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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
BATHING DRESSES REMINDED HIM.


&C ONE of these bathing dresses'' said Marshall F.
- Wilder, "make me think Of Princess Clementine,
the mother of the prince of bulgaria.
The princess said one day to her sailor brother,
the DUO de Joinville
Bring me, your next trip to the South Seas,
the complete costume of askings wife,
"<I will gladly the duke answered
He returned from the South Seas year later,
and handed to his sister string of glass beads
'TheseQare very pretty said the princess, but
you promised me complete costume. u q - $40
x This is complete costume, 'ssaid the duke.
1--we never seen them wear any other g" gg5
NOT HIS FAYtE; THO.
81 is very fine thing to be brave and generous and
nobe,'' said Bliss" Perry; the gnoted writer, ed
tor and teacher of Harvard etbut sometimes we are
generous and noble against wilt Them Of courses
we deserve me credit: 4z<4 =. IL yet ~ 80
|'tOf this type young married, man whose
fatherin-law, reputed millionaire, burst in on him
day and groaned 49, ar, .aeA@:'
=: g All is lost! L am utterly ruined!'
' sAhem,' said the son-n:law; then married for
love- after all.'O
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
conscience MONEY

I held you, laughing, on my knee, y p -
land kisses STOLE: a. score or more.
You were rosy elf of three,
And I, WE'LL I was twenty-four =
Now you are radiant twentythr d.
While I, alas, am forty-four!
I'm conscience stricken! we'll see
My peace has flown forever more, e. .
Unless those kisses restore;
Those stolen kisses I restore: ,-ss
- '. American Magazin
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
,PRECoC1oUs.

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g PEAKER CANNON; on his SEVENTEEN birthday re-
~ ferred in jocular way to the .precocity of the
twentieth century child!9:2 - ~y3rt: :g3&r. :
"Why, before long,''h said, eve shall hear of
the baby that has just been weaned turning to its
nurse and saying: a9:e -. ~,.~'
= Il have had every reason to be satisfied with
your past services and shall not fell to recommend
you among my acquaintances Pray accept this dollar
for Yourself - - .s.@f ~, :.%+5s
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10
Alder man-at-Large.
Cashier Home Savings Bank,

With an annual pay
roll of nearly $l,OOO,-
100000 from industrial
enterprises in sight, an
unsurpassed agricul-
tural country to back it
--the future of Fitzger-
aid will exceed the
dreams of the most op-
timistic. ! am conf
dent, Judging from the
past three years, our
city will be rated in the
class with Macon and
Columbus in 5 years.
Isador Gelders,
Merchant.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

Considering the es-
tablishmcnt here of the
largest railroad shops
south of Richmond, all
of which may be taken
in connection with the
rapid growth and devel-
opment of the entire
southern country, there
is no doubt that our city
will double in popula-
ton in two or three
years and many new
lines of business on
large scale may be look
ed for.
j. E. Turner,
Alderman-at-Large.
Cashier Home Savings Bank,
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

With the location of
the large and extensive
shops of the A B. &
y Ry., employing from
500 to 800 men, and
the fast developing
farming interest III and
around Fitzgerald, [
confdentially expect
to see the population
double in next two
years, giving us some
thing like 10000 peo-
pie and to see realestate
values advance from
100 to 200 per cent
over present prices.
W. r. Bowen,
Pres. Empire Mer. Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

/ believe the city will
double population in Is
months, and of course
property will increase
accordingly.
Drew w. Paulk,
Mayor City Fitzgerald
Pres. Citizens Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

| can safely say Fitz-
gerald will double in
population within next
four years. | have
watched the city from
it's infancy.
J. A. j. Henderson,
Pres. Ocilla & Valdosta Ry.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

My opinion is that
Fitzgerald will double
it's population by Jany.
lst, 1903 and that real
estate values can be
safely estimated to ad-
vance from 100 to 200
per cent in time above
mentioned.
r. V. Bowen.
Pres. Exchange Nat. Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN SAY

The bringing of the
A. r. & A. Ry shops to
Fitzgerald, together
with its already magic
growth, will serve to in
crease the value of prop
erty to double it's pres
ent value in IL months.
E. W. Stetson,
Cashier Exchange Nat. Bank.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

Fitzgerald never had
a better outlook than
now. [ believe it will
grow more in next two
years than it has in the
last five.
J. B. Seanor.
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-07-10

In my opinion Fitz-
gerald real estate will
more than double in
next IL months.
D. B. Jay,
Lawyer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
HALIFAX.

