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pinner Of the &c So societv.

The Secretary Of State viii be the
guest Of honor at the seventeenth an
nual dinner Of the Ohio State Society. Of
New York, Saturday, January II. All
the ambassadors have been invited 10
the dinner. ana Colgate Hoyt win send
his private car TO carry the distinguished
guests to New York The Third As
sistant Secretary Of State. Herbert II. D.
Pierce, and Edwin Morgan. Of the State
Department, VIII accompany the party.
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Madame WI, wife OF WI Tins-fang,
late Chinese minister to the United
States, has arrived at San Francisco
from the East. She viii sail for China
on the steamer Korea this week.
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Receptions and Teas.

Sonora de Azpiroz, wife of the Mexican
ambassador, Will hold the first of her
assisted in receiving by her daughter,
Sonora de Perez Rivera.
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AR and Mrs Edmund BayIes, Robert
Goelet and Miss Goelet who have been
staying at the British embassy for the
past week. returned to New York yester-
DAY IN time 10 attend the Astor ball,
which took place last night
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PhiIadeIphia Notes.

The Monday Evening Dancing Glass
started of brilliantly at IL o'clock last
evening. More older people participated
in the dancing. and the wall flowers"
were few. The attendance was quite
large, ard the ballroom at Horticultural
Hall was more crowded than at either OF
the two previous meetings.
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kin. it is said. they rendered valuable
service to the foreigners.

The new United States ambassador.
Robert s. Mccormick, presented his ere
dentials to the Car at Tzarskoe- Selo
yesterday. He was accompanied by J.
w. Riddle, secretary. and Mr.. Schuyler.
second secretary Of the embassy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Pike of Chi
cage are visiting Mrs. Pixies parents,
Senator and Mrs. Alger. at their home in
Sixteenth Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley s. johnson are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton, at
3f6 East Grace Street
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The wives Of the members OF Congress
living at the Ebbitt House viii not re-
ceive this afternoon, but viii be at
home Tuesday, January 20.
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Mrs. Charles F. Joy viii receive this
afternoon at 1928 Connecticut Avenue.
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Mrs Charles n. Fowler will receive
today at the New willard
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Mrs Robert J. Wynne. wife of the As
sistant Postmaster General, viii not re-
ceiye this afternoon.
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Miss May Handy left Thursday to visit
her friend, Mrs. Percy Turrpre, Of New
York
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Mrs. A. J. Montague. who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
her home in Richmond.
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Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe received yes
terday afternoon
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Mrs. Dewey held a large reception yes
terday afternoon
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Notes.

Mr. and Mrs Reginald Brooks, Of New
York. have taken Mrs. Richardson's cot
tage at Aiken, s. c., for the winter
Mrs. Brooks was formerly Miss Phyllis
Langhorne
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Mrs. Joseph c. sibley, wife Of Repre-
sentative sibley, Of Pennsylvania. enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday IN honor
OF Mrs. Knox. The drawing rooms were
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Mrs. Mcclellan, widow of General Nc
Clellan, is at the Richmond and viii
spend several weeks in washington.
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Mrs. Franklin Stearns announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Lillian
TfIIinghast SteaTns. to Lieut.. Presley
Marion Rixey. United States Ma
rfne Corps. which took place Friday
evening al 6 o'clock at Farley" the
country home OF the brides family, in
CuIpeper county.
Owing to illness in Miss Stearns' fam
fIy. only relatives witnessed the cere-
mony.
Lieutenant Rixey is ordered to Manila
and viii leave shortly for that point,
Miss stearns Is beautiful blonde and
popular in Richmond society
Engagements.
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John Hanson Thomas gave a small din
ner last night before the german at his
home. 101e St. Paul Street The table
DECORATIONS were red and green.
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Miss Chadwick. Of Boston, is visiting
her sister. Mrs Douglass Thomas, jr.
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The italian ambassador and signora
Mayor des Planches entertained at din
ner last night. A reception and informal
dance followed the dinner. The guests at
the latter were Baron Gevers, the
Netherlands minister; Gen. Isaac Kahn,
the Persian minister Senator and Mrs
Chauncey NJ Depew, Senator and Mrs.
George P. Wetmore Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Wadsw0rth. Miss Josephine Patten
and Baron Won Ritter. second secretary
OF the German embassy.
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The wives Of the members Of Congress
living at the Dewey viii receive this
afternoon
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win Not Receive.

