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INAUGURATION Of
JAMES H. PEABODY
Succeeds James 3. crman as
ColoraCo's Governor.
MILITARY PARADE IN DENVER.
Nearly All rns Members o. me Ns-
to7a GGsr5 rar-iC;E steS-Tho U-
ssncs Hear ir=ug4rz! Accrses Ct
Governor pescocy AZ Cspitel.

Denver. Col. Jan lA-Janee h
Peaoc4y. Republican. succeeded
James K OruaE. Democrat. IS Cover.
1or o. Uo-orrEo 81 noon today. Th4
inauguration EaS made TIE occasion
O. tie greatest military parade ever
seen q Denver. nearly al TIE mem
be-s y ths E@t.CZs- guard ps-Cc.pa pat
Ia AID Soz!gAt = reception Gad BAL
~. - held n TIE capitol
Nearly 800 people were mAsset
OF "a ,-P.toi E-oUE.s - hear Gov
error P>Aboc-. Inaugural message.
~ 40 Lhs Outstanding c~-!acatas
Of state Indebtedness and sxcess war
-aEtS. amounting q more thaA $500
900 Nth accrued interest. sAoEld -
ps.t aCt recommended 10 submission
Q, & constitutions! amendment which
would permit TIE 7sturc.ng d these
obligations lie urged = .54rA sp-
preparation 20 re expenses u 1xst-
tx re suit u Kansas - prevent uss
q -Ee Arkansas river Wacers tor iyr;-
EaC.oc z th.s state. .Et cppoAeG = +.
p-An d TIE Louisiana pu-chas~ fair
eOEm .ssisE fG- 10 erection ~ pr
CaEent building - 81 LOuia Ea
favored 4 az - = a=AE VII :Aa
state onsEt . a-Stc-aStoE. L01 >oa:eC
IS -Utse a-t PoEe-s upon tLe IAbOr
cOnE-sS. Cner
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-01-16

Notice % Application for Tax Deed under SEC
ton Of Chapter 4--S law e Florida
- Office IS HEREBY GfVES THAT
y R1bt- 8u.-oCS- purchaser or lax Ce--.tiCate
No. seq: dated Tn ~ 5av q August 4. -.
100 1s- sir. said certificate II 11v office and
has made application FOR AK deed e. issue 30 &C
cr-ia-c- with Law. sand certificate embraces
tn GLOWING tc-c-,beVt p-ope-tv si,u.teG II
Marion cuntv. FLORIDA We.
Commencing 70 = chains west ot Da-t .
chains south q northeast corner OF section ~.
township <. range y. thence east 70 .-et,
north < feet, west 40 feet south -= feet
The said ,slt being a~s~>~t-1 q -r la-r Z
tI- IssuaGCc Of such certificate II The name q
Mrs. John + Walton.
Unless .a,d GER. hcatcs shall be --i---ur.. ac-
Cor:Iug u law, Tax t--G vii ae issue. thereto
on he -rt lav 80 February A =. .-as.
witness ~ CrtiC-a- .Is-aiu-c and sea. this The
st dGyof January =. .. -.c-.
seal r S--TRCNK.
- C.e-kEI1cs.t Court Marion T. l-
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REBATE ON coal.
Waye anc Means Committee OF House
C-fces to Fe-C-t Bill.


C--i6es to Eepc-t Bill.
washington. Jan. 1.-THE ways and
means committee - he house today
decided - .-.0-r 4 Iii providing .or
-e.ate, e0Eat 70 The duty imposed.
- =. Minds q coal coming from a.
co---re- :or period Of one year.
tn I'll IS a su5stitu'e to- the one 4
--C-g~=G W Eep-esep at.vs Hi, O
rcl-ec-.-ut. which provides for 4 -
re tx. June 30 next Z IS ex-
lectes re l.. Vii - called up =
tle 1oG-e a. once.
t. hyN adopted provides.
That the secretary q the treasury
De. E1G he Is hereby authorized and
re2u.-ec % make tCl rebates 4 duties
imqpstL u law OF az Goa. q every
form. AID description. imported INTO
u. United States from foreign cou1-
tries Tor the period q one year from
ard Et,v- me passage % this act
Rep-eeez NATIVE Richardson. u Ten
G~e4ee. proposed al amendment st-lk-
iaS cut tde words FOR period Of one
v%I. which "a. voted down. He
tier proposed az amendment placing
a. ccGs OF re tree .st which was
Nkev.se voted down The scal vote
0E Jae adoption x The b.. vas u1an--
nOls
Re-reseE-atives Payne. Dale. sEt
G~os-e-Cr held conference with che
president tbs morning relative % TIE
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NOTICE

