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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-26
.UN RECUERDO.

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cobo Herrera
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almn: bten sc que 81 i,lSto Drocele:
no mfente; la veTdad. ~ Ia luz que
me iiumina; 40 tnmo: 10 retrocedo.
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trim mi esDfritu ira ultratumba
para cantaT 4 III sabio ej"mplo de
venRanza!
Hermann:
"Cuando el alma d,t"Fa tnnto
La Ucna d los ojos sube.
Bnsca esDacio. forma nriie.
Sc deShace y llueHs Ilanto."
No tenEo mds. Que puelo EXPIRE
Sar con mi lamentD? Nj tampoco pie
do darte flores Dorqus todgs elias lie
van de mi dasdlcha el sello poFquC
todas elias son flores llenas de e.
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vafio. ~
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aHlaTgas Rotas de llnnto que fertiliz ~
el lugar dondIs deposiio mi humade
recuerdo!
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tu t?altsd So anldlron liz honradc2
el herOismo. Odiuste la injustice
CON tn modestia- Suno,tasto como
nerce la tiranfa hs los qua sc llama.
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casmcia te entregaste 4 m0rlr nor
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pueblo donde Dor primfroa i1stnn..
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UN ExPATRIADO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-26

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glorinen =" Mexico.y cone.ryarjo CO.
mo tin recuerdo del cente.,ario, Su
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Mexico. "a
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'a'oS por una subscripcion por ado
al REGIDoR, enYlafemos ests hello
no'on de regalo. DIrfjanse 4 Pablo
<az' 200 S. laredo ST., San An
tonic
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-26

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-04-26
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
IRASBURGH.

The Rev. John Comings gave a very in
tercsting talk upon his work in India as
missionary of the Congregational Church
last Sunday evening. There was a large
attendance.-Mr Il. W. Keith was re-
Gently called to Newport to see her sis
ter. Mrs. Helen Recor, who is very ILL
Miss Annie Copeland of Albany is assist
ing in tho work at n. b. Chamberlain's-
A large number from Ira sburgh Central
lodge attended the Masonic meeting at
Newport last Thursday.-Leo Cook re-
turns to Burlington this week to resume
his studies in tho /. V M.-Miss Marie
l'"auclork has returned to Contocooli
y. H.-Dr. Templcton went to st. Johns
bury with a patient last week Tuesday,
Archie Marcy moves on to the Stetson
farm and Thomas Simeno will move on
to the John France farm. which he re-
Gently purchaSed.-Tho who have at
tempted to draw logs on the ice have
found it unsafe to do so. for in some in
stances the loaded sled wort to the bot
tom of tho river.-Mayland Clough is re-
covering from his ilness.--Charles Fisher
is in Montgomery working for the Hutch
ms Mill company.
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RU TlAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Aaron Vail. a prominent farmer OF the
Arnold district, died suddenly wednesday
evening while attending Masonic meet.
ing of Farmers Chapter. No. Q. Mr.. Val
left his home early IN the evening and
drove to town and went to the lodge room
in Smith block. About ten O'Clock Mr.
Vail was seen to pitch forward in his
chair but rallied for a moment and then
fell against the arm of Edgar ~ Miller,
who at once saw that he was seriously i'll
A physician, who was in the room. was
summoned but Mr. Vail died within few
minutes, the probable cause being heart
trouble, He was IS years of age and il
survived by wife and one son, ChaunccY,
who resides at home. The funeral wai
held from his late home on sunday attcr1
noon at two o'clock and was a Masonic
funeral. AS soon as Mrs. Vail and som
were informed of the death of Mr.. Vail
they Immediately drove to town with 4
pair Of chestnut colts which upon their arr
rival were left i'm the care Of Ralph All
lard. IT is supposed that Mr. Allard tried
to turn the team around and tipped thj
wagon completely over. III" horses weri
frightened and ran down Carver street,
where the wagon struck a marble post
breaking it completely off and freeing IND
horses from the wagon. They continued
running for a half hour bat were inallJ
stopped on Center street by Charles Al
Wcthcrhee The horses were badly
scratched and bruised.
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while drawing n load of goods on Pine
street in this village. was struck at the
grade crossing near tho Baptist Church
on the east side of the river by the
Canadian Pacific evening freight south
bound. ono of the horses was killed. the
other injured. the goods scattered and
Mr. Parment"r thrown some 40 or more
feet, where he lay unconscious for sew
Cral minutes. Mrs. Eliza Buggy has re-
turned from the Royal Victoria hospital
in Montreal and is improving at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. p. N. Par
lier in this villagc.-Tho wife Of the Rev.
James Ramage has returned from her
sisters in Barre. and the family is oc-
cUpying the new parsonage on Main
street. She is much improved in health.
Miss Ivan Johnson recently visited in
Newport ana Irasburgh.-A. j. Gaskill
has sold his tenement and dwelling on
railroad street to W. r. Powers; and
Mr. Powers has sold his place near
Pleasant street to William Bash1w OF
Province hill. who will move there dir"ct-
~ Mrs. II. \. Clough has returned from
Massachusetts, where she has been dur
ing the last ten weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
WOLCOTT.

