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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
PENsACOLA's REPORT
One Death Occurs, Making the Total
 Fatalities Ten.

Fau4utteG Ten.
 Pensacola, Fla Sept. 22.-(Special. ) One death occurred today from yell low fever This was W. l.. Williams, and runs the death list up to ten. Fifty five cases Is the total number report ed, while thirty-seven are under treat ment.
 Dr. Andrade. a bacteriologist, arrived last night and comes in response to summons from pr. Porter, who has taken hold of the situation with the intention of stamping out the fever The City Council met today and an ordinance was introduced which was read the second time, making 1t a crime to oppose fin any manner the orders of the health officer. This was brought out by the action of prominent citi- zen this afternoon in defying a fumiga- tton gang the right to enter his home. An ordinance compelling cutting of weeds at a certain season of the year was introduced.
 The six cases reported last night was the last report made by the State Health Officer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
THAYER APPLAUDED.
American Delegate Addresses Imternn-
 tiOaal Pence C0aRresa

American Delegate Addresses Imtexnm-
 tlOnal Peace Congress.
 Lucerne. Switzerland. Sept. 22.-The International Peace Congress at its ses- sion today telegraphed congratulations to King Oscar of Sweden and the mem bers of the Norwegian Cabinet in the pacific solution of the difficulties be- tween Sweden and Norway. An ad- dress was delivered by Samuel R. Thay- CT. one of the American delegtaes, and was loudly applauded.
 The Congress unanimously passed Q resolution thanking Congressman Rich ard Bartholdt of Missouri for his ef- forts to create an International parlia- ment.
 Several motions were passed relative to the refusal of Russia and Japan to accept mediation and calling the at- tention of the nations adherlng to The Hague convention to the violation of pacific principles in the Portsmouth treaty of peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
Gnvnrnor o,FcrrnII Dena.

Governor Charles T. OFerrall. of vir- ginia. died in this city at 10 o'clock this morning from nervous prostra- tion. He had been in failing health for about a year prior to his death. He had been confined to his bed for only a month. the last three days of which he was unconscious
 The State and city authorities have as vet taken no action in the direction Of honorlng his memory, although thiE will be done. The funeral will taka place Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Lose Their Lives by Shooting
 In Louisiana.

Beaumont, Texas, Sept. 22.--A double murder occurred at Lockpart. La. near Lake Charles, last night, R. B. Hollo- way. of that place and Tom Bowman of Orange, Texas, being the victims. The identi of tho assassin has not yet been determined.
 Bowman and another man from Orange were In Holloway's saloon when Bowman stepped out of the front door, going home. A minute elapsed, when a shot rang out and Holloway, who was standing behind the bar, received a load of buckshot in his left side below the heart and fell to the floor. He ex- pired in few minutes. a
 Fifteen minutes later another shot was heard and upon investigation the dead body of Bowman was found 8 short distance from the saloon, the top of his head being blown off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
MInnInninni summnrr.

Jackson, Miss. Sept. 22.-Roxie and Harriston, located on the main line of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Road in the southern part of the State. are reported as new points of yellow fever infection tonight.
 The summary of the State is as fol- lows: Roxie, positive cases, sus- picious case, 1 death; Harriston, case i; Hamburg, 1 new case, 1 suspicious case, death and 3 patients seriously sick; Vlcksburg. 2 new cases, 2 deaths, total t odate, 51 cases, ' deaths; Natchez, 4 new cases. new focus; Gulfport, ? new cases. No new cases reported from Mississippi City, Handsboro or Pearl ington.
 One of the new cases at Gulfport is Major D. D. Ewing, commanding the First Battalion of the 3rd Regiment, Mississippi National Guard, who has been in command of the military quar- antine on the gulf coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
I.IveruooI Cottou statIstIcW.

