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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-13

Williem Cubitt and family will occupy
rooms rented OF Mrs. Eva Sayles.-Mr.
n Mrs. W. W. Benway are spending
the week In New Haven.-w. w. John
son and nephew. walter Hutchinson,
I. W. Johnson and wife, b. f. Morrill,
and wife, went to ~Thompson's Point
Tuesday for an outing in company with
+. X. Strong and wife of the Center
b. c. Martin, !. g. Kenyon and 7. II.
Sweet returned to Burlington Monday as
Jurors.-W. NJ. johnson and nephew.
Walter Hutchinson visited in Bristol.
Mrs. Cyrus Haines il in an unconscious
state and not expected 70 live.-Guy Bick-
ford is entertaining his daughter, Mrs.
Baldwin and family.-M!ss Kathleen
Sayles and friend, Miss Goodrich. were
in Burlington Monday.
Mrs. Lucinda Wood Harris. wife of
Cyrus Harris, passed away at her home
Tuesday evening after an illn css of two
years duration aged 7S. She has been a
patient sufferer from a complication of
diseases. Mrs. Harris was born IN Rich
mond but nearly her whole life has been
lived in this town. where she was highly
esteemed. She leaves beside a husband
two daughters. Mrs. Nettie Fitch and
Mrs. Hale Fuller. Arrangements have not
been completed for the funeral but It
will probably be ~Friday.-Ice cream will
be served at the hall Saturday evening
by the Kings observation-disclosures Ken
yon and wife were in Burlington Wedn2s~
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Bishop Michaud will visit the parish
and confirm a class of about 90 children
Sunday, Sept. %. Early mass was cele-
brated here Sunday at 800. Father Therein
them going to Cambridge and celebrat-
ing the late mass at 1870 a. m.-Kate
Mahoney OF Burlington Is spending n
few days as the guest of Elizabeth A.
Barret.-Miss Nellie Dorr spent Satur-
day In Burlington.-Delina Dorr of Burl-
ington is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. L. A. Egan.-Mrs. Charles
L.eClair and Miss Lizzie Breen OF Barre
are calling on relatives here.-May White
OF Burlington attended the dance at
James Fitzsimmons's Friday night.-Bessie
Leary went to Shelburne Saturday To
open her school MISUNDERSTANDING Carpen-
ter began her school in Dis. No. 4 Tues
Mary Egan OF Burlington called on re-
latives in town last week ,-Michaei Leddy
is our town representative. being elect
ed by a majority OF % votes.-Mlss
Gfenna Blakely has gone to Winooskl to
work.
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EsEEX CENTER.

George Davis of Burlington preached at
the congregational Church Sunday
Harlow Wiers is at home after being in
Cambridge a few weeks,-Etta Moran,
who has had n serious attack Of diph-
liberia, is better,-Mrs. W, Chase of
Moretown was called to this place by the
serious illness OF her father. Mr.. Pierce.
who is at his grand daughters, Mrs. l..
J. Bixby's,-W. r. Chaplin. l.. J .Bixby
and DR.. Ladd attended the Clinton county
fair at Pittsburgh Thursday.-Mrs. c.
Hanley is Ill under the doctors care.
l.. +. Thayer has rented the s. A. Brow
nell house on Maple street recently va
Gated by j. II. 1ngersoll and will move his
family here from Randolph about the first
OF November.
Miss Bessie Anterior, who last year
taught school Mt Williston, has accepted
the position as teacher OF the intermediate
department of tho school at Essex Center
and has entered upon her duties.
Miss Myrl Parsons. who has spent the
summer with her sisters, Mrs. Walter Tit
amore and Mrs. Clayton Booth, starts To-
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LEICESTER.

