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BRADFORD.

Miss Karlene Hutchinson and John
Q. Becher of williamsburg. Mass. We're
married November Il at the home of
Mrs Olive Baldwin by the Rev. n. J.
Eilburn.-MIss Florence Robinson Of
Irasburgh visited Mrs. DIN Baldwin last
weelt.-Mss Grace johnson il clorlling
in the millinery store OF Mrs. c. II. Cur
tis.-Kenneth Johnson has WhoOping
cough.--Mrs W. $. Huntington and son,
Parker. of Concord. n. H., are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Ms. II. Z. Par
ker.-ROy T. Newton has finished work
in the Opinion office and Is soon to go
into business at Rlchforl.-M Alice
Martin has gone to POmfrct Conn, to
spend the winter with her father.-Mr.
and Ars Edgar Hunt and daughter are
to spend Thanksgiving with \. h. Hunt
and family at Lebanon, y. Hilary
Piper Is visiting his sister, Mrs. William
Waiting at Guldhall.-Cicormc Bailey is
moving his family to Bellows Falls,
where they are to make their home
Miss Frances Woodwork has gone to
Lamoile, Iowa. as sh. is to spend the
winter there with relatives. Everett Nc
Duffee leaves for Troy, y. Y, this week
to visit his son, Frank McDuffce-John
StllWell returned from Princeton, ~ j.,
JrriIav
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WEST HAVEN.

The Sunday schools of Benson and West
Haven held their semi-annual rally in
the West Haven church Tuesday Novom-
to business ana to papers on thorough
and practical reviews and on apolica-
lions of the lessons. In the afternoon the
principal speakers We're the Rev. Mr.
Pallock of Benson and the Rev Mr. Smith
of Clemmons. n. Y. About 80 people at
tended the meeting.-Mrs. G. w. Tryon
and Miss Hazel Tryon went Thursday,
November %. to visit friends in SPRING
field, Mass.-Mrs. Chase Of Kansas is
visiting her niece, Mrs. II. W. Foote-
Mrs. Daniels. who has been unable to
use or move her arm since she was knock
ed down by trotting horse at the Fair
Haven fair. has gone to the Albany hos
pital The doctors tell her the shoulder
is dislocated and hope il is not too late
to cure it-Miss MadFe Best has gone
to Boston to visit her relatives for the
Thanksgiving season.-Mr. and Mrs O.
0. Hitchcock have just returned from a
months trip in the West.-The Rev II
NJ. Douglass and Miss Douglass will spend
Thanksgiving In Proctor.-H ". Foote
attended the Woodmens meeting in
Granville n Y, November 2G Fifty
candidates We're initiated Clar,
Hitchcock and Miss Clara Gardner were
both home from T. G. a. for Thanks
giving. Miss Gardner bringing a friend
with her.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

Mrs. Adam fulton died Saturday after
noon at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Warner carr, Oh Franklin street. She Is
survived by her mother and husband.
Burt Merri, has gone TO New York for
several days stay.
Miss Mabel Knapp. who has been spend
ing the past week in town, leaves to-day
for her homo in Arlington Il. I.
Mrs. c. 3. Hall of Fairfax is spending
n few days at her residence on Park
street.
The J. Alden lot on the east side of
Lake Dunmore has been sold to Ander-
son J. Ives, who expects to build a cot
tage there in the spring.
Miss Mae Walker of Fairfax Is visiting
hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Walk
er.
The Monday club will meet with Mrs
Cred Backus this evening.
Samuel Lewis has given up his posi-
item with Clayton Bennett.
A double wedding occurred at ST.
Mary's Church Yesterday morning at
nine O'Clock. The contracting parties were
Miss Georsianna Anoc and Jacob Pfen-
ming of Forestdale. Miss Frances La
France and Charles Bird, both of
Forestdnle. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. j j. Bowie
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WATER BURY.

