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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26

the famous Byrne Simplihed as
taught by the Memphis Commercial
College, and though l would make an
other effort.
L spent five weeks in completing
the course and on the following day
reported a railroad case, and the at
torneys for both sides have given me
an 0. K. on my transcript. Since then
| have been reporting regularly in the
district court. l find my work easy,
fascinating and remunerative. I have
no trouble in getting all the testimony
land some of it is at the rate of zoo
words minute; and, most delightful
of all, can transcribe my notes rap
idly, for | read them just like print.
With this success, after having
failed in the Pitmanic systems l am
highly delighted to commend the
Byrne Simpliied Shorthand to every
person wishing to become an expert
stenographer in short time and at a
small expense.
Respectfully,
WARD s. IRELAND.
Mr.. Ireland is bright young man,
and we do not want the public to
think that everyone could. make such
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26

Ma IS keepers Birmingham 70 Brunswick
ard Atsan1 TO Jacksonville
No 81 carries Pullman Sleeping cars Birm-
iagham 70 Atlanta and Atlanta to Moon Din-
ing car b. ninghAm 20 Atlanta
No % Pullman Sleeping car between Bir-
ninghafn = nd Atlanta All trains run daily
ri Il. ~PE JCER q n. Washington. d C
8. h. IiAROWICK. p. r. NJ. washington 10
" IA L0E. G.P.A., WASHINGTON d C.
e. a. BENS COTER.A.G.P.AC hattanooga Tenn
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26

No. 81 Washington & Southwestern Linn
tied Solid Pullman Vestihuird train Atlanta
70 New York. carrying Pullman SIeep4ax cars
Birmingham to New York. Dining car east OF
i'm ngha \. Pullman Library Observa ton
Ati;Iat to New York. Pullman Club car
A'lant Washington
No IS 2 llman Drawing room Sleeping cars
oirmingi 4 to Richmond and Atlanta 20 New
YORK. Din g car Sp"r anburg 10 Washington.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains - and 50 carry Pullman Sleeping Cars
between Greenville and Birmingham.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1905-08-26

M. ~ altman Sleeper Greenvilis to i-fu-
IN haIa. ~mInrha to A<hevlIis- and BirTu-
taGhaal 20 New York. Cafe Q 'ssrv.stlou ar
Is ra itss n. Ala. TO East Rlas rI Va
No. rs carries Pullman Sleeper Birming ham
20 Chatta ooga. connecting 81 Chattano ga
with rain carrying Sleeper and Day Coaches
1hattaanast 70 salisbury without change, also
- e.se- sbury 70 New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Taking thirty New Hampshire towns n
the basis Of his figuring, Ex-Governor Bat
chelder lecturer, Of the national grange,
gives AZ Idea Of what the summer boardeI
has done for that state. He has increased
In these thirty towns from 5000 10 1891
10 1893 900 In 1904 Last year the summer
bosrder spent % 49,, 900, agaipst Of, AS, s0t
10 1890 For his accommodation there have
been established 10 these fourteen years
lao summer hotels and seventy-two board.
Ing houses. Then, too, the summer visi.
tor has bought during this period l,2ls
summer homes at cost OF % 0O6 $50 and
laid nut 3,e6s,Oo0 for improvements These
figures are not Of lying sort, and they are
surprising. City folks must 20 TO the
country, and that It pays to treat them we'll
this exhibit demonstrstes.-tDd Daily National
Hotel Reporter Of Oct. 81, 1905.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
Az changes Of sdvegsissnents rruss
be " hand rot later snsn Tuss'
osv morning.

