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, cattle. The price paid per pound fo{
hogs is 41-2 cents and for calves . to !
cents.
The University club met Monday even
ing at the Randolph Inn. where they wer{
entertained by H. p. johnson. 1t beina
the annual business meeting tho followind
Officers were elected for the year onsul
ing: President. J.. r. Johnson; vice prosi1
dent, l.. w. ~Tewksbury; secretary and
treasurer. the Rev. Fraser Metzger.
Mrs. J. -. BATTLES and daughter, Miss
Lima Battles. who have been spendins
three weeks with relatives in this vicinity
left Tuesday for 1,oweiitown, Ne, whore
they will remain until February /, when
they will return here and make their
home on the farm in Braintroe.
Louis Flllion has shipped his household
goods TO Montpelier, where with his fam
lily he will make his home.
Walter Archer brought into his vii.
lage Tuesday a large black bear which
he captured on Rochester mountain last
week.
J. y, Eldredge, r. w. Connolly. g. W,
Parker, Willis Howard, Levi Preston and
George Jerd were the successful deer
hunters in this vicinity this season. Tie
deer were shot in Granville /, Braintree
2, Rochester mountain . and Randolph /.
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LOWELL.

James Murphy of Someryillc, Mass, is
toWn.-rhe committee on town lines
from the general assembly were in town
the first of the week looking over the
ground between Lowell and Albany.-Mrs.
II. H.. Hlll is in Brattloboro for a visit
OF 10 dnys.-Morris Farman has gone 70
Manhattcn, Kan, to stay during the
wintor.-Arthur Stannard has gone to
kcene, y. H.,-Mr, Clarence IiOdgemau
Of this town and Miss Edith Lamphere
Of hyde Park We're united in marriage
at HYDE Park October -, by the Rev. W.
A. Warner of Barton. \ reception was
given the young couple at the town ball
in Lowell Friday evening about eo being
proscnt.-Milo Hines was in Montpelier
and burlington last wook+-WilIam Par
kci has move into tho Shutclt tenement.
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STOWE.

At the regular meeting OF stowe Lodge,
No. A., !. O. q. r., on Tuesday evening,
November I. the following officers for the
ensuing quarter were installed by Grand
Lodge Deputy G. A, Abbott, assisted by
Grand Marshal II, T.. straw: Chief temp
lar, c.. A.. Kcntield: vicc-templar. Viola
Russell; secretary, Ellen Stearns; assist
ant secretary, Marjorie Watts; hnanCia
secretary, Ira Culver: treasurer, Ernest
Mills: chaplain. Mrs. Ahbie Warren; mar
shal, Ralph Druckcr; deputy marshal
Elva Warren; past CHIEF templar, d, \
Mills. Jesse Moody was appointed or
ganist, Trustees were elected as follows
II. r.. Straw. H.. A, Mills, Mrs. Dorj
Eddy. During the evening John tongeri
was initiated into the order. 1t was voted
on account Of difficulty of warming tho
town hall to rent the old q. A. Il. han o
the Woodmon society,". +. Eddy UnC
\. e. Daryows have sold the Ennis farm
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CHELSEA.

