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The Washington times., 1903-08-06

The first engagement in the war
game" was an encounter between the
Bar Harbor police and a number Of
jackies. The sea force won a decisive
victory over the land force, and the UNI
pires may score one point for the navy.
The Washington times., 1903-08-06

1t was quite inconsiderate of Acting
Secretary Darling TO interrupt Rear
The Washington times., 1903-08-06
Resentment Against Draga.

The popular resentment in Servia
against Draga appears undiminished.
whereas more indulgent sentiments are
gradually arising with regard to King
Alexander. and King Peters proposal to
accord to his predecessor a royal funer-
al and entOmbment in the monastery of
Rakovitza is meeting with general ap-
prevail. But Draga is to have no share
in this tardy act Of respect to King AL
exander, and IL has been decided that
she is as unworthy in death as she was
in life to share his honors, and there
fore her body Is not even to be allowed
to remain in its present temporary tomb
in the cemetery at Belgrade. but is to
be consigned TO some unmarked grave
with the object that its very locality
should be as quickly as possible for
gotten.
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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
FROM OLD WORLD CAPITALS
An English Judge Creates Observation-Disclosures Recalled by Sir Joseph
Pease DeatAnoher Revelation Following Belgrade Tragedy

that Alexander was in many respects
insane, and that his wife was even still
more abominable than has ever been
known abroad until now, so vile indeed
that one is able to understand what Mi
Ian meant when learning Of the pro-
jected marriage Of his only son he warn
ed him that there was no peasant born
corporal. or even Private in the Serviap
army who would not be ashamed to
make such a woman his wife.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Allan
tic city are visiting at Ira tiall's.-Mrs.
II. II. I'M has gone to I5oSton.--Ilerbort
lioughton has gone to Swanton to attend
sChoo-MrS. Jesse W. Elolcomb and son
and Mrs Carswell OF Rousos Point, visit
ed at II. g. ilolcomb'S last week.-Mrs..
+. NJ. Barnes and daughter of Georgia
is visiting in town.--Arthur Hill has
gone to Virginia for a few months--Fhe
Harvest Home supper last week was
success; the net proceeds were S3.-Mrs
Petty of Grand Isle is visiting Mrs. Il.
;. Flcury. steamer Chateaugay
came to Fiske's dock for apples Tues
day. There were 700 or 500 barrels to he
shipped to New York ANA F}uffalo-
Miss Anna Martin Of South Hero visited
at l.. $. Fleury'S last wcck--A surprise
party was given at William MAYORS
last week for Miss Emma Wclls.--Mr
Ross has returned to his home i'm Rut-
land.-Thc funeral of Jared Hail was
held from the residence Of his brother,
Ira Hall. Monday afternoon, the Rev.
c. l.. Story officiating. Mr.. Hail had
been gradually failing in health for the
past few months the disease being tubcr-
culosis. Mr.. Hall was 80 years of age.
was unmarried and had always made
his home with his brother Ira Hall tic
was genial Kind hearted man and
had many friends. He had held nearly
all the town offices and was town repre-
sentative several years ago.
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JOHNSON.


H. T.. Oaks has gone to Hanover. y H.,
where he has position in the store of
Dawson e. Ward.-A. f.. Partlow Is i'm
proving tho looks OF his block by "a cont
Of paint.-'rho Concroting gang have come
and begun work again on the Sidewalk, on
Railroad street.-The Rev. Mr.. Perkins is
cxrectcd to preach at the Baptist Church
reNt SundaV-Col Doty and wife of Nor
risyiilc visited at l.. VI. Jones the first
of the week.-William Hebb who has been
sick at the home of Smith Ilcbh has re.
turned to his home in Jeffersonville.- -
The annual rumnagc sale will be held the
week of November o. Mrs H. w. ST.
vcns will receive articles intended for the
eale.-Niss Flora Pearl who is i'll at her
fathers the Hon. J. l.. Pearls is on tho
pain-H. W. Newton has sold his farm,
10 Mr.. Tinker OF Ennoshurgh: possession
Given No.. Cards arc out announcing
tho marriage oct. u of Miss Maud story
and c. W. Hurburt both officers at the
state industrial school at Nerecnnes.-
T. II Wells of Fredericksburg, p G.. has
has hnurht of T.. G. Kimball Hotel
Johnson and takes possession Nov -
Albert KelInv has sold his house on School
street TO John Steams.
- IIolrpoc has moved bara frn,,
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ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELp.

