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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29
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II Lenten
Sacrifice and Its
consequences


~ HE stands before her mirror,
- daintily turning her head from
~ side to side, trying the effect OF
her new Easter bonnet. Her
hair is colled little too low for the
new shape, and rs It Is long before
church time, she pulls II down and pro
ceeds to rearrange It. The average wo-
man usually falls to thinking while
fixing her hair, and she Is only an
average woman with the average hui
man experience, so ns she slowly twists
and pins the long hair before she
knows 1t her thoughts have slipped
back over several years.
Almost unwillingly she thinks OF an
other Easter, when those streaks Of
gray were not seen In the brown, CLOS
sy coil and when the delicate, refined
face which The mirror gives back was
fresh and rosy and young. AS she loops
up braid and turns muslng to eaten
the effect she Is living over again the
Ash Wednesday preceding that faroff
Easter when she had done the foolish
thing which was to mean 80 much for
her In after years.
1t had all come upon her 80 suddenly.
She and her friend Jeanette had been
talking of observing Lent that year,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29
Farm and City Property

in the market either seller purchaser should call call
Mineral Point Real
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29

and each had determined to give NJ for
that season the thing that she most de-
lighted In. Then Jeanette had said
laughlngly:
you'll not give up the one thing you
care for most Of all even for n short
forty days. You would not forcgo the
pleasure OF being with Bob Adams, and
that's your dearest possession, | know"
She remembers now how indignant
ly she had denied thnt she cared for
Bob more than for any other young
man, and when her friend banterlngly
repeated, "All the same, you won't
cut him for the next forty days." she
had impulsiyely taken up the chal-
lenge and had treated him with stud
led coldness or had stunned him per-
slstently for the following Ave or six
weeks.
1t tires one 30 to keep the arm
stretched above the head, so she lets
her hair drop for awhile aud leans her
forehead against the cool surface Of
the mirror, she IL thinking of the mis-
cradle days that followed that hnsty
resolve-how her own suffering had
revealed to her how very much she
had loved Bob-dcar old Bob, who h"d
seemed at first 30 grcvcd and per
picked by her altered behavior, hut
after awhile had treated her with n
coolness TO match her own. She did
Il N,N
weeks, aud everything had seemed
very dull and stupid How she had
counted the days to Easter! Pride
made her keep her promise, but she
Intended to make IL up with Bob on
Easter morning
The first church bells are ringing
now, but she does not seem to hear
them,
How dalntlly she had dressed her
SELF on that wished for morning and
with what glad heart had she walked
UP the aisle to her pew, which was Just
In front of the Adnmses', In which she
saw Bob already seated, The music,
the flowers. the sunshine, all come
back TO her now, but then they were
all merged into one sensation of hap
piness. and II was voiced In the
thought, "l'll speak TO Rob after church
and make II up"
The long service ut last over, she
had turned In her pew TO greet Bob;
but. to her surprise, he had gone out
already. Az she passed down the aisle
she had slipped her hand In Daisy Mar.
shall's. and Daisy had given her a
loving little squeeze, Whispering:
What do you think OF the latcstf"
What Is the latest?"
"Why, OF course you know-Jean-
nette's engagement to Bob Adams.
Jeanette told me last night Are you
going my wayY"
The last pin Is In place. The new
bonnet. satisfactorily adjusted, is very
becoming to the sweet face under Il,
which at present looks little pale
and worn. She Is little tired now
and sits down 10 rest while she draws
on her gloves. She resolutely tries e
bring her thoughts back to the present
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29
Hanging Judas In Mexico,

The most curious pasehul custom
which survives In Mexico is that OF the
hanging Of Judas For days before
Easter merchants display IL the streets
small and large wooden images Of
lscariot, and these are bought In great
quantities by the natives, who hang
them with much ceremony at Easter
time.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29
Inst So.

Il thought you said YOU couldn't live
without me- sneered the girl.
so did," answered the man.
Yet you're living
mo; I'm NOT, Just boarding; that's
Louisville Courler-J ournal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29
To Tell How OLD an EGG Is.

