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JERICHO CENTRE.

The pupils In the primary sch
Jericho Center not having any ma
Irene Pratt, Estelle Moulton,
Moulton, Max Stiles and Bernard
ney. Barbara Stiles, Bailey Gohl
Lee Bostwick were absent only oil
day. Gladys Nealy was absent on
The two departments of the
school closed with appropriate eX
Friday.-Mrs. II. d. Hopkins z
whist party and candy pull for the
people Friday evening. &
Bostwick was surprised by mum
her young friends November 26,
ing her sixteenth birthday Miss
X. Bolger has accepted posit
the grammar grades OF the Bristol
school. Mr.. and Mrs. MoEon chit
spent Sunday in Burlington.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

I. ]. Brown left Tuesday for Hyde
Park, Mass, where he will pass the win
ter months.-Lewls Dorey has gone to
Rutland, where he has employment
Vernon Casey. who has been at Taunton,
Mass, the past few months has returned
home The winter term OF school began
in No. 8 Monday, with Miss Barrett as
teacher.--E. NJ NARROW, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
NARROW, has returned to Roston.-W. 3.
Stroud. f. w. Henry and r. G. Slater
were in Burlington last Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs w. J. Fuller are visiting in Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Rose Davis of Rouscs
Point, y. y, is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs John Culver.
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choir from all the churches.-A. e.
Atkins has entered the employ of Mr..
T. G. Bronson of the east village and has
moved his family there.--Mrs. Harley
Kimball Is confined to the house. suffer-
Ing from a severe cold.--Sumner Darling,
who de- attending Tufts College, Is ex-
pected home this evening to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. s. f. Darling. School in the various
departments closed yesterday for the
Thanksgiving recess, which continues
until Monday morning.
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ADDISON.

Tho schools are on. for weeks Vaca-
ton and the teachers are at their homes.
ALBERT Sickle was In Burlington Mon
day.--The Ladies' Aid society hold their
next meeting at the church vestry on
December 5.-,Mr. and Mrs. Carl South
ard have returned from their honeymoon.
The Daughters of Ruth met with Mrs.
Frank Nelson on Thursday, November
22-Mr. and Mrs. Emeius Hyde Of Ben
nington are guests at A. f.. Whit
ney s.--The Daughters of Ruth are plan
ming for a Christmas sale in the near
future,
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SALISBURY.

Tho funeral of Mrs Esther VAIN
wright, who died Thursday from a shock
of paralysis, was held from her late
homo Saturday afternoon, the Rev. MIR.
Slocum ofciated. The burial was at
West Salsbury.-Mosos Sawyer fell from
his barn while shngling Friday and
broke his leg.-James Sampson and his
sister, Annie, have moved into the Ward
White house.--Guy Farmer, who Joined
the United States navy four months ago.
is home on a ten days furlough.-Mrs.
Ovanda Iamorder has gone to Massa-
chusetts for the winter.-Dr and Mrs.
Read have gone to Geo. Kelsey's to board.
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UNDERHILL.

School in dist. No. closed Mo-
l6. The names Of the pupils hav
absent marks during the term
James Fitzsimmons, Elizabeth F
mons. Alice Hoyt, RAYMOND Hoy
Slater, Mertie Slater, Arthur
Irene Kilpeck and Clayton *
Those absent one-half day We're
Fitzsimmons and Helena Fitzsin
Iluella Ross was absent one day
aN,,n. ne illueSs
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wEYBPIDCE,

Thanksgiving services will be held in the
Methodist Church on Thursday evening.
The Rev. Peter Heller was in Sails
bury a few days last week to assist in
the revival meetings that were held there,
Miss Mary Barrows of New Haven is
spending a few days with her aunt, Miss
Florence Sampson, who still remains
quite ill.--C A, Sprigg left here last Fri
day for New York, when he sailed on
Saturday in company with l. o. Thomp-
son and T.. II. Flske for Cuba.-Mrs.
Sarah Brittell is very Ill at her home.
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HANCOCK.

