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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-23
MiLTon,

Milton, Nov 2l,=Ths union revival
msstlngs Al this place. conducted by
Evangelist Ira Hicks. assisted by Prof,
Waksheid, are having d very lafgs at
tendance and great interest Is being
manifested.
Hsv, iistE, pastor df tbs Methodist
Protestant church, assisted Hev HUFF
In quarterly meeting at Union on
the Selma eifsHlt last Saturday aud
Sunday,
j, q, Murd6ah and family havs
moved to their new hons IN the south
part Of town, recently purchased of
g. 49, Drake
Hsy 1, 7, Lebanon has accepted The
pastafats er the Christian church At
Maesn City, Ma. and has moved his
family to that place
Dave Telbsrt's barn IN the south
part Of town. burned " The ground
last Saturday night,
Mrs s. II Hinahapgsf Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Il, J lngefs6ll al Promise
City
Mrs, w, T. Meea and daughters
Pearl aud Adds, returned last wesl,
from their trip 10 the coast. having
/ been gone over two months
q, w, Atkins has sea the old Is n
| Atkins property 10 Mf, Whiteahaeh
whe has moved his family To same,
| Miss Grace f6rf,fk and Mrs, / NJ
Geffieh and daughter Neema, LEFT Men
| iaF for a tive weeks visit with fela
| tiyes III ottamwa.
! Homer Power ana wife returned las
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,4aasg.smo CENTER.

Fasg;titaad Gtansar,. Nov. Gll,-sfges ~.
& Grain, wiiso was lifgi,rat hast ~ssat
by q saail. 1T recovering ascsag
Mts. Lal,p Heaasg OF Eauleasse ilsss ~.
t4,nnsf 80 her mpm,s asssss few ttsas
visit With hsas sister, Mlts:. FraIIt Htnl
cry.
~ 80 Eiseisip NlsrS to Month English
hast 3ssak on % business ti,lSp.
Tas Ladies Aiit s,tesissg Will give q
atssassas aud ssspftar s5 5fs Gaaiiots,sG
Episcopal ciiaspan Thanksgiving night
The ODD dEaii@s dssiasfgfallT s,sr
Ssia,at this Easpatsats riseati8s evening
py ssrsfaase snapper IN 6ts litstefsg rir,n
aststss lodge
tbs ssfsccIs will give an s,pdsntas;p,
alasg ssih ala,tar ~ Jiass a.aa F,tttsas
evening. nS9s.. 81
ThiaGs VIII HE no services hsih mems
s,rsndsas sssas.sss ST gass Sss6stea5tn Cd
5lt.s new Fasssm titsanGh
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AisRe tss.ssss Fsss hss ssss sssas#sa