DR.. j. NJ. Allen Of St. Johnsbury, WHO
was seriously injured in an automobile
collision several months ago, has so far
recovered az to resume his Office practice,
according to word recently received by
his sister, Mrs. Almon g.. Bicknell OF
this community. Frank r. Beckwith. who
has been at work in J, II. Babcock's luin-
Der mill at North Thetford during tbs
summer and early fan, is now quite sick
at Milton Mattoon's with enlargement Of
the liver.-Tuesday, November 1, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. z. Goodwin observed their gold.
en- wedding. having been married on Nov.
ember /. 1854. Many of their numerous
acquaintances were present to congratu.
late them on their health and strength
and the presence of all their six children,
not a death ever having occurred in the
family during the whole % years.-This
year our deer hunters have been more
fortunate than usual, Oliver d. Bur.
CESS on Thursday shot a buck weighing
81 pounds near tho Dan Clark farm in
Nlllamstown; Fred Blake shot one
weighing 10 pounds in South Washing.
ton; George A. Tracy shot one weighing
26 pounds Just over the Nershire beyond
the Andrus farm. Edwin L. Larkin kill
ed one weighing 20 pounds in Hancock.
-fufus Brown q young man living in
Cnrinth, shot a deer on Saturday which
weighed nearly 40 pounds.-Miss Chorena
Barnes left town on saturday fer an ex.
tended visit among her former school.
mates at kinball Union academy.-Mr
and Mrs. Henry Hodgden of Barre City
wore In town on Sunday visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitney.-Rich.
ard IL. Bacon. for seven years in the en-
ploy of J. A. T. Corwin e. Son here. hal
work in tho grocery and boot and sho.
store of BOND Bros, of Mtddlebury.-Dr
Augustus T. Marshall of Boston College
graduate of dartmouth Medical College
and for some years in a Massachusett
hospital has bought the good will anc
practice of Or. Story y. Goss, who has
practiced here since Harvey w
Spear has begun repairs on the Tartel
block recently bought by Fred A.. Ordwsy
Wales Moulton cut his foot while chop
ping in tho woods on M~onday.-Ned A
Griffin has sold his barber business, TO No
man Hunt. who has taken possession, MI
Griffin g0inE to Manchester. y. H.-Vin
ton A. Corwin of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles x. Corwin Of Somervilio and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry j.. Cprwin Of Lowell
50th anniversary of their parents wedding
ddy.-Mrs. Elisabeth e. Wilson. who died
Of cancer IN Burlington last Friday, was
buried from the Methodist Chapel on
Tuesday forenoon.
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H1GHGATE CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. WAlnan of Malone.
N. y, are at the Commercial House for
n few weeks stay.-M. W. lledding is
visiting friends in Malone. y. N.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. Il. Mcclure returned Friday from
q two months Western trip. While they
were away they visited the exposition at
81. Louis.-A. J.. kiddcr and Mrs. Lura
Eaton and daughter, Marjorie. who have
been visiting at the nome of c. Il. Lyon,
have returned to their home in West Rut-
land.-Mrs. T.. t.. Sunderland, who has
been visiting relatives in Montreal. =. @.
has returned to her home.-Cards have
been received announcing the marriage of
Mr.. Harold Plummer Morey Of this town
and Miss Pearl Robeua Start at Worcos-
ter, Mass, Wednesday,. October o6.-D. II.
few days, visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hetlion.-A. NJ. Rousseau shot
a fine deer, which weighed go pounds,
Saturday afternOon.-W. y. Place, who
has been quite i'll the past three weeks.
is now able to sit w a short time each
daY.-Mrs. J. w Rylc. who has been in
for several years with consumption, died
Monday morning, October 81. The iunera
will be held at ST. Louis Catholic Church
Thursday morning, November 3. Tn de-
ceased had been d patient sufferer for a
great many years, and had a host of
warm friends who wIl! sincerely mourn
her loss.
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HERO.

Mrs. Sarah Petty visited at tn" home
OF Senator and Mrs. Ashley at Milton last
Week.-Mrs.. ID. O'kanc of burlington was
in town SatrlrdaY.-Dr. Ctron Is now
boarding at Peter Martcl's.-Mrs Mar
shall Santor has gone to a hospital ut
Montreal for trcatmcnt.-Forty hours de-
votion was observed at the catholic
Church last Week.-Mrs.. Irish Of EurlinE-
ton visited friends in town this week.
Mrs. Juan Robinson gave a very pleasant
halloween party Monday evening for tho
benefit Of Ma pie La wn Academy. Refresh
ments were served during the evening
Mrs. George SQuior is dangerously ill
Mr.. and Mrs. stevens and son drove Fri.
day evening To Essex and returned home
G,,,Jn,.
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BRoWNINGTON.

MI flasher smith is slowly recovering
from his severe illness.-Mrs Harriet
Joslyn is ser,ou. i'll with neuralgia and
heart trouble. Elisha Foster is moving
TO Narton.--Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallup
celebrated their golden wedding" Sep
tcmbcr "A. Their seven children, Il grand
children and two great grandchildren
were all prosent.-John Cheney. who has
been visiting his son in Marion, Ohio, has
returned homc.-Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson
whose illness has been mentioned before
is very low at Mrs. Aliens where she is
being care for.-Mrs. Fcrrin has gone &c
spend the winter with her son in To-
peka, Kansas.-Lorenzo Grow has rented
his farm to his son, Allie, of Holland.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

n, A. Cramton has rented his farm to
his son-in-laW, ID. w, Amcs, who took
possession November mir. and Mrs W.
T.. I.add are rejoicing over the advent OF
n daughter born Sunday October 30
The annual business meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church was
hcld Wedncsday, November 2 in the
vestrY. supper was served at the
usual hours.-Tho Womans' Foreign mis-
sioiary society met Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock with Mrs. W, II. Best.
C. l.. Hunt has been home from Mont
pelior a few days. Mir, and Mrs Hunt
loft Monday|for Montpelier where they
will residc,-J. A. Harvey OF Ncwfane
has entered upon his duties as book
keeper for the DR.. Il, J. Kendall com
panY.
Frank Blair has taken possession Of the
farm he recently purchased of A.. Il.
Croft.-Fred Iahey has moved to the
farm which he bought of w. V. Phelps
Earl, the four years old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Burt, was seriously injured
by being run over by a loaded team
coming up the hill near Armstrong; mill,
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ST. Adams.

