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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

A DNERTIsEMENTS anu subscriptions The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between 36th and 3Ith SITS. until o'clock m.
Advertisements will received the following branch
offices ONCE until p. m,
264 Sth-aNe.. = e. 23d-st: I53 Gth-aye.,
i2th-st.: or East I4th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., be-
tween Tth and ayes; I21th- st; BIS
3d-aye.. between Ieth ana 7Zth 1.O26 3d-aye.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- NEW YORK County OF New York-Action for ab-
divorceAgnes Dougan. Plaintiff against William
a DonEBn. Defendant Surmons.-To above named
defendant: hereby summoned the com
paint this action and 10 Il answer
the PLAINTIFFS Attorney within twenty days after tho
OF this exclusive DAY Of
service: your failure or
be /, for tho
relief demanded the complaint.
Dated New York, April 30, 1902.
GEORGE ". MADAM. Paiuth's Attorney once and
PoStofce address, No. I'll Broadway Borough OF
Manhattan. New York City.
To the Defendant:
The foregoing summons upon YOU without
the New York by publication pursuant to an
order OF Hon Ernest Hail, a supreme
Court OF the state OF New-York. dated
1892 and the complaint the once Of the CLERK
or the County York In the County Court HOUSE
tire city county and State New on 18Th
day November, 1902
Dated New York Nov. 18th, 1902
GEORGE ". MADAM Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
tostoffiCe address. No. 21l Broaiway Borough or
Manhattan. New York city.
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Noticc of Summons.
YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
CHARTERED AS A STATE BANK 1880
CHARTERED AS A NATIONAL BANK 1865

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
Yo7S C.gny-MarssTct, ! Rrisgs plaintiff sga,nst
heirs and % kin OF thu Hartwen,
licensed. unk1owS 20 ne paintrt and ali
9 Bss 9 t 10 10 ti Piani1 ugR9Tn 4svihs
srrbed heirs at law. devisess egatees. grantees,
Sheldon Brown and strong and their respective husbands
The goods caateis and credits q Jane II Noyes and
ne ,sT,ss 5efenian,s yc, are fepeb, s5,
% answer ~" complaint in this action and serve
twenty after the service u his summons exclusive
deflult for the relief demanded in the complaint
pARLINGToH. CRAM. = igNKrNs. Attorney. FOR
plaintiff oface and Fos'o7ce Address. 200 Broadway
5s ' W. s9oy named meme sBt s + % &
q tronr ~ the bususnis i-isess bers s "a IVA
next Of Kin Of the said HartweH woodnan Sheldon
are unknown the plantiT and all the persons or
@"HeFs To- the Panen 9nNn9w having or Glalmns an
action such persons being herein described heirs
lin Of said Hartwcll Woodman. Sheldon Brown ana
Strong. their respective husbands wives any
ton pursuant 70 order Of the Honorable Alfred steS
York ated The asr day Of October 1902 ana ned with
he complaint in the Office q the Clerk Of the County
Of Manhattan. City Of New York. the 25th day Of
The object Of partition according
respective rights Of the appears
the overs then FOR the sale Of the foowns descTtbed
g OF woa Rn s n R East on s The sTs
Nneyfour feet ana Two inches northTeserly from the
rorhesserIy one hundred and sxtyseven feet; north
westerly five feet southweserly northeastery
Woodruff Avenue seyeEtyhye feet TO the place Of
Dated New York october 18th 1902
DARLINGToN. CRANE & JENKINS. Attorneys for
New York City.
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SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO

