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MILTON.

w. +. Bradford, graduate optician, at
club Cash store" Friday, October 6.
A gang of men from Plattsburgh
are raising the dam three feet on the
west side of The river and putting in
ice took 1T out last spring, at the grist
mill dam for II. r. Powell.--Mr and
Mrs. Wilding of Malone were calling
on friends in town last week. Mrs
Wilding was formerly Miss Lena Hoo
ward of this placc.--Van Everes' went
TO Providence, r. l., Monday. whepe
he expects to get position.---At a
special meeting of I. o. o. +. Friday
evening three degrees were woNkcd on
one candidate--The meeting of the
Village Improvement society will be
held on Friday afternoon at Mrs. Hol-
combe's instead of Thursday evening
as first planned--William Smith of
Bellows Falls Is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Smith.-There is to
be an auction sale next Saturday of
household goods, wagons, etc, ut the
Harrison Jackson place on Railroad
strcct.Joseph Blake is to open a meat
, market soon in the Griffin store.--Mrs.
Julia Hall of South Hero and Mrs.
Caroline Hyde of East Georgia are WIS.,
ting their brother. H. II. Fuller.-Mrs.
G. w. Witten Of st. Adams spent Il
part Of last week at her brothers, c.
s. Ashlcy's.--Mr. and Mrs. James Keh-
nedy and 4. Il. Sturgcss returned Sat
urday from .hcir New YORK trip.--Mss
Mary Jackson is home from Enosburgh.
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POTATOES GOING UP.
Have Advanced in Price and Now Re.
tnil at Sd Cents n Bushel.

Gardens near the lake have thus far
escaped the killing frosts which have
visited farms farther inland and but few
changes have occurred in the vegetable
markets. Potatoes, on account of the
rot which affects them this season, con-
tinue to rise in price and In the past
week have Advanced a nickel so that
they are now retailing for SIS cents a
busheI. The best sweet potatoes sell for
five cents pound or six pounds for
q cents, Native canteloupes have pass.
ed from the market but the famous Colo.
RADIO Rocky Ford products are quoted
ut ten and IL cents each. Evergreen corn
continues in the market at Is cents per
dozen ears Turnps are three cents Il
pound: Hubbard squash, three cents a
pound; cabbage three cents pound:
beets, five cents a bunch; parsley. five
cents a bunch and native celery. eight
cents head. Cauifiower sells for 10
cents pound green peppers are 30 cents
n dozen. Tomatoes are selling at 81
per bushel and seed cucumbers for pick
ling are 90 cents bushcl.
The apple crop. this year is not so
abundant as in some years but Fameuse,
fall pippins, st. Lawrences, Wolf rivers,
Macintosh reds and other delicious fall
sale at prices ranging from q to 10
cents peck Pears, in good varieties are
offered at from so to 80 cents a peck, with
Euffum pears at ten cents dozen.
Peaches are from 20 to 40 cents a dozen
and from GO to 90 cents n basket. Cali
fprna oranges continue at 60 and 70 cents
dozen, with Jamaica oranges at 30 cents
a dozen. Grapes from across the lake
have commenced to arrive They arc
principally Concords and sell for Is cents
n basket; polawares are selling for Is
cents basket; Niagaras % cents a
| basket Tokays. 20 cents n pound. and
Malagas. 20 cents a pound. Bananas
are from Is to % cents dozen with
some selling at lS for a quarter. Grape
| fruit sells at three for 20 cents.
Creamery butter retails at q cents q
pound with the dairy product at % cents.
| Strictly fresh eggs are retailing at %
cents a dozen while western eggs are
selling for p cents a dozen.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

