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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-15
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Nlxhs trains from both north and south arr
net 81 DelAnd tunctioa b bach! and car
rases. whtch bring passe nEers 90 DeLAaa y, 20
o ceu1s
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-15

70 ~ Dsnscsniis v0as3 90 v0sunaa coantg.
4 HEREBY annganss no canaiAaey az -.
y eleufinn % The o1nrs 81 tan aasnaInF al
Nolusla clsuty. aqhioc1 % the n1monIxfls
~; % ,f.is - 4 yos. pgollB
fulul4 slt1 tne aalne paln1lnklng cnra a -
bens ~ pSies - oeaafvs - tks psSi-
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Bon cIEnK cInrUfS coUnr.

10 ths DsmoerNtis vossEs os volasia Caassy.
hnhkbl aasounee mTsslf candiaats ar
Meseeslea - tie oaee % ClsEh a the
yoaf eadotnensnf e ths DrmnnFuiie nj
2nIl - - 80 90 Nap -. leoa. I tally an
Selaene ~ tinaoaa1 hsrt1ofoTs ahoun ~
~ Hfopla - thla ouunfY, and abuE,ld -
eleelsf ! ehall sn1rasor % tsi1hfsIlT p9IfoFn
- eetle. 90 ne 0aos II ~ lainrs = kaVe
- - Hsepsclfaily.
SAhUEL D. JORDAN.
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Trains On ths Atlantic Cosss Line ass schea.
ulsd 90 leave from and arFsVs 81 tbs pshand
statt0n - fOilO~s
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IoHN a. TURNER

=" ~ q 81. Crstir VoieFs g volasia CouniV
A HEaEhl snnoaus. tnys.n a. . eanaidats
. castin 90 ulustn Goa a.. -ul issf o.
ihs D'-niorTaiiC primary o. h, hsit Mas D.
" uot,s'na'et and lsgted pt"aii-s o. go.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
ron rnE LEaIsLaTUKE.