slncs vs assumed eobtfol 81 the IouE
plL ne Lss. fspfsiacly been sassd hor
We stood 90 ihs qSession Of Who re favored
fof The neIt governor, ssd ws have beer
obliged 10 answer tbs, owirx 10 our lobs
sbssce from the ssAis ve uere DO, fAmi
liar sroush 9TH present political cotdE
tlons 10 ~susas . positive opit Ion. How
ever. 20 Determined 20 look the siiuatiot
over ard 'ais phnsy q time 10 DO IL. VI
have gops carefully over The ground Ard
have cone 10 ihs conclusion that 81 those
msnttoreu for The position o. governor the
mar be', qssliast IL every way TO receive
the nomiDsiitn q, the hands of the nen,
STATE cotyenllon 10 Yietcber d. Proctor.
We wani business mar for cur neIt gov.
srnor. and ups who can and will get move
on ard help brirs Vermont up where che
By rish, belongs. There are various In
portsnt questions aud measures that are
bound 20 be sctiye the nsIt few years, and
We want hustler to keep them moving
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
Proctor and the Cantssn.

A very cheap attempt has been made to
Great anttProctor capital out Of Senator
Proctor's support Of the restoration Of the
army csntsen. Senator Proctor realizes
that an army successfully conducted on the
principle OF enforced total abstinence IL an
lmpossibilityi he 10 courageous and patrio-
tic enough TO act according 10 his convic.
tons. The fact that the restoration OF the
canteen 10 the army 10 necessity has no
bearing whstever upon the liquor question
In Vermont. Vermont 10 not the army -
FilmisgioA Times
Sure not Vermont 10 not the army, but
there are an army Of vermontsrs who be-
lievs that safe, sane and practical license
law for Vermont 10 - important to the best
interests OF the State ~ the canteen to the
army.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Judge Charles II. Darling, who has Jus
retired from the position Of assistant SEQ
Rotary OF the navy with the commentaries
OF President Roosevelt No well ~ tribu.ei
from the Washington newspapers. will pro
badly appreciate a. much as any ore thing
outside Of the word, Of the President hi n.
self, the following handsome complimen,
from the Army and Navy Register, which
voices the feeling OF the navy itself:
The retirement OF Charles n. Darling
from the Office Of assistant secretary Of the
navy, an event which occurred on wednes.
day, il the occasion for much regret among
naval officers, no matter what equally fine
attributes may be brought to the Office by
Mr.. Darling's successor, r. II. Newberry.
Mr.. Darliag goes into the custom service
Of this government, with station at Bur-
linston, VI. with the kindest wlshes Il
many friends he has made 10 Washinet n
and who will remember him for his uaiail-
Ing courtesy. his tireless industry and HE
undauntcd courage. II was this latter quail.
i.y which gave him distinction year or
90 ago when the naval es,ablishmeot was
threatened with the visitation Of = general
stan. There were many critics OF tina,
form OF Administration but they were rare.
ly beard, owing to the promlucnce aad
the influence Of the authors and supporters
Of the scheme. The secretary Of the navy
was \ man who cared very littls for any
thirg which psrtaincd TO the navy. He
took the word Of bis subordiuates or such
subordinAtcs ~ were able TO reach him.
There seemed good cnAncs tina. the ID q
would prevail. Mr.. Darling came forward
and In 40 hours testimony before the
House naval committee destroyed the lss,
lingering scmblsnce Of general s,sn II
never lived through the keen, quiet attack
Of the ASSISTANT secretary OF the navy. Ito
was able TO riddle the gIitsersng gsnrsli-
ties Of the people who were pushing tbs
general stan idea and be emerged from the
hearing = man who had esrpel The lsstinS
gratitude Of the naval personnel. Mr..
Dariing has In other respects made spsn.
dd ofsclai; his retirement 10 distinot loss
10 tbs navy department.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
spoRr,ko Mgws.