hf.R4 fyys.4sss,s si4ss ms Ss.ss sssassesS
10 rs sSfaS evening" IL SAaAs, A BUSINESS
Proposition! s#kA fe EasS ytaA aFje,
6sftssffy 8fl 81 vow, BUSINESS Faqesfss
MSFs taHa slh4fs, I SsfasTe F48f vow $50
4sI GlaiPsStHff bbIAsfstsss taasa tsHs alfs
atsssfaas 5ee#Aesa a iPPIt4AEsf4tsss a4,afa sfaA
4 GHsfs44f9 ys@f#Afs 1888 IL vsay sFfsJ
gSs a business 4qEfqq a4ssy .sys saA ~
fhYfassts gsFsaAss ~ s-s a4sy ss sless.
Fhe Christian BUSINESS sasts 8FB8ys
HIS ss EsesSS Ess tssssstssfasf
"ts IL FfIss SFhass IS IA & sfAsaqs t'sss.
hef, At2sg# he IL & 6a9sf faq5c9afttgfqs Gas,
He it fs #a9ga Gas Es4sfssssa BUSINESS
sass sdassfAss sfsx fsss ssa4 BUSINESS
Essfa works aass, s.s4 10y his 6@a sgtsssts..,
fssyaaasss, pqs tas ms glory a. MS Mss-
S4F, ~ Eas siAaas 2sffass,
f'hs s;lHfsa 81 Christ IL s. g4sfasss
9yessaafgssasea. nv S9;s 1 q. a4s ssSs.
asfHfse w9ss 10 SsFsefa4; III sss ssgaslss
RaASASfs 81 sfSseGafs, sac n mss a
asfafSs gsssss. the work 81 Christ is
q B4ssEsss $50 INV sgfssG sIa9FSF IS
sFessea 81 4 BsEsfRsss proposition
fpth@F4 sfs ssss gsffass proving mis-
To wafeB wtsa 10 e8fi ys#F ssts7assiitesis a
| Ffrss, GkfssssHsssy IL fEs BssS fEsRs ia
ehs wGrSa II sss 70 DO With s{l ssaas
| ia highest sEa a6sst IN sYsfy #ss 81
| wsss&H. | hsys asysf asss a ys9fs'
sentative OF = tsisfRsss ast4ss wsas
#satf hSs nv 10 t4ass vsa 7lf6k stss
MS sftisis ~ Hrs a. gees Wss HIS
Bsst tsasse #ss. sNs II sssss FsgFsseR
tsttys is a tfas sasfs, he #sass tbs tasss
jtas Ekss II ii Ssssissls ~ sB5sfa, 1Haa
Nc i'd net ashamed 10 represent IL IS
The bsss. II d sasa he's 70 sttsf tas
sYsgasist6h N jssFis re as6y fas s8fs
saas his has iEss ssst,
"ssssHaiy, ii IL inst which issHs Rasss
Rseasd sfafFE III f,ss wSFld #Rs# d
#sH has EsP sails s@Ha sssaiBE eRAs is
Bsedaa he aass Rst ksys ~ 6fssts &
market isf IL, isf tRs tsfkst IL thsfe$
all he bss 10 40 Is 10 BfsssRG his Prep
ssislsB. ,fhat IL ali tfiss tRs business
er Christ assas, a presentation,
Wants 6ii 10 Efs~ christianity,
Hfaifaiv, ths Master hiss is in his
sssFt tbsf mis- Is The asafsst thing III
lbs Wsfia and rs wants s5sfysHs ~
hear sf II what thea IL our position
dc tsis fsii88s els, his smBlsgssf WhsH
q hsass iastfHgts q travelling man 70
90 10 q fAbasfts LEGALITY what hsss he
ds9 He cess, not Bsesass he wants 70,
or BssaHss ne THINKS he tss5 as q good
business thsfs, Though thsss things
may he So. bal BssaHss his employer
wishes IL, II IL Is GhflsFs wish that
everyone should khsw OF this thing
tBat is ths bsst saa ths Hasst Rssdsa OF
| ali things, thal should be saffisisHt.
'Hsaftbis, what is being done FOR
| tie dissemination OF This Christianity
when il The best thing, lbs asst assa.
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WORSHIP OIL CANS.
b. WILLIS E. PARSONS TELLS
OF ssNs agsEs isSls FSsas
~ hssFFssh GSRsA
Interesting Msetiss o. aqs sfeSssfs
assa 81 81, hfass~ ~ s;sas n
tsss, s, II. sistsss=SisfeFSs Ms,
MisSissi Eisssss fssssasss,
ftsH wsaessssy. t2stss.:

ffsfF Wsflesasys t2sfky.
WAY sshtfefsaays; wy ffs ~ asfsf.s
sfR SSfss We as4sa8 ssfhsls ssas ~ sfI
AeHE Ras by siaA Standard OF 60, ssaa
fE aasay es&ss ore Hssfyss rae 80
tsssyH isg az 1858 ssH wAfs wsfs9sg.
Eiss tkAR9, Sid ~. Wills T.. Parsons,
gFEsiasfaE 8i PsFSsss egllsSs st ksif.
Esd, In Ais address sastafs sac meeting
af fha Brotherhood ri HE tfFsf Ffss,sy;
tsFtsR et2tifsE last evening fNias as@s.
iRg wss Asfd AZ me haas ~ ssastsf
s. IL. H&FRsy, 1917 ssFf. Es3aFf stFsss,
sRd wss fasfs than wefi attended.
A very interesting aFSgFsfs WAigA
eR sRa sas9ysa: Following tiis bro,
ss8s wss siasft business Hassttks, AZ
Which Eisfsa&s MeNi9hset wac alses-
ca treasurer sf tEs bf4tAsFA8Sa, filing
ne vacancy 1871 by The resignation ef
Fs fl Walks, #hS fsesatiy ISL tsf
Fsfg 6siilRs, asis
AZ the Business NESTING q molten
#ss tasssa unanimously, whereby
ths hHsWssfs OF the brotherhood e.,
pressed themselves IS af tRs opinion
that tiae Hieii N HE ehafeh did net a..
tsBa fhs Hia#ask prayer services rs
ttfey stastia aRa EHass %h8 @efs gfss'
aHt EXPRESSED q discrimination % AZ.
teaa tAess meetings iast IS sftsH as
Il #as bsssibie tor ths# 10 do 50:
Spirited ana EsfeefRi talks Wefs iaads
sa this subject By NJ. Il. Hutchinson,
#hs wa sponsor af the molten, 6, IL.
Bsaas, 81. II. II. stsits sfaa stAsfs.
Al he gtase III ttia business NESTING
refreshments #sfs ssfFsa.
The program vas sbeRsa Nv prayer
ny t1sV. T. Aaststsia Johnson, Bashaf
II the FIRST Conversational church.
Miss tssiiisa Halls then rendered q 70,
cal sole SO Risasiaeiy that she Wss
Teresa ~ respond u ati steafs.
a BUSINESS Proposition,
fHs president CT lbs brotherhood. i.
q! Hutchinson, nest introduced The
speaker Of HE evening, h his al
dress tn; Parsons said IN part
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HORSE TRADE BRISK.
Special Sale TUESDAY Largely PATRON
lied by Fresh Country Arrivals.

Chicago, nov. 22.--The special sale
yesterday was patronized with liberal
fresh country offerings which have In
creased the early receipts OF the week
az compared with week ago. The
attendance of outside buyers is Of In
creased volume, both from eastern and
southern quarters. and, under broader
demand, trade generally lis more active
at uneyenly stronger prices. Small.
smooth southerners flrmer under the
stimulus of broader orders and num-
Der of sales were closed at an advance
Of $2.5005.00 above the top prices
quoted last week, the range for tho
day being at $400105, with an occa-
sional offering of extra quality going
higher. The consignments Of drafters
are especially large for the special, but
the bulk of the entries will be offered
later In the day. Some of the consign-
menta have changed hands at retail at
fair prices. and as nanv of the Offer
ings are Of supreme weight and quail
ity fancy prices are expected to be
realized. Tho good to choice arrivals
moved freely at $180@315. with fancy
classes higher according to extreme
weight and quality. General trade Is
on better basis than last week, some
classes showing light gains at the fol-
Inwirp rrlcea.
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Eho,natah, sseaitt s,,tstses with AS-:s
ssssrsnsanss sister, NSas. q. ID. Gfun,sar
Hfd husband.
Es.r s1hi asss. Gitdte Sspfiir ware
4b,anifsahi visitors s,eesnaIieg.
,ittsnese stliinailt of @lssnnscsa. ssys,fr
Is,,nbts.@ with fgftaitss al tsf,a IIlsase,
Faaiss Detsa4essan end daughter Mss
ffRsst Ware, of Bbuatttahi, eSsree tsii.a
ssiesstss Saturday sam s,,itdtas or Mrs..
Giitiiitaa Norris msslts On tsfeait esss 10
:aiH Esaa Ei6sf wiftees t1iiey Nii,itkst
with Mes. B,tatsatssot
F@sN M ~ RtorRs, 81 Asfutltssnl, ct
tta1dsea cih,ntah au r.iiss tltaps lfeses es.
es,lsrg sISi was s4tssp Ifane On Sunday
saNatiftB
Win a4,lrassssfl or Efforts was g
E,altssap Visitor s,nfittas evening.
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ssLNMAs