A very quiet and pretty home wedding
was celebrated at the residence Of Mrs.
Helen Brownson Wednesday evening.
September s. when her dausnter. Garlic
Helen. was united in marriage to fIewett
Arnold of Salisbury. only the Immediate
relatives of the contracting palties be-
ing present. A niece of the bride. Miss
Inez Fiske. of Burlington acted as maid
of honor and William Noyes was best
man. The briday party stood under a
canop of evergreen, from which was
suspended n large wreath of pure white
blossoms. The Rev. Mr.. Slocum of Sails
bury solemnized the marriage rites. The
bride was gowned In white and carried
a large boquet of white sweet peas. The
maid of honor wore pink and carried
pink blossoms. On the Monday evening
following a reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold at the brides home. About
one hundred of the relatives and friends
were present, many useful presents were
received and dainty refreshments were
served.-Mrs. Rand Of West Rutland Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Kilburn at
Austin Johnson's.-The Misses Johnson,
Barker and Lottie Kidder and Loyal
Kelsey are attending the high school In
Brandon Miss Hazel Kiddcr is attend
ing the high school in Middlebury.-All
the school in town began on Monday
Inez Ayers Is ill., Frank Sevmour's fam
lily are recovering from measles.
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Mrs. p. F.. Brown w-s In Burlington
G.-Miss Francis Curtis re-
to her home in Boston Nhe GA -
Miss Jennie Chamberlain returned home
Monday, after spending a week win her
Charles Chamberlain, in Sandy
Hin, y. Y..-William Dw're and Walter
Davis have exchanged ~tenrrents, occupy
ing the same September 6.-There was a
large delegation from here to the YER
mont yearly meeting at Huntington
Centre September 6. 9.-Miss Lott, Hi
has returned from Bread Loaf Inn,
whore she has been working for the past
five weeks.-Mrs. Mandana lin returned
the 9th from Lincoln, where fhe has been
visiting relatives. Her son. Bert Hill,
with his family returned with her.-Mlss
Juliet Hill returned the 9th from "A three
weeks stay with relatives in NEddleDury.
Mis- Clara Clifford returned home
Monday. after spending a month in Burl-
ington and Brandou.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Cutler and William F'olansbee at
tended the Mock Trial Cour;' giyea il,
Holley Hall, Bristol, Monday night.-Mr.
ana Mrs. ID. Donahue were In Bristol,
September 1O.-Leban Hill and Miss
Myrtle Hill returned to their school in
lllStOl Monday lie Misses Han RETURN
ed the 10Th to their home In Providence,
X. l., after spending five weeks with
their grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. Milo
Smith.-Alfrcd Morril il IN Swanton visit
ing his son and daughter there.-Carlton
Bostwick. who has had an abscess on his
arm, is gaining rapidly.-Mrs. Abigail Hill
remains very low. Mrs. Mandana Hill is
caring for her.-Mrs. Jennie Jackson Is
i'll with heart disease. Mrs. Sprague Is
caring for her.
Mrs, Abigail CHanson) Hin. aged 50
years, died Monday night. after an i'll
ness of several weeks. The funeral was
held at the +, b. Church, September 10.
at two o'clock. The Rev. G. ii. Grey
Officiating. The interment was in the
North cemetery.-Walter Baldwin was ~
Montpelier the 4th.-Miss Rhena Hi
went to Bristol Monday. where she has
entered the high school. as a student
During the heavy wind and nail storm
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. JOHNsBURY.

Judge Wendell T. Stafford has been
engaged to deliver the annua address
before the Vermont Historical society
the public life and character OF Thad
deus stevens. The address will be
given in Representatives hall, Mont-
peller, during the session of the Legis-
lature and 1t will have to be on a Fri
day evening as Judge Stafford has his
court work In Washington through
the week.
The annual golf tournament for the
presidents cup was finished Monday
and the cup was won for the fourth
successive season by Arthur G.
Sprague made the Is holes in Is. low
ering the record of the course by two
strokes.
The silver cup offered by Randall &
Whitcomb for the winner in the handi
cap tennis tournament was won by
Joseph Fairbanks. He is one of the
best players in the State and he and
Arthur G.. Sprague are the State
champions in doubles.
The academy has opened its fall
term under the supervision of the new
principal. Clark p. Rowland. with an
attendance Of about 2l0. about the
same number as last year. The de-
partment of physics and chemistry Is
taken this year by Leon Forrest Foley,
Il recent graduate of Boston Tniver-
sity. There are no other changes in
the corps of instructors.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let 1t stand twenty-four hours;
a sediment or settling indicates an I'm
healthy condition of the kidneys; IL 1t
stains the inen 1t is evidence OF Kidney
trouble; too frequent desire to pass It. or
pain in the back is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out of
order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy, fulhlls
every wish in curing rheumatism. pain In
the back, kidneys. liver, bladder and every
part or the urinary passage. IT corrects
inability to hold water and scalding pain
in passing 1t, or bad effects following use
of liquor. wine or beer, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled
to go often during the day. and 20 get up
many times during the night. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Swamp
Root is soon realized. It stands the high
est for It's wonderful cures OF the most
distressing cases. II you need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have n sample bottle Oh
Swamp-R Root. the great kidney remedy,
and a book that tells all about 1t. both
sent absolutely free by mail. Address
DR.. kilmer g. Co.. Bingharrton. N. Y.
When writing he sure to mention that you
read this generous offer in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. Don't make any mis-
take, but remember the rnme, Swamp
Root. DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. and the
address. Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur return.
Friday night.-Ira Rodgers went Saturds
OF Burlington to enter the high school.
Mrs. Mary Balch has returned fro
Westford where she has spenttwo weeks
Mr.. Davidson will preach at the Bapti
church next Suuday.-The Baptist He
Society will meet with Mrs. Ware
Buxton Friday. all invited.-Mr. and Nh
Hebert visited Sunday at Mr.. Yandow'd
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs. \
Stopple September c at North Willistd
Mrs. Flora Gillette is stopping at d
hotel.-Mrs.' Chates went Tuesday TO u
derhill.-Raymohd Percival is visiting \
latives in town.-Mrs. Florence Wei
worth of Patterson, y. j.. who has bi
visiting her mother. Mrs. Macomber, |
turned to her home Monday niSht.-M|
G. Buxton and little son were visitors
Burlington Tuesday.-Maud Hurlbj
has returned to her school in St. Johd
bury.
Mr.. Olin's family are moving to Undl
hill.-The Village Improvement Socij
will meet in l.. F. Wilbur's Office. n
day evening, September II, at $50 o'clo|
to transact important business. N
Moulton secretary.-The cemetery
ISOLATION meet Tuesday night at l..
| Wilbur's.-Y. G. Nay IS attending
fair at Mortified this weeK.-The ForeI
Missionary society meets will Mrs. ~
burd Thursday afternoon.
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WEST MILTON.

