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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30
eRooKFlELp.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheatley left
town last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. St. John are at the
Schroeder cottage.
Mrs. Giles and son OF Concord, n. H.,
are at Ar. and Mrs. FoIlansbee's.
Louise Parmenter and Edith Edison are
at a cottage on Lake Champlain this week.
Mrs. Hall and son OF Meriden, Conn,
came last week to board at W. c. Clark's.
Miss Bessie Panton is away spending
the week with friends in W~oodsville, n.
H.
Miss Lillian Carpenter is away with a
party OF Randolph people at Highgate
Springs.
George Shepardson has gone West to
his home and will remain there during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt are away at Water
bury on account of the illness Of Mr..
Hollis father.
Miss Catherine Benham is engaged to
teach the school at West Hartford, begin
ming in September.
Mrs. Marcia Griswold and son are visit
ing at the home of her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Peck.
Quite a number of the young people en-
ioyed a chocolate party at the S%ehroeder's
last week Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. J. Abbott has returned to her
home in Brookield after a three weeks
stay in East Bethel and Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Follansbee. Mrs.
Trial Clark and Frank Billiard go on the
Army excursion TO San Francisco
next month.
Grace and John Hyde OF Concord, y. H.,
have been visiting their uncles and aunts,
Mr. aud Mr. I'D D.TAL.a -
Mrs. Henry Hyde.
Harvey Freeman is repairing the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
He has pulled down some of the
buildings and Joined the two barns to-
Last Thursday evening about thirty Of
the young people gathered at the Rumney
and gave a surprise to Miss Eliza.
The young people passed a pleasant even
ing in playing games and other amuse-
ments. Ice cream and cake were also par
Of.
A birthday party was given BY Mrs.
Peck last Monday afternoon to
ler granddaughter, Eleanor Lyman. OF
Rutland, who is visiting her grandpar-
,nts. Quite a goodly number Of the young
misses gathered and enjoyed themselves
rom 3 until7
What came near being a serious accident
happened last Friday evening. As a car
tage containing Mrs. Panton and daugh-
er, Bessie, and Mrs. Mitchell were return
ng home from the Town hall, another
cam driven BY Henry Edison, which came
Town from Mr.. HRggett's, ran into them.
Tor a time It seemed as II Il would be a Sc
matter, but none Of the ladies were
brown out. A wheel was broken on Mr..
team and he was thrown out Of
lis wagon, but not much hurt.
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PiTTSFIELp.

We do not see how Morrill, can give /
cup and saucer with that nice tea for s0c.
but that is the way he will do for the &
days II they hold out.
Clarence Mills was in Rutland Thurs.
day.
Miss Hazel Durkee is visiting in Rut-
land.
Charles Lowell and wife OF Gaysville
were in tow Sunday.
Howard Stiles and Misses Muriel LAGOS
and Sarah Chedel visited in Randolph last
week.
Dr.. c. W. Brigham and wife returned
from their outing at Mascoma lake last
week.
Mrs. Geo. Chedel and son, Charles, and
daughter, Marjorie, visited in Woodstock
last week.
Harold Warren entertained about thirty
OF his young friends at his home Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Houghton and daughter,
Olive, from Massachusetts, are visiting at
L. B. Houghton's.
DR.. Greene of New York, who had been
boarding at the Nose House, went to Bel
low Falls Monday.
Mrs. Fred Billings and daughter,
Gladys, OF Rutland are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills.
The Epworth League will hold a social
in Hollis hall Wednesday evening, Aug. 5.
A musical entertainment viii be given.
The Ladies Aid held a salad supper and
entertainment in Holt's hall last Wednes-
day evening. DR.. Greene Of New York
sang several pieces and Harry Hutchins OF
Lawrence, Mass, gave several banjo selec-
tions.
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Death Of Annie Lamson.