To ths Democrats Voters Of vol,lsis County
UAvIxG sesa solicited ~ fris'"i; % he |.
~ candidate tor re-eiection g. Huu-.. ~
REPRESENTATIVES. I announce my Candidas.t
tioa Respectfully.
e.. l.. SMITH.
To the Ilemorraiic VofsFs &C volusis GOsInty
n wei Id nls-zt Tesg.s,-tfully antiouurt nl
sslf - = candidate fUF nrmisT q; tns
lesisiai aFe. sabieCt o. the Isass - ths iva
ocratic voters 81 - eKpFsssed "a ths pTiular'
elcCtton Ia MAJ. IL elss't. d I ri,'igs mys-li
thar ms nssf sonsisiefafiOu shall - NJ al
timss fssF The ~eifar~ Of my ,uuuiA snd state.
J. Hall BRrHsEY.
To the Ils.raas7atie voi.-i- Of Nulusia C"uuty
n kEsPEl TFULLY anmsursr niys u q eau
u dislate Zoe the sfiisv 81 Representative f.r
the C0unty subtzf g. ths urNt lit-uIi sTatl b.
primary. and u numiastsd ana ri,sted sill
faithfully Irriorm ths ,iuiiss q said oth'r ."
the bssi ~ as ai-tiiiN
nsLeOh sprinss, fia.
To the n-n, Trth \ .st,ts ui N,lu~ia taugt,
4 EESPtI TftLl ann.suIsr mk-lt oan-
didafr tie W-sisrtsstn O. tEt "ifst ui ~ D
r-cniaitr' "a Goa. q .unty, sutlect - lh.
ami clect,-i Ftll fslthfUtl, tsTt .Fu tbs autiss
20 aid ofa,e a. sbe l-si "a uly shiuy
TH,S. J. sPARRNAS.
PoFi OFsnst, Die
POk GOUSII CoaaI-sIONER
To the llemos Tstic voters - Noiasis ,-aIniy
4 nEREBY aHnnuis.c mysrif candidate i,F
= re-elsctton tur ths noiAlnst.on TOE nee Iilsr
- TIE srf "a Countl Commissioners tee
tie firsi dis;S.ci. and ~slicif the suptsr u
NJ ffieada and ths tienlocTatiC voter "a To-
Coaniy Eeurtsiiy - ihs spTsrlashins primary
x. ID. BI.oOKE
Toths IsnoSrstt vu'ers q voius,a cuaniy
n An . Caisdidate fuT ouuiy Colntni=.tuti.t
from The ss-,slasl dlslrigf q olusia uuuty.
snnieci % The tsmoSfaiic Ef,tuarl, NAY ~
AMI 80 the suppur q al god ts-I.i' sfats
Who have ths tnieres's q Tee cIuniy " heart
W. u. MCItKDE
To ths DSB,ssIstH NoteFs q N0iasla auuty
4 ASNOt NCE laysslf candidate foT ., -. -
thu - q mfmlef % TIE nuaFd % ounty
CsmmlssioasFS frua the MIA distrigf, snd
slllsii the suppou % the Iemocfats q the
THOMAS J. MURRAY.
To the DVnaorsilc VOssrs % volusia Caan,,.
Alta soiiciiatisa % frieuds I hsr.-ty an.
= oouftre ntnrif \ eamdltiaie Tor re luas.
tiOa - . meIabeF AZ The Bard &C County
Commissioners. Heiecfesi ut1 preforrn tn
dutiss % Tie bsst % my sbiiIty.
T. l. RopGERs.
.--~~---~-
Fon sCPEnINTENDeST on SCHOOLS.
10 ~ DsnocFutiS voters u VOlasia eoanty
HEREBY annoanor mysrlf acsadiAass far
Superintendent of publie luslftseftnn az
.olasaa Coas,y. " ~ pesple among ubsa
] have lived faE tueuty -oGr o. to turafy.
eight ycars % my as hnanr ne With . ~
elrc1lnn, pTosaise o. diarharHe the duttes q
tss orses PAINFULLY End impsTtialiy
BERI FIsB.
nEhGBS ansOases ayssli . oasasaats
u toI ne saeice % coanty sebool SEI.sFin-
tsn1ent. sue1cCt % the acfton ~ H. flsmo-
eEstie FFsmary a Nay ~. n nomlnaied ana
slee,sd piet9s 1y eutlFs tine and eslott 10
nc Sosn % the oHlcs. ana ! fafthrfnlofe
.eaHs mFeelf 70 apsnd Food puFtlon a. ny
sine eNon9 The SCHOOLS % % the Counfy thSf
may ~ Tally IN toach Win IN schas,ls ana
ens1 - tntsrUsia Ven truly.
Jas. l. PATTILLo.
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soK SHEEIFF

fut tho D'-m' crath Nosrr- 90 ve,usis C'.HniJ
A ANNuCNCE ms ssif = csB,tiats i-.iurr
IN c.siiinv 40 utiHCfTsiiC primary fUt she
. Me- &C 80 4 ~ Nuiusta C.iuutt o. sles-tsd
~ this inf-,ttani 'thc,. : wiu petfartn tee
dutiss o. the bssi % NY ahii'ty
H.. ,tfstt4,
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ron JusssCE az TnE PsAcE.

n HEhEDI annsance mynelf ~ Q candidate
y foF TIE 0dtce of Justice of tbs Peass tn
and toe the EN- dlsaFiga of volusla coanty
ssIh1~ci to ths p-mOcFaiic primary ~ Mag 3.
TIE District. heapecitaiiy.
JoHN A. BRADLEY.
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To th. Denocratic N'fct- 81 volu.ia "'in'y
A An > candidate toF C,.uuty s-,ls..t.r ~ the
Criminal Iourt 90 hiV,lrd. -ut - a. tiss
ac'ivn q t..r u msgtsfir ~ msT, Co y, D. ~
un aag hHh. iss u uumlnai'si aud ltcisd
! pr,smi-r q" faithfully isff,Tm al II the
duties incutsts ~ upDI, us~.
N-Ty Hsspectfu ~.
JAAE-. W pERkINs
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Foa CorNIY IunaE.

