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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
THE CID NORTH STATE.
Arrest of Election OMc1ats-Ra

Arrest of Election omcials-Ra-
lciSh,. Postmaster.
9AI.EIGH, n. c.. Dec. 2.-(Spec'al.)-n
is sai! by observant Democrats that as
tho arrests Two wears ago greatly aided
he Democrats s'st so will the cases
Against clocticn officers which District
Attorney TIo,tcn is pressing in the west
ern district here aid and make very
plain sailing in 1904
The State Superintendent Of Public In
struc-ion vas today telecraphed by the
Superintendent 81 Alexander county that
the ccr-7cn schools had opened. but thai
there were no text books on hand The
1n.:t.e- w2s at orce laid before Gov. Ay-
,,ock. The comp mes which have the con-
tract for furn: s!lirg text books are re-
CURED to keep the,r on hand.
The Finance Committee of the Stste
Board of Agriculture met to-day To-
morrow the board meets In sem!-annual
session.
Governor Ayccck appoints J. c. se-g'e.
Of Ieroir. Caldwell county. director
of the State school for deaf n,rtcs 1T Nor
canton. to succeed Y Y. Richardson, OF
Columbus county. who died recently.
The Supreme Court to-day heard aTgu-
mems for the Fifteenth District. Amors
Chr at.c,ne::.s present a~e James II.
Morrison. J. n. Gudgcr. Jr.. Congress
nan-elec0: George C. Shuford, Frank
Carte. end Themes a. Jones.
A charter is granted by The State to
the Southern Development Company. OF
Salisbury with 100000 capital 1t will
buy and develop real estate.
The trustees Of the State University
will meet here Thursday. 1t Is the on
nual meeting at which the report to The
Governor will be made.
REMOVAL OF POSTMASTER AN
DREWS.
There was a great deal Of talk here to-
eav about the removal OF Assistant
POSTING ster Phillip II. Andrews. Of the
Raleigh pcs:Sf1lce. bec?use, he voted the
Democratic ticket The surprise was
mainly that the FopubIicars s'ou.u
openly say that WIS the sole reason
The Red Men will have bazaar on
large scalo.
There is going to be in the next few
DAVIS lively fieh. for the postm s'ership
at Washington, n. C. There are three or
four aspirants one Of whom thinks lie
hrs big poitica, pull.
There has thus far been raised for the
Methodist O~pionaEe here $500. Rev.
J. 3. Hurley. the agent, will make the
report TO the Methodist conference at
Wilmington. a greet wo is beng done
In the ep~jns the spacious main build
ing will be ready for occupancy.
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SOMETHING DOING" AT.V. P. i.
Cadets busy With Work

-lacksburR Cadets Busy With Work
md Play-The Coming Dance.
BLACKSBURG. VA. Dec. 2--tSpecial)
Che past week has been a busy and
ev1ntfuI one for the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Starting with the departure
If the football team for Norfolk Oh We'd
Aesday, and finishing with the return to
olege of those who had been fortunate
enough t.. get home for the Thanksgiv-
.ng holidays. there has been. some
ling doing every day. When the team
eft Wednesday morning. the corps was
reasonably certain of victory. but the
actual Score was at first difficult TO be-
lieve. II: view of such an Overwhelming
victory tie bonfire which was to have
been built and the rest of the celebrations
ware all cut. out Nevertheless the boys
are proud as can be Of their team. ana
they have right to be. The returning
victurs have only praise for their OPP
l,o1lents from Lexington. for the Uanner
in which they played an uphill game
Next year the V. P. I. team will so after
thu Univcrsity's scalp. and it looks S
If they ought to get 1t.
Saturday was busy day for Il number
CT the toys ~ho were moving into bar
ra cls No 4. which has just been com
rIctcd. All day long there vas 4 stre:,rn
Of cadets carrying trunks, mattresses,
etc, into the new building. and II was;
II. .tfccab!e that the transportation was
tlo,.e mainly by the rats" 1t $ curious
cow anxious rats are to work. This
u,il relieve the boys from the urpieas-
art necessity of crowdins three into one
room, @and the consequent d1sconfortS
Of tfifsEsystem.
Last EVENING Mr.. Wyche entertained the
battalion and large audience of town
aeopletsw.tt Rotations. stories, etc. in
the college auditorium. The event was u
ve, vssenjcyable o1;e & nd Mr.. Wyches ef-
forts met with ..r2ct success.
This morning the Rev. Mr.. Roberts. OF
Williamsburg. held service in the Episco-
pal church MIR. Roberts reputation
drew "a large congregation. in spite vi
the weafne-. and lie delivered \ very abb
and impressive sermon.
Tile eferman Club has issued Invitations
Tor Its Tha nksslving german to taxi
place mf.Gthe college gymnasium on De-
..en.;,sr--Sth.
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Nav, sailor. 10 Man Merchant ship,

