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STOWE.

The ladies Of Unity Church will serve
chicken pie supper at their usual circle
in the Vcstry Thursday, November IL
All are cordially invited. -Don't forget the
Elite minstrels' entertainment to be given
November p and 2S-Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph
Adams IF Coopcrstown. Mich. arc visit
Ing Mr.. AdamS's sister. Mrs Sarah RAY
mond, and other friends in Stowe. Mr..
and and Mrs. Adams left Stowe 81 years
ago, making one visit here - years ago.
They will spend the winter hcrc.-About
% attended the anniversary Grange meet
ing at e. S. McAllisters last Saturday.
Dinner was served and a pleasant time
onjoyed.-Mrs. f.. \. Boyce who has been
critically i'll with chronic pneumonia for
several weeks. is improving and her re-
coVery is eXpocted--J. j. Ncaren who
suffered slight shock November /, is i'm
proving and was able. to ride SUNDAY
Mrs. T.. j. Adams and Mrs. George Towne
were in Cadys Falls last Sunday.-Thore
was special meeting Of Mystic Lodge,
T. and \. Nj, on Tuesday evcnins.-T
\. Douglass WAS ut home from Montpel-
Ter over Sunday.-Mrs. g. ID. Gibbs and
LITTLE daughter were at home from Mont
pelcr over SundaY.-Mrs, G. NJ Tabor
wont to Worcester, Mass, for the winter
last Friday.-Mrs. X. A. Savage, who has
been seriously i'll for several months Is
SO much improved that her daughter
Mrs. 4. H. Bell returned recently to her
home in Passaic. n J.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
E"cor have moved into Mrs. Tab-r's house
for the winter, Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Peter
son have returned to their house which
was vacated by tho Recors.-J. G. Tom
linson has been i'll for several days
Miss Mary Gale spent several days in
Burlington last week.-A daughter was
born on November to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Harris. Mrs |. l. Gorton of Bur
linGton visited friends in Stowe recently
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Houston moved re
Gently from Morristown to George Lucc's
where they will spend the wnter.-Mr
and Mrs. Porter and daughter Of North
Troy visited their daughter Mrs Neil
Chapin last week. MIR. and Mrs Henry
Thomas of Montpelier have been visiting
in Stowe for several days, returning home
in Morrisvile Tuesday and Wednesday to
attend the anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Barrows.-Mr and Mrs G. r.
Churchill and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams
visited Mount Mansfield Tucsday.-Dow
Phillips of Waterbury spent Monday night
with his aunt, Mrs, Ellen Smth.-Mark
Poor, who has been a resident Of the far
West for about four years arrived in
Stowe OH Tuesday.--W. II. Cox Of Plain
view, Nebraska, has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs J.. Z. Tomlinson the past
week.
Mrs. Alma A. Cote of Wocott was pros-
ent at the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid on Tuesday evening and ins pected
the camp. A banquet was served nj the
close OF the meeting Members Of tho Sons
of Veterans and Ladies' Aid will visit
the Wolcott camp Friday evening.-At
the regular meeting of Stowe Lodge
No AZ. l. o. G.. T., the following officers
were installed by Lodge Deputy II. T.
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Straw: Chief tcmplar Mrs. Dora +. Eddy
vice-templar. Mrs Abbe Warren secre-
tary, Mrs. Carrie Il. Straw; assistant sec
rotary, Floy NJ. Eddy; financial secretary,
Mrs. Annie l.. Harris; treasurer, Ethel
NJ Gibbs; marshal, w. w. Houston; de-
putty marshal, Marjorie Watts; guard,
Minnie Straw; sentinel, George Keniiel1 {;
chaplain, Alma Kenfeld. Viola Russell
was elected organist. In the literary cor
test for the best two quarters, side No
!, Marjorie Watts, leader. scored 2,905
points: while side No. ., scored 1920 points.
thus winning the contest by 315 points
The fall terms of the district schools
closed last Friday.-Miss Iloy Eddy. trus-
toe of the West Branch school, gave a
dinner party Mt her homo to 10 of her
pupils.-The Rev. and Mrs. Evans, b. A.
Mills, Miss Clara Mills and Miss Alma
Kenfield attended the Epworth League
convention at Waterbury, Wednesday,
The topics for the devotional meetings
of the young peoples societies for Sun
day evening, November IS, will be as
follows: Epworth League, Personal
Works the Duty OF Every Christian,
Jno. 80, 49, IS, &c, Acts S:2S, Acts TO-
leader, Miss Clara Mills; Christian En-
deavor. How May We Help Abolish the
Saloons?" Eph 6:l0-13 leader, G. H.
Cowles.-The Womans Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the Methodist Church meets
with Mrs. c. NJ. Watts Thursday after
noon. November H. at 2:30.
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DERBY.