Our citizens were shocked Wednesday OF
last week to learn that Annie Lamson was
dead, having been taken violently i'll only
the Saturday night before. Monday after
noon an operation was performed by Drs.
Gue OF Hanover, n. H., Fish Of South Row
alton and Greene Of Bethel for appended
us. They were surprised TO find a tumor
which weighed six pounds and which un-
doubtedly aggravated and fastened the
disease. The patient sank rapidly after
the operation and passed away after much
suffering Wednesday morning. Her fam
lily are nearly Frustrated By the sudden
blow. The funeral was held at the home
Thursday afternoon and she was laid TO
rest among a profusion OF beautiful fow-
ers she loved so well, presented BY her
class, nine Of the twelve members being
present, also by the grange and others.
The bearers were Ben Washburn. Claude
Rogers. Joseph Mccormack and joseph
Weafer. The burial was in North Rovsl-
ton cemetery. Rev. Levi Wild OBLIGATED.
The beautiful burial service OF the grange
was used at the grave.
Miss Lamson was born in Randolph
october II, lSS3,the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. AFRO Lamson, and wss looking for.
ward 10 years of usefulness as a teacher. a
stay and comfort to her parents IN their
declining years and a companion to the
young brother, all Of whom have the heart
felt sympathy Of all in their great sorrow.
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EAST sRookFIsLp.

Mrs. John Buzzell OF Concord, n. H., is
visiting her brother, Oliver Dutton.
Fred W. Smith went to Randolph Gen.
ter Friday to work at his trade as a car
penter.
Miss Hattie A.. Smith OF Boston and
Mrs. A. b. Smith OF Mortified were guests
at w. h. sprague's Sunday.
The Ladies' society will hold a social AZ
the church parlors Thursday afternoon,
Aug. 6. Every one is cordially invited to
attend and special invitation is extended
TO the older people. Supper will be served
at an early hour and an interesting pro.
gram will be arranged for. Let every one
who possibly can avail themselves Of the
opportunity to partake Off grand supper
and enjoy q good time.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

c. NJ. Sprague Of Grundy Center, Iowa.
is visiting relatives in this place.
J.Z Sprague of Manchester. n. H., IS
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
V. l.. Allard and wife returned from
their visit in Bridgewater Monday.
Mrs. Jane Whitney and grandchild Of
Boston are visiting at W. c. Sprague's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Coffin OF New
York have been visiting at A. II. Tracyis.
p. 7. Morey and family, who have been
stopping at the hotel for the past ten DAYS.
left Monday for their journey home.
The "White Caps will give an enter
tainment for the benefit Of the ladies'
Union library society Thursday evening
Aug. 6th, at Camps ball. East Randolph.
after which ice cream and cake will be
served.
The baseball game with Tunbridge sat-
urday resulted IN a victory for Tunbridge
BY the score Of II to :. This was the bows
first game and they think they can dc bet
ter next time. They play this week with
the Royaitons st East Randolph.
Deans Rheumatie pills sbso,utefv eures
h0elA4EASM Neuralgia Entirely Wae.taffa@nfa
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oAYsviLLE.

John Wilcox OF ~stockbridge was in
town Sunday.
Martin wyman, Jr., and wife are visit
ing in Boston.
Abbie Whitcomb spent a few days in
Bethel last week.
Mary ellison Of Bethel spent Sunday at
r. j. Whiteomb's.
Frank Gould and wife were in Randolph
a few days recently.
Mrs. Asa Wyman returned to her home
in B~rattleboro last week.
Miss Eva Luce was taken to Br~attleboro
last week to the asylum.
Harris Waters and wife returned from a
fishing trip last Saturday.
Miss Julana Sylvester OF Bethel spent a
few days in town recently.
Merville Gould has been visiting in
Randolph the past two weeks.
Arthur Leonard Of pomfret visited at E.
W. Whitcomb's over Sunday.
George Lamb OF Randolph visited at r.
j. Whitcomb's last Wednesday.
Mrs. Gilbert Boutwell, and child are Wis
iting friends and relatives in town.
Miss Mira Brown OF Bethel visited her
sister, Mrs. Bert Roberts, recently.
Miss Marguerite Field of Bethel is
spending a few days at win Flint's.
Mrs. Robinson of Randolph visited at
Mrs. s.. p. Browns a few days last week.
Mrs. Arthur Ballard and Mrs. Lucy
Durkee spent a day in Barnard last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Leonard and daughter,
Nellie, visited relatives In Rochester last
week.
Rev. James Sargent and family from
New Hampshire are visiting at the
aCobble.n
Mrs. Nellie Webster Of Woodstock has
been visiting her brother, Charles Ballard,
the past week.
Lewis Richardson and family OF Boston
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
j. Richardson.
Quite a number from here went to Ran
dolph Monday to attend the funeral OF
John T. knowlton.
Mrs. George Taylor and daughter,
Helen, OF Methnen, Mass, made a short
visit In town the first Of the week.
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WEST sRooKFIELp.

