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The Jackson herald., 1905-12-21
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W. B. Critics of the Cape was
in jackson last week.
Wanted-5O0 bushels of pota-
toes at G.. Miltenberger & Co.,
jackson, Mo.
Buy lots in the future great
atty OF Schumer Springs.
Did we hear you say home
made candy? Get it at Siblsy's
the best on earth
Perry county people are greatly
-enthused over Schumer Springs.
1t will pay you to bring your
turkeys to G. Miltenberger & Co.,
-Jackson, Mo.
Capt. August Bierwirth of the
Cape was in Jackson last Friday.
F. II. Welteoke is. doing SER
vice in the county collectors
office.
Remember the sale at Morgan
e Ranney's. All hats to be sold
at cost.
Frank Bert Fulenwider and
wife are visiting the family OF B.
n. Morgan.
a. j. Stevens and daughters,
Ruth and Snowdy, were visiting
in jackson last Sunday.
A new supply of school station
cry, such as tablets, pencils, etc.,
at W. A. Trickey's drug store.
Vim. Bienlein will serve fish Of
all kinds at his restaurant, next
TO post office, each Friday.
Cecil and Elsie Sawyer, son
and daughter of D. T. Sawyer Of
Puxico, are visiting in Fruitland
this week.
Ali parties indebted to us by
either note or account must settle
ut once. In case We do. not hear
from you promptly, suit will be
brought to collect same.
CAPE COUNTY MILLING Co.
Chas. Tuttle, who has been
superintendent for the jackson
Brick and Thing Factory, has
moved to Cape Girardeau-
VIM. B. Sides and family Of
;"Zalma have been visiting near
Leemon for the past few days,
returning home Monday.
Thursday evening Dec. IA will
be the annual election of officers
OF Excelsior Lodge No 442, F. &
A. M. All brothers are requested
to be present.
A. F. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Schumer Springs will soon be
recognized as a famous health
resort and people will be in and
out from all parts of the state.
The lecture by Floyd Starr at
the Methodist church last Mon
day night was good and fairly
we'll attended. On Tuesday
evening an informal parlor re.
eep1On was given at the resi-
'dence of Mrs. A. r. Byrd in
honor of the l.. T. l.. A good
time was had.
The most pleasant safest and
best remedy to use for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Wnooping Cough,
etc, is Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar This remedy expels
all cold from the system by act
ing as a catharJic on the bow els.
Sold by w. A. Trickey.
S. F. Carmean died at the Dor
meyer hotel last Saturday night.
His remains we're taken to Ohio
by his sons for burial, Sunday.
Mr. Carmean and sons came here
from Pennington last summer
and have been making granitoid
sidewalks for many of our citi-
zens- He was good workman
and was well liked by all who
knew him.
Make 500 or 5000 easy-buy
you a pair or trio of my fine Slate
Turkeys. Silver Spangled Ham
burgs or Buff Wyandottes. From
high scoring parents; they win
The Jackson herald., 1905-12-21
Lap robes at klein's.

