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CABOT

Alfred Hcltie and family are stopping
with relatives in town.-Mrs. Jennie Hickie
has heen visiting relatives in town.-Mr.
and Mrs Fred Whittier of Burke are
spending a short time with relatives and
acQuaintances.-Mrs c. f. Hill of Lowell,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Orvis
Ftts.-The local ball team played the Dan
villes last Thursday at Danville. The score
stood to nothing in favor of tho Dan
Villes.-The selectmen have laid out n new
road near the site OF the old brook road
leading up on tho left side Of the brook,
coming out just above the Miller house,.
II. u. Whittier and wife of Rutland, are
visiting the formers father, w. p. Whit
tier-Carl Osgood OF Claremont, n. H.,
called in town Saturday visiting his par
ents.-Union services will he held next Sun
day evening In the Methodist Church. Old
Home Week talks, "reminiscences and songs
VIII be the order of the eveninG-Tw ball
games with the local team will be played
next Saturday afternoon. with the East
Hardwick team at one p. M. and the
Plainfield team at p. m. The game will
be played on the commentaries Ida Walker
of Lowell, Mass. is visiting her brother.
W. c. Walker Her niece Miss Inez Erik
shire OF Maiden, Mass, accompanied her.
Miss Harriet Fisher entertained her
friend Mr. d. l.. Chadwick Of Bethel, la st
Week.-Mrs.. Callie n. Howe Of st. Joseph
Mo, the national lecturer and organizer
of the w. c. T. u, vii lecture on temper
ance in the Methodist Church next Fri
day evening at $50 Mrs. Howe enjoys
a reputation as public speaker ranking
among the best.-ChanCey II. Hayden.
grand chief templar OF the Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars of Vermont, will visit wi.
nooski lodge at this place next Thursday
evening, Marshheld lodge will unite with
the lodge at his place. A picnic will be
held at Sabins pond on Friday to which
all good templars In the district will as
scmble. Mr. Hayden will give an address
to the public in the afternoon. Friday
evening the Good Templars of the district
will unite with South Woodbury. lodge
The republican caucus for the nomination
OF candidate for town representative and
justices OF the peace will be held in the
town hall next Thursday evening.-Miss
Daisy Damon Of Kansas City, Mo-, daugh-
ter OF George Damon Of that place, is visit
Ing her grandparents here, Mr.. and Mrs
John Damon. Miss Damon has a position
at Topeka college as teacher OF education
Several more copies Of the sermon on
Politics as preached by tho Rev. d. L.
Hilliard may be had OF w. T. Morse by
those who desire them.-The democratic
caucus IL to be held Friday evening.-M,ss
Sadie Goodwin and Miss Marion Noyes
OF Newbury. Mass. are visiting their uncle,
]. A. Triton.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Rev. William McNair of Mansfield.
Mass. occupied tho pulpit last Sunday
morning The Rev. c. II. Merrill address
ed the people in the cvening-Miss Lucy
Sabin OF the Burlington Daily News II at
home for a few days vacation. Sadie In
gals Is visiting at Henry Leach .--The
Rev. c. ii. Coolidge is visiting his old
home In Peru.-The Good Templars have
district union picnic August 10 at Sabin
lake. 1t is expected that Grand Chief
Templar Chauncey II. Hayden will be
present and deliver a temperance address
in the afternoon
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Leonard Sprague Is at home from Bur-
lington. He is on his vacation and will
remain with his parents for a while.-Mr
and Mrs. George Goodrich had nine
pound daughter, born July 27.-The Hon
Charles Hazen and wife with their two
daughters, one a teacher in Smith College
and the other teacher in Texas, of Will
der, recently visited their friend, Miss
Blanche Hall.-Miss Ada White, who has
been working in Lebanon, returned home
last week.-Clarence Sprague Of Iowa, is
visiting his relatives, Z. S. and C. S. Hall.
Foster SpraGue and Mrs. Wallace Morrill,
and acNnrnl others In this YlCinitX.
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WAlTSElELD.