A row nights ago James Mcbride and
family gave another of their family
soirees and the following morning the
wives of the gentlemen in attendance
made n call whereunon Mcbride instantly
shook the dust of this town from dis
feet and shortly after between two days.
Mrs Mcbride and family and the most
portable lares and penates departed to
parts unknown. So long as they remain
in parts unknown the town will really APP
nrociate their absence Harold Farman
came home from McGill college last W k
for a short stay.--Mr Walker began a
series OF chalk talks in the Methodist
nurch last Sunday evening, Mrs. Fred
Beck of St Johnsbury visited her sister,
Mrs Don Woodwork, last week.-The
Hon. A. W. Woodwork of EnosburGh
Falls spent two days with his brother,
L. s. Woodwork, last week.-Mrs.. Chas.
Ell<ins of North Troy is spending a few
DAYS with her sister, Mrs, w. A. Young.
Mrs. Joseph Goddard went to Woods
VILE y. H., last week and will visit rela-
tives in St. Johnsbury, Boston and New
mort before her return.-Fred Taylor and
family OF Hardwick have been the guests
Of Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Furman. for a few days-Mss
Maude Miller attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Barre last week.
II. o. Miller has been shipping carloads
OF cattle recently.-O. w. Bailey and fam
ly visited at Woodsville, n. H., recently
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Word was received here Saturday noon
of the death Of Mrs ". ". Peek at
Somerset. where she has been critically
i'll for several weeks The remains were
brought here for burial The funeral
was held at her late home on Park
street Tuesday afternoon.
ON account of the time of the trains on
the st. JohnsburN d Lake Champlain
railroad being changed, {. l.. Gates will
discontinue the carly morning stage to
stowe during the winter. the first stage
POW leaving here about ten o'clock in
the morning.
y very quiet wedding was held Tues
day evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs
c. c. Ruhlec on Main street when their
daughter, Miss ltduah was united in mar
riagc To Walter NJ. Sargent of this place
Promptly at five o clock the bridal party
entered the paror to the strains of the
'Briudl March" from Lohengrin. played
by Mis- Gertrude Fife of Wocott The
groom Was attended by the Hon. f.. c.
Fleetwood while the brides sister, Miss
Emile, acted rs maid of honor with Miss
Hazel Fiskc as ring bearer. The t.pis-
copal service was used the bride being
given away by her father by. G. {.
ltuhlec. The brid" WAS eowned in white
mousselinc de Sole with embroidered Chif-
fou and carried bridal roses while the
bridesmaid WIS gOWned in white orEandie
over blue. The Rev. g. y. Kellogg per
ltEllltN Inc tcrt lnpnN. me lidrior WAS
very prcttilS decorated with evergreen
and cut flowers. Many beautiful presents
were received by them in gold. silver. cut
glass and china thus showing the high
esteem in which the young people are
H,! id. After the ceremony short rcccp-
ton was held after which the happy
couple left On the evening train for "A
short honeymoon in Quehcc and other
points. ON their return Mr. and Mrs.
sargent will be at home to their many
friends at the home of Mrs Boardmau
Shaw ON Park street. Among those pres
ont from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
jackson Sargent OF Stove Mrs. Babcock
Of Montpelier. Mrs. W. j. l}igoow of
! l;urlnGtuu, Miss Ida Mirrs of Barre
Miss Gertrude Fife Of Wolcott.
The wedding of Miss Emile Rublcc
| youngest daughter Of Or. G. G. Huhl"c
to Bloomfield Palmer of Wilder, VT
was held Wednesday evening at the
brides home on Maple street. At five
| o'clock the bridal party entered the par
| lor the bride being attended by Miss
| Edith Dodge ana Raymond Palmer OF
| ST. Adams. brother of the groom actct
| as best man. The episcopal ring SerVic,
WIS used the bride being given away bN
! her father, Or -. e. Rubloo. The Rev
| G. n. Kellogg performed the ceremony
The bride was gowned in dark brown
! travelling suit and carried roses while
the maid of honor wore blue hroadclotl
and carried carnations. The house was
very prettlN decorated the color scheme
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SWANTON.