TO'hs DsSaocratie Vo,ers ~ volasia COnaiy.
4 nEhEBY snnoasce that Uln b q ea-di-
= o1ie ~ ths uexi bemuesuiie pFtmaFy
Sieetlca Tor the olnrs 90 tiounty JudHp
thanh ny frtsnds tur past fnvoFs. and prous-
- % ,Tt o. m.rit them On ths futars.
J. LEE MCCRonY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-15

To tbs Democratic Voters Of volasis County.
MAvIsG httn solicited b. frieus. o. h. =
u candidate tor re-eieetipn c. Huu-., ~
Representatives. ! announce my candidasl
foI aid offlcs, sslhts-ct Ia ths primary si's-
ten Respectfully.
4. l.. SMITH.
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To the Demorziic votsF- &c volusis 'Oainiy
A WOlI.D nss-i respsstfulll anlsuubsS thl
self ~ = candidate foF mrmisT q; tne
Legislature. sabieCt o. the = Ishss II ths Iva
oCrntic Vuters o. - eNpress-d "a ths vTtuIar'
etecfton la MAJ IL elssts 4 I pi,sigv my Ill
thar ms nFsa consideration shali - ~ al
timss fssF The Seifar Of my county snd STATE.
]. Hall BRrIsEY.
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To TIE n..n. g. MI. ..t,ts "i V,Iu~,s 'augi,
A EE<fti Tft NV annssUisr tnN-lt oan-
diiafe tie " -sisctsstil o. tEt uiisN ui ~ .
psCntattV, ts.T thi- q luuty, sutltcf % the
heat itemi sfails I.rnsaft. sui u ussuitnstsd
AMI clccttsi sal talthfgtt lsTf srta ~ autts~
20 sid ofa,e o. sbe l-si "a niy shiuy
TH,rs. j. sPARkNAS.
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To the Isnnsgatie voistrO Of Nulusia '"uuty
A kEsPElTfC LLi anusutssr uils cuu-
u ditlate Zoe the ofIi.r 81 Representative f.r
the county. subtxf o. th+ u-tt lisuiisTstlr
primary. and 10 Illuminated and eitstci stll
faithfully Vrrfurm ths iuiiss q said ufb,N o.
the bssi ~ as aifiitN
D 4 MARSH
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rnn ,nrsin ,nnn,-.InNEE

4 uEhEhl aHnnuissc mysrif candidate fsT
y re-eiretiun tur ths nutiinat i0n Tor nee aha
"a the art 20 CounfY Cuuluis-lpuers fsa
tie fifsi disfElCi. and s,iiclf the suptsrt "a
ny ffieads and ths tlensocTatiC NotCtr "a To
X. u. BIOoKE
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u PERkINs SINH

20 thr d fascrsis Vnt,rs ~ vaiu.is County
HEEEbi snnounce uiy ssif - = candidate
isit th~ 90 = of Tan C'sil7ct - Noiusia
'uugft. 49, i-,t o. thr uls.rufgfaitc primary
n Ma o.. aui uc t,tsd Itcm - thsi the
date. % tnr 1itlc aill o. fsiti fuiiy aud im-
partially discharU-d
hs-P ctfuliy.
MtTCHiIL JuSF~
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FoR sTASE's AITOsNES.

To H. BSWoorssis yossEs Of the ssventA ID
dieial CiEesit
hEkgbr Iespeetfuiiy announcs mysrls
a. caDdlaaie for the of1ce o. slnfs'6 A.
tornSy % the hsvsuth 9o1soiai Clfclsil. aRA-
~ u TIE eetion % IL DsmocFufis pFfnaFy.
Cecil @. Butt.
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THOMAS J. MURRAY.

To the pVmnorsiic NOieTs % volusia Coanty
Tths soiiciiatisa % fFtsBds ! henrty an.
n oOuDcs tnyarf q candidate fOf rs--sice-
sioa = . memesr az The hgrd &C County
duiiss % Tie bsst - my sbiilty.
T. l. RopGERs.
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FOn sUPEHISTExDsxT OE SCHOOLS.

10 ~ DenaeFutiS voters q volasla coanty
III HEREBY announce mysrlf candiAafe FOG
nup~rintendent af Fnblie luslruefiaa of
Nolusaa Cousig. ~ tbr petple amOnn uhatn
have lived fus tueuty -o1r % thr turnfy.
eight yc.n % ny as hnnnr ne With . -
tss oncs taithfuiiy sad impsTtialiy
BERI FIsB.
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Annlyg.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-04-15
Yea TAN CoILECToR.