L. G. Berry has been quite sick for few
days with heart trouble. with which he
frequently suffers. He Is somewhat i'm
proved at present.-Miss Alice NJ. Bushnell
returned home from Hudson, N. Y, last
Friday. accompanied by her friend, Miss
Sarah Hufcut, Of New York city. Miss
Bushnell has resigned her position as as
sistant superintendent of the New York
State Refuge for Young Women at Hud-
son, N. y, and will take a much needed
rest for some time al home with her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. II. N. BUSHNELL The
bills are out for the field day sports to be
held by the Odd Fellows lodge on the fair
grounds. Wednesday, August 20.-Mrs.
William Haselton went last Saturday to
Westwood. Mass, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Grace Gorham, and other friends in
that vicinity.-Wiliam Strong of Water
bury was In town Monday on BUSINESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billings Of Bolton
are In town visiting G. N. Billings and
other friends.-James II. Dale has been
quite poorly tho past week.-The Waits
field Cornet band will furnish music at the
J. .. O. Il. picnic and field day on the fair
grounds Wednesday. August 10Th
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BARRE.

shipment OF 1900 pounds Of maple su-
gar has just been made from this city to
parties in st. Paul MINI. The sugar was
collected in this vicinity.
c. n. Barber. administrator for tho
Hamilton Webster estate. has sold two
houses and a store house on South Main
street to Thomas Suitor for 1900.
c. NJ Barber of Barre town, who
served as representative in the Legislature
two years ago, is talked of as a candidate
Of the Democratic party for reelection.
The republicans are talking Of !. NJ. Bates
and A. G.. Dickey.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Harry A. Eaton Of this place and Miss
Sara Lavender of New York city were
married at the home of the bride Sunday,
August 3, at Il: Only the immediate
family was present A wedding breakfast
was served after the ceremony and the
couple left soon after for Boston where
the groom has a position In the silk de-
partment of Shepard & Orvel's. They
began housekeeping Immediately at Mel
rose Highlands, Mass. The many and
beautiful presents testify to the esteem In
which the couple are held.
Friday afternoon while Fred Bruce was
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EORESIDAlE.

Charles Ncklaw of Boston Is the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Peter Nick
law.-Mrs. Colonel MCGOWAN and two chill
dren Of Bellows Falls are visiting at T..
c. MCGOWAN s.-Miss Flavia Capen is the
guest of Mrs. billiard in Danby.-Miss
Katherine Rooney of Rutland visited at G..
III. Churchill's this week.-Mrs.. Premier Of
Winooski is visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph
Nicklaw.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bush and
daughter of Center Rutland are visiting
relatives in this place.-Harley Hill and
Shuhel Brown are spending a few days at
Plattshurgh. N. Y.-Frank Mattoon of
Plattsburgh, N. Y, and Miss Florence Hin
of this place were married in Pittsford
August 9.-Archie MCGOWAN Is visiting
friends in Rochester.-Mrs James Demary
and son Howard, and George Forgnites
Springfield, Mass. are visiting at Charles
ForEnites.
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NORTHFIELD.

Michael Cashen and Miss Nora, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John McGrath, were mar
rled in tho Catholic Church Monday
morning by the Rev. j. p. O'NeiI They
left on the afternoon train for Albany NJ
Y, where they viii make their home for
the present.
Mrs. Rose Mcmahon OF this place and
Sanford Church Of st. Adams were mar
ried on the I'd inst, by the Rev. L. f.
Hoffman.
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ROCHESTER

Bessie Wissell is at her home IN Warren
for a while,-Hueh II nry returned TO Bos-
ton. Mass, Saturda, Mrs. Barney Martin
from Iowa is visiting here-A party from
the "Old Home visited Gens Falls
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Henry
have returned to their home in
New Yory city.-Riland Smith was In
Brandon Monday.-Miss Adams from Hart
ford. Conn, has been Visiting Lena Camp
bell.-Dr. Harry Chaftes aud wife arrived
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R0XBURY.

