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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-12
The Best Kansas News.
Kansa. wheat Conditions.

A report issued by the state board
OF agriculture Saturday gives the
acreage of wheat in Kansas at s.
49,. 643 acres. of which 1850. 700 have
been damaged to such an extent by
unfavorable weather that it viii be
plowed up and devoted to other crops.
The condition of the growing wheat
in the remaining acreage is given
at "a per cent. for the entire state.
In that part of the state where the
bulk of wheat is grown the condition
is given at 20. Much of the injury to
the crop is attributed to overpastur-
ing. In a large portion of the state
the soil has at present abundant
moisture, and the need of the wheat
fields is warmth and sunshine. Re
ports from the sowing of $4,000 BUSH
els of seed imported by Kansas mill
ers and grain men last year direct
from Russia are Invariably favorable.
Several counties in the state show
a condition of 100 or over. These are:
Allen, Anderson, Coffey, Crawford.
Elk, Labette, Linn, Shawnee and Wy
andotte.
Counties below rs per cent are:
Barton. Clark, Cloud, Cowley,. Ellis,
Ellsworth Geary, Gray, Greeley, Has
kell, Kingman, Lane, Logan, Lyon,
Mcpherson, Meade, Mitchell, Nemaha,
Ottawa, Pawnee. Pottawatomie, Reno,
Rice, Riley, Rocks, Rush, Russell.
Sedgwicl1, Sheridan. Sherman, Stat
ford, Sumner. Wallace, Wichita.
Figured in Early Kansas History.
Edward Everett Hale, who has just
completed his eightieth year. is one
of the country's grand old men. Al
though residing in Massachusetts,, all
sections of the country know him. His
book on Kansas and Nebraska, pub
ished in 1854, just about the time
those territories were organized I'M
der the Douglas act, was one of the
earliest works on the locality. He
was prominently identified with Eli
Thayer's Emigrant Aid society, which
sent many of the earliest settlers in
to Kansas, and which was a powerful
factor on freedoms side in the fight
which resulted in victory in the ad-
mission of the state under its free
state constitution in 1861. DIR. Hale
was present at one or two of the
quarter-centennial celebrations in
Kansas
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-18

Mrs. @. w. Franks is improving ir
health. She 10 able to be about sgain.
D D. Mayo. superintendent OF the
Denver Rio Grande express was an
arrival 10 the city at noon today.
There will be = special meeting Of the
st Matthews Guild at the Episcopal
church tomorrow afternoon at three o.
clock.
Mrs. Nell Mofit Of Abba, Iowa, is in
the city the guest Of her cousin Mrs. j.
w Armstrong. She will be here sew
eral weeks.
There will be u regular meeting OF the
| Women OF Woodcraft at Odd Felowe
hall Friday night. Every member lie
urged 10 attend.
Thomas Tully OF Denver, deputy
treasurer OF tho state WAS an arrival in
the city today and is shaking hands With
many old friends.
r. w. Beecher, representing the Wis
consin Furniture & Coffln company Of
Lincoln. Nebraska, is calling upon the
trade in this city.
c. w. Smith. accompanied by his wife
returned last night from a vacation
spent in Kansas. Mr.. Smith is one OF
the mail clerks on the narrow gauge.
About seventy five OF the Texas
Shriners came in from the west last
night and spent tho night here. They
went out over the narrow gauge this
morning.
The Denver & Rio Grande pay car ar.
rived In the city laet night and left this
morning over the narrow gauge, after
having gladdened the pocket books Of
| the employees located here.
The Fruita young people organized q
tennis club yesterday. and anticipate
much pleasure from practise and play
ing this summer. 1t is hinted that they
are contemplating a game between their
club and this city.
Clyde Hummell, who has boon cub
stitute for Mail Clerk Smith OF the mar
row gauge. during the latter's vacation,
left this morning for Durango. where he
will fll . vocancy on the division be-
tween Durango and Ridgway.
Attention is called to the big adver.
tisement OF the Anderson Bargain house
beginning today. Landslide prices arc
quoted and some OF the bargains offered
are better than anything ever shown in
that line Of goods before in this city.
General Superintendent Egsn, Of the
Denver l. Rio Grande arrived in the CT
Monday night in his special car III"
He was accompanied by Superintendent
Rockwell OF the second and third tivis-
several hours here the special train left
tor tho east again.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-18
What is the Use