There WAS a player meeting at the
rhurch Wed 1esday evening d
Miles have purchased the Holcombe farm
ut Starksboro and are going to move
their mill over thore.--G. W. Brewster
md daughter, Georgia. visited Burling-
ton Saturday.-NTr. and Mrs. Lyman Hill
md ncice. Pauline Tart went to South
Etarksboro Sunday To visit Herbert Tart.
who is i'll. Mr. and Mrs. T.. W. Ellis
Visited at stowe Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
John Miles visited burlington Monday.
Buston Baker has sold his tenement
house to Mr.. rorter.--Mrs. u. +. Hanks
is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Cass AZ
korthreld this wook.--Thc infant daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs Edward Charles died
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Shermano
Jericho arc tho guests of T.. w. brewster
Hud other relatives horc-Mr. and Mrs
Archie Iligloy have returned from visit.
ing his uncle Jerry I1iglcy at Brattleboro
.-CharcS Miller of Forrishurgh is repair
H. q hu1.t, fnr Randall
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ST. ALBANS.

DR.. Arthur O. Morton, who has been
a member of the board Of physicians at
the ssachusetts State hospital 1T Pal
rer, Mass, for several years, will return
t. this city abou; January and practice
his profession. DIR. Merton will have MS
office in the apartments now occupied
by DR.. A. \. Skeels.
The eye and car tests which have been
going on at the public schools. in accord
ancc with the law passed at the session
of the Legislature OF 1904, have been COM
plcted. with the following summary: Ont
Of a total of 81 pupils examined, which
does not include parts of grade l, in which
the pupils could not read the lettering
ON the cards, or either of the kndergar-
tens, the total shows 100 with defective
vision, - with defective hearing. and
1G with trouble with the nose and throat
The percentage of defects OF vision was
found to be the highest in the high school
where it was & per cent
The condition of Mrs. stephen T. Royce
Who is very seriously i'll at her home on
Bank greet shows no improvements
The wedding of Miss Josephine kei9
of Toronto. Ont, and Robert +. Holland
of this city will take place ut Toronto or
Tuesday. October II
The killing of wild game within the cit,
limits is getting TO be very common this
fall. Charles r. Stevens shot part
ridge off the roof OF his barn recent,
and on Monday night II. p. Weatherbe'
and J. b. Crochler killed Il large musl
rat in Taylor Park. Deer are quite mum
erous, q herd of five being seen frequent
" within the city limits.
John j. Hunt has bought the ice rout
and business of Charles Chagnon and ha
q monopoly Of that commodity.
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GEORGIA.

Charles Thomas from Peabody. Mass.
was in town lasI week visiting friends
aud relatives also his daughter, Mrs.
Bernard Newton in ST. Jolnsbury.--
Harry Thomas and wife hive returned
to their home in Swanpscott. Mass.
after spending pleasant vacation Mt
Camp Sunshine.-Aliss Louise Ballard
came home Friday night from Il ton
days visit to New York.-Myron Church.
i'll has moved into Henry smiths house
- Mrs. Jane " abstcr from East Fair
fold is spending n fcw weeks here with
her daughters, Mrs. Newell Coburn and
Mrs. Sarah Webster.-Il. S. Newton has
tho lumber on tho SPOT for n ncw horse
bnrn.-Therc will hc chicken pie supper
given at the Methodist Church Tuesday
evening October % under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid socioty.--Clfton Smith
has gene 10 New York for an operation
On fis cay of Il troublesome sore. caused
ty n burning cindcr from the engine
while working rs conductor on freight.
Mis-, Maggie shepard from, Moulton
+. O.. Is visiting her sister and other
| friends in town.-Mrs. Clara Coburn and
! children are spending few weeks NJ
| her parents, S. l.. Klmpton's.-Mls Mary
KhnKln cOntemplatcS Visit To her
brother in Foston. October 1o.-'rhe road
commissioner is improving these pleas
ant days making rrrmcrent roads. lie
| has a force of non on the East road
and his brother. w. ID. Newton has
! charge of another gang west of the Cen
ter.
The annual missionary tea will be re-
peated on Thursday of this week at the
Rev. c. y. Clark's.-There We're Is from
Georgia who attended the county Sunday
school convention at St Adams last week
Mrs Lillian J. Ferguson of Bellows
Falls. one of the speakers at the conven
ton visited at Mr. Pixies on Friday and
Saturday.-Louisc Newton has returned t.
her home from st. Johnsbury. -Martir
Rankin is suffering from the prevailing
distcnper and is ut home this wcek.-Mr
and Mrs. Jocelyn visited i'll Swanton OF
Saturday ana Sunday.-George Scagel i;
moving to burlington and William Cooley
to Essex Junction-We hear of the birth
of a son, Albert Clark. to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Knight of Waterbury,
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MONTGOMERY.