The funeral of H. IT, Warren of the
Center was held from the Catholic
Church here on Monday. a large num-
Der of friends were present and the
flowers were many and beautiful, Mr.
Warren died on Friday of Sright's dis
ease after a short illness. He was the
only surviving child of Mr.. and Mrs
George Warren of this place, n sister
Mrs. Ernest Clifton. dying about three
years ago. lie Is survived by his par
onts, n wife and Il small child. He had
been marie only about year
Mrs. Jam Il. Spicer aged So years.
died at her hume on Blush Hill on Mon
day morning. She is survived by one
son who lives in Oakland, Cal. Her
husband died two years ago. she had
been a life long resident of this sec
ton and since the death of her hus-
band she has lived on the homo farm,
which was carried on by Frank Rogers
The funeral was hell on Wcines-
day at two o'clock from her late home
with the Rev. +. 3. Kellogg ofIiciating
Burial was in tho local celuctcrv
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personal experience in prison life on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Flcury comes here
under the auspices of the local G.. a. r.
post.-E. NJ. Houses father-in-law, Mr..
Palmer of Troy, n. Y, has come to make
his home with him for the present.--O.
G. Eaton was in Morrsville and St.
Johnsbury on business last Friday and
Saturday. returning home on Monday
Deputy Sheriff II. o. Lawson of Mont
palicr was in town Monday looking UP
witnesses in some of the new cases be
fore the grand jury.-Miss Farrand Of the
Randolph normal school Is In town to
spend her Thanksgiving vacation with
her brother. Prof. Farrand, principal Of
the local high school.-Allen S. Howe.
who has been quite seriously sick is some
what improves Mrs. Howard Howe of
Mooers, ~ Y, is visiting friends In
town.-At the next regular meeting of
Ainsworth Post, It. A. r., Saturday
afternoon, December l. will occur the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
also there is other important business for
this meeting, which should be attended
by every member of the post.
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PROCTOR.