Mrs. Draper will not receive this after
noon.
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Mrs. Beck. wife Of the Assistant At
torney General. viii not receive today.
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cling abroad. Mr. Voorhees, is a civil
engineer and graduate of the Troy
Polytechnic Institute.
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William c. Whitney, who has been
spending several days at his country
house at Westbury. L. L. returned to
New York yesterday, and is at his home,
ST. Fifth Avenue.
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The White House.

Mrs. Roosevelt received yesterday at
ternoon from 4 10 o'clock
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Invitations were sent out yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Cassatt and Miss
Katherine K. Cassatt for the three re
naming Saturday evenings in January
after 10 o'clock, at their residence. 202
West Bittenhouse Square. The cards Of
Nj. and Mrs. w Plunkett Stewart Of
Baltimore are inclosed- These evening
receptions have been given by Mr. and
Mrs Cassatt for number of years, and
the entertainments include informal
dancing and supper.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin II. Weatherbee
gave largely attended dance last even
ing at Sherrys for their daughter, Miss
Henrietta Constable Weatherbee, one of
the seasons debutantes. About 900
guests were present, most Of them mem
bers Of the younger set.
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Mrs Postlethwaite gave a young peo-
pies dinner last night.
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Personal MENTION.
Mrs. s. Rosenthal and daughters are
visiting friends IN Baltimore, Nd

Mrs s. RosenthaI and daughters are
visiting friends IN Baltimore, Nd
Mrs. W. H. Amiss OF 1898 sixth street
northwest, and her youngest sen. ae-
companfed by Der sister, Mrs. Thomas
Graham. VIII leave Washington on Janus
airy IS for Denver, Col Mrs. Anaiss
is going for her health. and If the
climate is beneficial win permanently
reside there. Mrs. Graham VIII be
joined by her husband at Denver. and
continue on a trip to southern Cali
fornia, returning by way of New Or
leans.
Mrs George Marsh. OF e16 Twenty
third Street has undergone 10 little IN
convenience by reason of her name
having been confused with that Of
lady of the same name who was injured
ia a bicycle accident on Saturday
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Mrs. Hut gave a luncheon of twelve
covers yesterday.
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Charles NJ. Ffouike has with him for
few days Alr. and Mrs Dana and Miss
Dana, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Ffoulke gave
an informal dinner in their honor last
night.
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Mrs Lloyd Brice. Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Bruden, and Mrs W Seward Webb
were among those who entertained at
dinner last night.
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This letter, translated. reads;

This letter, translated. reads:
Esteemed Sir: the day sacred to Israelites
ali over the world the New Year 1868. reckoned
creation of the world-on day young
Old poor, men, women children assemble
their worship pour prayer before the
Hosts dwelling amidst cherubim, mploring His
cy inscribe life of happiness and peace
At the time reach thee, bonored sir
holy the with moist
owes AMI, hands unified beavervar5 invoking the divine
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The Princeton Club has sent out invi-
tations for reception on Thursday
evening, January %. at Horticultural
Hail. 10 meet President Woodrow WI
son and the members of the board Of
trustees of Princeton University.
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Engagements

