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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

Mr.. William II. Coulbourne. one Of
Wicomiso's prominent and esteemed
citizens died of meningitis little after
~ O'Clock last Thursday afternoon, at
Mis- home on the Coulbourne road lead
ihgfrom Salisbury to Fruitland. He
hsm> been unwell for several weeks with
<erebyal trouble. Mr.. Coulbourne was
born ihWorcester county on December
End. 1911, and remained here until
1871. That year he moved on the
farm near Fooks mill where he died.
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Pain from Burn Promptly Relieved by
Chamberlain Pain Balm.

Mr.. James n. Nichols, a merchant
and postmaster at Vernon. Conn. makes
the following statement "A little
child of Michael Strauss was recently
in great pain from burn on the hand.
and as cold applications only increased
the inflammation. Mr.. Strauss came to
me for something to stop the little one 5
pain. From the many linments carry
in stock, advised him To use Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. and the first APP
plication drew out the inflammation and
gave immediate relief have used
this liniment myself and recommend il
very often for cuts, burns, strains and
lame back, and have never known il &c
disappoint For sale by p. d. Cot.
tingham & Co.
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". c. 7. u. Convention.

The 18th Annual Convention of tn,
w. G.. 4. u. was held in the NJ. r.
Church of this town Thursday, of last
week. Besides the Snow Hill Union,
there were those from Berlin, Kle.
Grange, Girdletree and Pocomoke City.
The business session was held in the
afternoon and reports were read OF
work done in the various departments.
The business items were interspersed
with music. and at the close paper
was read by Rev. w. G. Strickland.
The resignation of Mrs. w. G.. Strick-
land was reluctantly accepted. She
has faithfully served as County Presi-
dent for number of years. Mrs.
Margaret Showell of Berlin was elected
President of the county organization
for the coming year, and she was rY
ceived by members of the Union with
hearty welcome.
In the evening Musical and Orator
ical contest was held in the same church
and music was furnished by Miss
Minnie Vincent. Mrs. Mabel Hitch and
Mr.. w. G.. Strickland and Miss Rose
Porter and Miss Kate Strickland.
The contestants in elocution were
Mr.. b. H. Elliott, Miss Mollie Nichols.
Miss Mollie Coulbourne. Miss Bessie
Jones and Miss Virginia +. Devices.
Medals were awarded to Misses Bessie
Jones and Miss Virginia Devices.
The contestants in Vocal Music were
Misses Clara wilkins. Bessie Jones,
Mrs. Minnie Clarke and Miss Pruitt.
AS it was a tie between Mrs. Clarke
and Miss Jones, il was decided to award
n, Mugtral MaIal IN aaeh nna
Mrs. JIM. Offield, of Sedalia. Missouri,
by request, recited humorous selection.
II was arranged to hold the next an
nual meeting in Pocomoke City. Sept.
1907.
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GREAT RECEPTION GIVEN
HON. WILLIAM ]. BRYAN,
Thousands Cheer Him As He Lands in
New York From His World Tour.
The Peoples Idol.

Democrats from every section Of the
United States assembled in New York
City Thursday to welcome home Hon.
William Jennings Bryan. who has just
completed tour of the world
1t was the greatest reception ever
accorded plain American citizen, and
demonstrated the great hold this great
Democrat has upon the hearts of the
people.
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The Baltimore Jubilee

Many Worcester CONTAINS will visit
Baltimore during the Jubilee week
commencing Sunday, September 9th.
There will be something doing all the
week. except ON Saturday which i is
proposed to turn over into sort of in
formal general jollification. A military
pageant. a mammonth industrial parade,
a firemen's reunion and parade and a
night torchlight procession and auto
mobile parade from the main features
of the weeks celebration.
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Teachers Institute.

