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FAIRFAX.

The deer season opened the 21d with
many hunters III tn" woods. William
Rowland brought in line buck that
weighed l61 pounds. lie shot him within
one mile and at the same time of day That
he did one a year ago. Arson Rueg shot
one the sd. Charles Strait wounded a
large buck but he got away from him. lit
tracked him for a long distance ly tn
blood.-Roy Buck and Roy ChuFc ot Bur
lngton are in town hunting door Arthur
Ballard went to Johnson inc 18th 90
visit his sister. Mrs. II. O. Stiles - Miss
Lottie Wilcox of Burlington is visiting a."
brother. !. +. WilcoX.-Mrs. Il. NJ. i@.l"id
while going to the garden the 2-d, c1u-'I
Ter foot in a wire hoop and threw i'r 10
the ground and put her thumb out oi
JOINT. She put it back in place hu' II Is
very painful.--A son was born 10 Nj. ana
Mrs. William Lawrence October 1..-Tn"
Rev. Edward Nj. Fuller of burlington
spoke nj the Baptist Church sunday NOM
ing. He also spoke in the evening at inc
Methodist church. In the evening his sub
ject was sunday School Work. e. T..
Midget. the Rev. A. H. Baker. Miss An
ME Butler and Miss Fannie Walker went
OIL the excursion last week TO Boston -
The selectmen have the bridge over
brown river so teams can croSS.-f. T..
Orton, while driving a spirited horse lew
days ago, in some way hurt his SholllHol
50 he is unable to use his arm harrS
luck Of New York city. who has brcn
visiting for n month in town, returned Ia
his home the 23d.-Mrs George Wheeler
Of Burlington is spending a few days Win
his sister. Mrs Holiin Wheeler.-The elcr-
trio power company has torn down the
giist mill at the Falls to make more room
for the new wOrks--Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Brush returned from their wedding "trip
October 2;.-Mrs. Pamyer Ballard and
daughter, Mabel. spent the 2ith IN
GeOTgia.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Tho Mortpt Iirr Grocery company yester-
day file with the secretary Jt State its
articles Of Incorporation giving it au-
thority t. dc wholesale business.
Its capital stock is 5000. The
subscribers are c. II. Ferrin Of
this city +. W. Harlow T. P. Barber, +.
Frank Shea and H. p. Dewitt, all II
Rrattlcboro.
Bernard c. Hersov and Miss Ruth c.
Clouch, both of East Montrclier, were
married W edncs,iay evening by the Rev.
Guy G. IAmson at the Baptist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrsry went ON the mid
Light train to Franklin Falls, y, H., for
brief stay before going 10 their home
in East Montpelier.
Pcrlcy Wilbur, an emploNe OF tho
American Express company in this CITY,
las purchased Leroy Flints farm in
Shady Rill for S,n". This farm WAS sold
at auction Wednesday, 1t contains about
}no acres and is one of the best farms IN
MiddeseN.
j. 3. Norton of Ponca city. J. T., stop
ped at the Montpelier House FRIDAY
on the way to his former home in Waits
field. lie is now engaged in the grain
business in Indian Territory and expects
to return to the West in about two weeks.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mrs Alyce NJ. Celley Of this city to
Charles f. Simons to take place NoNem-
her ).
The Rev Roger 5 Forbes Of Brooklyn.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Cards were received in town Frida |
announcing the marriage of Miss Louis|
Seeley to DR.. John w Estabrook Al
Kingston. y. Y, October Il Mr.. and Mrs
Estabrook will reside here after Novem
Der /.
Scion r. Chamberlain nj Roadsboro j.
visiting his family this week in the Arnol,
district.
DR.. j. W. Estabrook ana bride have re-
turned from their wedding tour and Wi
reside on Franklin street
A special meeting Of the Altar Guilc
of St. Thomas's Church Will be held Fri
day evening a the church.
Grand Juror Williams and c. VI. Carpen
ter went to Rochester yesterday for ;
short stay.
L. e. Seeley. the manager at the Inn. il
slowly improving having been i'll foi
some time with the grip.
Mrs, w w Eaymore, who has been Wis
itiag her sister. Mrs. q. w Burnh1m
has returned to her home in Cambrdr
Junction.
Miss Dezoten Of Montgomery is spend
ing few days in town.
The ladies of s.. Thomas's Church arr
planning to hold "a Christmas sale O
fancy articles in the near future.
Miss Gertrude st. Pierre OF the Arnol,
district is now improving, having beef
seriously i'll.
+. Il. Hyde has returned IN town, hay
ing heen at West Point for the past few
months.
Rev. W. F. Weeks is in BOSTON to nor
form tho ceremony at the wedding Of hi
brother which took place last evening.
Rutherford Everest entertained a few o
his gentlemen friends last evening at h!
home ON Carver street.
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EDEN.