posals for Joiner shop Building viii be received at
the bureau Of Yards and Docks Navy Department
WASHINGTON, o'clock, December 20. 1902
publicly opened. for constructing a and
joiner shop building Navy Yard. Charleston, c.
Appropriation $4,000 Plans and specifications be
Bureau VIII be furnished upon deposit
OF SIS their return MORDECAI T. ENDICOTT
Chief Cf Bureau. November ID. 1902
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Leroy Street
The approximate the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is 70 be sold
see $40 o. with interest thereon from the 18th
Octcber 1902 together with costs and allowance
Ing 20 s4eI e5. with interest from November sth ie
the OF the sale The
OF taxes assessments other liens. which
purchaser % the purchase
or raid BY the Referee. IS 81, 46S 30 interest.
Dated. New York, November 10. 1902
ALGERN0N s NORTON. Esferss
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trin4a.
~ received their Uptown Office
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Between Ssth and STth sits. until acio-k o.
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Dipiocn1 NcIlres.
Buffalo & susauehanna Railroad Company.

PttEFEERED SIDth DIV llF4Np 40
The Board ~ Directors % tho Buffalo and SuvQuch
Railroad Company have declared quarterly dividend AZ
ONE 81 PER CENT the Pre- ferre6 Stock, PAYABLE
December 3 1907 stockholders November -
Transfer books close November p reopen Deccn-
her 2
p 4. LEHR. Treasurer
FISK q ROBINSON, 10 CEDAR ST. y. v,
TRANSFER AGENTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

HIUChS.
Gurnlshc4 by Frederic Il. Hatch, 40. 80 Broad-s;)
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Greene Consolidated Copper 60.
Nov. p 1907
DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENr. -,

has been declared the Capital stock Of the Com
payable January - 1873 stockholders %
the closing the SATURDAY. Deein
Ter 20 books viii be clo=cd ON December
10Th az o'clock 7. NJ. reopered January 3. 1908.
GEO. >. ROBBINS. secretary.
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mat. amount of tn. lien or chsrs. to satisfy
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY GO.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Has

declared on the -. conTaGn Stock dividend
able at the once OF the Comlany Arcads Bqiiaing.
the stockholders az registered tho close OF
the books December Sih, 1850.
Transfer Books FOR Common stock closed from
8 O'Clock p N. December s,h. 1902. until 10 O'Clock
A NJ December 18th 1909.
a J.. HEMPHILI.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
sunniies Professors, Teachers Tutors Ciovernesses
&c 10 Colleges, Schools Families. Apply TO
N Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union SQUARE
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WHEAT to do with my boy PhrenoIogy win aid you
w FOWLER q WELLS CO. 80 East 22nd st
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Thursday. Nov. 2S.-I-ast prices for Am
rrican securities FOLLOW:

New York Wednesday :
Equivalent y. Y close.
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9nstruttlon.
For Young Ladles-City.

FOR GIRLS. DAY SCHOOL 1853 FIFTH AVE.
COR. 5sTH ST.
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owing Is a diagram OF the property 70 be SOLD.
West 9th Street
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Jefferson & CIearheld Coal & IRON 90.
Rochester y. y. November 25h. 1902.
THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST AND SEC
ond Mortgage Bonds Of this Company. due December
ist will be paid and after that date the Office
the Guaranty Trust Company Of New York. no. 81
GEO II CLUNE. Treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-20

kins. Mrs Petty and DIR. styles. TIL
readings given by the Nessrs Briggs w1ra
much apprecat ed-Mr. and Mrs. William
1.andon of Georgia are visiting friends in
town.-Mrs. Hoas of burlington is visit
ing friends ON the island.-O. +. Lando !
has returned to Johnson after spcndil :
several days in town.-john Wright aul
Henry Martin have purchased new mg-
chinery for the creamery company.-Mr.
and Mrs Charles Dubuque were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene TroviAe
Saturday.
Rev. l.. y. TenenY is away on a short
vacation. John Wright and Henry Mar
tin were in burlington last week to pur-
chase machinery for the creamery rom-
panN.-Orin Landon visited at Mrs. J.. T..
Aliens last week.-The sugar party held
at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martins Friday
evening was "a grand success. Nearly two
hundred were present. All enjoyed the
entertainment furnished by Mcssrs
Briggs, music and the guessing contest
added much to the pleasure of the even
ing. Nearly $40 was reaizcd.-Mr and
Mrs. j. +. WelingS and infant daushter
Anna Irlecnc, are at $. +. Wadswor'h $
William Landon of Georgia is spending
"A few days at the home of Mrs. Keller
There will be 10 session at Maple Law,
academy Thur sday and Friday OF this
week. Mrs. ste ens and several Of III,
Stdents will attend the Grand Isle county
tcuo hers institute held at Isle Ia Motto
the 18th, nth and 2ist-Hugh S. Smitn
class %. now of Burlington Business col
le2e, spent Saturday AID SdndGv witf
Mrs. w. NJ Stevens.-'rhe next debate OF
the VI. l.. A. Debating club will be hello
Friday evening, February 2s Question
Resolved, That the results q the Spanish
American war will be beneficial to tht
United States. Leader of affirmative. Lucy
Alien; leader of negative, Maud Fletcher
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GRAND ISLE,

