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ARE ALL READY
FOR THE BRYAN
HOMECOMING.
Mayor Of Omaha Would LasSO
the Famous Nebraskan His
Home Folks" Await Him.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-"I am an old
cowpuncher, and | can rope anything
that goes on four legs or two, for that
matter.
"Some one has said that we may
have trouble getting Bryan off the
boat at Quarantine. If we do. I'll just
show the tenderfoots how we do things
in the west. I'll drop rope around
him and yank him from the steamer to
our tug"
Thus spoke Mayor James C. Dahl
man of Omaha, who is in charge of
the Nebraska delegation here to well
come William Jennings Bryan on his
return from abroad.
Everyone is for Bryan in my state"
continued Mayor Dablman. "lf the
present sentiment keeps up Bryan
will carry the state by 10000 Bryan
will make one of the greatest presi-
dents in all history"
The mayor at this point was inter
rupted by a reporter, who expressed
surprise that none of the Nebraskans
wore whiskers.
"That's So" said the mayor. "Well,
the only set of whiskers in our party
was owned by J. c. Abbott, and we
dumped him off at Chicago"
The, latest delegation to arrive is
from Florida, headed by former Gov
ernor w. S. Jennings. Seventy more
Floridians are on their way, as are
also large number of Missourians.
"Florida will go solidly for Bryan
said former Governor Jennings. "He is
stronger in the south than he was in
1896"
Governor N. G. Blanchard has ar
rived from New Orleans to participate
In the reception to William Jennings
Bryan. He is accompanied by Con
eressman K. f. Broussard and other
Louisianans appointed to represent the
Democratic party of the state on the
occasion of the homecoming Of the
Nebraskan.
The entire Nebraska delegation of
Bryan boomers, known as his Home
Folks" held a meeting at the Hotel
Victoria, in the course of which they
decided to corral their idol, turn down
w. r. Hearst and see New York" by
the most approved methods. III. s.
Daniels, a lawyer Of Omaha, was elect
ed secretary Of the delegation, and a
commit sisFf three was appointed 70
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tied with piece of cord.
The other was a tall, thin fellow,
had a gray cap, with blue stripes, and
a brown undershirt with short
sleeves, and wore police patrol sus-
penders.
Young McDonough said he would
know them if he saw them again,
and offered to show Chief Burke the
house in Woodbridge where he was
taken.
The chief finally decided to inves-
tigate and, telling John to come with
him, started down the street.
"Now, see here, boy" said the
chief, ''if you are telling me a lie,
and make me go to Woodbridge on a
fools errand, I'll send you to re-
form school until you are twenty-one,
and your uncles and all your rela-
tions will not be able to get you out.
Pm going to take you to Woodbridge
now, and make you show me the
house." added the chief, who on look
ing at the boy noticed tears in his
eyes.
Well" continued Chief Burke,
what do you say?"
McDonough then broke down and
commenced to cry. 81 was afraid to
go home," said he. 81 was afraid they
would whip me-"
Further questioning revealed that
he had stayed out all day Sunday un-
til it became past his bed time, and
fearing punishment, had slept under
some canvas on Smith street used to
cover cement barrels by the paving
company.
This was the end of the kidnapping
story which seemed interesting in the
beginning. and the police are won
dering how q small boy could concoct
such a plausible story, minute in ev-
cry detail, as to the supposed kidnap-
ping.
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ARE
NOW COMPLETE
MetuChen Assessor Has Turned
in His Books Show Valuation
of 81, 200, 600 for Borough.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Aug. rs
The total of the county ratables was
completed yesterday when William
Van Siclen, the Metuchen assessor,
turned in his books to Clerk Spencer,
of the Tax Equalization board, and 1t
is $46,3S5, ,661, an increase of $7,-
100000 over last year. Metucs en- $
totalNs $1,200,000.
The county board will meet at the
Office of4Mr. Spencer in Perth Amboy
On "Wednesday to fix the tax rate for
the connfy. Mi. Spencer says the
county tak rate viii probably be rs 4,
and the slate school tax l6
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DRIVER HELD;
SENT TO JAIL
His Wagon Ran Over Boy Last
Z. Week Injuring lthe Lad
Fatally.

Michael Honga, driver, formerly
employed by Mr.. Hoffman, of Wood
bridge. and who is now charged with
murder, a wagon driven by him hav-
ing caused the death OF Benjamin
Koplowitz last week, was committed
to the county jail by Recorder Pick
ersgill this morning.