Easter eggs having no teeth to lool;
at, some other means Of determining
their age must be used to prevent the
possibility of catastrophe ut the sun
day morning breakfast table. This
method Is Il good one; Dissolve quar-.
ter of Il pound of salt In quart OF
cold water and drop In the eggs one at
n time If II day old an egg will set.
tie to the bottom; If three days old II
will float; If more tian five days old
1t will rise above the water In proper.
ton to its age. TO ascertain the quail.
ity of eggs make cone of stiff white
paper place the eggs TO be tested one
at II time in the large end and look
through the small end toward the sun
II the contents look clear the egg is
good though the shell may be discol
orcd; II spots are seen II is not good
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4 Pretty Spanish Enstcr custom.

In the country districts Of Spain the
people hrmg birds IN little cages with
them TO church, ANA at the moment the
Gloria l. pronounced npen the little
gates and throw thu feathcred singers
high over their heads In the air.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29

John Hunter. the famous anatomist
once said that the feminine love Of con-
yersatlon was consequence OF pc
culiarity in brain tissue.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-29

Souvenirs for the dinner on Easter
Sunday or for functions during the
week may be tiny rabbits or Easter
eggs filled with salted nuts or with
small candies.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
NORTH RoYALToN.

John Button was III last week, but IS re-
ported improving.
Henry Field OF York. Pa, has moved in
to his cottage in town.
Miss Ada White is in East Randolph
caring for her uncle, Mr.. osgood, who Is
very Ill.
Il. W. Dutton was in Brattleboro last
yresE 10 attend the New England Hol-
stein Friesian Cattle club meeting.
10 the sharon items Of March sth, II APP
peared that Wesson Allen and Homer
preston sawed rs hours, using only %
gallons OF gasoline, and want to know
y here there is another engine that VIII DO
IL. H. E. Russ Of North koyalton mas q
Ave horsepower Weber. He sawed 100
hours. using only q gallons. He did not
saw one cord in 80 minutes, but he sawed
twelve cords in eight hours that was split,
piled and measured. he made the sA~
rig. and IL be should send & model OF Il to
The patent office it would scare everyone
out the back door.
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vERsHIRE.

Ethel Church goes to Newport this
week.
Horace Goodwin is working for Mr..
Porter.
Ions Fits came home from Bradford
last week
Netiie shumway OF West Fairlee is visit
ing at q. ". kimball's.
Mrs. Ellen speare i in WHliamstown
caring for friend who IS IN.
B.B. Scribner and family 81 Corinth
visited recently al William Lakes.
r. Porter is 10 run an order team and
deliver goods from bis store 10 the village
Lois Good gin has returned from New
bury, where she has been entertaining the
measles.
DR.. Chase OF Oxford was in town last
week O. see Mrs. Warren Taller, who stili
continues very in
Judson woodcock spent Sunday In
West Corinth, and Monday was in Barre
with his friend, Mr.. True.
Mrs. ssinyer, who has been IN for sey.
eral weeks With the grip and other COM
plieatiOns, remains about the same.
Mamie Titus has 60 far recovered as 10
he able 10 return % her home hers Sunday.
Mrs. Titus came home fse days before.
Mrs. Thaver has gone 70 her home 10
Barre. she has bsen with her mother,
Mrs. Clogslon, through the winter a. their
home here.
Miss Abhie Johnson T. spending her va
cation With her parents ana other relatives
here, passing last Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. X @. Darling.
Nc sud Mrs MORAN attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Clara Paine IN STAFFORD,
Mrs Paine was tbs widow o. David Paine,
a former resident d Nershire.
l.. Allis received the announcement Of
his daughter. Heien's, marriage last week.
she was student at Thetford academy
sud the bridegroom the same.
Florence Titus and Mildred Clough have
resumed their studies e. Thetford academy.
Glenn Darling is assisting ma his father
business here and viii not 60 rack This
term.
An were saddened bg the sudien death
Of John Eastman OF West Fairiee last
week. he was well known hers and
highly esteemed by an having business
relations with him.
The Advent minister, Mr.. smith, and
wife returned last Friday and be preached
SUNDAY. They move this week into the
Rufus Blanchard house, which has been
hired for q parsonage.
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NORMAL NOTES.