The Tri-County Teachers Institute
met at Ocean City Monday afternoon,
and will be in session two weeks. All
the public school teachers in the coun-
ties Of Worcester, Wicomico and Somer-
set, are attending the sessions.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

1t arouses energy. develops and slim
ulates nervous life. arouses the courage
of youth. Ii makes you young again.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will do. 80 cents. Tea or Tab
let's. Z. ID. Cottingham 4 Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

We have received copy of the
Goldey catalogue for 1906. and il IS one
of the handsomest productions of the
printer's art we have ever seen. Col
dew College is one of the largest com
colleges in the United States.
asst year it received 700 applications
for the 40 persons graduated.
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Public Auction
OF VALUABLE
STOCK

will sell at public auction. at the
Livery Stable of A. w. Smith, in Snow
Hill. on
Saturday. Sept. 9Th. 1900.
at 3 O'Clock. p. M.
the following desirable Live Stock, all
in excellent condition, to wit:
5GoOd Mich Cows
I Yoke Large Work Oxen
I Choice Red Bull
I Heifiier, S-year old
= BAY Mares
Terms Of Sale Four months, with
Bankable note.
w. b. l.. BONNEVILLE.
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1.-the I,nny is Cutting Teeth

Be sure aud use that old and we'll
tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
syrup. for children tecthing. IL soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
main. cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea Twenty
c,nts a bottle.
TITS THE BEST OF ALL
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LOCRLS.


/ pay cash for eggs and chickens.
Selby T. Pruitt, Girdletree, Md.
For sale one horse and one mule.
Apply to Charles +. Hill, Snow Hill,
Md.
Mr.. Perry Bowdoin, of Salisbury,
spent Saturday and Sunday with friends
in town.
DIR. Louise Regain. of Pittsfeld,
Mass. is here on visit to Mrs. I. M.
Purnell.
Miss Celia Goodman, of Baltimore,
is here on visit to her sister, Mrs. A.
Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nicoll. of
Baltimore, are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
ID. A. Nicoll.
Miss Maude Tilghmam of Cape
Charles, Va. is visiting her aunt Mrs.
James Blades.
Mr.. William X. Spurrier has sold
his gasoline launch to a gentleman
near Onancock.
Mrs. George w. Carmean of Vir-
ginia is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Bri-
mer at Box Iron.
Mrs. Thomas Hayward and Mrs.
Ernest Parsons spent Thursday with
friends in Newark.
Capt. Robert l.. Causey, of Norfolk
spent several days this week with his
family in Snow Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. Bennett and
two little sons, Louis T., and James H.,
are at Ocean City for week.
Mrs. Mary Higgins and Miss Sarah
Higgins left this week to visit relatives
in Laurel, Easton and Oxford.
We have complete line of cakes
and crackers, both by the pound and in
the box. r. Milton Townsend.
Mrs. James Webb spent Wednes-
day very pleasantly with her sister,
Mrs. James j. Givans, of Berlin.
The Republican County Convention
met in the Court House Tuesday after
noon. The attendance was small.
Miss Nellie Parsons has returned
from visit to Pocomoke. She was
accompanied home by Miss Leita Sc
vile.
Come 10 inns store Tor irest meats
ana vegetables, as Wen as al klnds 20 o.
Wonnell.
an IN
we are sun making ice cream;
ASK your Irlehus VINO nave ''ien y. s;i anu
Townsend
Regular services IN the christian
Church tomorrow morning ana evening
az tne usual hours' py t''e PASTOR He''
-,
Wanted farmer TO tlil ~ TO 80
acres on shares or wages, WIN privilege
OF 4-room house Apply TO r.. T.. MOCK,
STOCKTON, ND. tai
For sale cheap a good horse, and
horse wagon and harness. Must be
sold ut once Apply To j. !. Taylor
Snow Hill, Md.
AZ. u,,;,, toL., - pa,..,,,..
burg, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. j. johnson, near SNOW Hlli, last
Saturday and Sunday.
~. r,a pu;s 10. xa.,oa -
ph;,nhn,,L;a 81, r ta ar'u sneu, ~
pleasant vacation here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ellis.
A.. III. n ooa. = NJ,
Mr: haro:u ~ poenn', Vi view
iorh lily, srr, ';;. .o'',S "eui'ssnay vi
and Mrs. l.. Edward Boehm.
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a hs ne nv mon I o1p Sh;I o .h
LABOR f D .nss anu lii ;1sa az n "ine' .nd
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

This is liniment, remarkable for its
great power over pain. ltduickly aliays
the excruciating pains of rheumatism
and makes sleep and rest possible.
For sale by p. d. Cottingham 4 Co.
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IRONSIIIRE.