FS,shEteStF Nt,ps kA.-%&fSy ~, ~ hSsE
sFsG Tuesday right, &8g, IL, "a asF
isttsaps short Sas SING .faa astf ff7slss
stf@sYa - hefs. 4 saasf f4ssfsi sefs
pf64 ~ss conducted 81 sfls hel3ss Nv
ssY. W, II. Sl8Gf, castor ~ ms Mssfly
tstsFsE EeEs6Sgsf church, Thursday
morning Fl TO eS6lSek, SITTER which fflz
Essf.ffasfss W4s f4sFs III shs ssRistsfy So
Igf# <syflEs. Mrs Gsss tsavss fi8e
ssF7tiaFF#FtsfsfR 10 ha6asfh f9ef loss, eHs 81
#hsfaf Is nv &, fat2asf Riaffisgs THIS
feePfR4fflfaRs four a4VA bss8 received into
fSfflss ~ Fsissfyss RHa friends. The
fl.GesG, Wills, wtis is Of sgs, viii make
His aSrsas vita ms T. M, Mccormick
family; tfas oily gil, gaish, viii taaks
flst HG98s 1855 fs8H6k with fIsf 5fals
sHE &4fss, Nj 4ffa Mrs. J6ssgti Me-
Dsf lfsf, fsl6 second sGfl. with Mr., atid
Mrs ~. w, 9fsAfss sra ms youngest
500 wfss M. sffa Mrs, j, NJ, Ebefiiffst
tfs tstifeh nesting conducted III the
congregational sfaafes Nv H3vs, ssihek
SIG LsHAf. Slsssd On Friday Night
ssAv, EsWsf, VINO wss accomplished tbs
EEst psss nv his #ifs, fstafnsa 10 tttsir
faatHs n AssR@y Saturday, tsy, and
Mrs ttswsf sfe HsIl .issd In tiis com
ftFAsaitY, wfsiGk would hsvs sjsalg kept
shssR kATs ishgsf II ttsy could but Esy,
lowers services wsfs necessary ~ his
s~R church. tts1, sis6s, willis ibis Is
His FIRST aep6ihtmsfst, is making many
fsisffas AflG laying tss foundation for
q vaibsBis taiBistsr Of ms gesbsi, Eeta
sssVs, L<5@sf sti Slssk are good sing
sfs stld assisted tbs NESTING much In
sAss way, Much sorrow is fstt NJ tbs
sudden closing Of the iaestiag, gpss
Gist services ere expected 10 begin la
tsf at tHs Msthedist church
Mrs Slack sbfnt q fsW dsys bsfs
last Wssk, returning % hsr keins 81
fI8fis On Tuesday sVsniag seaefapen-
isa BV Miss Liszis Ware. who 6stHs
beck Wednesday noon.
Mrs. HsRa Minis and thfss children,
1t AsaH6ksta, came Tuesday sVsHine
for 4 visit with Mrs sims' sfsthsr,
Charles Names and wits.
j. G. Locker wsnt 10 M6bsriv fuss
day for an examination as ari spsfss
TOT and Is now working At tbs Wsbssti
crossing between Trenton aHd Gala
lin, Mo, for the Wabash ana g.. +, 4
Il r. roads, Mr., Leakef wss formerly
running cut " Danviiis. III,
The Misses Mons Garner, 81 Bloom
| fisl1. ana Agnes T'fYs Of Wsss Grows
attended church hers Thursday evsfil
| ing ana rendered SONS fms dusts.
| Mrs, John Fleming. If Milwsbkss
| WIS, Is visiting her daughters. Mrs
| gfhes Conner ard Mrs MYTHS HoH
| nan and also her sens IN 9ttumws snd
ether fflends,
Barnett Dedd. Of Mihet, Colorado
returned home Thursday from visit
| hefs at the homes Of his mother, Mrs
Eetssy B9dd, and his brothers. William
aud Charles, and with 6thsf ffishds,
! Mfs, o. G, Eeil and son, Hay, spen
| Saturday III Agency. as tbs guests 81
Mrs. Bsli's stunt,
Mrs, James Hancock, who had spen
the past several weeks hefs At Thu
hane Of her daughter Mrs, irwin Hiss
returned TO her hons st queen City
Mo. Wednesday evening.
Miss Ora Thompson, who has beei
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wsek fsa@ a Glaflas MeasasS tsf2 Is sas
wsss6.
lsf. SAD Mfs as Gipsrg sss sac
ssasmts - a slsssggiiatst, gorn r&a.s
dag, &eas7sals,sa g.
Mas D. sSp6s ~ .ssss Lil9srsssif4s.s
pfs93tss with asss sisters, Mss. j., Fsssasy
Fi8tss sss pfas. 4. W. FsassisF.3ay q lew
ss8s Iaes8 @ssk.
&Ass aaf&.sss s,s,gs ass.s good weather
tFss sis,s5 B@S @sess fSr eesa sessasss.
iFAsy viii ssoa lie GistsfFssasgia II ssaas 10
Gellf3y
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GIRL CORN HuskER WINS PIANO.
Iowa Farmers Daughter Takes stake
Including Year at Musical School.