n t1- Circuit, Court 1fthe FIR J1t.c-a. Circuit
Of Florida. II and ,or Marion county -
ChauCery.
Charles - shooter. complainant. 90. Emma
Long and ston-waI Long. Defendants.
IT, - ORDERED TIA EMMA LONG AND
~toCrwaU Long. defendants herein named
- s1+ hey az hereby required 20 appeal %
tL- bill - complaint n sad cause On Monday.
me - day u February A y zoos
= - D-tc--C. tlat COPY Of this order - pub
.-sH-c once week tcr -,gHt consecutive weeks
- The oca.a Banner. Done this t1c 18th tav Il
NlT--utc = q -lCZ- =. SL--R NIX
Alfred * DAVIS. C-=rk C3-ca.t Cou-:.
CsUp.a.1a1ts Solicitor Il =.
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Has CAPITAL o. ss.oCc. COO.
American 7lver shipsuHcj>S Company
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Chicago. Ta-. 1.-THE orgsni-at.or
o. -h7 American R-ver SE.cbuiI6.cg
company. 9Th q capita n 50 ~ 1D1,
s announced. says = dispatch % -
Chronicle rom Ct1Ct--A-. Al cha
ship a2t 5ca, Building industries
along re ONO a. Nlzs.ss.pc. rivers
aye . - included Z ia merger
Many = thsC have al-=aEy 1-e1 a.
GUiret
Captain ? E-0vart. = Jefferson
vie nd. vE0 owns sz-a-al marine
ways. q 80 moving spirit - -1e ar
-e-p-.sa y y Hlza-:. ~ c,ere-
LAM. "a E0w2-:s -- Jacksonville
together M Cincinnati. Nv York
a-- Pits 1u-x capitalists. ara behind
"a Sea.
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MAST ER'S SALE.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
y ---ar- ~ virtue Il a ma. decree % .o---
closure and "a. made and eute-e,: .v Gle Il lu-
l-r1.- William =. Bullock. judge IL tlr Firth
...:-.a. circuit % Tie STAKE -i FLORIDA II and --r
.-- county u T---Cl. c-.a-1c--y sitting ~ nc
18th -sy IT S5ve-1 beg, =. d. $685. % a certain
cause therein pc-c-IS. w-err-n DA'-E--- u
AE8LEk - ccGu pia.caut and - 49, 4.
MARVIN and others are defendants. WI offer
for -a,r and sell I'D tIr highest -..---s .~F --~h,
Al u. ---- Cu---v -c-C-- t-- -ru-- I,I-- ll'T g
-a. Na---r county, II Tie CITY ~ J-a-i --i-----
or tie
F-y.. H5sG1y ~ -la..a,,, +. p. s-.e,
.sa. -.-..A beng the =t1 Gay VI -a-t month and
....-t s.. ,-- say WITHIN -1e --sa- = ~, DT sale,
me -.---5a--z- described n said 1G.- decree aS
A ---,a.n .ot. pa-ce. or piece Il ard. wing.
5e--7.v and situate II the county a- Marion.
s,s.. 81. Florida being the southern part ~ INC
southeast quarter = q. +. ~ ~e-t--r ----.-F .s--
vv7er,,-. thirteen =. south. range tNr1t--iFO
~. east and more particularly lr~cG-.rl as
..-,7--f--,c,-,.r al The southeast corner -t -d-t
section .--r th1rce north fifteen So. CHAINS,
s-s-- vest forty -. chains. -l the 7-~t l,iil-
.ts-- ..-- of -aIc southeast quarter DO section
-.-.--y --.-. thence south along -1- sad T->t
r...-la.-,- inc II SAID southeast quarter % tie
-l,.- invest corner II SAID southeast 4ldr ter;
...---- -a-t-r-v along SAID south ac-cca7E -ue
o. ... MACE gt comm -rICe-rr-. --u,~tul-5 sixty
I'd. acres more " less. D-ce-ae- 3. 1909.
GEORGE VI ECNE-I..
". r. 5s- w tx. H.. -lr--i- 'i.'~----
Complainant solicitor IL
---.. 4..~- sale Is POSTPONED ---.t tl- I-st
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THE PRUSSlAN DIET
is AGAIN REOPEnED
Count Won Buelow Read
Speech From Throne.
SILENT ON FOREIGN MATTERS,
Speech Takes Gloomy View ct r. :
Finances % Prussi a-Bills lrtroGuc-
co For Firth ering Gerrnaniz7tis~ Of
Polish Provinces In Prussia

