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..Pronertv Transfers.

Richmond: Fl, "A .CaulAeld from Cha ri $
A. Rose trustee la IL feet on east saS,t, sia ~
Clay, partial release. -, A.
Margaret D. Pace from Brown ana a. a.,
I1son trustees, % 1-2 feet on south sltle
Eranlislln Street. between Eighth ana
'Henrrlco: Ben. 7. Barrett. special COM
missioner. 70 Matthewo G eaI % lots IN
the plan q Lisbon, $ sI,! H,. = u,ok. ave
acres on the Williamsburg Turn Of PIKE
Martha q. and Joseph NJ. Fourquean to
DAYS. lots a ana Il sss squafo =
Virginia Trust Company to American,
Locomotive Company 70 acres about Id
miles north OF Richmond. Su. 500.
Sarah " and Ann y. Mosby ana !. y:
srlosbys administrator to same, az OF
grantors' Interest In land described IN
Victoria v, and A. r, Mosby to Virginia
Passenger and Power Company, part OF
biol in the plan OF, the Plateau, $76.
John b. Welsh, special commI ,sioner, to
Matthew G!lmour. Is lots IN the plan OF
Lisbon, $l,006.
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GOVERNORS
HEART OPENS.
Grants Pardons and Closes State
Offices for Two
Days.
SITUATION IS VERY QUIET.
SITUATION IS VERY QUIET
Offices to Reopen OH Monday
Some to go Home, But Most
Employees Will Remain Here.

Z. 4. ~. n. ssA,,.,, ~,
governor Mon 'asue ycSses 20 'e 'eS' a.
ORDER closing all the State offices at tho
Capitol and Library buildings Christmas
day and tomorrow as we'll. so as to give
the State officers and employees as much
holiday as possible. Indeed, all The Of
fices we're practically closed at noon on
yesterday, and will not be rcopencd until
the usual hour on Monday.
Nest OF the officers will spend their
holidays here, though some OF them and
their employees will go QUE OF the CITY for
a few days.
They were ali In good spirlts YESTERDAY.
ona wers nrenaring, to remenber their
fr,cnds ard loved ones with Christmas
Eifts, !.
II. His Excoller,cy also granted a number
oi conditional pardons, which viii bring
c,hristr,as toy to many hearts and homes
IN differers sections Of the state, They
pero ali conditional and were recon-
n,e,,ded bv the stata Board OF Pardons. q
2-.Ss'' r. PAPDONg GRANTED.
4 rho 1ist In mi, "a al follows,
1al,n 1vashing ton. convicted at the
una fern 1902 ~ the county Court OF
Mothewa ~ fe1onio,,s assault and sent
sncaI II two years ia the penItentiary. s
4 q n, =, Williams. convicted at the Octo-
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JUSTICE JOHN, TOO.
Fifty Persons Set Free by Him
81 Yesterday.

Deputy Sergeant Ferneyhough. prompt,
iy ct IL O'clock yesterday. unlocked the
outer doors OF thu city iail and out into
the brisk air Of jail Alley walked fifty
eager, happy creatures. who were put
back into freedom by Justice Crutchfleld
in honor Of the season of good will and
good cheer.
q Some OF them left the bars behind with
griDs and sm1les. and with farewells
floating after them from less fortunate
ones; others skipped away like freight
ened hares before the hunters dogs, and
ran on and on until tho gaunt1
grim walls were left far behind; some
went out slowly as though hesitating be-
tween freedom and imprisonment
They all went their ways. some saying
they would never return and others re-
marking that they expected to te back
again soon. az II
4 But they were all given. the chance to
observe the merry season without res
etra1rt,
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THE. GREAT MEETING OF !.
MUNtIALL, THE EVANGELIST