Charles Stockwcl and wife were in
Montpelier last week. His mother from
Rochester, kept house for them while they
were away.--Mrs. Hiram Spoor from Rim
ton was with her daughter, Mrs. Sham
paney four days last week. Her son,
Charles, came after her Sunday.-Mrs
Rock from Bristol has come to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Norton
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Ella Smith is confined to the house
by illness.-Mrs Bert Estes of Lincoln
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Darwin
Foote, and other relatives in town.--Mrs.
Abbott Of Boston Is the guest of her
aunt, AIRS. Varney.--Daniel ST. George
was out for game last Monday and Sc
cured two raccoons--Miss Lucy Spear of
Monkton Is with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Van Vliet for the winter
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHE

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHEI
Even bald-headed mon have the
to criticise the way others part
hair.
About all you have to do to NAL
pie hate anything is to tell them
is healthful.
A man always tries to make oil
it is much worse for a woman 4
pet dog than for him to have
habit.-New York Press.
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SHOREHAM.

E. II. Farnham and Miss Margaret are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jones'
Ralph Holmes is at home for vacation
Guy De Wolf has resigned his position
as clerk at the Bissell and soon enters
the Albany Business College.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McMurtry are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Burge.-Miss North re-
turned from Montpelier Saturday.
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HUNTINCTON.

Joseph Cague's gray team got away
from his hired man while he was haul
ing logs in Mrs. IA. w. Norton's millyard
and ran as far as q. NJ Norton's farm
One of the chains on the traces caught
on the wire fence and stopped them
Mr., and Mrs. Q. L. Kenyon and little
daughter Erma, returned home after
spending a few days In Colchester with
Mrs. kenyon's parents, MI and MIS-
William Cleveland DR., +. d. Falby
has recently purchased from Noble Ken
yon of Richmond a fine five year old
mare.-Miss Myrta Swinyer has re-
turned from Bethel where she has been
the guest of friends for several weeks.
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Greet Bargain

stony. but good land, vii, carry q
COWS and team; very good buildings
large amount of wood and timber, .
horses, 10 cows, 8 calves, all fodder
moving machine, horse rake, plow
harrow, cultivator. horse hoe, heavy
wagon, buggy wagon, sleigh. sleds
heavy and light harness. This farm
only PA m. to r. r. sta, IL mile to
school; price complete. $4,000; terms
$500 to $500 cash down, balance easy
payments to suit buyer.
Let us know your wants in real es-
tate
The r. II. McGINNIS Real Estate Agy,
Essex junction, VT,
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MILTON BOEO.

James Laporte and Flynn Sweeney have
exchanged plaoes.-Alr. and Mrs. A c.
Fay left Tuesday for Richmond to spend
Thanksgiving. Marion, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A, b. Wood Is i'll with jaundice.
Grace Wood, Winnie Shean and Jay
Berry are home from b. i. A., at Fair
ia
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WESTFORD.

George Munson is quite sick with
throat trouble,-E. Il. Morgan has moved
his goods and famil. to Burlington
All students of Bellows FREQ Academy
are at home owing t. the outbreak of
diphtheria in the school.-F, G. Good
rich located Saturday evening the razor
sharpener, who left without paying his
board bill The man claimed to be des-
titue Of money. but Mr.. Goodrich secured
enough personal property to cover his
claim. The man is operating In Essex
Junction.-H. w. Belden paid Nl7 per
hundred for October milk.-Mrs. Maurice
Irish and daughter are In Fairfax to
remain until after Thanksgiving.-Roy
Brigham and Pearl Irish have gone to
Brattleboro to work in the asylum.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Pratt and
Ryan, Mrs. a. 3. Landon and Mrs.
Quinn with Miss Bush Of Sheldon
cd for Florida Friday aftern oon|
and Mrs. Pratt and Mr.. Ryan wi
TO Crescent City while the others
st. Potersburgh. Florida Roy
Of Mechanicsville, N. Y, is in tow
very interesting programme waj
ried out by the members of the ]
Epworth League at the Methodist
try Friday evening. Refreshment d
served. The admission fee was
Boston for the poor.-Mark Robe
confined to the house with an alta
tonsilitis.-E. a. Frost has moved
his new store in the new Phelps
and his new lighting system by
line Is called the finest light in I'd
Grace Phillips, Lottie Buker and|
Wolcott are home from the B.
Fairfax-R representatives Of the y
ern Provision company were in
Friday and purchased about tnre1
of poultry most of which were tu|
| for which they paid 20 to 23 cenI
pound.-E. y. Foas is located in hi
store.-Mrs. Orlando Hervey and
rem, who have been spending 81
weeks in the West, started for
Sunday night,-Wo-k on O. G.. 4
s. Sons new store Is progressing
idly.-C. c. Marley. taxidermist,
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ESSEX CENTER.