Horton Shackett and family have gone
to stowe to live in their own home. -
Mrs. Nellie Davis and boys visited at
William Emerys recently.-Sadie Whit
comb has gone to Wolcott to work for
her grandmother. Mrs r. Emery.-Jac g
Tibbetts has rented and moved to the
Merritt Shattuck farm-'rhe church at
the Corners is being newly shingled.-
w. II. Emery and family have moved
into their house the inside of which
has been thoroughly epaired.-ItilVY
Earle has moved into the house vacated
by w. II. Emcry.--One OF the twin babies
of Truman Kinds was buried Sunday and
the other is very sick.-John Rogers is
building a new sugar house.-CharleS
Baker is moving to Hyde Park, to William
BassettS farm. Mr.. Jacobs of Johnson
is going on the Mcfarland farm, vacated
BY Bnkor.
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CAMBRIDGE.

DIR. f.. Wheolock preached a very able
and interesting sermon for these times
at the Congregational Church last Sun
day morning. He will preach next Sun
day also as Mr. Mohr is still away.
Professor Gilmore of Underhill was in
town sunday and took charge of the
services at Pleasant Valley.-1'he Rev.
O. b. Wells of Moretown preached in
the Methodist Church last Sunday.--H.
+. Young has moved from the Wallace
tenement in "Brooklyn" to the Conner
tenement in SCOTS block Fred Davis,
who has been carrying on w. A. SAT-
fords farm the past year is to move
into the Wallace house.-The Elite Lady
minstrels, under the direction of Prof.
w. 4. Leonard, under the auspices of the
Womans' club, are to hold forth at
American House hail Friday and Sat
urdaY evenings. October 30 and 81, for
the benefit OF the library. Remember
the street parade in the afternoon MIR.
and Mrs. Moor of Petersburg y. Y, are
visiting at the home of r, o. Ross
Stella Woodruff and her father started
for WASHINGTON Tuesday. Stella is to re-
main with her sister, Mrs. Cudy. through
the Vintpr
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


Chief Judge and Mrs. ! w. Rovel1 ha
closed their house on Randolph aven
and have gone TO Mnptpclior where TIL
will spend til" greater part Of the wi
ter.
Alonzo Emory through the influence
Congressman llAskIas. has Just receiv
an appointment as doorkeeper in t
House of R"iuc tntitiv,s at Washingtt
ID. c. Mr.. Emery held = like position
the senate q few years ago. MIR. Eme
Will go next week to Washington to s
established before Congress conven
Clarence Emery, MS son, will remain
the farm un,ll the first of April.
fred - 'uriir of WoodsVille, n.
formerly o. inns pHc" were married yc
terday 10 MISS Carr" Chadwick of B
Ridge ~ D. INC ceremony to
plh,e at ,hr nome OF TN" brides paref
IN Say hIuGo 'hu Mf. ana Mrs. Cur
Will arrive mere ln" HfSt of next we
10 spenu "''k WIN DIS parents, Or.
MIS- W, . "rO'9.
Inc RahdoIph St'i" normal school h
closed Tor TWO "''Ni vacation on a
count OF "h@oiN1s cough epide mic a
the training school ut the center villa
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ST. Adams.

