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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
WESTFIELD.

Miss Myrtle Aldrich Of Burke graduate
from the Perkins Institute of the Blind.
Boston. gives reading Thursday evening.
March ;. in the town hall under the
auspices of the Y. =. S 6. r.. and she Is
expected To remain over Sunday and read
at the evening Christian Endcavor meet
inG,-The weather was so bad last Sunday
10 preaching services were held in either
church. although both Sunday schools
met rs usual and the Christian Endeavor
meeting was held in the cvening.-Ircsid
ing Elder Shcrburne held the last quarter
lN conference of the year last Monday
evening at Mrs. Alfred Millcrs.-The
Methodist Church has petitiOned the gen.
crHl conference to send them regular
preacher this year as formerly.-DwiGht
Harding has returned from Crnftsbury.
Wicr" ho has been scaling logs for several,
wccke.-carl Bean has sold his big span
of roare with harnesses. other furnishings
ANA :icds. etc. to Blair * DcIorme of
Trey for sj50.-W. d. Bell and Mrs. NJ. e..
'nchc ock spent Sunday with relatives in
y Wv rt.-'rhc Hon. O. s. Annis of North
Troy and j. W. Redmond of Newport were
HI town Monday on legal business -
Cnutlct Gilbert has moved back from
Mont somrry, where he and his wife have
been mana ging a logging camp this win.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The annual town report was mailed to
the voters Thursday and shows the OK
pense of running the town for the past
year to be S11,G47.2 The net profits to
the town from the three licenses was
sSo5. No extra policemen were required
during the year. Physicians fees for the
INDECENT poor amounted to S6l6. The ex-
pense for putting in the new sewer on
Carver street was s., ga. Justice Banch-
ards report shows that he has collected
and paid into the town treasury 1868 IS
from fines and costs. Most of this amount
was for drunkenness. During the year
three miles of permanent road have been
built and approved by the State road
commissioners. The new road which was
made around the Ressigue hill in district
No . cost the town $3.50. A tax of 10
cents on the dollar is recomm for
the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Wclch have gone
to New York. where Mr.. Welch will SUI
perntend a farm outside of the city this
spring and summer.
A son was born February % to Mr.. and
Mrs f.. l.. Davis of Chicopee Falls Mass
Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Leota Os-
born of this town.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mis-. Martin Reed recently fell ana
broke her hip-Mr. and Mrs Howard e.
Dodge of Worcester spent saturday with
relatives hcre.-Austin Templeton who
has been Ill for the past two months with
sciatira, is improving littlr.-The must
cGl convention under the direction of c.
f. Dudley proved a success. There was a
chorus of about Go voices. MendolsSohu' :
'l.orelei," king All Glorious" and "iiOlN
Lord God" were the principal pieces. The
Cradle song was "A pleasing feature
ana an attractive feature of the evening
was a song composed and sung by Miss
Grace Bliss of Calais. There were seleC-
tions by Mrs. Harriet Willard of Burling-
ton, Miss H. Julia Cross and Mr.. Nau of
Montpelier and II. IL May Of 81. Johns
bury. and Mr. iiaylctt of Morctowr, "A
violin solo, all OF which were encored.-
The Rev, Y. a. Wtham is holding ser
Vices at the Center.
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Tuesday which nettod the ladies neat
little sum.-'rhe Ladies' Homo Circle held
social with Mrs Miranda Howard We'd
ncsday afternoon which was much en-