Honga was arrested in Woodbridge
Saturday night and has been in the
city lookup since. The recorder did
not commit him yesterday, thinking
perhaps some of his friends might Of
fer bail, but as no one appeared iof
him, he was taken to New Brunswick
this morning by City Marshal II. A,
Peltier, where he will be held for the
grand jury
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Some Legislative Record Showing
That Fear Of COIbyites Forced the
Machine to Enact Reform Laws.
HOW FORDYCE STOOD ON THEM.
When Colby Was in Assembly His
Reform Measures Were 'KiIIed =
FOrdyCe Favored Them.
specia, to the EVENING NEWS:

specia, to the NEws
TRENTON a special
will
house assembly there sforgng the front the question: Based
its what the republican
that
and control of the corporations? Promises galore have been
made but demand
worth declarations Judged by that
overwhelming
foundation the belief that
divorce itself the influences which
notoriousy welded
the
e? Surely was warning Colby Repub
Cobye subborn fought
generally with the Colby follow
opposition be the regu
legislature import
progressive
reluctant the
that concession from the regulars by fear
the nothing plain times during the
men But they against this situations Colby the senate and
assembly, firing
gun
political still
That played all through the session
The Limited Franchise Law.
limited franchise passed by the last legislature doubt
regulars all
this forced the republicans the Colby
the legislative the of 1905,
Colby, bill limiting utility
4S Colby made magnificent fight for the proposition standing
the
candidate
the
on hit Public Service Corporation which United States Senator
practically
republican the assembly opposed the bill bitterly
making the limit
years. bill
the What they did
substitute bill providing commission to investigate the
subject the eight that has to be the regular
republican that
by the corporations.
Following that the republicans the limited franchise
the last legislature Be
1906 the
utility franchises
Colby, the
forced the
both houses the last session. regulars
also introduced Eiery
regulars"
Pretty committee substitute
was Corporation
Corporations at the
they against all
by "ReguIars.'
Colby
Of the
and
the house
eapon providing oTbe forfeiture Of the charter Of the
On conpany Of New Jersey suatar enuns actlp
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teonslnueo % rage -
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Largest clrcuIat.on-enough SAID.
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FARMERS CROSS BRIDGE
Produce Brought Here from Mon
mouth County Lately.

A number of farmers from Mon
mouth county have been coming TO
this city via the Amboy bridge, the
last fortnight or SO, with various
kinds of farm products.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-28
Sale of Keene ESTATE Properties.

On August 80, at p. M, at the
Packer House, there will be sold at
public auction several valuable pieces
of property in this city belonging to
the estate of Charles Keene. The old
Homestead, 172-4-6 High street, No.
"a New Brunswick avenue, 109-1l-lS
Front street, and SO feet Of water
front opposite, now occupied by
Schantz & Eckert; also 18 acres on
Woodbridge road will be sold. G. q.
Hommann is the attorney for the
estate.
34S9-8-17-21-24-28e
x,os+ cyrcuIo+son-an -anouph said
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awaiting at the HAIL.

The company that was to have pre-
scented "A Wise Member" in Wilder
Hall last night failed to put in an
appearance and the waiting crowd
returned home after a few minutes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-04-05

IN Coa'ursis adv. this week 10 . picked
one. Read IL
uiley Bros take more space this week.
Zee their adv.
Cone A sslf, have sprsg Furnishings
In abundance. See adv.
"a. Lawrence calls attention to susai
makers supplies this week.
The New York store have taken isven.
tory and are odernz more bargains.
Coy a Mcclure have their spring stocks
10 and will tell you about 1t next week,
The Old GRIT Mil has a change Of adv.
this week. Mr.. Dimond 10 doisg = nne
susiness Of the old stand.
"Bentlngtob's Busiest s ere" takes three
columns this week 10 tell what they have 10
cell for Eater. Drysdslss 10 certainly q
busy store these days.
Helmet has the agency for popular line
Of goods and ID taking space this week to
tell about IT, He'll have another story
for you NEXT week.
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. Geo sspd vss oct u isus oI psslbss
lssi -ck.
--ksrcsils Bsshss she hss been episs u
10 better.
The sss travel 6 craze fsr the Nor
eross Vet nnhis Cs. hss arrived. II iii
BE- fsr ~ electricity THE time.
-kla A. l.. keess snsosscss al tn
popular spriss s,yia Of hsu. she 10 ., 81
slnes prepared 10 do mlllisery II shofi
Dstsoe.
sorTn poKsrr.
