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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-11-27
CHAPTER vi.

- tERCE emotions are necessarily
NJ transient, but for the hour they
exhaust the psychic capacity.
~ Tie snilor had gone through
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EAST MIDDLEBUHY,

Chailos y. Partridge died AT his home
in this village Munday morning, Novcm-
bcr 20. The funcial services were held
from his late residence Wednesday At .
p N.
Tho Misses HoSWo1h of Bristol were
guests at A. \. Boardnlan's last Friday
nigit.f. a. f'arr was in Rutland Ii 81
veok.--Mr. anI Mrs. James Manncy re-
Gently visited friends IN nd.-Mre u;
q. Smith recently went t. s.. Albans.
whore She will snen', the Wiutcl with nor
daughter. Mrs. H. NJ Nash.-Airs Ahnni,
Emo has returned after spending soV,la,
weeks with h"r dInghter in New itaVrn.
Corn.-Milcu 5. Atwood has cn3cr.o lii.
Vermont Business Culloe. at Brrlingt,nl. -
Mrs +. Mahon of Burlington was II guest;
at l.. u. i;ra. .uu..''s ia" hlat AZ tie.
week. Iic Rev. j. y. Goodine las re-
tlnn 4 af:"r an nhsc.Ic" Of two w.c l,s and
occupied his usual place in the pulpit at
the Methodist Church last Thursday.
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GRANVILLE

Mi ;ttrl Mr.. /. Kent Of West Salisbury
hnN" been visiting at :. H. Ncut's .or q
few days. Mr.. * mt ais" went 40 RAN
dolE and White River Junction.- Frank
iIunu.N met with Il Ininfdl .ccidcn: re
Gently. He was ridiug in the hors, pow s..
Which WIS ioa1cd or a slod Ini seeing
that it was tipping oyer jumped To save
hms' II but th. power hit him on the heel
'iii Nlr2 his loo; into tn" Inlld Whei. it
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R1PT0N.

The funeral of Mrs. Myron Hamilton
was held at her late home Sunday at two
o'clock interment in the Cook cemetery
Mrs Myron Hamilton. who has been sick
for several weeks died Friday. She leaves
a husband. who is in very poor health.
daughter. Miss Jennie. and n son. John.
of Massachusetts, besides brother and
sister, both of this place.-The Rev. ]. u.
Gooding has so far recovered from his
severe illness as to be able to resume his
duties as pastor of the Methodist Church.
George Clark Of Rochester was in town
Sunday.-Mrs. Homer Noble IL spending
the week with her brother ana family in
Rochester.-At the election Of officers for
tho Sunday school at the Methodist
Church Sunday W. y. Huntley was elected
Homer Noble. assistant
superintendent: Miss Agnes Billings, sec
retary and treasurer-Miss Ethel Billings.
organist; Alison Billings. librarian. The
young people of this place have started an
Epworth League socioty.-Mrs. Preston
E.an fsl from load of hay recently
striking Oh hor head ana shoulders bruis
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FAREWELL TO LAMSON.
I.nrprI> Attended Reception rendered
h, Montpelier People.

Montic ii"r New. -. The reception ton
,i.rod TIA. Re- and Mrs. 'iuN e. La,m-on
this evening H. the v"stiN ot tn" First
Baptist Church WAS Il forcinlcl dem
oustruicu Of the esteem in Nnch they
are Icld in this community. Not only
tho po clc of lis 'wn parish t.ut tn, pts
tors ANA m.mher~ "f ot''cr chur, hes and
G. ugrcg1ti'ns IN tie city i,nd II delegation
lrom Barr" crowded tn" Ncstry and the
X'lo oS~ipnE 8 r"Cr"t that Nj. llnn.;uN
is -con to lo.N. Mo,tpoli.r we're n,duY
dnl s,r re. Nj. and Mrs. I.ams"n We're
insisted il ,"r ng ny Deacon George
';,oGWin, Mr.. aud Mrs. g. e. iiolm, :
Mr. Amy T. IIihhar1. Mrs J. W. E."v-
lAuI. Mr+ EliIl ros"tt anil AIre. J.. T.
M'r+". H. UchI'f "f the Wcmhcrs "f tho
bnpti Il church and ,nupr"s ttinn. Harry
l.. i'ollos pr"s'"lt.I Mr. Ian*,u with Il
rtirS" of gold. for which lc made Il char-
act"rsti" and tulchirs Response. Kcfi"-h-
mort> .: punch and waters wc,c served
Ivy corps of Young ladies. Nj. I.amson
VIII prol h lis far, well sermon as a
MontrCli'r past " next Sunday.
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FERRIsBURCH.