\ cow owned by Oliver Il. Nittrodge
conductor on the Boston q Maine, was
killed Monday night about six o'clock by
a live wire The COW was grazing along
the road when she became entangled
in the wire, being killed instantly
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. ana Mrs
s. II. smith at Richford sunday after
noon. Mr.. smith was formerly pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church mere
Jed LaClair and wife, VINO nave been
L. I
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MORSE'S LINE.

Alvin liarVor Of Duncan, Que. was in
town on SaturdaY.-John Lohdrc and wife
% Franklin were IN town roCcntlv.-Mrs.
Miles Green returned from New York
last wcok.-I H. Pierce is painting his
housc.-E. II. Frown and wife and j.
NJ. I'm Jr. and wife are in Boston this
ok.-Tunicd Jnuarc of East Fairfield
is in town looking for "a idrm.-W. VI.
Smith met with a serious accident last
week while attending his cattle in the
stable. \ COW kicked and broke his leg
tctwccn the knee ana foot breaking both
boncs.--H. Fuller who wont to Los An
coles California. siN years Ego, arrived
in town last Wcok.--i}uttCr market was
easier last week and prices we're fully
a cent lower. Butter, separator. pound
hoN -, y cents; butter separator. Tubs
/! to 20 cents; diary. II to ~ cents. egg
flesh and clean. u cents Il dozen. wool IL
cents pound
l.. j Russell has purchased of Mrs
Sclu9 Tittomore her farm of POO acres
tor $3.0uu -'rufilcld Jouaro of Fairfield has
purchased Andrew Cotta's farm viii
stock and tools.--NlrS. Curtis Collins Of
Irasburgh is visiting friends in this vici-
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page)

time. leaving by his first wife daueh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Stone of Norwood.
Mass, and his wife to whom he was mar
RED in 1890. MIR. Crowley was n veteran
member of Franklin Lodge. No. 4, +. q
e. Nj. The funeral was held from the
mouse at three o'clock on "Wednesday at-
tCrnoon.
Samuel Mulinix left Monday night for
flttsburg, Kans, where he viii assume
the duties of his new position, that of
master mechanic of the Kansas city X
southern Railway company. Mrs. Mulinix
ana family will follow in the near future.
On Saturday evening MIR. MulliuX was
rendered reception in the shape of a
surprise party by about 80 of the men who
nave worked under him in the Central
vermont shops. who called to wish him
luck III his new position, and lcft with
MIN substantial purse, MS an evidence
OF the regard and esteem in which he is
held.
The wedding of John Rushlow of Shell
burne and Miss Josephine =. Youngest
daughter of Mrs Willard Pierce, will
tal,e place at St. L.ulic's Church on We'd
nesday, oct. n, at six o'clock in the
evening a number of the friends of Miss
Pierce gave her a shower party on Fri
day evening.
The building and store occupied by
William E. Barrett y co.. monument
and grave stone makers Of North Main
street was broken into some time be
tween four and five O'Clock Tuesday at
ternoon. An entrance was madr from the
rear by smashing in the door of the Gel
lar. and again breaking the lock in the
door at the head of the stairway. which
enters the work room and Office. No
booty was secured by the would-he rob-
bers as far as can be learned. The prom
ises were unoccupied at the time. MIR.
Barrett having just left for a business
- o,
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this place.
George Hatch's cattle shipment n
this station consisted of one yoke|
oxen, seven cows and several calves.
had other shipments down the line.
At the Catholic Church TGe5
morning occurred the marriage of I'D
ID. Sault tp Miss Addie Greenough u
OF Randolph. The bride was very hd
somclN Httircd in a gown of white
lansdpWn and was attended by Miss il
tie Sault, sister Of the groom. Dd
Nanslettc Of Kichford acted as best d
ana the ceremony was performed by
RcN. James Pcndcrs. The wedding
very largely attended and among I'll
from out OF town who attended were
and Mrs Frank Grcenough of WI
River junction. and Edward Lasha,
OF Claremont, y. II The bride and gro
left here Tuesday afternoon for a
weeks trip through the northern part
the state and were given n good send
with showers Of rice from their friei
who wish them much happiness in q
married life. Mr. and Mrs. Sault will
at home in Mrs. q. T.. Cushmans nc
| on Central street after November !.
NJ. l.. Chadwick. who has been very
riouslY i'll for several months witt
| chronic stomach trouble. is reported
being very low and but little hope
| his recovery is entertained.
The date for the settlement Of
financial difficulties between Town IRE
urer G. II. Bigclow and the town
/ Brookhcld has been set for October
at ten O'Clock i'm the morning.
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IRASBURGH.