AID Jet old uss,sr boids Ne tishi.
--sagNr nakars loeb blue.
--rAnk Morton has taken osstrsci 10
build Mr.. Cedys Rec house.
More bsildinxs Gill be built here thii
season thAs iD the ten ,eAfs pact.
Ill 10 reported that Proctor bss bought
he cschnse marble property 10 EAss
Dorset.
The ,pr,pe dinners are % hand and
sc may expect 10 zee tie robins soon ard
~bes the leaves GONE cot the summer girl
~iih ter beat iellos 10 "a auto Instead Of
IN tandem a. they used TO 20.
ARLINGTON.
-Mus Della Holden, who has been III
for CONS weeks 10 improving.
Mice Margaret Thompson visited In
Bsnni. xton last week.
The sch ,ols Of this. village open Not
day. ApEil Oh.
Miss Florence Holden returned from
Washington, Tue.day.
- The listers commenced their duties
this week.
N. c. r.ffs Of Cambridge, N. Y, and
Frank J. Tsns of Aorristown, n. J. were
ia town on saturday.
--Miss Leone and Master Jerome Vault
OF Bennington. have been spending week
10 town.
several members Of Red Nj. Lodge r.
aud A n. attended The funeral OF Gilbert
Il. Msttison NJ North Remington on Tues
dsy afternoon.
Mr.. aui Mrs. Jerome Gsult, who have
been spending the winter 10 Worcester,
Mass, nave returned to their home Oh
school street.
AT recent meeting of the board Of
school dlrsc'ors, p. II. Thompson Was
lectcd clerk and Rev. Alfred Taylor super
latendent, for the coming year.
Mrs. Ida K. Brownssn recently spent
a few days In town returning to North
Adams on Monday, where she will remain
some three or four months.
There seems 10 be good deal OF NOV
log In our village thia week. Geo. How
ord has moved TO the Vaughn house on
wster st., Mrs. Lowers will occupy Miss
Holdeps tenement, M. W. Kelley 10 NOV.
ins into the house recently purchased by
Tin, W. p. Wilson will occupy the Ward
h use and II. @ Lsthrop has moved from |
Manchester to the Noel Cole house.
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Manchester Post once

on, 10 bssfs, from q a. a. IN. 90 500 y. III
Nail. Ciose,
q dog South II Is an. and e.ss p, m.
G9isg North $50 =. IN. . 10 p. m. Q As y. m.
Manchester Csnue, DJfses aud Peru stage
il.lS an.
MAilt Due.
Prom the North, i2.9 .. m. $50 y. m.
From the south, 10 =. 10. 5 30 and ! .. n,
Manchester Centre, Dorset aud Peru pm
Ones open on sandsy from 80 To ioa.
m, i2.is 10 1880 p. tn.
ID. X. sIsoSDs, Postmaster.
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--xn. x. J. Hswley 10 under the
doctors care.
&C. c. Bell and family are moved into
their new home.
Mrs. W. c. Hills has returned to bel
home 10 Dorchester.
Alice Bsrstow wss housed q part Of
last week with the mumps.
Geo Bryant returned to Albany Mon.
day taking his family with him.
Hon. James X. Bstchclder Of Airing
ION, was 10 town Saturday on business.
Il son WAS born to Mr.. aud Mrs. o. B
Cor on Tuesday.
Mrs. seymour Hopkins had the mlsfor.
tun. Wednesday to fall aud break her right
ieg jus, above the antle.
Mrs.. John Barstow 10 10 wethersHeld,
Conn where abe will spend = couple Of
weeks.
Pref. J. Y. Colburn and family are
spending the spring vacation At their
camp.
-Nsthan Cook has been con fIaed to the
house some time bv ~ attack Of grip and
asthma.
Mr.. W. l.. Greene OF Danube, Herki-
mer county, N. Y. 10 visiting At Mrs. Ruth
Purdyi.
"A. q. Purdy hss taken the agency for
the Prudential Life insurance company Of
New Jersey.
--Rhods, the ii,tle daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. orvis, has been quite sick with
Bronchitis.
WIN. x. Scott and family OF Rye, N.
Y. have moved hare. Mr.. Scott 10 gardener
for X s 1shAm.
Mrs. ChAs. G. Kinney and Mrs. II. J.
Dyer returned home on Monday from q
visit TO ffiesds 10 Proctor.
~. b. Pe,iibone 10 yisi,iss frisnds and
relatives 10 torn. Mr.. Petitions has re-
moved to LsconIa, N. u.
