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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-15
Germantown.

May 12th. A. Sundelin near
Liner had one Of his legs broken while
leading COW home. He was taken
in a boat to Thief River Falls for
medical treatment.
B. s. Wilcox, the assessor, over
east Of Grygla in Beltrami Co., pas
sed through here enroute for that
place. Mr.. Wilcox was accompanied
by two land seekers.
John Olson, s. Dangerfeld, Peder
Larson, 2. G. Rud, I. Ruzek, Tina
Holsinger, NJ. 6. skogstad, G. Han
son Christine Skogstad, II. skog-
stad, Minnie Roher, Emil Hanson
and Ole Oyerum from this place vent
over to Nels Is. Nelson to place their
applications for final proof with
him. That's right! Nelson will do it
OK.
Nels K. Nelson is going over into
.Beltrami Go. to take final proof for
b. Homme, of Carmel.
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Klep and Newfolden.

The fields are looking splendid on
the sandridges nowadays. Spring
brings life to everything, although
this spring is little cold and wet,
but it is best not to complain but be
satisfied as it comes.
Confirmation services were held in
the ssHauge" church in New Solum
last Sunday the II Of May, with a
large attendance. Quite a number
from New Folden attended. Would
have given the names of the ones be-
ing confirmed but as your correspon-
dent don t know the names of all of
them, will have to leave them out.
Mrs. Moland and Mrs. S. Tunheim
we're out calling on some Of their
friends, who are going to leave. for
Canada, last Friday.
Prayer meeting was held at 3.
Hagens place last Thursday evening
with a good attendance. Will be
held at Mrs. Moland's place Thurs
day evening the % Of May. All are
welcome.
Miss Carolina Sogn, Of Rothsay,
Otter Tail Co, Minn., is a visitor with
IS. Tunheim and family this week.
Mr.. ]. Wigen has been on the sick
list for while. The sickness is sup
posed to be rheumatism.
Mr.. S. Tunheim conducted a meet
ing last Sunday II a. m. in the school
house by N. Ahlberg.
Mr.. NJ. Tunheim is the mail carrier
between Klep and NeWfolden.
A new family has arrived from the
old country lately and resides at Z
Larson's at present. We wish then
T a hearty welcome to America.
I Missionary S. Bergstrom, Of THE
River Falls, conducted three services
last Sunday, two in the Mission house
j mile north from Newfolden, p. O..
and one in the evening in the schoo
house one-half mile from Klep, p
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OUR CORRESPON
ENGLUND.

Farmers will be through seeding
about the 4th. OF July
Mr.. John Lindstrom has now wgone
to the omestead, but. thinks it
rather wet for comfort. AS long as
he can make a adollar.a day he has.
no cause for complaint.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Syverson and Mrs.
Asplund from the eastern part OF.
Nelson Park, attended services in
the Salem church last Sunday
Miss Victoria Anderson, has now
left our town, and in a few weeks in
tends to leave the states for her
home in Tyndall, Canada. The very
best we can wish her, is that she may
live and die happy.
Rev. III. s. Chilgren made trip.
through Roseau county May 2-5th.
On his way up he passed through the
booming town of Pelan. All that
the people are now waiting for is a
railroad from south or east, but to
all appearances they are destined to
wait a while yet.
Greenbnsh is not in the push and
never will be unless the new railroad
should strike the town.
Two miles east OF Greenbush, Rev.
Chilgren stopped to visit his friends
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Clay. This happy
couple were welded on Jan. 5th this
year. Mrs. Clay is the only daughter.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Backs1rom, a.
very respectable and well to do fami-
" in Marshal county. We can only
wish our friends, that happy may
their journey continue as it has be
gun.
On May 3rd services were held at
Badger. On May 4th, confirmation
with a class OF eleven was held in the
Sw. Luth. church at Roseau. Prof.
6. 3. Mattson, the county superin-
tendent Of Roseau county, who has
had charge OF the class, conducted
the recital duch credit must be.
accorded Prof Mattson for thefaith-
full work done in the Sw. Luth. con
gregations in Roseau county. After
the confirmation followed the minis
tering OF the Lords Supper. In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock services were
held. 1t was indeed a day long to
be remembered by. those present.
Rev. Chilgren reported a very good
time, and feels very thankful forsthe
hospitality shown by the good peo-
pie Of Roseau and Badger.
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NOW FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
City Electric, Lights and Water
Works Bonds Sold.

