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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-07
A 'DITORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given Ii OF this OF.
nee VIII he Cprn from the lsI dny Of
January 1893 - the 2Oth day of Feb.
ruary 1913, the purpose of receiving
'hc returns ~! tie tax payers of Lam
| caster County.
an persons having per, onal proper,
ty IN their pJss, s>iui or control as
Manager, iio'der. or as Husband
Parent, Gu~fdiau, trustee Executor.
administrator, Is. c. iver, Agent or
Attorney on the 1t day Of Jan. 1903.
are required hy aw ~ list the same
ior taxation within tuc time reuuired
by law, OF incur he penalty of fify
per cent which attaches i'm casa of
allure to do so
Ihe Taxpayers will note all Real
Estate acquired or improvements
made since last return
All ma!e persons between the ages
OF Il rnd 90 are liable for Poll Tax ex.
cept those exempt by Law
me Auditor or an assistant will 1t.
tend the foil wing places In the Coun.
ty on the tays named below for The
convenience of the public:
Osceo'a. Tuesday, January G. .l90a
m. -'0,
Pleasant ant Valley, Wednesday. Jan.
Belair, Thursday, January 8, o n.
Van Wyck, Friday, January 8. I'M.
pixie. Monday, January IL, a m.
Dwight, Monday, January i2, pm.
Iradcsville. Tuesday, January l3,
p. IN. 80
Taxahaw, Wednesday. January IA.
Flat Creek Church. Thursday, jan
uaIy Is, p m.
10 p m.
Prmus. Saturday, January II. a m.
Halle Gold Nine. Monday. January
Ke. shaw, Tue sday and Wednesd.
January % and 2lst.
90 Heath springs. Thurs ,ay. Jaou
Pleasant Hill. Friday, January %
m.
January 26. "S'
1t will be TO the inte, est ofevery tax
payer TO make his return trn. .iptjv
and save. the 50 per cen paltv
which attaches alter the 2Oti. of Feb.
ruary 'Hg'.'.
After the above dates will be found
IN the Auditors Office TO wait unon
the public Respectful y,
~. JNo a Cook,
~ Auditor, l.. g,
Lancaster, SC. Dec. 8, 1909.
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The Smallpox Situation in Char.
lotte.

For the past few weeks the
smallpox situation in this city has
been steadily improving, and now
the city and county health Off
GERS have full control and are
stamping out the disease. At
present there are 80 colored and
l6 white people In the smallpox
hospital, several being discharged
yesterday. Charlotte Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-07
HE DIS SHOULD NEWER
AtL7-EN,

Never endure this trouble.
Use at once the remedy thatstop-
ped it for Mrs. n. A. Webster,
of Winnie, Va, she writes CDR.
Kings New Life Pills wholly
cured me of sick headaches | had
suffered from for two years !"
Cnre Headache, Constipation,
Biliousness. 25c at Crawford
Bros, and j. r. Mackey & Co.,
drug store. Z"
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Thirteen Deaths in Norfolk from
Toy Pistols.