Miss Calefis cousin, Miss Taylor Of
Chelsea. visited her last week.
Miss Locke entertained her friend, Miss
Hawkins Of " ilder. the first Of the week.
Miss Bucks sister, Ethel, spent the
greater part Of last week with her.
Miss Olmstead's sister, Mile, arrived
last SATURDAY and will spend a few days
with her.
Miss Mabel smith spent Sunday with
Miss Clahil st her home IN West Brook
field.
The reading saturday night was given
by Mrs. Dave snd was much enjoyed by
the usual number.
The promenade given Monday night
was well attended and an enjoyable time
was reported. Ice cream and cake were
served.
Among the visitors the latter part OF
last week and the first Of this were Miss
Harriet MunsOn, '04, Miss Lora Clarke,
4. Miss Bessie Harrington, u0, NJ IS
Ruth bearing, '05, Miss Taylor and Ethel
Buck.
The senior class win give public enter
teiuueut in the Normal hall March 26th.
Mem bers Of the senior class are TO give a
farce and viii be assist d by a yiolinIst
from Wilder's orchestra, and reader. A
unique entertainment is expected.
Hives are q terrible torment to the little
folks. and to some older ones. Easily
cured Doan's Ointment never fails. In
slant relief. permanent cure. At any drug
store. 50 cents.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

Mary Boyee and Marguerite Hudson q
Randolph were guests at {. ;. Halls ths
last Of the week,
Ms Wlll Dickinson and baby. Doris,
spent last week with her parents Mr. snd
Mrs. d. f. Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs c. 5 Hall entertained
shout IS Of their fri nds and neighbors
last Friday evening with games and served
them 10 sandwiches, cake and coffee. All
had & good time.
The sad news reached here Saturday OF
The death Of Mrs. Kate Moultoa Parmaiee
in Boston, resulting from pneumonla. she
Was sick only a few days. Funeral serv-
ices we're held ia Boston Sunday. she
left one daughter, one brother and q
father and mother who are in poor health.
The news came very suddenly 10 them.
They are almost Frustrated. They have
the sympathy Of the whole community
I'M their sad bereavement. The remains
came TO Randolph Sunday night and were
taken TO East Randolph for interment.
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Nh. Cbubb and wife Of Boston are
spending a few days at c. A. Powell 5
Miss Maud Douglass has taken the
snrinr tenn Of school al Thetford Center.
Ms. George knight and Mrs. Jessie ;.
Ientins have been sick the past week, out
are improving
+, sasrps the measles have had their run,
As no new cases are reported the past Wa
and ali are on the gain.
n X Burr from New York city Is N
town selling Edison's phonograph Ieeoius
and visiting relatives here.
I. BARTLETT from the Montague Rod
60. Of Montague City, Mass, was IN W" T"
: few dsys ago on business.
NJ ana Mrs. c. A. Adams haye eeen
,.is9,ing ber father and mother, i. H.
f,bnbb and wife. in South tramlnghaih'
Mass. for the past week.
Mrs. Eta Bradley has returned nome
from LYME. Conn, where she went 70
v-o-ls a few weeks since. she clslnls ahe
ali water was injurious to her health
n, ana Mrs. HAL Cotton took IN the
..tto show AZ Boston last week. Mr
Coifon i much interested m the use o. .ls
syinr machine. the curse OF the country
'o Ss We from this place attended me
golden wedding anntAef-ats - 49,
Nrs. ii. d. Moore Msrch lVlh- -
valuable presents were given theiii' ii'Si11
ing 80 IN gold u...A
fsso-ve Warren i at the Mary hiteh-
,,es bospitai al Hanover, \. H., ~ sre rs i
"a had an operation for sppe.no l s.li..-
= hicb VS. very successful snd ne 4 oolis
a. vel a. could be expected.
Mrs.. F. II. Rowell nee Colby, SISTER E,. 9
fsbn and George Colby e. this pisee, - -.
at sharon March ~. In; tt,r,5sv sf9p. m.
49,. - Il y fbis place 6y the side Of her nus
49, - Vs. 4 cavalryman IN the CIV
The people Of this place were I s9ocA So. !.
learn % the sudden death q Jon lI.,- - -
- ~ West Fsirles. be was slcA -
F l5.al .s-ss savs He left a WIDOW ioaI
49, 80 ~ ;ll-en. one brother and one SISTER
- : ls-re circle 81 friends 70 mourn on
-ufirrefv death
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WEST nARrEok.