he sugar party given last Friday even-
ing at II. Martins WAS the event of the
season. The sugar was excellent and the
was very interesting ana was
given to II packed house, the whole OF the
island being rePfesented.-A birthday
dance was given at r. SamsoR'S last Fri
day evening. Laura MCGOWAN and Mrs
Fred Martel are both dangerously sick with
pneumonia. Dr. Styles is the attending
ply siCian.-Mrs. Hannah Winch OF liol-
yoke, Mass. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Martha Ladd. The Ladies' Aid society will
be entertained by Mrs. Edwin Adams this
week Thursday, Allen has recov-
cred somcw hat from his sickness. Mrs.
William Hoag is visiting at l. Minckler's.
A social hop will be given at Island villa
on Friday evening.-Mr. Cady Of Willis
ton is visiting his son ut Stephen Cor
dons piacs.-There are several cases of
grip in town al present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caswel! are the proud par
ents of a daughter horn February g.
Mrs. George w. Winch of Holyoke. Mass.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Ladd
and her brother. H.. w. Ladd.-Laura Me-
Gown is quite i'll With pneumonia.-About
50 of our people attended the sugar party
at Henry Martins in South Hero Friday
evening, February IA. All report II fine
time.-The Ladies' Aid society IL to me ct
with Mrs. rdwin Adams Thursday of this
week for dinner.--Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Ma
comber expect to go to Sheburne TO visit
Mr.. Macombers brothers, Frank and Char.
les Msconiber of Shelburne Farms.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Foster Parmeter will work for ~.
l.. Boyden the coming summer.-Mr and
Mrs A. II. Tracy visited their son and his
family the first of the week-W, j
Pratt has returned from his visit in Wood
stock Gertrude Delaney is visiting her
grandfather, j. a, Pratt.~Miss Sadie
Logan is staying with her aunt Mrs. h. II.
Lille, for a few days.-The sociabie and
oyster supper held at \. l.. Boyden's WAS
we'll attended. Mrs. Charles Morse is III.
as are also Mabel and Oscar Tracy
lsaih namper is at work for Willis Smith.
Mr. AN d Mrs. H. II. Paige were in Bethel
recentlv.-Mrs. Joseph Seymore is visiting
her daughters In Brattleboro.
Mrs. Royal Robinson visited in Barre
last weeh.-Forest Scymore was in Brat
tieboro last week on business. Mrs T.,
r. Lille was at &. T., logan's few days
last week. Miss hattie Plumb came home
last week from Claremont, n H., where
she has been visiting for several weeks
School in district No. II closed Friday,
Feb. :. The teacher has gone to her home
in Randolph. Miss Alice Smalley, who has
been quite sick, Is hettcr-R. Robins Il
has begun putting wood into the cream
cry. He is to furnish 100 cords at $40 per
cord.-Alrs. N, d. church returned home
last saturday night, Feb, y from Mas sa-
Nlh moi he. has NiSitln =
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JEFFt RSONVILlE.

