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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The Rev Mr.. Merrill of St, Johnsbury
spoke in the Congregational Church pull
pit Sunday. Doubleday came from
Montpelier on Saturday evening to visit
his father. who Is i'll from injuries re-
ceived in falling into his silo--rhe Rev.
Mr.. Wells and wife return this week
from a vacation of two weeks.-Amos
Lamb has been i'll the past weeok.-Miss
Emma Russ spent Sunday at home, -Mrs.
Sherman Goodwin returns from Wake.
field, Mass, this week.-Alonzo Emery Of
Bethel was In town last week taking n
church census.-Mrs. Gnnet Smith went
to Northiicld on Saturday TO visit friends
% A, burbank, George Dewey of Iowa,
Lisle McIntosh and son, Roland, We're in
Montpelier The first of this Week.-Mrs.
Ruth Weed returns on "Wednesday IA
Ithaca, n. Y, where she will resume her
studies ~ Cornell University. Fran
Brooks fell into "A silo last week Monday.
resulting III dislocated shoulder. The
dislocation was reduced by DR.. ID. l..
Burnett, assisted by medical student,
Oliver j. Elis,-Miss Mabelle Aldrich
goes to Meredith, n. H., this week to re-
main this fall.-Mrs. G. b. Wall and Mrs.
Henry Hubbard went to Mortified last
Tuesday. returning Friday evening, Mrs
O. A. Burbank is in Montpelier Mr. ard
Mrs Lincoln Of Dghton, Mass, were In
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10TH ANNIVERSARY.
First Gathering in n Series Mt the Dan.
fist Church.

The first Of the exercises celebrating ths|
10Th anniversary Of the First Baptist
Church was held last evening. when about
- men Of the church gathered in the par
lprs. partook of 2 bountifUl supper pre-
pared by the ladies of the church and
listened 10 some very helpful words The
speaker @; the occasion was the Row
Gibbs Brdislin, pastor of the First I}ap-
fist Church IF Rutland. The Rev Z. u.
Penney introduced him with few wcll
chosen words Mr.. Bra!Slin's address Was
a Ior'"ful and inspiring appeal to men To
live the better life. He compared the
freedom of this country 20 the old coun-
.trYs >tiuted opportunities and paid a
glowing tribute to the Green Mountain
state He said the mon formed a largo
proportion of Vermont Christians, To
improve our lives We must begin right
whore We are. There IS no rung Of life's
ladder 50 low but that there is room on
II for Christian. Ideas move the world.
Christians are tillod with ideas they are
called ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS they are ever
looking Upward to better things A mans
inner life Is shown IN his face where all
may soc 1t. What Christians profess they
should hNc
After Nh Brasln's address Mrs A. NJ.
Nend II sang a pleasing solo. accompanied
by Miss Nvrnioc Gay. Thomas Rose then
spoke a few words in behalf of the sun
day school, The Rev William A. Davi-
son, state superintendent Of missions,
spoke of the encouraging work Of tha
church throughout tho State and an
nWuccd that the excellent work of tho
local church WIS largely Responsible For
IT, C. J, Ferguson then extended cor
dl invitation to all the men to JON the
mons sunday school class. The Rev Mr..
l'rusliu then said benodiction and ths
meeting dispersed.
Tonight there Will bo an informal gath
'rlng during The early part Of the even-
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from third pagt.t

building now vacant. but for many years
owned by the late William j. Tarbcll ana
occupied by many different tenants in the
mercantile business, Mr.. Ordway VIII at
once repair the block and have 1T once
more used for store purposes.-Mr. ana
Mrs Charles Woodward of Wakefield
Mass are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. a.
W. Whitncy.---C. j.. Hemcnway of Lowell
has been spending a two weeks vacation
with his family at his summer home near
the West Hill meeting house. Mrs
Aurilla George has moved into the Mat
toon house opposite North Common. -
Mrs. Alice Z. Hadley has gone to her
former home in Manchester. y. H., to re-
main but a short time however. AZ she
intends to embark from Boston this
month for a voyage to Paris, where shc
expects to live during the next two years
John r. Bacon has returned from Dos
ton after 10 days absence. While there
he met his sister Mrs. Harris. and his
niece from Lincoln. Ncb.-Last saturday
afternoon match game of base ball was
played at Williamstown between the
Chelsea and Wiliamstown nine, result
ing in score of 20 in favor of the
Chelsea club. A return game is appoint
ed for next Saturday afternoon at Chel-
sea.
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GAYSVILLE.