PARIS December o.-The Courcil OF
Minister'S at meeting TO-DAY. decided
that, owing 10 the sa~ious condition of
traf1c due 70 the sailors ard sto!.cTs
strike at Iarseil'cs the government Will
orrarize inn, cGiately a provisional ser
,ice By reqrisi'ior,ins the companies YES
sells and manning them witt, sailors from
the navy.
The Minister OF Commerce. NJ. Trout
tot has detailed plars for two weekly
sailircs for Aleinrs Turis. Corsica ard
other points. This is expected to relieve
the paral-.s's of traffic. but may arouse
strikers to acts O. resentment.
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THE QUINQUE SCRIBE AGAIN.
Hiss S1llie Meyer Dies from a Fall
Camm IIcrndon Hurt

II
Canlm IIcrndon Hurt.
or-INor-E Va recsmbe- o-fsp--
t;al.)-1iss Sallie Meyer. aged about 90
ears: me- Ger dea h n-der peculiar cir
ear Standardsvil!e. In. attempting to
ct over a fence she fell and fractured
,e 9rn skull by " striEi-g rock She lived
stead Of their fathers Price Meyer. de-
aroTed. Who eft then reTl to do.
Jack Meyer. her BROTHER. was found
lead in the woods a year or two ago.
he rial cause of his death has never
,een astertained. He was one-legsed
It times eccr nitric. and in AL proba btlity
:e committed suicide in some way.
Mr.. Camm Herndon., of Ruckersvil!e:
ne Of our best know sT btn nen had
dashed while attempting to adjust some
,one were rvmoved from the injured
re grave aporeheneions that lccs1aw
iii set In If the present symptoms con-
Whi:s Grrere county.s senator. Hon.
lite run from Richmond. dusky citi-
IN reported to him that he had caught
mother dark-sfinred brother in his
Chapman's) courthouse In the night
me. It subsequently, develop,d. how
YER that both were there for the same
purpose both having been detected In
imIIar offences before.
At the urion prayer-meeting at Quin-s
lie last Saturday right. Mr.. d. S. Deane
as ltappoin:ed class leader for the
,nday service for another year.
Mr.. Charles Smith. on the Madison
Of Rapidan. whose house is now
Ecady for the plasters. will have two
ooms finished up at once and will Win
!. or In the m.
Mrs B. p. Parrot is having tin roof
s,ut on hi r dwelling hous g. sE. So.
Tin IS fast supplantins other naateria.
Tor roofing. such as iron or steel.Sswhile
s1eart-pine shingles now are things Of
the past IS
Captain u w. Almond Ii making some
nf6p1rAtion Il to rebuild, 8 having DEeVtoNo(y
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TOTRY GLENN AGAIN.