The Booth and Chapman school No, S.
closed Friday afternoon. November H.
1905. Tho teacher, Mrs. Anna S. Alnn
treated about II OF tho scholars in the
district To inolasses candy and popcorn
balls. Just before the happy crowd dc.
parted Mrs. Herbert Booth in behalf of
the parents. presented Mrs Allen with q.
pair of elegant furlincd reindeer mttene.
and a sum Of money
family reunion IS bcinv held this w.cl;
at th" congregational parsonng.. all tho
'lildr"n ami tho only grandchild of tn.
rev. and Mrs. George II. Bailey being
present. The IIoV. Henry t. Bailey and
wire came from l.on.mcadow Mass
William Il. Hawkes. and wife aud sb,i.
Ray Uardlc from Conway, Mass William,
r. Bailey from Boston and Charles G.
Bailey from Los Angeles. C.,l 'rhoy all
drr, 81 on schedule time as they had plit,-
ned their trips, although, tho sou from
'hlitrinia WaS detained in Arizona six
hours by an urcidrnt to tho engine which
was Soins at f. miles per hour. and might
nave proven quite serious Had not IN"
train been supplied with cmergeno>.
brakes. Tho time was made M before
reaching thicago-rhc union Thanksgi, T.
ins service will be held this year in tn"
Methodist Church on Sunday evening
November % ut seven o'clock. Tho MS
for, the Rev. II. \. Wood. will have charge
of the service and the Rev. IT, l.. BAILEY
,of Lousmcadow. Muss.. will deliver The
s., vmon.
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ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
Annual convention Of second District
At Rutland.

RullHnd, Nov Nearly 2uo dele
gates were present this evening in odd
Fellows hall al tho annual convention
OF TIA" second district of Vermont.
1h" session WIS opened at A:l5 this
evening by District Deputy Grand Mas
ter $. &. Saunders of Wallingford. who
occupied th" chair aud aftrr tIr yicot-
ing ANA welcome extended to visiting
members of the thr"o link brethren
thcr" was an cScmplticatinn of tno
first degree by tho crack degree team
of i-llngton Lodge, which escorted
ono candidate to the mystic walls Of
J"richo in manner that won APP
piHus". Grald Master - r.. Chileon
thcn "vempliii"d parts of the secret
work. Following this various repre-
sontativcs of tn" different lodges in
the district mad" their reports and a,-
dresses wcrc given by officers of the
grand lodG" ana others. \ banuu.t
and Il social tim" concluded tho pro-
Gralnint tor tn" evening.
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ALLEGED THIEVES CAUGHT
Mere Picture Wen ANA One tuntc - -
4" tIrcrnN--ROhhed Nrs. Kicker
in Waterbury,.