DR.. Bickford and wife of st. Johnsbury
were guests at James Peck's the part of
last week.-Mrs., Susan Shepard is nurs-
ing at Henry AuStin's, Mrs. Austin being
critically ill.--Carrol Graves and Carl
Taylor and wife of Hardwick attended
the Sons of Veterans public installation
of officers last Thursday nght.-G. Il,
Downing took the second degree in the
*. of r. lodge at Morrisvile last Thurs
day nipht.-Peter Golden is working on
the section for the present.-Irban Mar
tin finished the winter term of school in
| the Hampshire district and Miss Molly
Martin in the Town Hill district last Fri
daY.--Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Iackie of Shell
don were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. I. Randall the latter part of last
wcek.-Mss Lillian Golden came home
from Johnson Saturday night on account
| of her mother being ill.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
! w. Flanders entertained u of their young
| friends at their home last Friday night.
| Whist and finch We're played. after which
| refreshments were served and n general
good time was enjoyed. Homer Fisher
got his knee cut quite severely by an AK
while working in the woods Monday DR..
Dale was summoned and several stitches
were taken in the wound.-Miss Eldie
| Knight is on the sick list.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Some of the farmers have tapped their
sugar places and had a nice run of sap
w. -. Macoy was in Essex Junction and
Burlington Monday.--Mary ChaNer Of
Lyndon is visiting Mrs. Hattie Putnam
Ruth Stinchour of Montpelier is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. II. A. HatCh.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rollo Jackson are visiting friends
in Waterhury.-The Sunday school con-
vention will be held at the Methodist
Church January 31.--Miss Bessie Allen is
in Wolcott visiting her brother.-A num-
Der of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs n. r.
lapolnt gave them Il pleasant surprise at
their home Wednesday evening the occa-
sion being the 18th anniversary of their
marriage. The evening was passed in
playing whist and other games. Refresh
ments were served and general good
time was the verdict of all.--Holis Gray,
who is employed in the Winooski Savings
bank, Is at home sick.-Mrs. Frank Tohin
is visiting her father. w. J. pcaSc. Miss
Mabel Putnam is on the sick list.-NTrs.
a. Gravlin has had a shock and is very
low at present wrtinE.-1he road be-
tween the village and Brooklyn was I'M
der water Monday. Boats were the only
means of conveyance.
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MORRISVlLLE.

Tho body of Mrs. Lur"na Thorpe. who
died at the home of her niece. Mrs r..
A. Hill of Stowe Wednesday, January
II, was brought to this village on Fri
day and funeral services We're held at
two o'clock p. m. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George stiles The Rev i.
A. Smith of Puncr Methodist Episcopal
Church omiciated and the body was
placed in the tomb at Pleasant View
cemetery and in the spring will be
buried in the family lot at Cady's Falls.
Mrs. Thorpe was 81 years Of age, a
native of Morristown ana a resident
of this town during most of her life.
She was the widow of William
s. Thorpe Her only son, Edgar
Thorpe. died in jamestown. North Da-
kota, about two years ago and only n
grandson, George of the. same place,
survives her.
Mrs. Charles Rand was a visitor in
Burlington yesterday.
H. II. Pervier, who has been seriously
Ill with Bright's disease, is SO much
improved that he is able to be out.
Miss Agnes Woodward is at the home
! of her parents, DIR. and Mrs. g. T.. Wood
l ward, having completed her engagement
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from third pagc.j