Berlin. Jan 1.-THE PCuss.aa diet
was raope2sG today. The chancellor.
Count Won buelow. read the speech
from ne throne. No mention was
made Of 5o-,.gn matters co- at the
canal bill. Tie speech took 4 gloomy
view Of the finances OF Prussia L
sad that TIE accounts for 1901 closed
with a deficit OF 1878 900 and added
that Il vas Tot anticipated that the
accounts tor 100: would oe apprec!a-
big more satisfactory A. fcr 1908.
q demand would have % % made o1
public credit t0r d considerable loan
4 order 20 establish equilibrium BE-
tween ne revenue and exp~rt.tiu-es
IS e consequence Of IT, depression Z
agriculture. trade and Industry. q tU--
Their teo-ec.at.-- Of the receipt. -
several 81 the administrative 1epa-,-
uercs would result.
Bills were a--ou-ce. tcr 5.-he-.-Z
The Decentralization q The Polish prov
.cces Z Prussia and measures 20 IN
prove - -.r.s-~ac.01 OF The raj
roads aGt Tor tla extension u ta4
state -,.,-oa6 sys-eD also were pro
posed
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The. above sale IS postponed ---- -l- t-st
W.u..av - February = y 1883
E-a VI Will
-o-c-a. Master
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During this Sale will peck carefully and ship all
BURLINGTON FURNITURE COMPANY

winter.
Mrs. ]. M. Smith and sister, Mary
Demerrit left Saturday last for their home
in Lowell, Mass. after n weeks visit with
frends,-Mrs. William Huse and her
daughter, Mrs. Walker returned to their
home in Barre Tuesday.-E. A. Newcomb
and Or. e. j. Foster were in Morrisvlle
last week to attend tho Masonic anniver-
sary,-Mrs Anna Worthen department in
spector visited Ezra Stetson Corps Sat
urday, October IFS. A. Mansfield is in
Montpelier this week serving on the
Rrand jury.-Master Harold Huse of
Montpelier was the guest of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Mansfield
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. x. Smallcy
of Monkton were in this place Saturday.
"A goodly company OF Changers gathered
Mt Henry f. HIS October "a to celebrate
with Mr.. and Mrs Hill their twenty fifth
wedding anniversary. There We're present
members of Duxbury, Stowe and Water
bury Changers. All report a fine time -
Mrs Claude Hill and son of Barre are
visiting at Fl. f. Hill's,-The Rev. Mr..
Royce was called home Sunday from Lin
coin, where he was attending meeting ia
conduct the funeral OF Mrs, Cyrus Ken
yon who died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ira Knapp.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Charles Z. Flint of Northampton, Mass
was in town last week.-Howard L. Child
ley OF Hanover, n. H.. preached In the
Congregational Church last Sunday to a
most appreciative congregation.-Miss Isa-
belle Martin arrived Saturday evening
from Middlesex for a weeks vacation
Mrs. Howe and daughter, Miss Helen, Of
Mortified have been guests at VIII
Soper' s.-Dr. d. l.. Burnett attended the
State Medical society meeting at Bellows
Falls last week.-Mrs.. o. II. Goodale is
visiting her daughter Miss Gertrude, in
Somerville, Mass.-Samuel Waldo has
gone to Boston. where he has position
as telegraph operator Myra Sargent
went to White River Junction last week.
where she has employment as milliner.-
Mrs. Moody Gore of Plymouth. n. H..
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kibby.-W. II. Martin goes to Sherburne
this week to join D. A. Perry and Car
Perry of Barre on hunting trip.-Miss
Helen Burbank returned to her duties as
teacher in Barre Monday.-Mrs. Pearl Bel
KNAPP returned Wednesday from Rutland
Mrs. Daniel Durkee and son of River
Miss Lillian Knowlton visited at her home
in Randolph last Friday and Saturday.
The Hon. Charles p. Tarbell was in Rut
land last week in attendance upon the
Clement Wilson SANDER suit.-D. l.. Bur
nett was in Rutland last week Wednes
day and Thursday.-Burt Shepard was
at home from Norwich University ovel
Sunday
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from sixth page.)