The golfirg season co the Hillside links
10 practically over for this YEAR. ihe lA.
tournaments were the ntish Tor The Do
curscy cup and the risy for the Presidsn q
AID other cups given BY he officers Of a q
clah. The medal play for the cap rfes, ut
ID by DR. Carl clsghorn VAS tie lsst event
70 Be pas cc, ard tas not b,en decided.
The D.Ccursey cup wac VOL By ". X.
hard. DIR. Pierce wAs the r1nnrr Up AID
reecivtd a driver given BY Donald Bali.
Frank Rsgan wss third ard ~on tlxht galf
bslls given by Judge hcQaeer, q. l.. Tow
ARR wa fourth AID wss ihe rsclpis ut OF .
bfsss aiso sIver b, Dcrald Bali, While
y. A. Martha received four golf balls from
Jsdge AsQaeen for ~ioning ihs attn place.
Ia The match play for the cups gwen b.
theo Gseers,,he Prsident's csp wss won BY
Frank McGuire. the rurner-up being Ber-
Miss sheldon who received the ind Vice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09


The .s..sy sssssiaa u oesas dlseussd.
-yaa gesss have been sssa eTins sceth.
--Mnk ssssca az somerset ~ss IN town
ssndsy.
Goo. ". X sspp 10 putting rev came
10 u bis mil
He'd. Of cattle Are ssins driven frcn
The pastures.
An ZACH o. too Of snss fell 10 hcs.
dAys net'ssssef
Miss nary hsilory 10 Waiting hsr tro.
ther George spd wife Ia Manchester.
PROM Friday until Monday wm n.
Peck Of Bcstcr, ~M IL tovn on bssissss.
--xhs Florence weld Of Bennington h
living with Ms. Preston Weld, her aunt.
The Beatty brothers have closd their
house here ard moved to their farm In
JAchsouv,lle.
Elmer Glesson 10 stopping while With
Mrs. Dexter Gleason. his daughter-in-iaw
Of Bennington,
Mrs. Nalls stone has been the guest Of
Mrs. Marths Temple.
--Chsries Biiss Of Bennington 10 stay log
another weeh At the NJ Pieasan, heue.
-Noyes Loveland Who YES 90 badly
hurt on the cars, IL nov able TO visit bis
wlfc's parents 10 wcodford.
Uncle Stephen Gleason's ssrd birthday
was Ssnday,, The veteran has gone to the
soIdkrt Hone Il Bennington to pass the
winter. n
Daniel W. Gleason,a resident Of Wood
ford for more than six,y years, 10 very III
at the home Of bis brother Francis OF West
Cneshire, Conn.
james l.. Grimm who sustained serious
injuries In an sntomt bile accident has been
taken to his home 10 Sunderland. HE cnn-
dition ID yet qnite critical.
e. Livingston Sibley AID son Cedric,
Of Bspningtos. stayed Sunday night ct the
NJ. Pleasant house, and Monday morning
ven, to Searsburg for busiuess and pleas.
ure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
VINO SAYS They Are Not stntt
Champsi
TROY CONFERENCE SUPPORTERS
SQuEALING.

Troy CONFERENCE SUPPORTERS
souEALISG.
A Rutland Herald deapatch saiil Wednes-
day that 10 recent statements In local
papers a~arding the state championship oi
Of preparatory schools 70 Burr and Burton
Seminary, OF Manchester, the fact seems To
have been overlooked that the Troy Confer
ence Academy team played tie game,
score 10 to 10 with Burr aud Burton on
October IA.
Why should the 7 G. A. people receive
any recognition 1t the hands OF Burr ADD
Burton anyway. IL comes with vers por
grace from people who have been asked A.
three different times to meet our boys here,
but viii not do 1t. Burr aud Barton stands
ready to defend the title but Manchester Is
the place to decide Il now aud not 10 Psuit-
ney. Barr and Burton have Travelled aoJal
good deal aud have well earned their title
and are Iust % well able to defend T..
They are good dolshers aid when anl
one goes toscs them PLAY they know III y
will get their money's worth sd not sas
one half game aad get raia check, f,r tie
balance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

