary ability, has neglected % provide iei
and support your petitioner, and on sald oeI. j.
1893 wiifullv deserted your petitioner.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that she may
be Iecrped divorce from the said Thomas and
maj her minor daughter Helene, may also be-
LISA ~ RANNEN
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Great BARGAIN.

One Of the best hundred-aere farms on
White river, will keep 10 cows and team
the year around and winter more 9lI-
afed midway between Bethel and Royal
ton. 4w W. l. fhENah'
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whereas. Lissa NJ Ranney OF Randolph, 10
Orange county. state Of Vermont, has filed 90
the office 81 the Clerk Of Orange County her petit
tiun for divorce from Thomas kuuuey, also set
ting forth that said Thomas is without the state
AZ Vermont So that notice cannot be served in
the usual way. Therefore you, the sald THOMAS
Rsuney are hereby notified 20 make your per-
soual appearance before the County Court next
10 be held al Chelsea within and for the said
County III Orange on the first Tuesday Of Deeem-
her next 10 answer to the foregoing petition and
abide the order of the Court therein. And 10 is
further ordered that the foregoing petition OF the
substance thereof shall be published with mi
order three weeks successfully in the Hrfa| r
and News a weekly paper published at said Ran
dolph the last publication Of which shall be six
weeks before said first Tuesday 81 December,
which shall be deemed sufficient notice.
Given under my hand at Chelsea, In said Coun-
Is, this 30th day Of September A. y lglA
CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk,
n l. Boyden, Attorney for Petitioner. 1914
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They must be not less than than foryv
age Eeght and hearing perfect
he e four inches for conductors and six
ana kemen Conductors
furnish bond with two real uree each
three hundred dollars Motormen be able and
English language Wages for conductors
two dollars aud 80 per hours thirty SO
per hour Tor extra work amounting OF
good habits and character apply experience necessary
Applications must be made in Arthur
Employment Boston Elevated Railway Company
Mass Mention this paper
Further information hed by mail desire
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& stray Notice.
MEN WANTED---For Conductors, Motor
men and Brakemen.
+. NJ. Jerd's Market.

The Boston Elevated Railway Company give
employment to large number of the right kind
OF men upon its elevated and surface lines. For
conductors and motormen the requirements are
as follows:
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F0lsys Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds and prevents pneumonia Take no
substitutes. Ell Prince, 50. Randolph:
Geo. A. Laird. Royalion.
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Sunday in FarmyIIle.

Rev. Dr. Halves, who for SO many
years was the beloved pastor Of the
Presbyterian church here. occupied the
pulpit Of that church on last SUNDAY
morning and preached delightful and
comforting sermon which was "glad.
ly' heard by friends old and new
After the sermon there was some cor.
dial greetings and warm hand clasps
DR.. Harding, who had just returned
from Prestytery, was too unwell even
to attend the church services.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, so well and favorablv
known to the people Of Farmvllle and
OF this section, preached the sermon at
The Episcopal church on the occasion
OF the regular union services. As il
his wont the sermon was strong. scrip
tural and spiritual.
The weather man" had promised a
warm day, on the contrary it was re.
treshingly cool and bracing.
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l.rcen RaN gatherings
GREEN BAY, VA, Aug. 10, 100

GREEN BAY, Va, Aug. 70, 1902.
Mr.. VIM. II. Neal a telegraph OPP
orator for the Southern Railway, who
has been sick for several days, died at
the home Of his father-in-law, Mr. w.
p. Wall. Of Meherrin, Va. Mr.. Neal
was highly thought Of and beloved by
all who knew him. He was just
blooming into manhood, died in his
twenty-third year He leaves a wife
and one child, mother and three sisters.
The stricken family have the heart
felt sympathy Of the entire community
in their trouble.
Mr.. Wick Smith, Of the firm Of Row.
lett and Co., merchants here, lies
critically in with fever at his home.
Doctors Ramsey, Of Burkeville, Caps,
Of Meherrin, and Owen, Of Green Bay,
are in attendance.
a protracted meeting commenced at
Bardwell Chapel, about six miles from
here last Monday night. The meeting
is being conducted by Rev. Scott, the
regular pastor, assisted by Rev. ]. II.
Nauhouton the evangelist, Of the Pres.
byterian denomination.
Messrs. Schultz and Lister are visit
ing in the village,
Mr.. Robert Summers, our real estate
agent, is taking Mr.. Shultz around
showing him some nice farms between
here and Farmvllle, a. he wishes to
buy and locate in this section, if he can
fnd place that will suit him. A good
many Germans are buying lands and
building near here. Six or eight fami-
lies have moved here in the last
Twelve months.
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daughter Of the late Rev. Jacob Proctor
Is now at Mr.. T. w. Crawley,,
Miss Coles, Of your town. who bss
been visiting Miss Ora Harris. has re-.
turned to her home.
Mrs. z. b. Glenn, OF Nelson. is visit.
ing Mrs. II. NJ. BrightweIl.
Messrs. {. l.. Mason and n Lacy
Thornton, Of Pamplin, and G. NJ Cun.
bingham, Of Farmville. were at Rose
Hill Sunday.
MIS-. X. J. Carter, has as her guest.
MIS- Cornelia ellis, of Appomattox.
Our successful lumber merchant, Mr.
T.. ;. Taylor, has just returned from a
trip to northern cities.
The marriage Of Miss Zsida Hunt 10
Mr.. Oates, at Buffalo church was large.
ly attended from Prospect The
Georgian took away one Of Virginia's
fairest and most charming daughters
The Sunday school children were
made happy by being given a large
picnic on Tuesday, the 18th. This was
held on the grounds OF Mr.. Thomas
Cocks. He and his family contributed
no little to the pleasure OF the day.
Miss Rosa Brightwell, who has been
quite Ill with hay fever, is improving.
The Rev. VIM. Walker is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. n. II. Robertson.
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ShepparlS Shots,