! NatcrhHfl. Nnr. NJ By >oWo clcvol d.
tt'oiiv" Wolil On me i,alt Of the ln..il nr
lrial- l'ra'.n ';rouln. giving l.. 30 - .:
| N":',s. and Narry Marsh = rourS at nce
both giving THEW homo rs f;u,tuu We.
ARRESTED h"tvecn Twelve and uur o'cloct
this morning by Deputy ShoNf Mill,..,-
j. N.il
| 1he oharso against the prisoners . i,r-
| rcny Both have been engaged IN iL.
|Di.ill1r llslnese renlcsnntiug a Eos ~,
nol.c. 'ilov engaged room, and hu.ilf
la, tine homo of MIS-. Henry Packer. ,r
llnCc~ Main street. .cr,la,. fii.t b.i,,..
lJtuucr N,s H,l.u Souer,i1c 3, ,,ci.,h.
bo,. of Nrs Picker csli.d =, ,he bn,,se g..
ya, =, hiu ,,,anred ,1rs ,,icl.,r wont r,
.t,irs am, on, , I,,x .on+ainips s.o ulf,
nancy ho,nuc.d IN bcr ,.,,,nc~ so,, 1\b.l.
sh. was waiting the chanyc ,ro nict,,,..
frame nan was in ,ho hoth room, VIII. +
* c,,t Off y, - curtain 10 co,,,1 c..,i,
Ihear All ,bc convars,.lo, ,hn,t IT,.
n,nnc,
Az sumner time two or III, nictu,, ,oo,.
vbo n, ! h.on on, in ,bf ,o,,n,,,. an d.,
came in for sunne, The exn-csscd ,,i.,.,
| sprn,ise tha. ,he t>vo mon ,,,,o ,,,d t....,
WORKING tho yii,arc hs1 NAT n,,,,.-,,.l
| r,c of ne mo-, s,,,rost.d a. . .,,,.. .c,,,fi
ma, have Lot, t,,u, bec,,,.e ,ha,. h.l 49,.
money. AZ ,h, ,nen,iou of noncv ,,..
Rlcl>tr Thought abo,t making ,,c ,n,no,,
,t noon ana WONT ~ ,no ,,lu.c vl,s,. .b..
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was sworn. Ills story taliicd with
that told by flannerv in most partic-
ular~. II, said that tho old man
seemed all rght before his INJURY. Ac-
"o,tling to his witness ,'urant started
to get M. they tried to hold
him down. nnd Hnally the TWO at
tcndants pounded him and put him
nu' ot tuc room. lie did not SOC Durant
try tu nAc knifc aud did not think
that nc had time to Usc n lajf". lie ato
no dinner that noon. Whom l),,rant first
came in lac eaVc no trouble. said Twclyea.
hut did no, know Tho rules and they wore
not explained to him Witness. who
speaks rrci',u. trlcd to tell linn what was
wanted hGt hc paid no attention. Both
of the attendants. ic said. struck the old
maIl So. bard u.s. lh'y could. and no one
,l~r .Ncrp tunr gud n"imis hit him.
rWoly.a also -; " toon strike the patient
HARRIS on the ear 80 that h. drew blood,
tho reason hcng that Iiariis spit ON the
donr
Henry iIcudli". patient. was called
hu' was not sworn. lIc saw Coon hit
burant on no chest. but did not notice
tha Durant had n knife in his hand. Du-
rant did not strike back but both Of the
attendants struck him pretty hard blow.
knocking his chair over and him on top
of it, rcilnie he'll, cd him NJ. No one fell
on TOP of nurant or used his kncc on his
, h, st.
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MARRIED IN NEW YORK.
DR.. e.. r.. Dalton Of This city Takes
Miss Urutricc \. Ho~wUrth us - bride.

New York. NOV. - \ Wedding of in
torcsi to burlington fiicnds occurred at
WoodhaNen. Qu""nsborouch. this cvcn-
IN. when br. Charles r. Dalton of Bur
lineton. VI. was united IN marriage to
Miss Beatrice Elizabeth Ellsworth. daugh-
ter az iE" Roy. and Mrs. r. ii. fosworth
"f This place. Tho ceremony was held
N tn" FIRST tongrcgat CHURCH OF
Woodhnvcn. tn" Rev. u. II. Bosworth,
tn" brides father. officiating, assisted
rs TIN. Rev. William r. james, he Rev.
Mir. I'uSwurlh's predecessor in the pas
tuiatc Of the church. y'hc church was
beautifully decorated in green and white
which color scheme MAS also carried out
in all iho arrdng, mcnIs
.'recodug the ceremony q concert WAS
rendered by an orchestra in charge of
Fred W, Boswor,h. brother of the bride
with Wiiliam II. Gutzoi, at tho organ
march was played by William ] Z"incr;
aud while the party stood n the altar
the oholr sang tho bridal nymn.
Tho bride wore a gown of chiffon
cloth over white silk and wore u tulle
Veil caught with pearls and carried Il
shower bouuuc, "f white roses lid lilies
Anna e.. Schustrr ana Miss Aimee
l>uiaht, wor" gowns oi pale green NOUS
.elinc with white pictuiY hats. and car
ricd white chrN Nsan'h"mums. tied with
green rilion. m" little flower girl, Miss
Grace Dunn, Was dressed in white and
scattered roses in tho path of tn" bride
"a she .utcred the church.
rho groom was attended by Dr. Charles
T.. Whitney of Norwich, Conn, Il class
mate in the University Of Vermont. nlcdi-
cal department. The ushcrs wcrc Mcssrs.
Frank II. torwin. Jr.. l.. lnSiis Wright,
". Arthur Watson and Edward I.ctlnir
ltuinse.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party retired to the home OF
the bride. where II reception was held,
attended hy about 10 guests. The decor
atoms at the house were also green and
white with pink roses. Wedding lunch
was served and the bridal couple left
for "A trip south The gifts were both
costly and beautiful. completely filling
u large upper room. DR.. and Mrs Dali
ton viii go to Burlington early IN De-
c"mbcr and VIII reside at 23i Pearl street.
m Idlton was graduated from the
University of Vermont medical depart
ncn in l%s' taking iirsi prize in his
class After doing hospital and post
lradnat. work in New York he loca ed
in Burlington. lie Is instructor in medi-
cine ana physiological chemistry and as.
sistant in diseases of the skin in the
medical college and also recently be.
| came nianaGng editor of the Vermont
Medical Monthly.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Eliza Bradley is spending fcw
days at tie home of \. r.. WhitncN.--R. II
Eoardman has returned from Pittsford -
a. Whitney was III Fowler on business
one day last week.-Mrs.. Esther VAIN
wright had tlc misfortune last SUNDAY
TO iill and dslocata her shoulder.- Mrs
Emma Lewis has returned t. Mrs. &. H.
Eoarlmans after an absence, OF several
duvs. which she spent with iric,nis in
MiddlcburN.
John Fhlipson of Pittsford visited his
sister. Mrs. james Peterson. Saturday and
Sunday.-Sadic Grace. who was operated
on for appendicitis the 1lth is gaining aud
it is hoped is out of danger Mrs. Diana
Thomas was with her daughter. MIS- Ste
phen Sparks, at Leicester Friday and SAT
urday Of last week. Tie schools in town
close Friday for a weeks vacation.--Mrs
Esther Wainwright fell sunday ana dis
located her shoulder.
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LINCOLN.

