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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23
FOURTH GRADE

Last week Friday while Elyis
Rhiue was standing on the
corner by the Star restaurant
oae of the boys came up belAud
him and gave llim push and he
fell over cuto some pop bottle
gla Is aud cut his hand very bad.
lie did not know he was hurt
until he got up and saw that his
wrist was bleeding.
Mr.. Hall was coming up that
way and he took him up TO Dr.
Frinks Office.
Mr.. Frink put some kind OF
medici ie on l.ls wrist. lie is
going tl sc iooI esefy day and
IL lettin I aloag hue.
Iii Des he don / want To fall
ON any more glass. hope he
kdon't catch cold ia his sore
wrist. Ian Heoner.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23
SC iooL CHILDREN As EDITORS.

The feature Of this issue ol
the New Era Is the locals fur.
nished by the school children.
Last week we invited the teach.
ers of each room where the
children were old enough TO
write, TO have their pupils fur
nish Us an item of local interest.
How well it has been done can be
seen by reading their efforts.
Many grown people could not do
as well, and we are proud OF tue
fact that our teachers have saw
lit TO train their pupils in Ian.
gnage work. They will be jndg.
ed by three disinterested per-
sons, whose Identity will not be
made public until after the issue
of this paper. aud the one ad-
judged to be the best effort in
each grade will receive prize
of some nat1re from the New
Era as "a reward for their efforts.
The Judges have been named by
tie teachers, care being taken
to get the best talent obtainable
anu the result will be published
III next weeks issue Of this
paper.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23
SIXTH GRADE

It's very comical to see some
of the Indians get fooled, when
they come to Miss Biggins
school room on Main Street. and
look in, or even come in some.
times.
But they lust say, "oh" and
then walk foolishly away.
Lee Troxell
One afternoon | went to visit
school in Corwith, la. The
pupils were all very klnl. 1t
was two days before St. Valen.
tines Day, aud the pupils We're
making Valentines. and they
wanted me to- help. But | de-
clined, because | could not draw.
AT half past three | went home,
1t bad been a pleasant after
noon. Xoe Johnson.
The little BOY of Mr. and Mrs.
John Stedronsky, was taken i'll
the last part of last week but is
d ling better, AZ present.
Joseph Teply.
Sunday afternoon We boys
from town weut down To the
railroad bridge westof town. We
had good ttms riding ponies
and on the way home w, stop
ped by Que OF the coal sheds and
played antie oyer, aa1 after We
were tired of playing We wenl
home To do our chores.
George w. Mazonrek.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23
FIFTH GRADE

Ed Rhein and family of
Wagner are going to move out in
the country on the kirkpat
rick $ place five miles west of
Wagner the first of March.
Bertha Iverson.
Ed Schnose returned from
Alcester, s. Oak. last Saturday
evening, with a CARLOAD of cattle,
which Schnose, Iverson 81 Co,
are going To feed this summer
Arthur Iverson.
III. G.. Bark Is going To hold
sale at his store the 18th of Feb
ruary aud is getting every thing
ready and marked. 1t will last
till the oath of February. MolIie
Mitchell clerks there during the
sale. Amelia Bark.
Mr.. ii. X. Worthington and
his sister, Miss Eva Worthing-
ton OF Cum berland, Iowa, were
in Wagner from Wednesday un-
til Saturday last week. they
like the country very well, and
they had nice tilue.
Floyd Morgan.
A pleasant afternoon was
spent at Miss Biggin's room, last
Wednesday.
We had valentine box, and
everyone received number of
both ugly and pretty valentines.
Nora Murry.
Friday morning as Lee Troxell
and Eivis Rhein We're playing in
front of the Star Restaurant
Elvis was suddenly graooed
around the legs by Lee and
thrown violently to the ground
cutting his left hand SO badly
that it was necessary TO take
three stitches in it.
At present he il doing nicely,
Maurice p. sabcoek.
The pupils in Miss Biggins
room had ii Valentine box in
their room Valentine day.
They seemed 10 enjoy il very
much. Tie valentine box was
made very nicely.
EIyina Bnchholz.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23