David May and family are spending the
summer at the Fowler cottage
Mrs. r. Stone and Mrs, Matte Worden
and daughter, Helen, Of Boston will arrive
next week.
Dr. 4. S. Niles and family have arrived
to spend couple OF months in their sum
mer home. Mr.. Mason and friend Of Mrs.
Niles. accompanied them.
The listers have filed the quadrennial APP.
prasal Of real estate in the town clerk $
office as required by law. They requested
the owners OF real estate TO examine the
appraisal and any dissatisfied to appeal be-
fore the civil authority. Only one respond
ed The list remains as made out by the
listers. There was a raise Of 10 per cent. on
all real estate.
A pleasant family gathering was held at
C. H. Learnard's Sunday when Mrs. Rufus
Crosier met six of her children and mum
Der OF her grandchildren. The occasion was
most enjoyable and will be memorable one
to all present. A tempting dinner was serv'
ed and later refreshments of cake and ice
cream were enjoyed. Those present were
olney Crosier and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Shaw of Shelburne Falls; Merton
Crosier and family of Avoca, Ia; Daniel
May and family of Milford, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Crosier, Perley Crosier and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Learnard and
son, Harry, about 25 in all.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
GUILFoRD.

Miss Addie Fay OF Brattleboro is visit
ing her sister, Mrs +. A. johnson, this
week.
Willis and Allen Weatherhead caught ioi
horned pouts at the lily pond in Vernon
Tuesday night
Mrs. H. Prcfontarne Of West Brattleboro
spent Wednesday with her mother, Mrs
Horace Newton.
Joseph Bassett has sold his farm, stock
and tools to W, ID, sisson Of Deerfeld,
Mass, who buys for home.
There win be caucus at the town hall,
Guilford Center, tomorrow, Saturday, night,
TO elect delegates to the county convention.
Miss skinner Of Worcester, N. Y, who
has been spending few weeks with her
friend, Miss Ethel Leach, left here on Mon.
day morning, Both young ladies have posi-
tions in the schools Of Amsterdam, n, Y,
BY directions from the game wardens
there are men cunning for dogs that are al
most every day chasing deer. Several per.
sons have seen them and the law allows
any person to shoot any dog seen SO chas'
ing and worrying deer.
A large delegation from this town will
attend the Independent rally at Brattleboro
next Monday night, No campaign speech
ever stirred the working men Of this town
as did the editorial recently printed in the
Phoenix commenting on the complexion
Of the delegates from Brattleboro to the
Independent convention at Burlington.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27