i17eEcd CractIy I'm the samnr Cam
paisn Brought Up Second Time.
MANILA December 2-Crders have
',eon received from Wachington directing
rat Ma General Edward f. G1enr
IF the Fifth Infantry. shall be put on
rial second time for alleged cruelty
cnromiited during the Samar campaign.
>~aior Glenn is charged With having or
:,Trad the execution of several natIv,
~uides for misleading the American col
INN sent against the enemys strong
hold
MAJOR Glenn himself reported the in
oIaent. which has been the sub Ict of an
ovtcnsive inquiry for several months
past.
Ma General Chaffee ordered two In
vcst:Fa tons to be mad.' by Inspectors
General Colners ard Major Watts. who
made Inquiries. General Chaffee for
varded their reports to Secretary Root
before he rc,inauished his command and
without making any recommended ton.
socretry Root now orders General Davis
to formulate charges against Major
Gem and convene a court-martial.
Major Glenn Is now commanding a
post at Bama bang. District of Pansa-
sinan, Luzon. and he was to-day ordered
TO hold himself in readiness to appear
here for trial. It is expected that the
trial viii reopen the entire question OF
the samar campaign and consume some
time. It Is said that Major Glenn will
inform thu court that he desires Major
General Chaffee and Brigad!er-General
Jacob Smith to be called as witnesses.
but it is possible that their dispositions
will be taken instead.
Major G.vrn was tried by court-martia'
1T Manila last May for administering
the "wnter cure to natives during the
Samar campaign. and was found guilty
ard sentenced to one months suspension
OF duty and fine Of $50. Pcesiden;
Roosevelt approved thv findings of th'
court Major Glenn returned to dutye.r
September.
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Conflicts OF CossaclSs With Strikers
I LONDON. December "a special dis
patch from ST. Petersburg to-day an
nounces that serious conflicts occurred
recently between Cossacks and 5.o00 strik- :
ers at Vladika vkas. Shots were exchans.
ed, few men were killed and thirty were!
wounded on both sides. Upwards of one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
LEESBURS AFFAIRS.
4 Real Estate sn1c-Death of Mrx.
Julia NJ. Thomas.

Julia NJ. Thomas.
LEESBURG. VA. DecembTr 2.-(Spe-
~ial)-Nr. NJ. E. Church has sold to Mr.
I. A. ConIllln. Of Washington. the prop
.-rty formerly owned by Mr.. Watt Lloyd.
If Falls Church.
r. c. Moncure has leased the pub
ishirg plant of the Alexandria County
Publishing Association. and will CON
',nue the Fails Church and Alexandra
County Monitors.
Mrs. Julia NJ Thomas. widow of ex-
!.ieutt nant Governor II. w. Thomas.
lied at her home, at Fairfax Courthouse.
IN Friday. ard was buried Sunday eve
hing at 5 o'clock. Rev. Albert lehett
Walker otfc:ated. Mrs. Thomas was s.
years of age. She was a 81 ter OF Jams
". Jackson, who was Killed a the Mar
HAIL House. May -, 1861.
TIE Southern Railway Com. any Ia.
ordered all its employees to procure NV
watches Of standard MONUMENTS.
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Mccormick Starts for Russia.

LONDON. December 2.-Robart S. NC,
Cormicl1. the retiring United States AM
bassador to Aust ria Hungary and newly
appointed Ambassador TO Russia started
today fer the continent. vhe~e he Wl;'
confer Wit, his prc6 ecessor at ST Peters
burg. Hir. Tower. who is awaiting him al
Paris.
Mr. Mccormick goes to ST. Petersburg
at the end o. the week TO secure house.
returning TO Vienna next week. He viii
present his letters of recall to Emperor
Francis Joseph about December 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
obstrr.aGetting PIentifal-Anti-sa-

mountaineering PIentifal-Anti-sn-
loon FiEhts-Court News.
s HEtTHSvILLE. VA. December T.
tSpecial.NSunday was n dark. rainy day
IN this town: but the. w.nl came down
,urins the night. and Morday was clear
md COLI THE farmers-at least the hog.
.olser=have been desiring such weather
rs tto-'av for lcnc time and mary a III,
old pig WI i die ere the sun sets. The hea-
Wy winds at sen have driven In most
If the, oSstermen. an1 several dredgrz
boats iieLet anchor in Conn. 1t Is re-
sort eds ttnt iobs'e zee better and more
plentiful than for some time. and the
tongers are beginning to appreciate the
virtuS of the '.cull laws .a.3.is8
Jusxe Beale, Of the WestnnoIeland
oosae East AAsss1 rddass1 . esessisus
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THE DEFENDANTS WON.
Suit of the u. & Co., Against

Suit of the II. & o Co.. Against
Burke and Herbert Bankers.
AIFNANDRIA VA. December p
rSpecial)-A verdict for the defendants
& -e-1c-a7 Nv the i',r-- in the C'rc,-;
Court this afternoon In the case of tho
baltimore an' Oh o Railroad Conn.,
s. Burke g. Herbert bankers, In which
he plaintiffs sorEht TO recover sl2 0o
money alleged to have been paid Don T
Ivrley, former agent of the company
without authority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
Mrs. ICY. CIT. 100000.