f. B. Bailey and family went
to Green wood to visit last Sun
day. Ei.ma Peshek.
Mr.. Rudolph Peters from
Avon was at Wagner Saturday
evening and returned to his
home Sunday afternoon.
Lydia Buchholz.
The Third grade began work
ing in their arithmetics Monday
morning. Rachel Bailey.
Walter Farley has been quite
sick the last few days. He had
been unable to attend school.
joey Peshek.
DIR. Townsley has an auto
mobile instead of horses. John
Peshek is the engineer.
Don't you wish you could have
ride in it? He took his girl
out riding Sunday, | think they
enjoyed their ride. Ask him for
ride in it. | think he is good
enough to let you have ride.
If you ask him i0f a ride 1t
will make him brag it up.
Ernest Patton.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23

A slight accident happened at
Miss Biggias scho il the other
day. Two boys were sitting in
one seat. One got on o1e side
of the seat tor far AMI the ether
boy fell out on the flpor.
F'lossie Troxell.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-02-23
SEVENTH GRADE

The pupils iu Miss Biggins'
room are preparing for an euter-
talunent for Washington ;
birthday. The fifth aud seventh
grades are going Io have a dla
logue entitled .rne Parlor Eu-
tertaiament," which VIII be
very interesting.
t'rieda Fennies.
Miss Xoe johnson has return
ed from Corwith, Iowa, where
she has been visiting for the last
three weeks. She is one of the
sixth grade pupils IN Miss
higgins room. Maggie Iverson.
MIR. Campbell has gone on a
trip 10 California where he wilt
make his nome Tor a few weeks.
Nellie Rlielu
Since | formerly resideo here
about Two years ago Wagner has
wonderfully improved A great
many changes nave taken placs.
For you Can gel anything here
from a dancing lesson u an
automobile. dattle diner.
MIR. VI. ID. Hiner went 10
Mount Vernon yesterday 10 Visit
nls son who works Ia tie Drug
store. tie wiii return soun.
Leauian iiueln.
Dir. Townsley arrived about two
week ) ago Iroai s-luaaa, Mila.e
iie MAS visiting llls latrsnt > in
Sonllnueu on 4th imge
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RUTLAND COUNTY
PROCTOR.

There was an exchange OF pulpte be-
tween the Rev. W. {. I'm of this town
and the Rev. l.. +. Builard of Brandon
last Sunday Miss Sarah Johnson, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Ralph
stevens, left for her home in Essex June
ton Saturday.-A. II. Barr who was re
Gently offered II very good position with u
Philadelphia firm, has decided to stay
with the Vermont Marble company
Truman y. Young has returned after II
short visit with his partner in Wallng-
ford.-E. +. Ward was at his home in
Foultney SUNDAY Ralph W. sherman has
been visiting his home in Castlcton.-Wil
liam Grifth went to his home in Fair
Haven last Friday TO stay for Il few days
While there he played on tho high school
base ban team against Granville, \. Y"
high and had the misfortune to break his
legs \. howard and Benjamin f.. TaY-
lor are IN New York city on business
The high school base pall team Jared
badly At Manchester being beaten by a
score Of 20 to O.-Gcorge A. Watts and +.
w. Nosc have returned from Windsor
VIII, re they have been attending the State
y. NJ e. A. conVention.-Th local \. +.
$. Z, T.. elected the following as delegates
TO attend the Sudbury convention on We'd
nesclsy and Thursday: The Rev, w. C.
Hin, F.. ". Nose Richard VI. Taylor, Al
Ian Burrows.
The celebration in connection with the
25th anniversary Of the library took place
Tuesday afternoon. At three o'clock Miss
Sara Cone Bryant of Boston gave high
| ~ interesting talk To the younger mem
hers of tho schools after which light re
| freshments were served. A band concert
to- hn fol in
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LOWELL.