The City council met Monday to
open the bids for the purchase OF the
$4,000 Electric Light and Water
Works bonds running 80 years and
drawing 5 per cent interest. A NUM-
Der OF prominent financial institu-
tions had representatives on the
ground. The most favorable bid,
and the one accepted, was submitted
by G. z. Gowran 4 Co., Of Grand
Forks, their bid being $1475O and
accrued interest. The individual
bids, including in each case accrued
interest, were as follows.
G. @. GoWran & Co., Grand Forks,
$14,750.
=. a.. Boult & Co., Winona,
$14,1OO.
Stoddard Nye & Co., Minneapolis,
$14, 500.
Donald Mccoy & Co., Chicago,
$14,7434O.
s. A. Kean, Chicago, $14,14O.
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School Report.

Report of school in Dist. No. 10
for the month ending May 9th, 1902.
Total number OF scholars enrolled
80.
Total number OF days 500.
Average daily attendance 25.
Those perfect in attendance are:
Edwin. David and Emil Hill, Alma,
Lydia and Olga Iverson, Annie and
Mary Anderson.
Nora NJ. GJELHAuG,
Teacher.
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To Cure La Grippe in Two Days.

No remedy equals Warmers White
Wine OF Tar Syrup for this terrible
disease. Ii taken thoroughly
and in time. it will cure case in two
days, and for the cough that follows
la Grippe it never fails to give relief
Price 25 and so cents. At Johnson
Drug Co.
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An Excel Contest Case. {

The contest case Of Peter N. Peter
son VS.. Oscar Hanson came up before
US. Commissioner D. b. Bake last
Monday. The testimony was very
voluminous as far as taken, and the
end is not yet, for the case was contin-
ued until today. Three attorneys
are retained in the contest which is
being fought to the bitter end. The
land in question is situated in the
town Of Excel and is quite valuable.
Thief River Falls News.
APGAR will write your life insur-
ance, in Minnesota company, and
you can pay after your crop is sold
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Missions Mote.

Missions mote kommer att hallas
hos A. Bergstrom, j Foldahl, SAINT
borjar L0rdagen den 7de Jllni 1902,
II 2 e. M, och fortsatter ofver Son
.dagen. Ala halsas valkomna. A
.f0reningens yagnar.
A. BERGsTRoM.
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REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES

REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES
Reported by Andr. Melgaard, Official
Abstracter Of rlarshall County.
Ole#s. Halsa to Prichard Stone Co.,
swA nwA sec. l3- -l56-43. $500.
Ole s. Halsa to Prichard- Stone Co.,
NJ neAA, neA nwK sec..l3 seA swK sec.
s12-156-43. $2OSO.
Us s. to John Henry Landsman,
.seA sec. 7-155-4O.
John Henry Landsman to John
Mayer, seA sec. -l55.4O. $72O.
Christ Olson to Anton a. Heddan.
3e11zss nW11la swA nwA sec. 32.l58.49.
$4,000.
=. NJ Rafferty, to Peter Sinclair, s7k
nwA, nK swA sec. 81 -l55- -49. $4,000.
Lima Olson to Hugh Parr, lot 5 sec.
3'2.157-5O. $3.50.
James j. Sinclair to Edwin Drum
mnond, sk nWA lots 3 and 4 sec. 2-l57-
~. 1868.
George 81. Roberts to, st. Hilaire
Lbr. Co., lots Is and 10 blk. S orig
inal Stephen. $500.
Lena Rosenberg to State Bank Of
Warren, se1A sec. 13.l55-48. $500.
Q. B. Eenkema to D. B. Bake, neA
DnwA sec. 18, neA nwA seA sec. l9 sK
sswA sec. 26- -156 ~, swzA sec 2s-l57-44.
500.
John w. Bolton ct al to NJ. w.
Camp 9lO1 Of Marshall Co.. / acre for
cemetery in neK neA sec. 14-157 -43.
st. Paul N. & NJ. Ry. Co. to Grant
Van SAINT, nH sec. 9-154.45. $256o.
Grant Van SAINT to III. r. Bartlett,
nj sec. 9.154-45. $500.
]; n.s tool 10. Ole O. feckjorden,
swA sec. 8-156-47. $4,000.
Ira b. Bradford to John j. Sutton,
13O acres in sz1l neA, SEX sec. Is. 1866
48. $4,000.
Pehr A. Resberg to Hokin Sven
son, lots 1 and 2 sec. % sk neK, neK
neK sec. 90 l56-42. $1O5O.
Ingeborg Olson to Ammund N.
+ F7'innestad !, VIZ sWKK, SEX swA, swA seA
sec. 26- -156 IS. $500.
! Ammund N Flnnestad to w.
Fland ders, VIZ swHK, seK swAK, swA seA
sec. 26-156-45. $50.
Frederic 3. Watson to Clark w.
Thompson, wKl SEX sec. 2-155-47.
Jane Foreman to j. G. Parr, lot
81 blk z 1st add Argyle. $3.50.
John Forester to Mathew O.
Reilly, VIZ sec. .16-158-48. $500.
Mathew O. Reilly to Wallace B.
Lauthan, VIZ Of 16 nK neH, .eK seA Of
sec. l9-l5S-4S. $500.
US. to Napoleon A. Bray, swA
nNA, VIZ swA, sex swA sec. 4-154.45.
5000.
st. Paul NJ. & NJ. Ry. Co. to Peter
Biorklund, SEX neA sec. 5-l54-49.
$500.
U. s. to Carl Black berg, n1& seA, s1l
neA sec. 26-157-45.
Northern K. b. & Mtge. Co. to r.
J. Buggy, =seA, eH swA, seA nwA, ne44
neA, sh hneA sec. 14-155-44 $4,000.
James j. Caroline to rs. Hegnes,
81 neAA .seA, sAnA neA seAA, sec. II
1860. $500.
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Letter from Friendly Islands.
TALIvA1 VAvAN, Mar 2, OF

;IALIvAI VAVAN, MAR 2, o..
EDITOR WARREN SHEAF:
Many thanks fer the papers which.
we received upon our arrival at
Auckland, New Zealand. 1t was a
great pleasure to get news from our
old home.
AS | promised to write and tell
about our journey, i will briefly
describe how we travelled the long
distance between Warren and Vavau.
Leaving Warren january 1stit was
very cold until we got to Montana,
but there it began to be milder
weather, and in Spokane Falls,
WASH, it rained while we were there.
which was not any better to our
liking than the cold in Minnesota
But when we arrived at Vancouver
B. y. there was rather too much vet
weather. But fortunately we did.
not intend to stop IN Vancouver, but
vent on board the Canadian Pacific
steamer Aurangi, leaving America
behind US, but only to find one week
later an America in miniature, name
1y Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, but
1 believe America more Appropriate
as everything was high priced, yet it
was y a. a pretty place, almost like a
paradise. Fig leaves would be suf-
fciently warm for clothing, and
tropical plants were the only ones
seen. Such nice trees as spruce and
pine they must get along without.
But the steamer whistles and we had
to leave beautiful Honolulu. I tried
to get a snapshot but failed. After
leaving Honolulu we did not seeland
until we came to Bres shane, Austria
lia, and there we we're only a few
hours when we continued ourvoyage
TO Sidney Sidney is a very busy
city, and one needs to have all five
senses in constant activity that one
may not be run over by street cars,
drivers, and boomers Of every de-
scription, and the hand must be
thrust into the pocket very often to
find tips. Well, at last we cot on.
board the steamer Marar { a Ma
uri name from New Zealand tnatives)
and after four days voyage we
arriv arrived in New Zealand, and glad we
were to touch terra firma once more
as the ship was an awful one to pitch
and roll, and never will we. take. a
voyage in it again. Auckland is a
very fine city, and every one in our
party said they would like to live
there, and we wished so also. But
as our destination was the Friendly
Islands we had to continue our vow
age after two days rest, and after a
five days voyage in the steamer
Manapori we landed at Tonga, where
our King lives, and there we had a
whole day to go round and see old
friends, many Of whom had moved
there, while we had been away from
Vavan. After that we came to
Haabai, another group Of the
Friendly Islands, where we STAYED a
few hours, and then continued to
Vavan, our destination, which we
reached Feb. 9th. Here everything
looks about the same as it did when
we were here, except that the houses
are rebuilt, t,as the hurricane thev had
while we were absent had swept'aw,,ay=
nearly all the old buildings. We
will stay here only a few months and
then we will take charge Of a store at
another place.
Many greetings to all friends in
Warren and we hope no flood will
come to spoil your 4th of July festi-
vities this year.
WILLIAM SUNDIN.
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DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

