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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-01-19
SILVER LAKE.

Many readers Of this paper, not only IN
this vicinity, but some who are now resi-
dents and subscribers in other states, will
BE- interested and glad to know that Judge
Howard IS improving in health, but not SO
fast as many might wish.
Nelson Howard is probably as well OF
better known than almost any man ever
IN Barnard. Springing from a race noted
for their quick. ready wit and sharp rem
artee, the judge sustains and often im-
proves upon the reputation Of the older
members. We all hope to see him pull
through the winter, trusting that warm
weather will give back his cheerful COM
partnership.
A kind, good letter from Dennis S. Brig
ham, now Of Brattleboro, expresses his
sympathy for the judges sickness, trust
ing that he may receive help from the
prayers OF Restorationists, OF which Bro.
Brigham is Jealous member, having
himself received great benefit. Dennis
was native and a long respected citizen,
both In church and town affairs. His
generous heart still retains an interest in
his old Barnard friends.
A jolly aud cheerful letter to the Judge
from Or. Gardner Cox OF Holyoke, Mass,
written IN the doctors most felicitous
style, deplores the depletion OF Barnard
when the noted ones leave for parts I'M
known. We suppose it seems to Dr. Cox
that when one Of his old friends passes
away 1t leaves q place not readily filled,
and perhaps not to him, but the same
stream that filled the buckets now empty
ing will, in its revolving turns, load again
Never IN the writer's remembrance
which extends back a good many years,
mas there been a better or more ambitious
set OF young industrious farmers than peo-
pie the hills Of Barnard today. Notwith-
standing man who was emigrating slid,
III live to be an old man / shall a
barnard grown to weeds and bushes~
The child is not born yet that viii see
such a change.
Judge Nelson Howard is thankful. and
u makes him happy 10 be remembered so
kindly by his old friends, as the shadows
lengthen.
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RoxsuRY.

Mrs. John Crofts is i'll.
Mae Ellis was i'll last week.
Nina Brown is visiting in Barre.
Howard York was in Randolph las
week.
H. Frances Hanlon visited in Mortified
/ last week.
Mary Butterfield was in Montpelier one
4 day last week.
| May Bell of East Granville is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. E. w. slayton and Dorothy are
| visiting in Barton.
Mrs. D.B.Howe aud Wayne of Mortified
we're in town last week.
Frank Porter of Gaysville spent Sunday
with Harvey Richardson.
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
ana Mrs. Arthur Dunsmoor.
F. A. Fits was in Randolph last week.
While there he purchased horse.
School closed on the Warren road Tues
day, With Frances Hanlon as teacher.
Miss Lefe Dunsmoor OF Burlington is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. DunsmoOr.
NJ f. Cram was in Middlebury Wednes-
day OF last week to attend the bee keepers
meeting. He was reelected president.
Miss Jessie Stanton. who is attending
school at Randolph Center, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. s.
Stanton.
Rev. w. r. Stewart OF Boston is holding
revival meetings at the Congl church.
The meetings OF this week are on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings.
Alma Huntley entertained the Ladies'
circle and the Mite society at the home OF
w Il. Dunsmoor last week Wednesday.
Geo. Roys took load from the village. j.
z. smith was there with his gramophone.
Owing to the bad weather, there were but
a few present.
Our community was shocked and
grieYed the first Of last week TO learn OF
the sudden death in Boston of fEthelyn
Heath Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett spent sew
aral years Of her life IN town, and left
many friends here who mourn her loss and
extend sympathy to the bereaye6 family, |
The funeral was held from the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Heath, parents OF the |
deceased, in Bethel Saturday.
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EAST BARNARD.