Mr' ana Mrs Emerson Putnam OF vii.
Evansville, w., spent part OF the week with
'he'r daughter, Mrs, @. n. Kidder.
Al the recent ball game between Eryinr
and Northheld, the score was 10 a in
favor OF hrvlns, In io'inning game.
O. H. Webster and family and Mr.. and
Mfs - y siearns are spending the week
al 'heir cottage, Waronasa, at Moore's pond.
The invitations have been sent out for
Old Home day and are particularly pleas.
ing, the decorations being the work Of local
artists.
one OF Homer Smiths sons from Yonkers
who Is taking an automobile trip through
this section Of the country visited his pa.
rents this week
There will be an excursion to Watch Hill
and Block Island tomorrow and tickets will
be good until Aug. O. The train will leave
this station at $40.
George Mills, assistant TO Rev. Mr.. Hills
Of the Brooklyn church, with other speakers,
held services In the schoolhouse Of District
No. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Montgomery Of Rochester, N, Y. one
OF the prominent speakers al the missionary
conference, gave q talk ON Missions at Me.
mortal chapel Sunday evening
Seventeen dollars and ten cents is the
tax rate for this year. a. trihe less than
last year, according to the pleasing an.
nouncement Of the town fathers
Rev. d. NJ. Wilson is spending few days
at the seashore. His place in the Unitarian
church was taken last Sunday by Rev. Mr..
Evans OF Chicopee, who gave very accept.
able sermon.
Mrs d. NJ. Wilson, with her class Of
young ladies, went on their usual camping
excursion Wednesday, locating their tents on
the river bank near c. A. Wares to remain
several days.
Last Saturday afternoon the ball game
between Hinsdale, y, H., and Northfed was
called to an end at the sixth inning on &C.
count Of the rain the score standing to
3, in favor of the Hinsdale team.
O. Jay Vincent, who has been working
here the past year for X. d. Kimball & Co.,
Boston, has recently been sent to Chestnut
hill reservoir, Brookline, where he has
charge Of Job for wiring for electric lights.
Occasionally a little talk is heard of the
trolley scheme via Millers Falls. II is
said that General Dodge has written hope.
full letters to some OF the people within
few weeks but on the whole the outlook is
rather discouraging.
There will be picnic near the school
house in District No. Q on Thursday, Aug
2. This is an annual affair and 1t is hoped
by the committee in charge that many Of
the old pupils will be present TO answer to
the calling Of the roll.
A very successful entertainment was Civ.
en- at Mt Hermon Monday evening by the
overton Hall association. The faculty and
all the students were present and the pro-
gram was carried out in a pleasing manner
The orchestra, under the leadership of Hugh
Findlay, did excellent work.
yoke of oxen belonging to Leon r. Alex.
ander was the motive power Tor an auto'
mobile which was firmly stuck in the mud
one day last week. The occupants Mrs.
C. A. Linsley and her friends from The
Mortified, made the best of the situation
even when heavy downpour Of rain capped
the climax OF their troubles.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
JACKSONVILLE.

w. d. Canedy is away on business.
DR.. Oscar Roberts is visiting his brother,
E. ]. Roberts.
Mrs. Warren and daughter are visiting at
E. H. Stetson's.
Members of the Butterield family held a
nicnic last week at Charles A. Faulkner's.
Ernest and Ivan Pierce are visiting at
their uncles, Murray Pierce's, in Colrain,
Mass.
Miss Corinne Hall is home from her
school in Boston Her nephew George Hall
Cone, accompanied her.
DR. Canedy and wife of Shelburne Falls
and Professor and Mrs. Upper of Boston
visited last week at ]. f. Coleman
A caucus of democratic voters is called at
K of II. hall Saturday evening at O'Clock
IN choose seven delegates to county conyen-
tion to be held in Brattleboro Aug. A.
A large number from here attended the
funeral of Frank c. Goodnow Wednesday.
Mr. Goodnow was very promising young
man and his sudden death is saddening to
this community.
birthday party was given W. H. II.
Parker last Thursday, it being his 65th
birthday. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served and very pleasant time
was had by all.
The several committees of Old Home week
are busy arranging for the exercises Aug
"a All residents are asked to send names
ond addresses of former residents to w. 5.
Allen secretary of the general committee
,bot nroprams and invitations may be sent
them
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
LEYDEN.