Mrs G. C. Brockway spent Sunday
with friends in Lebanon.
The Ladies Aid viii meet Thursday aft
ernoon at Mrs. A. l. Morse's.
Wells Webb Of sherburne visited at his
unele's, :. L. Dimick, last week.
Mamie Doubleday closed her school at
the Center q the town last week.
The littls Green boy, v no had his finger
cut on seek ago, is doing nicely.
Bessie Tucker went to Keene, y. H., last
week to visit her aunt, Louise Tucker.
Mrs. w, Il. Tucker and Herbert visited
al George Browns in sharon last week.
/. G. Newton and wife spent Sunday al
his uncle,s, r. ~ Newton. in Pomfret.
laura HBzen and Emma Savage visited
Rev and Mrs. , II. Cone IN Hanover, re-
Dr. E. H. Brush Of Norwich was the
gusst last week OF Mr.. snd Mrs. Frank
Morse.
Perry Porter spent Sunday Rith his
daughter, Mrs. Don Wheeler, in West
Norwich.
Fannie Brockway is spending few days
in Marlboro, y. H., with her aunt, Mrs.
David Wallace.
Mrs. Elna NUGGET and son. Marx. Of
Bethel spent q few days with friends IN
town last week.
Mrs. Carrie ChillsOn spent night with
her aunt. Mrs. r. r. Hall. last week while
on ber way home from Bosto1.
Martin Kaveny. who put his shoulder
out last week Monday BY being thrown
from q load Of hay came TO the village the
first OF the week.
schools closed last week. The scholars
in the primary room who were perfect IA
attendance we're Leon Bushway and JUS
tin stetson. Gladys Watson was absent
one half day, Boz Wood, Rosie kaveny
one day. Eula Howard was teacher.
The school in the Broekway district
closed last week. Pupils perfect in at
tendance were Helen Barrows, Ralph
Phillips; absent one day, Allen Pitkin
and Florence Woody; number Of pupils
attending school, eight; average attend
snce, = Marion Parker was teacher.
Henry Hazen passed away Sunday
morning at the home Of his brother,
Harper. He had been IN POOR health for
nearly 40 years with rheumstism and con-
fined 10 his bed for over a year. but be
bore il with great patience, was always
cheerful and had a pleasant word for
everyone. he was kindly cared Tor By his
brothers family, in whose home there viii
be a great vacancy. His funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home.
"a dose in time saves lives" DR.. Wood
Norway Pine syrup, natures remedy for
coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases OF every
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RoYALToN