Liverpool, Sept 22.-FolIoWing are the weekly cotton statistics;
 Totals sales all kinds, 36,000 bales total sales American, 32,0OO. English spinners takings. 27,000. Export, 5000 Imports all kinds, 51.oO0. Imports American, 37.000. Stock all kinds 672. .OO0. Stock American. sos. 600. Quan- tity afloat all kinds, 153.0O0. Quan- tity afloat American, 133.000. Total sales on speculation, 300. Total sales to exporters. 2,400.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
Rnsehnm PInrern Sue.

Kansas City. Mo. Sept. 23.-Ten members of the Louisville baseball team who were hurt in a street car accident in this city August 3t, today brought suit against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company of this city far damages aKKreRatinK S53.ooo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
The Natcher Situation .

NatcheZ, Miss. Sept. 22.-Four new cases of yellow fever were reported to- day. of which two are white. Mrs. J. J. Lambert. who had a very severe case, and two negro patients. were dis charged. Postmaster Walworth Is re- garded as being in dangerous condi- tion. The official report gives one new focus today, making a total of sixteen foci; forty-seven cases to date, twelve of which are under treatment.
 Buoiness was suspended this after noon. the time being devoted to general cleaning and Immigration. trained nurse was sent to Hamburg this after noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
VIcksburx,s Gloomy Report.

Vicksburg, Sept 22.--With seven new cases and two deaths. today's fever re- port was the worst since the disease made it's appearance here. Both the a girl. Several well known are among the new cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

washinxton, Sept. 22.--Fer Alabama 1. Fair Saturday and sunday, light varia- ble winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-23

From his home at Ensley Lieutenant Governor Russell Nj. Cunningham has issued the following address. announce ing his candidacy for Governor of Ala bama:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks. an old and we'll
beloved resident Of Brandon. passed away
suddenly at her home on Park street
Wednesday, August .. She was the widow
of the late john Weeks and was 81 years
Of age She had been confined to her bed
about :; week. tho immediate cause Of
death being hear. faillrc. She is survived
by a son. J. r. Weeks. of M'ddlchury.
The Brandon Slate company held an
adjourned meeting saturday evening in
Ormsbcc & Briggss ONCE and there were
a large number of the stockholders pres
ert. who were much encouraged by the
report Of the condition of things at the
quarry. as found by Patrick Roach of
Granville. n. v, a slate expert. who has
been at tho quarry for week pumping
out the water. die reported finding a
large quantity Of the best quality of roof
ing slate. and stated that in three weeks
he would agree to be making market
able slate. Mr. Roach was engaged to
supcrintend the work and was instruct cd
to begin operations at once. This quarry
has been worked for "A year or two, but
no slate has been made.
The railroads from the Grove street
marble quarry to the main line of the
years ago and was not finished will he
ready to run cars over in few days.
Tho rails have been laid and the road is
being graded
business at the summer hotels In this
vicinity is very light for the time of year
The only one that has the usual number
OF people is tho Lake House ut Lake Dun
more. which has some over 100 guests.
IL. +. Pcttc', administrator of the 4. o.
Luce estate. has sold two parcels of land
| situated ON Birch hill to II. w. Green OF
StOckbrldgo, tho price of which has not
been made public. one Of the lots con-
tain some 80 acres and has been known rs
| the gold mine lot and was leased about
| "A year ago to New York city parties for
$4,000, who have not worked or improved
the property. 1T has been said that there
were valuable mineral deposits on this
property. Mr. Luce spent much time pros
pecting on this property and secured small
specimens of gold. silver and graphite
which hc claimed could he found In guam
titles which would pay for working. The
other lot contained only seven acres and
was less valuable.
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CHELSEA.