The Rev. Mr.. Roundy spent a part of
last week in Hyde Park attending the La
noble county Christian Endeavor conven-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Edwards went
Saturday morning to Randolph to attend
the golden wedding and birthday OF Mr.
Edwards's brother.-Thc democratic eau
Gus to nominate a town representative and
five justices will be held Saturday. August
IL. at 2:30 p. m, at the town hail. Ohm
Bracket and family of Clinton. Mass, are
visiting G.. Il. Brackett.-S. Butterfeld has
returned home from Boston.-Miss Har-
riette Clark Of Moretown Is at work for
George Boyce.-Mrs. Cecil Carpenter Of
Fiainfleld is visiting at Francis Roberts 8
Mrs Susan Way OF Barre arrived Satur-
day morning to remain for time with her
daughter, Mrs. II. G. Van Dcusen.-Mrs.
B. !, Shaw Of Barre and Mrs. Roy Chip
man of Watsfeld are visiting at NJ. T.
Bagley's .-Mrs. William Herman and son
Walter of Hyde Park are spending few
weeks at S. Butterfleld s.-W. D. Fits and
family spent portion Of last week in Ran
dolph.-H. A. Howe son ndtwo daughters
ID. Is. Howe. Sr., d. d. Howe, Jr., and
family and Charles Howe and family at
tended the golden wedding of l.. n. Howe
and wife in Randolph last week Saturday
Mrs &. A. Boyce Is expected home from
the Hanover hospital Saturday of this
week She has had critical surgical
operation performed while there and hor
many friends here will be pleased to well
come her home.-A gospel service will bs
held at the school house In Rabbit Hollow
Wednesday evening of this week and one
at the Run on Friday evening. 1t Is
hoped that there will be a good attend
ancc.-Mrs. John Sevcry and daughter OF
Webster, South Dakota, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nichols last week.
The republican caucus for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for town repre-
sentative and five justices will he held at
the town hall Monday, August 18th. at 2
p. m.-Mr and Mrs. William Ames and
son returned to their home in Peterboro.
n. H., Monday after having spent several
weeks in town, tho guests OF II. G. Ellis
and fumilv
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WATERBURY,.

There will be republican rally on the
Depot park Saturday evening. The speak
ers will be Senator Dillingham;. the Hon.
Frank Plumley and l.. G. Moody Music
will be furnished by the Waterbury band.
There will be a republican caucus at Wa
terbury Center next Monday, the 18th.
Miss Elizabeth King is visiting for a few
days in Vergennes.
Frank Greene of Hanover. n. H., is visit
ing in town.
A party from Mil Village are camping at
St. Adams bay for few days.
DR.. NJ. Hutchinson and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Hanee are taking a carriage
drive through Vermont
On Friday evening the band will give a
concert on Stowe street.
Miss Edith Stevens of Ottawa is spend
ing few days with Miss Jesse Wheeler
at Mr.. and Mrs Farres
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Griffin and Mrs. Lena Carpenter are
camping for a few days at Starr Farm
Beach, Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Warner Moody is visiting friends
in Burlington for few days.
Miss Mabele Reynolds OF Chester, who
has formerly been employed at the wrap.
per factory. has accepted a position as
clerk in F. p. Luces store.
Miss Belle Cooley is visiting for few
days In South Ryegate.
A son was born Monday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. O'Brien.
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FOR SALF--A dandy 55-acre farm situat-
ed one-half mile from Caspian lake, n
very popular summer resort for pleasure
seekers, good buildings. plenty of wood,
fine sugar bush of6o0 trees. equipped. near
the best OF ncighbors :. mile to village
of Greensboro soil dark loan, well adapt
ed to raising early vegetables and small
fruits, Of which large quantities can be
sold to campers at city prices. Long con-
tinued sickness compels owner to sell at
once. Price for farm ST. 30: or entire out
fit, hay grain, potatoes. cows. / nice
horse and a complete layout Of every
thing needed 81 ,7oD. j. f. Hunt, Real Es-
tate, Essex Junction, VT. 7,w2t.
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ESTATE OF EMILY J. STANDARD OF
RITRIINGTON

ESTATE OF EMILY J. STANDARD OF
BURLINGTON.
We, the subscribers. having been up
pointed by tho Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittcnden, COM
missioners to receive. examine and adjust
tho claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Emily J. Stannard.
late of Burlington. In said district, de-
ceased and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day OF the date hereof being al
lowed by said court for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the duties OF our appoint
ment at the Office of #. S. Peck on COL
lege street, In Burlington, In said district
on the second Wednesdays of September
and January next, at 10 O'Clock a. m, on
each If said days
Dated this 18th day OF July 1902
r. s. PECK.
A. G.. WHlTTEMORE,
1w1t. Commissioners.
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EAST R0XBURY