urday afternoon January q. A musical
and literary programme will be render
ed and n debate on the following uues-
ton Is 1t Profitable for The Dairy
man to Garry his Milk or Cream to the
Creamery? Affirmative, c. +. Eddy,
negative Newell Bigelow. Followed by
general discussion to be decided by the
master ON the weight of argument. The
meeting will close with instrumental
music.
A solo by tho boy singer, Donald McMa-
hon. was unintcntionaly omitted in the re-
port of the Unity Young Peoples socinble
on Monday evening.-II. G.. Thomas is in
Boston this week attending the meeting of
the Fish and Game Protective association.
The regular meeting of Mount Mansfield
Juvenile Temple will he held ut IT. f..
Straw's residence ON Saturday at 2:30 p.
M 1t is expected that there will be sew
eral candidates initiatcd.-The telephone
poles on the Stowe Hollow line are being
wired.-Edson owen of HinesburGh is "A
visitor at his uncle's, NJ. w. OwenN.
Bieelow returned on Wednesday from
Eurlington.-'rhc Apollo Ciec club gave n
concert in the lecture course of entertain
ments. There was a good attendance and
the concert was a fine onc.-Thc ladies
of the Methodist Church will serve a
hash dinner in their vostry Wednesday
noon January 81, 10 cents. Come.
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CHELSEA.

On Friday evening last. under the
auspices of the Ten Pin club. a promcn.
ade and donation party was given at thu
town hall TO assist the family of Herman
II. Campbell. who We're burned out of
escaped with their lives losing nearly
every particle of their personal clothing.
Quite a sum of money was received and
an abundance of clothing and households
furniture. George w. Taplin re-
turned on Monday evening to tho home
of her daughter, Mrs. Edwin ID. Fuller
after a fortniEhts confinement in Hitch
cock at Hanover, where she had under
gone an operation for cancer fThe opera.
ton was deemed successful and Mrs. Tap.
lin is now on the road to recovery
Wednesday morning for Buffalo. y. Y,
whence after short visit to relatives
they will proceed to Spokane, Wash. for
a prolonged stay.-Mrs Fernando NJ
Perkins has gone to visit relatives ant
friends in Gloucester, Mass, where she
will spend several weeks. Mrs. JOSEPH
French, a successful "hen farmer has
Il Rhode Island red pullets, Matched last,
April which have laid los eggs up tc|
January ~ last.-Dr. Frank II. Godfrey
returned Saturday from the meeting oil
the New England examining boards of
registration, to which he was appointed
a delegate by the Vermont State board.
He was chosen a president.-The
Tyrian club has set up a new billiard
table in its rooms.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
HYDE PARK.

At the regular meeting of Sterling
Lodge. No. A. !. o. o. T. Friday even
ing, the following officers We're installed
for the ensuing year by District Deputy
Grand Master w. y. Stewart of Fair
fax assisted by George l.. Morse of Mil
tom n. g., W. w. Thorp; V. e., j. :.
Leach; secretary w. S. Newcomb; treas
urer, T.. j.. Noycs; financial secretary,
p. +. Foster; warden, T.. l.. NoYes con-
ductOr, L. T. Foster; O. g., l.. n. Lewis
i. c., NJ. II. Goodhue; chaplain. H. A.
Noyes: Il. S. n. G.. William White; l.. S.
N c.. Frank Brown: r. S V. c., A. V.
Wiswell; l.. :. V. c.. Henry Drown: r.
s. $, T. q. Blake l.. S. s, G. l.. DEMO.
At the close of the exercises refresh
ments were served.
At the regular meeting of Charity Re
bekah Lodge, No. -. the following Of
GERS were installed for the ensuing year
by Fast District Deputies Parker and
Spaulding of St Adams y. c.. Miss
Blond Seymour: Y. c., Miss Helen Hall;
secretary, Miss Hattie Pratt financial
secretary. Mrs. Nora Scofield; treasurer
Mrs \. V. Wiswell, chaplain. Miss Halle
Gates; r. s. n. G., Mrs. s. y. Waite; l..
S. ~ g., Mrs. j. 5. Leach; r. S. V. O..
Mrs. p. r. Foster l.. S. V. O., Miss Lii
lab Waite: Con. Miss A. Dorcas Sawyer;
marshal. Miss Dora Fairbanks; |. c..
Mrs. w. y. Putnam; @. G., w. n. Put
nam. After the exercises refreshments
of sandwiches. cake ana coffee were
served and 81 social time enjoyed
Camp No. 991i, NJ. W. ~. neld n special
meeting Tuesday evening. District Deputy
Grand Master p. Mayhem Libby of Bur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