Mary McAiistcr, wifi" or Fred Berosc.
aged IS years and ono month. died Thurs.
day, April %, of measles and compica-
tons. Mrs. Bclrose leaves husband and
four children to mourn her loss. Tho
eldest child is not six and tho youngest,
but two days old. The funeral was held
Sunday from tho St. 1gnatius Church,
tho Rev. Father TurCottc officiating
At the Congregational parsonage April
%. Mr.. Clarence r. Shedd and Miss Elma
J. Shatncy of Eden were united in mar
riagc by tho Rev. G. II. Cooledge.-NTrs
Clement Barre has gone to Wcstiicd to
supply in the Laper district school while
the teacher. Miss Shcrbert. has the
measles.-Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson are
the parents of daughter born April 30.
II. and II. y. Potter have sold their
farm and stock to Rookie Snydcr.--Fred
Murphy and mother have moved into one
of SilsbY's tcnernents.-IiarvcN Lapior of
Woodsvile. " H.. was in town last week.
j. H. Slshy has returned to Hartford,
Connectcut.-A son was born April 4 To
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Berosc.-Mrs. l.. G..
Cox and son. T.. Worthcn. Of Waterbury
| visited friends in town last week.
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NORTHFIELD.

The preliminary competition of candi-
dates who desire to take part in the regu-
lar sophomorc-f freshman prize speaking
held Tuesday evening of commencement
week at Norwich University, was held
Saturday forenoon, members. of the fac
ulty acting as judges. Tho 10 men select
Cd were: Roy RyndNn Andrews uf North
field Fails, kIG Ferguson baldwin of
East Liberty. Oslo Charles Newell BIrher
Of Barre. Frank sheldon Clark of Walt
ham, Mass, Rohcu Horace Dunlop of
Poultney. Ralph Andrews Eaton of North
field Falls, Guy lchabod Howe of Peach
am, Robert Haas Seiplc of NerGonncs.
Twin daughters were born 10 Principal
and Mrs. u. l.. Robinson Friday morning.
Michael Murray, aged about 60 years,
died at his home in this village sunday
evening. lIc had been in falling health
for the past two months following an
attack of grip. He is survived by wife,
a daughter, who lives in Boston. and a
son, who lives in Barre. Funeral scrV-
ices were conducted i'm TIA" Rom0u
Catholic church Tu, Sday morning by
CONTINUED ON 18Th page
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY. MA, }. 1906

Mrs. Icdia A. Il. Hutchins was admitted
into TINS village and it was voted to
change the boundary line so as to take in
ms property. a village TAX OF II cents ON
the dollar was voted. The account of Eu-
gene S. Abbott OF $3.50 to reimburse him
for costs of prosecution forced upon
him while acting as chief of police was
presented and ordered paid.
At the home of tho brides father, Dan
icl Flint on Braintroo hill yesterday
morning took place the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Marion Flint. To Avery
Richardson of RoxburN rho ceremony
which was performed 10y the Rev. 7. j..
Urban of East Brain,ree was witnessed
by only the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties. The bride is very
well known in this vicinity having been
Braintrees town clerk for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson left yesterday
for wedding trip TO Chester, Mass,
where they will visit her brother. Sherwn
Flint, and family. They Will return IN Il
few days to make their home on the t'iiht
farm.
George Gladding. who has been spending
several days in town the guest OF MS
brother. William Gladdinc. and sister Mr.
| j. T.. Chadwick. left yesterday for his
| home in l.aconia, y. H.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Manchester ANA MIS-
| Il. A. Manchester returned Tuesday from
Winchester. Mass, whore they had been
called to attend the funeral OF MIS- FOR
| rest Manchester.
| At the last meeting Of West kand"iph
| Grange, No. 40, held ~ Grange hall sat
urday evening. state Grange Deputy d. H.
Morse announced to the members tiiat
| plans are being made for %iahd union
picnic to be held at the DOG River Valley
| fair grounds in Nolthn'ld on Wednesday,
| June 70. The date of the next meeting
of Central Vermont Pomona Grange l"
meet with Shady Rill Grange in MlddlcSeN
| has been fixed for the same day hnt ar
rangcmcnts are now being made |" '"il-
| binc this union meeting with the regular
| Pomona meeting. The Oranges hciuu'u
| in this union are Washington Nllla','S-
town. Middcscx. Brookiield. East Braln-
,roc Randolnh Waterbury. Watshcld
Northiic and East Montpelier.
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nrouratnm. voe ,,ro tbrouyb. March
from "'rronic ia ,rrouir" Atcv,ndor.
overtime "sI<vc pint " I,vror.o. I'm.
tcrmezzn. "Islv,recbou -" Iiulzn,,n. b,,,i.
tonc solo "tlovcr fran, trntr,l,pd Ram.
house. waltz "pnstiliio,, 60 L,brb,cb. GO
loctiou "Jo, f., tbo ,vortd e" t,r,h,,sc.
"D,ux Femme Attention, " No,lu,,r A. S.9o
In thn V N - Fletcher n procto,
ypvc , hi,iiy i,toro.,i,o mud hcronci,t
tnlL nj, ,h,, biy,,,.,. az ,ho tih,.,,,. eu,iou..
cd bv m ,ddr,.s nm ,r, ,,.,. ,,,cds and
rutur,. ,l,rs b,. th, tc. r,u "a :, ,tul
Durinp tbc snoccb,. ,b, h,ud ,,ovrd CO.
,oc,io,. .iii,,, l. r,o ~ ,.,,o,,,, has,
a nositiop In thc ordcr rnnu, of thc \cr.
mint \,,rh,o con,r,n,,. ,rfic, 4 .cl< Dn,
vbo has hoo, ,u,nInv,d ,t .uuo man"
,o,. t,, \.o,,,,.,, ,i,,t,t, Comment. h,.
rooi,nod bis ro.iti,r aud ,,,,, tn HE b,n,,.
In \vo,,,s,o,L
,rbo conditi,, of yiliinn ,;,imt, Of
Fair Haven vim brnko his Irr last SAT-
urdav is rnvorn,lo rho nov q " e.
nm T.. ~ Vnsc. T. II Tavlor and At.
Ian Rurro,vs tcft YESTERDAY for Sudbui.v.
ia attcnd tho V - : q f. a,tb srni.
annual convention Andrew ol.on vbu
10. ,,....-......
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WATERVILLE.