of suffering from Indigestion if you eat
what you want, or of starving yourself to
avoid such distress? Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets taken after eating will digest your
food perfectly and free you from all the dis
agreeable symptoms of indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Eat what you like at any time
and take an Acaer Tablet afterward. Posi-
lively guaranteed. Your money will always
be refunded if you are not satisfied. Write
tous for a free sample. W Fl Hooker q Co,
Buffalo. NY.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-18
Wants and For Sale.

Wanted-Apprsntice girl to learn
6ressmaking. Apply Mrs. II. Marsters,
33l Pitkin.
Kindling Wood-By the load in small
pieces. Apply to Western Planning
Mill company.
For Rent-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Call corner Of Sec
ond and White.
FARMS TO TRADn-We have a number
OF good farms to trade for Grand juno
ton or Denver property.
Cameron & Began.
House Work-all it's branches neatly
and quickly done. Wall paper cleaning
a specially. Address, City. P. o. box
2l4. Phone 5S2 black Victor Tharp.
Formerly Avenger 4 Tharp.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-18
BORROWERS ATTENTION!
GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO.

II you desire good complexion use Moki
Tea, a pure herb drink. II acts on the liver
and makes the skin smooth and clear. Cures
sick headaches. 26c aud bOc. Money re-
funded il It. does not satisfy you. Writs 10
W II Hooker 4 90. Buffalo, N Y, for free
rample. For sale at the Red Cross Phar-
macy.
You feel better at once after u sing Herb
inc, you enjoy your food more, and you get
more nourishment and invlgorating force
out of what you eat. Hence. Herbne makes
you strong, vigorous and cheerful. Price
SOC. For sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02