Mrs. Bliss of Poultuey is guest at the
homo Of Mr.. ana Mrs. A. L. Hackett.---
Miss Eliza Session, who is a relative Of
store Manager Session. West Rutland,
gave an interesting talk concerning the
kurn Hattin Home at Westminster, n.
the morning service in the union church
Sunday. About so was collected and
turned over to Miss Session.-All tie
teach"rs in the graded schools living out
Of town will spend the THANKSGIVING re-
cess at their hon.es.--A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ceccarclli, Terrace hill,
Monday foronoon.--Mrs. Richard G.
Wright Of White sulphur Springs Mont,
visited at the home Of Governor and Mrs,
Proctor the first of the week.-Mrs.. B. +.
Taylor, who has been an invalid for some
time on account Of bronchial cold is much
better.-Mlss Mary Markham is confined
to the house with "A very hard cold.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs, Thatcher Stone stopped over Sum
day at N l.. Boydcn's OF, nor way from
Barre to New York city where she is
going to visit her daughter, Miss Grace,
Hebard has been visiting her brother. Asa
r. Hcbard, at White River Junction n
few days.-Dana X. CloIFh ana Miss Rose
BostWick wore married last week in
Chelsea by the Rev. J.. y. Moody Both
intend to teach in Warren this winter
Clarence BiChford Of Barre is spending
a few days at home.-Mrs. Fred M.
WodgWood Of Essex came Tuesday to
spend the week at y. l.. Royden's. Her
husband is to be here part Of the time. .-
Prof. G. H. Morrill, was In MONTPELIER
the first of last week.-Dr. White of
Randolph conducted service at Grace
Church Sunday, and expects 10 take
charge of the service there next Sunday
afternoon.-T'hc fall term Of the Normal
school closed Saturday ana there will
be Il vacation till December 4.
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morning to consider the resignation Of
the Rev. H. A. Roberts, u. D. The letter
or resignation was read at the covenant
meeting of the church on Thursday even
ing. DR., Roberts resigns to accept a recall
to the church in Block Island, r. l., that
he left to come to Montpelier last March.
The hearing in tho cases of George Bully
and Raymond Haggett, the boys who are
charged with tampering with the fire
alarm of the city, will be held In city
court this morning Yesterday was the
date fixed but the cases were continued
until to-day.
w. w. Husband went to St. Johns
bury on Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving Early next week. he leaves with
his family for Washington to resume his
duties as Senator w. P. Dillingham;
secretary.
Senator W. p. Dillingham; leaves for
Washington to-day to be in his place
when the Senate opens on Monday.
Card have been received in this city
announcing the marriage of Miss Alice
Ina Lamphere and John Graham. The
ceremony was performed on Tuesday
evening ut the home of the brides mother
in Calais.
On Monday Mrs. f. L. Laird, official
reporter In Washington county court,
goes to report the December term of
Caledonia county. The illness Of the
regular reporter makes necessary this
change.
George o. Stratton. vice-president of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance company
went to Boston on Wednesday to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Joseph Viau, mis- daugh-
ter. Mrs. Stratton. who has been spend
return home with Mr.. Stratton next
week.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Hayden NJ. Gaylord bought Thursday
and Friday over three tons OF turkeys for
which he paid % cents per pound. He
also handled a large amount of chickens
and ducks. The turkeys this year in THE
locality are far ahead Of last years crop
in quantity and quality.
A. b. Newman of Barre, who was given
hearing before Justice n. J.. Boyden
last Thursday on the charge of burglary
committed in Corinth recently has been
held for county court to be held in
Chelsea in December. His case has been
continued in order that Newman could
procure bail. AS yet he has been unable
to find the necessary bail and will have
to remain in Jail in Chelsea until the
December term of court.
j. ii. Brown, the 1S-year-old boy, who
was given a hearing before Justice n l..
Boyden Friday on the charge OF for
gerry was bound over to appear at the
December term of the Orange county
court His bail fixed at 800 has been
furnished and young Brown has been
released.
Mrs. J. w. Brown died Friday night
Mrs. Brown moved to this village FROM
Brookfield q little over year ago and
has been In poor health the greater part
OF the time. Mr.. Brown has also been in
very poor health for the past month.
A camp fire will be held in South
Royalton Thursday December G., under
the auspices of the Woman's Relief
Corps, the Sons Of Veterans and the
Orville Bixby Post, q, A. r., OF South
Royalton. There will I've in attendance
Department Commander Sheldon and his
! staff. Col. A. G. Brown and Col. j. H.
Lucia OF Montpelier, United States
Marshal Horace Bailey " Rutland, the
kdon. Hugh Henry of Manchester, N. H.
and ex-GoW Pingree. A supper will be
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VAST! N TON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The session of the federal court that
was to have been held in this city on
Saturday was postponed one week be-
cause Judge j. l.. Martin was engaged
elsewhere, A session will be held in the
federal building on Saturday, December
/.
News has beer received in this city of
the death of Mrs. Lucy A. Taylor at her
home in Syracuse, n. Y, where she was
married on October II to Mr. Taylor her
second husband. She fived for many
years near Berlin pond with her first hus-
band, Z. T.. Andrews.
The funeral Of Mrs. Abby Jones George
widow of the late Rufus l., George, who
died on Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. a. w. Emery. her daughter was
hold Monday afternoon at one o'clock
The Rev. C. =. Wellman officiated and
burial was in the Lewis cemetery. Mrs
George was one of a family OF II children
and was born IN Chelsea, February 90, 1890
She was married to the late Rufus l..
George of this city and a large family
'of children was born to them. Two
daughters and four sons survive Mrs. r.
r. Merrill wife of the city clerk and
treasurer, and Mrs. A. w. Emery. Frank
a. George of Worcester, Asa A. of Mid
dleseX, and r. r.. and w. r. of this
city.
O. w. Smith brakeman on the Mont
pelier e. Wells River railroad. was struck
by switch target rod on Saturday
evening AZ he was hanging from the step
of freight car. He sustained injuries
that will confne him to the house for
several days, but no serious results are
anticipated.
The city schools were closed on Mon
day afternoon between two and 2;3C
o'clock out of respect to the memory OF
Miss Elizabeth f. Sweet, for over 30
years teacher in the school. Miss Sweet
was buried Monday,
The members Of the First Baptist
Church will hold a meeting on SUNDAY
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. Susan Carpenter died last Friday
Afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. n. d. Rice mt the advanced age
of 50 years Mrs. Carpenter suffered a
paralytic shock over two years ago from
which she has never recovered. The
funeral was Lcld from the home on Sun
day, the Rev. +. w. Sharpe officiating
and the intormcnt was in the cemetery
at Braintrco. Among those present from
out of town were Mrs Jennie Whitney
and Miss Lou whitney of Granville, Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Spalley of Northneld,
Horace Whitney of Northfeid Falls. Mr.
ana Mrs. Albert El1rdge of Warren
Miss Minnie Carpenter and j. S. Car
penter of Rnndolph.-N. II. Richardson
was in Montpelier Friday and II. A.
Van DcuScn and G. W. circuit were in
Mortified the same doy.-Cadet J. Irving
Chase and Mss Ida circuit of Northfield
were guests at Edmund Circuits Sun
day.-Mrs. George W. French and Mrs.
John Moffatt were in Mortified one day
lust Wnok
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CHELSEA.

Charles A. Bacon and Calvin n. Dear
born, carpenters, have been engaged in
building large ice house at j. A. r.
Corwin's for use of the meat market
winch is in the next store building.-Miss
Maud S. Merrill has returned home from
an absence of several weeks in Buring-
ton, where she has been the guest of her
friend Miss Margaret Chestnut, the
court reporter,-The Rev. ID. Fl. Strong,
pastor of the Congregational Church In
Willamstown, will exchange with the
local pastor, the Rev. George T.. Lake.
Mr., and Mrs. william F. Davis of the
Vendome, Boston, were In town last week.
the guests of Orange County Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Bcknel of lion,
N. y, are the guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. y, Eicknell.-Levi Pierce, a
FORMER citizen Of this town, and once a
farmer living on East Ill., has returned
from a summers sojourn in New Jersey
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DERBY.