Howard Cakes was N1 ST. Adams on
Sa turday.--W H. Lee of Burlington was
in town several days last Week.-Mrs..
Clara Grswod Of fillmore visited Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Jackson tho past week.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Page Of Burlington visited
friends in town several days last week. -
The Rev. and Mrs. j. +. Baxendalc were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. |. Mann on Fri
day ard Saturday.-Mr. frank and \. l..
Laraway were in Hyde Park on business
last saturday The Rev. George G.. West
cot left town on Friday for his new field
of labor at North Hero.--lrwn Hobert
of Cloverdale was in town several days
last week.-Mrs. Charles Dudley and
daughter of Fairfield visited friends isl
town several days last wc"k.-Athell
Davis went to Bakersfield on Saturday
where he will live with his grandparents
and attend the spring term Of school,
a. l.. Laraway went to Boston on bust
ness Monda Robert Wiley of Green's
boro is spending few days with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Wiley
HI. A. Jackson was in Gilmore ON busi-
mes Monday.
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BROWNINGTON.

Little Harvey Leonard of Barton, who
has spent the winter with his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. r. K. Leland. has gone home 10
attend school-AlVin Berry is very sick
with pneumonia.--John Woods has moved
hack to the McnaY place. George Ewcns
Of Richford has been visiting his mother,
Mrs Ewens, and his sister. Mrs a. II.
Gardyne.-MrS. Maria FoX, who has spent
the winter with her son. Gaylord Fox,
at East Brownington. has returned home.
Mrs. l.. \. Drown has gone to Woods
Vile. y. H.. for few daNs.-Amon Page
has finished work for w. Il. Guild of
Coventry and is now working for w. j.
Monticth. --Almon Bowen has moved from
the Frank Brooks place to Mrs, r.. Il. lc-
lands tenement.
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ono pair noted this season nested in A
haystack and the first egg was seen Tn
April .. Three we're laid and all were
destroyed by purple gracklc. Two moro
eggs were laid when the nest and eggs
were again destroyed and tho birds then
gave up the attempt III that vicinity
Miss Ora J.. Davis Of stowe graded school
spout Sunday with Mrs. q. :. Smith in
Moscow. The town school began on Mon
day, April 3o.-followne is the program
tain Grange ON May II: Music, Grange
choir; selections, Mrs. Aurora Adams;
reading. Mrs. Della McAllister; question.
Does the present system OF schools affect
farm values?; mandolin solo. Miss Watts;
IL. Percy Smith OF Little River has gone
TO Glencoe. Md, TO attend school.-Mr
j. j. irving returned on saturday TO hcr
homo in Moscow after an absence of six
weeks in Burlington much improved in
health.-Mrs. Harriet Smith has closed
her house in Moscow and has gone to
live mt Stedman Wheeler's ~ Waterbury,.
| II. E. irving returned on Monday from
Burlington.-M Clara smith is employed