they will he at home to their friends.
The Rev. i. r. Gale closed his pastorate
Of Unity Church with a farewell sermon
on Sept. IS The people Of the church gave
All Informal reception to Mr. Gale Friday
evening. Sept &C. which was well attend
ed. A social time was enjoyed and cake
and coffee were served DR.. n. W. Bar
rows in behalf of the people presented Mr..
Gule with a sum of money. Mr.. Gale re-
sfonded with much feeling. Mr. Gales
many friends will regret his departure and
wish him the greatest success in his flu
turc work.-Mrs. John Drugg went Mon
day to Proctorsv'lle to attend the wedding
Of her son Henry Drugg Of that place. Mrs.
Drugg will he accompanied by her daugh
ter and her husband. and NJ and Mrs.
Carroll Scrbner of St. Albans.-M and
Mrs. a. A. Emery of Bethel spent two
days last week with Mrs. Emerys brother.
DR.. n. W. Barrows.-Nlrs. S. A. Baird.
who has been spending the summer with
her niece, Mrs. G. +. Eddy. went to her
home in Waitsfcld Saturday. and
Mrs. William Kaiser and family visited
friends in Morrisvile last week.-Mrs.. Lena
Brown attended the fair in Northheld last
week.-Mrs.. Herbert Mayo visited hcr
daughter in Northfield last Wednesday,
Forrest Brynk of Stowe Hollow cut his
foot while chopping In the woods last
Thursday. The cash was several inches
long. requiring five stitches to close it.
MIR Brynk will be disabled for some time.
A subscription paper is being circulated
for his benefit--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Che
ney and little daughter Katherine of Wake
field. Mass. are In Stowe for several
| weeks vacation.--L II. Straw was at
| home Sunday.--Dr. G. s. Nuttter, presid-
| ing elder, will preach and administer the
communion service at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday morning, October o.
and also at the West Branch Church in the
| afternoon.-The Ladies' Aid society of
| Unity Church will meet with Mrs. f. G.
| Russell of the Forks Thursday afternoon
| October 1.-The subject for the Epw ortr
| League service for Sunday evening VIII be
resume of progress of Methodist mis-
sions. Leader Matte Sanborn.-The sub
ject for the Young Peoples Frat ernity
meeting will be Sympathy. What it ma.
Done for the World. Leader, Willis Doug
lass Paper by Mae Straw.-Miss Josie
Hodgkins of Johnson is teaching the Mos
COW school.-There was a small family
gathering at n. Bigelows Saturday even
ing in honor of his 10th birthday.-The mai
carriers on routes No. 2 and begin the
labors October /. Route No. GOV
ers West Branch, the Barrows road. Luc
Hill, Miller brook. Moscow and North ant
South Hollow. It is 2la miles hong. cover
10 square miles of territory and contains d
inhabitants. Fred Gale Is the mail carrier
Route No. 3 covers Sterling and Browns
Vile and is 2l3. miles long covers 1S'
square miles and contains a59 inhabitants
Z. c. Pratt rs the mail carraer.-NIrs. h
NJ. Eddy and Mrs. c. F. Eddy went to
day, October l. on a carriage drive Z
Waitsield to visit Miss Floy Eddy who
teaching in that vicinity.
| To Al m n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Miss Emily Anderson has received an
eppointment as instructor in elocution and
physical culture in the Mary Washington
College at Norfolk, Va. whittier she has
gone.
Oliver Crows house in West Derby was
discovered on FIRE about $50 p. m Satur-
day The fire company was soon on hand
and extinguished thu fire, but the build
ing was thoroughly soaked with water.
The furniture was all removed with but
little damage. The cause Of the fire is UNI
known. but 1t is supposed TO have caught
around the chimney. Insured for $ll00.
Miss Bell Robinson is very low
A large gang Of railroad men worked all
day Sunday raising the railroad bridge
about two feet to bring 1t up on grade
with the new station.
Oln Hardy has moved from Lyndon
willie to one Of A. r. SCOTS tenements.
One of the Jurors CRoy Cristy Of Clover
in the Clark vs. Gallagher case, wife was
so i'll he could not come on Monday. so
the court disposed of some State and di-
vorce cases.
VIII jerks has bought photograph gal
lery in st. Johnsbury and will move there
soon
Mrs Luthard is helping in the postof-
fee.
Frank Robinson who works In mill in
Skinner, Maine, got caught by shaft and
was thrown ard injured quite seriously
The right leg was broken above the knee
and one side of his head and face badly
bruised He is In a hospital in Sherbrooke
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa c. Sleeper have gone
on "A carriage trip through Barton. Glover
Greensboro and Albany Mrs, Sleeper Is
| inspector in the Woman's Relief Corps
| She is on this duty.
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DERBY.

Miss Clara Bates has returned from tn
sanitarium in Purlington.-Mrs. \. r.
EnriCht was quite sick with a cold last
week-The Rev Mr. Enright attended the
preachers meeting at Troy last Tuesday,
but returned In time TO attend the rccep-
ton given at W. NJ. Taylor's Tuesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
KilhOrn who left in company with Mr.
1iilhorn's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Stophor
DAVIS Thursday for I ortland. Oregon
These families have many friends hero
who are sorry to have them eo.-On a0-
count Of the rain there WIS not larC"
attendance at the CongrcSa tional Ladio7'
Circle last week Friday evening. Profess
Adams of Newport entertained the ar j.
cnce with humorous and pathetic rcadl' e
and Miss Helen CominGs sang hea'ti
fu solo. with an encore, which all on 49,
ed.-Tha Rev Mr.. Cone is away for =
short vacation. SO there will be no prea ''-
ing It the Congregational Church neat
Suuday-L. P. Jenne, the represontatiN
from Derby, left Tuesday evening :
Montpelier. Charles Carpenter has rcnir ,
his farm and will move to the villas OBJ.
soon a possible.-M Mrs. Harry Richard
| Miss Emma Wilson, who have been ..
| I AXE Park for two weeks or more, ha {
returned home-Mr. and Mrs. W. VIII 70.
If Barton spent last Sunday at w. r.
DALEY s-Stephen Hinman and wife VII
Ms. G CARPENTER of Derby Line loa"e
this week for a short trip to Washnst "
! y. c., to attend the G. A. r. encampnoNt
Mr.. Kinmar being a delegate from low
Miss McNetie was baptized last Sunday
at the Baptist Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
BROW NINGTON.