Miss Virginia West, of Wilmington.
Del, is visiting her father. Mr.. p. s.
West, at the Bays End farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. of Virginia. are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and MRS.
John Smack, of this place. \
Mr.. William Burbage and Miss Daisy
Bassett spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Colbourne, of near Snow
Hill.
MIR. Reese Scott. who has been
making his parents short visit, re,
turned to Wilmington Friday last. I
Mr.. c. B. Gray, who has been fill
quite while, we are sorry To report.
is no better at this writing.
Rumor predicts two weddings in oul
midst soon.
Crops are very poor this season owing
TO so much rain.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Y. Warner
have returned home after visit of
two weeks at the Atlantic Hotel.
Ocean City, and at the home of Mrs.
Warmers uncle, A. ID. Irwin, Esq, in
Snow Hill. As Miss Natalie Irwin. Mrs.
Warner has made frequent visits TO
Snow Hill. where she has always been
a great social favorite. Mr.. Warner is
an enterprising and prominent young
business man of Philadelphia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

BY the advice of his physicians
Rev. A. II. Bates. of Ocean City, is
spending a few weeks in the Blue
Ridge mountains of Virginia, hoping
to get relief from bronchial inilamma-
tiOn.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

Farm for rent The farm known
as the Cox farm. in Atkinson's Dis
trict, about five miles from Snow Hill,
is for rent for the year 1907. Apply
to Marion T. Hargis, Snow Hill, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-01

i have just received new line of
ten cent goods. First come, first serv-
ed. Also, have on hand lot of wat
er glasses at six for ten cents. W.
l.. Purnell, Snow Hill, Md.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

James NJ. Skccls of Whitehall y. Y.
and Helena II. Tonney of isle La Motto,
were married at the residence of the
brides parents. NJ. and Mrs. II. 6. IIol-
comb on Thursday afternoon March /. at
three o'clock. The Rev. T.. l.. NJ. Barnes
performed the ceremony in the presence
Of a large company of relatives and
friends
The social event of the season was the
marriage of Mrs. Helena Tenney. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. lIolconh. to
James NJ Skeels of Whitehall. y. Y. ON
Thursday, March /, at three o'clock at
the home of her parents. rh" ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. f.. l.. NJ.
Rarnes the full Methodist service being
used. III. groom was attended by his
son. j. Sherr! Sk~els, OF crown Point.
, VINO acted as best man. and tho bride
was attended 10y her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Ilocomh. of Rouse> Point. who acted as
maid. The bride was Lerominely Gowned
in pearl gray creme de ch-ne with white
Houston lace trimmings. She carried a
shower Bouquet of pint; carnations. Tie
maid of honor Wore hie chiffon auc
carried rcd carnations. TIE groom wore
the conventional costume Tn. bride Is
one Of the lsands most popular ladies
having very many friends and an extern
sive acquaintance. The groom is very
well known as - popular salesman and
las many friends There WAS a large
company plcS,nt. friends coming from
whitehall. Grove Point, keesevilIe
cha'eaugHy, thazy. EuUSos Point, Al
bureh New York and New Jersey
Elaborate refreshments were served il
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ALBURGH.

