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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Jane Leach Of MOrrsville and Mrs.
l.. H. Fairchld of Medford Mass, have
been the guests OF Mrs. S. NJ. Stafford the
past week.-A. u. Cutting purchased an
cnsilagc cutter and blower and an eight
horee power gasoline engine ton days ago
and the engine was not strong enough
to cut the corn, so it was returned and
they ordered twelve horse power. but
an eight-horse power was sent. 80 he is
still waiting and corn lying just as it was
cut down.-1he business meeting of tho
Christian Endedvor society will be held
with Mrs. l.. NJ. Cutting Thursday even
inE.-Miss LNonora Peck, who was very
sick n few weeks ago and has been at her
brothers in Essex is in town again
l.. a. Junior has opened his barber shon
again. after an absence of several months
Hollis Gray has been nome on "A visit
to his parents. Mrs. G. A. Patton Of
Morrisville is at her dlughtcr's. Mrs C.
5. Cornelrs,-W. s. NoHrs takes the
cake on raising tho largest potato thus
tar reported; it weighs three pounds and
i've uunCeS.-C harlcs CoVcY has entered
the L. V. NJ. at i.urlinEtOn
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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SWEET of Haverhill, Mass, is visiting reia-
1--WE here.-A. A. Kendall has sold his
larm IN Berkshire to Guy f<ittcll of Shell
uon' Mr. Kendalls son-in-law, w b.
Noble. VINO has been on the farm. intends
to move to North Troy and go into bust
ness there.-Mrs. f.. j. Parmelee and Mrs
r. 5. Parmelee have returned from Bur-
nnston.-Mrs. Louisa Stone of St. Adams
mas been visiting at j. w. Pomeroy's and
M. +. Perley's
Miss Katherine Pefley has gone to- New
ton Mass, to attend the Mount Ida
Young Ladies' boarding school. Miss
Edith Pratt left Tuesday for Boston whore
she enters the Eurdottc Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =. Perley are in Pos
ton for a fortnight or more.-Mrs. Sar-
cntu slater of Stronghurst. Ill. is spend
ing the week at the homes of j. W. Pom
croN and NJ. =. Pcrlcy.--The second game
in the baseball series between the Cow
"nsville p. c., aud home teams WAS
played here Saturday and a good crowd
was present of foreigners" and natives.
~ good game was put up until the middle
OF the seventh inning. when thc score
stood 6 to 6 with Enosburgh coming TO
The bat. At this point a player from
Montreal. who was playing with Cowans-
vile, applied such n name to the umpire,
l'rof Greene of Rchford. as to occasion
MS suspension with two minutes to apollo
size which he failed to do and the team
left the ground. 1t was an unfortunate
outcome of what ii WAS hoped would
have been very pleasant exchange OF
courtescs between the teams. With this
one exception the visitors acted like gem
tlemen and are only blamed for boiling
when they had two extra men.-The Rev.
d. Finger of bakersfield will preach sun
day morning at the Methodist church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Josiah kidder of Al
burgh. who have been visiting friends
here, have returned to their home.-Thc
business of the Northern Telephone COM
pany shows substantial increase. Dur
Ing the calendar year 1902 they handled
32,63e toll messages and for six months
of 1903, 1925; for August, 1909, j.llS'. The
line extends from Swanton to Richforl
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sWANTON.

