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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20
COMING ELECTIONS.

Friday, Dec. al, Sunset Chapter, O. E. S.
Friday, Dec. Al, Ancient Order Of Unitez
Workmen
TUESDAY, Dec as, Parmenas Enoampmeut
Protect n.
Wednesday, Dee IS. Carrabassett Lo3ge.
Thursday, Dec ~, Knights Of Pythias.
Friday, Dec. IS, Somerset Chapter.
Monday, Dec. 81, Milaurn Club.
Thursday Ian. ), Canton Somerset.
Tuesday Jan. 5 First National Bank.
TUESDAY, ian. S. Second National Bans
Thursday, January !. Congregational Church.
Monday January IS, Somerset Lodge.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

About % carloads OF Aroostook pota-
pier were partially frozen by the sudden
cold wave which struck that station
Dec. l. The potatoes were in unli1ed
cars. Abont ten carloads, valued at
about $1,000 were dumped into the har-
Dor, uuti for any purpose.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

There were ten hunting fatalities dur
ing the recent game season In Maine.
And as though that were not enough,
another occurred just as the figures had
been made up making total of eleven.
Bad enough, but not nearly as bad as
in some years.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

Mil operatives approximating $4,000
in number employed 10 different sections
of New England, either received an ad-
vance in wages, Monday, or a promised
advance at an early date.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

The Vermont House passed bin CIV
ing municipal suff age to women, and the
Senate killed 1t. That's just about the
way 1t goes In Maine. Il is scarcely ever
treated seriously here.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

We see the local papers are giving
gladstone notices of the return of many
students to schools and colleges, having
partially recovered from their injuries 10
the football contests of autumn.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

And now the wreckers of the funds CT
life insurance companies are taking their
medicine. George Burnham, Jr, gem
eral counsel for the Mutual Reserve Life
surauee Co., convicted Of larceny of
81 900 from the Company, has been
sentenced to serve two years in the
State Prison. o hers are awarding trial.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

OF several special messages recently
sent to Congress that on the result OF
the Presidents trip to Panama is of the
most importance. l. is illustrated by
drawings of the progress of the work as
he found it. He has come back exceed
lngly enthusiastic over the conditions
aud prospects, aud assures the people
that the big ditch is coming along we'll.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

The average man thinks he would have
an excellent chance OF occupying the presi-
dental chair if the office sought the man.
There isn't very much hope for the art
student who is unable TO draw his own
conclusions.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

Just as we predicted, Gov. Cobb has
turned down the petitions on the shiloh
humbug. The Governor cannot monkey
with the religious question.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

That was a most enthusiastic meeting
held by the members Of the Central
Maine Fair, at their grounds In Water
vile. Able speeches were made In the
line of the best work on the farm. From
tie fair last fall this Society cleaned up
the handsome sum of SO 54S No wol-
der they feel like holding a whole weeks
fair next autumn,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

As the war veteran, Hon. Samuel W
Matthews, State Statistician, retires
from Office at the close Of the present
term, the field will be open to younger
men. There are plenty of candidates.
Mr.. Matthews has held the office for
twenty years, and has made the
place a valuable and necessary depart
mpnt
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

The cultivation OF the ice fields Is In
progress on the rivers OF Maine. Many
a college student is earning an honest
penny on these fields during vacation.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

II Commodore Pesry is able to get
hold of the right kind of ship, he is
willing to try another dash to The North
Pole.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
ching. - a.ring, ProtudIng Piles. Drug
sists are authorized T. refund money If P4ZO
OINTMENT fails TO cute IN u a DAYS Soc.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

Today Is the fl st day OF winter. May
it be more merciful to us than the most
OF autumn has been.
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The E1rAteruities.