+. l. Graves is able to sit up again.
Jennie Miller spent Monday night al
Elmer Davis.
Geo. sDensmore began work at West
Hartford Monday.
Jennie Miller lost the water at her barn
Saturday by freezing.
Mino Harris visited his sister at Dewev's
Mills day or two last week.
Mrs. Porter of Gaysville returned to Ella
6ambeil the first Of the week
Jason Abbey visited his father and
brother tn Randolph last week.
Mrs. Dunn aud Mrs. Frank Graves were
in Woodstock one day last week.
G. a. Dyke has purchased a new saw rig
and circular saw Of II. a. Daniels.
Hal GRmhCll and Ada Bride visited in
North Sherburne and Rutland last week
Mrs. Amos Leavitt and SON. Arthur. Wis
lied al Ella 6Hmbell's one day last week.
Sunday morning was a cold one. the
mercury running as low as D degrees here.
Mrs. Hattie Graves and SON and Mr..
Chase visited at c. Frank Graves recently.
Chas Dow and daughter went TO Tuu-
bridge Saturday TO get his aunt, Mrs.
Tucker,
Afford Buchanan and wife and Andrew
Buchanan have left the shanty and gone
to Hayerhill, n. II.
The w. c. r. e. meets with Mrs. Ed
ward Miller next Saturday at D. no. All
members please be present.
The Willing Workers meet At Ebert
Miller's Thursday evening, Feb. ID. A
good program is being prepared and it is
hoped that a large number will be pres
ent.
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sTRAFFoRp.

@. NJ. Moore was in Sharon Tuesday oil
/ last week.
Mrs. Susan Hyde has been quite ill the
/ past week.
George Harding is spending a week with
his parents.
II. f. Fox was in Sharon last week
! Wednesday.
Fred Preston has been i'll and confined
to the house.
Miss Edith scribner is with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Hayward.
j. II. Moore went Tuesday to Provi-
dence, r. l., for the winter.
Miss Elsie Nelson OF Concord, n. H.. il
spending a week with Mrs. Frank Hard
ing.
Mrs. g. r.. Chandler went Saturday to
spend few days with her mother in
Plainfeld.
William Turner was notified by telegram
last week Wednesday of the serious illness
of a brother.
A meeting of the STAFFORD Creamery
association was held Tuesday evening az
the sehoolhouse.
Mrs II. +. Fox, Mrs. Hiram Fulton and
Mrs. Cass went last week Wednesday to
Randolph to spend few days with a sis
ter.
W. P. Stone spent Wednesday and
Thursday OF last week attending the meet
ing Of the Vermont Dairymen's associa.
ton in Montpelier.
very pleasant gathering was held
last Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hathorn. Dancing was
enjoyed till late hour.
Charles A. Mowry died Monday, Jan. s,
at his home in East Providence OF typhoid
pneumonia. Many OF the younger people
Of the town we're well acquainted with Mr..
Mowry, he having spent mis- vacation in
this town several summers.
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sTockBRlDGE.

| +. Il. Barnes was in Bethel Saturday.
q. B. Fish was in Woodstock recently.
Miss Edna Green is working in sher.
burne.
Fred Neff was in Granville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Etfie Holland was in Woodstock
last week.
Claude Chamberlin was on the sick list
last week.
?. W. and Charles Green were in Gran
vile Saturday.
II. G. Allen of Randolph visited at G. B.
Fish's recently.
Rev. I. 5. Hubbard is in poor health, but
is able to be out.
Hiss Stafford OF Gaysyille was the guest
OF Miss Josie Mills over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Odette OF Bristol
have been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Frank Kezer OF Rochester called on
Mrs. Carl Neff Wednesday OF last week
John Barnes has finished work at Frank
Davis and is now working for David Ev-
erett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Patnode and son, Joe,
are visiting in Lincoln and Bristol this
week.
Edward Lawrence of Hubbardton spent
several days last week with Mrs. Emeline
Lawrence.
Ferda Fish OF Randolph il spending
some time in town, the guest OF his broth
err, c. b. Fish.
A. +. Baker received news THURSDAY of
the death OF his cousin, Mrs. William
Mason, OF Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Effie Holland and Mildred have
been spending several days with her ia
Their, A. c. Chamberlin, in Gaysyille.
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SOUTH TuNBRIpeE.