At the delinquent tax sale at the
comfy auditors Office last Monday
about $440O delinquent tax certif-
Gates were purchased by different
parties, the principal buyers being
a Mr.. Welcome, Of Minneapolis and
a Mr.. Foster, Of Tracy MINI. The
certificates draw - per cent Interest,
a good iDvestmentfor anyone who
has money.
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Ditching Bids Rejected.

Bids for the construction Of the
Holt Ditch were opened at the
county auditors Office on May 9th,
but as all bids we're way above the
estimate, the lowest one being %.
per cent above, County Auditor
Nelson decided to reject all bids and
to call for new ones on June 9Th.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The engagement of Miss Della Billings
of Colchester TO Frank pasua, son IT
Henry Dague of the village is announced.
An addition to the l'rary Novelty works
is being built to accommodate the putting
in of new SIM to cut white biHch.
Charles Barney mas been engaged as SAW
yer ard began work Monday,
Lightning removed tho chimney from
O. 5. Nicholss house during sundays
storm and did other slight damage there.
1t also tore several brick from the chim-
ncy on DR. y II. Arlley's house. The
fuse of the electric light in front II the
drug store also those III a number OF
houses Was burned out.
Mr., and Mis- r. j. Storms haNo return
ed from visit in New IIaNen. New Lon
don, New York and other places.
Miss clara ToaChout has returned from
Il visit in Brdltleboro.
Alex Dague is moving into the restau-
rant building, which he recently bought
OF Mrs, j Gaines, Mr.. Boardman is NOV
ing into the house vacated by him.
Waiter e. Johnson is finishing off tie
north upper part of his carriage repository
into a paint and repair shop. Mr. Johu-
son has also put new show case in his
restaurant III the passenger station.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-23

completed his now house Edward Drink
water has completed his large new barn
Sidney Griffin Is finishing large new
storehouse at his store in Mechanicsvlle.
Harry II. Page of the u. v NJ. was
home over Sunday.--Alfred Brothers is
visiting his brother in town.-Dr Merriam
and family are stopping at Mrs. Brown
sons for n few days until ready to start
for Florida. Mrs w. e. Field expects to
return to her home in Washington d. c.,
this week.--Perry and F.. r. Read have
returned from New York city.-Mrs. T. j.
Harris and Mrs G.. ID. Boynton have gone
to Portland, Me, to attend the national
w. c. r. l.. convention Postmaster q.
D. Boynton, j. f.. Coleman, Henry Ross,
l.. l. Brownson and Lieut.. A. II. Weed
have returned from Washington.-Thom
Mckcnzie has rented l.. Sanctuarys flat
recently occupied by Dr. Mckibbon.-M
Adams of Bellows Falls is visiting her
son, the Rev C. G. Adams.-James Rus
sell is visiting relatives in Bridport-The
Rev. S. w Russell has moved from his
Cottagc at Lake Ifoquois, where he spent
the summer back to Starksboro. He Is
drilling a chorus in this place for the
cantata of Don Munio and another II
Richmond for the Cantata of BclS1dZur.
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vii T ON