NEW YORK. Dec "A verdict fo,
e1oo. ncO DANA res was brorrht in to-da,
hv the Jury in the suit of Mrs. Jen'e NJ
T.e.,s asoirst the New York Central enc
HUDSON River Railway Cor'panv. Mrs
T,evs sued for SEQ GOO for the death Of
her husband. who was Killed in 4 coils
:on in the cnmporv's tunnel. this CITY
IN Jaruarv lest. Mr.. Legs wos mango
of a den-rt1ent store. and his earnings
we're said to be $3.50 a year.
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yov Yorker, for Cannon.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December AT
a meeting OF the New York delegation in
the House this evening. it was unani-
-.o,;slv decide! to support representative
Cannon for Speaker, and Frank Lyon, OF
New York. for Goo.keeper.
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oA9rozIA.
R.,u,b. - Iba Kind You Hars Alsays Bosgsst
Signature at L<1Alz7eSl

THE CHEAPEST RAILROAD TICKET
SOLD is the one-thousand--nIle In,er-&
changeable Ticket CT the Seaboard Air
Lire Railway. This ticket Is good over
fifteen thccsand miles of road and cov-#
ering practically the entire South. Travel
via the Seaboard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
relieved md returned to their former

relieved md returned to their former
positions.
TIL bill provides that all officers hold
ing permanent commands in the lnspec-
toT-Generai's Department shall be- SO
long as they remain on the active list.
promoted according to the rules OF s. nj
GRITTY VI to- and including, the grade o;
colcnnl. and when al! such officers have
retired the department as separate or
canization is to he discontinued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
II the naby !. cu,tinE Teeth

be sure and use that OLD and weil-trt'd
remedy Mrs Wjas!ow Soothing Syrup.
for children ree:h.ng 1t soothes t:ts
enid. softecs the gums. allass all pstln {
cures ,viEd COLO. and Is the best remedy
FOR dis rrhoea Twenty-Five cents q hott;4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03

suffered loss by two fires. He is asso-
s.ateu wien bun.-S IiernuOn III dli ti.te-
estIlIS Panoramic eAnID.tion, With pro-
.nlSeS to be Qulte lucrative
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03
OA9ro71A.
R.,,, ~. The Kind You Hasa Always BaugH
Signature a A9HAZtza

pink Carnations. csc Per Dozen.
Roses. chrysanthcrnums. yIolets. etc.
Bouquets. Designs shipped 70 anv Point
w. a. HAMMOND. l5
l0s east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-03

CLEANED IN NORTHUMBERLAND.
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FLAX Caraaslens. 15e. sPeyS Dossn.
Pink Caruatlons. 81 cents spse doaa1 z
4 ansl4xl4nak rs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-19
FERRlSBURGH.