ioycd by all.-Tho young friends of Miss
Ella Comstock gave hcr surlxise in
the form OF party Monday evening.
Several tokens we,,c left for her.
Mrs. l, S. Hammond remains
about the same. but is still scri-
ouslN iIl.-A bencht dance is being talked
of for j. w. Egan, who was recently
burned out for March H. The Ladies'
Aid society have donated the supper for
help.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ " Reynolds are
the happy parents of daughter, born
Friday.-Mrs William Shepherd returned
from her visit IN Boston and vicinity
the first of the week
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urday morning on the petition for support
of Mrs. Jessie L. Ingram of Barre. Mrs
Ingram is the petitioner in the divorc"
case of Ingram vs.. Ingram which has
been in Washington county court for soy
oral terms. Judge Rowell ordered Mr.
Ingram to at once pay so for the tenn
porarv support of his wife so attorneys
fees and 50 witness fees.
An examination for clerks and carriers
was held at the federal building saturday
afternoon. The candidates were: w H..
Campbell. &. II. Rowcll John Dohcrty,
Norman +. D'Arthnay and a. j. Wiley.
Fred Sloan was in city court Monday
afternoon charged with grand larceny
from William Bushey He waived *
animation and was bound over to the
grand jury in the sum of $500. which he
was unable to raise Mr. and Mrs, Will
liam Bushcv. who are important wit
ncsscs for the State in this case. were
also placed under 500 hail.
The state House ward has the appear
ance these days of a wholesale wood
yard. Arms j. W. Brock has
had Il force of men at work for several
days cutting down the dead naples with
III the iron fence enclosure.
The collection of butterflies ana moths
in the State cabinet. about coo in num-
hor. have been arranged by Prof G. H..
Perkins curator, in the now oak eases
recently purchased. Prof. Perkins has
also placed the birds eggs in the cabinet
IN a new case and has arranged them in
. very attractive form.
one of the first official acts Of MdN"r
CORY after his recollection WAS To reap
point Martin NJ Mahon chief of police.
Sanford II. Hooker and Miss Daisy NJ
Walcott. both of IlardWick were married
Monday evening by the Rev. j Edward
Wright at his residence.
Elmer T.. Davis died yesterday at his
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Misses Mande Abott and Josephine Sar.
gent went to Chelsea Friday and Satur-
day to take the teachers examinations
Mrs. L. L. Messer ana son Of Bethel visit
cd Mrs. Nellie Doyle last wcek-Mrs
Charles Southworth is in Burlington this
week-Bert Preston Of Iiinsdale, y II
spent last week with his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Preston,-Oliver Ellis who is at
tending a medical college in Philadelphia.
Is recovering from an attack of scarlet
fever-Misses Mabel and Sadie Brooks
visited friends in Sharon last week.
Miss Emma Rowell returned Friday from
Copperiield. where she has been tcaching
Miss Gertrude Goodale of Somerville
Mass. is spending a weeks vacation with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. @. II. Goodale
The Rev. Mr.. Harwood left on Satur-
day for Bakersfield. where he has been
engaged as pastor Of the COngrega tionai
Church. Mrs. Levi Wild has returned
from Washington, y. c., whore she has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. r. r.
Spaulding. wife of Congressman Spauld-
ing of North pakota.-Mrs. Simpson. who
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. +. Daniels for several weeks. has
returned to her home in Portland. Ne.
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BENSON.