John Thompson, wife and daughter
Pauline, Of Boston, visited at |. &. Hay 5
last week, Pauline remains with her
grandmother Mrs. y. kelcy.-A union
service was held in the Conversational
Church last Sunday morning. The Rev O..
W. Morrow. superintendent OF the Anti
Saloon League, was present and preached
a sermon upon the results of the new
license law and the way out of 1.-THE
Rev. j. W Cone and wife have returned
from their Vacation.-The members Of
the CONGREGATIONAL society have complet-
cd their repairs upon the basement of
their church and are building new horse
sheds. They will move the old ones to
the rear of The church, thus greatly I'M
proving the looks of the grounds. Mrs.
Annie Bashand of St Adams spent la It
Sunday al her old home, Joseph Morrl's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holbrook have
returned home from Lake Park.-M. Nj.
Colby has returned home. She is i'm very
poor health.--George Heath, who returned
few weeks since from Manitoba, where
he has suffered with a long and severe
attack of typhoid fever, is sim in very
poor health.-W. n. Hopkinson has gath
cred Al bushels of fine large apples, be-
sides several bushels of windtallS, from
three trees very near his house. He also
gathered enough from his orchard TO make
more than loo bushels. In September he
had over eight bushels of plums in his
orchard.-Kate Spear goes soon to spend
several weeks with her sister at West
Derby, Mrs. Delmar Stevens AT her late
auction her house was sold to Levi Kel-
ley. \. Jones and family expect soon
to occupy the house they bought of Mrs
Mahaney, having sold their farm to
MesSrs. Greenwood and Wilson.
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JOHNSON.

A few Of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Stcnrns gHV" them surprise Tuesda v
night Refreshments we're served and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
Joel Boyce was married last week, and
they are spending a few days with rela-
tiVes in Clinton and Boston Mass.-Wal-
tor Hoyce is spending n few days with
A. Leland, RI. ". Stevens. r. $ Pulling
ton and O. A. Mcfarland spent Sunday
with their families here.-r. J. Baker
and wife have returned from their visit
10 their son IN Montclair. y. 1.-The rum
mage sale opens here November "a and
continues a week.-William IIehb Is at
work for Searns " Harrington setting a
new boiler at the tub shop.-Miss Mae
Mcguire of Rutland is visiting relatives
here.-Oscar Sherwin and wife visited
relatives here the first of the week. -
Professor AlEer and W. T.. Ranger are
in Bennington county this week in the
interest OF cducation.-The Ways and
Means society sociable was held at IL. W.
Stcvcnss last Friday night with 50 in at
tendance
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third page)