Borton Ellis 'of Boston Came
In his automobile Monday and will his
brother, j. ~, OF his place went to
Huntington Tuesday FOR n few days bust
ness trip. +. Blake Is filling his s!lo
this week.-Pomona Grange was held
here Tuesday. there was a large atten-
dance and one Of the best meetings that
has been held mere y. Sanderson
gave a history OF the Grange from It's
birth in 1874. A fun programme was car
ried out and a bountiful dinner was SER
we'd. Mr.. Sanderson has been treasurer
since the Grange was organized with the
exception of one year.
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TIE.

Louis Poulin IS seriously ill.-Dana
Of Hotel Burlington was home
over Sunday.-Miss Kate Beach is teach
ing I'm district No. S.-The Western Telc-
phone Company have installed a pay
In the residence of George L.
Edgerton.
The Chittenden county Sunday school
convention that was herd in the Con-
gregational Church In this town the af-
ternoon and evening OF the 7th. was
largely attended, every town Sunday
school in the county being represented
either by delegates or members OF the
schools. A committee on the part OF the
Sunday school here decorated the au-
dience room OF the church with ported
plants and flowers. The church parlors
we're also decorated with howerC and
tina tables fnr both dinner and supper
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Beers ave closed
their cottage at Thompson's Point for the
season and returned home,-Fred Carpen-
tier has gone TO Burlington to attend
business college,-Mrs, Jane Mack of
Burlington was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Prindle last week,-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Taggart and son, and Ken
meth Taggart of Burlington were the
guests OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Taggart over Sunday Frank Palmer has
gon to Burlington with his family to live,
-Myron Finney from the West is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w, Prindle.-The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Baptist Church will
meet at the homo Of Mrs. John Tagga.t
next Thursday afternoon.-Allen Carpen-
ter has returned to bakersfield to resume
his studies at Brigham Academy.-Miss
Sarah Wooster left Monday for Chicago,
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CENTER.

Schools commenced Monday. Mrs
Georgia Pierce teaching the one she
taught last term and Miss Mabel Stock
we'll of Jonesville teacher in the primary
roon.-Walte Gorton is moving to thu
place he purchased Of Wyrum Taft and
Walker Taft is moving into the hous,
vacated by Mr.. Gorton's people.-Mr5
Amos Gorton of Medford. Mass. is visit
cut one hand badly on a saw Will
working at Bartlett & company's mil
Thursday morning, The amputation o
one finger was necessary. Two otherI
were badly cut.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Fl
are camping at Long Po!nt.l
Mrs. William Goss and daughters of wiz
liston visited friends here last week.-H
r. Strong has moved his family into I'll
house he recently purchased of JohI
M~iles.-Frank Brewster. who has heel
suffering from an abscess on his hand. |
gaining.
Mrs. Joseph Lavarn of Bristol. who nd
been visiting Mrs. H. II. Brewster m
past week. has returned home,-Mi5
Maud Whitney of Burlington is a gue
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Ellis.s-The yearl
meeting of the Free Baptist associated
was attended by about 20 ministers an
a large number of delegates from diffe
ent associations in the State, The Rel
Mr.. Carver of Lowell. Mass. was pre-
ent and also Harry s. Myers of Michiga
general secretary of the united societies.
Frank Tart has sold his place to Charl(
Smith. who takes possession October |
Mrs. f. Watson and son of West Derr
y II u-ara tho ptev.- - b.r ,.roI.
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U BURLINGTON