DR.. r. w. Munhall, tho noted evange-
list. viii address the great meeting for
men III Central ". NJ. G. A. hall sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. This meet.
Ing will be the greatest Of tho year, and
without doubt the greatest Christmas
week meeting ever hold by the assocla-
ton.
DR.. Nunhall is a powerful speaker,
fearless and courageous. He knows how
to strike straight at sin. and has q
sympathetic sc for the sinner. Hum Hum
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Even AyB aSd Beach
AMrH saa ? Rgs asday ssRss g. s55
= p iit;sr BAPTIST cnURcn-- WORSHIP Al
II A. NJ. and F, NJ. Or. COOPER VIII preach
Church Business nesting i N Horday night i = Wv
Years hour OF prayer Friday morning Mt 7;s1
GRAZ STREET BAPTIST CHURCH scoR.
ner Grace and Etous,Ree streets|E,Rey, cHAs;
GAKpNEMK P s. ;6s s a.
4. ii Nj and ?, ii. Rrayesr nesting Wednesday,
PARK PLACE l MGFH9Dlsg CHURCH
Corner West Franklin and Pine Streetsl-Rev.
Rn sysa ggass sasdsy aaass NJ saS
ASu ma oB BqsSp
sSey a as. Hv% san!say
4 ~ PRESBYTERIAN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-REY.
sos n. and r NJ by ths pastor Wednesday
night lecture ut . clock sunday stnos. ~
caJkaAR,v s sR 5ssHseSSHsI4s
pastor--Seryces at j clock q. NJ and p.
ass SSfss! 4 81 ~ THs soynsASg CORNER
Park Avenue HNQ l7uEElsVH SttcetJ-~ptV, v,
CALVIN srEWARETT p .. pastor ptsaehi,ng
al II "A. NJ. and !, NJ BY the pastor, Mid
Meek service Wednesday, evening " a Clues.
Sabbath school meets at osO 4, NJ, Seats al
frae and cordial welcome to al services,
MARSHALL s4 sHa!ES ii RisF1As cHus III
eockl--Rsv, y. Il. MELTON. pastor; Preach,
ngg sun 4 SsS hss a M saAfssy
cloty at P. NJ, Morning subject, nWomen
and Christianity; evening subject, Resolving
and Doing. s IA.
EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF TIE HOLY COMFORTER
Corner Grove Avenue and Roland Syreet)--Rey,
JOHN tiALL0WE ELI mex NSON ltrelpr,-~ser.
vices morning at II o'clock; afternoon at
q s Clock SUNDAY school at $50 o'clock, Seats
THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH (DROAp
Street, below Twel fthl-rRay,.W, u. EVANS, d.
noon o. clock. ~
$500 t7s CIIRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST cHuRcH OF Gu RIs,r, SclENyIsT-
Services Sunday morning at ll,l5. Subject OF
sermon, NGod.p Wednesday, evening q $50
Fssa,N M 9F 10 y Ess, Main sssS All ore IL
I1tsd 3Sf
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VAST SUM HEADING
FOR RlCHM 0ND POCKETS

Into the pockets Of Richmond people
Will come approximately $2,0OO.000 after
January LIST. This vast sum Is made UP Of
dividends from various enterprises OF the
city and railroads entering Richmond.
much Of whose stock Is held here
Many Richmond people have lost money
during the past six months owing 10
the terrible onslaught made upon stocks
In which they We're largely Interested. but
the banks and financial institutions. gem
orally, hava been absolutely unaffected,
1t Is understood that not an institution
OF tho kind will declare for payment
January LIST q smaller dividend than the
first six months of this year, It Is graft
flying also. that two banks OF the city
which have heretofore declared no dlyI
dends will pay good interest on the Invest
ment which they represent
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FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHLAND
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

The quickest route by one hour and five
minutes. trnversed by trains superb IN
every appointment. composed OF the high
est standard pullman Sleeping. Drawing
Room, observation Library and Dining
oars: cuisine, the best the markets az
ford, served table dc hote. Tickets are
now on sale by this Inns to all principal
Winter Tourist Resorts in Georgia.
Florida. Cuba, New Providence and the
Southwest, at very low rates. For de-
scrlpt!ys matter and full information, APP
NV to any agent OF the company; or.
g, 8, CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent,
S3s Il. Main St., Richmond, va.
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Home for Holidays.