Miss Addc French Of New York is
visiting her foster-moth"r Mrs. II. w.
spear and H. accompanied by her friend.
Miss Clemne Ellis. SUPP rintcndcn! Of tie
47th ST. GOSPEL Mission-Mrs. George
v htnoy and two sons of Wakch. ld.
Mass, are visiting ~ Miss Mary George :.
- Miss Lyle Tracy has returned to Boston
after spending fortniEht's vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Oscar
Tracy.-Curtis 5. Emery ard his family
arc spending several weeks at his cot
tagc at Lake Morey-Cashicr II. y. Mat
tson has come home refreshed from "A
weeks vacation with congcniaal friends
1T their cottage at Lake Morcy.-Mrs.
Charles A. Donsmorc is spending some
weeks at Barton the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Charles a. Dickey, of Lowell. Mass.
Miss MYRTLE Patterson of Lowell. grand
daughter Of the late William Roberts. is
VISITING with Newell s. Bixby and wife.
j. 4. r. Corwin & Son are building
now horse sheds behind their new grain
storc.-Frcd \. Ordway has gone to New
York to aid his Aberdeen. n. C.. partner
in purchasing goods for their Aberdeen
store.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry ]. Corwln OK
Lowell. Mass. are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. r. Corwin.-Mlss
Marcia Dickinson of Aurora, ILL.,, is visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. T.. Oscar Tracy. Her
father. tho late William +. Dickinson.
was once Il prominent merchant doing
business in the store now occupied by
j. A. r. Corwin & Son.-Mrs. Hattie
Jones has as IA guest h"r sister. Mrs.
';oodale Of Grovcland. Mass. whom she
had not seen before for A. years.
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ROXBURY.

W. o. Cram has had a telephone put
into his house.-Mrs. Alden Braley aud
daughter OF Crookston. Nrn.. spent the
PAST week AT T. B. Kendall's.-Thc Hon.
Z. :. Stanton spent Monday in West
Erookheld and East RoXhury.-Mrs.
Annie Marshall and Miss Gloden visited
at W. d. Fits Wcdnt sday.-Miss Eta
Snow has rented a room Of r. +. Nichols
and is taking her meals with Mrs F.. A.
Van pcuscn.--Georgc Fisk has moved to
the tale mine ard will 'rcn "A boarding
house thcrc.-Mrs. Annette Robinson of
Taunton. Mass. Julius Wiley and family
Of Northicld Mrs. Charles Wiley Of 81.
Albans. Mrs. Edward Wiley and Miss
Della Wiley Of Northfi'ld and Samuel
Wiley, wife and son Of North Granville,
New York are stopping NJ Stanwix Hall
M Wilson of Randolph ard Clarence
~. Sentcr of Montpclicr. Attorneys and
Judg" Heatnn ri MontI.lisr as referee
wcrc here tho last of tho week. cn1eavor-
ing tn settle tho DISAGREEMENT among
the heirs of the s. \. Richardson estate
Mir and Mrs n. Chamberlain Of Gran
willie were Mt Bert 1jumas's last week and
Herbert Dumas returned homo with them,
for two weeks visit-rurinG the month
of August my store will only be open
from 10 a. IN. till y. m. Mrs. w. j. Car
ncntCr
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JEFFERsoNVILLE

Mrs. Lillian Buchanan and son. Scott,
are visiting relatives in Glovcr.-Master
Iiarle Watkins is spending his vacation
with friends in Sheldon.-NOah Cushing
has moved back from Essex Juno ton to
his home hero. and John Martin has NOV
ed from the Gushing house to a tenement
in George Melvin's house.-Mr ard Mrs.
NJ n. Dodge have moved to Essex Cen
tev.--Mrs. Carrie Jackson OF Cnderhiil
was recently the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
M f. Powell.-Mr. and Mrs. Stearns Of
New Hampshire and Miss SeVerns OF
Boston were recently the guests of Mrs.
M. F.. Powell, They also visited at Ira
Fowells. who with his wife and daueh-
ter accompanied them on a tip to Mt.
Mansfield. Miss Cane of Barre is tho
guest Of Miss Pearl Morse. The Rcv. DR.,
I,eane of North Hyde Park prcache
here in exchange with the Rev.
II. G.. Howard last Sunday
A. = Atkins has returned to his home
in Hardwick. Marion Marvin and
son are spending a vacation with Mrs.
Lotue 4. Page.-Mrs. Mary A. Cheese
man. widow OF Isaac Cheescman. who
. had been In poor health for a long time.
passed away July 90 The Suneral was
held at her late home August She was
native of Bakersfield and n daughter
! Of Matthew and Mary Grey. She had
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10