Many are contemplating that the water
supply is very low.-Elmer Day mas mn
ishcd work for H. h. Chamherin.-Mrs.
Cotton and Mrs. Grace BoriSht nave re-
turned to their home in Sweetsburg, L. ..
THE new furniture for the Masonic hall
has arriN ed. The Rev. w c, johnson
of Barton will give a lecture here next
Friday evening, subject; Masonry in
Relation to Citizenship" Excellent music
will he furnshed.-The Ladies Aid So
cicty of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will give grandmothers dinner in the
Nestry next Thursday The Rev and
Mrs. Dodd are visiting at Moses Bur
banks .-Mr White is selling the old
lrasburgh House furnishngs.-Deera ara
getting very tame. Three have been seen
lately in the village streets'-Charles
Sylvester has the contract for gathering
all the cream for the Irashurgh creamery.
Ora Woodbury. and family visited rela-
tives at Newport last week,
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Cadet j. A. EVarts of the Norwich uni
versity visited his parents several days
this week.-The Philean club entertained
a large number of their friends with an
oyster SUPPER Friday night at the home
of j. A. Evarts of Skeels Corners
1t is reported that Mrs. Nellie Barber
of East Swanton will start this week for
Nebraska to spend the winter with her
sister.-Mss Lillian Brown, who has spent
the summer with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. +. ]. Brown of East 5wanton, re-
turned last week to Bellows Falls to re-
sumo her position as music teacher
r. a. Evarts of Skeels' Corners is moving
his family this week to Georgia, where
he bought n small farm,-While Mrs. Il.
W. Reals was driving last Thursday after
noon, her horse became unmanageable
ana ran, throwing Mrs. Beals to the
| Ground. The horse was afterward easily
stopped at George Jcwetts home. Mrs.
| f}eals escaped serious injury, though bad
ly bruised and sustaining cut ON her
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Columbus Davis was brought befor
Judge blanchard and Grand Juror vii
liams Thursday on charge of drunkenv
ness and was fined $995. As Davis va
unable TO pay he made the necessary ar
ransemeuts Immediately following tn /
case of IIiucklev Davis of North Adams l.
Mass. who was in town for the mrs
time in Is years, was tried. He was fined
81 % for being drunk and paid his tineJ
Davis remarked that he did not thinRy
much of our law as where he came FROM
people could get drunk and not be finedl
The last man t. receive his fine for in1
toxicatiou was Charles Noyes. His tnej
amounted in all to $lol5 which he paid.
Carl Breses, who has been in the Adiron1
dachs for the past four months, has rel
turned home. much improved in health.
Mrs Thomas Norton has returned FROM
the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlins-
ton.
col. and Mrs. Fred L. Smith quietly
celebrated Monday the 5lst anniversary
OF their marriage. No formal celebration
Of the event occurred, but the etficienp
president of the Vermont Mutual FIRE
Insurance company and his accomplished
wife were the recipients Of many calls
during the afternoon and eVeninE, accom-
panied by sincere CONGRATULATIONS.
Henry c. Phillips for many years en-,
ployed at the Pavilion livery stable. dlei
Monday at the home of Bert ; snow,
his son-in-law. on Court street, MI.
Phillips was IS years old and had suffered
| for several months with a compLicaton
of diseases. He was a naive OF puN-
bury and served in the Civil War in Com
pany c. First Vermont cavalry, Funeral
services were held from the home OF
| Mr. Snow.
A son was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs +. h. Washburn at Wellesley HIS
| Mass Mrs. Washburn was until last year.
| Miss A BAILEY. the well known ladies
halter" on State street,
At the annual meeting of the Country
club. held Saturday evening, the old board
CONTINUED op seventh page).
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CAMBRIDGE.