Allen Smith spent Sunday at his home
here.
A. n. Alexander, who has been very sick
recently, is improving rapidly.
Nellie G. Howe spent Saturday and Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Folsom,
Mrs. Amelia Goodwin spent a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kenworthy recently.
Mrs. Scott Towers brother, Royal Fas-
sett, OF Bethel made her short visit last
week.
A. J. Wills has been entertaining the
prevailing distemper, but is better at this
writing
The young people from this way attend
ga the surprise party given Luke G0ss 81
his home Friday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Osgood OF East Randolph
spent Saturday and Sunday with her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. n. Alexander.
Chester Dodge, ST., and James X. Howe
were IN Quechee couple of days last week
TO attend the auction OF George Emery
Miss Bessie Ryder went home on Friday
70 East Randolph, returning Sunday to A.
y. Alexander's, where she is boarding
TINS winter during her term Of school,
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NEWS FROM NEIGHB0RING TOWNS.
Events of Local Interest Cleaned By Our Corps
of Correspondents.
TuNRRIpoE.

Miss Edna Sleeper is at work at Ber
fuckers.
J. d. Ballou Of Chelsea was in town las
Saturday
Winnie Rowell is home from South
Royalton.
Clarke Smith has been more comfortable
for a few days.
II. NJ. Wires Of Randolph is visiting at
DR.. Hayward's.
Fred Slack Of Hanover was in town the
first Of the week.
There will be no services at the Cong'l
church next Sunday.
Miss Harriet Hayward returned from
! Concord last Friday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Luther Blanchard Of Rox-
/ bury are at Walter Hubbard's.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan OF STRAIT
ford were at Mr.. Peabody's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kibbee Of Lyme,
n. H., spent Sunday at Milton Kibbee's.
Mrs Walter Hubbard installed the Off
GERS Of the w. r. c. last Saturday after
noon.
f. L. Clark had five more horses and
three more men come last week to work
for him.
Mrs. Betsey Ordway, who had been
returned to VIII Hoyt's last Friday.
Mrs. Lizzie Rowell has been in South
Royalton the past week caring for her
daughter, Ida, who has been quite i'll.
The G. +. society will meet with Mrs
Charles Sargent this evening. All invited.
Topic, "Am ] My Brothers Keeper p
Rev. Mr.. Fisher of Derry, n. H.,
preached here last Sunday. He was
guest at Charles Sargent's over Sunday.
Mrs. William Danforth and son, Robert,
went to Norwich Saturday to be present at
her fathers birthday, who was s. years
Old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kibbee OF Harris |
vile, Mich, are visiting his brother, Mill |
ton Klbbee, whom he had not seen for /
eleven years.
About 90 Of the friends OF Luke Goss |
gave him a surprise last Friday night. The I
evening was pleasantly spent in games and /
dancing. Refreshments were served.
The annual roll call and church dinner
were well attended. Letters were read 4
from Rev. Edward and Mrs. Sargent and |
several others who were unable to be pres
emf
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WEST HARTFORD.

Erwin Newton arrived home Saturday
for an indefinite stay.
Emma Nutting is in Sharon keeping
house for Hiram Snow.
Don Wheeler and wife have gone to
their farm in West Norwich.
West Roberts OF Pomfret recently
visited at DR.. j. w. Watson's.
Mamie Doubleday visited in Bethel and
South Royalton the first OF the week.
Mrs. J, W. Watson spent a few days
last week with her mother in Hanover.
Charles Perry was called to Hanover
Saturday by the serious illness Of his
mother.
Leland and Mamie Doubleday we're in
Taftyille Friday to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Seaver.
Charles Perry and Mrs. Herman Jillson
we're in South POmtret Tuesday to attend
Mr.. Perry's mothers funeral
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the vestry
Thursday afternoon, and there Will be a
necktie and apron supper in the evening.
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PtTTsFIELD.