DR.. and Mrs. Ladd and daughter Edith
visited in Nersenncs Sunday.-Mrs. Small
| is Visiting in st. Georgs for a week.
Don Fisher has moved his family from
Burlington into Mr.. Sweets house-Mrs
A. +. Farnsworth Mrs. |. Il. Blxby and
G. w. Rice and wife attended the opera
at The Strong, burlington. Tuesday even
IA
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Charlotte Farm

on main road, near school, Church
store and creamery Will keep 30
COWS, plenty Of wood, good water
and no stone. Fine location. com
Portable building and good or
chard price 81, 800, one-half cash.
Catalogue and map Of Vermont,
1Oc.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
146 st. PauJ ST.. burlington, VI.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Smith entertain
the Farmers club November so at the S.
of V. hall.-Mrs. Kate Ross and son, j. j..
Ross, goa to burlington this week for the
wnter.-Miss Ella Kenyon, who has been
i'll, is convalesoent.-B. e. Morrill, is suf-
ferng from erysipelas in his hand.-Mrs.
Sarah Phillips of Burlington is visiting
relatives and friends in town. he
Thursday evening prayer meeting will be
held with Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ross
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for raw
furs Mondays and Saturdays at Spald-
ings hide house or at my place Shell
burne Falls. G. F. Peet. Shelburne VT.
276d &w4w.
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SHEL3URNE.

Miss Ethel Bissonnette, Miss
Harvey, Miss Matte Stoddard are
from Castleton for few days.
Schools in town closed Wedn
until Monday, December 3, for Tn
giving recess.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Deyette
Thursday In Grand Isle.
Miss Eva Reindeau. daughter O
and Mrs. Joseph Reinueau
Wilfred Morrisette were united in
riage by the Rev. Fr. Lampeau
GATHERINGS Church, Wednesday
ing. A reception was held at
brides home Wednesday evenin e
Mrs. Ednah Weston and dau
Louise, have returned from Troy.
where they have been for some V
Miss Louise having recovered frc
attack Of typhoid Fever.
The ladies' of Trinity Church
hold their annual Christmas sa
fancy goods in the parish house
cember 8.
The regular meeting Of Chan
chapter, No. 81. o. T. s.. will be
in Masonic hall, Charlotte, F
morning, November 30.
Prof Charles l.. Tracy of New
is spending the Thanksgiving no
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ocker
spending Thanksgiving with rel
in Burlington.
Asphalt walks are being laid
the Cath Ollie parsonage and the a
ing grounds have been graded.
The ministers In charge Of the
ent churches have each been pre-
with a Thanksgiving turkey, tn
the Kindness OF ex-Gov, j, L. Ba
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saunders Of
lington visited friends here on No
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MONKTON.

The Rev, and Mrs l. p. Kellogg and
d. p. 4ucEntee and wife were in Bristol
Monday.-Mrs. Clara Norton of Hunting
ton is at Mrs. C. s. Dean's.-Mrs. l.. Il.
Mech and Mrs. T.. II. Palmer were in
Bristol Saturday., E. Collins was in
Vergennes Saturday.-W. II. Gee and
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eeth Extracted
Absolutely Without Pniu

The only office In Burlington wners
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas Ny
nethoc y used by no other person No
pain: no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
Office. Is5 Pine St.. Burlington. VI
Office hours. 20 to 8. 4 to8
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE LAUNDRY OUTFIT,
nearly new that cost $4,000; for a
prompt sale we offer for few days only
this entire outfit for SO cents on .. dollar.
Communicate at once with the r. u.
McO.rnis Real Estate Agency, Essex
Junction, VI. 27sd&wtf
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GOOD ADLROUND FAMILY HORSE
Five years old wanted, must be sound,
good driver, safe for woman to drive
B. Il. Mitchell, Hinesburgh. % wet
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WEST MILTON.