T.. NJ. Wiley Of Cambridge and a former
deputy collector of customs AT this port,
and Miss Nellie Jameson Of this town
were married by the Rev. O. T.. Newton
at the Methodist parsonage, February ~.
\ reception was rendered them the even
ing before by the customs officers and
others They will reside in Cambridge
Miss Hattie Lessor started yesterday fol
Bay city, Mich, to reside with her sis
ter Mrs. l.. d. BcckcY.--School in this
district closed Saturday last,-Dr. David
Marvin OF Essex junction and II. Royce
Marvin of the L. Y. NJ. medical depart
ment spent Sunday with their parents
here,-A daughter was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Washburn.
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LAnOlLLE COUNTY
MoRRrsv1LLE.

The Rev. and Mrs. otto S. Raspe, who
have been in Boston for the past month
on their wedding trip, returned home
Thursday evening and services were re-
sumed Sunday morning at the Universal
list Church. which has been closed dur
ing the absence of the pastor Mr..
Raspc and bride arc getting ready for
housekeeping in the Matthews house on
Portland street and arc guests of Mrs.
Raspe's parents, Nj and Mrs. |. 9. An
drews for Il short timc
The winter term at Peoples Academy
closed on Friday evening with an OK
hibition by tho junior class. The pro-
gramtnc was as follows: Piano solo.
Lula Townc: MARK AntonY's Funeral
Grafton, Allic ~. Ring; "Thc quest OF
Qiurira,' Edna A. Slayton; 'The Brave
Fireman" Helen c. Russell; "Poetical
Courtship," Madgc T.. Small; THE Slave
Ship INA NJ Ring; piano solo. Lucil,
Robinson; "Grandmothcr's story of Bun
ker Hill" Bculah K. Kneeland; DUKE
i.eopold's Stone" Lydia Liberty; Bur
goNnc's Defeat, " Juliactte NJ. Brooks
"The Obstinate Music Box MARY u
Gates; THE -. 'vensc.' Arthur +. strong
piano solo, lilda Gray.
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JOHNSON.

II. II. Adams CARED stock here Tues
day morning. AT the regular meeting III
johnson Grange last Saturday five appl
cations for membership were received. --
Johnson lodge, Is. of F., worked the first
rank of Frank Davis and WIFI Tracy at
tho last meeting Mrs. Joseph MuZzoN
was buried last week. She has been a
patient sufferer for several NoarS.-Ihc
little son of Rufus Powers is very sick
with TYPHOID teVtr.-A. II. Buck has sold
his VILLAGE resistance to Mrs. Henry
Wcatherhy.Thc I.amojllo county Fro
mans association held its second annual
meeting here last Thursday with Sterling
Hose company and elected tine i"loWlng
! officers: J. -. Farrell, president. l.. y,
Hunt secretary; f.. y. DAVIS, treaSurcr;
executive committee. Don smith. Dr.
Barruws of Stowe. f.. T.. Holmes. K. il.
Royce of Johnson. Emery Gray ana WAL
Goodrich of Morrisville. refreshments
We're served by the W. Il G. Remarks
We're made by r.. II. SherUln, I. -.
Stearns +. q. BiCknoll, j. y, Pearl, T.. \.
Davis and Andrew Smith,-llumrr Peck
is earring logs to SWantou.- Mrs. :. T..
Rice is quite ill.--F. D. I'rindc l. abl' To
bc out again after a severe attack az the
! m"usles.-Mrs T. Il. Lalch is little bet
ter, she rides out occasionally.
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BROWNINGTON.

Hazcl Heath of Albany is visiting h"'
grandmother, MrS, susan SeavrN. Ma <
Porter has finished work for Fvtuk Nd
rich and hired out to William MureN.--
Clay ton Burrows and Miss Clara Powell
.of Barton spent sunday With Miss Clar,
Mrs. William Burrows. Herbert Leland
has returned to Mount Herman, Mass t.
resume his work. Lawrence Leonard no.
companicd him-licrtrudo. Youngest child
OF Mr., and Mrs. Lewis Wood. died last
Tuesday, February -. She was sick only
TWO or three days. She was a lriGht.
active child, and Will be much missed -
~ W. Brown is quito sick. Mrs. chart c
Page has gone to Island Pond for "a short
timc.-Philo Powers is home from East
Haven, where she has hcen working. -
Nellie Morey has returned from Lyndon.
Eighty loads or logs were drawn IA the
Morcy mill one day latclN.--MIs. Hcle
Aiken. who has been quite sick s improv-
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

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NEsTFIELD.