The Rev. Mr. Potter's oldest son has
Joined the family since the school vaca-
ion.-Mrs. O. w. Kelley has returned from
her visit to Boston.-(ieorEe \. Morrill,
of Derby and Lillian II. Collins were
married Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock in St. Mary's Church in Newport.
George Kitnball, an eyed and long time
resident of Derby Center. died last Sat
urday night of heart failure He had
been in feeble health some time, but was
about the house until Saturday. The
funeral services We're held at the house
Potter officiating. He leaves one son and
family.-Bert Hadlock has sold his farm
to A. True of Coventry and gives i'm
mediate pOssession.--Mrs Pate and chill
dren soon leave Derby to join her hus-
band who has n parish in Ottawa.-The
Rev. Mr.. Morcy has accepted a call to
preach in Putney, and will soon move
to that VillaCe.-The Rev. Mr.. Potter of
the Methodist Church preached a sting
Ing temperance sermon in that church
last Sunday, it being the Worlds Tenn
perance Sunday.-Clarence and Charles
Duval, who are driving teams from the
lumber camps at Island Pond, spent last
Sunday at home.-The special revival
services held in the Methodist Church
last week are continued this week Thurs
day evening. There are Union Thanks
giving services in the same church.
closing entertainment of Derby Academy
last evening was well attended and pro-
nounced one of the best ever given by the
school.-The graded school has only one
weeks vacation.
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WATERBURY.

Announcements have been received in
town Of the wedding of Miss Bertha
s. Knight of Somerville, Mass, TO Fred
Cooley of this place. The wedding took
place from the home of the brides broth
er in Wakefield, Mass, last evening. Mr..
Cooley is a member Of the firm Of Cooley
Mfg, company of this place.
The Waterbury opera house owned by
the National Life Insurance company, of
Montpelier, has been leased to William
W. Lapoint of Barre. The lease dates
from December l.
Mr., and Mrs NJ. Fl. Whitehill OF Groton
and George W. Whitehill or st. Johnshury
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. White
hi.
Miss Eva Getr, who has been forelady
for the Peerless Mfg. company. left
Wednesday noon for Concord, n. II.
Mrs, f. w. Trask, who has been visit
ing her parents, MI and Mrs. Moses La
belle, has returned to Fitchburg, Mass,
Edward Hart left the first of tho week
FOR Providence, where he has position in
clothing store.
The Hypatha club meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. f, e. Atkins,
Mrs, Tama Boycc and Mrs. Seth Boyce
have gone to Proctor for {. few week S
visit, Mrs. Tama Boyce will so to AL
bany before returning to Waterbury,
Mrs. Morris Woodard has returned
from a several days stay IN Franklin.
n. II.
Queen Esther Chapter No. 7. 0. e. s..
met in regular convoacation Wednesday
evening, The degree was worked which
was followed by refreshments.
The Pierian club met Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Helen Somerville.
Roy Deineritt who was called home by
the death OF his aunt, Miss Lucy Perry,
has returned to his school work at AL
bany.
Col. and Mrs e. r. Kinslcy and chill
dren Of Rutland are guests at the home
or Mrs. Il. l.. Chase.
George c. Pratt of Philadelphia was a
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs e. f..
Palmer. Jr.
f. H. Lyford is taking a few days va
cation from his work in F, l.. knight S
store. Mr. Lyford has resigned his po-
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LOWELL.

Dr. Sheehan entertained his sister. Miss
Lenora Sheehan, of Craftsbury at Mrs
Z. b. Welmans last weck.-Miss Bcrnice
Patterson is home from 81. .1ohnshurY
for a THANKSGIVING recess.-J. Murphy
has returned to Somervile Mass.--Dr.
. where he will pass the winte' with his
brother.-C;eorge T. Curtis was in Bur
lington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town will
begin December 3. with the exception
of the north district, which will begin
December TO- The teachers are as fol-
lows: Higher department. village. Helen
Stephenson primary, Sybn Warren;
Stebbins district Clara Burgess; Richards
district Mae Colburn; South district.
Lena Barre; Laclair district. Alice 1aclair;
Cello district, Florence Sherbert of West
field; North district. Mary Chamberlain
of North Troy will be ThankGEiv-
ing services held at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning. December "a series
of special meetings are being held IN the
Congregational Church by the Rev Will
Eon r. Stewart State pastor. The serv-
Ices next Sunday will he held at eleven
o'clock in the morning and 7:30 o'clock
In the evening. followed by services Tues
Say, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings at 1880 o'clock There will he
special music and Mr.. Stewart will preach
At each service.
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LAYING A CARPET
by Gene Weld.