Ar engagement of much interest which
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Dr. and Mrs. S. Weir Mitchell gave q
dinner last night at their residence, 1924
Walnut Street.
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Two marriage Licenses were issued
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rideout has purchased CELIA
Kidder's house in the village.
Il. Q. Perry is moving into the
Martin house.
Arch Batchelder returned from
Chicago on Monday.
Henry Remission has purchased E.
V. Dukes grocery goods.
A chicken pie dinner and supper
will be served in the Methodist
church dining oom on Friday.
A. V. Taylor has commenced to
move into the village.
School is to reopen next Monday in
the Congregational basement. Miss
Page has resigned as teacher.
The special town meeting called last
Saturday was adjourned one week.
The piano for use in the lecture
course was put into the church on
Saturday.
The l. o. G. T. meeting of district
No 12 held here Saturday afternoon
vas largely attended.
The seating capacity of the Con-
gregational church was insufficient
for those attending the lecture in the
evening by Rev. Effie K. Jones of
Barre, which was very fine.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Mrs. George Sumner is visiting
friends in Hardwick for a few days.
School in district No. 8 closed Fri
day, November 6. Pupils having no
absent marks during the term are
Rena Angel, GLADYS Goodell, Edith
Lawson, Nellie Cady, Pearl Leuch,
James White, Delbert Lawson and
Herbert King.
Arthur Benjamin was in Barre one
day this week.
The village school closed last Fri
day, Miss Eleanor Waterman of Hard
wick teacher.
A. B. Sulham is in Morristown WIS.,
iting relatives and friends this week.
EAST BROOKFIELD.
l.. B. Panton and E. V. Price are
painting the cemetery fence at the East
village.
Mrs. Emily Reed returned from
Braintree the first of the week, where
she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Jackson and daugh-
ter, Miss Eva, were in Barre last
Friday to visit the formers mother,
Mrs. @. M. Bickford.
Mrs. A. A. Currier and son, Dana,
of North Andover, Mass, we're in
town last week visiting relatives.
Deputy Sheriff w. H. Sprague was
in Barre city last week Tuesday on
official business, and in Orange and
Oorinth later in the interest of the
Stoddard Manufacturing Go. of Rut-
land.
W. A. Robbins and wife left for
their new home in East Randolph
last week and Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Wheatley took possession of their new
home purchased of Mr.. Robbins.
The Rev. r. H. Abercrombie spoke
to u people last Sunday in exchange
with Rev. d. Ii. Strong.
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Walter S. Goss began work at Mont
pelier on Monday for the Vermont
Waterman Company.
The basket ball players gave an ex-
hibition game at the town hall last
Wednesday evening, much to the
pleasure of the spectators. On Friday
evening of this week they are to play
the girls of the Spaulding high school
of Barre in the hall.
II. @. Ranno of Manchester, n. H,
whose wife was a daughter of the late
Oliver W. Densmore of this town, has
been visiting here for several days,
Mrs. J. K. Darling left last week for
a visit of some weeks in Newburyport,
Mass, and elsewhere.
Many of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Bacon visited them on
Wednesday evening of last week to
extend congratulations on their marri-
age, and left behind them on their de-
parture a large number of presents
The band, of which Mr.. Bacon is a
member, were present in a body, and
furnished agreeable muisc.
II. T.. Tinker, who has been for
thirty years railroad ticket agent at
White River Junction, has been in
town for several days. Mr.. Tinker is
a native of Chelsea, and while here
has been looking over various pieces
of real estate with the idea of pur-
chasing for a home, but it is UNDER
stood that no trade has been made.
John B. Hatch has gone to Athol,
Mass, where he expects employment,
as formerly, in a machine shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hodsdon of
Piermont, N. H.. are visiting at J..
@. Atwood's. Mrs. Hodsdon is a
sister of Mrs. Atwood.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are planning a sale for the
benefit of the repair fund, to be held
on the afternoon and evening of Dec.
2 in the town hall. All interested in
this object are invited to contribute to
the sale any fancy articles for use in
the kitchen or elsewhere candy, pop
corn, vegetables. etc.
G. w. Cleveland has sold his farm
for $500 to Willis M. Sanborn, who
mas taken possession. Mr.. Cleveland
removes to Barre.
Samuel Crafts died Sunday after
noon, at the age of eighty-one years,
six months, and nine days. The
burial services are to be held ON Tues
day at the residence of F. @. Waldo.
CALAIS.
Remember the UNION meeting at
Mrs. Elgin Mann's OIL Thursday.
The school at Maple Corner will
close this week with an entertainment
Friday evening, when the farce en-
titled MY Wife's Relation" will be
presented.
Clark Doty has sold his farm to
Philo Brown, possession to be given
soon. Mr.. Doty and wife will live in
the S~tickney house through the win
ter.
Daniel Smith bought a farm in
Woodbury. recently.
PLAINFIELD.
Mrs. Danforth came Tuesday to
spend the winter here.
Sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Page and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Perkins last week.
Harry Shorey and Eta Annis were
married, Wednesday, November 10.
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The W. NJ. s., met with Mrs. Har-
ley Ainsworth last Thursday after
noon.
Bishop Hall of Burlington is expect
ed to speak here Wednesday evening,
Nov. 10.
Mr.. Gallagher is putting in the
foundation for a house on Granite
street.
The W. @. T. u, will meet with
Mrs. H. r. Mack Friday evening,
Nov. 10.
Albert Opie visited in Wolcott, Sun
day.
j. j. Gallagher has a carload of fine
apples which he is selling at 81 20 per
Dbl.
The next entertainment of the lec-
ture course will be a lecture by Frank
w. Mack, Thursday evening, Nov. 10.
WELLS RIVER.
Mrs. j. F. Hale has been at Sax
toms River several days visiting her
daughter, Miss Adine.
Mrs. w. @. Gage of ST. Johnsbury
was in town last week and with Miss
! Grace Allison went to Montpelier.
and Brookfield to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Bailey were in
| Barton last week to visit "A young man,
who has just come from the Philip
pines and who saw their son, Fred,
! who is a teacher there.
Carl Preston w. r. c., will have
annual inspection some time next
week. Mrs. Minnie G. Carr of Brad
ford will be present at inspector. A
full attendance is desired.
Miss Carleton spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents at her home
in West Newbury.
Roy Clark was sick last week with
tonsilitis and Mrs. Lee, Mrs. A. j.
| Whitney, X. Marshall and Dumont
Bailey were also i'll; all are better
now.
There will be "a chicken pie supper
Friday evening, Nov 10, IN the church
parlors under the auspices of the l..
A. S. Supper from 3 to 7 80 followed
by an entertainment. Admission and
supper % cents.
There was a pleasant gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deming Monday evening when they
| gave a party for Miss Amelia jain in
honor of hel eighteenth birthday.
Wells River Orchestra was present
and some enjoyed dancing, while 9TH
ers engaged in whist. Miss jain was
the recipient of a nice gold watch and
| pin, and eighteen red and white car
| nations, from her friends and school
mates, Miss Lolita Belanger making
! the presentation. to which Amelia re-
| sponded as we'll as she could under
the surprising circumstances. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. H. b. Chamberlain of Brad
ford was in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. S. E CLARK, Mrs. Stevens,
Mrs. Belanger and Mrs. Goodwin at
tended the o. e. S. district meeting
held in West Concord last week We'd
nesday. Mrs. Goodwin visited Lunen-
burg Tuesday, the Bird, as inspector III
the ". r. O..
CHELSEA.
Ben A. Goodrich has succeeded
Harry N. Sanborn as hostler at the
hotel.
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MORETOWN.