Miss Mary Simpson, daughter of Rev.
T. McN, Simpson, pastor of the Clay
Street Methodist Church, has returned
from the Randolph Macon Woman's Col
lego for the holidays, bringing as her
guest Miss Helen Jones, of Chicago.
versity Of Virginia. is also at homo for
Christmas.
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST
via tho
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST, PAUL

The Southwest Llmitod. Chicago to
kansas City runs via the new Short Line
OF tina Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, and offers a new route to the
Southwest, and excellence in service and
eu uipment not obtainable elsewhere.
one OF the reasons for this Is the fact
that the Chicago, milwaukee, & St. Paul
Railway owns and operates all Of the
81 eeping, dining, library and other cars
ON these trains. This is the time to go
to the Southwest, and this is the way.
Descriptive folder free on application to
0 GEORGE J.. LINCOLN,
vi Commercial Agent,
s1s Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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DISTINGUISHED NAMES. 4
Colored People Bearing Them
Figure in Chancery Court.

There was q qualification upon SINAI!
ostoie in the Chancery Court yesterday,
In which tho principals bore distinguished
rnmes. The proceedings were that on
melton Queen Victoria Ford, RAehard
washington qualified as administrator
of The estate Of Cyrus Ford, deceased;
The estate was very small. and IS va ' lued
ut $3.50 -.
Thc association of the names OF the
late Queen of England and the greas
Father Of His Country was colhlhe 1'..,a
an in the clerks office as quito little
coincidence. VII
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Richmond College Graduate.

The recent appointment Of AT. Apram
:, STABLES to the chair OF law IN wash
inston and Lee University Is srattylnS
maws to many Richmond people; M
STABLES is a b. A. and B. l.. Of Richmond
college. and Is among the many sraa.
yates OF this institution who ara maAlns
their way credltably In the world
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Education Board.

The State Board of Education will meet
on December 18th to take UP soma pre-
lim!nary matters In connection with the
selection Of text books for the next four
At this meeting the annual report Of
tlis Superintendent OF Public instruction
will he submitted.
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A Special Sermon.

morning Rev. B, H. Melton will preach a
special sermon to the Woman's Christian
Board OF Missions, At the night service
he will preach the New Year sermon on
"Resolying and Doing" B
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Old Citizens Pass Away.

(Snfial to The TmesTDlspat cu'] ~,
WARM SPRINGS. Dec. H;EsaF, W. WI
died died Sunday. in the elshty-sscond year
MIS- Andrew sharp. OF Sunrise, disd
sunday al d very ripe old axA
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a IIseful Gift. !.

The machinists OF the Gardwell Machine
y. Fl. Scott, OF No, ELL East Marshall
street. with a handsome Morris rocking
chair, which was greatly appreciated by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-25

construction Of the United States post
office and custom house building. at Jack
sonville, Fla, has been awarded to CraMp
and Company, Of Philadelpha, whose hla
WAS $40, 500, ~ si K h, /, 5R
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
i5 VIA 7El3
ATLANTIC COAST LINE

ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets will be sold between all points
or this line, account OF the Christmas
holidays, at rate OF one and one-thtrd
tirst-class fares. plus twenty-five cents,
for the round trip. minimum rate fifty
cents, Tickets on sale to the general
publio December Esd, Gath, 2oth, 30th, 3lst,
1908, and January list. 1904, final limit
January LIST, 1904, to teachers and stu
dents OF schools and colleges, on presen,
tation and surrender Of certificates Sign
ed by tho superntendents. presidents or
principals, December 18th to ed, inclu-
slve. with final limit January 9Th, 1904.
For complete Information call on any
.; agent q ~ 'o"e 9, ), e &,
Division Passenger Agent.
sas East Main Street. Richmond, Va,
SPECIAL e1lSEEESa x' ecwsSzSs0aR0 A's
Account Southern Educational .AssosIa.
tIon, A ,aos' 9.n as HeiHssSMpsr go
on account mt Of tie Above occasion the
soaboard will sell tickets from all sta
tons on Its lines to Atlanta and return
al rate Of one fare. plus s22S which In
cludes membership fee. Tleksts on sale
December 18th, final limit January 8. 1901.
For tickets and other information. apply
t. the undersigned,
District Passenger Agent,
Phone 46. Richmond, Va.
GA q no NIA..
Bar. u, The King Yog Have Always Bought
s'.s !, Lz,5zZzzzI
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Union Bank Of Richnond

5 Richmond, Va. Dec. q. 1908: A. an
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the UNION BANK OF. RICH
NOND, VA. Will be held II the First Ma
$50 A00 = 515S j. B. BgAsLEY, Cashier
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$3.50 n nKlcs {.

9a fs5TS Office 4; fli
sf IL Richmond, Va. Dec. a. 1903. 81
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE tSTOCk-
& holders OF this Company will be held at its
Office No. North Tenth Street. TCESDAYA
January l2th. 1904. at 3+:30 o'clock F. NJ s8
GEORGE 9. JEFFERSON. Secretary q
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49, ~ y 7-7I " J y y .
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

90 Z ,,H E!shRsne 1 vs. Pcs SaA alS Tn
copartnership B. heretofore existing between
JOHN e. DREWRY and e. F..aYouMG, .undsrt
Quoting the business OF agents for tn " State
Of Virginia Of the Mutual Benefit Lie lnsu a!;
al ces located at Eleventh and Bank Streets
Richmond Va was dissolved by Y n
rajnst said Arm have been taken over BY the
arm OF T. G. DREWRYs g. cOMPANT.&a as to
"h'on Sso os =. DREwRY s. YOUNG.
The business heretofore conducted by tina drn,
NJ 'DREWRY & YOUNG will be- continued,
With offces ut the same place. by 20 jim G
iDREWRY under the style Of J, G. DREWR3t
s. COMPANY. I. :. -, - ! - i}3ss
A RARE Opportunity is OFFERED .St.v.}
eral good, reliable agents to come :, mem,
& CO, Good contracts will be given good .!Aen,
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MEETINGS..

THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING Or
the Stoe .;holders Of the PLANTERS b MA.
Z T1oNA1l BANK OF Richmond. Va, will be
held on TUESDAY, january IL, 1904. at u NJ,
% clock In the bank building. yy{ p, n N
3'.Eia4 RICHARD II. SMITH, Cashier
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pREWRY 8; YOUNG.
REAL ESTATE For Sale.
FOR SALE.

TRUCK AND DAIRY FARM. MEAN
the city; also nice farm IN Cariline coun'
tv, near Guneys' Station, RichmondS
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
- ZEE EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate and Loans, 8
No. II North Eleventh Street,.
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SPECIAL Low RATES TO ATLANTA,
CA, VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Account OF annual meeting Southern
educational Association. December Goth
to January list, the Southern Railway
announces rate OF one first class rare
for tho round trip. plus s22a, INCLUDING
her os)th; final limit January Sd. Through
trains fat schedules excellent service
c, w. WESTBURY.
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Richmond Passenger ana Power Company, M
Richmond Va, Dec. g. 1903. t..=.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL 58 MEETING OB,
SENGER AND POWER COMPANY viii bn
held at the principal ortlee Of the Company 3 niS
Z ir,ond Va. on MONDAY. January IL 1885,
at IL o'clock noon, for the purpose Of elect,
& Ing directors and for the transa ction Of stloh
~ 'A0 "'e' ''''' wN NoRTHRoP, secretary.s re
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders at the MERCHANTS it NATIONAL
y BANK OF Richmond, Va, will be held at
their Banking House TUESDAY. January ",
1901 at 10 70 clock NJ. 81. S +. q. & 3 4SlS
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Virginia Passenger and Power Company.
a Petersburg, Va. Dec. 10, 1so3.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the VIRGINIA. PASS on
at the general office Of the company, No ~
North sycamore Street, pISatsraburg Va. on
noon, for tho purpose Of electing directors and
for the transaction Of such other business Is
may RTMSpeNSt6 RT Ei Ass,stana s Secretary
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Division Passenger Agent.
sas East Main Street. Richmond, Va,
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All her opportunities are In vain. ana
Parsfal bids her begone. In wild frenzy
she calls for help. Klingsor appears upon
tho castle wall with the sacred lance, OF
which he robbed Amfortas. He hurts It
at the youth, but the holy weapon stops,
poised harmlessly above his head. He
grasps It, makes the sign Of the cross and
klingsor and all his works disappear, tho
castle crashing to ruins, the garden with
ering to desert, the damsels lying as
slrlveled flowers upon the ground Par
siral disappears,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-19
S. A. Fife,