The Rev. Il. l.. Barnes is taking In the
trip to Boston and will be gone two
Sundays.-Mrs. Lasher goes to Jefferson
vile next Sunday morning and the Rev
s. c. Howard breaches here.-The Union
service in the evening will be in the Con-
gregational Church. 1t will be Mrs
Lasher's last service here-The Woman's
Homo Missionary society meet with Mrs
Clarence Corsc Thursday afternoon to
scw.-Miss L. I. Walker of Enosbtre.'
Falls is the guest Of Mrs. S. NJ. SalIord
Hugh Tobin has moved into the hn'H
housc.-Mrs. Clarence Horner broke nor
wrist on her right nand last week while
leading a cow.-Mrs. w. H. Driscoll has
been very i'll, but is now improving. -
Mrs W. II. Parker has returned from,
St Stcphen ~ b. where she has been
spending several weeks with her husband.
IL. ]. Wcthcrell of WinoosN bought four
car loads of potatoes last week. paying
&c per buehel.-Miss Ethel Brush LEFT
last week for Boston to take n prcpari-
tory course in kndergarten.-Mr. and
Mrs. @. A. Sherman have been taking a
carriage drive through the northern part
of the Statc.-Mrs. Mary Morse and Anna
returned last week from their trip to
Riversi1e California. fred Gravelin and
Eva Young of Underhill were united IL
marriage by tho Rev. II. c. Howard. Octo-
Der 6.--Mr and Mrs. Justin Leach of
Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. D. ROBINSON and
Mr. and Mrs Mvror Leach of Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas lIanley Of Essex
Junction spent Thursday with Col and
Mrs c. X. Leach to help celebrate the
52nd anniversary OF their maria &c 49,
Frank Mcclure who has been visiting at
J. T. McClure's, returned to his home in
I,arortc. Ind, last week.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The Orange County Medical society held
their annual meeting in the parlors "
the Randolph Inn Friday. Several in
terest!ng papers were read in the after
noon session. DR. L, +. Ellis Of Brook
field had for his subject Hernia 81 The
Nermiform Appendix" Or. II. II Hayward
of Tunbriige read paper on "TrigcnuiN
Neuralgia and DR. l.. a. Russlow gave d
talk on "A Few Interesting Cases \
general discussion was held after 'ach
paper and the doctors and their invited
friends spent a very profitable afternoon.
Miss Mary +. Morse has finished work
as boollloepor for the T. f. Emerson
Co. and will leave hero soon for Boston,
whore she will take special banking
course in business college.
Miss Annie Dubois returned Friday
from NORTHAMPTON, Mass. where she rad
been spending several days with coll
lece friends.
The new wheel for tho electric plant
AT Bethel was shipped from Dayton, ONO,
last "Wednesday and man to set the
wheel was sent with 1t, 1t Will take
about three weeks to get the wheel set
and in running order and electric lights
may he expected in Randolph about the
10th OF November.
Quite a large number were present at
the Grange meeting saturday night and
were very nicely entertained by State
Master G. J. Hcll. who gave an interest
ing talk on What the Grange Has Done
Mr. Bell stated that il was through the
Grange that the rural free delivery Of
mall was brought about and that many
other things could be and have been ac-
complished through the Grange. The
Grange appointed "A committee OF i've,
consisting of tt. W. Vail, Alonzo Emery,
w. w. Jones' the Hon William II
Nichols and the Hon. V, |. Spear, to
investigate and see if the Grange will
build a Grange hall and opera house. u.
II. Morse and a. \, Priest, leading men
IN Grange work, have purchased the Mrs.
Mcbride place and If a hall is built this
win be where it will be located.
SATURDAY. afternoon, as Mail Carrier
William Rand was going to his home
after leaving the mail he had collected
At the postoflice, the team belonging IL
H. W. Fits backed into Rand's team in
such a way that Mr.. Rands wagon was
tipped over in front of the postoffice and
his NounE son, Ralph, who was riding
with his father was thrown to the
ground with such force that his Jaw
none was broken and several tcetl
/ knocked out. Mr., Rand escaped with d
/ few bruises and a severe shaking up
| The hoy will recover from his injuries II
few weeks.
! At the Catholic Church Monday morn
ing occurred the marriage of jeremiah
O'Connell to Miss Sara Gushing, both OF
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BRADFORD.