A. E. Bryant Of Berlin called on friends
IL own one day last week.
Albert Hodges Of Pennsylvania visited
at <. E. Bowman's recently.
Mrs. c. E. Powers has been worse for a
few days, but is better at present.
E. z. Bowman is the first man in this
section 10 finish having. His was COM
pleted Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Spooner and daughter.
Mariory. spent a few DAYS with Mrs.
Spooner's parents in Randolph last week.
Mrs. Z. E. Boyce is in Burlington
spending some time with her husband,
who had an operation for appendicitis
SATURDAY.
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Inc Res, %

~ over nfy Teare Ms Wluslous Saathfrg
hl4e teethlng- Are Tqu disturbed a. uizhr AZ
hrQEen g Fonr rest BY q SICK chah xu~e~frg 80
cFNAle VIII pam 81 cutting feerhe IL - zanf AZ
noce and get a bottle uf"Mrs. WIuslous Ssgthi-e
egr4p tr children teethinE. Its Wlue Il
ln.Acuatae Il VII relieve the poor little
Sufferer Mue1ateI. Depeud upon Ii. uathers
there i D. mistake shout g Ii cures diarrhea
regulates the stomach and bowels cures VIM
coils, eteus the EuUs, reduces A.
ENE tne ans energy O. the whole system
Ar Ntnslous >1athtuE Syrup Tor cffia-e-
LeasalL = ne taste and i the
pAr-cAAus Ea uurses IL TIE EDITED ssafes arf
= for sale By q irugGtsts thrUuGh0ut the uo-id
frce - 8 bottle Be sure an1 ask fu~ NJ
At1si1Ws SootAizg syrup
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BETHEL tLYmPUs.

NJ. 49, Mrs. walisce Norton OF Ham
C ok VISITED at Fred Bo Eenis over Sunday.
Mrs. George Franklin and daughter Of
Sharon are visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. h. Wilmington.
Mrs. Denman and two children n
nurse OF New Jersey are at Fred Bowen's
for the summer.
Tbs Bethel Sunshine society will hold
IT'S international Day with q picnic on
the camp ground August 7th.
Mrs. Hannah Lamb OF Randolph was
with her sister, Mrs. B. A. Butties, last
Week helping care for her aged mother,
who is very low.
Mrs Taylor and two children and Miss
Watkins of New Jersey and Marjorie
Maxfeld Of Springfield, Mass, are board
ing for the summer at ;. A. Bowen's.
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EAST %BRAlNTREE.

Jonah LOOMS IS under the doctors care,
Mrs. Albert spooner is under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. Geo, Flagg is sick and attended by
DR.. Scott.
Jennie Perham is visiting in Randolph
this week.
}. Rockwell and family are visiting a.
st. Adams Bay.
Some Of Louis spooner's children have
the scarlet fever.
Robert Adams has gone to Saratoga
Springs to work.
II. {. Hyzer and family visited at Geo.
Thayer's sundsy.a
Jessie Blanchard is visiting Ruth smith
In Randolph Center.
All are glad 10 see that our postmaster.
&c Mcintyre, is able TO be out Of doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Wicker r,suyned
to their home In Marlboro, Mass, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reyes Of Moretown
visited his uncle, Gibson Grain, the first
OF the week.
Wallace Peavey Is doing the having on
the Edwin Fuller farm and Is living there
while al work.
Wesley Columns PEOPLE visited at Edgar
the hrst Of the week. also Mabel
and Cheney Boyce visited there.
Mrs. Edgar sanborn Of salem, Mass.
Is visiting at G. +. Powers where her
husband has been living the past year.
c. +. meeting next Sunday evening al
1;39. Topic, lessons from Paul: how
may overcome our h~indrance.n 2 Cor,
l2:7-iOi 1910. Leader, Mrs. Grace Olaf
lin.
The Henry family gave a good enter
tainment az Grange hall Tuesday evening.
consisting OF Rotations, songs and mus
lcal selections, to q fairly good house and
u was repeated "Wednesday ereninr.
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Probate Of VIII
EsrArr OF nAN1rt \ oooupsE

ESTATE or DANIEL A. COOLIDGE
STATE or VERMONT In Prttsfe c-f
said District on ihe afrh dst u 5r 4
isQA an Instrument. with east4 Mi
purporting O. be the last =
Testament % Daniel n. Coolidge ~ Z
Randolph. 10 said district deceasel ~
scented 10 the Court By Prank Rand ~ ~
tor therein named, Or prutafe H
hy said Court, that ali persons coafer
be notified o. appear 90 q session
O. De held at the Probate o1ce Do
the 18th day of August A. ~ isAa1i
n any they may have. against the fr
q copy ~ the rNcorI ~ this Urter hf
three weeks successfully In the heHl4.
printed a. Randolph. previous g. aA
pointed for hearlnE.
hy the Court Attest
1887 WILLIAM r. NtcH0LsA
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5rutslly Tortured.