s, A. Lamphear has taken carriage drive
to Vermont to visit his sister.
Miss Catherine Windrum of Chicopee
Falls is boarding at W. A. Campbells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cromack of Colrain
were visitors at Mr.. Darling's Sunday
Miss Rhoda Miner Of Greenfield is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs. Lam
phear.
Miss Marie Kocninsky and Miss Margaret
Ward of New York city are guests of NJ
and Mrs. Kochinsky.
Rev. d. B. Grifiths sailed from New YORK
Wednesday for England, where he VIII WISH
his mother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buddington OF
Springfield, with their sons, spent day az
8 B. Buddington's recently.
Mrs. Frank Bascom of Greenfield ana
Miss Carrie Pixley of Springfield visited
their uncle u T. Darling, Sunday.
Mrs. D. B. Grifiths and children OF spuy'
ten Duvvil. N. Y, came to her father s. .,
B. Buddington's, Saturday to spend severa'
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ncwcnnb Of Green,
sald with their daughter, Rebecca, and their
sons r R, and WILL attended church IN
I,evden Sunday and were guests al dihher
AT w. A. Campbel's. Mrs. Newcomp mas
been boarding there during the last "eeA'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
OLD RESIDENT IS TAKEN
HENRY KIppER OF PurNEY DIES AT
AGE OF MoHry.rIvE.
Had Resided In Pu,nsy over Thirty Years
Born in Townshend, One Of Family Of
Tweive--was a Highly Respected Citizen
Other Putney News.

Henry Kidder, S. died at his home, at
about 8 o'clock Wednesday, July is, after
long illness from q cancer on the throat.
Mr., Kidder was born at Townshend. Feb. 5,
1891, and was one Of family OF ~ chill
dren born to David and Chloe Whitney Kid
der Mr.. Kidder married July 49, 1916,
Miss Lura Cutler. One child was born 10
them who died In infancy. Mrs. Kidder
died Dec. 30, 1901
Mr.. Ridder has resided in Townshend,
Brookline and Chicopee, Mass. Coming 10
Putney over 30 years ago, he purchased the
farm OF A, W. Abbott, where he has resided
until two years ago, since living In the
house on his brothers estate. Mr. Kidder
was a highly respected citizen Of the town.
In religious belief a Universalist He leaves
two brothers, Cheselden kidder OF Brattle.
boro and Horace Kidder Of Putney, and
three sisters. Mrs. Harriet Perham and Mrs
Sophia stratton Of Athens, and Mrs, Kath.
crime Stevens Of Cambridgeport. The flu
neral was held Friday, Rev, J. ID. King Of
the Congregational church officiating. The
burial was at Townshend Saturday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
SOMERSET.
orrin johnson is visiting in town.
Fred Pagiev Ia having for Kenney.

orrin Johnson is visiting in town.
Fred Bagley is haying for Kenney.
Mrs Eta Gates is in town calling on
friends.
Fred johnson and men are haying for the
Deerfeid Lumber company
Fred Wade went TO Woodford city, re.
turning with his wife Friday.
II is reported that there are acres, Of red
raspberries on the West branch.
Several showers were greatly appreciated
here last week. There is great crop Of
potato bugs.
Several parties of fishermen were in town
last week One piekerel caught at Peck's
pond weighed three pounds
George Holden has taken the lath ma
chine from the Peck mill to Nottingham,
where the Deerfeld River company have
mill.
L. G. Harris met with singular acci'
dent Saturday while piling lumber for the
Deerfeld River company, He was carrying
board to a pile near a barbed wire fence
when he stumbled and fell, striking his
head on the wire and cutting quite cash
over his left eye, and bruising his elbow
badly
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
WARDsBoRo.

Pearl burlington is working for Mrs. II.
E. Knight.
Ernest Pike and daughter, Stella, are
visiting in Brattleboro.
Malcolm Knapp is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p, S. Knapp.
Frank Cummings Of Belvidere, H., has
been calling on friends here.
Miss Hattie f. Smith Of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
The Epworth leagues ice-cream sale We'd
nesday evening was success in every way
Mrs. Walter Leth and children of Green
field have come to her old home for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Miller, who have been
boarding at the hotel have returned to
their home.
Misses Mac Dougal, Miss Rose Higgins,
DR.. Fairweather and Mr.. MacManus OF
Troy, y. Y, are stopping at Underwood
hotel.
Mrs. Raymond Rice OF New York and Miss
Clara whitbee OF Brooklyn are visiting Of
". L. Rices Rev Mr.. Dorst is also stop
ping at Mr.. Rice's
Julius WILDER went 10 Brattleboro Mon
day TO the hospital where ne had two pieces
of bone removed from his jaw. DR.. Hefion
accompanied him, bringing back word that
Mr.. WILDER was doing as well as could be
expected
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
SOUTH VERNON.