DIR. Dean Clark OF RoXbury Mass
is a guest at Dr. &. G. Smith s-fidolius
Richardson and daughter, Susie. of Con
cord, y. VI, are spending Il few DAYS ct
;gbcrt Sheldon s.-William Flint is III
typhoid fcver.-Orrin Stafford Of Film.
Men, is visiting at j. T.. Stafford s.
Mrs. Fila Ienncy goes this week to Gull
ford. whore she will be the ercst Of
Mrs. Elliott CouNcr for n few weeks. Mrs
Maria \n0wlton keeps house for hor dur
ing her absence.-T. a Winter and fam
lily have returned to their home in Ger
mantown, Pcnn.-rherc will be an ice
cream social Thursday afternoon and
evening of this week Mt the Mothod,s,
parsonage Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rout-
well of Barnard visited her mother. Mrs
Caroline Ballard. the first Of the wecl,
They go Thursday to West Derry Y u
to spend tho winter with their som. n
Johnson and wife Of Barring, Missouri
nave been recent guests at Albert Iill's
and John iIagar $ Mrs George Miner
and children, who have been spending
the summer at the Cobblc. returned In
thclr nome IN brooklyn, \. Y. Friday
Charles buchanan has moved into the
lower tenement of the red house.
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j. NJ. Ferguson. ESQ, and wife Of New
York and Mrs. Hiram Walker of Bur
lington visited their cousins T. A. New
comb ana w. f. Marshall, last Friday
and Saturday,-The Rev. T.. A. Bishop of
Montpelier Seminary presided at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.--NIrs.
Cora E1eerton Clark Of SOmsrville.
Mass, visited her aunt, Miss T.. d. New
comb, Friday last.-Miss Gertrude Har-
gin and nephew, Carol Foster, of Mont
pclier, were guests at G. C. Hayes's Sat
urday last.--Miss June Roys went Tues
day to Middlcbury, where she is to en-
ter cOlegc.-Mrs. A. l.. Howard went
Tuesday to Boston after spending some
weeks ut Green Mount Lodge DIR. and
Mrs /. A. Ncwcomb of Montpelier call.
ed on friends In this place Sunday.--E. u.
Bloss has bought the Julia Bihhs place
and expect to move soon.-M. Mcmahon
of Jericho called on his sister, Mrs. g.
G. Hayes, one day the past week. Flora
Parcher and Matte Fisk return to the
Perkins Institute for the Blind. Boston
where they are attending school, We'd
ncsday,
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DRINKS IN COURT.
stowe Nnn Finds Temptations Of
Queen city TOO strong to Resist,

Old. lame ana worn out as the result
of too free use of liquor, Thomas Ready
OF stowe was in city court Yesterday Tor
the second time this week on a charge OF
into>ication ana FOR the third time under
the license law. He is now habitual
drunkard. Last Monday morning Ready
was arrested for being drunk. lie was
tried and fined s. and costs. which he
succeeded IN paying that afternoon by
paWning his watch. He said he was go
ing home but his resolution was not car
ried out and as result he was again
arrested Tuesday night, tie was fined SIS
and costs of $40 yesterday. the alternate
sentence being los days in the House OF
Correction.
Other DRINKS Yesterday were Charles
O'Nen Fred MCGOWAN and Charles
O'pay 1t was the first offense for O'Nou
and MCGOWAN and they were each fined
s. and costs. 1t was o Days second APP
pearauce and he was sentenced to 30
days IN Jail.
Della Pratt was arraisned on charge
OF keeping house of ill-fame She
asked for jury trial and the case was
continued until Friday. Mary l.. Pratt
WAS arraened on a charge of open and
gross lcwd.ess. The case was continued
until Friday.
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WAITSFIELD.

The Rev. W. r. Douglass OF Rochcs-
ter a former pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this place, preached
at that church last Sunday.-Mltt IL,
Jones of Boston was in town few
days last week on Il visiting trip, and
looking after the telephone business a
little.-Mrs. j. c. Joslin who has been
spending n several weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hast
ings, returns to-day to her home in
Minneapolis, Minn.-A unique entertain
ment in the form of IA Seven Cent Sup
per- will be given by the ladies of the
Home Circle at the Congregational
Church parlors on Tuesday evening. sep
tember 21.-Mrs. +. f. Lockwood went
last week to Proctorsville where she is
to make her home with her son, Fcrd
Lockwood.-J. c. Moriarity has rented
the William Wilder place near the viii
lage and Will move there about october
1.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Clay re-
turned last Friday from a three weeks
visit with friends in West Pawlet.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Thomas Il. Watson, the Peoples
narty candidate for president, is to be-
IN" guest of houor at a dollar dinner"
10 be given in his honor in New York
about October l.
The Rev IT, $. Rrunson, Of Lafayette
Iowa, has been preaching for sixty-tivc
years. He is hale and hearty althoueh
over 90 years. of age. and continues TO
preach long and vigorous sermons.
joaquin Miller, whose California home
recently burned, has made very little
money out of his writings, hut oil has
teen found In and around the land he
owns IN TaXas, which is supposed to
be worth great deal money
X. NJ Aranso has been appointed a
consulting engineer ON the stnff of Chief
Engineer Wallace in the Panama Canal
construction Tie is particularly charged
To- assist in building an Gqucluci to sup
Ply the city of Panama with water.
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BETHEL.