NEW YORK, Nov. S,h So The New Yorh
Evening Journal says Mr.. Hearst will con.
test the .leciiun on tie ground. OF fraud.
The Esetig Telegram conccd,s tie e'ec.
ton to Mcclellan by 1000 while the World
say. Mcclellan was elected by $500. VIM.
rravers Jerome has been elected nppar,nf.
ly and has locked up the 18Th and 9Th dis.
trici returns. The results has been a sur.
prise to everyone ~ Il was uot.thousht pos.
sible for Mr.. Hearst to make any inroads
on Tammany Hall.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

In the matter Of the" Rogers case, which
10 being 90 thoroughly ventilated BY the
State press, We have failed 10 note any ius.
gestion that there 10 "a man higher up" 1.
0akes tho only one TO be the scapesoat, did
Oakes work GU, The scheme or plot TO make
the execution Of Mary Rogers impossible
Did oskes furnish the money that appar.
entity mua have been used to bring sbou,
the results or was there . man or roman
higher upr'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
svArG caAMpIc Ne !
BuMn Asp Runfos vISs TEox Gonna
ErNfxxHf

BuMH AND BuNfps vISs YRox GoppAxf
SEMINAR.
In game fail al brilliant plays, Bur-
and Bgrtoa mlsary Won the stAte chan
pionship Of preparatory schools Saturday
from Goddard Seminary BY . score Of n u
5, Tue game VAS played 10 Darlington apt
dreu one Of the large, crowds of the zee
con. Gcddsrd cu,wcighed Burr and Bar
too by ovsr 10 po1nds. Although the scof'
vas large. the eonios, was fast and sIcit
ing throughout.
TIE game WAS called o. ". and Bur-
aud Barton kicked 10 Goddard. Goddard
,dvA- ced the ball std made good gains IN
~ u ~ss lost on = tumble. Then Bur-
and Burton rushed the ball down towart
the oppopents' goal. and majority skin
tackle plays carried Il over the line, MAX
ing the nui touchdown within FIVE min
u,es after the game WAS called.
Again Burr and Burton kicked on II
O Goddard. The latter carried the ball oui
OF buuDuf, oNuuhfu W@ uen iot uoNHs
ard vas forced to punt. The ball wal
caught, and Was carried back for . good
gain. Burr and Burton by trick plays and
lire bucks then carried the ball over thu
lie for another touchdown.
FOR third lime Burr and Burton kicked
TO Goddard. Goddard lost the ball and
Burr and Burton scored smother touch.
down.
SECOND BALI.
After an interval OF eight Minutes, play
was resumed. Goddard kicked to Burr ard
Burton. Burr and Burton advanced the
ball for short distance, and at the nrst
down tried loug pass, but failed and lost
the ball on a tumble. Then Goddard rush
ed the ball for good gains, ard got her 6rst
and only touchdown on an end play.
Goddard kicked TO Burr and Burton, and
after series Of trick plays ard line buck
lug tho latter scored q last touchdown.
Burr and Burton kicked on 10 Goddard,
and, aft,r several exchanges up snd down
the field, time was called, leaving the score
% to 8. Burr and Burton made four touch
downs and kicked two goals, and Godd,rd
made enc touchdown. The lineup fol-
love-:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

WindAm County hotel and jail house q
Newfane will change hands this week
Landlord George o. Dsvis, formerly T.
company with his father, g. X Davis, sv
ing bought Landlord Frank Davls furni,h
ings. The house has been well known "a
the public many years and has q long liz,
Of men and their wives who knew how to
keep Q good hotel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

frcs1aests rsp. Tue lot Vice frsiSxni,
cop sss wes hy u. W. BSstss ~hlls ihs
fSEfe-up .0 Aiocsi smith, vho vo
ssuacd tss esp sivca b. he board o:
gSvssI0fs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Any Farmer or Poultry man who will
send postal card to G. s. Page, Hyde
Park. W., aud say thereon, 81 saw your
advertisement in The Manchester JOURNAL.
Send ne sample Of Pages Perfected
Poultry Food" will receive . sample
promptly, free, postpaid.
Pages Perfected Poultry Food contains
twenty.four different ingredients carefully
selected and compounded in proper proper
tions so as totpromo.s not only the health
and growth OF the fowls, but especially the
production eggs. 1t is an honest food
and will return poultrymen more than 400
per cent pr IT.. Agents wanted every.
where. Write for terms to sgents. adv.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
AMONG THE PEOPLE.