rat's Is'u,-fsir Notsr- q Vulu.is CuuHty
4 RESPu TFULLE ai,ugs,s.B ss uaVs.lt q rah.
~ late 9 re-. ct issu 10 thu "a. q 81 TaA
80 tuT tuT thi- CpuutN, suti, - o. IT,. o., AZ
H. miserable o. imaTy, afd ~ n"mtuaI, 4 ~
q ttf- q wtll iaitbfuiiy 4 Tiorm The dulles ut
-zid Dfilg-r o. thu b,st II ms al iity.
Respectfully,
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Totbs thrtaoCFsttr Nu'ers q NOiu.ia cuuniy
AN . candidate fuT . ouufy tiotnInis.tfsIlst
frum The ss-islgsl disiriyf q Nolusia tuuty.
1 snhieCi % thu tgmogTatic yTtmarl, MAJ "
AMI 80 thr suppur q al god lstaf saTats
Who have thu tuieres;s a tae cIuniy W heart
W a. MCRKInE-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
EAST BURKE.

Lewis Watson, who is attending
school at Tilton, N. H., is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Walter Counter
Mrs. Hazen of Alburgh is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Farmer.
Mrs. Lane and son Jesse, spent Sunday
here.
Mrs. Hudson and daughter, Mrs. Car
roll Phillips, have returned from a visit
to friends at Island Pond.
Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. A. D.. ellison
and Mrs. Vernon James visited at St.
Johnsbury last week.
r. A. Eggleston was at Newport the
last OF the week on business.
Frank Houston has returned.
Mrs. Nellie Hubbard CaswelIis spend.
ing her vacttion with her aunt, Mrs
Jennie Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lawton have re-
turned from their visiting trip.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings occupied the pull.
pit at the Congregational church Sun.
day evening.
Harris Jenkins had the misfortune to
lose valuable work horse last week
While saving wood, the horse fell over
backwards and the belt broke.
Miss Lillian Pinney of st. Johnsbury is
spending her vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Milo Jenkins.
Miss Bessie Amidon has been visiting
friends in St. Johnsbury.
Harley Thurber of the CALIFORNIAN
office spent Sunday with his cousin, Will
lie Thurber.
Mrs. Henry Darling is better and E. A.
Darling has returned to New York.
Mrs. George Eggleston is able to ride
out.
The base ball team are planning to 90
to Island Pond to play with a team Sat
urday.
Joel jenkins remains about the same.
The Kings Daughters held their annu-
al meeting with Mrs. H. D. Webster
last week Tuesday. The folio wing officers
were elected: Mrs. Addie Godding.
president; Mrs. Lizzie Brown, vice. presi.
dent; Mrs. May Gibson, secretary; Mrs.
Lucy ames, treasurer. Work committee;
Mrs. Tillie McGill Mrs Ella Wilson;
Mrs. Clara Parker; Mrs Daisy Shurburn;
Mrs. Lucy James; Miss Tressie Gibson.
Sick committee; Mrs. Daisy Webster;
Mrs. Ella Wilson; Mrs. Lizzie Brown.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Ella Wilson next Tuesday afternoon. A
full attendance is desired.
The Ladies' Aid meet with Mrs. Freeto.
FL. M, this week and the Willing Work
ers with Mrs. ]. P. Stafford.
The village schools close Friday. A
picnic may be held.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
LOWER WATERFORD

Miss Anna Carter spent Sunday with
friends IN town.
Mrs. Jane Richardson, who has been
visiting her daughters in ST. Johnsbury,
has returned home.
Mrs. Josiah Stoddard is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Allen Powers.
Mrs. Joe Campbell and Mrs. Eaton of
Littleton visited Mrs. Belle Grout,
Thursday.
Mrs. Parker of Lyndonville spent part
OF last week with her cousin, Will Hen
derson.
Miss Gladys Hooker of St. Johnsbury
is guest of Mrs. Frank Cutting.
Mrs. Darwin Houghton and daughter
Mabel of North Danville are visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Edwin Bowman.
Emerson Hird came home last week
Tuesday from Cleveland, Ohio. and will
spend the summer vacation with his
parents.
Mrs. George Bennett and Mrs. Mont
gomery and children OF St. Johnsburv
visited at D. c. Bonnett's, Friday.
Mrs. John Needham and daughter of
North Hatley, P. O., are visiting at F. c.
Bullark's.
Hon. Fl. l. Goss of Berlin, N. H., moved
his family into the Revoir house, Thurs
day, and will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Will Emery, who has been visit
ing at F. W. Browns returned to her
home in Haverhill, Mass, Thursday.
Rupert Cutting of Concord was in
town Wednesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
GROTON.