MOUNT MORIAH COUNCIL r. & s. NJ
Mount Moriah~ Councral held its an
nual meeting on the evening of Dec 8
choosing officers as follows for the ensu
| ing year: Thrice ilustrious master,
Rupert e jackson; deputy master
John G. Griffin; principal conductor of
work, ID. Ii. Perkins; treasurer, I has
A Ross; recorder, W. Il. q. Estes
DENoLAY toMMANDERY No 10. K. T
DE Nolay Gommandery elected and
installed the following officers for the
year of 1907, at it's annual meeting, held
| friday evening, December Ia: Eminent
commander, John G.. Griffin; general.
issimo, j W Blunt; captain general,
/ David A Haig; senior warden, Fred e
/ Dunlap; junior warden, Dr. l. II.
/ Blanchard (of Hartland); prelate, Frank
w. Buchanan; treasurer, Gridey X
Fogg; recorder, Will nm X Elliott
PRISCILLA REBEKAH.
The following officers were chosen at
meeting of Priscilla Rebekah, last
Tuesday evening: Noble grand, Miss
Ola +" . -'hO"s NISO = huui MIN NlOloA
V Fogg; secretary, Mrs. Mertie NJ
Lamb; treasurer, Mrs Alice :. Baker;
pianist, G. Milton Lambert. Appoint
ments for other officers will be ANNOUNCE
ed at the installation which will occur
some time during the month of January.
The annual election of officers for Mo-
hcan Tribe, Improved Order OF Red
Men, occurred last Monday evening,
with the following result: Sschem,
Walter Benson; senior sycamore, James
A Brown; junior sycamore, d. w.
Lewis; prophet, l.. Salley; chief of
records and collector, Isaac Pierce
keeper of wampam, Geo. l. Cleveland
Installation will occur on the evening of
January 21st.
Abraham Lincoln Command, No. 10,
held meeting at the Office of Mcclellan
& savage, Milburn Block, at one o'clock,
Tuesday, for reorganization and election
of officers, resulting as follows: Colonel,
Francis H Wing; lieutenant colonel, N
L. Owen; major, F NJ. Mills; chaplain,
B. b Wells; quartermaster, II. p.
Canon; surgeon, j. N. Merrill; adju-
tant, Jefferson Savage.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-12-20

The person who would write It Xmas
ought to be Xecuted.
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Big huodlr OF old papers, five cents
REPORTER Office.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Christmas Tide.

sSrERKD AS SECOND oLAss MAIL MATTER.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. NJ. e. Payre IS in Burlington this
week TO have n cataract removed from
one OF her eyes.-Mr, and Mrs. w II,
Parker are at their ONE in this villa sc
Mr.. Parker Is enjoying short vacation
from his duties as United states Immi-
grant Inspector at Newport "A. j.
Allen and little sosl Donald, have been
visiting at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. s. Allen for a few days past
c. w. Carpenter of Bellows Falls has
been in town for the past week buying
largo quantities Of hardwood lumber 70
be shipped to Bellows Falls in the log. -
Mrs. Henry Young is visiting her daugh-
ter in Eoston.-The ladies OF the Metho-
dist Church will have their annual chick
Ell pie supper at the vestry Thursday
evening, October 25.--A. y. Grenier has
purchased of II. n. Gray a very desira-
BILE lot OF land ut the corner of Main and
Railroad street, Mr., Grenier will orec,
business block on the lot In the spring
Miss Jean Wilson of Washington, D.
c., will give q recital at the American
house hold Saturday evening, October
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

In the parlors of the Iodine Springs
house occurred Tuesday evening. October
a very pretty wedding when Miss C.
Eleanor Squier became tho wife of Fran
els ]. Petty formerly OF South Hero
but at present located in Montreal in the
customs department. The house was at
tractivcly decorated, the parlors with
lace draperes forming an alcove at one
end under which the ring ceremony OF
the Episcopal Church was performed by
the Rev. f. J. Ranslow Of Swanton. The
spacious dining hall was festooned with
autumn leaves and branches above
tables lighted by many candles and load
cd with delicaces In the refreshment
line. A unique feature was the fact that
the approaching ceremony was heralded
by the eight melodtous strokes OF an
ancient hall clock. handed down from
generation to generation in the Dorman
family antecendants on the maternal side
of Miss Squier, played by Miss Gilmore
of Swanton, who also discoursed low
music during the ceremony. A goodly
company OF relatives and old friends fill
Ell the parlors, among whom from out
OF town maybe mentioned Mrs, Perry of
St. Paul. Mimi, Mrs. Jennison, Miss Dor
man. Mr. and Mrs C. c. Gilmore and
daughters of Swanton, MI and Mrs. An
derson OF Swanton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRISvILLE.