John Carr of Swanton visited at J. r.
Smiths last week.-Mrs.. James Snod-
grass has returned to her home in Water
loo.-Mrs. G. r. Gates and Mrs. T. w
Combs returned from Swanton Friday
where they attended the State convention
of the W. c. 7. Miss Sadie Smith was
home last week from tho State hospital ir
Waterbury.--Miss Lena Smith, who has
been visiting relatives in town has return.
ed to her home in Worcestcr.-Miss Alic,
Clapp has returned from BostOn.Tht
regular monthly meeting of the w. c. r
L. will be held in the vestry of the
Methodist Church on Friday of this week
M. j.. Maurice has moved into Mrs
Elsie Janes's house. -Evangelstic meet
ings are being held at the Methods
Church this wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernes
Combs are visiting IN Johnson.
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COLCHESTER.

r.. S. McNall was in St. Adams Thurs
day and Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w.
right and son Edwin. have gone to the
island for Il few days.-AIrs. l.. w. Gould
Of Roxbury, Mass, and Miss Georgiana
Boynton of Plymouth, y. H.. are tho
guests of Mrs. Fred Wlson.-Davis
Wright, who has been i'll with diphtheria.
is convalescent.-Mrs. William Caswell was
thrown from the wagon and three of her
ribs fractured last week--The ladies OF
the Congregational Church will give their
annual chickcnpie supper Wednesday
night, October II, at the parish house. -
Mrs. Louise Palmer has returned to her
home in Chicago. Misses Jennie and
Grace Mcneil We're ut home from their
schools Saturday and SundaN.-Mr. Ian
don while driving to the creamery fell out
of his wagon quite badly bruising his
head and face.-l'orter Heron and wifa
from LaPortc, Iowa. arc visiting at G. n.
Wright's.-C. w. Wright has returned
from New York
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Jessie Russin, who has been sori-
ously i'll with acute indigestion, is much
bctter.-Fred Taylor and party of Wor-
ccstcr, Mass, were in town Saturday.
calling on friends. They made the trip
in his touring car.-IIomer lockwood and
family with l.. c. Fowler and clerk on
loved q picnic at the foot of Mount Mans
field rcccntly.-Mrs. Maud Edwards
Thurston is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n Edwards --Gcncece Prior who
was operated ON 70? an abscess Saturday
nv Doctors Iulburd and Nay, is doing
riccly-Thcre arc five new eases OF
whooping cough in town.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Nelson Goodspeed OF St. Alhans was
in town Monday on luslncss.-A young
son of Edward Benoit is very ill.-E. S.
Tarbel has rented his South road farm
to Albert Gingsley.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Myott have returned from Nai,sfeld.
where they have been this sunmer.--H.
O. Eowley has leased his hotel to mis-
son. Guy. MIR. Rowlev will move into
the Il. J. Wade house. hc Rev. j. II
Leroy commenced his service as pastor
Of the Baptist Church here last Sunday
-l1a2en Tracy has engaged with G. A.
Sardyne to assist IN his store Il while
lonCer.--Joseph Ja,fran,t has sold his
house here in the Center 20 Georg.
Lucia. Mr.. Lafrank having bought a
farm in Westfcld and moved there.
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FLETCHER.