Charles \. klnsley, u prominent citizen
of this town died at one o'clock Friday
morning, aged 10 years. Mr.. Kinslov had
been in falling health for nearly 4 yea,
from disease that baftled lii. best phv
sicians. he having consulted sroci,li.,
from New York Philadelphia and RuI.
inSton. as well as this vicinity. A can.
cerous growth IN the walls of tho stom-
ach was the cause of his doo,h ~. l,,,.o
ii WIFE, mother and brother. G.. IL Einsl.,.
~ burlington. The funeral was held
rom ms late residences Sunday a, T.,
''ooN' 'he KEY. j. J.. Thurston oficlat
ing. ''' ''' -
'"arieS y. kinsley, who died Fri
u"F morning was born in Bristol Son.
te'"per y, 1912 In 1871 he entered the
employ OF the late Howard Clark If
'"is town remaining five Years. when
nc became his partner CONSTITUTING ,ho
'rin OF Clark x kinsley butchers. For
several years they did large business
supplying markets in Ncrgcunos Mid.
dlebury and Bristol. Since the death
of Mr. Clark Mr.. I<insley has con,inu.
ed the meat business though NOT so
extensively. devoting more attention to
farming. lie filled several Offices ar
public trust. having represented the
town in the Legislature of 1896. WIS
deputy sheriff of the county for scv-
eral years and was also one Of the
board of sclectmcn. In his dealings
with mon hc was thoroughly upright
and honorable. ono whose word could
he depended upon and will be greatly
missed. In February 1880 he was
united IN marriage with Ada Atkins,
with whom lie lived most happily His
long sickness in which he suffered
greatly. at times hc bore with remark
able Patience, fully realizing his con-
dition, Thc funeral was held at his
late residence sunday, the Rev j. +.
Thnrston officiutnc ". T. Hanks Of
Bristol had charge of the arrange
monts assisted by Warner Varncy.
The bearer; We're j.. $. Day. w. II.
Sargent, Il. 4. Sargent and George
Garland. There was a large attend
lance, among those who were present
from out of town were George ii.
Kinslcy Of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Madison Tyler of Joncsvillc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Hill. Mrs. Bctsey Eddy
and son. Ernest. from rksboro. Mr..
ana Mrs. f.. c. Dixie, Mr.. and Mrs W.
\. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs, B. &. Sar-
gent, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. J. Bristol, Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Frank Mr.. and Mrs.
George Farr. DR.. a. NJ. Norton, w.
Nash, Mrs. IAcretia Hammer. Mrs.
Nellie Barnard and Miss Lucy Lincoln
OF Bristol. The intcrmcnt was in
Bristol. -Evaru Murray Is not as we'll.
I-Ellzabeth Narney Of South Starks-
boro was the guest OF Mrs. 4. &. Mer-
lrill the past weck.---Arthur Cushman
has moved into w. s. Morgan's Taft
Rhodes returned
Friday from visiting friends in Ran
dolph and vicinity--Mrs. Martha COL
| by is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.. g.
Rain.--Rcubcn towlcs is very Sick
Nav and Eddie Clark were at home
oyer Sunday.
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VERGENNEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer y. Birkott were
given Il very pleasant surprise party Fri
day evening at their home. about - of
their neshbors and fri, nds being pres
'nt. The evening was pleasantly passed
IN PLAYING finch and pit and IN social
talk. Refreshments of cake. coffee and ice
cream were served. During the evening
q purse Of money to bc used in the pur.
chase Of q ncmcnto of the occasion wa>,
p,"so ntcd to Mr.. and Mrs. Birkctt A
pleasant feature Of tho evening was tln.
vocal music furnished by Mr.. nnd Mrs.
Birkctt. which added greatly to tho en-
ioyrcnt Of those present.
j.. :. t;Jodalc. who has Leon il for ,n.
=; :, six weeks, is recovering.
lhe Enworth League Of Ferrisbursh Is.
making arrangements icr holding a hni-
vest supper at tho home Of Alfred ,u.h.
man l'riday evening. December l.
l.. -. Thompson aud son, Herbert, have
gone 10 cuba to look after their orange
grove. Mr.. Thompson will return in a
few weeks. but his son expects to spend
the winter there
Miss Jane Mclaughlin. a former resi-
dent of this city. died recently at Mos
COW. n. y, and the body was brought to
Brandon for intcrment, Miss McLauehlin
was the sister of the late Robert Me-
Laughlin of this city.
Edgap Palmer was found dead in bed
Tuesday morning by his son, Edgar
with whom he has made his home The
cause Of his death il attributed to heart
failure. He was about his accustomed
duties Monday forenoon. but on coming
home complained of pains in his ches,
and remained at home the remainder OF
the day. The deceased was in the 7itl
year Of his age and was born in Hunting.
ton. coming while quite young to thi.
city. where he has since resided. He
leaves wife, three sons. Edgar an(
Charles OF this city and William OF
Hartford, Conn. and three daughters
Mrs. Scott Yattaw of this city. Mrs
Frank Frost Of Springfield. Mass, anc
Miss katherine of Massachusetts. Mr.
Palmer was IA hard working. industrious
man. For the past 80 years he had beer
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The Wineoskl Valley, Villages ~ North
From the leland In the Lake 20 the
PNssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered ~ Spe-
cial C0rrespoD Acnts.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