NJ. l.. Washburn and wife have been
visiting his mother since Saturday-A
lecture was given in Normal hail Friday
evening by c. w. Osgood of Bellows
Falls. His subject was Looking and
seeing. George d. Hyzer went to Bos-
ton Sunday on "A short business trip
Mrs. V. l. Spear was a guest at the "old
homestead" last week.-Mrs.. George W.
Patterson is visiting relatives in Newton
Vile. Mass.--N. l.. Boyden. ESQ, attend
ed the opening of supreme court in Mont
pelier Tuesday Miss Olive Calef teacher
in the upper room Of the primary school.
has been sick with tonsilltis and her place
has been taken by Miss Ilsley. one OF the
Normal students.-Miss Ella Herrick
teacher of drawing in the Normal for :.
weeks, has closed her labors here and has
gone to Johnson to teach the remaining
20 weeks of the school year.-Mrs. Clossou
Gilbert died last Friday after a severe
illness. The funeral services were held
Monday al Grace Church The Rev
George Gilbert read the Episcopal service
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
CRAFTSBURY.

Willard Wheeler broke both bones of
his leg last Monday by being caught in
the belt of his gasoline engine-Sevcral
from this town attended the Masonic ban
quet at Wolcott last week Wednesdays
A company of Sons of Veterans was or
ganized in this village Wednesday even
ing of last week with &c members. Light
refres hmcnts We're served and a pleasant
time was enjoyed Several from this town
attended the donation at South Albany
last Friday evenng.-The Changers held
their meeting in the Woodmen's hall last
Friday evening, hoping to secure its use
in the future.-Several new cases of
measles appeared last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
BELVIDERE.

Samuel Walker took poison Sunday ac-
Cidentally and would have died before
medical aid could have been summoned If
it had not been for the prompt use of
antidotts administered by his wife. lie is
all right now and at work again.--Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. G. Shattuck visited at her
brothers, George Bickford's, in Cam
bridge last Monday.--Mrs. II. W. Coburn,
who has been sick with grip and rheu-
matism, is on the gain.-Mr and Mrs. NJ.
l.. Davis visited with T.. Rivers in cnos-
burSh last wock.Watson Coburn COM
menced going to school in Bakersfield
Monday NJ. Potter is on the sick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
JEFFERSONVILLE

Tho funeral of Mrs. Mary II. Dodge
was held at the church Thursday, Jan
uary IS the Rev. II. &. Howard ohiciat-
ing beautiful music was rendered by "A
male Guartctte composed of Robert
Thomas, W. &. Lease, Ira Powell and II.
+. Raymorc. Those from out of town in
attendance were Mrs. joel Farnsworth of
Colchester Nathan Lamplough of Fair
fax, Smith IIcbb of Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Powell of Berkshire.-John
DIinkwine has moved to Essex and Ira
Keith will occupy tho farm which lie
vacates.--Air. and Mrs. J. J. Pcnder have
moved into George Pope's tenement, va
Gated by George Glmorc,-The Rev. Mel
vile Shaver and bride have returned from
Jamaica, Il. W. L. and are the guests of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs l., $. Morse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

'r' ana MIS- H. H. Mcintyre Ieft Fri
day for Washington, d, G., where they
VIII spend the greater part OF the winter.
foiore returning hero pr. Mcintyre will
make his annual business trip to the
West While in Washington they will
made their headquarters with Col. and
Mrs. Crosby p. Miller
The annual meeting Of the Rando1nh
telephone exchange WAS held Friday at
the exchange office. Evorv department
was found to he in excellent condition.
Tho officers reports were accented and
adopted and the following officers we've
elected for the voar ensuing. President
Dr. George W. Scott. secretary and treas
urer. H. W. MCINTYRE. director IIa IN
F. Sanford; auditor. O. ! Marcott. The
exchange has been in operation three
years and from the efficient service
rendered is considered tho host local
telephone line in rho state
Mrs. James Howe has purchased Of the
Rev. and Mrs. @. o. Howe thoir rcsi-
dencc on Prospect avenue. Mrs. Howe
will take posscs,,ion immadi,to,v and
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hatch will ,uovo
their household goods fron, the farm to
the newly purchased house in a few
DAYS.
r. F.. Kicker shipncd a carload of hogs
from this station saturday Mr. Kicker
purchased from ono farmer - hogs that
weighed 500 mounds for which he paid
the sum of s4s5 Tho largest hog in tho
bunch weighed $50 nounds and tho lot
was the finest bunch Of hogs raised hv
ono farn,or ovor bro,pht iuto This stu.
ton.
As Charles White ana his son Pear,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Frederick Billings of Woodstock
has very kindly send a check for S25
for the new church fund and generously
offered to send 800 more if the society will
raise 81, 200 by June IL. 1T is thought that
amount will nearly complete the odifice.
Ex-Gov. Page has promised generous
contribution if the church will own their
edifce and not get help from a Building
associa ton. It will require $1,000 or more
to finish and furnish the church ready
for use. The week of prayer was OBJ
served beginning January II, the first
three nights in the Congregational
Church and the last three in the
Methodist Church,-W cdnesday. January
II there was a notable gathering at the
home of Mrs, Chas. Gilbert. when
eight Of the nine surviving children of
the late Mr., and Mrs. James Brown met
with their sister. One brother, Charles,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25