The 50th anniversary of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. \. 5, Wood was quietly
celebrated at their home Monday after
noon, October 60 Seventeen of their rela-
tives and old time friends were present.
Three of them, Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Pratt
aud Mrs Mary Ashley were present at
the wedding Those present from out of
town were the Rev, and Mrs, j. l.. Sew
all of St. Adams a former pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church, Of which they are
members and Mrs H. G. hammond of
Burlington and Mrs. Hattie ID. Wood of
Falls Church, Na.-lra Potter and son
irving. have gone on the excursion Ia
Boston. Col and Mrs. II, O. Clark OF
East Orange, n, j., returned home Mon
day after spending few days in town
with Mrs y +. FaXon. Mrs. III. e. Meek
ed started Tuesday evening for a visit in
Illinois and California. f. Bailey of Loon
Lake, n. Y, is visiting his father, Will
liam Bailey Edward Peltier and wife
have returned to Milton after an absence
of several months in Lowell. Mass, auc
Other places.-W. V. Ashley of Woods
Vile. n IT,, Is visiting his mother Mrs
Mary AshleN.-Jcd Ernest Is very serious
ly i'll with pneumonia Rev, Evan
Thomas of Essen Junction preached las
SUNDAY morning at the Congro gationH
| Church w. \. Laramy and wife @
| Pleasant Valley spent the FIRST part of the
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RICH MOND.

The teachers from Jonesvlle and vi
entity. with their scholars went to Mont
pelier Tuesday the list instant, the rail
road making low excursion ratcs.-Amung
those who went on the Boston excursion,
were Thomas Hanly and two daughters,
John McGarghan, Mr. and Mrs. y. II.
Kenyon, DR.. G. A. AVerl and son, Wesley
Berry. A. T. Crandall, Mr.. ana Mrs. B.
S. Balch, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bostwick
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Bradley, Mrs. Anna
Jacobs, Mrs. w S. Walker. Mrs George
Barney and the Rev. Alonzo Chase
Mrs. Fiddock entertained the Lend-a-
Hand circle OF Kings Daughters of Jones'
willie last Thursday Mr.. FIddock is eX-
pected to move to Water bury this week.
The Louisa NJ. Smiley circle of Kings
Daughters, met with Mrs. Albert Will
liams at JOnesVillc last Wednesday after
noon.-That there should be some method
provided whereby there would be less
danger i'll crossing the railroad track
in the village is apparent to every one.
Nearly 1000 crossings a day are made
| Two persons have lost their lives there
ard many hair breadth escapes have oc-
CURED. The wire and poles of the Rich
mpnd Power n Light company are here,
and the poles are being set The dam at
Robihsons mill is completed. The dam
at the Gillett pond. 90 feet long is built of
stone and cement on the bed rock, and
Is half done. This pond is mile long
and some ~ rods wide and is half mile
| from Huntington river, where it emptlcs
short distance above the new dam. y
| new boiler has been placed in the boiler
| room of the underwear factory. 1t is eX-
pected every thing will he ready for work
| the first of the Week.-Mrs.. W. T.. Flag
has been very i'll with rheumatism Sh"
| has a trained nurse to care for her. and
| she is neutrality-suspicious. j. Towers is
attending the Albany business college at
Albany, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. l., W, Shedd
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HlNESBURGH.

Mrs. Fred Coleman and daughter Laura
went to CRANKY. Mass, Monday to visit
Mrs. Katherine Sharp, and Mrs. Err
nest Sanctuary and daughter of Montpel-
Ter visited friends here over Sunday. Tho
Rev. q. ". Russell has placed his piano
in the town hall for the benefit of the
Choral Union. while practicing Don Mu-
MO Mrs. II. G.. Russell has been on the
sick list but is improving Mrs Louise
Ray of Shelburne is visiting Mrs. Lucy
Ray.-Alfred Brothers Is stopping with
NJ. t. brothers. Harry Page of the |
V. NJ, spent a few days with his parents
last week Elijah Rollins had COW killed
by lightning sunday
Ernest Iartch shot a silver gray foN
last week DIR Mckibbon has rented an,
Will soon move into the house recently oc
cupicd hN Dr Merriam w. PartCh ha'
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CHITIENDEN COUNTY
uNDERHlll.