SIEPPARDs, VA, Aug. 20, '02.
Our country is "alive" but quiet.
The picnics haven't stopped yet. The
latest-last Monday-on the summit
Of Willis mountain, or near there. J
Misses Morris, Duyall, Crute, Elcan
Nerser and Others were among the
young ladies. lIf the boys want their
names printed, they must treat to
watermelons)
Miss Emma NJ. Hooper, returned on
yesterday to West Virginia, where she
has been teaching school.
Miss Maud Jones returned home YES.
terday from visit to friends at Pam
pin City.
Mr.. Archer Hammer Of Warwick
county, is visiting friends in Bucking-
ham.
Miss Susie Friend and Mr.. Chas
Friend are visiting at Mr.. II. o. Bald
wins.
Registrars under the new constitu-
ton, have posted notices Of dates and
places Of registration throughout the
county. Very few Of our folks know
anything Of the new constitution, and
hardly one in hundred has read it.
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Mchcrrin Mention.
MEHERRIN. VA. Aug. 4

MEHERRlN, VA, Aug. ~, ".
Mr.. w. II. Neal, a very popular tele-
graph operator for the Southern Rail.
way, who has made this his home for
the past two years, was taken with
fever at News Ferry about ten days ago,
when he was relieving the agent at
that point. and Immediately came
home where he gradually grew worse
and died last Sunday morning at
q o'clock. lie was the only son Of Mrs.
NJ. j. Redd, Of this county, and leaves
three sisters, wife and young child.
About two years ago he married the
daughter Of Mr.. w. p. Wall, at thi-
place. HIS remains were inferred in
the burying ground Of Wesleyan VI. f..
Church. Rev. w. T. Clark conducted
the services.
Rev. w. H. Baylor Of Baltimore
with the pastor, Rev. w. T. Clark, has
just closed a very successful series Of
revival at the Baptist church here
Several additions were made during
the services.
Miss Eliza Price is quite i'll with + -
yer.
Misses Annie Faris and Alice Finch.
Of Chase City, are the guests Of Miss
Lottie Staples.
Miss Ethel Arvin returned from
Farmvlle a few days where she had
been attending school. Several Of her
friends accompanied her and they were
rendered a large picnic on Friday last
at Leadbetter school house. Dancing |
was kept up all day and a bountiml |
dinner served on the ground.
Mr.. II. Harvey Watkins, who was
recovering from recent spell Of ty- |
phoid fever, suffered a relapse few
days ago and is critically i'll at this
time. 4 trained nurse has been sent
for and is expected to arrive today.
Miss Bette Warmer, Of Jelersville,
is the guest Of her aunt, Miss f.. p.
OVERLY.
Miss Mary Anderson, Of Richmond,
is spending few weeks with Miss Mat
tie Neal.
Arrangements have been completed
here for a tobacco market next season,
which will be opened on the 18th Of
October.
Miss Mary Crew, Of Richmond, j. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ewing,
near here.
Miss Mabel Daniel, Of Roanoke, il
iisiting i'm the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Ino. J. owen.
Miss Jessie Staples, Of Richmond,
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Nile News Nnggefs.
NILE, PRJED. Co, VAIL
August -, 1902 I