DR.. E. F. Jones of Indianapolis,
Ind, a former resident here, is the
guest of relatives in town.
Mrs. John Wilson of Schenectady,
N. Y, was at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. A. E. Phillips, over Sunday.
D. 81. Wheeler and wife were in
Calais the past week attending the
re. union of Mr.. Wheeler's regiment.
William ]. Kelley and George
Plumadore OF Springfield are spending
their vacation at Elmer Franklin's.
Raymond Darrah sewers his connec-
tions with the Udall livery this week
and commences work on the section
Sept. 1st.
Levi Burnell of Meridith, N. a., and
Mrs. l.. P. Plnney of Passumpic were
called here the past week by the death
of Frank Burnell.
A. L. jennings and family are en-
PERTAINING friends from Worcester,
Mass. One of the party was formerly
Mrs. Nellie Nelson of this town.
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NORTH WOLCOTT,

Mrs. Cora Putnam is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Mary Bailey visited in the place r :
Gently.
Ed Nourse wife and son visited in town over
Sunday.
j. F.. Hoton and wife visited in Morrisvile
last Saturday.
West Griffith is in town assisting Mr..
Farrar in the store.
Some from this place took in the circus at
Morrisville Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Udall visited in Craftsbury and
Irasburg the past week.
Mrs. W. L. Farrar visited her mother Pike
in Craftsbury last week.
CLAYTON Kipp of Barton Landing is in the
place visiting his friends.
WILDER Russ and wife and Inez Russ were
in Walden the past week.
Roscoe Cowles and wife of Albany were call
ing in this place recently.
D. NJ. Holton is in Morrisvile, stopping
with his sister, Mrs. F. o. Lunt.
Mrs. Eliza Balch has been visiting her neph:
ew, George Andrews the past week.
j. C. Smith and wife ofNewport were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs FL. G.. Baldwin recently.
Chester Bailey and vile of Stowe have been
visiting their son, William Bailey, the past
week.
Mrs. Flora Pike, who has been stopping
with her parents for a few weeks past, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Scribner of Stowe
we're guests of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Saturday.
School begins Tuesday, Sept, LIST, with
Miss Olive Cady in the grammar room and
Miss Gertrude Clark in the primary room.
Frank Burnel, after long and painful
struggle with a cancer of the bowels, died
last Thursday morning His funeral took
place at his late home Saturday. Rev. U. M
Boutwell, officiating. He was buried under
Masonic order at Wolcott. He leaves a wife
and daughter and large circle of friends to
mourn his loss.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1903-08-19
WOLCOTT.