There has been contest on between
Evergreen Lodge, y. f. O. p, OF Hard
wick and Lamoille Lodge Of Morrisvile
District No Z, to see which lodge would
gain the greatest number Of beneficial
names from September IS to October 90
the winning lodge to visit the other lodge
the candidates and TO furnish a banquet
the supreme and grand officers to be
present at that time. La.moillc Lodge
total number Of new names IS of which
81 are beneficial and six social. Ever
green Lodge have received seven new
names as beneficial candida ties and so the
working of the initiation and banquet
are upon the liardwck LODGE. The date
for this meeting has not been settled
upon.
A new pipe organ has been pur-
chased by the rniversalist society an ,
will he Installed as soon as the re-
pairs now in progress are completed.
The purchase was made Of the Estcy
Organ company.
An old fashioned corn husking par
ttcipated in by - friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer T. Rydcr took place at the
Ryder farm Wednc sday Oct. L. Re
freshments consiEting of pumpkin pie,
plain doughnuts and coffee were
served.
Edward Cowan OF Hyde Park and Is
odora Shaunwhite of Torrance Bay, N
g., were married here Sunday by Rev
2. A. Smith
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DERBY.

The Rev. l.. w. Morey t->fupied the
pit in the Congressional Church
SundGy.--ln the death OF Mrs. A. j
bee, a brief mention of which was !
last week. the community realizes tn
has sustained n great loss, She had
q resident OF Derby about 80 years,
ing a bride to her new home with her
hand. She united with the Congregati
Church soon after, and during all t
years she has been n member of the
day school and all other societies
nected with the church. constant in att
ance and always ready TO help Il,
way. Among the numerous floral @
ings at her funeral were "A white ca
tons. the gift of the Ladies' circle, ar
elegant wreath OF pink roses from
Sunday school, also a wreath of
carnations sent by her grandson
mond Allhee, from Springfield, Mass
= Niles spent last week In Roxhury
his wife. He returned last Sunday n
ing, bringing the intelligence that
seems now on the road to rapid reco'
w, r. Daley and family spent last
day with his mother. Mrs. L. T. Dali
The Rev. Mr. Wilder and wife from
necticut visited their sons, Harry and
ward Wilder, last week.-Mrs.. W.
CONTINUED ON 12th rnEe.D
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and family Of Milton, Mrs. 8. II. Mann
nnd Mr.. and Mrs W. II. q. Mann OF
Pcnacook, N. H. The bride was gowned
In white crepe dc chino over white lans-
down ana wore no veil. The presents
were many and very beautiful, including
choice articles OF silver. out glaze, China
and numerous generous checks. The
bride and groom left on the night train
eouth, literally showcred with rice and
carrying the sincere wishes OF everyone
for O. long life full Of happiness. They
will visit New Yorh and Washington and
later return to Montreal, where they will
make their home for the present
Misc Augusta Phelps attended the Sun
day echool convention at Randolph last
veek.-Ainong those from here who at
tended the teachors' convention at Middle
bury last week were Mrs. W. NJ. Stevens
and M1se May Conroe. Merton Wright OF
the Burlington Business College rpent
Sunday at home.-Mr and Mrs. a. L.
Writer'S Of South Burlington spent Tues
day at Mr.. END Mrs James DouHhcrty' 3
Clarence Robinson, Harry Dnrosc and
Joe Iarose have gone deer hunting this
week.-Several from here attended the
funeral of tho late Charles Nantine ct
Grand Isle Thursday Mrs. William Ro-
we'll of Bellows Falls Is visiting her sis
ter, Mre. ]. r. Mcbride and Mrs, John
Fresn.-fifty people attended the chicken
Le dinner which was served Friday. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wads-
worth for the benefit of the Mutual Bone
ut Society, Herbert Keller and family
have moved from the Island house to one
of Warren Halls houscs.-Miss Susan
lianden of Washington Is the guest OF
Mrs. Marinn Iantlon.
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her observation-disclosures Smith died
his homo here Saturday, after a Id
iIlness OF stomach and nerve trout
aged GO years. The funeral was hi
from the home Monday.--A. J, wiz
Is Mt home from Concord. N. Hi
ward Smith Of Burlington was in tot
tho first OF the week. called by
death of his cousin, Clarence Smith
James Linton of Morrisville is at wd
In the creamery here this weekly
Rev M. II. Perkins will preach
farewell sermon in the Congregatio]
Church next Sunday The woods
full Of deer hunters in this section|
C. w. Twiss shot the first on MondI
a 200 pound buck.--Mrs. John Sanbd
is having a chimney built on her hoj
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GRAND ISLE.