The Catholic church is receiving a
coat of paint OIL the outside, also is
being reshingled.
Helen Taylor went to Boston on
Tuesday to remain for a time.
G. G. Sleeper was in Montpelier
Saturday.
Mrs. Cara Turner Wheeler and Har-
mie Nelson both of DuXbury, were
quietly married at the Methodist par
sonage, Nov. 4, by Rev. o. b. Wells.
The ladies' foreign missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. II. o. Ward Fri
day afternoon and remained to tea.
Mrs. CLARA Heaton and Mrs. Leon
Palmer visited their aunt, Mrs. A. b.
%Stookwell, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Austin of
! Worcester visited in town Friday.
George Dale and wife of Waterbury
visited his..parents on Sunday.
Mabel Atkins who is at work in
Waterbury spent Sunday IN town.
George Gotta spent Sunday at H. o.
Wards.
Walter Oorliss has finished work for
H. o. Ward and is moving to North
Fayston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J.. Trumbel OF
Brattleboro. who have been spending
a few days at M. L. Freeman's, re-
turned home Monday morning. Mrs.
Trumbel will be pleasantly remem'
bered as Miss Eva Freeman.
Almon Gotta has finished work FOL
H. o. Ward and moved on Monday OF
to the farm known as the Montgomery
| farm In Dowsville.
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N