W. X. Ellis was in Rochester Saturday,
George Nichols was in stockbridge sun
day.
w. G. Lamb was in Rutland last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Nina Lilley Of Barnard visited At
Bert Browns recently.
Mrs. Geo. Brigham entertained several
friends Friday evening.
Miss Ellen Clifford of Rochester snent
Sunday and Monday in town.
Bert Brown and son, Theodore, were in
Woodstock the first Of the week.
Pearl Holland and friend, Miss KNIGHT.
OF Rutland were at Frank Durkee's a dav
last week.
Mrs. Bessie Stringham Of Rutland il
with her sister, Mrs. Norman FIdeld for
some time.
Rev, ". n. Roberts and wife spent sav-
eral days last week in Woodstock and
Brownsville.
Mrs. Geo. Davis and Mrs. Guy parman-
ter we're in StockbrIdee last week 10 heIp
care Tor the family Of Frank Davis who
have been quite i'll.
Truman Parmeuter, former resident Of
this place, died at the home OF his son.
Alstine Parmenter, in Rochester Jan. 1gtb
aged - Years. The body was brought to
this place Saturday, Jan. IA, and the fu-
neral was held in the NJ. f. church at
O'Clock p. M, Rev Mr.. Douglas OF Roches-
ter officiating. The interment was in the
village cemetery. Among those from out
Of town who attended the funeral we're
Lorenzo RaFmenter Of Saratoga. n. Y.
Byron Parmenter Of Rutland, Foster Par
menter and James Oney OF Randolph. Al
slime Parmeuter and family and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harvey OF Rochester and Mr.. ma
Mrs. Plumley Of sherburBe.
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vERsHIRE.

There was dance at the village Frida
night.
Mrs. Theron Dow is i'll and confined t
her bed.
Mr.. Allis is working for Martin & soE
in their chair stock mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parker had all o
their children with them at New Years.
A good deal OF lumber is being draw
from here to Mr.. Beams mill at West Fair
lee.
Henry A. Parker, who came TO spenC
/ New Years with bis parents, has returned
/ to Fitchburg, Mass.
| There was creamery meeting Monday
evening, Jan. I'd. The creamery paid Csc
/ for November butter.
James Straw has taken his horse homg
from Chelsea, where il has been since it,
runaway experience Of last week.
Some from here attended the drama Civ
en- By the graduating class OF Thetford
academy at Post Mills Monday night.
The creamery ice house is being filled
with ice from Fairlee lake. Mr.. Sargent
has the job Of cutting, drawing ana
packing the same.
viii Orr has been unfortunate in losing
one Of his work horses some time ago, and
since then a fine 2-yeaf-Old colt, which be
had recently purchased.
The Thursday night prayer meeting last
week was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Powers. The Wednesday night
prayer meeting this week is at the home
Of Miss Clara Fuller at Vershire Center.
Mrs. Spear, widow of the late Moses
Spear, died at her home near Corinth and
was buried by the side OF her husband IN
the Nershire village cemetery. Mr.. and
&
yershire and highly respected.
Thompson Banker, for many years
resident and honored citizen OF Vershire.
died Dec. 25 at the home OF his daughter
in-law at Post Mills. The burial was in
the family lot in the South Nershire GENE
terry. His age was over 50 years.
We have to chronicle the death OF
another who used to live among us. Mrs
Charles Dow died recently at East Barn
ard and her body was taken to Chelsea for
burial. She left husband and children.
also brothers and sisters, to mourn her
loss.
The first lyceum OF the winter was held
At the village schoolhouse Thursday even
ing, Jan. 8, Rev. Mr.. Mason and Mr.
fhurber being the leading dsputants on
he question "Resolved that the mind Of
Woman is inferior to that OF man, It |
VAS decided in the affirmative on the !
weight OF argument. Fred Straw gave
pleasing musical selections on his graphic |
phone, and a gentleman stopping in the |
llace added greatly to the entertainment |
~ speaking several pieces, which were
much applauded. The next lyceum Is to |
,e held Friday evening Of this week.
X. w, Barrett, who had been in falling
health for some time, died very suddenly
t the home OF his daughter, Mrs. II. c.
Crimson, when he and Mrs. Barrett were
pending the winter. The immediate
ause of his death was pneumonia. Mr..
Barrett had long been leading and high
Y respected citizen OF Vershire, holding
many offices OF trust, being town clerk for
number OF years and captain OF the
1lnes for long time, In his death, the
own loses an honored citizen and the
in which he resided a kind
nd obliging neighbor. He left a wife
ne daughter and a granddaughter and
ne brother in this country He came
,om England in early life and has many
alatiVes there.
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sHERsuRNE