l.. II. Stalker. who has bccn the driver
ON Il. T.. ~. route No. since it was
started. has resigned and +. Hagar Of
Wcyhridgc has been appointed to take
his place. lie entered upon his duties
Thursday morning.
At III" regular meeting Of Lake Dun-
more Lodge, No. II. |. o. .. r.. hold in
thoir h1il Wednesday. Nov. l.. Charles:
I.3tnor,lcr. who has been V. e. of tho or
dor for tho past year. was elected ~ G..
to take the plac Of l.. ". Stalker. who has
resigned, aud \. r. Calhoun WIS elected
y. q. to take the place of Mr.. I.amordcr.
Il l'inuuot followed
Ambrose Grow. who has been III for
sulu' time died AZ the home of his son.
George Grow. ON Munger street Thurs
day morning at the age of \! Yeats. The
funeral wus held at his homo Sat =
urday at one O'Clock. Tho Kcv. g. -.
Th"inas of bristol oificiat,I AMI the
burial was in the family lo; IN tho Ncw
Haven cemetery.
Chton W. 'risdalc. the new landlord or
tn" Glen iious" at East Middl,hury is to
give the customary THANKSGIVING ball at
the hotel the might of Novoulbc" 30.
Ih" rouains If Miss I;utr bowlish of
~ Reno. oklahoma. wore brought here
ON the srcp.r Friday mcrning and tax n
{" the H"nl' OF her mother on - ni'naIN
street. Wh''c u" 1'her' WIS f'ld III
ON" O'Clock. lne H'V. lh"lh"S HN'i'ns'
ilst"" "f 'h" '"l'r''aat'on;ii I 'h''i'n' Oh
1cNtcd ana the r"na 'l' were t;H'n 10
VI cN'fluS". WHERE services Woi" ii'iu IA
'ne Monument 'hu''h' Inc hN Mf'
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Last Friday evening there was heard a
loud rapping on the door of the Friends
parsonage and Mrs. Rcnfrew, the pastors
wife, was much surprised as we'll as
pleased to find as she opened the door
about 25 OF their friends and neighbors
awaiting admittance to remind her it was
her birthday. All were cordially welcomed
and We're timely entertained. -. 4. Bald
win with his tine Edison phonasraph be-
ing no small feature of the entertainment
Refreshments were served. Il social visit
enjoyed and after presenting Mrs. licn-
ficw with more substantial renlem-
brance in II sum of money, all returned
homc.--The Rev. q. H. Carr, pastor Of
the Baptist Church in Charlotte. Will oc-
cupy the desk in the Friends Church Oh
Monklon Ridge next Sunday mornins in
C"mtiMued "M second lnRc.I
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GUILTY OF LARCENY.
franklin County Jury COnNtcta E~s
Newport-Othcr Gases.

