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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
Tanner Number Two.
BY PAUL PERELL.


Copyright. ise. by Daily Story Pub. Coz
There are various ways To tame
them" said the girl with the big pom
padour. the best OF which might be
ciassei under the general head OF
Humiliation
YES" said the cute girl. curled
gracefully in the wicker chair. pune.
turc a mans eonceIt. make him rldlcu.
ious and you have him on tho road
to regeneration"
The youngest sirl sat on the ycranda
steps with her hands clasped over
her knees and gazing drcamily across
the lawn. II wish-" she began.
then stopped aud sighed gently.
What Is Il. innoccncc." asked the
pompadour Girl. why. you're blush.
Ing, HaYc the monsters been troub.
iIns you. toOg Area't even the chill.
drcn sate7'
the steps. uneiaSping her hands and
sitting W very straight. "aad I come
out next Water
Hut you're fcarfdiiy youthful. jus,
the same: and II any man or boy has
been mean to you IL ID the duty of old
eampaIsneTa lie us to stop Il. Come.
now. shat il it,
"oh. he hasn't hecn mean or any.
thing like that answered tho young.
est with bashfGi reluctance: only
he Il $3.50 Kind and 80 superior. I'm
sure he classes me with his small els.
ter. They sag hos scarcely thirty.
ye; the very first time vc met he
called mo Bessie As though I were
In short dresses. Come to think Of Il.
! vas playing Eoif with my hair in n
braid. bot .Asi Esz 40 reason Why he
should have kept /, up after he saw
rae To tAAt lovely Nhitr evening gown.
lie might as veil have pa,trd mr on
the head"
4 suppose yau mean MILFORD Ia.
Eiish.~ said the cute siFi. palisa,ly.
why. ycs-tidat say sag-
No. you siHplct1n. Naw that's Just
Why be behaves as he does. lie can't
help seeing that you consider hla
too sPlead!i IpF anything: and tsss
would make ssiat pat ua airs
Hush. Alice. somebody Nigh, hear
ypa.-
-tiui everybody knows il already.
I tel yar. u yna ever hope 10 set
tita aisprFs II "Oh. AiIcu;~--is
yuu really thiHE he's WuFth vhiip. that
is, yuu must make him SOC that yua
consider hia qaItg bvacs,h ycur
nptiee. Yea HaiEhS rake him do any.
tang silly Us riieaipus aad thea
Laugh at him. He'd probably 81 oa
Ia a hun. To retain before long and
fzva q; yuur igyt. isa't that so. Mas,
!asisT-
T ,hiat. said the one thus ar.
psaisd to. in thuughtfui tones. u
think that Tanner Number Tao would
suit bis case admirably
Tanner Number Tvu'T-
we had several tanners at school.
but this vas the bCsi. Alice and
worked !, beautifully last summer on
that coRegitsti West Point cadet"
oh. Mi. English isa't cuncuitrt.
hut do tell me about it
ITS VERY simple All you need Is
an oblizinE small py-prCisrah!y
about ten years 0ld=snd sofa
preferably one VITA a hisA back. You
place the hoy behind the sofa aud
thsa after making yourself. oh. terri.
bly, agreeable to the yuuas man. IN.
Nite him to come and sit beside yna.
Then sou ask him u he wouldn't like
90 learn q new game that is all u
rage in London ur Paris OF any u;hur
place you happsu 10 think ut. lie says
yes. OF course. vhsrcupon you take =
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

pottends short dancing dresses as
wen as Walking dresses, but they are
not yet in sight.
an effective hat has one side Of the
rim massed with bright scarlet gera.
mum blossoms. the other side mass-i
with flowers in deep red. and tho
crown Of The hat allied in with green
ana white geranium leaves and sera.
mum buds.
one cen get trunk as low as 50,
W. mat Is one Of the highest made.
Win thin printed paper covering
anu iron straps. and Il is usually
oousht for home packing trunk. and
Is as good as anything SO inexpensive
which can be found for that purpose.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

is why you let, him catch you. The
plan was. as soon Us the small boy
began his work to get up and OFT Of
the way. Didn't you remember"
yes. remembered" said the
youngest girl. II did start to run away
Just as you directed. but when tried
to rise l found that l couldn't. That
young rascal Willie had tied the ends
OF my belt ribbon to the back of the
sofa"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

with the aikaii beneath. This. of
course. generates gas. and as there Is
no means OF escape through the top
OF the receptacle the liquid is forced
to enter the shell surrounding this al
kali container. escaping thence
through the perforations ut the rim
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