Samuel T.. Pope and Miss 3erthn ~.
l<insley, who were united in marriage at
The Graduate Nurses Home in Burlington,
i ctruary T., will be at home tn their
friends here after March IA public in
stallation Of the officers Of Warner Lodge
y. f. &; a. NJ, and IF Mt. Mansfield Chap
ter. o. +. s.. was held Thursday crcni1-s
ut the Masonic tall. Rev. l. y. Booth and
Mrs. Peck of Morrisvillc were the INSTALL
ing officers. After the exercises Il COLA
ticn was served and social hoJr enjoyed.
The annual roll-call Of the Second Con-
~ ceational church was ked at the par
Friday evening. February H. at
which Al members responded personally,
u. who were unable to attcrd. by repro
scntation, and 10 by letter. making Il total
of 16.-Nisitors in his place are: MI and
MIS-. II. w. Narrum of Burlington MrS.
Charlotte Mcfarland of Johhs)r Nh. \.
J. Atkins of Hnrdwick. and Mrs George
Cleveland Of North Adams, Mass Mrs. =.
W. Holmes visited her daughter. Mrs.
John H. Waterman CT Burlington las.
W"ck.-Miss Elsie Dickinson has returned
from HardwiCk, where she has hceu teach
inE the past winter.--The High achool.
taught by Frcf. j. r. SturteVaut, closed
last Friday.-Mrs. Benjamin Nve is .,cr-
icusly i'll and hcr sister Mrs. LuCina Phil
lirs of Johnson is caring for hcr.--Aprton
fiaWlcy had the II isfoItunc to lose one 4
ms work horses Saturday nicht.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs r. Il. Sturges. who has been a resi-
dent Of East Fairfield for many years, died
at her home Friday morning, Fob. IA. OF
pneumonia The funeral services were held
from Union church Tuesday afternoon.
Feb. IS at o'clock, Rev. Daniel Mcintyre
officiating. Mrs. Sturgess will be sincerely
mourned by large circle Of friends. She
was president of the Church Relief society,
d great worker In every good cause and a
kind friend and ndghbor Mr.. Saurgess
has the sympathy OF his many friends in
this his great afniction.-Alfrsd Kaith of
Sheldon is visiting relatives In town for a
few days-Freeman Stratton died at the
home OF his son. William Stratton, Thurs
day, February 13,agsd "a years.-The Wom-
ons Auxiliary will meet with Miss Sarah
Hale Thursday afternoon, February 20.
There is to be an entertainment given at
the Union church Friday evening. Febru-
airy 22.-Miss Martha Colburn Is visiting in
Sheldon and Highgate.-Miss Caroline p.
Green of Sheldon was in town Thursday.
February Is, for the purpose of organising
"a junior auxiliary. The meeting was held
at Mrs Egbert Coiburns ard the auxiliary
given the name OF St. Agnes Guild
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Edgar Sheldon who has been SICK Is
better.-Arthur Tacott and Mrs. Georgi-
anna Tasct were married Monday by Rev.
Father Paouet at Highgate. a dance
was, held i'm honor of the event at Britch'S
hail i'm the cVcnine.--The station agent.
q. A. Phelps is on Il vacation, Mr. Ioyt
of DanvjlIe is taking his place. He Is
boarding at Nh. Hubbard S.-Joseph stone
has returned from Saranac Lake, n. Y,
bringing with him his daughter, Miss clara
Stone. Several from this place attended
the surprise party at William Macia's on
Rice lin Friday night.-The Vermont
N, w. rel Co. put up by the boys IL 90
ing well They have five Instruments in
and are running "A line to the depot They
expect to run a line to IIiEhgate in the
spring. Mrs. George Wheeler of Wells
River is visiting at C.. G.. Sheldon Sid
gar Sheldon, who has been sick has re-
turned to school at Observation-Disclosures.
Bickford and daughter BESSIE OF Sheldon
Junction are in town-Mrs. Manahan
has returned to st. Adams. Several from
this place attended the party at Charley
Pritchc'a on Rice Hill, Thursday night
c. f. Thompson has purchased the Alex
Spear place and will take possession soon.
Miss Alice Arms of ST. Adams is WISH :
ing her parcnts.-Mrs. \. J.. Burdick ana
son Don. of lIighgate Centre spent Satur-
day night ard Sunday with her mother'
Mis-, Nopnan.
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NEWBURt.