Mrs. Simon Sawyer is failing.
Ed "a. . bruce went to his home in Wood.
Edward Elliot Of Chittenden will 49,,
h In " ~ this place next Saturday eye5in,
DAVID 6.. Rorison aud daughter. Lana,
n Plttsteid were at Ralph Plumiev5s q IA =
pi ~; ana Mrs Mrs. Ralph Plumley went n
Of her father, Truman Parmentegr1' r. funeral
A party Of young peorls snrr,-4.-, -,
=. DAVIS last Friday night. me sq,a,,.' W.
"a as Spent ~ dancing and playing gs,lal
Os as. and coffee were served "s games
yy ne ladies ,cs Aid met at Mrs u &
~ .i ~ last Thursday and elected oifics-.
Ia Cn- -. s,1 nonths;-President. Mrs.
rratt treasurer, Mrs. ]. IS ba 80 a, +.
tary, Mrs. H. E. Wilson i>a'Asi secre-
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LITERARY NOTES
The Chautaunn..

A valuable map OF the VA
East serves as frontispiece. me iar
cription OF the Zemstvos ana Il sood de-.
is found in Highways and Bv@ aer work
many other events OF the Az rs and
eussed in this department WIS aie dis.
Heryey contributes a very i "ailef L
paper, entitled "The Changes IN it,sss IN.
mon School Curriculum aFne w gon.
the Industrial Revolution i M stesn l and
Ogg. Hamburg, Kiel, LubeckB ~ rae l.si
Well worth taking a "Reading ~ eitles
70. THE Play Movement IN tieygal.ey
Is profuseIy Illustrated. "Beethoga11 aiiy
It's als Music mas iine portrait Of 5 ana
ture of Tolstoi. These are ali 80 PIC
papers. "Evergreensn belongs a. y ls,3sEsant
Studvn series. N Nature
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Why Don't You team shorthans7

stenography Is now 50 important fac
tor IN business and affords SO good a v0cs-
ton that it will be interesting to note that
the average time required last year TO ha-
ish at Hickox's Shorthand School, Copley
square, Boston, was six and a half
months. This is brief time In which 10
thoroughly learn shorthand at a good
school, for II must be borne in mind, this
Is the leading shorthand school In the
country, and the standard OF efficiency Is
higher there than elsew here; still the cost
Is not excessiye-Sl5 a month. In other
words, smart young women or men at an
outlay OF about one hundred dollars can
learn in half year, and learn well, busi-
ness by which they can at once be sure Of
earning good livelihood. The theory, Y
essons, can be learned as well By mail as
rally, the cost being u . lesson.
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BARNARD.