On Monday afternoon F. j. Pecor plead
ed guilty to a charge Of disturbing the
peace and was fined s. and costs amount
ing in all TO Sll.35.-Frank Campbell en-
tered complaint against himself for
striking G. " Kent and was fined 81 and
costs amounting in all to si.5o.-On Tues
day four quarrymen were arrested and
lodged in the lookup for beng intoNicatod
and disturbing the peace ana wednesday
morning were brought before Justice A.
A. Brooks. George Cdrbr being inrd 80
and costs for intoxication and John Bir-
minsham was fined the same amount Tor
the same offense, John Harmon was found
guilty of disturbing the peace and was
fined 80 and costs amounting III all to
$3.50, ana Andrew IHcroSs FOR similar
offcnse was fined - and costs. In al
these cases the fines ana costs were paid
The Christian EndeaVor society held a
reception for the pupils of the upper
grades of the Whitcomb high school at
the parlors of the Congregational church
Tuesday evening. Harry Adams VINO mas
held the Office of town clerk since the de-
cease of w. r. Adams about year and
a half ago, has resigned the office as he
intends 10 remove to Boston and the Sc
lcctmcn have called special town meet
Ing 20 he held at the town hall at p M
on saturday, October |, There is also a
notice in the warning as to what acton
the town Will take as to the preservation
of the records which for many years nave
been kept in the safe IN Adams store
III the basement of the Bascom block,
The Office of town clerk has been III the
Adams family for over 10 years and this
unusual vacancy will probably bring for
ward number of aspirants for the posi-
iion.-Fromont Brown came home from
the Mary Fletcher hospital AT Burlington
last Friday much improved In health ana
his certain recovery from what threat
ON Ina. l.nI hI de-
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. H. T. Leonard, who had been sick
but few days died Thursday morning
mt 1880 o'clock Tho funeral was held
from the house ON Carver street Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held at
the home Of Mrs. A. S. ketcham and Of
ficors were elected for another year as
follows: President, Mrs. O. A. Baker;
presidents, Mrs. r. l.. Thompson,
Mrs. e. W. Burnham and Mrs. James
Cole; corresponding and recording secre-
tary, Miss Clara l.. Nichols; treasurer,
Mrs H. T., Hemenway. Refreshments
Were served and very pleasant meeting
was held.
Jacob Mintzcr has sold his fruit store
to Dana Hall, who has taken possession
of the business.
The graded school district tax is
now in the hands of the collector, Fred
w Briggs at the First National Bank
and discount of per cent. will be
allowed if paid on or before October 10.
Mr. Briggs will be in his office, day and
evening, from October 10 to Is.
Mrs. +. T., Prichards. who has been
teaching the grammar Il department of
the graded school, will hereafter act as
assistant teacher of the high school and
Miss Mae Walker who graduated from
the high school. has been engaged to
take the place of Mrs. Prichard in gram
NOR B.-Tht 10Th Scmi-annual camp meet
ing at Silver Lake will open Thur sday
morning and will he IN charge of the
Rev. -. +. Taylor of Moorcs. n .Y.--The
regular meeting of the Kings Daughters
will be held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs George Bashaw on Rossiter
street Leslie Dram returned Monday to
Northheld. where he is attending Nor
witch Cniversty.-Nr. and Mrs G. ".
Kelley have gone To Shoreham to attend
the funeral of n r2latvc.C. X. slavery
has taken n position in Buttons hard
ware store while T.. n. Button is in Rut-
land serving on jury.
A. j. Ives, s. w Jones, G. j. Braley,
D. T.. Lawrence ]. S. Clark and A. II.
Hendry have returned homo from the
Adrondacks, where they have been on a
ten days hunting trip The party shot
one deer while there.
s. w. Jones has on exhibition in mis-
office a wild boar's head mounted, which
he bought while in the AdirondackS Th
animal was shot near the place where ho
was hunting.
Miss Lottie NJ. Thomas died Wednesday
morning at about 1870 o'clock 1T TIE
home of her mother, Mrs. Alice NJ. Tho,
mas, of Franklin street at the age oi
10 years and 10 months. The funeral will
be held ut the house Friday afternoon
at two O'Clock and the intcrment will
be in the family lot at Pittsford,
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MORETOWN.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Algier last Friday Miss Mabel Atkins
recently visited her home from Sunipee
Lake. but has now gone to Barrett hotel
in Watcrbury.-D. ID. Griffith and wife
visited their daughter. Mrs. Ernest hrif-
nth, Tucsdav.--ii. o. Ward is putting in
row wing dam at the lower MILL :.
Austin worked in Bolton last week at
Howe & Traccy's mill-Fred Goss and
Pctt Griffith are il Montpelier as jury
men.--Professor Chandler from Old Or
chari Peach Ne. gave an exhibition of
moving pictures Monday night in the
town hall.--lIarry Bruce is in Providence,
r. l.. attending school-Mr. and Mrs. J.
". Taylor and son started Thursday for
St Louis. Harry Pulkloy will attend to
the store while they arc gone.
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ROXBURY.