ith W., l.. g. lGrskne. After the installa-
ton an oyster supper was served and So
cial hour enjoyed.
Dr. ana Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre are at
the Westminster in Washington for the
winter
Fred Hayward was confined to his bed
yesterday as the result ~ a fall Tuesday
night. In company with some OF the boys
hayward was trying acrob1tic stunts and
was standing on the shoulders of Evan
lIeadle and being balanced by Fred Fair
banks, when the latter let go of HAY.
wards hands, II"adlc sim held his feet
and the victim fell over backwards and
landed on his head with such force that
he WAS stunned for the time being. IIay-
ward went home but was in such plin
that a physician was called, and last
night he was reported as getting on nice.
ly.
Joseph Phelps left yesterday for Dor.
chester, Mass, whore he has a good posi-
ton in an automobile factory.
very pleasant whist party was held
with Mrs Fred T.. Dubois at her rooms
in the Randolph Inn Tuesday evening.
a horse owned by Mrs r.. +. Kicker
ran away Tuesday evening from Z. e
McCrillis's house on School street. ur
Main street, through Merchants Row anc
down Pleasant and stopped Of its own ac-
cord without doing any damage.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

United States Custom Officer Branard
ana Canadian officer Bean made an
other successful raid Saturday after
noon on the notorious line house at
North Derby and seized ninety bottles
OF whiskcy.
Amasa lIauver OF West Derby dropped
dead on the mail train Friday night at
Barnet. Mr.. Hauver had been visiting
relatives in Boston and vicinity and
was returning home. lie had been in
i'll health for past few months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25

as stonographer at the Central National
bank in Topeka, Kans., a position which
she has held for several years.
G. A. SlaYton has purchased the place
at Cadys Falls owned for some years
past by the Hon. NJ. S. Stone.
Fred Miner Tuesday morning for
Kansas city, Mo, where he will visit his
brother, Leon Miner, for n while and
then go to kinmundy. ILL.,. where he
has employment in the hardware store
of his brother. Harry Miner.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burke left Wednesday for
the West, going for an extended and per
haps continuous stay at the homes oil
her brother and sisters in Lcadvlle and
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
BRADFORD.

Miss Alice Crook entertained her friends
at whist party Friday ovening.-Nalter
Nye of West Lebanon, n. H., has COM
menced work in the Opinion offlce.-Mrs.
George jenkins has been confined to the
house a week by illness Gov G. ]. Bell
and daughter, Miss Jennie were I'm town
lasa week.-Mrs.. A. y. Shaw of Cam
bridge, Mass, is the guest of her mother.
Mrs NJ. H. Crook.-Mr and Mrs. +. T..
Blake have moved into the house which
they recently purchased of George Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant and daugh.
ter of Barton were guests of Can't and
Mrs. +. s. Chamberlain last Week.-Mrs.
Jessie Gates Is in Hanover, y. H.. for
few weeks.-Charles Shorhulne of the st
Johnsbury Academy spent Sunday with
his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. ]. o. Sher.
burne.-Charles Baker returned from New
York city Saturday.-Dr. and and Mrs. w
5. Cole were called to London, Ont, lasi
week by the death of his mother.
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EDEN

Mrs. Charles Wescomb died at her home
Sunday, January 81. She had been a
great sufferer with a cancer for months
Mrs. Alvina Bundy was married to FREQ
JonCley of Montgomery January 10 by
Elder Dean of North Hyde Park.--Mrs,
L. l Sylvesters parents are visiting at
her home-A Modern Woodmcn lodge was
organized at the Mills January Is with u
members.-The next Dorcas society meets
with Mrs. Herb Lucas January 30. There
were i've from Lowell who attended the
meeting at Mrs T.. NJ AdamS'S,