| VA kA1O1AANSs
Joseph Gotta of this city and Miss Flor
ence plOof daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George plooi of East Sheldon, were mar
ried at ;nosburgh Falls Wednesday fore
noon, the Rev. L. Desrochers officiating
The marriage engagement has been an
nounced of 1Iarrie V. Hall. son of the
Hon. and Mrs. Alfred A. nan. and Miss
May l.. Robertson. only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William j. Robertson of Bank
| street
Ten deer have already been shot in this
county since the season opened last Thurs
day. \. h. Head brought one in Saturday
which he got up near Montgomery. while
Mr.. Rice got one at Green's Corners on
Saturday and a Mr.. Hazard shot one in
the same runway sunday. A deer
which was shot saturday morning. in the
woods near "Ilr Robinson's although
quite badly wounded. escaped from the
hunters.
The wedding of Miss Ida Maillioux and
Victor Daignault was celebrated at the
Church of the Holy Guardian Angels at
four O'Clock Monday morning, the Rev.
+. j, Dohcny officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daignault left on the early morning train
for their wedding trip.
The wedding of Miss Harriet M, daugh-
ter of MIR and Mrs. james Curry of
Adds street. and .. w. O. Moore. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Justin G. Moore of South
Il
of the bride at ten O'Clock Tuesday
morning, the Rev John L. Sewall pastor
of the First Congregational Church, Of
floating. The ceremony was private and
only attended by the immediate friends
of the bridal couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
left on the midday train for their we'd
! ding tour and will later make their home
! in this city.
| Louis Noe, aged -, a veteran of the
! civil War died suddenly of heart fail.
ure Monday at the home of Joseph
| Emery ON oak street. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Springer Of PlattShurgh is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Charles II Place.
! Airs. james NJ. Foss, with Miss Ger
| trude \. Woodard as her guest will
/ leave here on November for 10
months stay in Europe. They will sail
| for llHmburg on the eth i'm company
with Mrs. Guy c. Noble, and Mrs. Frank
w. Ballard ana daughter, GwcndolYn,
| Of Burlington
| The marriage of John Z. Mcconnell and
! Miss Ruby NJ Sanborn was Quic tY
Solcmnized at the residence of the Rev.
! d. j. O'SuliVan at $3.50 O'Clock last even
/ ing. Those present were the mother of
! Mr. Mcconnell and his brother, David
| Mcconnell. Mr. and Mrs f. e. Mac
| Arthur attended the contracting parties.
Mr and Mrs. Mcconnell left on the ten
! o'clock car for SWanton ana did not an
| nouncc the extent of their wedding tour.
! The bride has been an Oper Itor at the
! local exchange Of tho New England Tele-
phone company for thn past three years.
! M Mcconnell is a ineman in the ON
! plov of the electric light company here.
/ He was formerly employed by the New
! ENGLAND telephone, being stationed for a
! time at Burlington and also for num-
, Der of years in this city.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Lila Kimball Of Hyde Park visit
ed her sister. Mrs. G. T. Arbuckle. over
SundaN.-D. l. Brown and wife of Nor
risville were guests at II. +. Wheeloclt s
Sunday.-A baby girl arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Wheeler last Sun
day.-MrS. Matte Tucker has finished
work at O. j. putnam's and gone to work
at j. f. Wheeler s.-Miss Hattie Marshall
spent Sunday at her home in Hardwick
Mrs. Lulu Potter of Johnson spent Sun
day with her husband here.-Miss Boyl
Baker has returned from Fairfax.-MI s.
Annie Foster recently visited at f. NJ.
Days in Morristown.-Mrs Jennie Water
man of Morrisvlle was at j. f.. Wheeler 3
Monday.-C. w. Moody has returned to
Cabot.-W. w. Cate was in Barnet on
business last week.-rhere has been a
street lamp placed at the corner of
Portland and Railroad streets by the
public spirited force, which will be an
preCiated by all.
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The band had n concert and dance Fri
day evening at the auditorium. g.
Tomlinson and wife went to North Hyde
Park Thursday to get load of his goods
Many deer have been Killed this sea-
SON. Among them a doe and fawn have
been slain-Mrs Walter Churchill of Nor
rsvillc was guest of Mrs. Charles Burt
the past wcek.-A reception Will be ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott at Unity
Church paror Friday night from 1870 until
rine. All are most cordially invited to
attend.-Charles Eddy has sold his cream
cries in stowe and North Troy to Harry
Belden of Waitsiicld.-L. b. Tomlinson
and wife returned from their Boston trip
Saturday night.-Mrs. Abbott has formed
Friday evenng.-The J. O. q. T. gave
concert and dance at the Auditorium
Friday evening.--1'he l. o. G. 7. will give
drama Tuesday evening and elected Of
ficers.-Roy Smith shot IA deer Saturday.
w. A. Durkee of St Adams Bay has
purchased the Morrill, Dillingham; farm
and taken posseSsion.-E w. Dillingham;
has taken his family to Bellows Falls.
where he has employment in a wood
working shop.
Roy Smith. Craig Burt and Homer
Cleveland have each shot deer.-W T.