A shell comb for the hair. with the
top set with large pieces OF pink coral.
is rather new in the way OF combina.
tons.
For thin shirt waist madras. with
alternating stripes OF pink and white.
the latter having a dainty pattern of
roses. is very nice.
1t is suggested that the deliberately
beautiful hosiery On the market now
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

The longest day Of the year at New
York is fifteen hours; at London. six.
teen and a half: at St Petersburg,
nineteen. at Tornea, FINLAND. twenty.
two: and at spitzbergen. three months
and a half.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

IN every house there should be an
emergency closet carefully furnished
and promptly replenished when sun.
plies begin to lower In 1t should be
Kept cleaning fluid. turpentine. gaso.
line or benzine. javelle water. oy,li,
aclu. prepared chalk. chloride of lime.
ammonia. absorbent paper. alcohol
anu the thousand and one things
Which. II not used daily. are indis-
pensable when they are wanted.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

He Used Diplomacy.


he
If a few
think succeed taking her lovely o
a
her back exhibited highly satisfactory
asked:
Nellie did that gentleman
with himT'
Well had~ isred Nellie
thake
thil, insmma,"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
Tho Origin Of Musical Scales
Explained by Dr. C W..

Or. c. X. wead has Investigated
various forms Of fourhoied musical
Instruments found in museums that
give a pcntatonic scale. Various
flutes and fre,ted striuEed instru.
ments also showed an equal linear
division. Ills conclusion is that the
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

The youngest siri sat on the Neranda
steps with her hands clssped over
her knees.
Certainly he vould-and what do
you suppose he would dor
big handkerchief or scarf and blind.
fold him tight When you're sure he
can't see you say: Are you ready ?
He replies. Yes which is the signal
for the boy behind or under the sofa.
who Immediately steals around In
frur, and throws his arms around
your conceited young mans neck and
kisses hIm."
Elizabeth's blue eyes had grown
wider and wider as the recital pro
crossed. "Oh. Marioriei- she cried
chow could you do such thing? He'd
taink it was youi"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

primary principle of instruments cap.
able OF giving a scale is the repetition
OF clements similar TO the eye: so
mat the instrument was the first
thing. and the scale only secondary.
theoretical scales belong TO a com.
para'ivcly late stage Of culture.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
a,Se,SS,v
What 1t Might Be.

hot in July traveller stopped farmhouse
we'll"
dipper he bold inguire:
miss7'
nothing Mary simp
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

The accompanying cuts illustrate
two inventions of Weldon d. Hey
burn of Wallace. Idaho. In the first
form 1t will be seen that the locomo-
tive is provided with heavy pilot
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
Cheap High Choir for Baby
Both Useful and Convenient.

One Of the eariles, requirements o,
child Is n high chair. with n shelf
in front 10 prevent a fall and serve
al a tray when meal time arrives. IA
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

ball on each spindle and the task
can sc made simple or complex by
allowing the balls TO be eorraied sep.
sraicly and removed from the pen. or
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

Tom. dear" said Mrs. Newlywed
the other evening just as they were
about to leave the house for the the
alter. I've left my fan on the dressing
case In my room. and can't 80 with
out 1t. Won't you run up and get 1t.
that's dear?"
Tom went up three steps at time.
A moment later his voice was heard
awfully sharp for man who has
been married but three months.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

and diSeharEing In the form Of mist
or spray. A any number OF these
cs,insuiahcru can be set in operation
by the closing of a single circuit they
should prove very effective in putting
out n hrc wh.a connected up In series
IN dangerous localities.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

love thy neishsors as they love
themselves.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
H1SSGsv
Is This True. Girls2

the
how
ceived the following
a but under ain he
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19

Japan has ordered complete ar.
i,or.tlAte mill from Sheffield frrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-09-19
"4cNNtW