The town history which has been In
process Of composition for four years il
now completed and on sale at the town
clerks office. An edition of 1900 vols. has
been printed in four styles Of bindings,
prices ranging from $50 to 800 per No..
The history contains 17J pages not m-
GLIDING about ~" cuts and portraits
For the first time since the war Ncwhury
ran boast of being out of debt. The sir
0'N of per cent war Indebtedness bonds
having been fully paid.--H"nry w. Reyes.
proprietor of the Pine Grove Stock farm
in Haverhill, whose largo colonial farm
house vas burned in August, 1900 Is re-
building. Mr. Reyes is son Of the late
Henry Reyes, who Wa once y candidate
for governor of Vermont on the democrat
L. tickct. and who was ut the time of his
death in the seventies president of the
pHssumpSic railroad and also Of the At
Gibson. Topeka ana Santa Fee railroad
p. -. w. iIildrcth. who operates large
feed ana grocery stores at Newbrry Nii-
l1gc ana South NcwhurY. will close his
village store March ] and conduct BUSH
ncss from his South Newbury establish
lunut
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FRANKLIN.

There. is to be a preachers meeting in
the Methodist church this week and in
connection with this meeting will he the
rededication of the church. The past fall
and winter the people of the parish have
put on a new ceiling and new seats and
painted the church and put in furnaces and
asoline liGhts,-There was a Lincoln social
at c. w. Powell's Wednesday evening.
February Il, given by the Ladies' Aid
society.--Jhe ladies of the Methodist So
,ety are to give a Washington entertain
ment Friday evening of this weck.-Hen-
rv u. Hopkins of Montpelier is stopping
at +. L. Hopkins for a few days.--N este
Tracy is visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. j. jar
Wis at Prescott, Ont,-Miss Mansur al
bakersfield is a guest of Mrs G.. c. Gates
this week.-Mrs.. l.. X. Gates and MISS
r. g. Vincent have been visiting at y.
n. Gates in liichford for few days
A ten pound son arrived at +. McDef-
mott $ the past wcck.-Arthur Raymo went
Monday 10 Somerville, Conn, where he
has Il position.
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WAT ERVlllE.