Frank Dematri and Lozo Gffey, two ma
tives of Russia, who claim to he natural
lied citizens Of the United States arc
lying in Franklin county Jail. having been
detained hy Inspector Forbes. who claims
that the mon entered tho United States
Illegally, 1t appears that tn" mon went
from Boston to Montreal a while ago,
having in their possession naturalization
papers issucl in Cook county. Illinois, and
dated March Q. l%I; while in Montreal
these men were Appreciated by Ralph j.
Harrison, chairman Of the board OF Spo-
cial inquiry Of the United states. Ihcir
naturalization papers were taken IRON
them on the claim that they were fraud
ulcut and the men bought tickets to
Boston. They were arrested by Inspector
Forbes on Monday night as soon as the
train reached United States soil and were
taken to Franklin county Jail, where
they are held awaiting a hearing before
United States Commissioner George f.
Johnson at Burlington on Monday next.
The funeral Of Abram Willctt. who dice
suddenly Of heart failure Monday, was
held from tho Church of the Holy Guard
ian Angels at nine O'Clock Wednesday
morning. MI. Willett. who was - years
old, is survived by a wife and II chill
dren. George Of Fail River, Mass, sam.
uel of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Mrs. 10
scphinc Covcau and Arthur. Henry
Frank, Edward, Wilfred, Walter, Free
and Evelyn of this city.
The death Of Mrs. Ann Doyle, ono o
St. Albans's old residents occurred AT h"i
home on Newton street, at ten o'cloCl
Tuesday night, in the nth year Of he
age. Mrs. Doyle is survived by NV
daughters, celia. Sarah, May, Rose am
Theresa and one son. Edward DOYLE. Th'
funeral VIII bo held from St, Mary;
Church at nine o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
The wedding of Miss Amelia Elizahetl
King and George Lyman Vincent, bot
of Fairfax. was celebrated at tho Meth
odist Episcopal parsonage at $50 o'clocl
yesterday afternoon, the Rev. A. {
Wiley ofiicIating. Mr., and Mrs. Nincon
left on the four O'Clock train for a bric
wedding trip, after which they will tax
up their residence in Fairfax.
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FLETCHER.

Don and Carl Carpenter fror, lras-
hurgh were visiting in town over Sun
day.--The Woodmen held an oyster
supper "Wednesday, November 3, in w. l..
Shepardson's hall.--Thc chicken pie sup
per Melted the ladies si7.M. 1t will be used
for the benefit Of the old cemeterv.-A
pretty wedding occurred at the Bingham
Vile Church last Wednesday evening
when Melbourne Whitney and Miss An
ril Flanders were united in marriage by
the Rev. Mr.. Howard of Cambridge. The
bride wore white silk and veil with or
angc blossoms. Tho house was filled
with people which showed the high
esteem which the young people are held
in the community. Mrs. Lucy Robinson IS
visiting friends in Iyndonville.-M Bur-
nett VIII soon leave town. II" intends
going West with his family.-Thc aunt
came off Saturday with George Gillian ;
men the winners.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELU.

The Dog River Valley Fair association
held it's annual meeting October &c. anc
the following officers were elected; presi.
dent, George +. Colby; vice president
w. w. Holden; secretary. r. $, Fisher.
treasurer, A. L. Denny. auditor. GeorG.
". Richmond, directors, j. Is. Wells u.
Randolph, George +, Colby of Williams
town, Frank Gold of Mortified, W. w
Holden Of Northtield. Torrance CallagaA
OF Brookfeld, George w. Flag of Brain
tree and Orin Kimball Of West Berlin.
J. NJ. Holland has bought the east hall
of the Union block from Mrs. Chauncey
Denny; consideration. 5000. This block
has three Of the principal stores Of the
village and the transaction IS one of the
largest that has taken place for some
time.
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William Sanctuary OF Hineshurgh and
Mrs.. Emily *. Weed of E~nosburgh were
married at Alburgh Springs. october 81
in the Congregational parsonage, by the
Rev. j. Ki1der, brother of the pride
Miss sara Beardsloy, who has been WIS.,
Iiting hero. has returned to her nome II
MALONE. y. Y.-1here was a union service
in the Methodist Church on Sunday alter
moon. Tho Sunday school service Is sun
held III the Congregational church,
David Harvey is in New York this week
Leslie Colby Of Boston Mass, has
bought the store OF c. p. Harvey and
will continue the business Miss tiiza
Grihbons IS stopping with her sister, Mrs
'I~1urican.-Mrs. Henry G. l.Hda and son
arc SPEEDING some time at her fathers or
Grand Islo.
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HYDE PARK.