| call at Slpley s.
, Mr.. Hollas Saddler of West
jackson repainted his house last
week.
Don't forget the reduction sale
at Schmuke and Bartels.
r. M. Searcy Of Whitewater
made US a pleasant call yester-
day.
Mrs. LaPierre's home made
mince- -meat at McAtee's.
H. II. Mueller killed hog last
week that weighed, when dressed,
sos pounds.
Fresh homemade candies now
on sale at Sibley's restaurant.
See Ben Obermiller or Maple
Peterman if you want atChrist-
mas tree.
Do you want homemade can
dies? Call at Sibley's restaurant.
Chas. B. Miller returned from
a business trip to st. Genevieve,
Mo-, last week.
You will find an exceptional
fine line of rockers at Schmuke
and Barteb.
Fred Hartle sold $500 worth Of
lots at Schumer Springs last
week to Perryville people.
Died suddenly of paralysis, at
the home of DR.. j. j. Mayfeld in
this city Tuesday, Roland Cobb,
aged about Is years.
Attend the big reduction sale at
Morgan & Ranney's from now till
after the holidays.
The county court awarded the
$75, 900 bonds to Little & Hays
Investment Co. of st. Louis at q
premium Of $945.
Get your fresh homemade
candy at Sibley's restaurant.
He carries the best line on the
market.
Lots are selling from $50 to 500
at Schumer Springs and are SELL
ing rapidly. Buy while they are
cheap and watch your investment
grow.
II you want your gasoline en-
gine to run smooth and without =
battery, get a Weber Magnetic.
See one at the HERALD office.
Ten Garvin lots were sold by
the Southwestern Realty 4 I'm
provement Co. last week. Hurry
up if you want a lot in good
town at low price.
A play, "The Spinister's Re-
turn" will be given in Fruitland
hall Christmas night, December
25, by the Society of Pleasant
Hill. Everybody come. Ad-
mission 25c.
Jesse l.. Wilkinson and Flor
ence |. Davis were married at the
residence of the BRIDES parents
on December Z, G. M. Miller,
officiating. The happy couple
have our congratulations.
The mission of "Early Risers"
is to clear the way and give Ma
ture full sway. These famous lit
tie pills rid the stomach and bow
els of all putrid matter, thus re-
moving the causes of headache,
constipation, sallow complexion,
etc. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
never grlpe or sicken. A safe,
pleasant, perfect pill. Sold by
W. A. Trickey.
Burrel Criddle tells US he sold
his land near East jackson, re-
serving a home place, to c. H..
Wolter, ct al, for $500 and he
has lifted his mortgages. OF
course Burrel is happy, and he
has right to be happy.
Group, Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, ETC., have no terror
for children or adults who evacu-
ate the with Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. This remedy ex-
7 n 4 Il A. n
The Jackson herald., 1905-12-21
Lap Robes and Horse Blankets---a fine assortmer
Horse blankets at Klein's.

Fredericktown is going to vote
on a water works proposition.
One hundred and twenty five
lots have been sold at Schumer
Springs.
A nice assortment of lap robes
at Klein's.
w. F. Schade moved into his
new residence in West jackson,
Monday.
Mrs. ]. J. Lovett went to NAL
den Monday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Shanks.
Genuine New Orleans molasses
(Rokoland) at McAtee's.
Miss Roena Shaner, Jackson's
noble state lecturer Of the W. C.
T. u, is home for the holidays.
Grover Obermiller, who has
been working at Moorehouse for
a few weeks, returned home this
week.
Klein's is the place for wagon
and buggy harness and saddles.
Wm.Vedder, manager of the Ex-
celsior company at Cape Girar-
deau made our office a pleasant
call Monday.
Albert Kaufman has resigned
as rural carrier and has moved
back to his farm. VIM. Brown
ing takes his place as carrier.
Wanted-Bright, honest, young
man from Jackson to prepare for
paying position in government
mail service. Box 2, Cedar Rap
ids, la. 81
Martin F. Nothdurft, who has
been at West Point, Neb., for the
past four months, has returned to
his home at Tilsit for the winter.
Miss Lucy Morgan entertained
a number Of her friends at her
home last Thursday night. Ev-
erybody had a very desirable
time.
Carl Wallace, wife and son
have gone to Mount Vernon to
attend the family reunion of the
T. c. Moss family. They will re-
turn after Christmas.
Strayed-From my farm, a
male calf II years old. red and
white spotted. Any information
regarding the same will be lib
orally rewarded.
IA CLAY BRooKs.
Rough skin and cracked hands
are not only cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, but an occs-
sional application will keep the
skin soft and smooth. Best for
Eczema, Cuts, Burns, Boils, etc.
The genuine DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Sslve affords immediate re.
lief in all forms of Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching and Protruding Piles.
Sold by W. A. Trickey.
The Garvin lots are still selling
rapidly. II you want a lot in
that fast growing country see the
Southwestern Realty & Improve
ment Co. or their agents.
Strayed-From my home, last
Wednesday, a female pointer.
She is white, with brown ears and
has brown spot on side, and
had a collar on. Any informa-
ton leading to her recovery will
be literally rewarded.
VIM. GRoHsMAN.
The contest by the little people
at the Bazaar of the Methodist
ladies held Thursday evening
was well attended. The prize for
the best singer was awarded to
Lulu Morton, and the prize for
the best speech, to Mrs. Halley's
twins, aged years. The ladies
hope to have much larger con-
test next year. The net proceeds
of the Bazaar was about $500.
The season of indigestion is up
on us. Kodol Dypepsia Cure for
The Jackson herald., 1905-12-21

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
WEST CHESTERFIELD, ~ II.