lcaVe Fairfax this week. After spending
so''e une IN Boston, where his wife ana
SUI are he and family will go to India.
except his son. Albert who will stay in
WIS country and prepare himself for the
missionary work.-Mrs Taft of Burling-
.on spent several days with her sister,
WITS ~. {. Ballard.-Miss Bertha Phelps
VI ESSEX visited her cousin, Mrs. Mabel
Ihliard the 18th. Edward Rowland is
satnering cream for the Fairfax Cream
cry company. DR.. and Mrs +. A. Petty
went to Champlain last week to Nee Or.
ietty who is ill.-Mr. and Mrs &. II.
ltrush are settled in their new home in
the tiollow.-C. ID. Currier spent one day
last week in ST. Albans.--Mrs Anna Ar
nold and son visited in town last week.
MIS-. cochran of Jericho is visiting
trends in town.-I'red Depatie of White
h"id, n. H., is visiting his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. l. Depate. Miss Jessie Hunt
is visiting Miss Ellie Buck of 5urling-
ton Mrs Daniel Osburn OF Clarence
vile. P. O., is visiting her son at James
Kugsles' s.-Mr and Mrs. /, Phelps Of
ESSEX visited their aunt Mrs. Il. NJ Bal
lard, last week. William Corrlgan of
Waterviie is visiting his brother, n. o.
Corrgan.
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NEWPORT.

True & Blanchard have employed Miss
Pearl Rollins during the holidays.
Frank O. Blount has bought a farm neal
Manchester, n. H., on Sherley Heights
and will move there soon.
Miss Margaret Lockhart has returned
from burlington. where she has been for
some time
l.. g. Libby is to be placed in charge
of the Blair & Levarn mill in West
Charleston and will soon move there
capt p. S. Curry. the government SUI
perlntendent of construction of the new
federal building, has returned from
Lowell, Mass, where he has been to visit
his family.
II, f. Place of North Troy Is running an
express team between that place and
Newport.
Leslie Percie of Newport Center is the
foreman of the c, p. railway section at
this place during Frank Welcomes va
cation.
Ranney q Co., printers. have issued the
prospectus for the Y. NJ l. G. lecture
course. 1t comprised four entertainments
which are all highly recommended. No
vember 16, Thomas e. Green of Iowa will
speak here, subject. The Key Of the
Twentieth Century; January /, the
Rogers -Grilley combination, subject, AN
Evening with Entertainer and Harpst" :
January II, 1904, DIR. n. Dwight Hills
subject, John Ruskins's Message to the
Twentieth Century, February %. 1901
Thomas Dixon, Jr, subject, Fools or
the School of Experience"
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RICHFORD.

Elder II. j. Farman OF the Seventh Day
Adventist held service here In Mitchell
hall Friday evening and again on Sunday
evening, last.-'rhe Hon. q. A. Gcarheart
of New York gives his lecture, The Foot
prints of the Century" Wednesday even
ing, the second entertainment Of the lee
ture course.-Deputy Collector S. IL.
Wood of ST. Adams was here Monday and
Tuesday on business connected with the
customs houSc.-Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Smith. who went from here to Farming
ton, Conn, are back here this week visit
ing relatives ana frends.-John j. Nc
Carly and family of West Berkshire have
moved here and occupy the Courtney
house on Elm street.-The closing of all
the stores in town at six O'Clock Tues
day and Friday evenings does not pleas
the outsiders who come TO trade those
evenings. +. Kelley is about to retire
from the hotel business after nearly
thirty years as hotel keeper and will
sell the American house here, which he
has kept up the past ten years. Mr.. Kel-
ley retires from the business on account
Of his III health.-B r. Childs of Boston
sang in ST. AIMS Church, morning and
evening service, last Sunday, Nov. Sth
Nelson Lamorey has rented the VIII
liam Wright farm and takes possession
for a year-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith
have returned back from Connecticut
whore they have lived the past three
years, and have taken possession of the
farm he bought of his fathers estate, the
G. w. Smith farm.-The next district
meeting of odd Fellows Of district No. 4
is to be held with Richford Lodge, No
j., in the near future, the date not vet
been fixed by the ID. ID. q. NE II. Mil
Ter of the Boston clothing store, which
he lately sold to r. W. Adams, has been
petitioned into bankruptcy by his credi-
tors.
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FAIRFIELD.