NJ. Martell who has been visiting Frank
Bushey and friends for the past week
has returned to Monsoon, Mass. where he
is employed as section foreman by the
Central Vermont railroad. Nj. u. Boss
foreman of Boston 81 Maine roundhouSe
who was unable to attend to his duties
for the past week, has recovered and re-
sumed work.
The son Of Joseph Forth, aged II
months. died Saturday of commissions af-
ter three days illness. The funeral was
held at eight O'Clock Monday morning,
with burial in the Catholic cemetery The
first news received from the Rev. Father
Aubin since his departure, was a postal
card Saturday. He announced that he had
iad a splendid journey at sea and landed
1t Havre, France. Thursday, Septem-
Der II.
Mrs. ]. w. Tunney OF Spring street
died Sunday. aged "a years. Mrs, Tunney
has been i'll for six or seven weeks with
typhoid fever. She leaves no children.
The funeral service was held Tuesday
morning at the Church of the Nativity
at nine o'clock. The Rev. Father Sal
mon of1ciated.
James Dunning of Isle La Motto was
in to-"n Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. James Tunney.
The village has engaged contractor
to repair the concrete walks.
Roy Tilley and Frank Norris have re-
turned from tHelr plCNCle tTIp 10 Mont-
real.
Homer Audette and sister went to AL
burgh Tuesday to attend the wedding
of T. j. Audette and Miss Lea BaStan.
The wedding ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Bastain, brother Of
the bride, and pastor of Isle La Motto and
Alburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Audette left on
a trip to New York going by way of
Troy where they will take the boat for
the city.
Mrs. o. c. Warner entertained the mem
bers of the Foreign Missionary society
yesterday afternoon at her home on New
street.
w. p. Pencil will take his boat, Ridge
pole, to the harbor this week,
Patrick Shannon was taken to the St
Albans hospital Monday, suffering from
typhn;d fever
Mrs. George Souires of South Hero is
visiting Mrs. c. S Jennison.
Burton Russell has moved from High
gate into his residence on First street,
corner Of Broadway.
Charles Fletcher has gone to Helena,
N. Y. to attend the wedding of his
brother.
Dr. C. s. l.. Leach has engaged rooms
in the Barnes block, and his Office will he
located there after the first of the month.
lie has rented his house on Merchants
row to Phillip Whitney of Highgate.
William Jemery, section foreman for tho
Boston & Maine railroad, has left their
employ and entered the employ OF the
Central Vermont.
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IRASBURGH.

Alice Downing has gone to Hartford.
Conn.,, to attend school. Her aunt. Mrs.
Templeton. went down also to spend a
few weoks.-Mrs. Minerva Keith. who
has been spending the summer with her
granddaughter in Troy. returned home
last week Mrs. Keith is s. years old.
with bright mind and excellent mem
orN.-A chicken pie supper was served
IN the congregational Church parlors
Wednesday from six to eight o'clock
hard thunder shower passed over the
town last SUNDAY afternoon. but more
rain is needed. Some wells and springs
are nearly dry.-A, Il Shepard has rented
tho Stotson farm for five wears The
rev. Mr. Lance will preach next Sunday
IN the Methodist Churctl.-Mrs. Pcrlev
brewster has a free public library from
hurlinFton. BY paving 10 cents TO help
pay freight, the people can get some good
re3ding.-Mrs. Hooker Of St JohnSbury
has been spending few days with her
SON who is a teacher in the higher de
partmont OF the village school.-Thcre
VIII he social assembly at the court
house hall Friday evening. stones or
chestra will furnish music for dancing
and supper will be served at Frances
hotel.
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STOWE.