Walter Topper gave a dance at the
house Saturday night which was
largely attended, Music was furnished by
Brace and nephew. Refreshments were
served.-C. II. Steele, Mrs. Eugene Butler.
John. Adelbert and Miss Eliza HeffIon
spent last week in Highgate and Franklin
visiting relatives, they also attended tho
fair In Sheldon.-Mrs, A. +. Iamson has
a sister from New Jersey visiting her,
she had not seen her in thirteen years.
]. d. Hill who has been very sick is a
little more comfortable.
Miss Lucy A. Baldwin, is here from
Buffalo, spending a months vacation
with her mother.
Miss Lem Mcbride has returned u
her home in Colchester after passing q
few days with o. A. Tilley.
Nicholas Smith OF Shelburne, was In
town this week.
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sHELBURNE.

Annie Harvey, Ethel Bissonett and
Matte Stoddard went to Castleton State
normal school Monday. D
Shelburne schools opened Monday. The
school has 30 pupils, grammar school
30 pupils, ntermediat school AZ pupils.
primary school 35; total 40 pupils in all
grades. The Falls school has AZ pupils.
Thirty of the young people, friends OF
Ethel Bissonett and Matte Stoddard.
were at their homes Saturday evening.
Music and games were enjoyed at the
of Miss Stoddard and refreshments
were served at the home of Miss Bis
sonett.
Prof. Charles Lee Tracy and Henry w.
Tracy are expected home from Europe
this week,
Miss Jennie NJ. Thompson, who has been
employed by her brother In Castleton,
has returned to her home here.
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MILTON.

Miss Clara Brown returned from Hing
ham, Mass. and Miss, Carrie Robinson
from New Hampshire Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Peltier and children are Wis
iting his father In Lisbon, n. H.-Miss
Gladys Phelps and Miss Sadie Tillotson
have returned home from Highgat0
Springs, where they have been for several
weeks Aiken S. Demo of Boston Is
spending his vacation with his father,
Levi Denno.-Mrs. Hale Flint and children.
Louis, Ruth and Emma. returned to their
home in Randolph Monday after spending
several weeks with Mrs. F1ints father,
the Rev. Z, T.. Herrick.-Miss Ella Mela-
vim has returned home from the Island
villa, Grand Isle, where she has had a
Mrs. Currier of North Troy Is the
guest of Mrs. C. r. Skeels.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Minckler were called to Grand Isle
Monday by the Illness OF Mr.. Mlnckler's
father.-Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Parker spent
Sunday with friends In Montgomery
School began Monday in all the different
grades of the graded school,-Mrs. Guy
Barker and children Of st. Adams spent
a part OF last week with her sister. MRS.
II. II. Beeman.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lovely and son, Charles, spent Sunday
with friends in Essex.
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RICHMOND.

F, T. FIagg, :. ". McGarghan 4
Thomas Greene attended the fair
Northheld yesteTday.-William VI
cents Of P%lattsburgh, n. Y, called
friends in town Wednesday.-Fred 4
Tunel Bostwick of Bolton, who spl
their vacation here as the guests
their mother, Mrs, Charles Bostw
returned to their homes this morn4
The Misses Tress Egan and ~
Keefe have returned from BethlehI
y. r., where they were employed
one of the hotels during the summe
Miss Blanche Narney returned yes
day from Starksboro. where she vi
to attend the funeral OF a relative.1
]. C. Murphy of Hinesourgh was
town Wednesday.-Mrs. Naomi
dreth. who has been in Colorado
the past year. has returned to her NJ
here.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Goodrich
family were In Waterbury WedneS
to attend the funeral of Mrs Goodri
father.-Miss Zoe Towers returned
terday from n short stay In Burl
toni. S. Derrick has resumed
duties as mail carrier on route
after a IL days vacation,-The
mont Condensed MIX company
contracted milk for six months as
lows: October, S1,40; November.
December. 1855; January, $3.50:
ruary. $3.50; March. $l.3b; aver
Sl.%7h. These are the highest pr
ever paid here.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Demick and her children have retuI
from a few days stay In Warre
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen and chill
Of Gaysvills were recent guests OF
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ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mclean are EN-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ano
tuary of Galveston, Tex.-Miss Belle
Hanks has gene to Cornwall TO teach in
the Payne dlstrict.-Wiliam Wood has
rented his farm to james, Lacey.-The
school in the Spooner district opened on
Monday with Leola Putnam as teacher
Delana Willard is teaching in the Whit
ford district.-Mrs. Charles Hindes died
Mt the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Grandy. In Nortontcwn on Sunday morn
ing. The funeral was held on Tuesday,
Fred p. owen and wife are again at
their old home.-Eva Smith began school
on Monday in the Fisher district, West
Addison.-Archte Clark has been quite
sick the past week.-Gayle White has re-
turned home.-Jessie Willmarth Is at
home quite sick.
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ERICHOrCENTE