Norfolk, Jan. 3.-Four more
lives were today added to the long
list of fatalities growing out of
lockjar produced by burns re-
cieved from toy pistols during
Christmas.
This brings the total up to 13
deaths and there are at least two
cases which will result fatally.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-07
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552 Juo a Cook s,Iorv Of, 1000
oo5 " tauthep salary oo gco
o34 l-F&tt Robertson rep BRIDGES 10 o, sec
555 W I, Crcnshaw snnI q. con -. Sn oocoo
$50 DIR j Il Mickey OK in lunocv 0n go
557 DIR 1t Gregory postmorem \ 90 So5
20 ~ w C.eeie lum and haul rock Sos
ooo Stooner rep uu, road
900 Lan adv for co
90 1uis y" terier Chico cks office 1893 570l
562 M Steele ro, tr;,,ro -
tGI ~ ,i'"Son lumber 3 10 572
- ID tunherturk for chain 573I
800 fP Gilez&SM Whcrry rep pub road . o0 57II
oo6 Sapps~ lumber Il 90 575I
See ~, ro"eH sal etc supt ed 43 IS '576
ooo w y Caskey salar XII
80 = Ashley removing raft SIS
90 DR. 5 H Ezzell ex in lun and posn 10 90 57eI
20 "a ~ lyau inquest 10 90 5SO
oI2 j Il Stogner repb b DO and road
573 III Perry sol nc 90 rn' ~ UI all ~ ~ ~ oo% oo%
574 Sown of hire of nrisoper. oo
90 William HughesCo cogg co and al 40I II 6o
80 Ihas ~ Jones commitment stamps 59O|
s7e :, 'S q 4u VI, oaskey keeping co home II 90 597
ga e one lum and rep bridge, 442 59s
80 Conhor salary 6O1
$50 b & M Co sun for co g co h and ioi Az IA eco
M Iooer ser bd and Eq
5o2 Leonard Frazer wood for office 90 COZ
ooo l. y Ierry salary 6O6l
5S4 A Hyatt sal as maost 10 s0 cox
Soc c - + Latham ser as township COS
o L: caskey salary GIL
20 oho L Hunter salary sheriff 600
5SS Jno T. Hunter ;nl occt cooI
T. w. AcMURRAY, l. ! Prp.v
olerK County Supervisor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1903-01-07
L LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY
schedule in effect Nov. s., 1902.
(Daily except Sunday

schedule in effect Nov. 8, 1902.
DAILY except Sunda>)
WESTBOUND EASTB, UND.
Nos. ii and 16. Nos. & and L.
A NJ. z Nj. A Pm
$40 $50 Ar Chester Nv 1000 s Is
7.30 500 Richburg 10 Il S45
723 40 Ba,cumbvitie IO47 S 3
40 4.30 Fort Lawn j u3 8 O5
6.45 400 Ly Lancaster hrII 50 $50
NO. IA. leaving Lancaster 6'45 am.
cakes Gloss cunueclinn al hester
&fth Southern hallway No 35 fer
tarlotte and points north; and Sea
lard Air Line Atlanta special"
4 atlanta and points west .Aiso
ith aroma and Northw estern Rail,
AZ No 10 for enuir n { and in
armediate points, and southern Rail
'ay No 33 for Coumoi, and points
IUth
2 No. l5, leaving Chester 1900 no
2nnects with Southern Railway No.
10 from Columbia and roints south:
5saboard Air Line ~ Atlanta Suecia,D
from northern and eastern points aud
southern Railway No. 3S from North
srn and eastern points, an Lsn.
@ater with ! q & q e for BIacksbUrp.
No. 10, leaving Lancaster . 10 y m,
Gnnects at Lancaster with s ZOE
tfom Camden and Marion. AID south.
slh Railway No. 81 az Chester for
Charlotte and points north
NO. IL. leaving Chester 8.l5 m,
,onnects at Chester with Southern
Railway M "a from 'olu,n bia and
points south.
JAS M. HE ATR, Gen Pass Agt
LEROY SPRIN GS. President.
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Sc nI> WEEKLY.
Report Of County Board Commissioners
For Quarter Ending Dec 81. 1902.