Aka Chin Tibet is the lake which
fee Glow leyel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. j. w Tatro Jr., who recently gave
birth TO twin girls died Sunday night after
a painful illness. Mrs. Tatro is survived
by husband, one son about 8 years old.
beside the twin girls. MIR. Tatro and fam
lily have the sympathy ofthe community in
their affection. Mrs. Peter Bolia mother
of Mrs. Tatro is seriously i'll and no hopes
are entertained of her rccONery.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. L. Morey of Springfield, Mass.
have been in town called here by the illnes 5
of Mrs. Bolo and Tatro.-The Rev. s.
Donaldson arrived in town Saturday night
and occupied Tie pulpit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday. Mr.. Donaldson
was stationed on this charge about 80 years
ago-The Rev. c. 5. Hubert left Friday
Tor his new charge in Essex and Essex
Junction.-F. +. Mercy returned to Spring
field, Mass, Monday.-MrS. w II. Liant
man of East iighGate and II. t. NosburS
of Alburgh were called here by the serious
illness Of their mother, Mrs. W. S Wing.
Tho intermediate and primary schools
opened Monday with Misses Winnifrcd
Thompson and Edith Manley as teachers.-
Mrs. Is. +. l.. Mckinney is stopping with
Mrs c. A. HILL
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Clarence A. HUI spent Monday in st. AL
bans.-Miss Katherine Barnum returned
from Milton Monday.-Frontier Jersey
creamery made 1872 pounds of butter in
the month of March with a pay roll Of
S., o41 %, paying its patrons 25.S cents per
pound for butter with a II per cent sur
plus.-Misses Keenan, returned from ST. Al
hans Monday to teach the spring term of
school. Miss Elsie Peterson of this place
went to the Hammond district, Franklin,
Monday to teach the spring term OF school
there.-H. J. Chidley OF Burlington will
speak in the interest of the Anti-Saloon
League in the Methodist Church next Sun
dav evening.-Frontier Jersey creamery
81 ippeJ 400 pounds OF butter Monday
made the week previous.-Miss Sadie
Elrlck returned to Swanton Monday.
Messrs. Frank Norris and l.. W. Sin
clair were home from Brigham Academy
to spend Sunday. They We're accompanied
by Messrs. NJ. Field, ii. Davis and &. r.
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GEORGIA.,

William Newton died of cancer at the
St. Adams hospital saturday, aged ST
years. The funeral was held Monday from
his late home-1hc Rev. MIR. Scolield of
Richiord preached at the Baptist Church
|SundaY.-Alr. and Mrs. y. H. Carr spent
Thursday with her brother, Spencer Boy
den-Emmot Wiley goes on crutChcs.-
Oscar Wood is building a creamery at his
home. There was IA rally at the Centre
Saturday evening. The speaker failed to
ARRIVE but the band was out.-Alrs. A. w.
Ford was the guest of Miss Emma Boyden
during the week of conference, Elmer
French goes to Milton Boro soon to do a
job of carpenter work.
The young ladies of the Central school
at Fairfax will give an entertainment NJ
the n. IL. |. hail Friday evening, April %
consisting of II concert by the Westford
cornet band and a ian drill by Il young
ladies of the school. The remainder of the
evening will be spent in a social prom
enade.
The Georgia Literary society met with
Mrs: Sidney Pike on Tuesday evening
April 22.-'rhe Ladies' Aid society will meet
in the vestry ow the church on Friday af-
ternoon for electio of officers.-Miss Core
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.

bill for absolute divorce has been
). Jught by Mrs. Mabel II. Berkeley against
br, 6. c. Berkeley. the allegations being
mtolerable severity. adultery. neglect and
refusal to support. The papers In the ca Sc
were served Saturday morning when Sher-
III Kelley with two deputies and accompan-
led by Mrs. Berkeley and her brother-in-
law. Col. L. c. Grant of Burlington, went
to DR.. BeIklsy's apartments. While Sherif
Kelley was reading tho bill TO DR.. Berkeley
in his office the rest of the party went to
the living rooms. where the correspondent.
named In the papers Blanche A. Roane
was found. Mrs. Berkeley had an order
from Judge Tyler empowering her to re-
move her personal effects and property,
which she did. The case Is returnable at
the September term of the Franklin County
Court, Watson and Flynn and +. c. Smith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
TERVlllE.