Tom Morris IL here. This 10 another
sixa Of sprirg, for 1t shows that pssples
thoughts are turning golfsAfd.
Louis Martin WAS 10 town for = few
days. coming up frcm eellege to get .
Whit OF our sprleg laden atmosphere.
Mr.. ard Ma. J. J. Gunthsr arrived IL
Manchester Saturday morning They are
hsviag their hoase, "rhe Elms,n r~pain,ec
ssd pspered.
&C. v. orvis 10 sddirg dormer Windows
on The froo, part 81 the oryu cottage
uAkins . decided improvsmsnt 10 10
appearances,
Tuesday sas q Az 10 do The farmer
Win . ssgss erch.fd scsi.the zap con-
lmsselns 10 rsa ., 40 early boar ana rc5.
alag good all day.
M. aud Mu. X. \. lshstH Of Nee
Ycts, reseh "a tosn Tsarsday hs, to rec
sbeai xetiips ,aslr resiissss 10 shspe Tor
shs stnlng summer.
--MFs. II. \ Piam nsr has rs,esssd TO
her bone 10 Drdhsm, Mass. after lee
vs~sk, .ycns siia hri mother, kn. s. u
Way o2 Ffsshlin Ave.
IS. !. Rsnassl has moved ia'o tbs ups~r
psrt OF .. n Cey's ns- Aoass 90 Dllllnx-
ham Ave. NJ. Rssssli !. -ortlrr Tor Q.
l.. aspassl the eenscs year.
There viii be- special eeGne1icsisor
Of Aaonifs o Lodge No. a Y. and A. n. at
ne Lodge rsoms Ttcrd,y 'eveblns, April
sin. All members are f,qaeasd 10 be
prsssal
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EAST RUPERT.

Basil Walsh is having tquite . run Of
j.undice. A few others have bad 1t.
Spring birdie must be d ocking with
The march bare" this time.
Mrs. Henry Towsley 10 quite Ill.
John Dennison has been calling on
friends In town.
Charles Robinsos was in town Sunday.
-Sllas Frost and son Robert were In
Town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. john G. r ,berts are re-.
| icing ever the birth Of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Towsley are spend
ing few days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Towsley.
Edwards Tswsley invited some Of bis
Dung friends to help him celebrate his sew.
nth birthday anniversary on Saturday af.
tsrnoon. Miss Ada Rogers had the pleas
ure ofc utting the birthday cake.
The Last dance OF the season was held
st Charles d nforth's Tuesday evening.
About twenty five from this town at.
ended the social 1t Arnold Wilkins' Thurs.
lay evening. Supper censi1ted Of oysters,
Ice cream and cake.
--Rolliu Sykes Of Dorset was in tswn o.
business Monday last.
SYNDICATE.
Fred X. Smith has bought the c. ".
smith farm and has takes possession.
"A. W. Prlndle 10 moving his Goods to
,bushan, this week.
&C p. Hatch Of Cambridge. N. Y, was
Vas 10 town Monday on business.
Masses lone, Laura and Vivian smith
have returned from Cambridge. N. Y.
.s--Aiss Belle Gregory has gone to Hoo
eek Falls to live with her sister, Mrs
q .orse Parker.
Human Baiiou Of Chester, has been In
town looking after bis farm here, asd We
understand he is 70 occupy 1t this summer.
&C. X. Woodland il quite poorly asd
DIES not improve ~ his friends would
Wish.
James Proyan 10 seriously sick with
grippe and 10 attended BY DR.. Austin, Of
rupert.
Our listers are out 10 full force this
week, ana wee 10 the dog that 10 not regis |
tered.
School commenced 10 District No.
Ills week with Miss Grace Andrew teach |
sr. slso in Dstrict No, = with Miss Apba
n. Brsnt teacher.
The school board met snd has ergAI-
zed BY selecting Carrie Randall Sapt.,
warren Woodaid chairman, ". G. Pecb /
clark.
--Mu. M. hsnisi Contsy eisd at bel
ovue aArcn Ssth, aged % ysArs. Ibs
tsu.iAi wa nsio ~ The 4. x. church, r. !.
4sy, k,v Mr.. harris Gondactipg the s.r,.
,c-s.
SUNDERLAND
"A short time aimee Mr.. ana hrs. janice
l.. Grifun laid away their bsau ksl little
daughter Florence, who sNd ssddcsly Of
,ru,e nepipsisis al tbs ss- Of three and .