One OF the prettiest weddings took place
at Trinity Church at p. m. November D.
when Miss Albertine q. Soule of this
place and Don c. Hawley, formerly
Of jericho. now of Sparlanburg'
Cuen of Haverhill. Mass. Were united in
marriage. The bridal party entering the
church to the beautiful strains of music.
consisted of the ushers, NJ r. Mott Of
Alburgh and J. G. Hindes of Nersennes,
Read Soule and Harold Fairchild of this
place. followed by little Frances Soule
as flower girl and little Hubert Hawley
as ring bearer The brides came unat-
tended, first Miss Albertne, followed by
Miss Elizabe They were met at the
chancel by the grooms The ceremonies
were performed by Bishop Hall of Bur
tngton. Again the sweet strains of music
1illed the church and Mr.. and Mrs I1aw
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. McCuen passed out
of the church to the brides home where
reception was held Immediately after
the ceremony. The church ana house were
beautifully decorated with evergreen and
white chrysanthemums. The brides Were
dressed in white. Miss Albertine in white
silk gauze over white silk. and Miss Eliza
beth in white satin. Both wore wells and
carried flowers. A very nice wedding
luncheon was served. There was a fire
display Of wedding gifts consisting of
silver cut glass and linen showing thu
high esteem of the young people among
their many friends. Among those from
out of town We're Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Nc
Cuen and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCuen of
Ncrgennes and Mrs Hawley AMI Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Hawley of Jericho, Mrs. SchOon
maker and daughter of Troy, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. .Soule and son of Bur
lington. Mrs. Hiram Soule and daughter
Msssrs Hall ana George Soule of st. Al
bans. the Rev. F. Rarnby Leach ana Mrs
Leach of Richford
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WESTFIELD.

states Attorney a. w. Farman IF New
port came to town last Friday 10 inNeSu-
gate the case of the poor unfortunate
the town had boarded with hose
Ducharme Ostrout for a few months be-
fore her death. November !, Mr. Farman
received a letter from one of the select
men Friday morning and came at once
He said he received his first kuoNledGe
of the fact in a dispatch from the daily
Free Press inquiring what legal steps mad
been taken, on Thurs lay, ana telephone"
Inquiries from other towns the same day
and greatly regrets he WAS not callcI
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

c. Z. Lord of the Groton Times has
been secured by the Messenger company
here to take charge of the mechanical
dennrtment of it's Drinting business Mr.
Lord will begin his duties here this week
and will move his family here as soon
as arrangements can he made.
A very pleasant gathering was held
SATURDAY afternoon ana evening at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leander I,aravav
ON 1ieh street. the event being i'm honor
of the 35th anniversary of their marriage
The time was pleasantly passed in a So
cinl way and refreshments were served
during the evening Mr.. and Mrs. I,araway
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EDEN

George Powell and family have gone
to California to make their future home.
BAXTER Collins has moved to the farm
vacated by Powell.-Mr. and Mrs George
GilChrlst have gone to burlington to live.
The play, entitled THE Last Leaf" by
the Lowell Dramatic club, was we'll rem
dercd.-1ruman Kinds buried his other
twin baby November 10.-Lesie Bickford
is at home from Taunton, Mass.-F. T..
Fuller has rented the Bailey Fuller farm
and moved thereon.-Fred f. Fuller of
Eden and Clara Lawrence Of Glover were
married November 9.-Frcd Wheclock has
purchased the Scribner house and is soon
to move his family there.-Mrs. Benton.
who has been stopping with her niece.
Mrs. Fanny Sargent, has gone to Hard
wick to spend the winter with friends
w. II. Emery is in Morrisville on BUSH
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SOUTH HERO.