T. l.. Hcrrick went to Woodstock to as
sist NJ a. Dickinson in his hotel during
the Woodstock fair.--Wilson Averill will
occupy the Congregational pulpit during
Mr.. Wilson'S absence of two Sundays
w. T.. Barney, wife and son of Alva,
Fla. visited Edward Burnham at j. Il.
Burnham's Monday and Tuesday of last
weck.-Miss Jessie l.. Stanton of Ran
dolph Centre spent Sunday at home
George Fiske is at home on account of
ilness--John Ryan and family of
Faneuil. Mass. and John Braun and wife
Of St Adams were at John O'Gradys re-
Gently Julius Rattee has sold his place
at the flats to Julian Rattce.-Miss Nina
Brown has returned from her European
tour, and, after spending a few days at
home has gone to Goddard Seminary Ia
take the place OF the German teacher for
n time.
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WATERBURY,.

The youngest son of Holden Haseiton
was severely hooked by a COW Friday
morning. He went to drive COW out of
some corn and In an unknown way was
was nearly torn of and the lower one
severely torn. The wound was dressed
by Dr. Grout. 1t is thought that the
sight can be saved.
Arthur Woodward and Miss Name Jack
man were united in marriage at her home
in East Cornth last Wednesday. They
expect to make their home in town where
Mr.. Woodward has II position as cutter
in the wrapper factory.
Lieut.. Gov. Tcd s. stanton, the Hon.
j. II. Mcrrield and Gov. elect c. j. Bell
were in town Yesterday to inspect the
Vermont ASYLUM for the Insane.
Mrs. +. w. Arnold and son are spend
ing few days in Hardwick.
Dr. and Mrs. w. J. Upton ard son, who
have been visiting in st. Adams for a
few days, have returned
The Rev. N. w. Dcvcneau Of Norccs-
ter, Mass will give lecture in the
Methodist Church Friday evening or
Reasons Why and How I Became
Protestant" A free-will offering will be
taken.
Mrs. Huth Carpenter Of Montpelier is
guest ut Mrs. j. H. Danicls's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Taplin OF Montour.
Iowa. arc spending a few days at j. w.
Moody's.
Mrs. r. D. Brown, who has been i'll. is
convalescont.
Miss Eva Fuller of Montpelier is specd-
ing few days with Miss Lena Carpenter
Miss Agnes McCirath has entered St
Marv's Academy at Burlington.
"A Harvest Festival" is being prepared
by st. Andrews Church society. 1t will
opcr in the hall Friday evening, Soptcrn-
her %. and be continued each Friday
evening during October. The programme
each evening will include musical and
, latcrar" selections, various amusemerts
refreshments. etc.
Miss CLYDE Moulton, who mas been ON
p)o%cd ut old Orchard Beach, has re-
| turrod
| William Gilbert and Walter Eohinson
! left Tuesday for St Louis. Olin King
1 and NJ j. Fl,nncr started yesterday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
- - -
MONTPELIER.