A. A. Herrick is on the sick list
A. McNally's team ran when he was
coming from Burlington Monday night
throwing him out. The team was caught
by jed Mitchell in Colchester, McNaly
was quite badly shaken up but not ser
iously injurod,-Eggs are ceiling here for
30 cents per dozen.-Mr and Mrs Glen
McNally spent Thursday at Adds Mar
tn's.-Mrs. Edgar Gabaree Is quite sick
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LARGE DYNAMO for sale. with equip
ment. m perfect condition for imme-
d!ate use. Any enc with water power.
or steam. could light village, or large
hotel. Free Press Asso.. Burlington.
22S. d&w.tf
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TO RENT.

FURNISHED ROOM to rent at II Buell.
street. Possession given December I.
2s3, 6t,w1t
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use this
column. Nearly 6,ooO copies Of this paper
are solo evory issue and your advertise
nlent would be read by many possible
buyers yi,wtf
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FOR SALE--A 500 foot hot water heater.
20 horse power steam boiler. W. B.
Gates. 215d&w.ts
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A YOUNG GIRL wanted for light second
work. Apply 81 Main street. Burling-
ton, VT. 13,Wtf
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WANTED.

ATTENDANTS wanted at the Taunton
InseLe hospital WaEoo per month; men
$50 women, &c. including board. lodging
and washing. Address J. f. Brown NJ.
d.. Supt., Drawer D., Taunton, Mass.
s2,d&tf
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wife. Miss E1ger and Frank McEntee
were in Burlington recently,--Harry
Mason of Vergennes has entered the en-
ploy of j. E. Collins.-Mrs. A. c. Lewis
of Middlebury is homo to spend Thanks
giving,--E. II. Palmer and wife and Mrs.
r. II. Dean are In Burlington.-The Rev,
and Mrs. A. T.. Clapper we're guests OF
A. N. Baldwin and wife Tuesday.
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BR1DPORT.

Services in the Methodist Episcopal
Church next Sunday, December 2, VIII
be as follows: Preaching at eleven o'clock
by the pastor subject, "Three Great
Facts" preaching service 1880 o'clock, by
the pastor, subject, IAN Intruder" The
Ladies' Home circle of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Will hold sale on
the evenings Of Thursday and Friday,
December 20 and 81 The proceeds OF the
sale are to be used for necessary i'm
provements on the church property.
a Thanksgiving service will be held at
tho Congrega tional Church next Sunday
The district schools will open December
g. and the high school December 1O.-The
ladies will hold a Christmas bazaar AT
the vestry thursday and Friday evenings,
December 10 and 1i.--Mr and Mrs. John
Draft have gone to their home in Auburn,
n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Fletcher re-
Gently entertained Miss Weed and Miss
Elithorpe of I1inesburgh.-Mrs Alta
Bristol of Vergennes recently visited at
j. =. Russell's.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hebert observed their Goth marriage an
niversary in a quiet way, November "a
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RICHMOND.