Moses Wilbur is confined in the house
with a Sprained ankle.-Mr and Mrs. vii
liam MISSIONER were called to Canada last
week to attend the funeral of a cousin
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gauvin of Euos-
hurgh Visited their daughter, Mrs Robert
Sweet over Saturday and Sunday.-Jdnvs
Stevens is covering his store and house
with slate-Luther Leach is in Fletcher
caring for his brother, Moses.-Allen Mann
and A u, Stockwell have gone into part
nership III the meat business.-Mr. and
Mrs. s. r. Miller, Jr.. of Hyde Park NiS-
tied friends in town Saturday and Sunday,
Mrs. George Rassett. only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, A, D. Stockwel, died on the
l4th, aged 10 years, She leaves small
child about two weeks old. The funeral
was very largely attended on Wednesday
at the Union Church the church being I'LL
ed TO its capacity. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. l. Il, Johnson. Tho
floral display was fine and very tastefully
arranged. Mrs. Bassett was young lady
held in high esteem by all who knew her.
Relatives and friends from out of town
who attended the funeral We're: MIR. ana
Mrs Burt Stockwell. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ridguod and A, r, Stockwell Of Moretown:
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Billings and Mrs. Addis
Billings of l-nderhill; Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lille of
| Hyde Park MIR. and Mrs. Leon Emmons
of Morrsvlle, Mr. and Mrs John Laraway
CONTINUED On 7h page.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
LAMOILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stafford of Burlrg ton
and son Ray of Boston spent Friday at
the old home.-Mrs. J. G.. Gaines. who has
been stopping with her daughters the pa st
winter went to Enosburgh Wednesday for
a visit. George Gaines, her son, who has
been here short time has gone to West
berkshire to teach sChool.-Mr and MI 5.
Hugh Tohin and child of Pike Station are
al home at Mr.. Purdy's for few weeks.
George Grasslin has bought the Amos
s earns farm an Cady HILL and takes pos
session at once. II was married last We k
to Mrs. Emma Cook.-H H. Reynolds " as
away over Sunday for a little vsit.-Thcre
was another surprise party Saturday night
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Gates,
to remind them of the 18th anniversary
Of their wedding. over ZOE We're present,
and had a very pleasant time. Music in
strumental and vocal games and whist
filled up the time Cake, ice cream and coff ee
We're served and all departed wishing many
happv returns of the day. The w. H. NJ.
S. meet With Mrs. Henry Hatch Thursday
afternoon to sew. In the evening from to
no the Young ladies will serve d pink tea.
for the benefit of the fund tor painting the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Mrs. Carl Rob- ns
and Mrs W. L. GriSwold are in Sew York,
Mrs Griswold for her millinery business. -
Almon, the only son and child of Mr.. and
Mrs Amsden Brown died last Thursday
evening He was taken more than two
wears ago with that dreadful disease, con-
Isumption. The parents have the sympathy
of every ore in this terrible trial. He was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
JERICHO CENTRE.

The Rev. G. s. story preached at the
Congre gational Church in this village last
sunday morning. under the auspices of the
Anti-Saloon League The Rev. c. +. Hay
ward, pastor of this church, preached at
1ridport last Sunday, under the auspices
of the -Anti-Sal loon League.-L II. Chaplin,
II. Il. Hall and the Rev. c. T.. Hayward
made fishing trip to Alburgh last week,
and came back well laden with hsh.--The
Women's Foreign Missionary society will
meet at the home of Mrs. f.. b. Jordan
Thursday afternoon ut 2:30 o Clock.-I.y-
man EldrcdSe has bought the Wells a.
Lee place. just north of the village. and
Will move to the same next week.--Wil-
lam J. Nichols has moved into !. G.
stones house, and Marcus l1aSkins is soon
to move into the house vacated by Mr..
Nichos.-Mr. and Mrs. |. G. Stone of Bur
lington spent several days AT their old
home last week.-F. A. Fuller has le- tn
contract to Frank Ransom 10 build Il new
barn the present summer Frank Ransom
has also taken the contract to build barn
for Luke Bulgcr-Ci. C. Bicknell is help
ing y. G. HaSkins finish off the new house
of Mr. observation-disclosures Bicknel Dos
sic liulger and Grace Fitzsimmonds are
all down with the measles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24

mercantile establishments on May I, when
S. A. Kcmpner the we'll known dry goods
man of Plattsburgh. N. Y, will open a dry
goods store in the Robert Seymour block
on kingman street
Circular letters have been received hero
announcing the appointment of Robert III
Ingram as superintendent of the Los
Angeles division of the Southern Pacific
railroad, with headquarters at Los
Angeles. Mr.. Ingram was formerly treas
urer of the Central Vermont Railway
company.
Frank McSorley employed as call boy
by the Central Vermont railway was seri-
ously injured Tuesday morning. While
riding through the railroad yards on a fas,
moving freight car. he lost his hat and In
leaning out to locate it, he struck n switch
target with his head, receiving severe and
painful injuries lie was taken to the hos.
pital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
HILL WEST.