Double spent Sunday with his family
in Stowe.-Carmi Gibbs visited his wife
in Montpelier over Sunday.-Mrs. Gibbs
is in Montpelier receiving medical treat
ment.-Mrs. A. T. Weeks returned on
Saturday from visit to friends in Low
ell Mass.--W. w. Houston and Leon
McCutcheon returned from visit to
friends in Gloucester and Wakefield,
Mass, Saturday. Services were held in
the Conversational Church on Sunday for
the first time since the completion OF the
repairs. Dr. G. H. Merrill of st. Johns
bury spoke in the mornin. and again in
the evening. The audience room is great
! IL, ir,,t, in, tyl1o N
and walls and new paint on the pews
and a now carpet are some of the i'm
proVcments. dinner Will be served in
the VeStry on Wednesday to which all
members of the church and congrega-
ton are invited.--Mss Mabel Carr spent
Sunday at her home in Montpelier
Mrs. Julia Cakes, who has been visiting
friends in Roxbury, Mass. returned home
SaturdaN.-Mrs. J. j. Nearren returned
from Lowell Saturda y.--NeXt Sunday will
he observed as communion Sunday at
the Congregational Church. There will be
a preparatory lecture Friday afternoon -
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warren will be
employed at Or. J. C. MoGan's the COM
ing season.-iIerbert Warren had a mar
row escape from serious accident last
Friday. He was applying tho brakes to
freight car coming down Shutesvlc
hill and was so much occupied that he
| did not notice a sagging wire until af-
ter his head came in contact with it. He
was knocked down by the shock but soon
rocovered.-Chaunccy Bryant. night
! Waterman at Burt BROKERS' mill has
/ rented and will soon occupy the Kelley
house on School street.-Mre. Sarah r.
/ Weeks is visiting friends in Hyde Park.
--Ahout six inches Of snow have fallen
since Sunday. Several sleiehs were out
Tuesd1y.-Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Straw.
who have hocn visiting in Burlington,
returned homo MOnday.-MiSs Grace John
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The jury in the case of State VS.. George
| Kaymo for shooting one Bronson took
the case at four o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon. The next case was Marshall
f.. Wilson VS.. the State Mutual Fire In
surance company. The jury were en-
pancled and the case commenced when
| court took a recess until Thursday morn
ing
While Mr.. Richards horse, which was
| hitChed to a lumber wagon was stand
ing near the freight station Wednesday,
It became frightened and ran, taking the
road which leads across the short bridge
The planks We're taken up. tor the bridge
was undergoing repairs and the horse
ran into the lake. The tugs were cut to
save the horse, which swan ashore.
The popular pilot on the Lady of the
Lake, john Mcltwins, married Laura Nc
Shane on Tuesday. October 70.
| Tho jurors in the case of State VS.
George Raymo brought in a verdict of an
assault on Wednesday.
| Mark Bronson was brought in the
second time and pleaded guilty to an
assault, which makes two different as
saults he has pleaded guilty to.
Mrs, Deacon Cummings has gone to the
| Old Ladies Home in Burlington.
Judge Stafford took the case OF Wilson
VS.. State Mutual Fire Insurance company
from the jury Thursday afternoon and
gave verdict for the defendant. This
being the last jury case, the jurors were
excused from further attendance at this
term, There are some court cases to be
tried
At the regular conclave of Malta Com
mandcry, No 10, knight Templars held
| in their asylum on Friday evening. Oc-
| tober 3d. three candidates received the
red cross order and there were 1ve
| knighted. After the work Sir Knight Ed
win Bert True was called in to the open
| I i.
Frank D. Flint, when Sir H. S, Root
presented Sir Knight True with an elegant
past commanders jewel in behalf of the
| members of Malta Commandery, as n
slight token of the esteem in which they
| held him Sir Knight True is one of the
oldest living members and is over 20
years 81 age. lie has always held the
interests of the commandery close to his
heart and ever been ready to do his part
| lunch was served at the clo-> to some
70 sir knights.
The Rev, c. IT, Brown will preach the
sermon at the Thanksgiving day serv-
| ices which are to be held in the Methodist
| church on November 2s at 1915 a. m
Bert French has sold out his interest In
the restaurant under the Mcmphremagog
House to Conductor Holtham.
| Judge Stafford in county court sentenced
| the Freehart boy to one year in the
work house at Rutland; George Raymo
| to not less than TWO years nor more than
three, and Mark Bronson to not less
than FIVE years nor more than six to the
work house at Rutland. These last two
grew out of the shooting scrapc in Coven-
Try this month. Judge Stafford then called
recess until January, when the rest of
the cases will be disposed Of
| The trade whereby John Cowan was to
lease the Newport House for three years
| has failed to materlalize and Mr.. Cowan
will not enter the hotel business for the
present
| Landlord Goode not succeeding in leas-
ing the Newport House Will close the
| Memphremagog House for the winter and
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MORSE LINE.