Professor and Mrs. Seeley of Middle
bury are the guests of their son, DR.. r.
ii. Seeley.-Mrs. Herbert Sherman and
daughter, Beulah. are at the home of her
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. S. Green.-Clare
DALEY Of Boston is the guest of Hiss
Lizzie Carbohydrates Georgia Goodrich Is
visiting at the homo of her uncle, Eugene
Goodrich In Burlngton.-North Star
Lodge held a regular meeting In their
rooms Tuesday evening and several new
members We're admitted.-Mi Hazel
Berry, who has a position as teacher in
the high school at Bellows Falls is at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. c.
Berry, for the Thanksgiving vacation
Miss Beatrice Bostwick. who Is attend
ing school in Burlington is at home for
few days.-Mr. and Mrs Leon Prior
and Miss Stone are visiting at the home
of Mr. Prior's brother in Panton.--Mrs
Sarah Sayles Ia the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Whitaker. in Barre.--Mr
and Mrs. Lucus Ellis have moved into
the tenement vacated by Patrick obin.--
Bert Towne of Bellows Falls is the guest
Of his father. Albert Towne.-MsS Alice
Ryan Is the guest of relatives in Burlng-
ton.-The Rev. A. ]. Glynn was In Bur-
lington Wednesday .-Mrs. John Richard
son Is confined to the house by illness -
union THANKSGIVING service was held
at the Congregational Church last even
ing. An address was delivered hy the
Rev. Francis Kimball with special music
by the choir and children of the Sunday
school.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Ella Smith Is flat the Baptist
Sunday school last Sunday. the several
committees were chosen to prepare for
the usual Christmas tree and exercises.
William Deshaw has a new gasoline
engine from the Stoddard Manufacturing
company, Rutland, which he will use to
simplify his farm work.-Ambrose ct.
George has recently purchased of Will
liam Lawrence, Of Bristol a pair Of work
horses and harnesses.--The World
Temperance Sunday was observed at the
Baptist Church last Sunday. The w. C.
U. y. and the society attended in a
body. The Rev. Il, r Edwards, the pastor,
preached nm appropriate and interesting
sermon. Sunday school was opened with
selection on the violin and organ by
Miss Jessie Prndle and her father. G. w.
Prindle. Miss Lulu JacS,nnn read an ap-
propriate poem and Miss Della Carpenter
sang n solo.-Cards have been received
here announcing the marriage of Miss
Carrie Adelaine Buttr'ck to Arthur r.
White, Wednesday the 21st. inst. at the
nome OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Buttrick in Now London. n
II, Mr.. and Mrs. Buttrick will be AT
home In East Charlotte after December
the 12th.-Ambrose ST. George is to carry
on the farm known as the 'TTungerforc
farm,' In the northeast part of the tow,
and owned by Mr.. and Miss Pierce Of
Shelburne. He will take possession
March I, 1907.-'rhe fall term of schoo
In district number II closed November
l6. Those pupils having no absent or tar
dy marks during the term wore: perc,
Carpenter, Gladys Carpenter, Edit
Steady, Edward Steady, Antoine Steb
bins and Lutte Scott. Those who were
absent but one day only were Ruby Par
ker and Warren Parker.--William Dav
late Superintendent of Mount View
creamery, died last Friday at his HON,
in Chelsea. Mass, from typhoid peneu
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-13
GREENSBORO.
Palladium Special.1

Green's Fork, April 11.-Miss Flos.
sic Snyder returned Friday from a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
Charles Roller, of Richmond. -
There will be an Easter entertain
ment at the Friends Church next Sun
day evening. Every body invited to
attend.
The Chapman orchestra furnished
the music at the Williamsburg CON-
mencement exercises last Wednesday
night. ., 80 -: + ''..
Master William Wise of Corners
Vile. has returned home after few
weeks visit with his aunt, Mrs. Ed
Hatfield.
Miss Grace Spaulding OF Richmond.
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lands a few days last week.
Mrs Lutte Hatfield was pleasantly
surprised by twenty of her friends
last Thursday evening. The occasion
was her birthday anniversary.
The township commencement exer-
cises will be held in Gaylor's Hall.
Saturday evening, April IA. Glass ad-
dress by Rev. Kuhn, of Richmond.
hfoS AHud DdflS vi It1CNInOHu, WIS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kienzle
Thursday and Friday.
Jesse Bond of Richmond, visited his
mother. Mrs. Melissa Bond. Sunday.
Miss Edith Hatfield has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Dublin
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Nicholson and
Mrs. Harry King attended the funeral
of Mrs. Nicholson's sister, Mrs. Susan
Coulter, in Richmond Monday.
| Mrs. Melissa Evans of Richmond,
has returned home after isit with
her. sister, Mrs. .Nettie Folan.e
Little Buckshot" presented b. the
Jacksonburg Dramatic Co, Saturday
night was well attended.
] Rev. Mrs. Ida Parker filled the pull
pit at the Friends church Sunday
mornin and evening.
Will Roller spent "Wednesday and
Thursday in Indianapolis.