The state board of agriculture was here
last Friday per notice and held three sos-
sions, morning. afternoon and evening.
Prof ]. J.. Hills of Burlington. t,rnest
Hitchcock of Pittsford. DR.. Henry j, IIol-
ton of Brattleboro and the Hon. e. J.
Bell Of Walden and the Hon. r. l.. Kin
ney Of South Hero took part and their
remarks were much enjoyed by all who
heard them. Professor Hills gave two
addresses and showed himself master of
his subject DR. Holton talked an hour
on health boards and was very nice.
Cha res w. (ioss, huttcrmake for the
Maplohurst creamery here went Co Ben
nington on a visit to kin last wcok.-Mss
Sarah NJ. Higgins is visiting in Rutland.
lanes Sanford Lewis. Il years Old. n
native of Schroon. n. Y. but lifelong
resident of Benson. died at his home in
the west part of the town last Friday.
His funeral occurred on SUNDAY. Mrs.
l.. u. Belden has been in Whitehall the
past week OF account of her sisters sick
ness.C. NJ King. who has run a cream
cry at Kingston Place for many years,
has bought the Champlain creamery Of
Fl. X. Sheldon AT Fair Haven and will
run IL in CounCctiOn with his old one
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BETHEL.

The travelling minstrel show, kaown "a
the way Down south company was
in serious trouble last Friday evening
after their entertainment here. the re.
ccopts having been seized by parties from
Woodstock and the players left without
a cent of money. Landlord J NJ. Town
send Of the Bascom House kept them Owe,
until saturday afternoon free of charge
and with the assistance Of kind hearted
residents they arranged for a secon&
entertainment for saturday evening, rails
ing sufficient funds To transport them
selves back to their homes in Manchester
y. H.. for which city they left by thu
midnight train.-AlrS q. s. Wright res
ceived visit last week from her father
j. j. Elmer and her aunt, Mrs. c. X
Putnam, of Brattleboro.-Col Edward
osgood of Bellows Falls stopped Thurs
day and Friday at the Bascom House
at the guest of the Rev. j. Hall Long
The subject of a new school house is al
the present time being agitated again
with renewed force The present rooms
Of the Whitcomb high school are too small
for the accommodation of the 100 scholars
now in attendance. The granite boom 10
expected to bring in many more pupils
and the people are fairly unanimous in
demanding "A new building, The build
ing committee, composed of II. Nj. Weston,
q. II. Topper and &. H. Cushing. went
to Barre and Montpelier last Friday To
inspect the new school buildings in those
cities. As a result of their inspection they
are of the opinion that the district can
not build such a school house as it
needs for less than sc5,C0o-The White
River Railroad company and the local
tannory are uniting in putting in set
of railroad scales ON the premises in
the rear of the tannery.
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BROOKFIELD.

The funeral OF Mrs Clayton Tucker who
committed suicide by shooting, was held
at the house on Thursday and very largely
attended Mrs. Tucker left a. written re-
quest relative 10 funeral ARRANGEMENTS
and the future care of her infant child
The Rev. r. ~. Abercrombie OBLIGATED and
spoke from ps jj:6. C. II. Fisk had charge
of the music and among the pieces she
requested to have sung was one entitled
Sometime Wen Understand The in
torment was at the Center cemetery -
Mrs, Percy Coleman came home to attend
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Tucker
j. W. Parmenter was in Morrisville last
week to attend the q. a. X. meeting
John Lane is working for w, f. Metcalf
-Cassius Peck of burlington was in town
last week -Walter Perkins and Oliver
Dutton had their herds tested for tuber-
colosis. There was only one questionable
case and that was in the herd of Mr.
Perkins.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

Mrs A. Nj. Gray is again on the elcli
list Ernest cox intends going to Ncw
FORK about April to work during the
suinmcr.-A goodly number from the Nor
gan Sunday school attended the town
ships Sunday school convention in the
Advent Church at Caswcll's mil on
Thursday, Fobi uary o. Tho weather dnd
tray cling was bad enough but the con
Vention was a success every way. The
ptonle at Caswell's mill did everything
possible to make their guests comfortable
and the meeting interesting and profitable
to all-Mr. Courser is back at the Center
blacksmithing Courser has been
quite sick. hut Is now some better
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WORTHWHILE.

Following are some of the intcreStin
Items of the town as shown by the audi
tors report Selectmen's account, Slu.7$h9i
road commissioners orders $5.44S &C :
State highway on permanent roads. sj.3.l6:
sthoOl account $G,3s517: OVerseer of
poor's orders sl,05727; town hall receipts.
f322 so, expenses of same $lG6.99. net pro-
tit from dog licenses, s90l30; paid for
sheep killed, $3.50: net income to town
from prosecutions for intpXicatiou to Feb
ruary /. 1904, sl5713: bounties on noxious
animals Sl53S0
Howard Smith. barber in W VI. Sher-
mans barber shop went or Monday to
Burlington to undergo "A, the Mary Flctch-
err hospital an operation for chronic ap-
pendicitis from which he has been a sur
yerer for some time.
Mrs T.. NJ. Davis Of Summer street is
out from an attack of the grip which has
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TORESTDALE.