at +. l.. knights in NaterhnrN.--Mrs +.
\. clair returned home on Wednesday
|
| o. II. Luce is IN Burlington az juror
| tafold McMahon attended tn" Holy
oss-Nermont base ball game in Bur
linston on TueSday.-rne Ladies Reading
club meet on Monday afternoon May .
with Mrs. {. j.. mcmahon farh member
| VIII reclte n"cm' 'he author To ne
| guessed ny the "thers'-School WORK ~
progressing hneiN AZ the graded Scho"i'
| tNcrEnodE' noth teacher ana scluiar' mas
an abundance OF work ana each ono Is
taxing hold IN manner sure l" win
|credt 1"r pupils ana schooi AT inc COM
ING commandments WhiVh taxes Pi"c'
carry !" june h' l" PRIV Hp'""e'S So
| iected from nearly =" preliminary CON-
| teS'"n'S are 'ehedrS'hs every "aS an"
'hlS Pi"''iis'S W ne o'e VI tI' oeS' 'i'''-
| 'd'''hehtS oI JUS h'ho ''"t c""lu "'
! ioohen LOT III schooi OF '""n OF th'S SIZE
ne SPoahers were cnoseh So'c'N WI 'h'h
Hle''ts irrespective OF claSS' ana e''h one
Oh the selcc'lonS mas peeh CHOSEN WIN
care mat eacn shou'u oe aoHpte" 10 'no
speaker oeFerai vi 'he speakers laN'
hau experience III tnlS line ana al arc
| WI Mis- 'p'e""is' '"' ''''i"'' VI '"'
J"hlol CLASS VIII nave c'arSe oi inv ciaSS
va" anu "'e man 'N'V"9''
lpicpa'"'ohs' LUIS - he" le''u'' w
|cofl'hehceiheh' "ceh mere an" prom 9'F
10 ne success J" previous years ''''
Sehio' eieee HaH 'ho qua se VI o"'' We"
IuaN anu Rrsouat'ol eA''''SeS'- p'S' We" II
Praclce at IN" SCHOOL mas pcch r"'n''
SLOW inns spring que largely 10 inc 'Hc'
that the boys nave oeen unable 10 ma
suitable grounds. AT present they arc
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ORLEANS COUNTY
oRATTsBURY.

Mrs Dixon left Wednesday, for her
home in sheldon. THE Rev. and Mrs
X. j. chryrtie left last Saturday for
their new charge at Newport.-Nellie
Gilbert, wife of CLYDE Thompson, aged
81 years. died last SUNDAY Of consump-
ton. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev. Rowly officiating.
She was much loved and respected for
her amiab!e Christian Characterization
George Of East Iiardwck was in town
last Thursday on business.-Mr. Cole
Of East Hardwick visited his brother
in This town the first of last week.
Tho annual ", G. I. l.. meeting viii
he held Tuesday, May with Mrs. y.
ii. kinney.
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DERBY.

Gus accident in her home last week Tues
day forenoon. She fell down A short
flight OF stairs in a shed room, dslocat-
ing her knee joint and breaking the bone
below the knee. No one being in hearing
she lay there an hour with "A chilling wind
blowing about her At noon the deacon
came home to dinner, and found her in
that situation. DIR. Comings and two doc
tors from Newport were summoned. VINO
set the limb, ana at last accounts she
was as comfortable AS could he expected.
Mrs. Allhce is "A years Of age. Wednes-
day was the deacon's 7tth birthday. cele-
hrated last year by gathering of his
children and other friends.-Mss Ora
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WoLCOTT.
mes Monda,