Frank Duraway, who has employment
in Worcester Mass. is spending his vaca-
ton with friends in town.-Mrs. Minnie
RILEY Emsie and little son from Barre
are guests of her sister. Mrs. c. Blanchard.
Carroll. the little son of Elry Fuller,
was taken to Heaton hospital last week
for an operation for ppendcits.-Thoma s
RILEY from Barre was guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. c. Blanchard, last week -
Mrs. Wescott from Collngford. N. Y. is
boarding at F. f. Allen s--Mrs. E. Fuller
returned from Montpelier tho first of the
week, where she has been since Friday
Mrs. Olive Howe and her daughter were
guests Of L. E. Howe Saturday.
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EAST WARREN,

j. II. Drew was In Montpelier one day
last Week.-Mrs.. Myra Palmer is visiting
in Waitsheld.-Mrs. j. j. Elliott Is on the
sick list.-Mrs. Leon Brown OF Randolph
was In town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
Lamb visited In Waitsfeld one day last
week.-Mrs.. Johnson, who has been sick
long time. is still very low Mrs. NAL
colin Of Granville is caring for her.--Mr
and Mrs. William Rounds of Shelburne
visited their daughter, Mrs Myron Good
speed, the past week.-Bcrt Campbell was
In Lincoln Sunday.-George Elliott is quite
sick.
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The most notable attraction in n mosque
at Delhi is a single red hair, which is said
to have been pucked from the mustache Of
Mahomet. 1t is kept under glass, and Wis
itors are permitted to look at II on pay
ment of a sum equal to about one shilling
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1ntire.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell tnou-
sands Of readers in many towns of Yer
mont what YOU have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisoVent. 3lwtf
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GODDARD SEMINARY

prepares its students for college, technical
school, teaching and business. 1t Is a
home school and surrounds its students
with all helpful influences possible. Board
md tuition for a year of 80 weeks, $40.
l'or catalogue address
o. K. HOLLISTER, Prin., Barre. Vt.
rs, w&sat&w1m.
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STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST.

Certificate No. 10 for shares of the
Capital Stock Of the Consolidated Electric
Co., in our name, and bearing date OF
April 2, 1892, has been lost or destroyed.
We hereby give notice to any person or
persons claiming the above described
Flares, that we have made application
to the Consolidated Electric Co., to issue
new certificate in lieu of the one lost or
destroyed as provided by Section 1896 Of
the Vermont Statutes.
BURLINGTON FIGURING co.
Burlington, VT. 4,W5t
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from sixth page)

Remarks were made by Mrs.
Durham, Mrs. Wheeler and others or
what they personally know Of high license
in other places At the close OF the meet
ing the ladies served cake and ice cream.
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WORCES1E Err.

James Hill and family OF Berlin were
guests OF Mrs. Hills parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burrill. part Of last week.-W. E.
Vail of Burlington and Kimball Walling
OF Montpelier spent part Of last week In
town.-Mr. and Mrs. N. o. Snow and KIM
mons Snow OF Montpelier. with Mrs Roy
Albee and child of Springfield, Mass, made
+. ]. Taylor and wife a short visit last
Week.-Mrs. Parker of Bethel has been the
guest OF Miss Frances Abbott for a few
days.-Frnnk Pratt and family of Mont
pclier visited MIR. P.ratt's mother on Sun
day.-Mrs. Jeanette Harris widow OF tho
late Minot Harris died a the residence of
her son Erwin on Tuesday. August 5, aged
73 years. The funeral was largely attend
ed at the house on Thursday. the Rev. p,
ii. Carpenter officiating. Miss Agnes VIII
son attended the teachers examinations at
Montpelier last week. She was the only
person present from Worcester.
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Teeth Extracted