Israel seoer has finished wu-k f0- ? n
Davis
E-ruesr Carey found his fms young colt
dad n the h1-u Monday morning
Zha hsty q Gen Z 2 Titus q forzs-
resident Vas b-ugEhJ h@re Sunday for
burial
c z Andrews Ok sp-iuE6=Id- Mass
called on relatives and friends II town
lasE week
Owing 70 tn dry weather the cut VOTES
have been Eorktng TIE corr and potato
c-ups badly.
AlEvezez1s Randall spent g few dzvs
lzsr week IN Nu-Lhf.ald. AIass-. visiting
her former schonlmErs- Miss RU-h
S1re@1-r. vho Is attending schDo, there
NJ and Ms. Harold Randall have been
taking an outing % few DAYS II SD-Lh-
Eruptnz- 2Ir. Randall las not entirely
recovered t-un his Illness and - unable
70 attend % h-s-nesz
Charles HIS and family are taking q
carriage drive II New York state and
M and Mrs. George Bevls are loo2-inE
after 1he farm and hnusshnld affairs
The church was vel hlizd lzE- Sunday
and thu Alzrn1-1zl exercises were unusual
~ good Rev M Roscoe delivered the
principal address and Ihe ctIlErsn add@d
70 the program wiki sings ard reci1a-
tons
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
w4rTINoasM

George Wh=zler Is s-Eu ve-E sick
Th= Weather has been very colt sine
JLns L
Hrs Cara saVye- Is recovering from
NUNS
Nrz- George rlzSrIe and sg- vent We'd
uss1zy 10 Rove
William EnG=-W1oG uncle = visiting
hiEl. also Phueaa Weld
Mrs CrofI has returned and = very
nau1h improved IL hsalr1
Er and Mrs O. 2 Chase moved INFO
their 1eT house last WesE
Ocis bed and br55e ara occupying one
% The Ertst NH Isnemeuts-
Leon Boyd has heen taking C. z sriur-
sons place ar SAWYER mill
C. : Chase went Monday 10 ALznches-
eer u ATTEND me June term q cou-r-
Mss HlA- mother and aunt hive ar
rived and taken posssssi0l u their coz
tzgz
There Was q iz-Ee attendance q. the
Baptist Sunday sch00l rUuvsl-io1 We'd
ueslaE-
Freeman Hzgsr finishes the carpentry
WurE az C : Ch2se's rEis week L C
Sriur@ol Is painting
The dancing school reception was No.
largely attended Friday evening about %
couplss beng present
H Z Parsous was q Euszr AZ c
C1ass's Friday night. he came 10 PHI IN
a AlcPhaL piano for Hrs Z Il Eliot,
Mrs Alta Whey and Mrs Belle Chass
were at O 2 Chase's SATURDAY. and the
Whey family spent SUNDAY WIKI them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
VERNON

The ladies'. Circle VII meet next We'd
uesdav afternoon
Mrs Sophia Kendall and daughter. Mrs.
Grace Wursley o. Eeens- visited Mrs
ksudaIrs b-uchs-. c z Davis. lzst week
Mrs. c 2 EstszhrooE has returned
from BEuCk11r- Mass where she spent
the winter win hs- daughter. lI-z
Squtres and she Is nov with ny niece
Mss Zslia johnson
The rain q Wednesday night vas time
y and much ue@deE 10 starr the grass
which has given LITTLE promise q an
abundant nay crop The cold weather
has EsEz-dH5 the growth q tobacco plants
and rhs setting vii necezsa-ilT b ve-y
ls1s-
Although ths rain prevented some q
the Members % vernon Grange from
visiting WzE-as-iuuer Grange az Eirs-
Gale or Wetsues1zT evening there vas 3
gDod number whO did 90 and they We-e
very cordially welcomed and entertained
and treated 90 an excellent Eupper- 10
which EnsT did fun justice Although IL
was a E-zl= vet the rrIV vas voted a sue
cess and al fen -1st II was a Gnod tine
rD become t=zr=- acquainted Wfrh their
near u=iEnb-1-s-
NJ and Mrs II I Reed wsut 10 R1s-1u
This v==k and stopped In FIl-Eburg %
visit friends They called on or Old
T0Eusreupls- Mr. and Ms Elijah Steb-
bins. VINO E-s suiDTlnE good health and
az In excellent spirits az the home q
Ne-Dol street where they arr lavtnEiv
and tslds-iy cared for By NJ. and Ms
s1sool1-s- VINO apparently md their great
ssZ enjoyment IN making rnz lives q their
father and mother happy II their d.
Ching years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