Manila, Nov. 22--On a wager with
her father, in which the stake was a
new piano and year at a Chicago
musical college, Alice Isen,inger, the
IS year old daughter of one of the
wealthy farmers in this vicinity, broke
the record by husking and cribbing
one hundred and thirty bushels be-
tween sunrise and sunset.
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Fairfield slas fore part of Bas week
Leaning sf.ss latter part &as Grand .Sr.sssa.s,
tlesa, Colo where they VIII locate
NJ aa.a tfns., IGfdlssSaaaks OF Es.s.ssgi..s-
a.ag msgs ha sssMa Friday.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Tuesdays Live stock Market in E

Tuesdays Live Stock Market In Bret.
Slim cattle supply includes few de-
sirable grades: market slow-~hulk
stendy---sonc lots weaker; packers In
different bidders--few export orders
range cattle offerings light-trade
steady; COW trade steady early--late
weaker; fat grades searce-caners fair
sale: bulls steady--calves gain early
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of business Transacted dur.
ing Week Ending Sept. Ii.

Estate Of Ann Mulpueen. Burlington.
VIII proved Agnes NJ. Mulaueen ap-
pointed administrative with the will an.
nexcd
Estate of Mary r. Peterson. Malone,
~ y. Lio,ns, to sell real estate grant.
cd.
Estate If William Charbonneau. Bur.
lington. VIII proved. JOAN +. Lavell ap-
pointed administrator with the Will an
'n.X,d, Elmer +. Davis and George w.
Dcb.rvillc appointed commissioners and
appraisers.
In re christopher g. Smith, Burlington
non COMPOSE Emily I Davis appointed
guardian; also. Emily I. Davis appoints
ed administrators.
Estate of Bridget Tanner, Colchester.
Alice kennedy OF StAlbans appoined ad.
lministratrIx.
Estate OF Georguottc Fields, Burling.
ton. Wllur Fields appointed administra.
tor; ". : Peck and J. A. Kelley cons
missionors and appraisers.
Estate Of Augustine PORTER. Colchester.
AdministratriX settlement made.
In re Henry +. IIickok's estate Crustl
Annual settlement Of the trustee filed.
In the matter OF Rose Johnson, Rurling-
ton minorJ Fred G. Webster appoint.
cd guardian.
$50 " " ''a''
Asher f. Hall of North Wiiston and
" w."
In rc Gilbert Culver. burlington CnsaineH
49, ~,
~ '''e ",,''' 3D. N'"''", i,'N''"o''"'
Wv '> '''o eNN"
'"' w wv 90 "'.'' ''"''', "'""'
",'n, ,'.,' -. '''e"ot
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spending several days with her sister,
Miss Carrie Farnsworth. --Cleon orion
has taken the contract of Nichols and
Parker 20 got tho material for the
principals house at the Bellows Acad-
cmy.-Mrs. John Kcndrick has returned
from Providence, r. Mrs. Piamvsa
Ballard Is spending n few days with mis-
sister. Mrs. Crown. of ST. Albars-
Charles Hubbcll and family will move
to ST. Adams this week. where they viii
mako their home.--George Kcnhcld and
william Trombly went Tuesday to St
Adams to serve as jurymen.--A. u. Dee
man has returned from the sea shore
Mrs. Beeman will spend some time with
her sister in Michigan Mrs. $. H.
Phelps has returned home from Foston
after spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Hewins.-Mr. and Mrs
Nichols If Montreal are the guest of J.
RI. KugGcs. Mrs. Nichols will be re-
mcnnbcred as Mrs. Mimic Buck.-Miss
Jessie Buck of Montreal will attend
school at the Bellows AcaGeny.--The
Rev. Mr.. Weeks preached at the Baptis,
Church Sunday morning, and MIR. and
Mrs. Weeks spoke in the evening. 'rhey
will leave I}ostor September 81 for
Burma. MIR. and Mrs. Hobart Leach,
Miss Mary tfford and Crvilla Pierce at
tended the Baptist association at Mont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
ENOSBURGH.