Mrs Fife Jessup Of Providence. r.
Is visiting her mother, Mrs NJ. II. CroC
Miss Helen Nye of the Boston city h,
pital arrived Friday to spend a {
weeks vacation with her parents, y
and Mrs. F.. II. Nye.-Mrs. Alcina Fct'
has returned TO Island Pond for the W
ter-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright h.
moved here from Concord, y. I'M
Della Alher who has been in charge
the New England Telephone compan
cfflcc here for the past five years. hnisl
work last week. Miss Blanche Lachal
will take Miss Alber's place in tho Oft
Mrs. ]. W. Watson of MONTPELIER
visiting at = n IeOnard's
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BROOKFIELD.

j. W. Parmenter has friends from Wa
rem visiting him.-On Tuesday everi
Lillian Sprague formerly of East RI
dolph, but now a missionary in Ind
under the Fentecostal mission, gave
interesting talk on her work and t
country.-Mrs. Mary Richardson is visi
ing friends in town.-The Circular co
ference will meet with Brookfeld chur
october 2O.-.Fred Hall of South Ear
began work for W. II. Sprague Monda
~. A Robbins has sold his house
East Brookhcld to Alison Whcatlcy a.
moves to East Randolph whore he II
purcha scd q houSc.-Car1s were receiV
last week announcing the marriage
Dr Edward Sprague of Barre and Nj
Hottie Cooke of Rumney, y. II.
and Mrs. Sprarue are visiting New Yoi
Philadelphia. WASHINGTON, D. c., and
their return they will reside in Barre
Mrs Hudson. daughter Of Mrs. Geor
Newell is spending a time with /
moi
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Miss Rosa Laganess has gone to Rich
ford to work in a store.-Mrs. Tina Mas
tin of Waltham, Mass, is here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli sherman
Charles Hitchcock is sick-The Masons
are doing good Job To their hall, putting
under a granite foundation, painting the
building and grading in front-Mrs.
Amanda Winslow is entertaining her
niece. Mrs. Maud Sanborn, and little girl,
of Whiteield y. 1.-THE Rev, y. +.
Preeblcs has organized a young people ;
league. which meets every Thursday night
after school.-W. III. Hadlock has bought
of Hiram Courscr the John Smith farm,
com idnrl1lnn &. 400.