D. G. Fairfield is spending MS vacation
at home.
Merton Fairman has bought new NOISY
of J. A. Beers.
Miss Florence Goddard OF Hinsdaie is 'n'
ouest of Mis-, Marcia Beers.
large force of men is raising ana graz
inc the g. V. railroad track here.
Misses Carrie and Flora Blanchard Oh
craen6eId Mass, are guests at L. Laoeii s.
Miss Stella Morse of WILLIAMSBURG =
snendinp few weeks with her sister, MIS-
R. Allen. in
Rev. David Jack of Concord n H., VIII VIII
,reach in the chapel Sunday at II a, N, any
+ Jobnson hall at 7.30 p. m. Both chape'
and johnson hall services will be discon,
timed the first three Sundays IN August ant
pnv + NJ. Blanchard is expected the ia''
Sunday in August.
Rev John Clarence Lee OF Phiiadeipnis'
,on 81 the late ]. l.. Lee formerly resi-
dent of Vernon, called upon relatlves anu .aa
,.;s;ted the old Lee homes Monday, taxing yea
=, Fl Newton S, where members Oh .ne
sivth generation of the Lee FANNY VIZ
fomnd Mr.. Lee is gathering up OLD recofuS
to copy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
NEWFANE.

No new cases of diphtheria have developed
as yet
George Frederick is receiving visit from
his father and mother.
A sale of ice cream and cake will be held
at the church parlors this evening.
Miss Stella Micott has been recent visi'
tor in Hinsdale N. H.. and Bernardston'
Mass.
Mrs F. A. Railway goes tomorrow TO
Fishers Island, N. " to visit her two
brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Farnum and daugh-
ter, Ruth, recently spent few days at Sun
set lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Benson, Mrs. w. Z.
Eames and little Marjorie are visiting IN
Chester, Andover and Londonderry.
Mrs 0akman. who has been making an
extended visit in northern New York, has
returned to her daughters, Mrs Oren
Wright's.
An informal and public reception is to be
rendered Governor Bell at the County House
parlors Wednesday evening from to 8
o'clock This reception is given by Birch
ard post, G. A. R., and all are most cordial
" invited to be present.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
BONNEVILLE.


Baseball SO brilliant at times as to hurt
the eyes TO follow IL, was played at the
Equinox grounds Wednesday between the
Bondyies and Equinox house Of Manchester,
the Bondyilles winning by the score OF
10 4. II was at first a cold crowd for the
hill top, where fandom as rule Is appre'
ciative and II was not until the game was
far spent that the onlooycrs awoko TO the
fact they were seeing an exceptionally fine
contest. Then the rooters threw the throt'
tie wide open and let out a stream OF
whoops and cheers that atoned for their
early apathy, and by the time H. Williams
In the sixth round came In from third on
Lackeys hit with two down, the fans we're
ready to carry their idol on the field on
their shoulders, In the ninth, however, the
Bondyilles got after Taylor's curves and
made four runs. The Equinox team is one
81 the strongest teams In southern Vermont
this being their first defeat OF the season.
Following Is the score by innings;
l2345 7s9
Bondyille, 20 o o 0 l o o As
Manchester, 500 o o 0 o 1 o.
Batteries Evans and Jimmo; Taylor and
Watkins. Umpire, Archibald. Time OF
game, / hour and 80 minutes.
Dan Taft OF Boston visited in town last
week.
Miss Lizzie Ellenberg Of New York city
Is visiting at s. Burbank's,
Mrs Agge Mcknight Of Gardner, Mass.
is visiting at L. II. Perry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Clark Of Middleburg,
n. Y, visited at c. b. Williams's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley Of Brattle'
boro visited at II. c. Williamss last week.
Charlie Evans Of North Bennington Is
stopping at the Morgan house for the rest
OF the summer.
Miss wilkins, who has been visiting Miss
Gertrude Chatfeld, returned to her home in
Puiney Monday.
Allie Ayers, who has been visiting at
Sprague Burbanks, returned to his home
in New York Monday.
About so went from here to Manchester
Wednesday to see the ball game between
the Bondviles and that place
The dance Of Saturday night passed of
quietly with about 3s present. Mr.. Jackson
led the grand march. There will be another
dance next Saturday night from until IL.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27
WESTMINSTER.