For Quarter Ending Dec. 81. 1902.
Favor ""S's hs Ss1is c% "5 Aoosa A% SS.:. Ss &
p Hunter salary $50 30 AGA
making 500 l6t
Hilton salary constable 25 60 ass
Cauthen magistrate $500 ass
DIR Beckham ex l1 in iunacy 800 800 53S i3S
Wherry repairing wagon 4 90 400
Il Roberts magistrate and constable 81 90 4GI
NoweI salary, etc, education
fFynn lumber and hauling rock 500 $40
W. T. Caskey magistrate 1900 AGA
McMurray salary $ commissioner G25 4S5
LA Watson work for changang 60 4GG
DStarnes building bridge 63 so 4SS
Ur n w u 'pp postmortem and dis 100 469
w r Csskey holding inquest 10 Is 504
P Hunter conveying lnuatc 1G ~ 40
9:i 'Gi Hs ""ssy sS n nrHSss1"s "sssy 8
DR. r Brown zoo m m5i1
" B connor phone message 40 AZ
Hunter conveying mnatc 104 474
+ Griffin painting courthouse 80 90 as
hyTt Ty Psrsn rerry repairing bridge 81 80 476
VA & @ Carnes magst and constable 25 90 513
Mathis hauling rock rpr road IA 40 AIS
Outen painting vanishing in CHI SIS 498
11porru work for chaingang 800 4Sl
. rerry salary as com and clerk 145S 479
Dr . d Hlnson medicine so 5S5
+ Ii Horton repairing brldce 40 ScJJ
y a. Hyatt Nat5, salary, ETC. as magistrate 50 $50
- - Wv Wv Nopley % w Mac KEY, magst const % 90 49S
Caskey salary 500 4S1
Jno Cook $500 49,
VIC Cauhen 800 asa
J T Thomasson rent for phone 81 90 19o 400
j w Hall haulinp rock N 5t9,2
JOS M Caskey keepino countv homo &c o0 1oocc
DR. g Foster examination in Innacy o0 io9
X Cunningham boarding iurors az OO ioo
Hunter CONVEYING iunatic ~ O0 i00
salary tC0
iail ,oo
j Connor constable Ok M s0g
Jas l. Barton superintanlent cba,no.,, Oo zoo
w McMurray SALARY t0o
A q Roweu ''t"iy o2o 492
u Il Payseur for ele 1ol
j King Il j II Kirk nd constable AK
A Hinson umbsr ~ ~ 10
! A Bowers "moer looa ~
7 p Hunter ,;.. =. .. 81 70 45O
PatFrown Rohw; oua st !, 'nI p.ls"lel oO 3O6
Hunter conveying prisoner 65 50G
Hlnson lumber 546
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14
CHEAP CASH STORE CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Fresh fruits of all kinds received daily WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
 Goods delivered free. MEDicovIcH c NOBLE

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Cochise. Tc--i.oy of Arizona
 Notice is hereby given that Maurice Denn having filed in this court his petition praying for letters of admin istration of the estate of Mary E. Dem deceased; the hearing of the same has been fixed by said court for Saturday. the 18th day of April, 1903, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the court room thereof at the court house in the city of Tombstone. coun- ty of Cochise. and all persons inter ested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any there be, why the said petition should not be granted.
 Dases April 3rd, 1so3.
 |: F. R. oBRfHG, Clark. First puhsiosllon april 2. f1ees.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14
MUTUAL ESTEEM IS MORE
 PRECIOUS THAN LOVE
By CARMEN SILVA. Queen of Roumsnis


 A/XG be the circumstances what they may One should
 l HE be able endure by acquiring the proper degree E/lS of self mastery and patience It is relationship ESl Sl~3 which under the favorable conditions main healthy only with the help of outward tender and brought happy only with the self rifce.
 IN THE SERVICE OF HUMANITY! That should form the thought of the bridal couple before the altar instead of dreams focastng how happy both become Veal and lie seldom hands, for fate beyond ken soul body much less those of s7
 The question and its exaggerated solution have perhaps brought this GOOD RESULT in their ran-girs nowadays independent than formerly when entering the do therefore childish husbands they become companions from the without first passing through the school which keeps for those who have finished their apprenticeship beforehand It still pernss bic think "He, the glorious of all always provided that the husband harbo analogous thought and recognizes his wife the glorious and worshpful of all
 PRECIOUS AND INTERCOURSE ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. SWEETNESS WHICH ENDURE THROUGH THE YEARS SHOULD TAKE THE PLACE OF THAT HATEFUL scoRN ALL RESTRAINT WHICH IS NEVER GRACEFUL AND NEVER WINsoME
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14

honest
 MAN PURSUE STUDIES OF RESULTS APPLIED uTiLTARiAN OBJECTS, SUCH LsERALLY EDUCATED. POETS WILL NOT BREATHE THEIR SECRETS THOUGHTS OF THE PHILOSOPHERS vocELEss OBJECT NATURE ADMIRATION DECLARE GLORY 
 tuniy of presenting modern language instead of Latin for ad mission universities comparatively of them take advan
 of the opportunity This that Latin has intrinsic merit enough hold its place the schools and regard
 during should both relatively and absolutely have made decided gains the high schools of Greek, study highly than do. LIBERAL CULTURE CAN NOT BE FORGED It very strange that educators them selves should be guilty of the capital of supposng that the process of education could be hastened railroad speed
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14
CULTURE IS ITS
 OWN REWARD