A. G. Haskins and family move tS
Burlington Friday Of this week. Mr.,
and Mrs. Haskins having been engaged
to run the college dining room. They
will close their house here for the win.
ter.-Miss Mary Leary, the teacher Ok
the grade at this village, has
Of an attack of the grip.-A son wac
Torn to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VI. Haskins
Friday night, September 7.-Clsrk Hunts
inyton of Bristol was a visitor at II. A
Stiles.-The Rey.. p. f. Bicknell of Burl
ington is Il VisitAr at hts brothers, Dea.
con G. c. Bicknell, this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Bordo of Battle Creek
Mich, made Il short visit at +. A.. Full
ler's last Sunday. They came with Dp
Hazen of Burlington in the latter's autoA
mobile.-R. o. Wilder and family con
template moving to Burlington soon.-I
business meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety was held Monday afternoon and
was decided to hold Il harvest festiva
sale and chicken pie supper September Il
afternoon and evenins.-Edward Tobl,
and Miss Anna May Kenyon were married
at Burlington September 8, by the Rev
George W.. Brown, pastor of the Methoo
dist Church.-Mrs C.. ). Jones and
daughter. Frances, and Mrs. T. J. Nash
went to Brooklyn. y. Y, September S.
The announcement has been made of thu
marriage of Clarence Sinner and Misc
Lizzie Burrell to take place the 18th d
this month.-Mrs Mary Lowrey and Mrf
Julia Moulton were visitors at l.. N
Moulton's last week.-Mrs.. Cynthia Edd
wards Of Wisconsin, who has been visits
ing her sister, Mrs. John Jordan, several
weeks, returned home Monday.-Guy
Crawford of Burnt Hills, n. Y, madd
a short visit at his sisters, Mrs. Fred
Bliss, over Sunday
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FARM
a. 8 m. from Milton Falls. Has

or 175 a. 8 m. from Milton Falls. Has
kept 20 cows and 100 sheep.
Good comfortable house and barn.
Land smooth and free from stone.
Large wood lot Of 80 n. estimated to
cut 1000 C. and leave plenty for the
farm.
Plenty OF hay and fodder. 10 cows
and a good outfit OF farming tools. all
erty.
Send loo for catalogue and map oil
Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
LAG 81. Paul St. Rasu~~A~-- va
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WEsTFORD.

Miss Ida Willis of Burlington is visit
ing Mrs. Martha Osgood.-Horace K. II.
Ruggles has gone to Johnsonburg, Pa.
after spending a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Ruggles.-
Miss Eleanor Ruggles returns to Pots
dam, N. Y, on T~uesday.-G. "A. Rice
has the frame for a 70 foot barn up and
covered. The frame Is so constructed that
the remainder can be added in the
spring, making n barn 16 by Al feet.-The
south school has not opened owing to a
case OF scarlet fever in the house al
Bowman's Corner.-Fred Rice Is visiting
his sister, Mrs. II. A. Perry.
Napoleon Catella and Miss Lizzie
Catella were the guests of their sis.
ter, Mrs. Harmon Nacia. the past week
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UNDERHILL.

Edward Whitaker, the son of John
Whitaker. died Tuesday morning. Sep.
TENDER IL. Funeral services were held
at the house at one o'clock.-September
IL was observed in the usual manner az
g.. A. X. hall. A boiled dinner was SER
we'd. Hash supper followed by q dance
In the evening.-Mr. Shane of Nashville
Tenn, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Clark Graves.-Allen and Mildred Hale
of Buffalo, n. Y, visited their grand
father Tuesday.-Miss Glenna Waters Of
Hartford, Conn, has been visiting friendt
in town