One Of the pleasant social events Of
the season Wa the musicale given by
the Home Culture club at Hotel Phoe-
Xix Monday evening. The receiving
committee W. the president, Mrs. X,
p. putnam, MIS-. T. l.. Noyes and
the secretary. Miss Sarah Il. Chap-
man. The entertainment consisted of
IA parlor play entitled. "A Fair En-
counter" given by Miss Helen Hall
and Miss Grace Miller. under the direc-
ton of Miss Alice Page. 1t showed
careful preparation and was finely rem
dered. This WIS followed by solos by
Misses Lillian risk of Morrisville and
Doris Denis Of Hyde Park. a piano solo
by Miss Grace N1cFarland and duet by
Mrs. T.. G. Pagr and Or. Leach. 1t was
conceded to b. the finest entertain
ment ever give by the club.
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Mrs. A. A. Kendall has cone to Woods
vile. N. H., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. Il. Noble.-W. S. Hutchinson of
Bethel was at home Cor a short visit re-
~cently.-The Kings lIeralds meet with
Hazel Kimball Saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock. Mrs. Carrie Cramton, who
has been passing the past two months in
Woodsville, n. H., returned Saturday
j.. S. T'evyan has movod to the farm
which he recently purchased Of l.. II. Gill
bert.-William Lafiey has moved to the
a. w. Woodworth place just vacated hy
e I TevN1p
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ing comfortably, but complained of
considerable pain IN his head ana TN
cords of his neck. II nothing new
sets in his Immediate recovery Is LOOK
ed for.-Sherm Dodds, who attends the
bridge as toll gatherer, thought his
days were numbered a few days &
while attending to his duties. Two
incbriates got into a scrap near the
toll house and Mr.. Dodds undcrtook
to part them, when he was promptly
knocked down for his Kindness ana
soon after was taken with a suddcn
attack of heart failure. As soon as ne
could recover himself, he started for
Daniel Eddy's for help, who. in turn
aroused his next neighbor, Jabez
Hazen. and the W succeeded IN
bringing him TO by the use of stimu-
lnnts. The affair is said to have arose
out of a misunderstanding as to the
exact date of the annual chicken PIC
supper. The chickens were found the
next morning and the fellow who ate
them, although not one of tho invited
guests. says they were g~ood.--Sewcli
Bell of Alburgh is boarding this win
ter with Mrs. +. NJ. Iazcn.--Wyatt
Hazcn starts this week for the wilds
of Maine in pursuit of detr and moose.
The assault case, which was tried
last week Thursday before Justice
Clark. has been appealed to county
court. Felix W. McGcttrick Of st. AL
bans appeared for the defendant. The
rumuus grew out Of election proceed
inEs.
walter Dodds is i'll with pneumonia DR.
Branch is the attending physician L
- <rr,p ttc t1l1pcs
and is on the mail route again.--N Eet'
lHazen goes TO Maine on n hunting cXpedl-
+ion this week and may remain through
J ,hn ,,,i,ttov
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NEWPORT CENTER.

George EalnSdoll has moved from his
farm about three miles away into the
village ANA is now occupying a home re-
Gently purchased of Dr. G. l.. Erwin
George Connect and Miss Blanche Ros-
crs were united In marriage by Elder
10. II, Iieyer from Ifavcrhill, n. H,-Mrs,
Ryan, wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Ryan, and her
son about "A years of age went on the
annual October excursion to Boston, seek
ing surgical aid Cor her son. Intortunato-
~ her son vas taken sick with fever.
Both have returned and tho SON IL better,
Very Interesting memorial serNi es were
held in Methodist Church on Sunday the
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S

Miss r. Nellie Whcelock has re.
turned from Chicago. where she has
spent the past year.-The Ladies circle
of st. Georges Church met Saturday
afternoon. October 90, with Mrs. Alfred
Grover of Fletcher.-A social was held
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. G.
y. Hyde. A musical programme was
rendered and refreshments were served.
%. j.. Maynard has moved to his farm
in the south part of the town. George
Field, who occupied the farm last year,
has moved to his fathers farm.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Tillotson. Jr.. have re-
turned from n 10 DAYS trip to johnson.
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MONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page.)