w. G.. Dutton. our town representative
started for Montpelier Tuesday c.
Schofcld merchant at the old village har
sold his business to +. c. Day, 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Schoheld and family intend
to go to California to reside.-Chester
Tracy and wife, who have been visiting
friends in this town and vicinity, have re
turned to their home. Mr. Tracy moved
from Barton about Il years ago to Belle
Plain. Iowa. where he is doing a thrvins
business at farming. III lie says the people
there are pleased TO have Vermont farmers
locate among them He reports the crops
grown the present year in the vicinity
where he resides full up to an average
though farmers have experienced some diff
hculty while harvesting them on account
of wet weather.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Jane Granger Wilcox of East Poult-
ney is the guest of Mrs. S. M Stafford for
a few days.-Miss Ildah Gray was home
from Morrisville over Sunday.-Clarence
Morgan has moved into his house he re-
Gently purchased.-Miss Grace Brush of
burlington and sister of Hardwick are
visiting relatives in town for few days
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Sabin of Montpelier
were guests of Mr. and Mrs e. c. Wells
over Sunday.--Nellie Smith returned from
the mountains Friday night.-Mrs. julia
Moulton of Jericho has been the guest OF
Mrs Mary Morse a few days,-There was
"A good house to hear VIII Carleton Satur-
day evening and the entertainment was
very iine.--The w. II. Nj, s. meet with
Mrs. r. F. Hindes Thursday afternoon
Fveryb body Is invited-rhere was a large
number that went to the county fair from
here last week. r.. G.. Wells took first
premium on matched span of horses. G.
n Stygles took up his wild animals, which
attracted good deal of attention. Mrs
T. S. Wells had a little daughter come ia
her home Friday nght,-A minister Is eX-
pected to supply for Mr. Mohr during his
absence and will begin next Sunday
Frank Start is in Bakersfield this week
Jesse Labounty's little baby Is very sick.
DR.. II. Waite Sabin Of Montpelier
osteopathic physician Is to be In town a
few weeks at the American House.-A
promenade and honey supper will be given
at q. A. r. hall next Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02

Lowe and wife of Barre visited friends in
town last Week.-Mrs.. Henry Smile is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. George Monteitll
at Brushton, n, Y.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Ncstcott, Jr., visited relatives at Glover
dale over Sunday.-Mls. Forest Parker OF
( Bangor, Me-. visited Mr. and Mrs. L. II
ShattuCk last wcck.--James Ftzgerald
and mother of Fletcher visited Hlward
Fitzgerald over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs
a. Thaycr of Burlington visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clark last week
Miss Gertrude Wilbur has gone to New
York city where she will remain through
the Wintor-Alrs. c. r. Thomas has gone
to Northhoro, Mass, where she will Spend
the winter with hcr son quincy Thomas. -
Senator II. a. Jackson ANA Representative
Homer Woodland will hoard at the Montpe
her house during the Logisature.
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EAST ENOSBURGH.