WANrED.-A reliable young man to
work in a general store. n
GEORGE A. LAIRD.
Csntata "Joseph9 produced by Ran
doIph talent at Bethel Town hall Monday
evening. Mar. %.
r. B. Galusha was in Hardwick last
week.
The woman's club will meet with Mrs.
J.F Whitney Saturday al 2:30 p. m.
John e. Frost OF NewtonviIle, Mass.
was q guest at LJeust Lodge Mondsy
night
W.R. Skinner returned Tuesday from
Boston, where be had attended the auto
mobile show.
Hazen Smith Of South Tunbridge is
spending week with his aunt, Mrs r.
T.. Spaulding.
The school board met Saturday and or
ganfzed by choosing p. B. Dewey, chair
man, and Arthur Davis, clerk.
Miss Fannie Eastman, who has been the
guest OF Miss Ida Lyman, went 10 Kan
dolph Center Monday for a few days.
Conant q Conant Of Randolph Center
were in town Friday photographing the
monument erected by the Womsn's club.
Mr.. and Mrs Seymour Culver were in
Enfield. \. H.. sunday to attend the
golden wedding anniversary OF Mr.. Cul-
ver's sister.
Saint PauTs church, Royalton, Annun-
citation B. Y. NJ. and fourth sunday IN
Lent. Msrch 18th. Morning prayer, lttaDy
and holy communion and sermon al II
q. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Harrington are
keeping house at the Dudley Denison
place. having turned the Cascacnae House
over TO the new proprietor, James BOYD,
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. r. Spaulding was in Hanover,
y. H., Thursday 10 see her sister, Mrs,
Fred smith. and her brother, Ed smith,
both OF whom are in Mary Hitchcock
hospital having been operated on for
appendicitis
+. : Morrison. state secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian association Of
Vermont. will speak 81 the COngI church
next Sunday morning. The men Of this
community. and especially the young men,
are earnestly invited TO attend this serN-
ice.
Mrs. c. ". joiner has hung an auto
graph letter Of George Washington 10 the
town clerk Office. The letter was writ
ten from Mt Vernon in 1773 aud directs a
/ London firm to place insurance on cargo
OF tobacco belonging TO Washington and
John Parke Gusts.
The RoyaIton Woman's club Is planning
10 place a cabinet in the town clerk :
Office for the safe keeping Of articles Of
historical value. some interesting relics
have already been promised and il is eN-
1 pected that others will be donated 10 this
collection as soon IS there Is suitable
place accessible to the public where they
I can be kept
The Royalton Historical association was
organized Thursday by choosing Mrs. &.
W. Joiner, pres; DR.. ID. l.. burnett vice
pres. Ernest Hewitt. sec; X. b. Galusha,
treas. :snd VIM skinner, auditor. The
chair appointed {. p. Tarbell, r. B. Ga
lusha and Ernest Hewitt commlttee on
bv-laws. Fayette Greene was added TO
the historical committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Harrington
very generously gave an oyster supper at
I the Cascadnac House Monday evening Tor
/ the benefit Of The church repairs. The
night was the worst one Of the winter, but.
notwit hstsnding the binding storm
ABOUT sl5 was realized. All who are in
terested in the church appreciate Mr.. and
I Mrs. Harrington's kindness.
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coRINTh.

]. P. Sargent is recovering from an
attack Of grip.
Nettie sargent has been in Lowell,
Mass. for two weeks on visit.
Iulius Roberts has been in sharon for
few weeks visiting his mother ana
Geo Geo McCr,nis Of Montreal is visiting
his mother. also his sister, Mrs. u. H.
Ellsworth II. Sargent, wife and little
Vernon OF Thetford sre spending ie"
DAYS with his parents.
Tbe news Of Frank Fulton's death al
I.skeport, y. r.. was received Win SAD
ness by his friends and relatives.
Frank Kinney, wife and daughter Of
Barre we're with his parents lev osys
last week. returning home Sunasy-
Mrs. Chss. A. Washburn returned
from Hanover, y. H., last saturday. sne
bas been in the hospital for freshmen
for over three weeks. Her many friends
hope for speedy and complete recovery
Mrs. Ed. Corliss died Sunday after 8
fsN davsi illness. Her husband has been
very III with pneumonia for some time,
M i considered out Of danger. her
funeral was held Tuesday Kew. 1. u
Davies officiating.
Al the Congl parsonage at the Center
Mar. i{th, Ernest Hayward and Jennie,
o-,Iv child Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Taplln-
we're united in marriage by Rev. 1. y
nayis. They spent their honeymoon N
Tons ham with his relatives.
state Field Secretary r. NJ. Fuller Of
Darlington holds an all-day service 81 ths
Meadow church next Sunday, Mar. -7th
~. "a 10 conduct a SUNDAY school at the
noon hour. All the other churches m
fown are to discontinue service on thsl
ssv and attend in a body, a. far as posi-
NJ Fscb one viii carry his own lunch
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22
The Heart Can't Stand
Rheumatic Acid
Poisoning.
To Free and Correct the Blood Uric
OTreatment is Advised.