Hannibal Mullen returned from Lowell
sunday morning.-Andrew Cotter VIII
sell at auction on Friday at 10 a. m, his
household effects-Tuffie JoVare has
purchased A. COtta's farm and stock and
will take possession November l; CON
sideration s5,0O0.-Mr. and Mrs r. II,
Brown and i. NJ. ilill, Jr., and wife re-
turned from Boston Saturday night
Joseph Macia is moving to Franklin, on
DR. Bates'S farm.-The butter market has
advanced on boxes and prints, - cents
being paid. while tubs bring - cents
for separator and 10 cents for tubs, Eggs
are firm at 26 cents.--A. W. Teachout
was in St. Adams last week,-Arthur
Green and Harlow Pomcroy left on Tues
day for New York. hudson Green of Rich
for visited his parents on Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

Barney Porter, who was taken seriously
Ill the 10th, died Tuesday the 10Th Mr..
| orter had lived in town so years and was
highly respected citizen When young
he enlisted in the Mexican War and served
throughout The war. He was one in the
regiment that scaled the wallis of Mexico
ana helped defeat Santa Anna. He leaves
a widow and three children to mourn his
loss. The funeral was held at the church
Thursday and many from out of town
came. The church was filed, showing the
high esteem he was held in by the people.
Two deer were shot in this place Fri
day on the hill back of Arthur Flemings
Eli Carpenter is quite ILL.,. l.. Smith
paid 81 cents for standard milk III Sep
teinber.--The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Charles Tinker November 4. All are
cordially invited to attend.-Gleason Tay-
lur caught large lynx in one of his fox
traps last week. Frank Leach the
ta%dcrmist, has purchased it and is
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TROY.