n ! 8EaleF spent Sunday IN Green
field
Ms COWsn o. Dser6sLd vi5sGsd AZ Ms
William Jnhus1Us this week
Ms Annie B. Harris went yesterday
10 Springfield 70 audit the Eastern star
accounts
A regular melting O. C0L " H Green
wood W0nlzn's Relief G1rps VIII b. had
nsE Tuesday evening
The STANLEY family q EuEiswOOd. n :,
have moved 10 the wilkins place which
they bought recently
Roy " Bailey o. Hartford. Conn has
nums huns 70 suend the summsE, his
1=zlLh uDr being good
Miss Ida Martin. whO has been Al WuCE
az L ?. Bzilsy's- returned 70 -oEus1lszl1
Tuesday her sister being critically III
Rev and Hrs A E BuEEsl attended
the WEndnEm county Baptist Bihls school
convention In WEfringham WsdnesdaT-
me Boston Maine REIIruad com
uauy beam using the new east track be-
tween F-Utnsy and East Purnsy Monday
z z Hood vino went 70 F1rchburg
after some h0Eses last week. was kept
there several days by the illness o. one o.
the 7Drses-
o. z Bragg formerly OF This place.
uuE has the agency q the WhitcOmb
shoe for tender feet in Kaena- n H.
and vicinity
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
JACKSONVILLE

O Il srickney Is spending some days
N town
Rev u. n NeE1oa VII preach in the
Methodist church Sunday. June Il AZ =
, n
Union Chn6-su's day services VIII Be
held at the Cnive-szIisz church SUNDAY.
June II. al ? N
Ar and Hrs Homer Hawkins NJ
Ls=o-4 / Tempe and daughter were n
North Adams Monday
Ausemzs = Warren bzinr a nan u
activity. has mured f-oz the Ros.e-ts
farm % Fred z Holh-1-oE-s h1ue-
The sel=c-me- have rlac=d the tax bE
Ga The treasures hand. A discount q
.fol1- pe- cent vii ha given Z payment -
made az once
A Rel~kah social an b. held SATURDAY
evening. June I1 AZ Odd Fellows IONS
This viii D. seventh social cn-uinE
trs seventh day ~ rh.a WeaE Win lrsr-
a-r program and supper
Nj and Ms. A A Bucrs-rissid AfrE
MAJ J Hancock Ms Olive n S-sss1u
Ms cara : Roberts. Hiss Maria A
Burrs-1ield- c z Waste Nj and Mrs.
George z Faulkner and Miss Ada NAY
attended rn- grand chapter uf Eastern
S-ar n B-ar1l@ao-o -his We@E
-hs text Grange meeting VII Dc held
yun= Z win program as follows sinE1ng.
choir rsadElg. Ms Martha Putnam
Instrumental music- Lne-ie Sr=-suu- rad
ing Ms Vivian Dai-y1pie- recitation
Mss E1rfel ChEze. instrumental rnustc.
Mrs Pred FErr1uE1ou- papa HEiszeS Mar
COMBS and Mildred Co-se so-E Mr.
and Ms John Z Coleman recitation.
Mss Phsbs CO-k1zs- song. Mrs Lillian
Coleman culuulrlnns- Ms flora FauIk-
ner- song. Wallace AEl@- and L41rrie S1e--
Sun Questions presented ~ Cl@1rE@ Il
Coleman parody or TIE E-zssagpre-S.
NJ. and Hrs 2 r S-e-sun
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09