ST. Albans. Nov. o2--rhis afternoon the
jury in the case of state VS.. Eva New
port. charged with the larceny Of 81:
from pink" Webster. brought in a yer
dict of guilty OF the larceny Of money
icss than s. and the respondent was re-
nc ndeu Tor sentence.
Tho next case called was That of Sta..
VS. Ella Wallace charged with breach .r
peace in "tlc blocks" last spring n. NJ
Mott appeared for the respondent wiz
pleaded guilty and WAS sentenced Ia the
House OF Correction at Rutland to serve
ont a sentence of Two months
The case of State vs.. Homer poalsr tui
Loren Pouler of Fairfield is now occuplny
the court. This is breach of the psa,.
case. The affair occu,,ins among nicmlc
NJ the I"olct falnlA al Fairfield nc,o-
hcr9
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BRIDP0RT.

Around the World Cp-'ro-Date viii
be presented by the Henry Family We'd
icsday evening. November % Proceeds
for new drop curtain in Masonic hall.
Mis- II. r. Rice. who has been quite i'll
with iaundice, il improving. &c. L. Tow
nor. who suffered a stroke Of paralysis
last Friday, is very comfortabe al pres
rnt Writing.--Mr. and Mrs. julius Eltharp
nave returned to Chicago, Teddy Butler
won III" gold dollar prize IN district No. :.
for highest scholarship and genera! dc
pertinent. Henry Wemctt died very sud
denly Of heart failure last Monday,-Mr
and Mrs. W. NJ Gtandoy have leased
their farm to Oriscn Shcrhino for three
NoHrs To take effect April !.
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PANToN.

Luther tarr Of Bristol has come I'll
live with Mrs. Harriet Stag agg.-f'riend Ad-
ans mas gon" I" Whitehall. \. v. where
II" mas charge Of tho machinery IN d shirt
factory Nelson Merrill has moved to
Nergcnnes. Mis- rremllo went 'o hcl
nome ~ crown Point. y. Y. sunday after
spending som" TN" ~ Andrew Eusco's.
u" q. :. l;lodsott company of Burine
ton. arc doing the plumbing work for G..
C. 'cas''S housc.-Mr. Tcasc has pur-
chased II meadow of Miner Mitchell. which
l. I'M c.lai
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RIPTON.

John oioc' < h"us" bad Il narrow escape
iroln fire the 111h ono of the boys
l'it lamp burning up stairs nnd it cx-
pioded burning bous and Il suit If Clothes
ana damaging the housc to some extent,
John Hodges aud Mr.. G,. wcre burned
some in the effort to put it out. The less
vas partly covered hy Insurance.
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HANCOCK.

j. ~. Ciuroh was IN Mildlcbary ,ho
first OF this wo"k. Luther Rhouos from
Lincoln visited o,G friends iU Gown r.
centlY.-, Il. Fan. wif' and daughter
visited III Randrlnh last week. The Woul-
ans Christian Il lnpcriLncc union viii
W' It with Mr. John Buttlos NnVcuih.r
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ADDISON.

The Henry Family Theatre Co. play d
return engagement here Moniay even
ing. November 81. Proceeds to pay for
new drop curtain. Play is my Uncle
from Japan"