Postmaster Cheney has received notice
that the postofTce has been changed to
thrd-clasS office with salary OF sllOo
to take effect October REV. G. K
Bee cher Of Gloucester, Mass. was a re-
cent visitor at W. p. McCutcheon's-
The McAllister brothers took possession
Monday of H. F.. Jenney's meat business
which they purchased last SPRING.. e
Burt is building 4 dwelling house on
Park street near II q. Thomass resi-
doncc. 1t is understood to be for his own
occupation.-Dr. d. d. Grout, assisted bv
DR.. II. w. Bevins, performed an operation
on Monday upon Miss Agnes Smith for
the removal of several small tumors
MISS Ethel Campbell n trained nurse
from burlington, is caring for Miss Smith
Edwin Boyce picked cluster Of straw.
berries in his garden September 2S. the
largest of which was fully ripcned and
measured 81: inches in circumference.
The berries grew on a vine of the War
field variety set this year. The vines are
fun of green berries, which fortnight
more Of warm weather would ripen-
II, r. Straw picked three pints Of ripe
raspberries on West hill last Friday
The Mormon agents, who are stationed in
Morrstown, have been canvassing Stowe
leaving their gospel tracts" at everv
house.-Mrs. C. T. Scribner went Mon
day to Worcester Mass, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. A. p. Cate Mr.. and Mrs
Cate are the parents of a daughter. born
reccntly.-Mr and Mrs. w ]. Bigelow
went on carriage drive last week 70
Albany to visit Mrs. Bigelows mother
Mrs, a. A. Mooney.--Mr and Mrs Frank
wilkins of Williston visited Mr. Wikins's
cousin. John wilkins, and other friends
in Stowe over Sunday.-Mrs. Ellen Smith
returned TO her home In stowe Monday
o. A, Barrows is suffering with a bad
cut on one foot. received last SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert Harlow were re-
called to Boston Saturday by the illnosq
of Mrs. Harlow's father.-The Summit
House on Mt. Mansfield will he closed for
the season on Thursday.-Fred Gale, the
rural delivery clerk on route No. .. ia
out again after a few days confinement
Mt home. MFR. and Mrs, Ernest Kaiser of
Montpelier were in Stowe last week
moving their household goods to Mont.
pelier.-Rev Mrs. Abbott, who has sun
piled the pulpit of Unity Church for the
past two Sundays, has received an invi.
tation to become pastor of that church.
There will be no service next SUNDAY
The continued droulh has caused an I'M
usual scarcity OF water i'm many places.
heavy shower fell Sunday afternoon.-]
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NEWPORT.

l.. b. Wollman of Lowell has received
nm appointment in the customs house
here and has entered on his duties,
Fred a. Browns health is much i'm
proved since he went away. He has re
signed his position in the customs house
at this place.
The judges charge was given to tho
jurors Thursday morning in the Albany
land case and the jurors took the case
al ten O'Clock a. m, They nad not agreed
when court adjourned. The struck lur'
were empanolod in the Isaac 5 Wilson
vs.. tie Union Mutual Fire INSURANCE.
company. for assumpst, case Redmond
and Graham for plaintiff. Young Il Young
for defendant. This case has been tried
before this court at the September term
1902 The trial promises to be another
long one.
w. c. Lindsay is TO move from his cot
tare on Lindsay's beach to the White
tenement on Main street.-The Hon. c. A.
Prouty and son, Ward. have entered on
their duties ut Washington, y. C.-The
Rev. and Mrs Charles H. Brown at
tended the Baptist State convention at
Saxton's River last week The Baptist
Church in this place is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of inviting the convention
here next year-Thomas Camp withdrew
from the printing firm OF G. +, Ranney
4 Co. last weck.-The ladies of the Bap-
list ChurCh VIII nold tSn choWter sup
per in their vestry Friday evening from
C to S.-Nrs. A. f. McGregor went to tho
State congregational Missionary conven-
ton Monday at Bellows Falls as a dele
gate,-Miss Nellie Burgess of Boston. who
has been spending week with her bro
Their Harry, has returned home e. A.
l<ornison has closed his labors with the
Frost Veneer Seating company. where he
has been for several years and gone to
| III
the Liconia car works,-Nelson Mon
taguc has sold his farm on the wcst side
Of the lake to Herbert s. Billings. who
recently retired from a 25 years service
as locomotive engineer on the G. +. rail
road. Mr. Billings will move this week
Professor Cowls will move into tho tone
ment vacated by Mr. Billings on Central
street Mrs. kendrick Richmond is Wis
l'lhs her daughter, Mrs. c. ID. French,
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ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.