There L. great dangor In those sharp sbogtins
pains through the chest around the recon or thr
heart. o. means thar poisonous ufte asa rHeai.t-
tic acld are there readf g. 20 fins ail SD ltsnt
fV the muscles controlling the hearts action.
DON'T neglect these warnings they are the aanfer
signals Nature flashes e. fuu ~ help You must
nfufrnllEr and drive these dangerous lnlsnfs
from the system OF, sooner or later, they VII
over come Euu-
me only true wav te cure Reformation = @ get
81 II from the inside with Irc-o. it acts VIII
marvellous sWlfI ness upon the muscles kinney
ana hIaud- Clears aut she sand uHc deposits pa
tHe muscles furces the kidneys g. perform thsise
duties Tor which they Were designed aaa nea
traliEes the acid within the tioee
Nnur physician uili atlmft thaf fhts D. the "nis
true uHV e. cure Rheumatism permanently ana
should know that rric-O Is the one remedy thlt
ulu rs Il successfully ana permanently trle-o
Is liquid taken internally times il9 and l.ies
NOT contain drop ot alcohoi epia,n Nf tsAtt
Il nzeFuus uulsons. It is good fpr hheuuiaii ms
in auyfarm SeiatiCa MussulaT, infaultn ifilry ana
Articular Rheumatism all yield readily q Lric- .
Tie store of a. A. Leaari De- the home oi lrie-o
fn Randolph and if sou call un hlm he can tcll teA
af many wonderful cures fhaf ErIr-u has q tde
right here "a vuur aUu home town he setl. %
far 80 and si.po the bottle ar you can OBTAIN
frial bottle free 81 writing e. the naAff" CT
Urlc-O. the smith nrug Co., Syracuse = y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-03-22

r.. rsusrkahle recovery q hen ne.
~ Va-reboro. Ne, Is the snplec.
y -, interest 10 the medical iraltfhtls
- = 80, al5e circle Of friends he So 81 y
~. ,..ss...Oain TO severe inflsiila. l--
n - throat and congestion Of tne us 4.
q ~ s-.-s,rs cave me up 10 die, when I
~ -. -, wss induced 70 u IT
s,.-.,.,s Sesr Discovery and am nAppy y
q 4 saved nv life Cures u. .s,ss,,sis
coughs and colds, nronen pa = grippe
se.A a a 80. and q. IriAl 0ot1i'
~ e, sale by H. A. Leonard ana r
BRYAN. Randolph.
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PIIIsEIELp.

Phineas Amazon was in Rochester sat
urday.
Loren Pinney Of Rutland spent Sunday
with his father, Alden Pinney.
Mrs. Robert Jackson i spending some
time with relatives in Chittenden.
DR.. r.. A. Edmunds Of Bethel spent sun
day with his wife 81 II. q. Rsnney's.
Mrs. VIII Parker was very III with
heart trouble last week, but Is improving
now.
A. {. Thayer spent last week in Con
cord, y. H., and Boston on 8 business
trip.
Leonard Small Of Whiteasld, \. H.,
spent sunday with has wife and child al
l.. ;. Lambs
Clarence Brown and Misses Lucy and
Izah Ranney Of Rutland spent sunday
al III. G.. Ranney's.
The fourth quarterly conference will be
held Saturday, Mar. z4th, al Z 80 p. m. m
the chapel OF the Methodist church.
Presiding Elder Newton viii preach In
the Methodist church Sunday al l0.45 q.
m. and az Stockbrioge IN the afternoon.
Members Of the Methodist church are
requested 10 return their beneYolence
cards 10 the pastor a. soon as possible.
Rev. G A. stott and family returned
home Friday. Mr.. Stott is very poorly.
He was unable to supply the pulpit sun
day.
There was good attendance at the
meeting Of Tweed River Grange SATURDAY
evening. Four new names were accepted
for membership. SIX candidates were
initiated IN the first and second degrees,
after which Mrs. A. c. Thayer and Miss
May Ellis each favored the company with
q reading. The next meeting vii be held
Apr. Z, at which time the third and fourth
degrees will be conferred.