LOttie j.. wife of Percy w. Bracket,
committed suicide by shooting at her
home in Everett, Mass. April - while
suffering from acute mania. Nearly a
year ago she was committed TO an
asylum in Danvers. Mass, but was re-
turned home January last as cured. She
was 2s years of age and the youngest
daughter Of the late Hon. Earl Guyer of
this town. She is survived by her husband
and two daughters. aged five and three
years also two brothers and one sister,
Alfred Guyer of Hanover. n. H., Arthur
and Miss Josie of Hyannis. Mass, The
remains were brought here Monday, April
20. and Inferred in the family lot in Fair
mount ceinetcry.-Mrs. George Bell of
Greensboro was a guest at Hiram Smith $
the latter part Of last week.W. Y. Mead
ioined the woodmen Wednesday night of
last week.-Chauncey Brown and George
Currier were up from Morrisville We'd
nesday night of last week to attend the
Woodman's meeting The Rev. .. Il.
Barnard OF lnderhill preached at the
Methodist Church last Sunday morning, -
Miss Flora La Baron is home from Nor
Iisville for short vacation. Miss Belle
Liberty OF MorrisVilie visited at the home
Of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wood. over Sunday.-C hauncey
kimhal and wife of Morrisville spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. Eimball 5
parents. Mir. and Mrs. Xsnthe Kimball,-
Mrs. &. II. Crane of Morrisvlle called
on friends here last Mondays. a. Fife
was called to Burlington last Monday as
juryman at the United states court there.
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NEWPORT.

IHe NV ~ D. III SH''' no. "'' u
appointed 10 MI Tue P"iPIt Oh th' M'th-
ulSt ohu'ch III pi"ct Oh 'he rev MI
Newah' WHO resigned on account Oh idil-
ing health'
Word mas D"en received from l.. I.
Bates FORMER resident OF inns place
that his elegant residence 4" st. James
street, San Jose, cal, was burned To the
ground in the recent earthquake. Mr.,
and Mrs. Bates were unintured but left
in the streets Mrs. Rates it will be re-
memhcred was the builder of the block
| in the west end now known as the Bates
block and was identified with several
real estate deals when residing here.
The Carpentcrs have commenced no
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IRASBURGH.

Gustavus Wheeler of New York is visit
ing his brothers. the Hon. &. w. ana
H. q. Whcecr.-Emer Slack rs teaching
the Newport Centre school.-Rlanchc
Keith has returned from South Albany,
where she has been caring for her sister.
Mrs. Webster. and family.--The Rev. j. =.
Chase preached in tho Methodist Church
Sunday.--Thc Rev q. II. Wright and
wife are visiting Mrs. Warren and family
in Pldnfeld-A thank offering service
was held in the Cougro gational Church
last Sunday evening. Mrs. McGoff has re-
turned home from johnson.
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BROOKFIELD.

l. w. rarmentcr WAS in Boston last
week on business Schools in town open
ed Monday Road Commissioner Mcdcaii
started the road machine TucsdaN.-MrS.
j. NJ. Angel and daughter visited h"i
brother. Or. +. q. SpraSue, of Balrc
last week--A social hall WAS given Mon-
day night in the interest of tn" Base
Ball -club.-Tho base bah team has or
canized. with Arthur Mitchell as mart'
ger: Arthur Bigelow. captain, Charles An
gcll. secretary. and Charles Big"low
treasurer. Practice was begun last Sat
MrNaN.
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TORESTDkLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Nicklaw Of Eut.
JoPR fli.rlfiscuo 'o-hnholdiY.- XIV
lana spent Sunday with relatives in hi,
place.-Nrs. LYMAN Rirk"rt and daughter
of iuhbardtun is visiting at A. q. rs
oy's.-Niss Gcnuic Thomas IL tcarhine
school in Gushon.-'rho Rev. g. T.. 81 Il
has returned from Glcas Falls. y y
whore ho attended tho CONFERENCE.-THE
liam Wetmore and Mrs. Charles Naylor
are i'll.
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ham returned last week from Graham. n.
1.-THE Christian Endcavor society of
the Congregational C'hurcn gave II box
party in the town hall Tuesday, May L.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Clark are moving
into their now home tho lIamblett house.
Nj. \. Adams will occupy the upper tcne-
ment John Searles ana George Roberts
expects to exchange residences TINS