Cyrus Drake Burbank of Riverside y.
l., ACCOMPANIED by his wife and infant
son. is visiting his PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman A. Burbank. on West Hill-r.lner
j. Flanders, who was last May committed
10 the Vermont Hospital for Insane at
Waterbury, has been discharged and is
now at his home on West Hill-Last
Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gusrus II. Carter OF Lebanon. y. H..
came up on their automobile to visit his
aunt. Mrs. G. l.. Stow. and on Sunday
returned home, making the 81 mile trip
in three hours Rev. W. E. Allen anil
wife have returned from his three weeks
vacation at Greensboro Bend and lastl
Sunday he preached in his own church,
TO Joint congregation of Methodists anal
ConGregatioralist5.- Eliza Corv.in|
of Athol. Mass, is visiting at her uucle's.
Mr. j. A. r. Corwins. Her family af,|
we'll remembered here as former resi- q.
cents ut the Jabin Corwin farm lust of.
the STAFFORD rOad.-Mrs. Alice (Corwiu,|
Welcome of South Royalton is visiting
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. NJ w. Corwin.
Rev Herbert j. WYckon, with his wlfa
and two small children. have returned
from four weeks vacation in Connec-
ticut. He resumes his preaching servica
at the congregational Church next Sun
day.-Miss Ella NJ. tlaZen OF White River
Junction. a former teacher Mt Kimball
Union academy, Meriden. y. II. is visit
ing her former pupil. Miss Blanche Town.
senl,-Mrs. Ellen II. Cooley has returno 4
from several weeks stay among hcr
relatives in Fairee-Mrs. Gail Helrner,
accompanied ny her children ana maid,
returned to New York on Tuesday-MrS.
Mary OBurblnk) Sherburne. ~. o, from
Rutland. is visiting her parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Lyman A. Burhank.-The young la
dies Of Chelsea academy have formed /
basket ball team.-Mrs Adelii NJ Whit
reY is spending the week at E1rre.-Ths
following have been chosen officers to
serve during tho coming six months in
the Congregational CHRISTIAN Endcavor
society: President, Oliver r. Burgess:
Nlce-nrosdent Mrs Fred II. Stanton:
secretary. r. II. Bacon; correspondent.
secretary, Mrs. Henry W. Burbank;
treasurer. Henry W. Burbank: lookour
Committee. Margaret Corstock. Henry
w. Purtauk. Edward r. Hatch: praycs
meeting committee, Dean II Gilman,
Mrs e. II. Stanton, Pertha y. Berry:
social committee, Mrs. II. o. BiNtv.
Emma W. Hatch, Leonard Fl. Bacon:
missionary committee, Mamie E. Early,
Mary l.. Scales. Joseph A Tracy, Blanrh
NJ. Hutchinson, Rachel Comstock, Chas.
l.. Densmore music committee, Mauie
s Merrill Mrs. l. II. Bohonon, Richard
Il. Bacon.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Amos Wylie and lila Patterson lef;
Tuesday for Auburndale Mass, where
they will attend Lasclle seminary. -Nr
and Mrs. John Patterson of Barre are
visiting friends in town. They were for
merry residents Of Craftsbury.- Full.
Ter has moved his family from Harduick
to the Dudley Sabin place.-Rev and
Mrs John Chamberlain and son Of New
York are visiting friends in town-Near-
~ nj the farmers have their silos filled -
Willie Weber who has been stoppine
IN walden for some time, was in town
inc nrst OF the wcek.-Rev. f. G. Fren, h
VIII occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
'hurch next sunday morning. The Smith
'r"th"rS arc finishing a tenement in their
eaSh and blind facfnrN
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WESTFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnson of Man.
chester, N. H., are visiting at l. D. John
son's.-Rev NJ. w. Farman lectures this