A case came TO light that for persistent
snd unmercitnl torture has perhaps never
been equaled. Joe Golobick OF Colusa.
Calf, writes-"For IS years ! endured in
siderable pain from rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though / tried everv-
thing known. ] came scross Electric
bitters and it's the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few bottles Of ID
completely relieved and cured me- Just
as good for liver and kidney troubles and
general debility. Only SOC. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
For sale by Drew a Leonard, Randolph.
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EAST

win Whitney is at home to see his
father.
Mr.. Hammond was in Randolph on
business Tuesday.
G. c. Whitney had g shock while at the
creamery sunday morning. He regained
consciousness and remains about the same.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30
Mont Was Her Terror.

Il would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs. Chss. Apologize Of Alexand-
rIs, Ind. ..snd could hardly get n slsep.
] had consumption 50 bad that II walked
q block ] would cough frightfullv and
spit blood. but. when az other medicines
failed. three s1.W bottles Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery wholly cured me and I
gained s. pounds. Its absolutely guar
snteed to cure coughs, colds. Ia grippe.
bronchitis and al throat and lung
troubles. Price SOC. and =. Trial bottles
free.
Fer sale by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30

Martin Flint stopped at Willow Farm
Tuesday night.
II. p. Riford helped Z. J.. Prince do his
haying On Mrs. Margaret smiths lot, In
ishing Monday.
A new switch has been placed in &. J..
Prince s store by the Orange County Tele-
phone company and is in ine working
This makes a more direct connec-
tion with Randolph.
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2. E. Bryan VIII Buy IL Back.

You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhosa
Remedy. F. Z. Bryan will refund vour
money II you are not satisfied after using
It. II is everywhere admitted to be the
most successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only one that never
fails. Il is pleasant. safe and reliable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30

EsrArE or IrLIrrrE cHADVll

ESTATE OF JILIEIIE
The Undersigned having been aF1alic
Honorable Probate Cuurt fuF tAt N
Randolph. Commissioners o. reeelre
and adjust all claims and demands y
against Juiiettc Chadwick, late 81 ha
said district, deceased.herehT give ate
VII meet for the purpose tM
allowing said claims 80 the Probate O1r 4
dolph on the al day % August
from ! O'Clock y. m. until I O'Clock
day, and that ak months from TIE - e
A. p. ieoS 4 the time limited hy
for said creditors 20 present tier eA
Tor examination and allowance IA
Dated a. Randolph, this Afh e4
A. ID 1908 bN
c. r GRANGER fC5mmss@
g. L MARTIN.
James H~utchlnsaE. Admiuistrat1r
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Workina NIaht ard pax.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Or. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy.
brain-fag into mental power They re
wonderful in building up the health. Only
&c. per box.
For sale by Drew q Leonard. Randolph.
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TO RENT.

Desirable chamber. rooms, tr NyHt1 a
two tenements and barn atiaeeat D. lT W
on Central 81. very pleasant heafa1 As
and barn and q acre ~ laa He lt
station Ihis latter property - sale sue
Celleut CHQaItluu. call af 81 CeutmlNL
MAs. d. 4 lLsHMAA. A-..N
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-30

L9dles' hair work. Mis-.
70, Dudley ST., Roxbury, Mss. L b.
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Just About Heotlm.

take a Little Early Riss,-
wits Little Early Riser ~ l'oss
z from other pills. Thew an aa,.
and break down the mnso % ha n,
OF the stomach, liver and - lena,s
py gently %arousing the seersf5 oi "a
ing strength to these orgsas o1s and N
So. Randolph. "a Pus
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Liberation Notice,

Notice i hereby given that : gire
4. Dearine, h4s tllt o. tlg -@- :
HE minority. shall claim none g fs
ray any debts contracted BY him eigriFga
MONE0k pLA1
South Randolph, VI, July l6 is2
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Rheumatic Pills sbso,utelv cures
eumatisM& Neu4algiA Entirely vegeta5leSaie
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Estray Notice.

Jersey COW. long horns Color, 5
and white. owner can have ty pA!Ms rs
ad and the keep. rugrgf
Randolph Center. VI.
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NORTH RoYAtro.