The various schools in town reopcned
Monday. September II. The teacher at
the Centre is May II. Leach North Enos-
burgh Matte I. Chapman; East Enos-
burgh. Mary F. Nevins: Woodward neigh
oorhood, Mary Il. Nichols; Sand Hill.
Robert Sherwood West Enosburgh Sara
NJ. Scott: Wright school, Zoa Marcctt;
Bordovile. Kate L. Chaffee: Austin
school, Cora A. Orr; Samsonvillc, Eunicc
Murphy. Several of the school houses
In town have been sadly in need of re.
pairs and now are by the directors or
ders being sningled. painted and made
more comfortable MFR. and Mrs O. r.
Remington and son, who have been in
town a few dsys. returned 10 Sheldon
Junction Tuesday. Mr.. Remington goes
back to New York Thursday. Mrs. Rich
ardson and son. Harold. will stay in Shell
don and Enosburgh few weeks longer 49,
Miss Julia Gilbert. who has been studying
music in St Adams for some time. went
Saturday to Boston where she will pur-
sue her studies in vocal music.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14

with friends in Huringto n.---Mrs Maud
Hogaboom and family returned from
Georgia Thursday accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Kate Shcan.--A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs G.. .. Wright Sum
day morning.. II. Pierce and George
w. Reynolds are attending county
court as grand and petit jurros Mrs,
Addie Duclos and Mrs. Jane Bates, who
have been seriously i'll, are somewhat
improved--Jamcs Dudley. who has
been spending a week with Mrs Jane
Vincent. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Dudley will remain for n time
longer.-The Rev G. G. Adams and
family. who have been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson.
returned to their home in fIinesburgh
Wednesday The village schools OMEN
ed Monday with the following teach
ers; Principal, C. J.. Jordan; inter-
mediate and primary. Misses Edyth
Hayden and Edith Olmstead-Mrs.
Sturtcvant and Eva Gates Of East Fair
field called upon friends here Sunday
and Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14
ST. Adams.


Inc hoafu on sc"o"l COMMISSIONERS
held special meeting At the city clerks
ONCE Saturday evening and voted to ap-
point Miss n. Mertie Bradley of Fair
teld as teacher 81 scie'i'" ana elocution
at salary OF so9'' MISS bradley, VINO
succeeds Miss NIola baker resigned,
is splendidly adapted Tor the POSITION
being GRADUATE OF the state Normal
school at johnson, holding life Ger
uhcat', ana mas 'aushl win huch sui
cess for the past y years in the Perkio-
men Seminary At fennsburg, fa'' ana
also III the Northampton, Mass" h'sn
school
The first death NJ the Warner Horne
for Little Wanders during the q years
eEistenc. If that worthy institution, oc-
CURED on FRIDAY h'Eh,, wheh GEORGE
Kenneth Logan thr"o-y"ar-old inmate.
died of consumption IN" chiid was 'he
youngest at the nom" ANA had been
there just half ms NE hriet tuherai
service was held from IN" nom" at Zen
o'clock Saturday morning, the Rev. l'r.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Funeral services for the youngest child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calum Niles was held at
their home September r. Mr.. Newton
officiating .-Robcrt Busterd has gone to
the mountains in Canada for his health.
His stay viii be indefinite. as the doctors
tell him he must not stay here.-k.dgar
Haynes Will move his family from Al
burgh Center next month. He has rented
the north part of Mr. Bustards house.
Miss Marion Mills and Miss Mead have
gone to Swanton to attend school. They
nave "A room at Mrs. Towards and Will
board thcms Ives. John Lyndon of Cali
fornia Is visiting his sister. Mrs. Willis
Sweet and daughter. who have spent the
summer here have gone to Poughkecpsic,
n. Y, for the wintcr.-Guy Haynes has
gone 10 burlington and PIattsburgh.
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GEORGIA.