By President ]. C. scnURMAN
 &a lA nf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14
The Growth of Socialism Is Appalling

By Archslshop J0HN JOSEPH KfANf ef Dussa1e fVA1lHEN look and every hand the evi dences of the rapid growth of socialism, appalled,
 and credit my senses, for it is only a years ago seemed there could be free so where equal before and where opportunity boundless and m for the growth of socialism
 And yet today socialism growing, and growing rapidly, be avoided with anarchy the other Truth the middle half way between the of assez fae d that prbc asod and 1t i there should seek the remedy
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14
Lily White Parties May Be Formed h
 the North as We'll as In the South

By L0RiMER the Madison Avenue
 Church York
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14

WACO LODGE, NO. 20, A. Q. U. W.
 Naco Arizona
 Master Workman, G. 8. Crockett; Financier, B. J. OReilly; Recorder, B. L. Kennedy. Meets each Wednes- day evening in Madden's opera house Visiting brothers cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14

the border of complication is due to what assng cored Once you get the negro convinced that he has the balance of force election time he will demand power from the political party which he allied will demand great concessions and the Lily White parties will result
  ANXIOUS Avop-RAcE ANTAGONIST THROUGHOUT LAND COUNTRY CAUSE UNTOLD SUP
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14

JLTURE like yirtue like religion, is its end We are constituted that long know and the minds aspiration after knowledge is entitled recognition as the hearts aspiration after goodness. may be honest because it pays to be- honest but he Is no
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-14

HE negro question is rapidly nearing crisis It
 likely to result in the forming of Lily White pa
 in the north as well in the south The proclaI ton signed by Abraham Lincoln gave freedom to white man as well as to the black man. That the
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-02
EAST 8RAINTREE.

My car OF -four has arrived and car
| furnish you with Faultless for pastry anc
Ben Hur for bread, at right prices. tx
close at once: 25 pairs childrens' rubbers
at 15e per pair. f. l. CLAFLIN.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
evening at 1880.
Mrs. Emma French came home from
Randolph Tuesday.
E. F. Martin finished work in E. /.
Clatiin's store April /.
Jessie Blanchard is visiting at Noah
Clark's in Randolph Center.
j. w. Blanchard went to Boston this
week with stock for market.
Orsoa Fits and daughter, Inez. OF
North Randolph are visiting at g. Grains.
Miss Catherine Benham visited her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Dibbell, several days
recently.
Miss Edna Norman and friend from
Randolph Wis ted at Reuben Norman's the
first Of the week.
William Banister and Miss Lizzie Chad
burn were married at Sharon. March "a.
Success and happiness to you, Will.
Reuben Norman has moved to the V. J..
Spear farm and Waldo Butterfield TO the
house recently vacated by Mr.. Norman.
Mrs. Nellie Fullam and Miss Lucy are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Mclntire. Mr.. Mclntire, who has
been seriously i'll, is improving.
The people in this vicinity were much
surprised at the appearance of barber
last saturday evening at j. G. Melntire's
and many improved the opportunity to
get a clean shave.
Quite a series Of accidents happened
at the mil last week, though none OF
them were OF serious pnature Wallace
Peavey had his foot injured by lumber
sliding on il, Bert Farnsworth was lamed
by logs rolling and striking his knee
and Harry Ferguson got his toe iammcd
in the same manner.
The sugar party given by the Grange
Saturday night was largely attended. A
short program was given by the young
people, consisting of selections by the
Grange orchestra arhe Advanced Por-
tion OF Barnum's Cireus,n by Steve Cleve-
land and Don Hutchinson, was received
with great applause. "The Ivy Queen"
by eleven young ladies dressed in white,
trimmed with Ivy leaves, was given in
very acceptable manner. And last came
the sugar and doughnuts, which were
enjoyed by all. Much credit is due
Misses Ethel and Jennie Cleveland, who
had charge OF the program.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-02
sRookFIELD.