Mr.. Gilbert had ono bone in MS leg
broken and another badly crushed while
haulns a log last week. IN" crushed hone
was moro serious matter than the broken
onc.-Mss Ruth Gilbert, who has hecn
very sick. is improving, Mrs Herbert
Reed was taken suddenly and seriously
i'll last saturday night. hut is better at
present writing. -Etiounc Reed has come
home from WoodsyillC, y. H.-tommunion
service WAS held m tho Congregational
Church. last SUNDAY afternoon and th"re
was one addition To its membership
| Presiding Elder r. ". Lewis preached
| in the Methodist Church last sunday
evening ana hold the last quarterly con-
ference of the year AT Troy Monday MORN
| ing. The Christian EndcaVor society held
| their service an hour earlier in order 70
attend the preaching service --Albro Hunt
| who hurt his arm at the mill. visited MS
home in Wcstmore last week-Erncst CYL
! pin was home from Newport a few days
Hast week.-rhe CongrcGat Ladies' Aid
society held a pleasant sewing meeting
with Mrs. w. r. Gilpn last Thursday
Mrs William Dickson and daughter
Marian, spent two day in Quebec laSt
week where Mrs, Dickson met her hrpth-
er. John Thomspon, OF the British navy
Mr.. Gardner of Bailcys music rooms,
| Continucd ON the 18th Pnee'D
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs. Ilcrsa Mclcndy and daughters
Ellen and Mabel. have moved To Rurlns-
ton to reside. Thomas Libby has rented
the residence of Mrs. lIcrsa Mel"ndy.-A
son was born to M. and Mrs, Peter
Pol;,nd"r February l3-IIcurN McNallN
has sold his farm known rs tine Sabin
place to Clarence Corso of Cambridge
Mr.. McNally has rented the village resi-
doncc Of Miss Nay--Oscar Payne ar Bur
linGton was Il recent visitor in TINS town.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Potter have moved
to Burlington to reside. Mr.. Potter mas
n position with tho New England Tolc-
phone and Telegraph company Tile c"n-
trail telephone Office has been moved to
the residence of Mrs. Lillian Buchanan. -
The temperance exercises AT the church
last Sunday evening Were well attended
and very interesting Nj. and Mrs. Will
lam Atkins of Pike, y. H., a." visiting
friends in this vicinity. About VI people
from North Cambridge attended the whist
party at the home of Mark llobb last
Wednesday evening. An oyster supper
WAS served and a merry evening was
fully cnioyed by all-Mr, and Mrs An
drew Gotta Of Essex spent several DAYS
here tho past week, They were on route
ia Hyde Park, whore Mr. Gotta has rented
Il flrm.--Chcstcr Davis has rented his
residence To James Barry and Mr.. Davis
has moved to "A farm nj Norln tanhrdGc.
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ENOSBURGH.

Clarence Whitcomb has leased his farm
at West Enosbursh to Lewis Sharlow and
moved to his farm at East Enosburgh.-
The Ladies' Missionary society will hold
their next meeting at the ConGrcgat ional
parsonage March =. Refreshments will he
served. On account of the icy going the
Rev. Evarts Kent did not supply the
church at Berkshire Center last Sunday.
Clarence Bolton and Sayles Spooner
came home from working away Saturday,
March 3.-Mrs. Mary Fairbanks and two
daughters of Greensboro are visiting
friends in town,-Bishop Hail, who eX-
pectcd to preach at the Episcopal Church
March 4. was unable to be present he
cause Of i'll health.
Mrs. Kent enterta med Miss May Leach
and her Sunday school class and the class
of Mr.. Kent at the parsonage Friday
evening. George kenfield went 10 Bur-
lngton and Fairfax last week to be gone
several days.--A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs, Herbert Reed Friday. March Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Adams, who had engaged
TO work for Mr., Wager this season
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CAMBRIDGE.