The 25th anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Kicker oc-
CURED at the old Kicker homestead, Fri
day. Relatives and friends assembled in
the afternoon and evening to the number
of about 1875 and made things lively for
this genial couple. Several Kicker stories
were told by Rev. A. J. Hough who fur
n1shed much amusement as he recited
them. He also presented them with the
many tokens of love and esteem which
the friends had brought. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kicker furnished elaborate refreshments
for the entire crowd
Among those present from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Kicker and
Mrs. Jennie Kicker Of Woodsville; Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Kicker, of Ryegate; J.
R. Caldwell of Topsham; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Farrow of Peacham; Mrs. Jenness Rick
er, of Burlington. All enjoyed a very
pleasant time and hoped to meet with
them again in rs years. Many presents
IN silver, linen, glass, wood and money
were received.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29

Newton. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. 0. E. Newton of Alburg, father
of the groom, and Edwin a. Kingsbury
of Fitchburg. Mass, played the wedding
march. The bride was becomingly
gowned in white urdandie and lace, and
carried white carnations. After the
ceremony cake, coffee and ices were serv-
ed by Misses Rosa F. Kingsbury and Jessie
Nd. Robertson, and Edwin H., and George
Nd. kingsbury, cousins of the BRIDE The
rooms were decoratedin green and white
with a profusion of mountain laurel,
brought from Massachusetts. In the
afternoon the happy couple left for a
carriage drive to Marsh6eld and Mont
pelier, and will be at home at West Enos-
burg, after July g. The bride received
many gifts of silver, cut glass, china,
money, linen and other valuable
and useful things, from relatives and
friends, who also left their heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS. The following guests
were in town to attend the wedding:
Rev. O. E. Newton and Mrs. Newton of
Alburg; Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fl. Kingsbury
and children. c. Luce, Mr. and Mrs. J. A,
Robertson and son of Danville; Mrs.
Randall and Miss Nellie Randall of Bar
net; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gibson and
and children of Ryegate; MIR. and Mrs.
Burt Davis Of Marsh6eld; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Pierce of Hardwick; Edwin H.
Kingsbury Of Fitchburg, Mass; Jessie
M. Robertson of St. Johnsbury.
The Ladies Mite society meets with
Mrs. D. S. Cox Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. McDougall of ST. Johnsbury
Center preached here Sunday and in the
evening Rev. w. E. Newton had charge
Of the services.
All the schools in town met at Joe's
Pond, Friday, for their annual picnic
and fine time was enjoyed by the little
folks.
Rob Jennison is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitcher are in
town visiting friends.
Charles Cole has bought the J. B. Rog-
ers store and is preparing to go into
business there.
N. ]. Kingsbury and F. M. Shaw at
tended the Republican county convention
at st. Johnsbury, last Thursday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
BRADFORD.

Hon. A. E. Sleeper returned last week
to his home in Lexington, Mich. He was
accompanied by Misses Travers and
Phebe Clark, who will spend several
weeks at his home.
Rev. and Mrs. 81. T. Barnard of Toll
land, Conn.,, have been spending the past
week with MIR. and Mrs. O. H. Stevens.
They left Monday for Hanover, to attend
the commencement exercises and gradu-
alton of their grandson. Henry Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Derby of Leba-
non, N. II are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Woods.
Mrs. Fl. B. Chamberlin and Miss Doro-
thy of St. Paul, MINI, are expected this
week to spend the summer.
Miss Helen Nve of the Boston City
Hospital, came Friday to spend two
weeks vacation with her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. E. H. Nye. She was accom-
panied by Miss Barrett OF Cambridge.
Mrs. Jennie Garfield, who has been
visiting friends in town, has returned to
Waterbury.
Mrs. V. A. Doty and daughter Mar
garet are visiting at c. c. Doty's.
Mrs. w. A. Corliss has been confined
to the house by sickness for the past two
weeks, but is slightly improved now.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hale are in Burling-
ton this week attending the Undertakes
convention. Mrs. John o. Hale of st.
Johnsbury is caring for the little sons
during their absence.
Announcements have been received of
the marriage of Chester Wark King and
Miss Helen M. Blake at Island Pond,
Wednesday, June 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Cove have
gone to Hardwick where he has a DO
sltion in a drug store.
Eldridge Sawyer and Nellie Demeritt
were married the first of last week at
Worcester, Mass.
Rev II. 7. Barnard occupied the Con.
gregational pulpit, Sunday.
= A very pretty home wedding occurred
Tuesday, June 21, at noon, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Noyes, when their
eldest daughter, Mary Janet, was united
IN marriage to Ernest Greenleaf Clark
Miss Sadie Noyes acted as bridesmaid
and Ben Noyes as best man. After the
ceremony a dainty luncheon was served,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on the mail
train for short wedding trip, after
which they will be at home in Concord,
N. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29