voured. Mr.. Goodrich is unable to tell
just what kind of animal did the depre-
dalton. but Judging from the prints of the
ANIMALS feet he thinks nothing smaller
than lynx could have done such a
slaughter. The tracks were nearly as
large as mans hand
Mrs. Il. j. Ormsbee has returned from
burlington, where she has been for some
time.
+. w. Churchill has resumed his duties
at Spooners drug store after a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Mary II. Johnson of Sault Ste
Marie Mich. is visiting her brother, ].
II. Johnson, for a few days
John Hastings has gone to New York,
where he has a position.
Miss Jean Burnham is much improved
from her recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton A. e. Merritt have
returned to New York for the winter.
Hugh Williams returned yesterday to
Snowden Va, having spent the past
month here with relatives.
The Rev. J. j. Boyle went to Rutland
yesterday to attend a conference of the
Catholic priests of the district of Rut-
land.
Mrs. Charles Newton and daughter re-
turned to their home in Lanesboro, Mass.
yesterday, accompanied by her father
George I.afiam.
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in town this week.-Mrs.. G Sherman,
the landlady, is sick -rhirty-five couples
attended the dance at the Naples last
Friday night--rhe ladies prayer meeting
Will be held this week Friday at Mrs.
H. o. Ward's.-The Dorcas Union will
meet with Mrs. Herbert Ward this week
Wednesday.--Mr Wilcox. Mrs Tim
Flanagan and T. c. Ferris are in Bos-
ton this week.-Mrs.. Clara Heaton and
daughter, Mrs. Ryan. and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Palmer and son Clyde
enjoyed pleasant visit at James Somer-
ville's in Fayston Monday.-The Rev. /.
T. Johnson of Johnson occupied the pull
pit Sunday.-Mrs. Johnson and her
mother, and Mrs. Stebbins of johnson.
stopped over Sunday with Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles Freeman.-Howard Buckley at
tended the Grand Lodge OF Good Temp
lars at Northheld Wednesday and Thurs
AS delegate from Maple Lodge. No H.,
/. O. G. T,-William kinsbury and wife
of Windsor moved to town last week and
are living with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Somervile,- Silvia Marshall OF
Waltsfeld visited Mrs. A. r. Lovejoy
Friday.-Mrs. Sophia Sawyer and son,
Joseph. will live this winter with her
son, Wiliam.-Fred Somerville of Bcs-
ton is visiting his parents.-Milo Ball Of
Rochester was at C. ID. Ashleys last
week.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS.