c. q. Church of Minneapolis. Mimi.
has erected nice monument in the Gem
etery at Bolton to the memory of his
father Otis Church. Henry Bxby has
bought the Garland place near Underhil
Center-NIrs John Hanley is very i'll
with diphtheria.- Frank NARROW is spend
ing a few weeks in Barton.-Mrs. Il. H.
Mann, superintendent OF schools in Yer
lcho, accompanied several of the town
teachers on visit to the Burlington
schools last week.-Augustus Waters has
returned from a trip to Watcrvile.-
lloyt Kinney has rented his house to
young Mr.. Prior, formerly of Jericho. -
f. S. Whitcomb is suffering from poison
ing on his face by poison ivy.-Mrs. Nj. p.
Maurice has been at S. A. Hale's since
Mr.. and Mrs. Iale's absence in Boston
and Mainc.-Solon Rowson, on Cllcy
VIII, is repairing and painting his build
inSs.--Capt. and Mrs. Browncl of Bur
lington spent Sunday in town. the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Henry-rhe W.
r. c. realized about $40 from the supper
at the Woodmans ball last Friday even
ing.-George Davis will carry on the
Isaac Austin place the coming year.-An
Epworth League social was held at |. W.
Thorpe's on Tuesday evening.-Dr. w S.
Nay Is spending a few days in Barton. -
Announcement is made of the maria 9
of Miss Ina Burnett of this place and Mr..
George Prior Of Middleton Conn, on
Wednesday, the 10Th.
a. Lincoln Kirk, entertainer and i'm
personator, will give an entertainment
at Grand Army hall on Thursday
evening October 3O-Mr and Mrs Homer
Lyon were made the happy parents of a
little girl October %, and a little son came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rus
sell the same day.-Anson Bixbv of Mas
sachusetts has been the guest of his
brother, Henry Bxby, and Mrs. Birney
| Hilton of .OS AugeloS Cal of her sister
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. A c. Hill visited at f. Y. Do
ionc's last vcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Wyman
TAFT visited friends in Montpelier and
Barre last week. &c hester HallOck of BnS-
ton is spending few days with mis-
father. O. c. Hallock.-Mrs. John Clark
and daughter Of Lincoln visited friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Kate shannon Of
Rutland and John ioodenough OF Mont
policr are the guests of Thomas Phlli1s
Mr. and Mrs. George Mctcalf and rhl
dren OF Itlwkst0ne. Ont. are the guests
of Mrs. Metcalt's brother, John Mil -. -
Mrs Lizzie Maxwell of South Lincoln is
visiting her cousins, Mrs. n. +. Hanks
and Mrs William Miner-Alrs John
ioodenoush returned to hor home in
Montpelier WcdnesdaY.-Mr r. n. Became
will entertain the Willing Workers. Octo-
her CIV. .. Chamherlin is moving ais
family to Richmond this wcek.--ii"nry
Wright is suffering from pad arm, caus-
ed by a hart and taking cold in it.-Alrs.
Z. l.. Delong visited her daughter, Mrs
g. w Shattuck of South Starksboro d I'd
Mrs. Ardie Hill of Bristol
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WIllIST0N.

There will he a chickcn-pie supper at the
Methodist Church Friday evening, the
9th mst-MsS Emma Forbes went last
week to her sisters, Mrs. Lamson. in Bur
lngton.-Mrs Shedd and Mrs. Darling
returned from a visit to relatives in Swan
ton last week.-Miss Susie Bling has gone
to Winooski to Mr.. llcn's.-charle-
I\eefe, who returned from Montpelier Fri
Iay, where he had just pun chased a farm,
received a telegraph message Saturday
morning that his house on the farm was
burned to ashes Friday night.-Mr. and
Mrs Weman WalSton have moved to the
west end of the village into the house
with Mrs. Prior Miss Gertrude Bryant
was a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodrich a few days recently
Charles Walston is failng.-The King ;
Daughters met with Mrs. \. l.. Bingham
Friday.