While Clinton Ste0rns vi Westford was
moving some household goods at Sing
Eamville on the place recently purchased
by Frank Leach be came across $i1.
tucked under an old bureau drawer. 1t
is though his motho" laid IT there as she
had lost a good deal in henks. She died
quite suddenly last winter at the hospi-
tai with an abccss on the brain and prob.
ably had forgotten to tell where she had
put it.-A daughto" was born the 2otl,
Of September to Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Leach. Justin Leach and wife were
guests of Deforest Robinson over Sun
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<Continued from second Pngeo

meeting Tuesday evening ut the home Of
Mrs. @. r. Bixhy.--Miss ". G. Andrews
IF LYME, N. H.. was "a recent visitor at
,hc home Of +. w. Hanicy.-Miss Lent,
Nichols is tie guest OF Miss Florence
Day.--M. y. Shley returned from a stay
If several weeks in Randolph Saturday.
Station Agent Hebb spent Sunday at
his home IN Jrffersonville. "A. ID. Part.
ridge of Westford was "A caller at N. w
lsatoss Sunday. The venerable Loya
BENNINGTON has returned frCm a Wit
with old time friends in Underhill.-
Browns River company paid s1dO p"r
hundred pounds for standard milk fol
The month of August.--El Written found
ono Of his horses in the pasture Sunday
with a broken leg which necessitated
Billing thu animal
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Moses Davis died Monday morning at
the home of his son, Fred, in 81. George.
with whom he had been staying for a
short time. The funeral is Wednesday
at ten o'clock 1T the home and the burial
will he in the East Charlotte cemetery.
Mr. Davis was quite advanced IN years be-
ing the sos. lie leaves three sons.-A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hart the eth.
Mrs Hart is at her fathers. Mathew
Ch,ncy's. September four per cent milk
brought at Crystal Springs W cents; Deer
foot. On cents; Monkton lDonahue, ?6
cents.-R. w Emo and wife TOOK their
young son to Burlin:;t IN for examination
one day last wark and came horne much
encouraged rs to his r"covery.--Peter Ste
phcns is slowly falling.
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WEST BERKSHIRE

The following officers of the w. G. r.
U. were elected for the coming year at the
annual meeting held at Mrs. Joseph
Demar's: President, Mrs. A. c. Derby;
vice. president. Mrs. c. w. Scarles: Sec
rotary, Miss Ellen Wagner; treasurer
Mrs. Homer Charlie; superintendent Of
press department. department of scienti-
fic temperance; superintendent Of Anti
narcotic department. Miss Ellen Wag-
ner.-Mrs. NJ a. Smith of Frelighsburg,
Que, visited friends in town last week..
Mrs. Jane Lcavens of Neenah. Wis, has
gone to st. Adams before returning
home.--Thc w. G.. #. Y. will meet with
Mrs. A. e. Derby Saturday afternoon
The ten cent New England supper serv-
ed in the vestry of tho church Saturday
evening was a success financially. About
SIS was netted to purchase new hymnals
for the church.-Mrs Elizabeth SIN who
has been passing The sumner among re-
iatives in this vicinity. returned to her
hcme in Neenah, Wis, Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Dumas attended the wedding
Of her brother, J. G. Gaines, in Cam
bridge, Tuesday.-1he Rev. g. A. Emery
OBLIGATED at a wedding in Sheldon We'd
nesday.--Walter &. Hicks has been APP
Tointed fish warden.
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WEST MILTON.