The case OF w. A. Boyce, surviving
partner of Poyce d Boycc, VS.. \. j. Boil
ster OF Earre to recover pay for profess
sional services amounting to about $500
was taken UP in Washington County
Court Thursday morning and Il jury en-
panelled r. j, and T.. II. Deavitt rep
yesent the plaintiff and j. p. Lamson the
defendant The plaintiff was on the stand
during nearly the entire day.
+. W. Bancroft of Boston is visiting
relatives in this city, Mr.. Bancroft re-
Gently returned from Italy where he has
been studying music for the past three
months.
The Hon. G. ]. Bell of Walden, COVER
nor-elect was in town Friday. Coy .
ernor Bell has engaged rooms AT the homo
OF Mrs. S. C. Shurtleff and will take his
meals at the Kellogg His family will be
with him during the session.
The Hon. Rufus Holt of PttsGeld was
sn Saturday at the home Office Of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance company
closing his accounts with that company
preparatory to going West to reside. Mr..
Holt has been agent Of this company at
Pttsiiold for the past ffty-fve years,
and although cightY-four years cid is
remarkably active and well preserved.
He went Saturday afternoon to St. Johns
bury to join his daughter there en- route
to the West.
Later returns received at the Office of
the secretary of state show that the
socialists polled 157 votes in the recent
State election allowing them n chance
without securing additional signatures
to have the names of their presidential
electors duly recorded,
Karl FOrScll of the Wilder orchest ra
who is a specialist in homng pigeons
released a lot of birds at the Mortified
fair grounds Friday evening which made
the return trip in exactly eleven min
utes.
l.. c. Cummings left Saturday even,
ing for st. Louis to attend the fair for a
week or ten days.
5000 the house and grounds on lower
state street owned by George w. Wing
Fred Bancroft and Harold Pierce left
Saturday evening for visit of two weeks
through the West, which will include thu
St Louis exposition
Cards announcing the marriage of p. W
Holden. former clerk in the Capita
Savings bank of this city, and Miss Olive
X. Sargent of Quincy. Mass. have beer
received. The wedding occurred la st Sat
urtlay at the home of Mrs Charlotte L
Sargent, mother of the bride.
A session of bankruptcy court was held
Monday morning before Il. H. Deayitt
referee, as To the discharge of Julia Kane
bankrupt. Objections were made by Mrs
Sarah f.. p. Heath and other creditor:
against the discharge of the hankrup
and the DIRECTORS were given ten DAYS il
which to file specifications. The matter
of the Barre Cooperative society on tn,
petition OF mortgages for payment %
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PLAINFIELD.

Harry Batchelder of New York is Wis
iting his parents after an absence OF fnu'
ycars.--O. /. Martin returned from st.
Johnsburv fair on Saturday with his car
load Of short -horns. which received sew
crai rrizcs.-Mrs. JUstina Kent Has gone
to Montpelicr.--W Walter Martin is sick with
TYPHOID fevor.--A. n. Flood has received
the appointment as mail carrier for route
No ., X. f. D., which is over Maple Hill
and +. II. Townsend on route No. l.
which is over Holister Hill They he
gin their duties October Nv. r. Mar
tin has sold Smith Martin an eighth o.
an acre of land from the Allen Martin
Dlace.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

The gasoline engine shops at West
minister Station are running -four nights a
week and are unable to keep up with the
demand.--Miss Mary Il. Farr went to
Princeton, Mass, Tuesday on a visit -
s. NJ Nutting, representative elect. re-
sides in the house where the legislature
was held when II assembled in West
minister. which was then the shire-tOwn
Of Cumberland county.
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TOMATO SAUCE.

stew half can Of tomatoes, half "A
small onion sliced, three pepporcorns and
a nay leaf ten minutes; then rub TIN ough
a strainer Cook one tablespoonful or
butter and one heaping tablespoonful OF
-four in saucepan until buhbly. then
add the strained tomatoes little by little.
Season with salt and a busting of pepper
If necessary and pour around the fish
balls.
The entire cost of fishballs and sauce
enough for "A family of four will not ex-
coed - cents. probably less.
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

a. W. Simpson. who for the past eight
years has been railway postal clerk We
tween here and Newport has LEFT the
postal service after II continuous employ
ment in that department for over 20
years. It is understood that he will soon
move to Massachusetts.
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WORCESTER.

F.. G. Austin has moved to Wolcott
where he has leased the hotel. Fred
Pray of Calais has bought Austins meat
business-Mr, and Mrs. NJ. +. Kent have
returned from their trip to the various
fashionable watering places in Maine and
New Hampshre.--Mrs, Grace Hatch Ar
mold and two children of Hardwlck are
visiting relatives in town-Nurse Mary
Il. Abbott is enjoying a short vacation at
home with her sister, Miss Frances
Harry Hutchinson of Montpelier ana his
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mr., and Mrs. Louis Topping, who have
been boarding at George Foss's. returned
to Boston Saturday.-Mrs VIII Spooner
was called here from Worcester Mass
by the serious illness of her mother Mr..
Lizzie Freeman-Mo boardcrs from
New York city arrived at George Foss's
Saturday night.-IIenry LaRose from Boil
ton visited his brother. Peter, last week.
George Hakey's house was qulrantiped
for scarlet fever last week