The crops in this section are in ex.
cellent condition, after the much need
ed and refreshing rains. Farmers in
this vicinity will raise very little to.
bacco suitable for the Farmyille mark
cts. Most Of them will flue cure their
entire crop, and As there is no market
in Farm> lille for this class Of tobacco.
they will ship to the Danville and
North Carolina markets. The estab.
llshmcnt Of bright market in Farm
vile would be big saving to farmers,
a. freight on tobacco is extremely high
to Danvilie, where nearly every one Of
them Will eel the coming season.
The corn crop is in fine condition,
and reported to be much better than
last years crop. The average yield
will be about ) 10 barrels To an acre.
Watermelons which have been plenu-
ful are very rare BOW. The wheat
crop was a total failure.
The proiracled meeting which has
been i'm progress at Bethel, closed sun
day night Rev. Mr. Hays, pastor Of
the church, conducted the services
every night to large congre-
cations. Much good Is said To have
resulted from the meetings.
\ dog having the reputation Of kill
ng upwards ofGO chickens, was shot
Thursday morning on the farm Of 4.
4. Ellington. He killed 80 for Mr. |
~ for Sam Atkins and about |
) for negro named Eppes.
Miss Lula Dunnavant, who has been
visiting in the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
:. Farley, returned to her home i'm
'etersburg Monday.
Miss Mary Foster, Of Cumberland, il
he guest Of her sister, Mrs Eugene
'aughan
Miss Lucy Atkins, has returned from
pleasant visit to her sister Mrs. J. J.
'verton, Of Iredway.
Mr.. J. ". Webster has returned to
armvile, after visit Of several weeks
, relatives and friends in th- neigh
lrhOOd.
Indications are that game will be
Icntful this fall, more 50 than has been
nOWn IN many wears.
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The GraphOphOne In The Dark Conti-
nent.
From the Buffalo News.

Xavier Pene, African explorer and,
recently, manager OF the village OF
Darkest Africa" in the Midway at the
Pan-American Exposition, has just re-
turned from the Dark Continent, where
he went to take back the blacks that
peopled the village in the Midway.
The object Of mis- return 10 Buffalo was
To wind up the affairs OF the company
that operated the village Of Darkest
Africa. Monsieur Penne assisted with
the winding sheet, and there were no
iiOwers at the ceremony.
I'VE no lose so much like the m0st,p
he said, pensiyely. "Honly for the
shoot Of President Mckinley we make
out good. Halter i'm shoot, no chance
hat all -
According to his story the natives
whom he took back To Africa are now
the ruling gentry in their native heath.
a number Of them bought graphic
phones before leaving Buffalo, with "A
supply Of cylinders upon which were
recorded songs, speeches and dialogues
IN their own dialect. According to NJ.
Pene, the owners Of those music ma
chimes, are now the chief medicine men
Of their villages and are doing lucra-
tive business.
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aud around Briery attended the picnic
given at Mr. Nathan Scott's In honor OF
his niece, Miss Kate Redd.
Miss BERTHE Ingram leaves today
after ten days visit to her grand
parents near here.
Miss Florence Womack, the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. James Womack, Is
greatly missed in this neighborhood.
She is spending several weeks with
friends in Mecklenburg county.
Mr. Tom Redd, Of Waldo, spent
Saturday night with his aunt, Mrs. w.
+. Chapel.
Messrs. John Williams and Marshall,
Of Danville, were guests Of Mr.. G. NJ
Redd last week. They will visit Black
stone before returning to their city
home.
Miss Emily w. Redd visited Mrs.
l. J. Davis in Farmville on Monday.
Mr.. p. II. Osborne. of Keysville, was
in our village on Thursday.
Mr.. J. ID. Driscoll and family return.
I'd from a visit to relatives in Charlotte,
N Sunday.
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Safe Upon Other Shore.

a letter from Edgemont, Cumber-
land county England, announces the
safe arrival and good health and cheer
Of Mr.. George f. Beach, the Sketch
Artist who spent some months Of this
year in Earmville.
Mr.. Beach says he was fortunate i'm
stiking employment on the Glasgow
Times within week after bis arrival.
and he was also doing extra sketch
work for the Scarborough Publishing
Co. He expects to go further north
in the fall via Mediterrean Sea. He
desired to be remembered to all his
Farmvile friends.
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DR.. r. NJ. Smith gave the first one
Of series Of lectures at the Opera House
Tuesday night. A large number Of
our people were present. The subject
was THE Value Of Education"
Before beginning the address DIR
smith spoke Of the importance Of these
lectures and announced that DR.. Nell.
waine would address the next meeting
which will be held in September. DR..
smith handled his subject well, show.
ing from past history the results Of ed
ucation along many lines, how educa-
ton benefits the individual, a. well a.
making the individual blessing to The
world.
AT the conclusion Of DR.. Smiths adj
dress DR.. Winston made few remarks
concerning the helpfulness Of these lee.
lures and the necessity Of sustaining
them.
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Overly 0gles.
OVERLY, Va, Aug. 10, l9l

OVERLY, Va, Aug. 10, 1902.
Recent rains have improved crops
wonderfully in this community. Late
tobacco especially is looking fine. The
farmers seem to be invigorated even
more than the tobacco and corn. Their
faces have frightened perceptably.
Misses Piott and Bedinger, and Mr..
Robert Bedinger, Of Hampden.Sidney,
and Miss Charlotte Poythress, Of Rich
mond, are guests at Belyidere, the hos
pitable home Of Mr. w. l.. Vaughan.
Miss Louise Vaughan returned
yesterday from visit to Boydton and
other points in Mecklenburg county.
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The Old Soldiers.