Word has been received of the death Of
Ruth Barnes ut Waterbury, where she has
been for some time In the Asylum for the
insene.-The cemetery sooicty hold their
annual meeting at r. t'fford's the After
noon OF October 81 at Is minutes of two.-
There is to be a harvest supper gtves,
some time In the near future for the
beneflt Of the two churches. The Ladies'
Aid rcets Octoher q at the Island villa
for dinner. --Charlcs Vantinc's funeral was
very lorsely attended from his late home
in Grand Isle. II. l.. noas and wife c. $.
s3oag and other relatives from Rutland
were cailed here by the snd event.-Miss
Lura Chamberlain hhs go'ss to Benning-
ton TO attend the Christian Edeavor con-
vention. She WIS chosen as delegate
Word has been received that William Will
seN, brother Of 2. II WilSeN, is dead.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

A daughter WIS born Monday TO Mr..
and Mrs. George Larahec.-Mrs. Iasher
who was an eve witness of the Garth
quake and Are in San Francisco. spoke on
that subject In the congregational church
Sunday cvening.-Mrs. Collctte of Rich
ford Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A..
CooR.-Several from this village attended
tho funeral of Mrs. Alfred Combs. which
was held Sunday at lrcr late homo. Trout
River Grange will give u harvcet supper
IN Combs's hail Wednesday evening. Octo-
beer 24.-The Rev. Mr.. Stewart preached
81, the Congregational Church Sunday
morning.-MIss Grace Rouse returned
Monday from n visit in st. Johnsbury.
She was accompanied by her sister Mrs.
w A. Ide, and daughter who will spend
some time here visiting relatives ana
friends The men Of the Congregational
Church will give q chicken pie supper IN
the vestry OF the church Tuesday even
ting October 3O--Miss Lena Hadd 's visit
ing in Jericho.--Mrs. Charles Mosier and
daughter, Marion. visited at A. p. Ponds
recently,-D. II. La Rock and family have
moved into the Hopkins house.-E. Bosely
of St Albans was in town over Sunday.
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EA1T HIGHGATE.

Mrs. w. NJ. Regain and W. II. Dun
ton of Sheldon Junction We're in this
village last Thursday.-E. II. Farrell
of Enosburgh Falls was IN town Tues
day and sday.--Mr, and Mrs T.,
a. Derosia went to Boston the 25th,
whore he will have employment
George SUMMONS OF Sheldon Springs
was In this place TucSday.-C. l.. Buck
OF Boston was in town on business the
29d.-A A. Bates shot a buck Monday
which weighed sos pounds after 1t
was dressed.
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LOWELL.

Mrs G. A. Lasher will move into
Congregations parsonage. There
be a warming for her at
parsonage Friday evening. october
David Warner has gone to a hosY
in Burlington for surgical treatnc'
Mrs I. L. Cox and SON Z. Wort
have gone to Alton. H., for the wi,
Miss Alice Austin is home from
Adams on VISTA. GLADDEN. of
ton, Mass, Is in town.-Dr. Shes
was in Burlington Friday.-Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Cameron of Boston. NJ
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
Pope.-Clara Mitchell, aged IL ye
daughter of Eleazar Mitchell died
day. October l9-Julius Deblois
rented his farm for one year to
son. Amos Deblois. Mr., Dcblois
move into tho Stephenson tenement
the plains--Clarence Parker is h
from Massachusetts on a visit
Bradley Sanborn of New York cit
in town visiting relatives.
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BELVIDERE.

The infant child Of Julia Der aw, d
October 20 at dysentery.- Blu
has n child very sick with the sa
diseaso.--George Tillotson was cal
to Burlington Wednesday the 18th
account of his SISTERS, Mrs Ella Loo
sickn es.--Watson Coburn is at no
attending him.--Mr. and Mrs. r.
Shattuck have returned to their no
IN Burlington.-Mrs w r. Shaft
OF East Fairfield is stopping with
Alsina Shattuck for a few days.-Th
are q gang of men from New Y,
state in this place cutting Christi
trees -Mr. and Mrs. A. Webster
visiting friends in Morrisville.
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II. w. ALLEN t. co.