Thls soiUns 10 orsn 10 fhcss who 81 any tn.s
fssi nat they ~ouid iss 10 cay sems,sing BY ~sy
sfgsmsns. feafsf a. epsnsee o. psss<rt sems
shias tof ths pStAe coed We solicit es1uabo.
tieas fss IA. set Dc psf heis esrssiyes sspeesaeis
fer eEsaAoss ssrsessee theresa. Ne tris' ana "
ths peAat-Ee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Score: Burr and Burton ~, Goddard s;
touchdowns. l.. Abbott, H. Stone 2. Knapp.
d. Stone goals from touchdowDs, Tows-
ley; umpire, Patterson; referee, DR..
Cloudman; linesmen, Gerrish, Cross, Time,
70m halves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

NOTICE.

Estate OF CHARLEs pATcuuDrn
The undersigbed having been appointed By
| the Hon Probate Court Tor the District OF N an.
chester Commissioners, 10 receive ,ersmine ana
sdlls' az claims and demands Of all persons
/ against the estate q.
Charles b. ctel sar, late II Peru
In said Itsirict deceased aud all eiaims sshibit.
Cd In on 80 thereto hereby give notice that W
siil moe 'oI the Purposes Aforesaid
| At tho late fs,ideroc 81 6ecsssed In Porn
on the 27lh w Of April, 1865 from oLs
ecloct p y. mt four O'Clock pA on said DAY
and that six month"; rom tha 9Th day Of
| October A. D, 10 D 10 the ime limited ~ said
Oonrt 10 cali creditors 70 ), sent their
claims 70 No for examination and siio~snns.
Dated a. Peru his 2hh day Of October
"a D 1905
MapK d LYON. com
Robert ] Ba,chsld.r Administrator hsnoh ss--
ter Depot. Vermont 2egv-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

We sns sassss yaesssx 80 fseevs 4tsre ~ IN.
fsfss tspw 49, sepHss. hst vssi - ss~r tsss
SNN~ ~he tAs ~rtss 10 o. a. nsf tsA So gsss 40
vsss nsses Ms stseNupn PED ~ snssersns@s sSss
a8rsEstApes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estate Of tynps CLAnn,
The undsrsiensd, having been appointed by
ne non, Probate oeart Tor the Distrlet Of Man.
chester, Commissioners 10 receive. ersmlns .na
aijns. all elaims and demands OF ali psrsoss
AEAinst the estate Of
o,ius 0Ait late II Rnpsst
deceased. and ell claims exhibited I'm of3sst
hereto, hereby glvs notice that vs viIl meet
A Clsrt. Of Rupert, on the 9,A dsy ~
prii, 1905, from enc ociock p ~ upsii
urr. H.. on said day and that sis months nom
the Nth day 81 DC 'ober A D 1875 IL the lima
limited BY ss'd oourt Tor said creditors 10 pre.
sent shslr claims TO Ne Tor EXAMINATION sud 81
losance.
Dstsd 81 Rupert this ash day Of October
o. 100
kDwAnDF nAYE, A.,
ELoN O FONDA, o"mn
Akfnu IT. Glavk Adm, p,o... oaa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Hon. Henry r. Start, Of Bakersfield, Vt
and one Of the associate Judges Of The
Supreme Court OF Vermont died at his
home Nov. 9TH, of Briaht's Disease, sitter
an Illness Of over year. He was so years
old.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Because wlsh cor psopl. to better %,
psciste our town asd realize The posIolI
I,ies Of Mancbestr 10 my excuss Tor stop
Ping little from my basv life TO poir, orl
TO those Who, not from Device bat from boI
hsvsas their stssntion. called 10 this ssb.
pct, do neusndsrssADd via. the younxsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

~hse s.easssans Shsnss Il seafsss sssssssh
sy shouas nei Tests sirs russss seefsss 30 ~sii
- rssss@t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
ELUN q FUNDA, O"
Aaron T. Clark Admt Rupert. Vermont 2,
(,oM MIssIoNERs' NOTICE.