. AFT care, IL her low, peaceful eed. sue
~ss child VI VI ususi penis tie darling
/, Der psrnis tear, 10 d b, hsrgtni
yAr,Ii,. M sro k's r. ~Aro Bacon and |
fav",n, siIh all VITO koes b.r. |
1. wss go, s.d funefsL. There WAS . |
IrOias~n ~ tstr,ifsi flowers tcstareA
F., v.r spd sl,und be iIiIle white csske
+, tils Ia h,l babcs ssre plscsd the hos
|. N. irtr ! Ct own h,ciits Iianis Which
tie had t,nesa ara io.,cf 40 gel AT The
t,r,lcss her fsyoris Sunday tchool hymns
'srs sspg-.
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A Gard Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward @. Bacon and Mr.
and Mrs. James l. Griffin wish to thank
The singers and the kind frien ds who minis
tend unto them during their great sorrow
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S..s n.nchstass faspe So seiA Dsfsst sad oasfsy
pcs ~. s@.sa a M, zee D. ~. s14 Sss " ~.
Lee. QS.fsf a. swssA pofsa 80 A.sshssiu Deepest
t.g q 80. n.tts -. 100 ~, ans Soc y ~
kiasls f.a -, Apuas Tfg fcsst ssg Fare nsi
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4 oa1 agtss - - nbsns
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ps0r 7 psair sswta aMDesy.
rSsiissB ktssytat "a tstAsbsS.
- p0.iMsN FafaN Iss Atistha4.
y9 4sss4bsk tlsns tsbsst paasss felksss
Csc n lsspf,. G. - psLr. G. A. Nissa
tsssT kes. Fssts Fr.fsJ AEf ssNi Past. AZ
M&s&s, Nsf4e@nA
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- that. hs. lssf s,ssi,l D~4las 81
"a Hilisstt CO.. c1Es called fes Needs,
sssalbs. AgFi "a at \ .. an a. Hafes
nrsS Stats Il 10 horss all sciiw msn'
-. .ill b. pfe~Gt.
Mss aSea n. BlAos hss rsssfasd
b enc sftsf hariss sp.nt sAs ~ntef sitk
Der sister, Mr. ~ n. csshmsa is Nee
refs sps bet , ether, wm. A. Blseh.
- ssl Pels,. sstusls.
Der village .cAo 4, opspss Masa y .
MIA Vas Esssifs u lbs primary de-
ga'tmsn, :. ~ soi sble 10 bs prsens ewing
o bslss.s siisss 81 nSmps. hiss Exx.
lsssos u sesslissiiag for her.
DIR. T. Pisrce hss his house nesri,
ready fsf coespaEcf I'D oil b. livlrg 10
vfy shortly. Nhsu oomtls ,sd and the
aus moved bach AID frost graded. be
siIl rave very cay, hsndseme property
&C cGeei u Cone. eEsAler a. the Ben
alasion Coaniy Nssiaesl hsnt 81 benning-
90. arrives hone sGadsY = N. from .
20 moniis' al, 70 The As3iteres1esS
aud lbs potts Adi.oenii - II much im
% we'd 10 health.
The listers commtneed their sorb
n .BssY marbisg They viii be Ia TO zee
"a later. The u the year for the qSsd-
ruaisi spytsial, And d.i.mlns' the valus.
tlos Of property Tor lhe the next iosr
,ess y W. Cook, D II Dssr aad v, X
fab are The lirers This year.
The mapy hisbos u Hon. b X Slm.
,ies will de Interested 10 lesra that the
Oh published by him SOME ,ss1 siocs Gu
cited Am, ricss Wit snd Hanot" !. about
"a brought cot BY large puhIshinx house
"a Loadon, Englana. Thn p'pclsr verb
0as already rue through bunoer OF sdi-
tioss.
The following are Advertised letters ~
tns Ma chester post Office: John Brad
,md, Geo II b,chtel, Harold Glbbius ..
as Addie Gregory. II. ID Hglbrook =, Y.
Hosmef a 20 Ms, Kirby, Melvin W
l. ipt, Miss Ida Montgomery, Mrs sherman
Paris, Miss Ross seeiey, xs, Milton s,ey.
Gus. Mr.. Lucf Valentine, hrt, ErLest
Wright, wIago, Elicit 4 Crump, v. p.
Walsh.