Miss Alma Newton Of Castleton state
normal school spent Sunday with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Newton.
Miss Mamie HoaS left Wednesday for
Providence, r. l., where she has employ
mcnt.-Mrs. Anna Doardman. who has
been a missionary in Africa. will speak
in the w. NJ. Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening Tho Rev Sanford In
man who has been holding revival meet
ings here, returned to his home In Corinth,
\. y, Mondav.-Nrs. c. T.. Hill is ill
Herhcrt Brown LEFT this week for ST.
Louis, where he will spend the summer.
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BELVIDERE.

Oliver w. Patterson. an aged and re-
spected citizen of this place. died Feb
ruary = aged 50 years ana ten mont hS.
The funeral services were held at mis-
home February %. where he has resided
for the past z years. Tho Rev. 6. II.
Kent ofllciated. The deceased had been
Il life long resident Of this place Tie
leaves Il wife. II children. III grand chill
dren one brother. Dwight Iattor-
son. one sister Sally Allen There
were ten children present at the
funeral The family circle met often
IN their family gatherings calling them
selves the happy family Henry l.. Sweet
ana Miss Maud NJ. Bodol both of Water
willie were united in marriage at the par
sonage by the Rev. G. H. Kent February
23-M. c. Shattuc!> remains about the
samc.-t.ydia Coburn is visiting friends in
EnCsbureh and Ray cohurn is visiting his
brother. nr. j. 5. Cohurn. in Milton
Oscar Shattuck and stephen IIemcnway
have both lost horse.-Allen and George
Potter of Winooski were in town the
@ltE. called here on account of the death
of their father. O. II. Potter.
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confined her to the house for the past

confined Ter to the house for the past
week.
The local physicians report that there
are about 80 cases of measles in town
and new cases reported every day.
The funeral of Slade Gle 50 years of
age. an aged resident of this town. was
held on Sunday at the home of his son,
Levi Gile, with whom he had resided.
The Rev. DR.. ]. +. Booth oihciatcd and
intcrnent was in the cemetery at Nor
ristOwn Corners. q. w. Doty had
charge of the arrangements.
q. \. wilkins has purchased of A. Il.
Campbell the Patten house on Summe +
street.
Miss Georgia jackson has returned
from two weeks visit to her friend,
Miss Blanche Peck. in Somerset.
Miss Lynn Trick bookkccpcr for the
Warren Leather company. has gone to
her home in Burlington, suffering from
an attack of measles.
Little Marjorie Iiurnham is seriously
i'll. threatened with pneumonia.
Miss Florence billings is seriously i'll
from an attack of peritonitis. A train
ed nurse from Burlington is caring for
her.
Mrs. Libby Lewis is convalcscent from
an attack of the grip. Her mother. Mrs.
Temple of West Concord, who has been
caring for her. has returned home.
The leap year dance given by the young
ladies of the village on Monday evening
was decided success. About 80 couples
were in attendance and excellent music
was furnished by Elmore's orchestra of
Montpelier. Large parties from both Stowe
and Hyde Park were present.
L. W. Wakefield started on Tuesday on
a business trip to Utica, ~ Y.
L. L. Thaycr of Mddlebury has been
in town this week.
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Or. Lewis. a Veterinary surgeon living in
Barre. was summoned ANA after "a care
full examination pronounced the bone
broken. 1t was finally decided to shoot
the horse. The horse was valued at 800
Sumner Blaisdell has purchased the
home place of Mrs. Martha Lease con-
sheraton. $500.
f. T. Houston has bought the photo
graph business of J. J. Towle. The pur-
chase includes about 5O00 negatives Mr..
Towlc has bought a Photographic studio
soon.
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CRAFTSBURY.