Miss Sadie Maurice Is working in the of
fec Of J. V. Stevens.-R A. Wiley visitc1
his son. f. NJ Wiley. at Greensboro last
weeE.-M!ss Sallic Child has moved into a
part of the house with her brother. Charles
Child.-MiSs Ethel Thompson of North
Hyde Park visited her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith. last oek--MisS
Mary Wilbur, who has been teaching in
Lowell, returned home SaturdaY.-Prcsid-
ing Elder &. :. Nutter Of ST. Adams
preached very interesting sermon AT the
Union church SundaY.-Arthur Howe has
moved from Hardwck into a part of the
house occupied by his wife's father.
Thomas Potter.-Nrs. Emily Codding of
Johnson is in town caring for her mother.
Mrs. 1ieman Miller, who is ill.-Mrs.
EStela Gibbons OF Rutland was i'm town
over Sunday and her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tracy, accompanied her home
on Monday.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Rensselaer, McFeeters is home from the
Norwich University. - The Woman 8
Home Missionary society met Monday
evening with Mrs j. w. Pomeroy In
spite of the big storm there was large
attendance The subject was "The Negro
and Our Work Among Them" Two
negro songs were rendered Put the
Cookies on the Lower Shelf" and Swing
Low Sweet Chariot" 1t was voted to
take up the reading course of the W. II. NJ.
s., to promote an understanding of the
demand and perils of our country.-H. S.
Herricll intends to leave this week for the
South to be absent an indefinite time.
His first stopping place is Tompkinsvlle,
Georgla.-Miss Florence Stratton has clos
cd her term of school at North Enosburgh
and is passing her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Stratton.-
George Gaines has closed his school in
Berkshire and has gone to Cambridge to
visit his fricnds.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Wells of Milton have been visiting at Ed
ward Tovyaw' s.-Miss Bertha r. Leslie OF
st. Adams was a guest at j. RI. Beatty s
recently. Favorable news has been re-
ceived from j. r. Spauldng who went
last week for treatment to Montreal hos
pital.--Rev. b. u. Jefferson was not able
to preach Sunday.-Miss Mamie Aver Of
Richford has been spending a few days
at T.. j. Tyler Herbert Raney, who has
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Louise
Fancy has returned 10 Montpelier.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs William Wooner of Shelburne who
came to spend the winter with her son
William. fell on the ice and she never
rallied from the fall She died February TO-
The funeral was held at the home Of her
son, her remains being taken TO She!burne
for intermont. Miss Hattie WoOlner of
Burlington cared for her in her sickness
Il he exhibition by Prof Bakers school
at the y. II. /. Friday evening was a fl
nancal success well as in the way the
students rendered their parts 1t show ed
that Prof. Baker was the right man in
the right place. The receipts Of the even-
ing was Sol. They will he used to get an
organ for the school.--'r sclectmen fl
mshed their work at the town clerks Of
flee February H. and the auditors conf
menced their work Saturday.--C. H. Pot
ter. manager of the John Kendrck farm
has taken all of Mr.. Hendricks wagons
and sleiehs to ST. Adams to be reprinted.
DR.. S. IL. Phelps has received from the
seloctmen S25 damage for the horse that
h" had hurt in a brdgp.-AIrS. Benjamin
kcntIcld is i'll with rheumatism.-Gcorgc
Bucl: is 1T home from Burlington for "a
few daNs.-Atiss Mablc HUI, who went To
Norwich, Conn, last October is now spend
irg q few weeks with Mrs. Leroy Fair
man in Brooklyn, n. Y.--Wesley Brush
OF Springfield, is visiting his father, c. H..
BruSh.-C. G. Alfred. who has been con-
fined to the house four weeks with the
grip is able to be out again.-Goorge Vim
cent has finished his school and returned
hcmr deputy Sheriff, J. b. Alfred and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Arnolds of St. Al
bans visited Nathaniel Alfred Saturday.
Arthur Kennedy is at work as clerk for
&. s. HowIrd.-Mrs. Henry Holmes started
for Hastings. Neh., last week to visit his
sister, Mrs. Edgar Pease.--Rolla Ryan and
Gertrude Phelps of the business College,
burlington spent Sunday with their
1ar = Raj r1 -l,to l,1c hpa
in Darlington for several weeks is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. II. Vt. Ballard. -
Nellie Smith of Cambridge is visiting
Mahle McNall.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Iona Folsom "eturned to her home
in Newport Tuesday. after spending II
week with her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor
Miss Flora Brock of South Newbury has
been the guest of Miss Edith Chamherlin
this week, Ralph Norris Of White River
Junction spent few days with his
mother, Mrs. c. {. Noirs-The Shake
poare club held its meeting with Miss
Edith CEamberlin Tuesday evening Mr.,
Horace Spooner of Pixies station, ~ H.,
il caring for Mrs. Carl Hill who is very
ill.--NisS Carrie Lee. who has been spend
ing several weeks in Barnet. returned 10
Mrs. George jenkins TuesddY,-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Martin and Miss Marcia WIN
ship ATTENDED the Wedding of Miss Ethel
Became and Henry Chandler at permuut,
y. It.. Tuesday eveninG.-MsS itelcn
Bake returned to her home in Island Pond
Wednesdays Mrs. c. II. Curtis has been
confined to the house by illness for tie
asst tUu weeks.