+. +. Irving and family visited at r. cd
Batcss Weduesday.-M Johnson visite
her daughter, Mrs. Leon Sheldon, Thurs
day.-H r. Bessey returned Wednesday
from Long Lake. \. V, whore he has been
spending a few Wecks.-Mr F. w. Spicer
visited the school Thursday afternoon
Mrs Bertha, Samson and Miss Mary Green
from EnoshurGh Falls spent Friday in
town
Mrs James Kidder, who has been quite
i'll with grip. is able to be out again.-Mlss
Clytic Burr spent Sunday at homc.-T. T.
Smell visited in JAY and Troy two days
last wcoE.-Mss Stanley is visiting Mrs.
Nye Whitcomb-NIrs Leon Sheldon visit
ed her mother, Mrs. johnson, Saturday.
Miss Edna Davis has returned after
spending two weeks with her sister at
| West Enoshurgh.
Mrs. George NJ. Solandt of Newfane is
| visiting friends here.-The entertainment
! given in the school house Tuesday evening
! was largely attended Mrs. William Scott,
"A cclorcd lady. will lecture at the Baptist
i Church Tuesday evening, October I.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
WESTE|ELD,

Greatly u the regret Of all the Row
A. f. PEBBLES has do-.ided To return
IN vale tho fret of October to continue bia
post graduate work Mrs peehles ar4
daughter went to Boston last week There
has never been A clergyman in town VIII,
so soon captured everv one AS has Mr.. Pc
bl,s He and his delightful family take
with them the best wishes of their summe.
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. ". ID. Bell started
Monday for a fortnirhts' trim to Ro.tor
Mrs Flora Norse has ro+urued 70 Pos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
RlrHFORD.

The new mail service between RiChford
ard Newport, began October !, making
two trips each day, 1t will be known as
the Newport q Richford Railway F. o.
route-Ihe wedding of Miss Myrta Bell
Coons of this place, to Mr.. David NJ. Will
son. of Farnham, p G., took place. at
the BAPTIST Church Tuesday evening at
6 o'clock, September 80 The Rev. w. @.
Scoicld officiated.-Mr. and Mrs. F. G..
Sears. went this week to Washington, d.
G., for a week stay.--Dr. II. c. Tinkham
of Burlington was called here Monday in
council with Dr. j. II. Hamilton for J. f.
Kelley, who is seriously ill.-Roport
from parties, who went on the excursion
to New York last week, say that it is too
rainy and disagreeable weather there for
any cnjoyment.-Arthur A. Mandgo,
went last week to Burlington. where he
began a classical course of four years at
the u. V. M.-Miss Elizabeth Rustedt re-
turned to her studies at the L. V. Nj. last
week. MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Harper of
Holland, are visiting their daughter
and family here, Mrs, Henry w. McKin-
ney.-.A large gang of men, are at work
IN the yard of the c. p. railway with a
steam shovel excavating a tract of land
for the purpose of building another large
-four shcd.-Warren S. Woodwork, at
tended the Morrisvlle fair, two days last
week.-The Rev. j. II. Wallace of West
field was in town Tuesday.-Mrs Garlic
ton Searles of Chicago is visiting rela-
tives in town.-Rockwood Brown, return
ed home from Bethlehem, N. H., last
Saturday, where he has been the pas,
summer, at work for the White Noun
tain Echo. He has been appointed as one
OF the pages in house of the Legislature
and went to Montpelier Tuesday.-Moy
10y of Boston, former Chinese interpre-
ter of this port, came last week to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. Moy Logs sis
ter. He returned home Monday.-Rep-
resentative f.. F.. Hopkins went to Mont
pelier Tuesday.-The wedding Of Ralph
Carpenter to Miss Hilda Sabin both OF
Richford. took place Wednesday noon
September 20, In St AIMS Episcopal
Church, the Rev, F. Barnby Leach per.
forming the ceremony.-J. W. Mitchell
was in Boston last week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Taylor. who have
spent the past two months here, returned
to Dallas Texas, last Saturday. Robert
Mandigo went with them, where he has 6
position as travelling salesman.-R Den
nonville. went last week to North Adams
Mass, to visit his sister.-The lecture
, course for the coming season as arrang
ed by the com nhttee who have taken 1t II
hand, promises to be one Of the best, un
der the direction Of the White Entertain
of Montgomery Center has bought the
new house on corner Of Province and Eli
street of J.. r. Parker paying $AOO-Mr
and Mrs. A. r. Nelson of Derby were II
town over night Monday.
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MORSE'S LINE.