Schools in town begin August 81.
Mrs. c. E. Haskell is on the sick
| list. 23
Irving Potter spent Sunday with
friends in Johnson.
Leo U iall returned from Highgate
Springs Monday.
W. NJ. Parker of Lisbon, N. H., is
in town on business.
Joe LaFlure succeeds Raymond
Darrah in the livery.
Philip Wood of Hyde Park was at
j. P. Davis Tuesday.
- W.T.. Mead was at his home in
Underhill over Sunday.
Levi Harris and wife of Boston
visited here the past week.
Newell Whiting is spending the
week with friends in Hardwick.
DR.. E. P. Bigelow is passing the
week with his parents in Stowe.
TheMsses Edmunson have returned
to their home in Balbec, Ind.
Charlie Wells found a handful of
ripe strawberries the past week.
G. T. Allen assisted at D. N. Hutch
ing's. Morrisville, during the circus.
Ethel Herring has concluded her
engagement at the Wolcott House.
S. A. Fife and wife are taking a
weeks outing at Old Orchard Beach.
Fay and Effie Darling and Elda
Knight spent Sunday in Morristown.
George Guyer of Boston is visiting
his brothers, B.. W. and G. M. Guyer.
Mrs. Eliza Strickland of Hardwick
was a recent visitor at Amos Board
mans.
Mrs. Fl. A. Noyes and daughter OF
Hyde Park are spending the week at
DR.. Valleau's.
Mrs. Alfred Guyer of Hanover N.
H., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Wood.
Mrs. Valleau will return the last OF
the week from a months visit in
Naponee, Ont.
Clara Carpenter OF MOrrlsVllles spent
two or three days the past week with
friends in town.
Greeley Randall of Newbury was
the guest of his brother, ii. |. RAN
dali, over Sunday.
Rev. B. l.. Jennings is expected
home from Boston for two weeks
vacation, next week. ~,
Mrs. Elisha Franklin of North
Wolcott is passing few days with
the family ofJ. P. Davis. y
L. A. Gale and daughter, Mrs
Mabel Downey of Jersey City, N. j.,
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. C. s. Page of Hyde Park and
Mrs. Knight of johnson were recent
J puests aft Il IT. Hubbell'S,
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The many friends of Roy Smith are
pleased to see him about again, aftel
his severe illness of rheumatic fever.
Friends and relatives of the Bige
low families to the number of % pic
nicked at Lake Mansfield Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. G. W. Buzzsll and daughter
who has been spending a month witt
her brother in New York, returned
home last Saturday.
Susie Billiard of Burlington anG
Mary Gates of Morrisville spent sever
al days this week with their aunt
Mrs. ID. S. McAllister.
A doe was chased by dogs In Ne.
braska near Herbert Cleveland's re.
Gently. 1t escaped to the water, but
it was so badly injured that it died.
The Congregational Society has Sc.
cured metal ceiling for the auditor.
ium of the church, which will be put
in place Immediately after Old Home
Week.
The large barn and out-buildings
ofG. s. McAllister have been much
improved recently by coat of paint
and the inscription, "Cloverdale
Farm"
Laura Thomas lost a fine blue and
white silk belt piqed with dark blue
recently, between Pike & Benson's
store and A. G. Slayton's house. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving this at Pike & Benson's.
Among those attending the Old
Home Week festivities here are, Mrs.
j. A. Kellogg and daughter of Mont
pelier, d. G. Scribner and wife of Char
lotte, Esther Marshall of Essex juno
ton and George Dale and wife OF
Northfie d.
| Fred Miner of the Morrisville ball
team was in town Monday and pick.
ed out grounds for the Morrisvile.
Cambridge contest of Thursday fore
noon on the c. Watts meadow
vest OF the village. This will be one
of the most interesting features OF
Old Home Week.
L. B. Tomlinson and wife have
been entertaining Mr.. Grips and
wife and Madam Cripps of Beverly,
Mass, for two weeks. Mrs. Abbie
IStockwell of Wosocket, R. l., is stop,
ping with Mr.. Tomlinson and wife
until Old Home Week, and Mr.. Ran.
som Robinson, wife and daughter oil
Richmond are also visiting them.