A visit TO Lee Camp, Soldiers Home,
Richmond, Va, would convince the
most skeptical that the Home is not
misnomer, and barring the fact Of sepa-
ration from relatives and friends, all
has been done that could be devised by
human ingenuity to contribute to the
comfort and happiness Of the old vets
who gave their youthful strength to
the Southern cause. To the untIring
energies and faithful watch.care OF
Col. Pie, commandant, all praise il
due, and which is fully accorded him
by the inmates. OLD CoNFED.
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Band ReOrganiled.

Everybody in Farmville and It.
vicinity will rejoice to know that it /,
the earnest determination Of a number
OF the most enterprising Of our young
men To reorganize aud renew the Silver
Band.
For the accomplishment Of this de-
sired and meeting was held Monday
night end a temporary organization
perfected. Twenty-one music loving
young gentlemen were willing and did
unite ia the movement and il is boped
That Others with a talent for acquiring
The art Of making music can be Undue.
Ell To enlist in order that there may he
iully twenty-five pieces in the organiza.
ton.
these young men declare they i'm.
'ehd To make success Of the Farm.
lie Silver Band, and we trust that they
nay secure the cordial support Of our
owns people.
In TINS temporary organization ef-
ected Monday night, the following
Ulcers were elected: President. w. 4
ilanton; Secretary, WI Cox; Treasur-
r. +. II. Booker; property man. Henry
lindsey.
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Five Forks Flashes.

FIVE FORKS, va, Aug 20, 1902.
Misses Kaiser and Trueworthy, of
Washington, and Miss Hawkins. OF
Petersburg, are the guests Of the Misses
Dillon.
Miss Bertha Harris is visiting at
Mrs LYDIA Harris.
Mr.. X. J. Gillian has returned from
visit to relatives near Pamplin.
Mrs. r. G. Womack and little son.
Floyd, Of Richmond, and Miss Terrell,
Of Halifax, are the guest Of Mrs. T. p.
Singleton.
Miss Mary Lizzie Anderson, Of Put
neys, spent several days Of last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. +. l.. Wo-
mack.
Mrs. Bette Hunt and Miss Foster, Of
Travis, visited the neighborhood last
week.
Mrs. r. T.. Paulett has returned
home from Plney Ridge, where she has
been attending the protracted meeting.
We are sorry TO learn Of the indispo.
sition Of Mr. r. A. Gillian.
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FELDEN, Va, Aug. 10, /

FELDEN, Va, Aug. 10, 1902.
The Rev. Mr.. Tyler preached a yer,
impressive sermon at Lanes Chape
Sunday evening. a large crowd wa,
in attendance.
Mrs. J. h.. Keeton and children, Of
Lawrenceville, are visiting Mr.. ]. p.
McCraw.
A picnic was given at Mr.. Nathan
SCOTS on Friday last, in honor OF Miss
Kate Redd. People from all parts Of
the country were there and delightful
time was reported by all.
The young people Of the neighbor.
hood went on hay ride to Mr. w. X.
Priddy's Saturday night.
Misses Berthe Ingram and Mary
Priddy visited Miss Ruby Ransom this
week.
Mrs. j. II. Hines, Of Crewe, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. ) J. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Chappell visited
relatives in Charlotte last week.
Mr.. Bonnie Leigh, ofNorfolk, arrived
in the neghborhood today.
Miss Hennie Overton, Of Tredway, is
expected in the neighDorhood this
week.
a lawn party will be given by the
members Of the George Hudson Mission
Band at Lanes Chapel on next Fri
day night.
Misses Eta and Lucille Clark, Of
Lynchburg, will visit at Mr.. f. 5. |
Fuckers this week.
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VIII Go tO Mexico,

a dispatch from Richmond says
Fletcher Coles Campbell, formerly Of
Farmvllle, but now Of Amherst will
leave during September for Monterey
Mexico, as Methodist missionary of
the Rosebud Society. Mr.. Campbell
will be married September 10th to Miss
Mabel Hutchinson, Of Smithville, Char
lotte county, and later IN the month
they will 90 to the mission field.
He is the son Of the Rev. Thomas II.
Campbell, of Amherst, and brother
of Judge Bentley Campbell, Of the same
county.
His many friends here will learn
with surprise, but no less of pleasure.
Of his approaching marriage.