Mrs. E. A. Hallett of st. Johnsbury
Center visited at her uncle's, S. Warner.
last week.
Mr.. Doane. one of the East Lynne
actors, who has been at the Caledonia
Springs house for the past few weeks,
has returned to his home in Canada.
Glib. Gray has sold his house in the
village to Ora Mcdowell of Lyndonville.
Price 5000.
The Grange meeting Saturday night
was not very well attended on account
Of rain. 1t was voted to have the next
meeting on the evening OF July 9, when it
is hoped all will attend that can as there
is work to do.
Professor o. D. Mathewson and wife
OF Barre came Thursday to spend their
vacation at Restawhile Farm.
The comrades of Col. Barney Post.
with their wives, met at the home of
Comrade w. w. Brown, Saturday. A
bount1ful dinner was served and lit
erary program was given in the after
noon. The day was enjoyed by all.
S. Warner is enjoying visit from his
sister, Mrs. Sherry of Nashua, N. II.
Rodney Orcutt is on the sick list. He
just escaped sunstroke Friday, but is
reported little better.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-06-29
NEWBURY.

William Uriah Bailey, one of the old
est residents of Newbury, and father of
Horace w. Bailey, died Sunday night,
June 10, of old age. He had been gradu-
ally failing for several months and his
death was not unexpected. He was
born here September rs, 1920. On De.
cember "a, 1914 he married Abigail a.
Eaton of Wentworth, who died suddenly
November rs, 1880. He led a singularly
quiet life. made few journeys, held no
office, but devoted his entire time to the
interests OF his extensive farm and his
family. There were two places from
which he was rarely absent, his home
and his place at church.
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conventional. w. Hastings, Ira Lewis,
F. A. Brewer, William Rich, r. A. Ben
nett. Town committee, L. w. Hastings,
w. L. Reed, F. A. Brewer.
Mrs. Sophia Guild has been spending a
few days with relatives at St. Johnsbury-
w. R. JosIyn, who has been painting at
Burt Douglas farm, had the misfortune
to step on nail, which has given him a
vacation for few days.
Sylvester Moody is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on the interior OF his resi-
dence.
Sixteen of the members of the Modern
Woodmen and their families attended
the annual picnic at Owls Head Satur-
day.
spending a few DAYS with Mrs. Emma
West and Frank Joslyn.
Mrs. Herbert Daniels was the gut st of
Miss Agnes Palmer at st. Johnsbury,
quite recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hutchinson were
at Waterford last week to attend the
S4th birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Katherine Kenerson.
Carrie Spencer OF St. Johnsbury is Wis
itIng relatives in town.
Mrs. Robert Ash is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Haskell.
Andrew Lyon, who has been visiting
relatives in Methuen, Mass, returned
home Friday.
Harry Fuller returned from Burlington
last week, where he is attending school,
to spend the summer vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Bennett.
Mrs. Lester Richards visited friends
in St. Johnsbury last week. Mrs Aman-
da Hill is working there.
Charles Powers was very i'll last week
aud was taken to his family at John Nc
ginnis'. At present he is more comfort
able.
Charles Streeter is entertaining his
brother, Henry Streeter, and his grand
daug hter, Miss Julia Moore, from The
Weirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Lyster spent
Sunday at the home of their parents in
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Par
ker last Sunday.
Robert Oliver of California is visiting
his brother, William Oliver.
L. V. Hastings of St. Johnsbury spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Cob
leigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rancour has been
visiting Miss Rosa TaSea