There VII be a hau game On w1bers
tald at O'Clock tqm0-ruw between the
Er1-neT Hose company and rna CunEre-
Ea1funa1tEts
ur II r EzuonF has SHIPPED his
huusshajd goods On B0ndvilIa- Dr. Is
muud savs that the current rurnur that
he vii leave town is not CORRECT
Rev "A : Buzzsr VII preach next sun
daT morning on The Gospel and its
EEscrs- In tine evening the subject win
be --Ths uost unpopular man tu 1he CON-
uuui-y-
A meeting Of the local Socialists WIS
held sr the lrWer tovu hall Tua=fzv
riEhr- which was upeu TO the public
Questions wee Submitted b. those VINO
wished t-tO-u1ariun ah1ut the party
which were answered By the Local u-srn-
hers an authority
Tne Committee appointed 10 revise the
bylaws q the Pulner Hnsa COMPANY
reported Monday night Several chznrss
were made the one q general pubic
Interest relating 10 signals The zirrzl
tor a general alarm % fire. vii he three
short blasts given three times ny the
whistle AZ the Coie PAPER mill Thu
signal s0r Practise wiu be ure long end
tED sh1rr blasts
Through an oversight no mention vas
made last week q the Memorial DAY
address by Rev = J. O-Sultvau q ST
Alhau- II was u-s % the finest address,
ever given on the town hall nu-h from q
literary standpoint and as ar C-arorfcaI
Effort II vas urisf and VAS delivered
Without notes The general program
vas carried out as announced and thu
attendance LIieG the hlsL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
NozTHFIELD. MASS

F7rsd Caldwell has gone West 10 Sc
cure EucEhsr carload q h1Esss-
The-e VII b a zravb=zrT festival
followed b. dancing In S1ls lf veterans
hall on Friday evening
Miss Mar A BeIcher suffered a slight
SHOCK early Thursday m1-uzlg. hur her
friends slEic5pzte recovery II nothing
adverse appears
Eight membezs Of Northhzld chapter
o. z : attended the Vermont state
nesting IN 8rzr-lsouEO on Tuesday and
Wsdnssday-
Su-rnh=lL seminary VII hold lis an
uuzI evening % sacred song on Sarur-
day Of this week The program VII BE-
gwen BY a chorus % Fuuug ladies as
sisted by snl1is-s- including Mrs I-zEins
s CEzfsr and others The c11cs-U VII
begin 81 IS and WIL BE- held lZ the an
llruEi-E-
A business meeting Of the FOrtnishtlT
club was held Monday afternoon IN the
hn-ary. and the following Officers were
slec1ed- President Mrs Nellie NJ Woo
vice president Mrs. 2 J. S11cErriige-
secretary. Mrs Herbert Field treasurer.
Alrs- Fred HnllOn. executive Committee
elected officers and AIrs- D NJ Wilson
lIrs L p smith and Hrs Bessie Sy-
molds- The meetings VII begin On sept
Is for the years work
Ths Esley chorus c1uc=rl VIII be held
IS O'Clock Thls popular gise club VIII
b. assisted b. Mrs- Arthur Philips rad
sr OF New YORK and George C Carrie
tenor. Of NeW YORK with Mss n @
Cnnladse accluuzl-isI- and A Iuds0l
Phillips. conductor Arthur Philips eI-
uectad 90 sing az this time but Illness pEe-
vents and he has procured personal
friend Mr. Carrie 10 sing in MS place
and he considers him q me Eol1ls- and
one who VIII please & Mortified audi
elce-
Joseph A Williams died az his nOms here
On Tuesday morning a1ler a shurz H.
ness resulting from hsarr failure, Ee-
suGtlug from other troubles He was born
IL Warwick IN IEa where he had lived
until z Few years ago when ne moved 10
Nur-hhelG and has since lived mere he
engaged In farming and numbering and
since living in EOrthhsld had built and
put in operation an aeerylHne gas plant
which lights the business portion ur the
street He served tn The 3frh Masszchu-
szrrs regiment during The civil war and
was e member q Henry H johnson post
G. A r He 3 survived b. his wife,
three s0us and an adopted daughter Fred
OF Worcester CtaKlzs and Prank or
NOr1hhsId. and Mrs Ethel Anderson Of
Warwick. Ths funeral Was held from the
Unitarian church On THURSDAY afternoon
the burial being in the family lot IN War
wick
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
nARLsoRo