Simon D. Mcleod has sold his restaur-
ant to b. M. Waite, who has been en-
ployed by Mr.. Mcleod in the restaurant
for some time.
Ned C. Ray, who has been clerk In the
drug store of Mrs. S. T. Andrews, went to
Bratteboro Monday to fill position in
the drug store of G. T. Green
A Physical Culture club has been or
ganised by young ladies' who will rent
rooms for club and gymnasium purposes.
A basket ball team will be formed from
the club The following officers have been
elected: President. Mary Campbell; vice.
president, May Keefe; secretary. Alice
Bushey; treasurer, May Hennessey.
The Bonheur club, formed last year.
celebrated its first anniversary Friday
evening with a banquet at Hotel Wind
ham at which nearly all of the members
participated. The following officers were
elected President, Lelah F. Hartman
vice-p president, A. II. Hunt; treasurer, G.
S. Buxton; secretary, E. ]. Piper; execu-
tive committee, c. S. Buxton, A. F.
knight o. p. Abbott; auditors, E. J.
Planter. C. A. Bush.
Madame Switzer has gone to Fitchbure
to visit Mrs. George Rice. She will spend
some time in Boston before returning
Dayton Switzer, ticket agent at Bellows
Falls, is passing ten days vacation in
Woodstock.
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or barn. Mr.. Ayers succeeded in saving
everything in the house, but the con-
tents of the barn were destroyed. All the
stock except a horse was in the pasture.
There was also much hay lost. The origin
of tho fire Is unknown. There was $500
insurance on the barn and 500 on the
house.
The Vermont A. G. conference will meet
with the A. c. Church at Colbyville We'd
nesday, the 2sth, and hold over the fol-
lowing Sunday. Entertainment will be
furnished free for ministers and dele
gates.
Mark Campbell. who is employed in
Frank Evanss livery stable, had a very
narrow escape from being poisoned Tues
day morning. He swallowed a tablet
which he supposed was for indigestion.
but noticed that the taste was very
peculiar. and at once examined the box
from which he had taken 1t, and found he
had swallowed a very poisonous drug in
tended for external use. He at once called
at the Office Of DIR. Minard. which is sit
uated just across the road from Mr..
Evans's livery stable. and in about eight
or ten minutes from the time he had
taken the poison the doctor had him vom-
ting. one of the tablets has been analy-
zed at the State hospital and found to be
about two grains corrosive sublimate, one
of the most intense poisons and quite
rapid in Its work Mr.. Campbell although
having had the tablet in his stomach only
about ~ minutes, began to feel sick and
was getting numb. DR.. Minard thinks
that he Is now out Of danger, as the poi
son did not have sufficient time to be alb
sorbed into the system. 1t Is claimed that
the amount of this poison taken by Mr..
Campbell Is sufficient to kill a horse.
Edward Cooley. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Cooley, and Miss Belle Pixley.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. julius Pixley.
were united in marriage Tuesday after
noon at the home Of the latter. After a
| wedding trip they expect to make their
home in town.
Mrs. NJ. M. Parcher of Waterbury cele-
| brated the Sind anniversary of her birth
| on Saturday the 18th inst, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Calista P.
| Bracket at los Gardiner street, Lynn
| Mass. She received as remembrances OF
| the day a birthday cake and several other
pretty gifts. Many callers were cordially
received and a pleasant afternoon and
| evening we're spent Mrs. D. j. Morse OF
| Waterbury, who Is visiting in and about
| Boston, was present Refreshments were
| served and at a late hour the friends de-
parted wishing Mrs. Parcher many pleas
| ant returns of the day. Mrs. Parcher was
born in Stowe. She was a daughter OF
| Ira Marshall and brother of Perry Mar
shall. who now resides in Stowe. She has
resided nearly all her life in Waterbury
| until about two years ago when she wen
| TO Boston to visit her daughter. While
| there she suffered a paralytic shock anC
| has been unable to return.
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WORCESTER.

George Ii. Clogston has gone to Wilder,
where he has employment in pulp mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gymer have re-
turned from California and have bought
the jerry Longs place in Calas.-Miss
Mary Il. Abbott returned to Boston on
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Kellogg
OF Whiteneld, N. H., are visiting friends
IN town.-Mrs. Melissa Kellogg Of Han
over, ~ H., was in town on Sunday to
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Josephine Kel-
logg Llley of Montpelier who died in
Middlesex on Friday and was buried here
on Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. M. A. Gillette
OF Montpelier are guests OF their son. b..
E. Gillette.-Mrs. Seldom Wiley has re-
turned from two weeks visit with rela-
tlves in Montpelier and Barre,-Madam
flke of Barre is at her old home here
for week or twO.-C. NJ. Ladd is making
repairs on the hotel building.-On Thurs
day afternoon Alfred Gauthier and Miss
Nellie Seaver of Williamstown arrived at
the home of II. F. Blodgett where they
were heartily welcomed by Mr.. Blodgett
and his housekeeper Mrs. Jennie Hop.
kins. In the evening the Rev. Philo II.
Carpenter was called In and the young
couple were made man and wife. They
are stopping at Mr.. Blodgett's for few
days.
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A FRUIT GROWERS MEETING.