week at Danville West Danville and East
Hardwick.-Mrs. Albert Ryder reports
having roses and apple trees in bloom
Rcv. and Mrs. A. r, PEBBLES attended
the joint meeting of the Congregational
association OF Quebec and the Orleans
County Ministerial association at Island
Pond, TUESDAY and Wednesday of this
week Thursday evening. October g. Ma
son s Stone will give n lecture on the
character and Characteristics of the
PHILIPPINES" at the Congregational Church.
for the benefit OF the town library.--The
lightning struck n barn owned by Will
lard Farman Sunday afternoon and burn
cd the barn. n shed adjoining and the con-
tents. 1t was estimated that there were
thirty tons of hay and 400 bushels OF
uuthrcshcd oats and barley destroyed A
few farming implements We're saved. For
tmatcly this barn was some 60 rods from
the main buildings, which consist Of q
fine house and several barns, otherwise
there would probably have been far
greater loss, There was an insurance OF
$3.50 in the Union Mutual Fire Insurance
company.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Holmes have spent
the past week in Burlington. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Waterman.-E N.
Melvin has transferred the residence
which he bought of Alliston Wetherbee
to DR.. Flandreau of Bondville. who is
coming to reside here,--C'harles Parker
has rented a farm In Johnson and Car
roll Stone has rented Mrs. c. b. Buker' s
farm, vacated by Mr.. Parker.-Mrs. Dora
Atwood has returned home from John
son and soon expects to SO to Denver.
Col, to spend the winter,-the Rev. and
Mrs. Il. @. French of johnson. accom-
panied by his father and mother from
Sawyerville, =. a., were the guests Of
the Rev and Mrs, II. G. Howard the
past weeh,-The base ball games played
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Messrs. Vernon Cook and William Wiley
OF Windsor Locks, Conn. visited at Johr
. Ncils a few DAYS last week.-Mrs.. W
T. deuel. is ill--Edwin G.. Kingsley OF
state Farm. Mass, spent few days OF
last week with his parents, MIR. and Mrs
f. q. KnCsleV.--Thc Rutland House is
framed and will soon be ready for occu-
pancN.--Mrs f. G. Kingsley is still under
the doctors care but her condition is
more favorablc.--Nr. and Mrs. Maynard
HAYWARD ami little son are visiting At
Nillinm Wrightmau's.-- There was a
plea ernt hon at y, a. Darrow's last Fri.
day uiPht.-Dayton Bullice of Port Kent.
\. Y. visited w. T.. Deuel. last Friday.
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ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Frank N. Willett died at her homo
on Foundry street early Thursday morn
ing, death resulting from a complication
of diseases She is survived by her hus-
band and one son, Frank n. Willott. Jr.,
both of this city. The funeral will he
held from st. Mary's Church at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Franklin County Court disposed of con-
siderable business Friday and recess
was taken until Monday afternoon
at two o'clock. The case of Vic
tor Stone VS.. Robert +. Soule Of the
st. Adams police force, alleging false i'm
prisonment went to the jury at noon and
when court reassembed at two O'Clock,
the jury brought in verdict that the
PLAINTIFF recover the sum Of $50 dana ges
and costs In the case of State vs.. Rich
ard Delisle of Berkshire, the respondent
pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny.
and he was fined 500 and costs with the
alternative sentence in the House of Cor
fection. The cases of State vs.. Anna T..
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VAUDEVILLE.