Hiss Lor-ie Thomas is srLl with trends
II WiLlizunEV5Lle
Ms Greene Worieu has returned from
4 visit 10 AIassacnuss-rs-
Mr.. and Mrs " A. Fsrourv returned
Wsdn=z1zy from Bellows Pals
Cnld-sus day VII b. observed with
appropriate exercises next sunday.
Mss Edirh HsdlscE o. Peru. Mass. Is
WIKI her SISTER. Mrs Greene Wurdsu
Ths ladies WIu serve a strawberry sup
per on Friday evening. june 1E- 4 cordial
invitation is sEreudsd
In connection with the rural free de-
livery hzle established from the posi- Once
here the once Is declared a money order
1Efice
Hrs joseph Hamilton entertained the
ladies aid society WednesdEy- lzuod
uumbs- Ws-e in attendance and an en-
foyzhls time Is reported
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
wINDHAM

NJ and Ms Prank Smith visited al
W J Smiths Sunday
Hiss Eva Mack spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs C z EDDY
Pomona Grange met with Glebe Noun
tain Grange Wednesday.
Mss Minnie Perry q Bellows Falls
IS visiting Al J. ". Goulds
While cutting logs last Wednesday
" zirsr Rand cur ole fOo- seriously
c. r Holden o. An60ve- has bought and
moved U the Gardn=- Tpaam place
Mrs 4 o. P-euEiss who sEeur tire
winter II FI1-idG- Is nov with her 6zEEh-
Ter. HIS z Z Jones
F1nscoe ingalls, vas injured in TIE mil
Monday morning by e board flying from
the eidgsE, which struck him On the arm
jus- above the WEzsL- No hons were
broken bur the arm was severely cut
and bruised
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
SOUTH VERNON.

Alvzh Scott Is failing
Arthur jackson q Ezs1hznptoz visit
I'd MS parents recently
Archie Clark has joined rhs navy. he
lived hare az Mr. WOodz-ds a few yszrz-
Rev 7 n Blanchard and family viii
30 10 North ADAMS next week 10 zrzsl6
conference
Mrs Co-z Fox and daughter g z
Fox q View York city are guests az C
4 NsT-uu's- for a few DAYS
Mrs Hattie CouEIzrG o. --esrdald and
Mss SADIE SDead o. G-esudeld were
guests al 2. 2 Sc1--s Thursdav
N-s o II Pratt and Mrs. = A
SIznlsy and rnrse children q Falmouth
Mass are guests q III and MEs- z
Pratt
Rev / n Blanchard next Sundzr viz
r-each rns SIKH q series q Eine ser
mons On the Lo-ds prayer. He All
preach III JOhEs1l's hall sunday evening
a. clock
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-06-09
IONT PHGNIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1905


Leslie W. Boyd has sold his hin farm
10 Joian Fah-icius. VINO row occupies It,
AIbert ". Bogd has bought the farm
formerly owned and occupied hg Howard
l. Russell
Tns teachers o. the village schools gave
VERY pleasant party az Memorial hall
on Tuesday evening
Chandler 4 Green have sold their grain
u-siresE 90 Terue (. Adams VINO was
recently in trade in West D1ve-
The laying OF tss water pipes Eues On
very satisfactorily and W. can cu-Hdautly
expect that the work vTu be completed
within few weeks
A new bridge is being put across Beaver
brook near O. z. HDue blacksmith SHOP
The structure Is % irnu and vii b. wider
than the ODD u-ifge- beinE great TN
p-uFsrneEL
Rev and AIRS. Flint n Blssau have
t-eeu in town this week and Mr. Bisseu
has purchased tbe gauHaU place on Hig-
ley nil for summer residence The
buildings VII D. Eepaired and they VII
occupy them In July.
Blr and Ms o O. Ware make an
unuucsmEu1 q the e1gaeeunaut % th.sir
daughter katherine Stuart 20 He-he-t
BrFdsn Newton % HnlFoks- Both o. these
young people ara widely and favu-sshiy
known and hearty cuuEra 1uiartnns ure *
tended
W = Chogt= and brother % Albany
have been in town this week ci8sinE the
arrangements for the erection % the
manufacturing plant On the site q the
min burned in August last Articles q
Incorporated vii - lied soon and Moth
ing Sens 10 hinder the SPEEDY erection
O. The Esczury
Alh@rz " BoEd- ID. has received from
C II Russell agent for the Vermont
Mutual Flre Insurance COMPANY fun and
satisfactory settlement for N animals
killed By lightning a snort tirns ago SET
tAenzEr has also ben made with Ralph
J Phillips q Halifax fo- q Gov killed BIZ
lightning about one week aEu