An October meeting of the State board
of agriculture, cooperating with the fruit
growers of the town of Grand Isle, in
Grand Isle county, will be held in the
Davis high school building, at Grand Isle,
Wednesday. October 2S. Following is the
programmed At u noon dinner will be
served by the Ladies Aid society. The
fruits of the gardens of Vermont will
be on exhibition during the day and even
ing, and will be worth the trouble of
any Vermonter to witness. At 1;3O .. m,
there will be an address of welcome by
H. w. Ladd. The sessions of the after
noon and evening at seven o'clock, will
be addressed by David NJ Kelsey, chief
of horticultural lectures Durham, Conn.
Prof l.. r. Jones, the peer of other
botanists, Buring ton; Geo. H. Terrill,
president of the Vermont Horticultural
society, Morrisville; Geo. Aitken. Wood
stock; Ernest Hitchcock, Pittsford. At
these meeting subjects pertaining to the
interests of Grand Isle county in their
varied lines of agriculture will be dis
cussed. The fruit, the grasses, the dairy
and sheep husbandry; leaving alone the
bean crop which Grand Isle county alone
is best versed in. At five o'clock supper
will be served by the Ladies' Aid society.
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The H. w. MCAusIan Co., vS ssto:,

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Brdgewater are
the guests of their daughters, Ms H. L.
Mills and Mrs. Harris Waters. -Merville
Gould who has been i'll with typhoid fever,
Is improving little.--Charles Angel of
Brookield is in town.-George Adams had
the misfortune to cut off the end of one
finger on a bench saw in ]. f.. Stafford s.
mill one day last Week.-Mrs. Harrison
Richardson and son, Harry of Roxbury
nave been the guests of her sister Mrs.
r. e. Wilson.-Those who attended the
Sunday School convention at South Royal
ton last week are Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Whitcomb, Miss Anna Whitcomb Miss
Leda Smith, Mrs. A. W. Ballard, Burns
OsCood, Mrs. Osgood and Arthur Leavitt.
Lewis Richardson of Boston is spending
two weeks at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson.-The
Sturtevant sisters Of Hartland, assisted
by Mr.. Irving Potter of Barre will give
an entertainment in the town hall Satur-
day evening, under the auspices of the
Goodwin Grange.-Mrs. Knapp and child
rem went to Sherburne Monday for few
days stay.-The Mite society met with
Mrs. c. c. Smith Wednesday.-M. L.
Wyman is in Boston for few weeks
DR.. Fletcher has a sister visiting him
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BETHEL.

The local high school lost its second
game of football on the home grounds
Saturday afternoon to a North Barre team
by score of l6 to 0. 10 minute halves
being played. Although the game was
lost, the players and spectators were well
satisfied with a game in which there was
no wrangling or rowdyism from beginning
to finish. Barre's gains were almost en-
tirely made by line plunges and they We're
not held for downs more than three or
four times. The Bethel halfbacks made
numerous long runs around the ends, but
always failed to gain when a touchdown
might have been the result Saturday
morning Bethel grammar school beat Ran
doph grammar school, 81 to O. in Is min
Ute halves which were we'll played con-
sidering the age of the contestants, the
officials being selected from the visiting
Barre team. Since the first game with
Randolph, which was won by Bethel by
n score of 10 to 6. week ago Saturday.
word has been received from Randolph
management that the balance of the series
will not be played unless Bethel makes
amends for alleged misconduct, the
only dispute raised at the game being as
to an alleged OFF side play, which the
umpire and linemen failed to see. Conse-
uuently the series will probably not be
completed.-The Rev. George Sutherland
delivered a lecture on mission Work in
the Mountain District of North Carolina"
at the Congregational Church at a union
service Sunday evening to a large con-
eregation.-Mi Grace Huntington OF
Cambridge, Mass. arrived Saturday to
spend a week with Miss Lillian Buck at
the Pascom House, Mrs. f. N. Smith,
who was expecting to return to her old
home in Bethel about the LIST of Novem-
ber is dangerously Ill at the home of her
son, Roy Wheeler. at Bellows Falls.-Mr,
and Mrs. Wesley ], Miller have been in
Canada the past week on their wedding
tour-Misses Mabelle Greene and Kate
Bascom have made arrangements to give
dancing lessons to a class of young people
through the winter weeks.
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EAST ROXBURY.

ter Mass last week.-L. A. Eastman went
to Boston on the eXcursion.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. c. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. George
Foss were at Marshal Amdor's in North
field October IS, their 5th wedding ami
versary-Mrs, Steven Holden and child
rem were guests of Lou Blanchard last
week. --Mr. and Mrs Charles Holden were
guests at George Foss's last Tuesday
The auction at Henry Sheas last week
was well attended. Cows sold for SIT to
$27 each, calves at Sc each.-L Brooks
has bought the two colts of George
Wadner.