Homer Ennis and wife have gone ia
Keene. N H., where he has employment.
Mrs. b. J. Kelley has returned to her
home in Morrisville. Harvey Buker
is stopping few days with her son. AL
fred. at Cambridge Junction.-Mrs. mi
tie Putnam is visiting her uncle, Gov
ornor Hendce at Morrisville.- and
Mrs. A. A. Macomber Of Jay visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Miller, last
week.-Mrs.. Della Whipple of st. Johns
bury visited her aunt, Mrs. NJ. p. Kelley,
last week.-Mrs.. Dan Morgan of Fair
field, visited her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Edgar Maynard. last Week.-Mrs. Sarah
Labadia Mrs. j. NJ. Twis and Mrs Hat
tie Horner of Cambridge visited friends
in town on Saturday, Elmer and Edward
Leach were in Morristown to attend the
funeral Of their uncle, Joseph Holmes,
Sunday
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WoLCoTT.

Mildred johnson is on the gain-Wal-
ter IIorsford has moved his family ba elk
to Charlotte. Oscar McGregor and wife
OF Rlchford were recent guests at John
eNs.-ENerest Stcbhins of Under
hill was the recent guest at Henry
Stebbins S.-MiSs Jessie Burnoll OF
CraftsburY visited her aunt Mrs. NJ j.
Eurnell. ON Tuesday. --Charlcs Cuimbv
OF Boston is visiting ut G. T.. Haskell's
John Morrow and wife were in Nor
rivillc on Wcdncsday.--II. T.. Wheelock
mas traded his gas engine to parties
in Caledonia county for a 20-hnrsc
power boiler and cngine.-F. T.. Wheel
er and wife Of Morrisville were in town
on Wednesday,
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BELVIDERE.

a serious accident hammered in FREQ
man Reynolds house Friday. Sent ,;
Leon Pages revolver accdentlv dis
charged hitting Sadie Burns in the leg
below the knee. breaking the small bone
and lodging above the ankle Drs. HYDE
OF Bakersfield and Morris of Waterville
removed the bullet. The patient is do
Ing well at present. She is the dauph-
ter If Simon Burns.--Byron Fletcher's
house took fire from the ynimney Satur-
day and burned with part of the house
hold goods. 1t was with much difficulty
that the barn was saved. The insurance
was S,om-Charlex Fox has moved into
j. I. stevens mill house and Mr.. Girls
void of Albany is moving into the house
Mr. Fox vacated.-The fire on Smiths
mountain did considerable damage. des.
troying 1000 logs on the skids 1t was
set by bee hunters.-Mrs. Samuel Wal
kcr is sick with typhoid fever
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SOUTH. HERO.

Mrs. Petty returned Saturday from st.
Albans.-Mr. and Mrs. Lavelly of Milton
visited Mr.. and Mrs, Napoleon Parrot Sun
day.-Mrs r. L. Kinney returned Friday
from Middlebury.-Mr and Mrs. William
kowell of Fellows Falls are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fresn.-W G. Irish
of Burlington spent Sunday at his home
here,-Mrs. Jane Conlin is very ILL
LONE Kinney Of Boston spent saturday
and sunday at the home of his father, T.
l.. Kinney. About 20 couples attended the
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VERSHIRE.

Henry y. Clark has sold his farm TO
William j. Kicker. Mr., Clark is going
to Connecticut to live very soon. thus
the town loses an old resident he having
been born here and always lived here -
Henry j. Bruce of this town was taken
to Waterbury to the insane asylum last
Saturday. Mr. Bruce has been feeding
badly for some time but did not develop
insanity until Tuesday Of last week.
The Rev. j. u. Waldron of North
sheldon preached AZ the church at tho
upper village last Sunday. He and his
wife are visiting friends In town.--Mr.
and Mrs. William Lake visited friends
in Hanover, y. H. recently. Mr., Lake
has added one more farm to the ones he
already owns, having bought the William
Flanders place Prof, a. L. Fuller and
family of Cleveland, O., are visiting his
father, Cyrus Fuller,-A good many OF
the miners are moving from the Copper
field mines in this town to the mines a5
Pike Hill in Corinth, where business IL
raDorta1 worry lrOod n
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BRADFORD.

Raymond Brown was in Hanover y.
H.. last week on business.-Mlss hoa
Whitman of Manchester, \. H. NiS''ru
Mrs w. q. Coburn several Gays VIZ
past week Mr., and Mrs, PerleE SWIFT
are guests of Mr., and Mrs W. T.. nu ,io,,
MIR. Re S place AT the station t,
George A. smith of Methuen' Mass
spent few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs *.
j. Cofrrin last week.-Miss l." "A, laws
of Califon, n. j., mas returnvu iol w tI
other millinery season WIN NJ ~,
curtis The Rev. c. +, Osborne chap-
lain Of work for sailors in Boston har-
bor spoke Gp W'' in the CONGREGATIONAL Church
sunday evening F, A. Walker has SOFA
his stationery stock TO n W. H. W.
CONTINUED Oh seventh pago).
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NEWPORT CENTER.

The Rev, b. L, Parker, who has had
charge of the Baptist Church here for
the past three years, expects TO close
his labors the first of November and
proceed to new pastoratc.-One Of the
Ladies' Aid societies served a dinner at
Mrs. Arthur A. Grivers in Coventry Sept
embcr So-The parsonage OF the Baptist
society is soon to receive additional
repairs-R. II. Recess corner block con-
tanning the postothce, has recently re-