One who writes that she must have
carpets in some of her rooms. because os
the prejudice of some Of the older people
In her family asks how she shall know
how much to buy for room and not
have any waste. She adds that her de-
cision is to buy a good quality, trusting
that this will be economy, even If the
outlay seems large mt first. 1t Is to be
regretted that any young housekeeper
must take up the burdens of carpets n
her new home, but the reward may come
In family peace for thore arc some nom
progressive people brought up to walk on
carpets who profess to think that an oc-
casional football on bare floors between
rugs is a sign of discomfort and even
poverty.
When about to buy carpet a dia-
gram should he made of the floor to be
covered, locating all the joys, doors and
windows, If any come to the floor, like
bay windows. The measure should be
given in feet and inches, and any pref
erence as to the running of the breedths
and figures should be added Such Il diA-
gram will be an essential aid in making
the purchase and prevent loss by the
waste of n yard or 50 not actually
needed. When laying a carpet It should
be spread entirely upon the floor. Then
should turn back portion to allow for
spreading the lining upon half of the
floor, When the lining is in place lay
the carpet back upon 1t and proceed the
same with the other half. This Is a
better way than to cover the floor with
lining first and then carry in the carpet
which 1t is impossible to spread smooth
ly upon the floor without disarranginS
TIL lining underneath. Commence to
tack down a carpet upon the straight
side of the room and fit it about joys
and recesses last, If laid smooth and
tight carpet will wear much longer
than If allowed to wrinkle and rub unon
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WAITSTIELD

~ u. Eaton last week, Wednesday
nlsht lost very valuable horse, the
BEST one of his large pair of bays.-l'he
Key. q. l.. Barnard and wife of Under
MI, former residents here We're in town
last FRIDAY ana Saturday calling on old
nelshbors.-Dr II. T. j. Howe was called
to Montpelier last Saturday as wit
ness before the grand jury on The Corss
shooting affair in Fayston of a few weeks
aso'-Mrs Abbie Taylor, who has been
visiting friends in West Newton, Mass.
the past two months, returned home the
fore part Of last week,-The sx-year-old
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Jennie King Is working in the family
of Mr. Converse in Calais.-R NJ. Pray
returned to his duties as juryman at
Montpelier on Monday.-Clenn Hall of
Boscaven, n. H.. is visiting att l.. W.
Haskell's .-Arthur Benjamin has been
suffering Of late from rheumatism.-Mrs.
o. a. Wilbur is quite lib, II. Daniels
has been appointed by the board of select
men town clerk and treasurer. to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Harry
e. observation-disclosures McKinstry and
Gladys Gooden return to their homes this
week for Thankssiving.-C. A. Burnham
left last Wednesday for his home in
Bristol.
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CRAFTSBURy.

Prof. l.. l.. Topper opened the lecture
course last Tuesday evening in the
Methodist Church by giving n very in
teresting lecture to a large and apprecia-
tive audience. james Wilson and William
Farr are each much improved from their
severe Illness of last week.-Mrs.. Nellie
Uric moved into ]. N. Patterson's tene-
ment house last weck-Thero will he
Thanksgiving services In the Methodist
Church Thursday evening.-Charles Hoyt
took possession of the Henry Allen farm
Monday, the 25th. Mr.. and Mrs. Aston
who have carried on the farm for the
past five years will go to East Crafts
bury to work FOR John Simpsson.-N. V.
Z. Nnsworth moved last Thursday to
the residence l1tely purchased of Mrs.
Uric.Maud Austin arrived from Now
York the first OF the week.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

At this sitting of the probate court
Miss Nellie Edwards, beneficiary under
'ho will of John L. Edwards. accuses
e. II. Bingham OF mismanagement of
the estates, and III treatment to her
self and demands his removal as trus-
tee. Young & Young are attorneys
for Miss Edwards while Binghams in
terest is being contested by May &
I'LL of st. Johnsbury.
w. S. Cameron former agent oil tho
American bxpress company. has Sc
cured a position as billing clerk with
tho Boston & Maine Railroad company
at Rutherford avenue, Charlestown,
Mass, and has moved his family to
that place.