A large aaj sppteclstige Gro Nd greet
ID Gen. q q Howard at the Cofgrega-
tIonal church last Thursday evening when
he "Desn Of the u. 5. Army" gave bic
lecture The Battle Of
For the present generation |
- hear this story from the lips Of the maa
sho really mapped out the fsmou, battle,
,Dd Who was IN command slmost the whole |
II the time uail the arrival Of @ IN Meade
IN the second day, was treat which they
isn al vars remember with pleasure.
Now Ia the time fer sll householders to
rave their suDu,l spring cleaning. Clean
Up about the grounds and make your prem
SEES as attractive as possible. Manchester
a 3 psttern for other 10 sns 10 90 BY IL
vas last sumner that prominent residsnt !
Il prosperous N, Y state toso said to US
hat he would like TO see hi, to Sosmen have
he pride In its to WIS appearance that was
Inhibited by the residents OF Manchester.
he said II would b. money Ia their pockets
o have a village look 40 handsome ~ ours
lere. That's how IL strikes people fro
'ut OF town
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MANCHESTER CENTER.

MANCHESTER CENTER
Judge Muuson was hons over Sunday
The Service Cub meets Friday OF thil
week with Miss Lugene.
Walter shaw OF the u. V. N. OF Burl-
ingt6n is spending a few days at home.
--Battenkill Valley Orange will meet on
Tuesday, evening, April 10th
Charles Robinson and Harold Shaw 70
to Springfield this week.
Miss Louise wymsn 10 home from her
school In Long Branch Oh vacation.
Byron Hebert has rented DR.. K. l..
wymsn's tenement house 10 the lane.
The womers 8 mission circle met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. j. s. Brow.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. c. Bulls Of Albany.
are Waiting Mr.. aud Mrs. =. C, Archibald.
--Ms @, N. Wyman has returned from
New York city with an elegant Hoe Of
millinery which will be resdy for inspec-
ION Thursday April 5th, Trimmed hat.
a speciality.
Gilbert Thompson has purchased the
ed house With small amount Of land, OF
t,ichsrd Bates.
Ernest @. Walker has added fresh veg
atables OF all kinds to hi. stock, including
ettuce, radishes Rod psrsnips.
--Miss Minnie Bell has gone to Troy, N.
Y where the has a situation In the Quack.
enbush ttore.
Misses Mae and isabelle Beattie Of Fall
River, Macs are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. W. Davis.
Mrs. W. II. Burdy will enter ain the.
ladies' society Of the Baptist church
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Hansman has returned from New
York City and will bold her Spring Aillis-
cry Opening April 18Th and l4th.
Rev. II. 5. heCreAdy aud sister Of
wsllingfotd were guests Of Mrs. J. s.
Brown and the Service Club last Friday.
The ordnance OF Baptism Was admin.
stored At tbs Baptist church iass sunday
'venlng By the pastor.
Rev J 5. Brown was 10 Ratland Tues.
lay attending the spring MEETING Of the
board Of trustees Of the Vermont Baptist
state convention.
The funeral of John Shaw was held at
ale late rssIdetce 90 sunday, Rev. joseph
Brown fiieiating. The burial vas In the
Center cemetery.
school beeaE In our village Monday
mornins with the tame corps Of teachers
40 last term except In The intermediate de-.
partment which Ia being taught By Mr.. ".
Whit ey OF Peru.
TIE Henry Family Theatre Co. viii
commence w~ks engagement 1t the
opsrs Hou,s Monday evening, April eth,
Dtesentsps tep.ftsife VI new aud ap-,r.
GATE play. Thh eomp,h, Gomez hishl,
reonmetd.c, The work Of Ire child sclrel,
Grace Marguerite, I, sid to be ssyseiali,
nEe. Ths cs.s,fsl mus,c furnished 10 OF
a bish order A pe~ play every evening".
Prices. 10, ~ a, 10 eeata Reserved 1ais
"a sale Al THE ssaa piscsa
nAscBssfna psruT.
~. c Red rss lie Huliaid ru,sday.
--I,Ois Bsufn il hens Nib Ire munps
- Al. Coo IRE hs resumed ork on ti.s
,oapSstion Of his res acre.
-Eos.rs GATfo- hss moved TO ,hs Col
in ioass ~ IN. rer'sr.
--Tbso. Ba III has moved to the Jan
son farm no~ owned By A. c. Or Lor.
II. 2 moodF 10. covered from a.e.
we're cold sDa Is abs . Be 90. sSsl4.
Mrs. X. : King has r,urrea fron her
Wait 70 New York. Hartford and Boston.