George Westcot was AZ home from Mont
pclier several days the past week.-Mrs..
II. NJ. Stafford OF W:Uposki is spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q,
NJ. Mnynard.-Mr. Strong, who bought the
Ohn farm one yeer ago, has moved on Tn
the same.--Mrs. Wiley accompanied her
husband, r, A. Valley. on his return to
Montpelier Monday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Bers,ett of Fairfield are spend
ing the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Penne tt,--Walter Atwell of Johnson
visited his aunt, Mrs II, J. Beard, over
Sunday and Monday .-Charles Allen has
moved into the hotel and f. NJ Thoma
has moved into Charles Aliens house ~
the hill.-Floyd Fairbanks was at home
from Morrisville over Saturday and Sun
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Low RATE EXCURSION TO
VO.TPI,JI

In order to enable those desiring|
do so to go to Montpelier and WITH
tho workings OF tho Vermont Legil
ture, the Central Vermont RailJ
company will nun an excursion to
capital city on Thursday, Novembel
the date Of the reunion Of the VernI
Officers society. Tho round trip u
from Cambridge Junction will be 8
from JeffersOnv!lle 1870. from Cambri
Sl.25. from North Tnderhil sl.2O f,
Underhill and Jericho BIO and III
Essex Center. Burlington and Winod
81. Tickets will he good on the regt|
morning train, due at Montpelier at
a. M. returning on the mail or legll
tive train.
W, Oct. 25.&d Oct. q. 90 80, (
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BROWNINGTON.

Archie Drown has finished work
L. A. Lund and Is working at Nor
mill.-The Hartford Dairy Co. at Ey"
vile are building new
house.-The Ladies' Aid society
meet with Mrs. Austin Lund at Ba
Landing Thursday afternoon and e
inS.-Ira Bicktord has rented the
Co.'S boarding house. and moved H.
and Mrs. o. A. Marsh visited in Car
recently.-W. +. Morey has erectt
building adjacent to his mill for
convenience of his work.-Mr. and
Benjamin Burrows spent last Satu
night and Sunday with Mr.. and Mr.
c. Orne. Mr.. Orne continues very fe
Bert Humphrey while TIRES
got one of his legs drawn into the
chinery and badly injured. He is suffe
greatly from the iniury.-Mrs.
Gray, who has been i'll at the hom
her daughter, Mrs. John Young, is
provinG.-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver DIV
recently spent "A few days with rela,
and friends in Sheffield and Lynd|
last week on business.
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WATERVILLE.

Miss Lucia Smile is spending the week
with her brother at Mort pelier.-Eugene
Tillotson Ia at home from Hyde Park for
several days this week.-John Root has
rented and moved to George Morrison :
FARM. V. Stevens was In Massachusetts
on business several days last week.-Mrs..
Harvey Buler is spending the week with
friends in Cambridge,-Miss Gertrude vii
bur has gone to the iiDt Springs, W
where she has work for the winter.
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JEFTERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Norman Atwood of st.
Adams are the guests Of Mrs Dora At
wood.-Miss Frieda Thomas from
Montpelier Seminary was home over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, A. y. Hawley
who went on the excursion to Mon
treal, returned home Saturday night
The little son of Frank Harris, who
has been very seriously sick. is much
improvcd.-The Edmunds high school
base ball team, who played here last
Saturday with the JchferSonville high
school team, were defeated. the score
being & to in favor of Jacksonville
Invitations are issued to the wedding
Of Frank Blasdell and Miss Flora
Griswold October 29.---W. II. Parker
and wife OF Newport are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +, l. Start,--Professor
Douglass and his school went to Mont
pelier last Thursday
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page,

Ter Marion left for Washington, d. c.,
Eat,.rday, October co. They will remain
there during tho winterGrace Pom
eroy, who IL attending school In st.
Adams, was at homo over Sunday
N Chase Is confined to the house by
Illness. The Rev Mr.. Urban OF West
Brooltnell, who has go occcp'ably filled
The pulpit at Union Church tho past two
Sundays, has returned 10 his homo. The
members Of Union Church and those
Interested in the Church are considering
the question OF calling the Rev. Mr..
Urban as pastor for the ensuing year
The Church Relief Society served sup
per at the home Of Mrs, II, M. Wells
Thursday, October 1S.--The annual chic
ken pic supper given by tho Woman
Auxiliary of tho Episcopal Church. will
ne hold ut. DR.. A. D. Patterns Thursday
October %. All are cordially invited
Mrs. II. r. Sturtevant, who has heen NJ
with O severe cold. ia much better.-W
&. Soul is taking his annual vacation,
and enjoying the hunting season in the
Canadian woods