THE Ideal Entertainers gave fine
entertainment under the auspices of Maple
Lawn Academy ON Thursday evening.
Academy hail was filed to its utmost
capacity and the audience expressed them
selves highly pleased. Mr.. Green in his
rendering of why I Wear the Grand
Army Badge" and Mr.. Emerson in his
Illustrated songs were especially fine. The
moving pictures ELECTED the highest
praiso.-Mr and Mrs. Elmer lin Of Yer
gennes were mt their home here this week.
Charles Martel of Williston was in
town recently. Herbert e. kecler, VINO
has been clerk at the Park Wow House
at st. Adams for the past few months
has returned to take charge of Kceler
Bros. store. IIoratio Crawford has re-
signed his ppStiOn ut Robin store
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WATERVILLE.

George Miller of Gilmore called on
friends in town last week.-R Richard
Brown has moved to Mark Stevens's
Wiley farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morgan
of Fairfield were in town last week.
Mrs. Ford Stevens has recently purchased
IL very fine new organ.-James Warner
of Essex visited H. l.. Beard last week
Fay Wethcrell has moved to Bclvidere.
where he has work for the winter
Robert Sweet has moved into the house
purchased of j. V. Stevens. Edward
Woodruff of Jndcrhll visited his uncle,
Il. NJ Thomas, over Sunday.-Frank
Laraway has bought the d. G. Howard
farm.-Frank Howard and Mrs. D. G.
Howard left for Worcester, Mass, Fri
day. whore they will remain through the
winter.-Georgc Brown has moved into
his village house on Main street
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BROWNINGTON.

Miss Lizzie IA. Blake of st, JOhnsburN
closed a very successful term OF school
at the Center Friday, November t, this
being the second term. Scholars having
hut one absent mark are Carl Wells and
Harold Burrows. Those having no tardy
marks are Lottie Alexander, Elgie Alex
ander, Helen smith llazel Smith. Earle
Brown, Joseph Dagenas, Harold Burrows
and Leslie Nilkey. Clarence Grapes has
has no tardy maks for the last two terms
Miss Blake is expected to teach the winter
term. The school in district No. : is ex-
tended two weeks, making twelve
weeks term. Mabel Johnson. teacher.
a. NJ. Litchheld died suddenly Wednes-
day, September L. from the effects of a
shock. His remains We're taken to West
more for burial.
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treasurer; Mrs. L. Il. Wilscy. Miss Sara
Chamberin, Mrs. A. H. Macomber Mrs.
S. S. Griswold and Mrs. G.. +. Harring-
ton, executive committee The society
organized with a membership of eleven
only, but is open to more and it Is hoped
others will lend their assistance by join
ing The society will give the first enter
tanment Friday evening, November IL in
the Davis high school building. An at
tractivc program is being arranged by the
president a chicken pie supper Will be
served across the street at the close of the
entertainment Dr. f. @. Branch. clerk of
the board of cemetery commissioners will
during the evening give talk on the
work now being done. the method adopted
by the present board previous condition
of the town ground. how the money is be-
ing expended. and answer other questions
of importance to those Interested.
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CHELSEA.

Mr. and Mrs Horace T Walker are
spending a three weeks vacation among
friends in Massachusetts.-Ar reception was
rendered last week Wednesday evening
to the newly married couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W. Bacon hundred guests
were IN attendance testiiyns their re-
gard for the bride and groom by num-
erous appropriate presents. In behalf OF
Chelsea Cornet band the Rev. II. J.
Wyckof, pastor of the Congregational
church. made a presentation speech and
the Rev. w. r, Allen, pastor of the
Methodist Church, did the same service
for the Epworth League. Both young
people are very highly respected Walter
:. Goss went TO Montpelier last week ia
begin work in the Waterman otfice-Ben-
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Martha Fuller is at Milton Bore
caring for Mrs. Burr Martin.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Cushman have gone to Bun
lington, where their home win be with
Dr and Mrs. Jenne ms formcrlY.--Claul
Preston has returned to Mir Pixies al
ter a short VaCation.-ScVcral of tho
schools in town close this Weck.-A pound
party was given the Rev. +. NJ Barnes
last week Wednesday night.-Arthur RcN
nods is out after his llneSs.-E'rcd Cord ~
has gone to Milton to work in the pulp
mill.-Charles Sawyer has gone to Fair
fax to work for Eugene Boylcn.- Mrs.
Wilbur Bushnell spent some time in Bur
lington recently, Farmers are improving
the nice weather and are getting their
,lnuinp done
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JEFFERSONVILLE