Miss Chase, nurse, is having the care OF
-ibbie Abbott at present.
Roy Blanchard is home from visiting
friends in Barre the last ten days.
Monday last, Anna Clark returned to
her work in school at Ashburnham, Mass.
Mrs. Vane Wardner is in WilliamstOwn
taking care Of Mrs. Charles Holden, who
has a young child.
ETA and Carlton Kibbee went to Ram
dolph Center Sunday TO see their baby
sister at Mrs. Peake's.
News comes that Henry Wills died at
the home of his daughter in Randolph,
where he and his wife went for visit.
James Washburn, wife and baby are
with T. w. Hayes family for a few days.
He needs the rest from stone work In West
Berlin.
As soon as Fred Ralph can arrange his
affairs in his former home at Concord, n.
H., he viii move his family here, and have
charge Of the Ralph farm.
Last Tuesday, George Lyman came from
Rutland, for rest and a change from ardu-
Gus work and is at the home OF his grand
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. Peck.
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Death of Orlando Ralnh.

The startling news came 10 everyone as
surprise that Orlando Ralph was dead, in
the afternoon OF last week Wednesday.
Apparently he was in usual health up to a
few moments before his death. He drove
to the village twice in the forenoon, ate a
hearty dinner, after which he laid on the
couch for his daily rest His wife being
in an adjoining room, heard him breath
ing heavily and in an instant was b. his
side, but found only slight sign OF life
and he was no more. His well-known
form viii be greatly missed. His son,
Fred, and family from Concord, n. H.,
came on the night train.
The funeral was attended Friday after
noon by many friends. The Masonic
fraternity were present, Of which order
Mr.. Ralph was a member, and he was
buried with Masonic honors. Rev. Mr..
Abererombie oificiated. Funeral arrange
ments were under the direction OF Hon.
Marcus Peck. The male quartette fur
nished music. The pail bearers were
Cassius Peck, A. L. Folansbee, Geo.
Crane and T. Calagan. Out-of-town
friends we're G. Peck from Burlington,
Mrs. Julia Seabury from Waterbury and
Mrs. Stevens from Montpelier.
Mrs. Mary Ralph and son, Fred, and
family express hearty thanks to friends
ministering kindness in this afiliction,
also to the male quartette, and for the
lovely tribute Of flowers.
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WHAT'S GOING ON.
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE BIG
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
corbett Bee. Mecovern Aealn.

Young Corbett OF Denver clinched his
hold on the lightweight pugilistic cham
pionship Tuesday at San Francisco, when
he again defeated the ex-champion, Terry
McGovern Of Brooklyn. The men met
over year ago and Corbett, then almost
unknown, gained an unexpected victory,
which was attributed to McGovern's i'll
preparation. McGoveFn was the favorite
in the betting this time. Both men
fought to the limit, and while they were
nearly evenly matched Corbett displayed
somewhat the more science and strength.
In the first round and again in the second
he had his man nearly out, but Terry re-
covered and came back hard. In the elev-
enth. being badly tagged by his exertions
and the punishment received previously,
McGovern received several hard blows on
the jaw, went to the floor and was counted
out. The fight caused great interest in
San Francisco. Eleven thousand men
witnessed il.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-02