port came Saturday that Mrs. Cyrus
Bishop. formerly Emma Drew, died of
typhoid fever at her home in st. Louis.
1t was a mistake, but she Is very sick.
&C. c.. Gillette was in Montpelier
asst Thursday on official business.-Thc
Electric Power ompan at the Falls
turned on tho electricity the 3lst and
lighted the stores that were wired. 1t
vas Il fine liglt.-By the wagons that
are collected in front of the postotiice
and stores in the Hollow. it looks as
If there had been some hard work done.
With a wagon ON the roof of A. n.
Buffers store, ANA wagon thills on the
postofice roof. it looks as though the
boys can work If they feel like it.
They got 50 noisy thai at one O'Clock
Constable Gillette went out on the
street and dispersed thcm.-hr. Had
ley, who has been working in G. +
st. pierrc's tin shop. has gon to Mil
ton to work.--Airs. Bctsey Smith, who
has been spending some time in Wat
crville, returned to Fairfax last week.
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s

The death OF Stephen r.. Tiff at his
home in this village Sunday morning re-
moves the oldest resident of this town
as well as a landmark in the mercantile
business OF this county. Mr.. Tilt was
born IN Rhode Island nearly 81 years ago
and moved to this village about so years
ago. FROM that time until about a year
ago nc was in active business In town. lie
ilrst conducted a furniture and undertake
ing business on lower Main street and
about 30 years ago built the block known
as the Tiff block and went into a general
merchandise business which was probably
the largest in the county, goinE into com
pany with Augustus Stoughton. with
Mr.. S~toughton h. remained In partnership
but n few years and after that time CON
Quoted the business alone until last fail,
when nc sold his business TO c. B Vim
cent. Deceased was four times married,
and the father ~ four children, three sons,
George. Clifford and Homer. and one
daughter. Ada, all of whom are dead. His
last wife. formerly Mrs. Sarah Stoughton
of New York city. died about three years
ago. Mr.. TIT had hcsn very feeble for
several years. but only four weeks ago
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington. whore he underwent an on
Grafton for the removal Of cataracts from
the eye. He was a man highly respected
in the community and ono who even to
the last kept himself well posted on the
affairs Of the day. with rne exception of
deafness he had retained his faculties to
an ,inusual degree. The funeral services
was held from his late home " the Tiff
block Tuesday at two o'clock the Rev. y.
A. Smith of the Methodist Church Off
Ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. W Gates are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF a son,
Sunday, October 30.
The funeral VI Mrs. Lucy Ritterbush
was held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock
from the homo of her daightcr-in-law.
Mrs. Carrie Adams of High street, where
she died at an carly hour Sunday morn
Ing, aged IS years. The Rev. =. A. Smith
of the Methodist Episcopal Church ofici-
ated and intcrment was in the Plot Gene
terry in johnson. Mr.. Rittcrbush has
been a resident Of this town for 20 years,
but was born IN johnson.
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on Little river to Mr.. Hulburd Of Ellen
burg. N. Y.-Freeman Farman, the rep
rescntative from Lowell. visited friends
III stowe last Friday and Saturday
Mansfeld Mountain Oranges programme
for November IL will be In charge OF the
ladies'. Each lady is requested to furnish
something to help make the meeting n
success, as 1t is to be u contest. and the
next meeting will be in charge OF the
gentlemen.-The Ladies' Circle Of Unity
Church of Stowe will serve a hot dinner
Thursday noon In the church Vestry.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. CLAYTON
Fisk in Brookfeld took place the mar
rlnsc of their daughter. Miss Olive, to
w. A, Gage Of Crown Point, n. Y. The
ceremony, which took place Thursday
afternoon. was witnessed by the fam
lily and a few intimate friends. Mr..
ami Mrs. Gaec lett Friday for
Crown Point, \. Y, where they Will
make their homo.
The stock shipment from this station
Monday included so hogs, 20 calves and
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sWANTON.

The Swanton Piano mpa sue
cecds +. S. Santwer in the musical in
strumen business. It is an incorpor-
atcd concrcn with +. :. Santwer, pres
idcnt and manager. Larger quarters
have been secured on the second floor
Of the Ferris building.
Work on the bridge pier is about
completed. Rains and high water SER
lousy intcrforcd with the work. Tho
west pier was damaged by the ice last
spring. The repairs arc of the most
substantial character, consisting Of cut
Isla La Motto marble, pivoted and set
in emcnt.
Homer Carman has purchased the
BOhannan steam laundry.
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q. from respect and esteem Of George l..
Sleeper, who recently died in Newport.
Mr.. sleeper had spent the most of
his mercantile and business life ana
Christian usefulness here and his memory
deserves the respect ana attention the
memorial paid him.
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WAITSTIELD

At the Methodist church next Fri
day evening. November 4, Col, A. L
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