NJ. w. smith A. McNallv and q. w.
Granger attended tho celebration at Mont
pclicr WcdncsdaY.-T Changers had a
thicken pie supper at their regular meet
ing Wednesday .Vening.-lI. y. Granger
has gathered eight bushels of butternuts
from a tree ia his yard ana there are still
more to gaihcr.-Mrs. W Nj. Smith and
Mrs. Asa Mcars visited in ilghgate ant
Swanton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sibcy and Free
Montgomery of petty Crook and Miss
Eatheryn Parmal"c of Milton Centre at
tended the celebration at Montpelier We'd
cosday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bullock OF
Woodsvillc. n. IT,, came Thursday for q
Two weeks vacation with friends hero.
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Sunday.-Mr aud Mrs. Fay Clark OF Wa
terbury were in town Sunday.--Mrs
Simon Degree has returned from few
weeks stay with Mrs. Burton Kenyon
Murray Love of Sheburne was In town
Saturday.-Miss Bertha Chapman OF Bos-
ton and MIR. and Mrs. George Chapman
of Huntington were guests Of John Chap
man Sunday.
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New York, ctt.
RYE FLOUR-Rcccipts. %56' bbls. en-
ports. l4.e5s bbls; sales. 9,4D bols; mar
ket duh.
WHEAT-Receipts 10000 bu: exports,
1884 bu; sales. 100000 bu, spot easy
Following slight Opening advance
wheat turrcd weak under liberal in
terror receipts, fine weather, light out
side trade and liquidation. The clost was
nc net decline. Dec. closed SsA.c; May
closed &'.c.
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Jennie Townc has a position with Berry
Hall g. Co.. of Burlington as book
kceper.--1ioward Richardson Of Man
chester, N. H., was at the st. Clare
Richardson wedding.-F. q. Nichols
was quite III last week. He Is better
now but far from being well.--Ransom
Robinson is on the sick list.-Miss Cora
Barber from Hinesburgh, is very sick
at her uncles, Hiram Pierce, In Hunt
iupton.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. c. S. Reynolds returned from New
York Monday.--The Rev. Mr.. Shaver of
Boston is assisting Mr.. Wells, holding
meetings every evening this week in the
Methodist Church.-The Misses Soule of
Waterloo are visiting at j. .. simpsons
Mrs Emma Bell is in Burlington with
her sister. Mrs. &. l.. Alexander.-Mrs
Martha Chadwick returned to Burlington
Friday.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, oct. 4.
Cotton futures opened easy. Oct SoS,.
Nov. S1:j; Dec. Soil: Jan. slO.Is: Feb
Sl02S bid March. sl0.3l; April. s,O.3S. Nnv
sl0.F: June. slo44: spot closed quiet five
points higher; middling uplands, 5000:
do gulf sl'.6i; sales. 200 bales.
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sWANToN.

Edward Levick .Tr.. who was in the
explosion at the Robin Hood cartridge
factory, two weeks ago, died from his
injuries Tuesday evening. He was ter
ribly burned. not SO much from powder
as from his clothing fred by the ex-
plosion. He had suffered greatly. Ar
thur Bean, injured at the same time,
died the next day after the explosion
but Joseph Trudeau. the third one in
1ured, is recovering and was out rid
ing TueSdaV.
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r.yth,as.-John Westover Of Cambridge
wak arra,gned before Justice Congcr
Monday on first offense OF intoxication
and was found guilty and fined IS and
costs or the alternate sentence Of ten
DAYS in tho county jail. He choose the
latter and was taken to st. Albans on
the afternoon train by Deputy Sheriff
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CANTON DAIRY MARKET

Utica. n. y, Oct 1.-Thrteen hundred
and hftv-two tubs of butter sold at q IL
cents and $500 boxes of twin cheese at
II cents on the Canton dairy market,
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BUTT FIR AND CHEESE MARKET

T:oston. Oct. l.
EtTTER-Market was firm to-day:
northern 22ia62 3c; western, 22M22l.c:
Vermont dairy. 1sd21c.
CHEESE-Market was steady to-day;
Vermont twins. 11i:Ql2c
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CARDS OF THANKS.

We extend our heartfelt thanks for
kindness and sympathy shown during
our recent bereavement.
MRS. JOHN HARRINGTON
AND FAMILY.
North Ferrisburgh, VT, Oct. g.. sos.
2SI,d&wlt.
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FAIRFAX.