c. f.. Kinney gave an illustrated lecture
in the Methodist Church last Sunday
evening Major Pobhns, who is seriously
III. is said to be u little improved to-day,
MANY from here attended the Cornwall
lecture at Iilrdwick last Friday evening.
News of the death of John Poor at his
home in Wolcott last Sunday morning was
Il great surprise here. lie resided IN this
town for several years until three weeks
ago. He was "A member of the Congreea-
tional church and respected Christian
citizen The heartfelt sympathy of the
whole community Is extended to his fam
Hymns. G.. IL, Harrison left last Friday
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs Charles Boutwell, is III with typhoid
tever.-Mrs. Margaret Osborne went Mon
day to Lowell, Mass. whore she is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Roll Mrs. Spen-
daughter Of Bethel. and Mr.. ana Mrs. Mel
son Grown of PittstiVld were in town
Wednesday, 10 attend Tho funeral Of Mr.
Ford james Swiroy has gonc t. Wood
bury this week to work for T. y fassam.
M l.. WYmlu, 81. went to Boston
Monday TO be absent for frw weeks.
Tho fourth quarterly conference Of the
Ne thodist Church was held Friday, Feb
ruIry %. the presiding elder, w. New
ton being present y unanimous vote
was taken for the return Of the pastor.
tho Rev w Miller. The following
officers were elected: Stewards. o. J.
Richards Jane Wilson. Mrs. Eliza beth
Chlmoerln. John Morse. Edison llolbrcok.
Clara Ballard. Mrs Rosetta DEAN Amos
Leavitt G. f. Noble Arthur Leavitt Mr.
Jessie Noble, Mrs. Arletta Packard md
Albert q. TnaYer; committees, missions.
Ms. Rosott1 Dean Mrs. 6. f Noble and
Mr.. NJ. j Osborne; Chur extension. Mrs,
Y 5 cutler. Mrs, j. f.. .\ldrich S1nday
school, G. T. Noble. Eva Luce Florence
liolbrook: temperance :. c. Harrington
John Morse. education. Mrs. A W. Bal
lard Albert q. Thayer; church records
q. j Richardson, music, GaYsVille, Mrs
A. W. Ballard G. \. Luce, Beths
I.ympns. G. L. Noble. Mrs NJ +. Whit
taker. estimating pastors salary, q. J
Richardson's Mrs Clara Ballard. 6. L.
Noble Elizabeth Chamherlin; district
steward. -. }. Richardson; recording
steward Mrs clara Ballard. Henry
Thurston went to 81. Adams the first oi
the week whore he has position on tha
railroai-LcVi Goddard died saturday
night February -. with pneumonia. Hs
was So years of age, and leaves besds
his wife one daughter Bessie, and son,
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MIDDLESEX.

Hazen Arbuckle is confined to the house
by an attack of the grip.-Mrs. Wallace
Goodwin Is visiting in New York for a
few days Mr.. Goodwin IL to meet her
there.-Mrs. Jane Daniels is confined to
the house by a severe cold. Mrs. Polly
Knapp of Montpelier Is caring for her
The Ladies' Aid society served a New
England dinner at Mrs, c. Ii. Holden $
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EAST ROXBURY.

Elvin Bailey visited his gran1fathor
James Steele last week.-Mrs.. Sarah Free
man from Groton is 1T Elder Ora boyc" s.
Mrs. II. a. Fletcher and Guy Fletcher
were guests ut j. Steole's last week.
Mrs. &. j. Inkcr has been i'll with aulnSy
the past Week.-Mrs.. A. 7. Benton
from South Ryogate visited friends here
and in Broolhcld last week,-Ruhy Ward
ncr has been confined to the bed the past
week-D l.. Buck has sold the land south
of bn pop1 ia \ l.udu.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third page)