Frank Miller was in town Sunday.
Miss Florence Metcaf was home over
Sunday.
Joseph Murray returned to Boston Wed,
nesday.
George Dascomb Joined his family here
Wednesday.
L. C. Richardson has been repairing his
buildings.
Miss Eta shepardson is spending the
week in Keene.
Martin Dunn of Chicopee, Mass, is Wis
iting in town.
Richard Arnold OF Texas is spending his
vacation at home.
Miss Ida Wright OF Hartford, Ct, is at
home for her vacation.
Erastus George has put his place into
real estate agents hands.
Mrs John Newton OF Brattleboro has
been visiting Mrs. Smith.
S. A. Pierce OF Kansas City Joined his
family here last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Walker returned
Thursday from Lake sunapee.
Thomas Phillips OF lie suer, Mimi, has
been the guest Of Mrs. Smith.
Miss Bertha Pratt and Miss Eva Symonds
have gone from Mr.. Kellogg's.
Mrs. Sarah Willard of Boston is a guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. George wilkins.
Miss Katherine Grimes is spending a few
days in Wes,moreland and Putney.
Miss Bessie Wright went to somerville,
Mass, last Friday to visit her sister.
Miss Grace NJ Chase has returned from
Boston where she spent her vacation
Mrs. Walter Atcherson and children are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Atcherson.
Mrs. Laura Martin Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth spenser.
Miss Bertha Miller of Westminster West
visited in town the first part of the week.
Miss Lora Wilcox OF Westminster West
was the guest Of Mrs. Ranney over Sunday.
Frank Thomas has gone to Keene 10
work as night Waterman in one Of the mills.
Fred Hayward has gone to Westmore
land to visit his daughter, Mrs. Fred Mark
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert and son OF Boston
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Full
lam.
Mrs. s. o. Parker of Putney came We'd
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Alvin
Wright.
Miss Flora Ayling of Springfield this
state. was a guest at the Colburn cottage
last Friday.
Six or eight young men go today to Res
cue lake where they will camp a week in
care'of Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Charles Bishop and son, Harold,
left Wednesday for Pemaquid Point, Me-,
oalc
The girls sewing club has begun to hold
its meetings again, They meet Friday az
ternoons at . o'clock at the church.
Miss Mary Prindle of Chicopee, Mass, is
visiting at f. /. Lanes. Lulie Cloudman OF
Bellows Falls is spending few days with
her
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Leach and daughter,
Barbara. have returned from Mt Carmel,
Ct. Misses Helen and Adele Joslin accom-
panying them.
Sheriff Thompson of Bellows Falls was
in towne Monday to arrest Mrs. Belle NJ.
Cady on SANDER case. She furnished ball
to the amount of $4,000.
George W. wilkins and family went to
Townshend Wednesday and spent the night
to attend a recital given by Miss Esther
Dale They rode over and back in their
new auto.
Boyden grange worked the first and sec
ond degrees at its regular meeting Friday
evening The next meeting will be held
August when the third and fourth degrees
will be conferred.
Charles Bishop spoke at the Windsor
prison during his last trip through the
northern part of the state. He goes next
week for a two weeks trip through the
southern part of the state.