Estate Of LuvAsrIA p CAxviuLp.
The undersigDed, having been appointed b,,
the HoD, Probate Court for the Disi,lct of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receivs, examine and
adjust All claims and demands Of I'll persops
Agsinst the estate OF
~vsniis Capneli. late Of Arlington
deceased. and all claims exhibited In ofYsst,
thereto, hereby give notice that W will meet
for the purposes Aforesaid at he late residsroe
OF dsoessed IN Arlington on the,
2bth day OF April, 1000. from one
o'clock p. n. until tour O'CLOCK ,, n, on,
said dai and that siI months from the
lo'h day Of October A. d. 1908, 10 the time
limited BY said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sspt then claims 10 US for examination and
Allowance.
Dated st Arlington, this 2sth day Of October
A, u. 1906
FRANK oANsIYLD, g.
J J. sHAKsHoBER. oomrs'
Frederick II. OsIneld Administrator, A,iius
ton, Vermont rsa-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09
the LUMBER CAMP N THE BASEMENT

is most unique salesroom for the equipping
Of the outo-door chaps. Rubber Boots, Leg
gins, Over Shoes, Rubbers, Moccasins, Felt
Boots, OveralIs, Working Shirts, Caps, Sheep.
skin, Corduroy, Leather, Canvas, Mackinaw
and Pontiac Coats and Shirts. Here too you
will find great collection Of the 5-A Horse
Blankets.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

a bewidering assortment Of Womens and Girls ready
to-wear Suits Coats Skirts, Rain Coats, Furs. Kmonos
Bath Robes. Wrappers, and House Dresses. The
showing Of Lace Musin Net and Partiere Curtains is
wonderfully complete. Couch covers Window Shades
and Upholstery Stufs are abundany in evidence The
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases are also on this floor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

heHsar.- ssts ca LA par.si ca naa say,
scs. sac. 1879 ~ ks.in y, Rseesis And MICS
osiruas sssmear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

Trvslsr.Hrsrsr.- In Rsa narsst 90 russ-
Aay, nv. sth. ~ Ne. u. J Msiiist M R<rt
Tesslsy saa niss imxsas HssssA hstA "
MAnchestet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-11-09

E0s sALk-A aasatiiy Of coed nansr. u
! Tho han " MAS, 4 ADAMS,
~" hanehesis' Osstsr. Va
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-03
SOUTH VERNON.

Miss Blanche Sewall is spending the
week in Palmer and Springfield.
Mrs A. ]. Waldron was called to Win
chester recently by the illness of her
mother Mrs. r. e. Stockwell.
Rev. /. NJ Blanchard will preach in
the chapel Sunday at IL a. m and there
will be services as usual at $50 p m.
News was received here Tuesday OF
the critical illness of ]. o. Frost in Wor-
cester His son, ]. II. Frost went there
that day.
Among the sick ones are Mrs. +. II.
Stoddard, who is in a serious condition
with pneumonia; Mrs. ]. A. Waldron and
George Alderman, the latter being threat
ened with pneumonia.
pleasant family meeting at the old
Weatherhead home was enjoyed Jan. 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Thomas of Brat
tleboro, DR. and Mrs. n. p. Wood of
Mortified, and son. Philip, Mrs. +. Stock
we'll and her grandson, Everett, Mr. and
, Mrs. C. II. Newton and A. E Weather
head were present. a fine dinner was
served by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Weather
head. Mrs. j. G. Weatherhead is much
better than she was year ago but is
feeble this winter.