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friends in stowe inst wr"I. ,Inm"a ,,,,srv
had n horse killed last S,t,,rInv whiIr
drawing ,oys On ,ho I,il,in,s Inn,hor rnad
nm M NInnsdo,a - I, G,in vho b,s
hncn III fron, m ,oci,,ort is i,,,rovi,v -
The .nci,hIo ~, W., tror,,,, ,!h,,rch nm
saturlav evcninc woe at,cnded hv i5o moo.
nlc shadow n,n,nr,i,,o WINS artod hv
INN NIcAiiiutor Nj ,',, p,ca ~
Alner. Misc Mary cnlo and u,rrv Donner
with Miss Annie Isiro,ow rroicr xiv III .
tto ,nissoe Il, Loon II. ,r,,.,, - urnvn
IN taa ,s,, H,', n,,, Decentralization
ynus,c ,vcr, ,i,ou he, Me N,rv r,nlo AIR
and NJ I,t,,ns ~ r. s,trnu Miss Dor
othv colo ana NI,s - y r.rIo Artor tho
Extraordinarily ,hn romn,nv wax served
Nth ,,nnlc ougor on ernv. Ahout s11 were
reali1ad rho pov ,hnrioe < itneer Of
iJ,,do p,r,, noe hco,, on,,ged To- dciiv.r
49, ,,on,ar,oi d,,. ,diross T., stowc -
So,.oroI frn,,, stove ,,,ondcd tho oncnn,
80, T., Nnrr;,,,i,,, lac, u'ooi - Mrs. g. (
Toardr,on snnnt several DAYS in Water
iurv iast wool, Henry Rond and Miss
Noliic I,obb were married ON FEBRUARY n
and arc away IN - short wedding tour
Nfosos bnuoioes :. ta,,iry Henry Rood's
,,i,cc ,stoo,nstorof voarrnn & I,ncc during
i,is ,i,saroa cn,,ar,, Of Tho hiyh school
,,wn,is .ro n, Nth coldsA II Collins of
T,rro ,.;eitoJ bis aunt Mrs Sarah Weeks
last vcek Ic ~ Houston of Waterbury
.,,a,,t S,,1ar wiz, his norents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. flouston-l nc Ncheranie Joii'S
THOMAS OF the town Village VINO mas pcVh
for some time IN 1h1ling hcai'h' Is Uu',e
low-B. a. Mills has inc mousse ne IL
building on West branoh ROAD nearly conf com,
pleted. William Miils ana 1ahillN VIII
move into it TINS week-icorge thap,h
has purchased the George llko iar'h IA
Morrstown and VIII move tncrc 'hIS
week.-froieSsor lrownc mas peeh en-
gagged to deliver the Memorial Jay "u-
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Admitting that newspaper advertising
will sell goods-and people have quit
arguing about that--thc question of how
much newspaper advertising you should
do becomes one of how much goods you
want TO sell. That's all there is to it.
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BRADFORD.

Examiner +. T.. Richard of Randolph
Is to hold teachers examination Friday
and Saturday of this week in this place.
Mrs. John Hay has been seriously sick
with grip-Miss Mabel Roundy was con
fined to the house all last week and UNI
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\ battloship with armor, armament and
crew would be pretty helpless if without
ammunition. 4 big store. with goods AMI
clerks and delivery system, would be Just
ms helpless without newspaper adver-
Using
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for Albany. n. Y.-Mrs. Amanda Dawson
from BOSTON is in town caring for her
sister. Mrs. James Anderson. Phillip
Morse Is home from st. Louis In poor
health.
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BETHEL.

COyle Edwards spent Sunday with
Elmer Johnson.
Bessie Edwards took dinner with
Nina Weston Sunday.
Allie Sampson visited Sunday with
her friend Mercy Edwards.
Eph brewer and lady attended church
at Bethel Sunday evening.
The school was closed few days
last week on account of sickness.
Bert Renshaw is expected back here
from Kansas some time this week.
The most Of the folks who have been
having a siege of the grip are recover
ing.
Madge Ross and family will move
to place over in Guthrie county this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Meyer visited
Saturday night and over Sunday with
j. II. Maharg.
Mrs. Nels Olson is expected to be
taken to Carroll to hospital the first
part of the week.
L. NJ. Estes is confined in the hos
pital in Audubon having tumor
taken off of his neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Olson attended
church at Bethel Sunday and took
dinner with p. II. Henry's.
Vert Duvall and w. w. Weston
shipped some cattle this week. Mr..
Duvall and Albert Weston accom-
panying them to Chicago. Nels Olson
also shipped two cars.