There was a big sensation IN Leesville,
Ind, when w. III. Brown OF that place,
who was expected to die, had his life saved
by DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. He writes: "I endured insult
ferable agonies from asthma, but ycur
New Discovery gave me immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected a complete
cure.n Similar cures OF consumption,
pneumonia, bronchitis and grip are nu-
merous. It's the peerless remedy for all
throat and lung troubles. Price 5Oc. and
81. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free.
For sale by Drew q Leonard. Randolph
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Elizabeth c. Temple is quite sick
with the grip.
c. L. Hodges was in Utica, \. Y, last
week on business.
Owen Seymour is considered little bet
I ter, but is still very weak.
ID. A. Robinson has gone TO Barre and is
at work there in thequarries.
The overseer OF the poor was about here
| last Monday on official business.
Lincoln Morse has now an attack OF the
grip added TO his other ailments.
Mrs. G. L. Hodges went to Philadelphia
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs. +. A.
1 Partridge.
Miss Bagnall and her mother will 60 to
Massachusetts, tomorrow and spend the
vacation with relatives there.
Miss Darling, the drawing teacher at
the Normal. has been on the sick list and
has gone home to rest till after vacation.
Willie Parmenter and wife took a trip to
Rochester last Friday and returned Sun
day. They found many friends there TO
visit.
George r. Pember has leased the Bel
knap farm to James Mutually and he took
possession yesterday. lie has also leased
the II. c. Pember farm to Bert Howard
and he has taken possession.
Ihe Normal takes the usual Easter kaca-
tion, closing today and resuming work
again one week from next Tuesday. Prn-
eipal Morrill, will spend the vacation with
his family in Bakersfield and he expects
they will return with him when school
opens again.
Pember Morrill,, 10 or IA years old, son
OF VIII Morrill,, was severely injured last
Monday while leading 3year-old colt TO
water. The colt was very playful and
turned and kicked, hitting the young
man squarely in the face. II Knocked out
several teeth and the face and throat were
cut in several places. DR.. Newell was call
ed and took twenty stitches in dressing
the wounds
Rev. Edward NJ Fuller, field secretary
OF the State Sunday School association,
viii address a union service Of the church
es OF Randolph Center at the Congl
church next Sunday morning at l0;30
O'Clock. After the address there will be a
conference at which Mr.. Fuller desires to
meet all superintendents and teachers and
others interested in Sunday school work.
The association, as is known, is interde-
nominational, and the members OF
churches and Sunday schools in all parts
OF the town are invited to participate in
the service by the local pastors.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-02
Dewey Talked unwisely.

In a newspaper interview last week,
Admiral Dewey, who has lately returned
from command Of the naval manmuvres in
the work OF the squadron. and said it was
an object lesson TO the German emperor,
and that Germany could not possibly send
over a feet that would be able to cope
with il. The remarks OF the admiral were
badly received in Germany. President
Roosevelt asked the admiral informally to
explain them, which he did by saying
that he meant no discourtesy to Germany,
and that the talk had been given a differ
ent significance than It warranted. Off
cially, Germany has taken no notice Of it..
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NORMAL NOTES.

Miss Robinson is visiting Bessie Smith
and also the normal.
Thomas ]. Abbott spent Thursday with
his father in East Bethel.
School kept last Monday and closet
Thursday noon for ten days vacation.
The drawing teacher, Miss Darling, has
been forced to give up her work and &c
home because OF illness.
. The social and promenade was well at
tended Saturday evening. A fine time was
enjoyed and the sum Of so cleared.
A change in books has taken place in
the botany class. .'The Foundations OF
Botany by Bergen is now being studied.
Myra Ashwell went to her home last
week. She hopes to be sufficiently recover
ed after Easter to resume her work in
school
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EAST RRooKFlELp.

II. ID. Wheatley spent Sunday with
friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. Emily Reed, who has spent the
winter with her daughter in Massa-
chusetts, arrived home last week Wednes-
day.
Geo. /. Ford of Braintree were in town
to attend the reception given Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.. Marshall.
f. l.. Marshall and wife returned from
their wedding trip last week Wednesday
and a largely attended reception was
given them at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Metcalf Wednesday evening.
A more beautiful display OF presents Is
seldom seen in our country towns, which
plainly bespeaks the universal respect
and esteem in which the bride and groom
are held by their many friends.