Alr; and Mrs. Geo g..
Geo. Bearings. OoVel ar gus..
Miss Lucinda vor.s =
erai days at Cedarhurst. - : guest ie .,
MISS Blanche Bizby Of Ly,,
c. hsfriei Tenney. Ss'
ce Ge 8. Hussey and son, Chest.
GET MISS, are AZ Geo. slses Of b.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-11-12
That's u PuZZler.

The Carroll Record hands over to us a neat
little problem in phlology, as follows:
LAS we know no higher authority than
Brother Cassell. of the CLARION, on the use of
abslruse words, we refer the following sem
icnCe to him, taken from last weeks issue Of
the Crsfield Letlder, for his chronological dis
section
"'Trick tickets to I've placed on the Official
| ballots. formulated and sanctioned by candi
d les rn the democratic ticket, who have
been characterized by inignitous politicians
as the highest types of manhood and chris
tan integrity
The above is the healing to a certificate
| addressed to the Supervisors of Election of
Somerset County, asking for the placing of
"Rrrudia;lon' candidates on the official bal
lot If we can be informed of Dictionary
containing this word "inignitous' we will
throw ours away and buy the up-to date
one"
| 1t looks as though the compositor and
proofreadcr were responsible for The word,
and allowing that lie was of Il feather with
ccl tain other writers of political matter dur.
ing the late campaign, ubiquitous might
be analysed thus. in, latin prefix signifying
"in"; ignit0us from latin root i5nts, fire, which
latter Ivy assoriation meaning sheol: thus,
! "po'itiri;': " hn Ought to be 10 shcOl."
We 10 moi regard .uch solution MS being
even probably correct; it is at hest strained,
and pns,rssr ,ne inherent weakness of the
nrlacr tie epitheis used during the
late unplcasanlnoss were rs rule unique
and the author would have kecnly felt his
linguistic poverty had he been equal to moth
| ing more crlginal than this.
| 1t is likely the product Of double typo.
grapLica! hlunder, hich escaped the eye OF
the proofreader, and was ubiquitous" in the
original MSS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-11-12
COMMUNICATED
Fox The CLARION

Fox The CLARION:
Recently, cement has been LAID from the
gate to the church doors and now we have
ali excellent cement walk on Al,amont Ave.
reaching from w. Main Street to the doors
of the U. b. church, an accomplishment
which reflects credit upon this town and
community.
Rev. G. Turner Jones who was recently
appointed pastor of Thurmont Circuit, U. b
church, preached his first sermon here last
Sunday nj 3 p. m. On account OF The attlc-
tor and death of his father. Mr. Jones could
not enter upon l. S work at an earlier date
He will preach at Eyiers Valley next Sunday
Nov 18th, at 10 \. m; at Ottrrbein M
and at Sahil!asville at 7,30p m. He will be-
gin protracted meeting at Deertield, Mon
day evening Nov. 10Th AT 30 O'Clock.
New carpet, blinds and other improve.
ments at the L. b. church adds much to Its
appearance.
THE Christmas Evapgel," is the title Of n
service which will be rendered by the U. b.
Sunday School at merry Christmas time.
With view of re locating the U. B. par
sonage on East street has been sold to Mr.
Henr, Stambaugh of Graceham.
Mr.. Simon NJ. Bckenstatf and daughters
Minnle and Anna, of WoIfsvile, visited at
Rev. W L. Martins last week.
Mr.. Philip E. Grove and wife of Frederick
city enjoyed visit recently at the pare.tal
home of Mrs. G. and among other friends
hpra
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1903-11-12
Next in Order.

At every entertainment given al the Town
Hall 1t Is necessary that sum of money be
taken from the proceeds to meet the expense
of needed stage fixtures. These, of course,
are left there aud become the property OF the
town. These charges added to the rent paid
for the Hall constitute quite an item each
time 1t is now, In our judgment, about
time that the Hall itself be made the benefic,
larry of some such entertainments, That the
needed improvements NAV be secured. There
are, besides. some repairs demanding attcn.
ton and the walls should he painted. Our
young people may b. reIcd upon to provide
the entertainments and we have in mind u
party thoroughly equipped to carry into ef'
feet the several things most necessary to be
done; it is therefore suggested that Feb
ruary 22nd be named as the holiday peri
oil 20 be set aside for this purpose and that o
series Of entertainments be prepared for that
week, the proceeds to be devoted to 'hc pur
poses outlined above.