Pearl Dow is very sick with pneu-
monia. DR.. Bailey isattending him.
N, B. Clough and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. @. S. Slack, in West
Berlin Saturday and Sunday.
White Grow Minstrels gave an enter
tainment in school house hall last Sat
urday night.
Miss Maud Thurber closed a very
successful term of school in Berlin
last Friday. She came home on Mon
day.
George Huntington has put running
water into the houses of Ernest Smith
and L. r. Tillotson, and the barn of
l.. ID. Tillotson.
Grange this week Friday night.
W. A. Pepper of West Corinth was
in town on Monday.
Mrs NJ. E. Webster is i'll. DR..
Smith of Chelsea is attending her.
NORTH CALAIS.
G. L. orion was at home on Sun
day.
Miss Matilda Fair is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. j. W. Haw-
kins.
Mrs. E. W.. Gate HAS returned from
her visit In Montpelier and North
Montpelier.
Miss Gilkey and Mr.. Taylor of
Hardwlck were in town on Sunday.
SOUTH RYEGATE.
Mr.. Lanardi moves this week from
S. Mills tenement to DR.. Darling's
Fraser house.
Aaron WEIGH moves into John Stars
tenement.
Mr.. Brewer and family moved from
the parsonage of the r. P. church to
Montpelier on Thursday of this week.
Rev. ]. A. Macarthur will nov in
to the pars image vacated by Brewer
next week.
S. Mills is putting in his cellar for
his new barn to be erected in the early
spring.
A. D. Grant has his new shop COM
pleted and is putting in the machin-
cry. He will be ready to greet his
customers with a smile next week.
DR.. Smith of Hanover was in town
last Friday and operated on Mrs. G..
W. Darling, removing n large tumor
of a cancerous nature from her breast.
Mrs. Darling is very low at present
from the effects of the operation but
is doing as well as the doctor expected
she would.
The wire has come for the Peoples
Telephone line. 1t will connect the
limekiln district and Newbury Cen
ter with this place. There are to be
The ladies aid of the r. P. church
hold will meet at Mrs. Lee Brooks
on Friday afternoon of this week. Sup
per will be served from5 until 8 O'Clock.
in the evening.
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Several cases of measles are report.
ed.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Williams. 1t is a nice baby girl
born Sunday, Nov. 8.
WORCESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Austin visited
in Moretown last Friday.
Miss Mary Pratt of Minesville, N.
Y, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M.
p. Eent.
Mrs. Noble, son and daughter of
Plaiufield visited in town last week.
j. r. Wilson is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Kent, who have
been visiting for several weeks in
Springfield, Mass, and Portsmouth,
N. H., returned on Monday of last
week. On FRIDAY evening they were
given n surprise by thirty-six of their
friends. The evening passed very
pleasantly in a social way and with
various games. Refreshments we're
served.
Miss Flora Scagel has gone to her
home in Waterbury, where she will
spend her vacation.
All the schools have closed with the
exception of the one on Hampshire
hill.
Mrs. Aurilla Vigeant died on Tues
day night of last week, at the home of
A. b. Dugar, where she had lived for
IA number of years. She was eighty
II years of age and although in fee BILE
health death came suddenly and unex-
pectedly. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters, Noah Vigeant of
Elmore, Fremont j., of Lowell, Mass,
and Wallace W., of Boston, Mrs. A.
Z. Dugar, Mrs. J. b. Sharon of
Franklin, Mass, and IL who resides
in the west. Funeral services were
held Gom her late home ON Sunday,
Rev. Mr.. Fiske of Montpelier, officiat-
ing. The remains were taken to Ell
more for burial.
Rev. j. f. Wright has an appoint
ment to preach in the Putnamsville
school house next Sunday at 2:15 p.
m.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-11-12

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