Edgar and Charles Hathorn have dis
solved partnership.
Mrs. II. A. Wood is confined to her
house with a severe cold.
DR.. Joseph Bowman Of Royalton was at
w. C. panfprthis day last week.
William Wells went the first OF the week
to Waterbury to act as porter in the asy-
lum.
Richard Macy OF North Hartland visit
ed his sister, Mrs. George Chadwick, re-
Gently.
Miss Carrie Tucker was at home from
Hartford over Sunday, returning the first
Of the week.
The board Of civil authority met last
week to abate taxes, and one heavy tax
payer was released from double taxation.
None of the divorce cases from here were
taken up at this term OF court, as was eX-
pected. All will 60 over till the June
term.
Fred spaulding, who has been saving
about the village with bis gasoline engine,
broke his saw and has sent It away for re-
pairs.
There will be a sociable at the Town hall
Friday evening, Jan. 20. Entertainment:
q variety Of games, agreeable TO all. From
s to II.
Stanley Putnam has lost his colt, Chris
tophef. bY Young Alexander, Win aistem-
per. This colt paced over the ice, showing
up we'll.
o. d. Myrick and wife Of Claremont. n,
H., were here last week on business aud
expect 10 soon dispose Of their place here
in the village.
Melvin Cox is one OF our farmers who |
believes in the care Of the forest. Such
work as he is doing on his land should in
duce others to do likewise.
Chester Cady is out with a good-looking .
John Wilkes 4-year-old "Chet." says,
You have got to give me the road when
you see me coming" Although what hair
Is left on his head is quite grey, "Chet."
has lost none OF his old-time courage.
While William Soule was putting an axe
onto a helve, a piece from the axe broke
off, striking him in the lip, penetrating
about two inches, taking an upward
course. Doctor Hubbard thought best
not to cut it out, as it would leave quite
mark in bis face.
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No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed by the
use OF hodol Dyspepsia Cure. II gives the
stomach perfect rest by digesting what
YOU eat without the stomach's aid, The
food builds up the body, the rest restores
the stomach to health. You don't have
TO diet yourself when taking Kodol Dye
pepsia Cure. j. ID. Erskine OF Allenrlllg
Mich, says, Il suffered heartburn and
stomach trouble for some time. My sis.
ter-ln-iaw has had the same trouble and
was not able 70 eat for six weeks. She
llyed entirely on warm water. AFTER
taking two bottles OF Kodol Dyspepas
cure she was entirely cured. She nov
eats heartily and is in good health. ] am
gao 70 say hodol gave me instant relief
Sold by f. +. Bryan.
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HANcock

Mrs. II. +. Flint has been quite poorly
for the past week.
e. ]. Fisk has blood poison in one Of
| his feet.
Mrs. Elmer Goodyear is seriously in
with paralysis and complicated troubles.
The town liquor commissioners viii
meet at the town hall Saturday, Jan. -.
Mills are running at fun blast and tbou-
sands Of feet Of logs are being hauled
daily.
Mrs, Mlrandy Brown died Jan. 9th at
East Bethel. She was a longtime resident
OF this town. Funeral services we're held
last week Wednesday at East Bethel
The remains were brought here Thursday
for interment.
Mr.. Thurston, section boss on the
Rochester railroad, started from Braintrea
Monday morning with team Tor Roch-
ester. lie struck the OK bow too fun and
was thrown out; the horse went on
Ihurston followed to Hancock, distance
OF four miles, but did not find the team
Question: what became Of it?
Ladies hair work Mrs, n. n. RFAN
100 Upham ST., Melrose, Mass,
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WEST FAIRLEE

Lurana Dearborn has gone to New York
for awhile.
Mrs. Morey is staying at win Bemis' fol
few weeks.
Mr.. Manley has sold one OF his gray
horses to Ned George.
Mrs. VIM. Paul is feeling somewhat bet
ter than she did awhile ago.
W. II. Godfrey and son are having the
old Howard office fitted up for a meat
market.
Stickney Ward and wife attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Wards grandfather, Mr.,
Wilson, at Corinth last week.
Mr.. Perkins is still very sick. He has
been falling for some time, and ii isSfeared
that he will never be any better.
Mrs. Haven is i'll, with very little hone
OF even partial recovery. She had a shock
last Sunday afternoon and has hemorrhage
of the brain.
Miss Louisa Washburn, who visited
Mrs. L, A. Dearborn's family last sum-
mer, Is now confined to her bed at her
home IN Manchester, n. H., and is not ex-
pected to live long.