the past week arrived here this morning
to spend the remainder OF the summer at
Elm cottage.
Miss Agnes Sauit is taking two weeks
vacation from her duties in the Herald
and News Office.
Mrs. Charles Burridge, who has been
seriously Ill with heart trouble for tho
past week was moro comfortable yestcr-
day.
A new electric bell danger signal sys-
tenn Is being installed Mt the Main and
South Pleasant street crossings on tho
Central Vermont tracks.
The Catholic Church fair opened last
night in Dubois & Gays hall with n
vaudeville entertainment. The hall has
been decorated and booths for the sale of
fancy and other articles have been lastly
arranged at the sides of the hall. This
| evening chicken pic supper Will be
served
! Miss May I. Bradish, who has been n
guest at Mrs. G. Il. Cushman's for tho
past two weeks leaves to-day for Green's
boro.
Mrs. Eunice Flint, who has been quite
III at her home in Bethel for the past week
| is somewhat better and was able to re-
turn here yesterday.
NJ. l.. Chadwick, who has been in poor
health for the past year, suffering with
a cancer, is In a very serious condition.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

NJ. e. Rowcll's stock shipment from
this station Monday consisted OF 10
hogs. IL caves and II sheep. Mossrs
Ticker. Hatch and Blanchard shipped II
hogs and 10 Gales. The prices paid worc
Hogs. ) cents; sheep, 2 to s cents. and
calves. 2 to cents rer pound.
Mrs. Fannie Noble accompanied by
her son. T.. G. Noble. left Tuesday for
Montreal. where Mrs. Noble, who has
been in poor health for some time will
tai.
Chief Of Police T.. S. Abbott on the charge
OF n breach Of the peace. In the after
noon he was given Il hearing before JUS
tce of Peace William II. Nichols. Gay
waived examination and was bound over
to appear in county court to be held In
Chelsea in December. Bail was fixed at
$50, which was furnished. The case Ia the
result of a discussion between Gay and j.
V. Newton In which the former thought
that broomstick that he used quite free
ly on Newton would speak louder than
words.
Herbert Booth, manager OF the Com
mercial club at St. Paul. Mimi, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs T.. +. Lille.
Mrs. Pearl Rumrill ana iittle son, from
Concord. n. H.. ARE visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman.
The thunder storm that visited this town
Tuesday afternoon was the most severe
for years The driving wind and rain did
con sdcrable damage to the corn and oat
crops. Whole fields of corn were laid as
fiat as II rolled and oat fields were twisted
and lodged In all shapes.
Mrs. James Il. Mccall ana Charles 49,
Mccall, who have been IN New York for
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WoLCoTT.