The Revs. c. W. Clark and Thomas
Adnms exchanged services Sunday
Special meetings arc boing hold at the
ter of st. Adams ard tho Rev a NJ
Ford Of st. Adams Bay are assisting.
The town School opened Mondny Of
last week. Three Of the teachers are
new to tho work here. At tine Center
Miss I.aoarec has the academy school
and Miss Eva Nacomber the other
The funeral of Francis Wing was held
from his late home saturday. The Rev.
G w. Clark officiating. Mrs. c. w.
Clark ms returned from Lyndon. where
she slen. nearly two weeks with her son,
the Rev. " illam c. Clark The an
rual memorial missionary tea gwen by
the ladies of the Congregational Church
was held at Mrs. c. w. Clark's.
Tho funeral services of the late Fcanci,,
King were held at his home Saturday.
September .. AT one o'clock. the Rev.
Charles Clark officiating The bearers
were three sons, Hiram. Fred and Joseph.
and a grandson. Henry King. The burial
was In the East Plain cemetery Florence
hayden and Grace Wood are attending
the Bellows Free Academy at Fairfax
u. " Hathaway of Middlebury is visiting
his nephew. Ira II. g. Fairbanks. -rhe
Rev. G. w. Clark preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning, September TO- in
exchange with the Rev. Thomas Adams
The Ladies Mission Circle Of the Baptist
Church will meet at the parsonage Satur-
day afternoon, September 49,
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

A daughter was born Friday Septom-
ber s to Mr.. and Mrs. Flv Gedder. Mrs.
Gedder was formerly Miss Clara Nit
ci,3ll. Mabel Gates LEFT for Franklin
Saturday. where she viii teach this fall
in the Hubbard district Thomas r.
Male, an aged and much respected ciii-
zen, suffered a severe stroke of paraly-
sis at his home THURSDAY ard hes in a
critical condition Mrs Eva Gates went
10 Washington. d. G.. Tuesday. where
she will remain durinE the winter
Sarah Morrill, is attending school in
Fairfax. -'rhe village school opened Mon
day morning with l.. Grover Chase. Miss
Eossic Prinsle and Mis-. Wirola Morcy
as teachers Mrs. Frank Leach is to
teach the c0rnng term of school in Her
rick.-1ha many friends IN this town Of
the Roy Ncrrdlth o. Suuth of Montreal
former rector OF II Pein1bas Churc H.
East Fairfield. ar, much pleased to learn
of his marriage S"ptcr,ber to Miss
Caroline Brooks Grcenc of Sin. ldon -
The sufferers from hay lever are glad to
started for the West Monday night and
will be absent several weeks in the in
tercst of large maple sugar firm 900
Mrs II l.. Cato. who has been visiting
friends and relatives In Franklin for the
past few weeks, has returned IL hor
home here. Quite an amount of stock
was sold and CARED her Monday.
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WEST ENosBURGH.

l'r. and Mrs. Adcibert Hubbell of Haver-
mn, Mass. are visiting Or. Hubbelrn
parents, Nh, and Mrs. Oscar Huhbell. =
Mrs. a. l.. McAllister has returned homJ
from carriage drive through St Adams.
Georgia and HiGhgate.-Miss Mary Saw
yer of Georgia, who has been visiting here
for two weeks has returned home-Schoo,
in this place opened Monday with Miss
Sara NJ. Scott of Milton as teacher.-Miss
Myrtle Walbridgc is home from brigham
Academy because of fitness Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Murray visited at the home Of
T.. j. Shameraw in Hill West Sunday
y. T. Whitcomb has sold his valuable
driving horse Dandy" for $3.50 Ellis
worth u. Cushman also has sold hi,
diver receiving 500 for him. III, hoes, :
were purchased by II. II. Best, who has
sold them outside the state