Absolutely Without Pain.
Tbs only office in Burlington where you
can get teeth extracted without particle
of Pain without taking gas. My met hod Is
used by no other person. No pain: no
danger. no after effects.
DR.. L. HAZEN.
Office 1S Pine street, Burlington. VI
Office hours 10 to 3. to
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FOR SALE-First-class carriage and sign
painting shop. Established q years.
Obliged to sell on account of i'll health.
Plenty OF business. d. A. Guptil, Mont
pelier, Vt. 1S9,Gt&Wlt
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FARMS FOR SAI.E--From 90 to so farms
in Chlttenden county of various sizes and
prices. The one you want is there. Mar
tin 5. Villas, lf3 Main street Burlington
l7q de W IT,
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ESTATE OF SQUIER G. PALMER OF
CHARLOTTE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District OF Chit.
tenden.
To all persons concerned in tho estate OF
Bquier c. Palmer, late Of Charlotte, in
said district deceased
At Probate Court. holden at Burliny-
ton. within and for the District of Chit
tenden. on the 18th day Of August, 1902,
m instrument purporting to ho tie last
will and testament of Squier C. Palmer,
late of Charlotte, in said district, de-
ttased. was presented to the Court afore-
said. for probate.
And 1t Is ordered by said court that the
10Th day Of August, 1902 at the Probate
Court rooms In said Burlington, be as
signed for proving. said Instrument; and
that notice thereof be given TO all per-
tons concerned. by publishing this order
three works successfully in the Burling-
ION Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pub
iished at said Burlington. previous to the
lime appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court at the time ana
pace aforesaid. and contest the probs tS
u said Will. II you nave cause.
,IVen under my hand at Burlington IN
eaid district, this 18th day of August, 1909.
Ia. MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
""'~ Judge.
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Eor sale.

FIRST CLASS DRUG BUSINESS for sale
in hustling Vermont town. A rare op-
portunty for young man. Address box
9s4, Fletcher, Vermont.
195.5t&7w.lt.
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Totf1tccs.
U1anten.

a LIVE MAN wanted, one who has had
experience and is hustler, to manage a
large general store in good town III
Vermont. Address N, this office.
1873 Cts w,2t.
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i WILL. PAY for names and addresses OF
families by name of Evarts, Everts etc
Address Robert l.. Everts, Rose build
ing. Cleveland Ohio. l9l3t&wlt
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WOMAN wanted for household work. fam
lily, right home for right party. Apply
Earre Granite & Paving Co.. Barre. VI.
7,w3t.
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Estate OF WILLS N NEWELL, OF
CHART a

Estate OF WILLS N. NEWELL. OF
CHARLOTTE.
:TATE OF VERMONT District of Chit
tcnden, S.
The Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District OF Chittenden.
To al persons interested in the estate OF
Wills y. Newell, late Of Charlotte, In said
district, deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas, said court hap assigned tho
ist day of September next for the settle
ment Of the account of the Administrative
Of the estate Of Wylis n. Newell. late
Of Charlotte, deceased, and for decree
of the residue of said estate to the
lawful claimants OF the same. and ordered
that public notice thereof be Civ
en- TO all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order three weeks SUE
ressively previous to the day assigned. in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press, a news
paper published in said district.
Therefore. you are hereby notified TO an
pear at the Probate Court rooms in Bur
lington VT, on the day assigned then and
there to contest the allowance of said ac-
count II you SEQ cause. and to esta bl,ah
your right as heirs, legatees and Lawful
claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of
August, 1902
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
7w3t. Judge.
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READING.

Honestus Stcarns died in Felchville
August 10, aged 81 years, 10 days.--The
lawn party at George Burnhams last
week for the benefit of tho Universalst
Church was a very pleasant occasion and
the net proceeds were s7.90--A social and
sale of fancy and useful articles for tho
benefit Of the Universalist Church will be
held In Valley House hail on Fri
day afternoon and evening, August %.
Refreshments of ice cream, cake, etc, will
also be sold. One especial attraction will
he Il loan exhibit Of antique articles on
one side of the hall for which small
admission will he charged. Admission to
main hall free and 1t is expected a plea
SAINT programme of music, etc, will be
arranged. 9. c. Hyde and daughter,
and Mrs. II. w. Burhoe of Marlboro, Mass.
arc guests at George G. Edison s.-Mrs.
Dudley and infant son OF Barre are visit
ing at John Barnes.-A. G.. Coolidge Of
Rutland was in town one day last week
DIR. Morgan and family have returned
from Tyson.-Mrs. Minnie Whitaker is
working at DR.. Morgan's .-Rev. Miss Ros-
coe preached an appropriate Old Home
Week sermon last Sunday from Psalms 90
l,2-lda Sawyer is visiting in Windsor
Mr.. Sargent, a student from U. v. NJ.
burlington has been canvassing for book
In this town.-Mrs. Annie Bone and Miss
Gertrude Bone of Worcester Mass, and
S. x. Chamberlain and son of Boston.
are guests at the Valley House-Charles
Sanders and wife of Pasadena, Cal, and
E. o. Adams and wife of West Windsor
visited at n. L. f. Perkins on Monday.