Miss Maud Spaulding Of Hereford. F.
O.. is staying at A. II. Perkins. while
Mrs Perkins visits friends in Bocchcr's
Falls-Mrs. William Eastman is Ill with
pei itonitis II. Crane and wife OF
Morrisville spent the week at the home
Of Mrs. Cranes brother, DR.. A. J. VAL
lcau.-Miss Jessie Burncll Of Craftsbury
Is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Nj. a. Bur
nell.-S. a. Fife and wife went to Old
Orchard Beach, Maine for few day s
outing Friday. Miss George King went
to East Montpelier Saturday to visit re-
latives.-Jack Welch ard wife OF Hard
wick were guests at W. l.. Twiss s over
s;nnflay.-Thc Churchill lumber job near
the Jones' bridge is finished ard the PO-
lnndcrs haze returned to Lempstcr. y.
U.-Edward Mcfarland and wife have
gone to Mrs McFarland's former home
in Ashland. n. H., for the present.
Cedric Humphrey and wife are visiting
friends in Hereford. +. O., and Becchcr $
Falls this week.-Mrs.. Maria Jatuc came
homo Saturday evening for vacation.
Nj j. Leach is having his store paint
Willie Charles Bridges and wife arc
canning with her sister and husband
William Cass and wifc--Kenncth Stevens
of Boston is visiting ut A. w. Flanderss
John dali and family OF Randolph are
guests Of j. p. Sickncr.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. George Hartwoll has gone to Pier
month. \. H.. to reside with her daughter,
Mrs. Warren Crafts.-A son was born
August to MIR. and Mrs. Allen Grant
A. S. Cover has gone to Francona. ~
H.. where he has work in a hotcl.-Mrs
ID. c. Curtis and son. Harold of Brooklyn
n. y, are in town.-Mrs. Mary Murphy
has sold her farm to Bradley Hoodley-
Woods Park is now looking its best. tho
flowers so kindly contributed by the ladies
being in blossom. Mr.. Wood would be
pleased by n visit at tho park from all
intcrcsted.-M Ethel Newton has gone
to Picrmont, n. H.-Mrs James Com
mings ad children of Rosindale Mass.
are at tho home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Kicker for a short time
James Edison of WATERFOWL. Mass Is In
town.
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WORCESTER.

Leslie A. Cooper OF Springfield Mass
whose family has been at NJ, L. Kent y
for the past two weeks came on FRIDAY
for Il short visit. They were joined on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.. Kent OF
Mortified and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Poole
Of MOntpcl.r.-Mrs. Cah in Pratt
came home on Saturday.-Mr and Mrs.
Clarence Chandler. who have been work.
ing for Jarles Yourg in East Montpelier
for several months. has returned and are
now working for Roger Hovey,-Elton
TAYLOR Of Barre spent Saturday ard sun
day with his brother. C.. W. Tiylrr.-Mr
and Mrs. Roger Hovsy are visiting their
daughter in Marshheld this week-Dr
Turner is in New York city for few
days will visit a brother ir Philadelphia
brforc returning. and Mrs. Frank
J. Taylor spent part of last week with
friends in Plainfcld.-John Pilhin Of this
place and Lester Pilbin OF Gilmore sailed
on Saturday for London. Eng. for Il
couple Of months visit al their old home.
Mrs. Horace Darling and her daughter,
Mrs. Gross. are visiting in Cabot this
week. Jerome Stone of Northhcid was
at u. V. Vail's part OF last weck.-Burt
Dugar is enjoying vacation on III"
home farm. He has been working in st.
Johnsbury for some time,'-Mr and Mis-.
Harry harrington of Pa~-Asna, Cal, are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
MoREToWN.

Mrs. Fred Hinklcy returned homo Mon
day. Her little niece from Montpelier is
with her for two weeks visit.-Mrs. Ida
laws is visiting her brother. r. q. At
kins tins week and will go with them
10 Queen CITY park next Saturday for Il
weeks outing Mrs. r. Johnson ami Mrs.
s Atkins were in Waterbury Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs C. Halves from Earrc came
to her sisters. Mrs. Roy Atkins. Tuesday.
Mrs. Chandler from the West is Visiting
her brother. Mryon OaVis.-Tte mission
AIRY meeting will he held at Mrs, Robert &
next Friday.-H. o. Ward has hired quite
a number OF men latcly.-Mrs j. c.
Griggs from Barre called on old friends
in town Tuesday She is keeping houss
for *. Someville while his wife has
zone TO Old Orchard Beach for a while
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10
NORTHTIELD.