I. Fl. Hunt IL confined to the house
with rheumatism. Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
Rugg visited friends in Milton last week.
Frank Kcnfield left September 30 for
Trasburgh, where he has position In a
large saw mill.-NIr. and Mrs. Willie Orton
left Thursday for their home In Wash
ington. d. Gil. j. Rowland, carrier on
K. f. d. route No. 2, Is enjoying Il vaca-
ton in the wilds of Maine. he having
started Friday morning. accompanied by
A. A. Herman, on n hunting expedition
to be absent 10 days or more. Rowland
| assumed the position of carrier two years
ago September 15 and has made every
| trip himself since and handled about 1W,-
600 pieces of mail In the time. His broth
er, w. G. Rowland. will attend to his du
ties during his abscncc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harley McNall and daughter. Clara. WIS.,
tied Mrs. McNall's sister. Mrs. II. O.
stiles of Johnson, October MIR and Mrs.
|. c. Bishop are spending a few days in
Montpelicr.-Mr. and Mrs J.. Il. Tabor
AMI George Bascomb returned from New
York, September 3O.-Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Kenyon and children of Hinesburgh wcro
the guests of their aunt. Mrs. Sarah Row
land last week.-Mrs.. George II. Stafford
returned from Fair Haven. whore she
| went as delegate to tho list annual con-
lventon of Vermont Baptists. Septemben
&c. +. St. Pierre will have about l,20O
bushels of marketable potatoes. lie has
about completed diggIng.-Mrs. f. w
Shepardscn il confined to the house with
Il sore throat.-Mrs. X. G. Ballard Is some
better of her heumatism.-I'rod Sanborn
of Boston spent few days in town last
week. jamin Kcnfield is failing.-The
safety valve on T.. ID. Shepardson's boiler
blew out october ,. There was some fast
running with men. horses and cows &c
get to place of safety.-Some members
of the Cemetery association met at the
cemetery and cleaned up the yard. The
ladies served dinner.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Lewis visited friends in Plattsburgh, N
V, last week.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENosDURoH FALLS.

The work of installing the penstOck
that is to carry water to the DR.. Kendall
oomIany's new power honsc reached such
n stage Sunday as to interfere With the
electric light system and for Few days
the village will be without lights.-Ethel
Galbraith has returned from two weeks
visit to Newport and D,rby.-As result
OF the tests required by law to be made
in schools of children eyes, there are
several new and quite youthful faces in
glasses 10 be seen upon the Streets
Mrs. a. a. Kendall has returned from a
months visit to her children.-Miss Mary
Jackson, who has been In the family of
Dr. w. w. Hutchinson for nearly two
years has returned to her home II Mill
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. +. A Glccd are MAX
ing arrangements to spend the winter In
California, leaving in about two weeks.
- A representative of the General Flee
trio company of Schenectady, N. Y, is
in town and will proceed to put ZIP the
poles and string the wires for the Or.
Kendall plant.-J. George Gaines went
| to Cambridge Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. o.
Merrill and daughter. Helen, returned
| from weeks stay In New York Satur-
| day night. Gibson, who is in john
son normal school passed Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson.
w. T.. Pcrley was with his brother.
NJ. p. Perley, over Sunday.
| The marriage of ]. George Gaines OF
this place to Miss Elizabeth Lang of
Cambridge took place Tuesday. October
s Mt three o'clock in the afternoon al
| the home of the brides parents. The
groom Is one of the deservedly popular
young men of this place. He has fnl
| upward of three years been in the en-
ploy of NJ. p. Perley & Co., and will con
tnue with them. They 70 to houseieer
ing at once in the rooms now occupied
by Mr. Gaines and his mother.--The con
ditiOn of Fuller Rawson, who Is i'll With
appendicitis is somewhat improved.-Mrs
W. II. Best also is gaining strength. bu
| slowlv.-'rhe Rev +. +. White H. In Mont
geometry this week assisting in evangelist,
Notwithstanding Holden from Alban,
Business college, who was with his par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. o. ". Holden, ove
Sunday. returned to Albany Tuesday.
The Rev. J. W. NJ Beattie returns to
day from trip to Cotton, n. Y, wher
he preached Sunday. He also visited a
Franklin Falls. Que. his old home.--Th
local observer reports the weather fo
September as showing a mean tempera
ture of 57.3, the highest having been
September II and lowest 20 September II
rain to the amount of aga inches fell /
10 days The month was composed of
clear, il partly cloudy and cloudy day.
w. l.. Turner. who has been assistin
in Owls Head creamery for IA few week
past. is to have charge Of the dreamer
on T.. w. Diapers North Sheldon farm
nj,