Notwith standing the storm Sunday even
ing ten of our young people attended the
anniversary of the Epworth League at
North Ferrsburgh and heard an earnest
and eloquent address from Gen. o. o. How
ard of Burlington.-Miss Mary Dakin has
returned from a visit to her sister in Proc
tor, accompanied by her niece, Bernce
Beatty, who expects to spend her vacation
with her gTandparents.-Child day
was observed at the Methodist Church
Sunday by floral decorations and a sermon
especially to children by the pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Wood. Next Sunday the children
of the Sunday school are to have a picnic
at Long Point.-Mr. and Mrs, l.. NJ Baker
of Forestdale spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. L. f. Avery.-Miss Jessie
il. Field of Middlebury was al the parental
home over Sunday.-E Is. Sears and son of
Charlotte We're recent visitors of Cyrus
Becrs.-Emer A. Preston and family of
North Ferrisburgh spent Sunday at b. w
Field s.-Judge b. w. Collins and family
were present at the commencement eXer-
Cises of the Middlebury high school last
Friday evening at the graduation of his son
Lester Earl.-Mss Bertha Collins of NJ d.
dlcbury college is spending weeks vacH
ton at home before graduation-Mrs Cad
well of New Haven was a recent visitor at
X NJ. Saterlee' s.-Darying is supposed TO
be the main dependence of the inhabitants
of this town and the products of this indus
Try each year amounts to a large sum; yet
1t is surprising how few large dairics we
have. There are only % who have more
than 20 cows and less than 80, seven who
have 80 and less than 40, and only one cs-
The large majority keep from $ to IS cows
Ouly
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ROCHESTER,.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kennedy from Han
cock spent Sunday at w. II. Camphcll S.
Carl Martin has finished work for Camp
bell & Greeley and will soon 60 to Boston
whore he has a ship.-Robert Adams
has gone to Massachusetts for the sum-
mer.--Frank Tower and Miss Jennie Ryan
| from Boston are here visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvelle Wepbor from
Rutland were in town over Sunday
Charles Hanks is WORKING for Campbell &
Greeley-Miss Helen Marsh invited the
pupils in her room to a picnic at her home
last Saturday afternoon and pleasant
time was enjoyed by all.-Mrs. Wallace
Campbell was ir Bethel last Saturday.
a few from hero attended the soldier S
meeting in Montpelier last week,--W. II.
Campbell is able to ride out.--Will Chaffce
and CorteZ RroWnson We're home from
Woodstock over Sunday.-There is large
attendance from the west part of the
town at Woodstock this week on the case
Of State VS. Manning Oscar Martin was in
Brandon Monday, n. Trask is in Mont
pelier to attend the convention.-D. ..
Goodno was In Woodstock Monday-G L.
Greeley was IN Bethel last week.-Joel
Putnam and his son Luther from Cam
bridge are visiting relatives in town.
Wesley Henson was recently In Burlng-
ton.-Amos Phelps has gone To Campton
~, H., to work in a store,-Mrs. Sarah
Mott from Byron H., is here for the sum
mer,-Mrs. Wesley Henson has returned
from BURLINGTON
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-19
DIOCESAN CONVENTION
The ll2th Meeting at Bellows Falls, Bish
Cd Hall Presiding

Fellows Falls, June 1s--The ll2th annua
convention of the Episcopal diocese OF
Vermont is in session here. OWING to the
badly crippled railway service of the Cen
trial Vermont, many have been delayed In
their arrival. The convention was for
maly opened this morning with morning
prayer at $50 followed hy early Cclehra
tion OF the holy communion at 6:45. The
convent ion organized at $50, the Rt. Rev
Bishop A. c. A. Hall presiding The Rev
James .. Davis of Chester was elected
secretary and Mr.. c. II. Wells OF Bethc
assistant secretary.
At o'clock following service with holy
communion was attended by the clergy
men vested. AT the close of this serNic.
tho convention proceeded at once to bust
ness. Bishop Hall raped for order and
called for the reading Of reports from the
various committee as follows: Report OF
trust funds Chairman George r. Bottom
of Rutland; report of registrar Of the do
cese. Chairman Rev. e. NJ Goddard OF
Windsor; report of investigating titles of
church property; report of trustees of
Episcopal fund by ii. l.. Ward of Burlng
ton; report of aged and inhrm clergy fund
Alonzo Jackman fund and retiring allow
ances fund by Mr.. C. Il. Chapman OF
Woodstock The report of the special
committee on retiring funds was reported
by the Rev. David Sanford of Bellows
Falls.
AT this time c. II. Wells proposed a reso-
luton of thanks to the Rev. Edward Park
err of Concord, n. H.. for his able and in
structve address Church Extension in
Northern New England" which he gave
last evening, This resolutions was passed
The following standing committee was
elected by ballot. DIR. j. Isham Bliss Bur-
lington; Rev. w. A. Weeks, Brandon; Rev,
A. y. Lewis: j. A. Arthur Burlington; Col
Fred t. Smith, Montpelier Geo. j. Briggs,
Brandon.
Rev. NJ Matherson offered a resolution
that the names of the beneficiaries OF the
Alonzo Jackman fund and the fund for
aged and iniirm clerEymen be not printed
in the convention journal. This resolution
after considerable discussion, was not
passed, Tho bishop gave his annual address
this morning, after which the convention
adjourned until three o'clock. The ladies
of the parish served lunch to the visitors
and delegates in the parish houst.
THE WOMANS AUXILIARY.
The Woman's Auxiliary meeting was
held this afternoon Mrs. G.. L. Wools-
ley of Nergennes, vice-president of the or
ganization. was elected president in place
Of Mrs. Foster, resigned, until the annual
meeting at Mortified in October The con-
vention this afternoon was devoted 10
routine business and committee reports
protracted discussion was held over
Sunday school work,
This evening missionary work was dis
cussed and the Rev, IL, Van Allen of Utica,
who has charge of the work among deaf
and dumb at the institute there, and who
Is himself deaf with acquired speech, gave
"A very interesting address on the des-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-19
BE T HELL.