o. p. Hayes had the misfortune to fail
from load of hay last Friday and hurt
him so that he Is confined to the house, -
Fred Sinclair, who has beon in poor
health for long time is not improving.
Mrs. M. N. Dodge is also quite sick
At the last meeting of the Crescendo
club, at Mrs ii. M. Crockett's. the fol-
lowing officers were elected; President.
Mrs. Lottie A. Page; e-presdent, Mrs
Jennie Thomas; secretary Miss Carrie
Carroll; treasurer. Miss Marion Cornell
chaplain, Mrs. II. M Cornell; organst,
Mrs. LILLIAN Buchanan coura cling
news has been received from Mrs r. Il
Thomas, who went to Boston for medical
treatment-Miss Nina Seely, the teacher
In the primary department, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends in Hyde
Park. The ladies Of the South Cambridge
Cemetery association cleared $35 from the
oyster supper at Hotel Melendy Noyem-
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BROOKFIELD.

Fri Ditty has purchased of Henry Hyd
the Philander Hyde place.. W. Pa
meuter and daughter, Mrs. George Spr;
cue. visited in Warren, the Rev. Mr. Pa
menter's old home, last Woek.-T, v
Hayes aud Josiah Smith exchange
places recently and moved the last
the week Mrs, Savilla Green has r.
turned from Concord, y. H., and RAJ
dolph. whore she has been visiting TT
students from Randolph normal are hon
ON a vacation on account OF whoopir
cough having invaded the school--Tl
circular conference of the Congregation
church met with the East Brookhe
church on Tuesday.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs, S. w, Billnser of Haverhill, y, II
has come to spend the winter with he
son, - F.. Billngcr- Misses Ada an
Marion Albee were called to South t'airle
last week by the illness of their mother
THE mid-trrm promenade WIS held /
Woods's han Friday evening. After
ten weeks illness, Mrs j. NJ. SaNy"
is on the gain.-Nlisses Elizabeth and RutI
Locke of Nnchcndon, Mass. have bee
visiting DR., and Mrs. w. r. Locke.-Ih
FortniGhtly club hold their meetng wit
Mrs +. +. Doe Friday.-Mrs. j. II, peWe!
and daughter, Miss Gertrude, are spend
ing two weeks in Rutland-Measles ar
raging in the schools here.
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her 5. Among those in attendance from
out of town were MIR. and Mrs. a. w.
Narnum and Mrs. John A. Waterman
from Burlington.-All Wetherbee has
gone to pko's Station, n. H.-Recent
visitors in the place are Lester Smith Of
johnson, Mrs. j. W. McNally OF Bur
lington, Ira Smith of Morrisville, w. H.
Sanderson of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Noyce of Hyde Park.-Miss Mabel
Grswold has returned home from Woods
vile, n. H.. where she went to visit
her brother.-Tdward Wagner and Miss
Adah NJ. Snow both of Fletcher. were
married in Cambridge November Z by the
Rev. Henry Z. Howard.
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COVENTRY.

Mrs. Luther Guild is in very poor health
again.--Andrew Allen was seriously in
jured one day last week by having "A tree
fall on him while cutting logs in George
Humans sugar orchard,-A goodly mum
er gathered in the Methodist Church sun
day afternoon and listened 10 an interest
ing address by the Rev. q. W. Morrow
of Burlng ton.--'rhe reports are that the
small pOX IL raging in East Coventry 49,
There is 90 be union town SUNDAY.
school rally this week Thursday in the
Conversational Church. The exercises
will begin IN the forenoon at 1910 o'clock
and continue until twelve o'clock. From