Mr. Aiken has moved from the Falls
to Newport.-Alrs. Harrison Hadlocl> has
returned from visiting relatives in Bos-
ton and vicinity. Thomas King has nov
ed into one of DIR, Gray's tenemonts.-
Walter Mosey went to llardwck and came
back with the remains of his father.
who died there. The burial was held
in the Troy cemetery beside his mother.
Lowell Chaffee has gone to Springfield,
Mass, to visit his children.-iiarloN Cole
started last Monday for California II
spend the winter--H, ], Bennett has gone
to Jay to do carpenter work for A. A,
Macomber-Mr j. W. Bu2zell has gone
to ST Adams to visit her daughter Mrs.
Ehrer Johnson Mrs, 7, NJ, Emery
of Virgil, \, y is spending a few days
here with her many friends
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DERBY.

Mrs. A. b Hopkinson returned from
a two weeks absence last saturday night,
While away she attended the state con-
yentiOn of the W. G. r. |. at Woodstock
also spent a week with friends in Gale
donia county.--The little son of Leslie
Heath died very suddenly Of blood poison
inc last Friday afternoon. He had been
sick some time but was not considered
DANGEROUS. Funeral services We're held
at the house Sunday afternoon, the Rev
MIR Newton of Holland, officiating The
Rev A. b. Enright and the Rev. j. II
Cone ana wife have not returned from
their excursion to Boston. There was
not a clergyman in the place last Sunday
No services We're held in the Methodist
or Congregational Churches. Mrs Or
Avery of ST. Adams preached a very able
and eloquent sermon in the Baptist
Church in the morning The ladies of the
Baptist Church gave "A harvest supper il
the town hall last Tuesday svSning, which
proved not only feast fcf the hodN
tut also for the mind. Among ether gooc
things on the programme. 4. a. Silver
H., gave very 'nierestina a00~unt o.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page.)

ceremony was performed under a beauti-
full arch of evergreen. ferns and autumn
flowers. The fair bride in very becoming
costume was given away by her father.
The bridal gifts were very fine and appro-
pirate. After the ceremony very enjoy
able wedding breakfast was served. in
charge OF the brides mother. Mrs. Julia
NJ. (Nichols) Rood assisted by Miss lrma
G. Rood, and Miss Mary G. Wheeler, sis
tcrs Of bride and bridegroom respectively.
Dudley +. Rood brother, and Charles A..
Buck cousin. were efficient helpers on
this occasion. After the repaSt the happy
pair were conveyed to St Adams for a
trip to Boston or other places. to return
after some 10 days to their home in Buck
Hollow. Many good wishes follow this
NOunG aud nODnlAr COunle.
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to New York city Monday-Mrs. Howard
of Boston Mass, a relative of A. j.
Browns. has spent the past week at
his home Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Hawley
who took carriage drive to Bristol and
Mddlebury, returned home Saturday
night.-Charles Miner of Cady's Falls
is the guest of his sister, Mrs Ezra
Seeley.-Mrs. Abbie w. Hodges, who spent
week with her friends here, has re-
turned to Boston. Mass, where she has
a position as stenographer and type
writer William Hoyt shot a large buck
near the farm Of Fred Edwards last
Monday which weighed 35s pounds 1t had
large antlers with four prongs on each
side.-Mrs. Hattie Brown and Mrs. How
ard went on tn excursion to Montreal the
past week.
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IRASBURGH.

The w r. c. hcld their meeting at the
court house last Wednesday. Mrs y. G.
sleeper Of Newport was present and WAS
much pleased with the work the past
year Miss Anna Knapp has returned
home from Roston.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Grant have been called to bakersfield
to sec Mrs. Grants mother, who is very
sirk.-Charles Smith shot a deer last
week The hunters IRE more plenty than
decr-Jamos " oodhurY and mother are
moving back to their farm.-Mrs. Ado
Tcnipleton ha. returned home from Hart
ford Conn.