Charles Nacia was in St. Adams April
% on business,-Mrs. r.. Il. Rushford is
recovering from her illness.-School open.
ed at the three corners April Il with Miss
Julia Cook for teacher.-Miss Hattie
Jewett is sick with scarlet fever.-Carmio
Rushford of Swanton and Jerry Rushford
of Albany visited relatives In this place
last week.-L. Durkee got slightly injured
in Charles Macia's saw mill this week and
has gone to his home in Enosburgh Falls
Wilma Rushford has gone to Albany
where she has a position.-Mr. and Mrs
c. NJ. Foley Of Montgomery Centre visited
at II. II. Rushford's, April 20.-Luella Mon.
tieth, who is attending school at Emo b.
burgh Falls Is visiting her parents, Mr
and Mrs. John Montieth.--William Ario
spent Sunday with his parents-Eldc,
Sarmbareer and Charles Titemore Of Cana
da held meeting in the Advent Church
April 20.-George Sylvester has nearly re
covered from his illness and Is out again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Charles Johns has recently been appoints
cd postmaster Of the station which Is
located in mis- store. The position WAS
lately held by NJ. H. Partch, who is now
moving from the house opposite the store
to the southeast part Of the town, where
h. has rented Fred Thomas's house and
farm-AIrs. George H. Carr is expecting
to go about the first Of May to some place
in the Adrondaoks, hoping the change
may benefit her health. which has not been
good during the wintcr.-Carroll Palmer
was among the number Of applicants who
took the examination for mail carriers last
Week.-SpeCial agent Norton while here
inspected the proposed mail route for the
evening service Of free delivery at this
place. Mr. Norton is very painstakinS
in his efforts to give the people the best
service possible by free delivery routes.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
RlCHFORD.

local chapter of the st. Andrew Bene-
VIOLENT society was organized Saturday
night with 50 charter members. c. y. Hill
was elected worthy saint; Agnes Domino.
secretary; W. Il. Comings, treasurer; DR.
lC. S. Sconeld, medical examiner; c. r. Car
pentor. past worthy saint The member
ship is made up of the leading business
men of the town and starts off in Il very
ilattering manner
A reception was held In the vestry of the
Methodist Church here Tue sday evening
for the Rev. T. A. Smith and the Rev.
S. IL. Smith. The Rev. +. A. Smith re-
turned from Waterbury Monday and is to
move with his family there this week and
the new minister, S. H. Smith, will set
settled here.-1he new steam launch is
giving moonlight excursions on the pond.
There seems to he work for all laborers in
town just now, who are willing and want
to work. announcement of the mar
riage engagement of Miss Nellie c. Pei
ton, teacher in our high school, to Or.
Fred II. Brown of EnosburEh Falls has
been publishcd.-F. II. Kelley has finished
off the basement in one of his tenemcnts
for Charlie Yec. where he will have his
laundry.-Moy Foon of Malone was in
town Monday nighttime st. Andrew Be
ncvoent society organized "A local chapter
here last Saturday evening with 81 charter
| rembers.-R. S. Sidelngcr of st. Johns
| bury superintendent of field work. was
present. and the following officers were
elected: c. b. Hill. worthy saint; Agnes
DONNA. secretary; w. r. Comings. treas
urer; Dr. G. S. Scoield, medical examiner;
C. T.. Carpenter, past worthy saint.-The
Kings Daughters met with Mrs. l.. II.
Smith on Province street Tuesday after
noon--Miss Edith G. Smith is visiting her
sister. Miss Annie, at Burlington. The
spring term of school in the rural districts
of the town began last Monday.-Hcnry NJ
stevens was in town over night Saturday
He says in his travels he finds that the
popular sentiment is for General McCul-
lough.-The trustees have forbidden the
dumping of any more rubbish near the
bend of the river
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-24
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mrs. G. w. Brewster and Mrs. Helen
Robbins went to HinesburSh Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Sybil Estey, who is quite i'll.
A few of the friends and neighbors Of
Mrs Sophia Dixie met with her Friday af-
ternoon to help celebrate the Slst ami
Vers2rY Of her birth.-MrS. Walter Taft
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wells. .eon Dwire has purchased a build
ing of Il. II. Beane and moved it to his
place for barn, Leslie Taft is doing the
carpenter work.-Warren Hatch of Lin
coin visited d. +. Hanks the first of tho
weck.-The friends of w. A. Carpenter are
pleased to see him out again after his re-
|,cnt illness r. A. Norton was called to
Lebanon, n. H., Tuesday by the serious
illness of his youngest daughter who lives
with her aunt Mrs, r, f. Baldwin.-FIer-
bert Small, who has been attending a dem
ltal school at Baltimore is spending a few
weeks at home.-Mrs. Thomas Phillips is
Visiting her daughters at Montpelier fol
few weeks.-The Woodmen expect tc
build hall In the near future. II. A. Nor.
ton has goven them a piece of land or
which they are to build