Oliver Duba met WITH a very serious
accident on Tuesday afternoon. While
unloading some of the heavy pipes that
is being laytd in the village water sys-
tom from tho car his foot and leg were
caught. breaking the bones in his ankle
Mrs. Clarence Randall Of Wooisvile.
n w.. Is visiting relatives In town foi
II few weeks
Miss Ann HARRINGTON Of Chicago is Wis.
ting friends and relatives in town aftei
an absence Of two years.
Edward Desc WAS arrested yesterday
morning by Of'i-or Hutchinson On the
charge Of petty larceny. lie had beer
given sum of money by William Stick.
ney I" huy some liquor and did not re.
turn the money. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to not more than three
months at Rutland by Justice Kent.
James Grinder was also arrested by Ofs
fccr Hutchinson for furnishing liquor IA
William Stcknoy. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 70 net more than -four
months at Rutland. Caleb Adams was
arrest for iftcxicatior and pleaded
guilty t0 Ahc second omerec and was fined
| and was fined tl5 and costs Of $50, which
| he maid.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Clarence f.. Mosher. for long time en-
ploycd by the Boston & Maine railroad
died of acute tuberculosis at his resi-
dpncc in West Derby Wednesday Aug. ..
Mr. Mosher was Obliged to resign his posi-
ton last April on account Of i'll health and
since that time has gradually failed. Flu
neral services were held Saturday aft.
ernoOn at p. m.
Miss Andersen ana several girl friends
are occupying II. T. RchbiLs's cottage at
EnovltOns.
Mrs George y. Young and son have re-
turned from Cape Elizabeth. Me. where
they have been spending the past two
weeks.
w. c. BRYANT, former night editor of
the Boston journal. is spending his vaca-
tion here.
Walter Abbott and family left Tues
day for a short vacation, MIR. Abbott will
60 To Iiverton, II. I.
Mrs. c. G. Bullock and daughter
Maude. are TO spend the remainder OF
the season on the steamer Lady OF the
Lake" with Capt. c. C. Bullock.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Alice Address Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Small, in Morrisvillc.- Eva
Hunt left for Hardwick Monday. where
she will visit friends for two wccks.-Mr.
and Mrs George Low OF Brooklyn. y. Y,
arc at the Low manson.-Mrs. Incz Mason
Of Dover. n. H., is tho guest ~ her sister
Mrs. f. II. Bckford. Prof John Rowell
and bride Of Everett. Mass. are in town
for few days.-Miss Bertha Morrill, Of
Boston is at her home here.-Miss Eva
Martin Of Barton Landing is visiting her
uncle, I. NJ raylor.--A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Angie Grow the End
Fred Everett OF Montpelier Is spending his
vacation at homo with his parents. DR..
and Mrs. f.. II. Everctt.-Miss Anna
Prichard Of Marblchcad. Mass. is the
guest Of her uncle. i. 70. W. Prichard =
Admiral Charles T.. Clarke visited his old
home here last week Mrs A. =. Blakely
has returned from Salem, Mass.-'The Ia
dies fair at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Friday afternoon and evening was fnan-
cial success as tho society will realize
about so from 1.-THE opcretta GENDER
ella in Flowcrland" will he given Friday
evening under the auspices of the Village
| Hall association.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-10

Gays illness with heart trouble. The
burial was at Brookhcld Monday The
Home Circle met at the church
wednesday afternoon August o. suppes
was served on the lawn. Mrs @. NJ
Jones and MISS Alice Bushnell hostesscs
Tho Rev. r. NJ. Barnes Of the Metho.
dist Church will exchange with the Rev.
u. e. story next Sunday August a.
Mrs Sharon Of Montreal who has been
boarding at r. c. Persons returned IA
her homo last Friday Mrs o. NJ. Tink.
ham IF Pomfret is at u. H. McAllister's.
Miss Susi" Holmes NJ Montpelier and
Miss Farnic Ccley of West f,otln visited
Miss Annie Dale last week-A partv ot
ten young ladies with Mrs. g. r. Now.
comb as chaperon. pcniced in Granville
woods last Thursday.