A. c. Furbush, and wife and Miss Ger
trude Sandcrson returned to their home
in West Newton. Mass, on Saturday
county fair last week.-Nellie Turner of
Enoshurrh is visiting at the home of H.
A. Fuler.-Nliss Nellie Turner returned
to her home in Enosburgh Monday
Miss Jennie Lynch started for her home
at Providence, r. l., Tuesday.-Dr j. c.
Parker of ST. Adams was in town on
Monday.-J. M. Hill, Jr, has sold his
pacing mare Gladys Wilkes to A. c. Fur
bush If West Newton, Mass.-William
II. Hin and wife of Hghgato and Mrs.
Arson Shelton OF st. Armand was in
town on Monday.-M. II. Loukes has sold
his farm with stock and tools to Mr..
lfrCuEh If st. Alexander, +. O.. for 81 100
and possession was given October l.
George Ferland has bought the T. T.
Morey farm; consideration 5000 and will
take posse SSiOn November /.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
FRANKLIN.

Mrs Henry Morey daughter and grand
daughter of Independence, Colo, are guesi
| Of Mrs Mary MorcY.-Nlr. and Mrs. X. H.
Harnum are visiting friends In Branards-
WILLIE y W., l.. Hopkins and daughter
Florence are in Buston.-Mrs. Nj. n. She'd
is in Montgomery caring for her daughter,
Mrs. H. j. Rublee.-Miss Carrie Wilder 10
sIcnding few days at home prior to hor
leaving the Sth for Redlands, Cal.-H A.
! Whiting LETT Monday morning for Massa-
| chusctts to attend Winston seminary the
| coming year.-Miss Bertha llawloy return
ed to Richford Monday.-Mrs. Mamie
Tatro and son Of johnson are visiting her
paronts MI and Mrs. a. Magnant.-fred
| Webster is sick with typhoid fever at his
boarding place in Swanton.
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HNSON.

Mrs c. W. Baker returned to New York
Monday-C. II. Stearns and wife returned
from Boston and vicinity.-C. y. Earring
ton and wife. A. A. Leland and daughter
went on the excursion to New York last
ueek-Frcd Leland spent Sunday with his
family here-Mrs Alice Mead has return
ed to St Johusbury. Assistant Superinte en-
dent Cree was in town MondaY.-Mrs,
Sager mother of W. |. Sager is visiting in
wn.-Representative Pearl left for Mont
pelier Tuesday in company with c. IL.
Stcarns. w. II. Stearns and wife and
Mabe Rogers. spent Sunday with f.. H.
Kinds and family in COMMUNICATIVE
Misses Cowles, sister of Mrs. w. II. Nye
left for their home in Aver last week. y,
S Fullngton has so far recovered from his
injury as to resume his work as drummer
on the road.-Albert Kelley has moved into
his new house on School street.-B. a,
Hunt is again on the sick list,-Word has
been received from Mrs c. NJ. Goodwin,
she arrived in San Francisco safely.-Mrs.
j. L. Pierce is visiting relatives in North
Troy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-02
GRAF TSBURY.

Phillip Howard went to Montpelier last
Monday to act as page in the Lesisla-
ture.-NVill Farr and family Was called
to Hardwick last Wednesday TO attend
the funeral of Mr.. Fairs father.-Mr
and Mrs James Libby returned las
week from a six weeks visit a Enos
burgh Falls. -Scveral from here attend
ed the Morrisvlle fair last "Wednesday
MIR. and Mrs. Farman from Lowell
visited at sherman Cages last week.
Mrs John Martin returned from Burke
last week. Her sister Mrs. Wells Went
to Maine for an extended visit.-CharleS
Hoyt is spending his time at Newport
as juryman for this town.-The corn croI
is almost a failure in some parts of the
town.-Mrs paverson visited her daugh
ter in Waterbury last week.