Bcnnic Stafford has finished work for
John Hitchcock and returned home --
Elijah Brewster has bought new separa-
tor.-Ralph Staggles of i'ndcrhih IS visit
ing his Grandfa her, Earl Prior. MIR, and
Mrs. Clayton lIaskns, who have finished
their years work for Thaddcus Wells
have moved to Hyde purk.-Alcck New
ms has rented his farm To Gardiner Burns
aud goes to Hyde Park to work, Mr..
Prior has bought the heavy draft horses
of Frank Howe of Jericho. Michael Dorm
has finished work for Luther Putnam and
viii work for his father through sugaring.
-Ralph Mudgctt of Essex Junction was
a visitor in town over Sunddy.-Mrs.
Florilla Morgan went to Jeffcrsonville
Monday to visit her daughter, Mary Gil
more.-Will Robbins is visiting his grand
father, William NoyeS.--liolis Gray
who works in Winooski, was at home
over SundaY.-I'red Wiley and Miss
Jameson were married at Swanton last
week Wednesday and will make their
home here. Nil Wiley has been in the
customs office. resigning To return to as
sist in his fathers store. Mr., and Mrs.
Wiley will live in the Clarence torse
house-Mrs. II. \. Gray and daughter
were in Burlington Monday
H. r. LabountY, who Is proprietor of the
Grcno restaurant at White River June
tion, is i'm town for n couple of weeks
buying horses and maple sugar and syrup.
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Ella Randall is visiting friends in
Richford Mrs. S. II. smith and son of
Richford have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. &. NJ. Wildcr.-Miss Florence Hop
kns is spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. c. l.. Noyes, in Westford. Miss
Sadie Phillips is i'll with nervous prOstra-
ton At the home of her sister. Mrs. &. T..
Towlc, at South Franklin--Mr Maud
Hoga boon is with her father. Mr.. White
in Milton,--'rho funeral of George Ever
son, who committed suicide SUNDAY, was
held at his late home Wednesday a. II
q. m. The Roy. o. +. Wells officiating.
Mr., EVerson leaves two brothers, Lemon
l.. and John G. E.verSon, -Thc intormcdi-
ate and primary schools closed last week
with a very pleasant entertainment in the
town hall Saturday evening. Misses Ohm
stead and Hayden went to their home
Tuesday ia spend their vacation. Miss
Mabel Gates will spend her vacation al
East Fairfield and Troy, " Y.
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IRAsBURCH.

\ large company attended the donation
Friday night \ good entertainment and
supper was furnished. The hand gave
some fine selections and the lecture by
the Rev. S. G. Lewis was much enjoyed.
The proceeds was S6.-Miss Marie Beau
clerk is at home from Concord. \. Fl.
Miss Mary Knapp has returned from
South Royalton, whore she has been visit
lnC.-Mrs. Elijah Wiley has been very i'll
the past week.-Charles sylvester ha,
bought tho John Austin PLACES. r.
Slack has sold his place to John Carpen-
ter.-There are no new cases of scarlet
fever in town.--Leo Cook has returned to
Burlington 10 resume his studies in the
L. V, NJ.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

clyde Anderson, who has h, en- critically
III at j. NJ. Patt"rSon'e during the pas.
week, has 50 far recovered as to he
moved To- ms home last f'riday.-'rhn
conundrum social and supper given by
the Epworth League at Norton Sawyer
last Tuesday was - very pleasant onca.
SION. Tho supper was the most pleasing
feature OF the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
A. -. Spauldng have sold their home.
place to- Mrs. Hanson. They left last
Saturday for Boston. whore they eXpcc,
to reside for tho present. Miss Kate Slicer
accompanied them. Charles Humphrey
moved last week to Elmer Stratton q
home and viii board Mr.. Strattcn and
family