Charles Waldo has sold his large farm
on Royalton hill to Boston parties and is al
present occupying the Guy Graham house
on River street.--Bert Coy of Brooklyn. n
Y, is visiting his father, Charles Coy
Roy Stems wife and child of Windsor are
at Albert Stearns's for a short vacation. -
Seldom Rogers, who served on the jury in
the Wilson manslaughter case has been
excused for the remainder of the June
term.-The six teachers of the Whitcomh
High school have been engaged for next
years school work During their summer
vacation Principal Wright will he at Mid
dlebury, Miss Kelsey at Salisbury, Miss
Buck at Rraintree, Miss Atchison at Nor
risville, Miss Fisher at Cabot and Miss
Souther at Weymouth, Mass.-H arold
Moore went TO Proctor Monday where he
has employment with the Vermont Marble
companY.-Claude Rogers has secured
work in Putney for the summer-Josie
Morse is spending this week with hor
grandmother. Mrs. Byam of Northtield ~
Mrs. Josephine French was in New York
city last wcek.-Sam Abbott of the fresh
man class of Mddlebury college is at nom,
for the summer.-Mrs. Ida Moore and
daughter Bessie of Waitsfeld have been in
town to attend the graduating exercises Of
w. III. S.-W n. Davis. travelling sales
man of Boston, was here Thursday TIL
Rev. w. A. Warner of the Congregations Al
Church exchanged pupits Sunday with Tho
Rev. j. r, Mann Of South Royalton.-
Jeanne Wilson is visiting Esther Grandy Of
Topsham this week.-Mrs.. Freeman and
family of New York city, who have been
visiting Mrs Merrick Sylvester went home
Friday.-Mrs. John Sabine Smith of New
York and her mother. Mrs. Clara Sawyer
of Randolph Centre, also Misses Welch
and Hodges of the later place, were in
town Thursday.
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GAYSVILlE.

o. j. Richardson attended the G. A. r.
ncampment at Montpelier last week Mrs
Edward Hickey and Miss Florence visited
IRIS. Wllfred Ilassam reccntly.--Mrs Her
Try Boutwell, and Mrs Charles Keller of
Barnard were in town "A day last week -
Fred boutwell, has been visiting his grand
mother, Mrs, Caroline Ballard. Several
from here attended the graduating oXer-
cises at the Whitcomb high school Thurs
day evening of last weck-Mlss Carrie
Iaggart of Bethel has been spending few
DAYS with friends in town.-Mrs. Harriet
cook n, H.--f'rank Porter has been visit
ing Romano Sawyer in Pittsneld.-Chil-
dren's day will be observed at the Metho-
dist Church next Sunday. Stafford re-
turned Tuesday from visit to friends in
Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles FELTON, We're
on a visit to her parents in Tunhrdge over
Sunday The village school closed Friday.
Paul Miner entertained several of his
young friends at the "Cobble" Saturday al
Iternoon,-M l.. Wyman returned home
from Boston last week Thursday. The
Rev. j. Wesley Miller attended the funeral
OF Edgar, the eight-year-od son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ransom Towne in South Stock
bridge Friday.--Mrs. Sarah Atwood aged
20 years. who has lived with her daughter,
Mrs. IL. II, Dean, most Of the time for the
past few years. died Saturday at the home
OF another daughter Mrs. Nelson Cham
berlin in Barnard. Funeral services were
held Monday, the Rev l.. L. Moody If
Randolph officiating. Miss Addie Gokey
has finished work for Mrs. l.. f.. Steele and
returned to her home in Pittsteld