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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
GRAY

John Campbell has his whiskers
shaved off.
Matilda Jensen is teaching the
Buckner school again this term.
Fuel has gotten to be quite a prob
lem in Gray.
Sunday was fine day and many
were out driving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell were visiting
his folks, Sunday.
Charles Newell and family spent
Sunday in the country.
E. G. Rice, wife and little boys were
Audubon visitors, Sunday.
Mr.. E. G. Schutnecht and Phil Neu
were callers in Gray, Sunday.
Clio Beers was visitor at the
parental home, Sunday.
Flossie Fleming will teach the
Lincoln Center school the spring term
Frank Slough is expected to arrive
in Gray soon, from his western trip
7. b. Creveling went to Kansas the
first of the week.
Mrs. Charley McLachlin was a
Manning visitor, one day last week.
Born to Carl David and wife, little
girl baoy, Sunday, April lst.
Harry Fleming is teaching the
Valley school again. 1t began Mon
day morning.
Howard kittell started Monday to
take the principal-ship of the Kim
ballton schools.
James Cunningham and wife moved
Saturday to the old Root place, few
miles west Of town.
T. b. Creveliug and men turned
otherwise improved things back of the
store.
There is lots of farm machinery
going out of town these days. Spring
work will soon begin.
Mr.. Garmire traded his organ, q
relic of the cyclone. to Mr.. Mertz for 8
monograph. one day last week.
Mrs Walters and daughters Edns
and Marie, We're callers in town, the
first of the week.
Misses Ella Denton and Lillian
Halford went to Manning, Friday
night, returning Sunday.
VIM. Fullerton and wife spent las
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley a
the BOysen place.
Mrs Groteluschen and children ar.
visiting relatives and friends in
Nebraska, Mr.. Groteluschen going a.
far as Omaha with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLachlir
and daughter, Miss Elsie, arrived
from Vermont last Thursday to make
this place their home again. Thei
son, Glenn and family, will arrive il
May.
John CARRIER drove to Audubon
Tuesday, to get some of Mr.. Beems
furniture, stopping in Gray to ge
their new range and taking them W
to Templeton where they are going tt
housekeeping again.
Peter Perion left Monday morning
for Slotie, North Dakota, his new
place of business. Pete will be much
missed for he has been here a Ions
time and has lots of friends, who wish
him well in his new place of business
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
Farmers.

Ii you have been watching the list
OF lands we have offered for sale, or
exchange, this winter, Numbers i,
10, IL, 10, 10. 20, III, 81, los, 10y,
IoS, ia, I24, 100, and one marked
CA have all been disposed Of The
other numbers and many more not
yet published are still for sale or
exchange. JOURNAL.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

The other day small boy with a
fish pole passed the printing office
on his way come. The devil, who
is rather an inquisitive fellow,
failing to see any fish in the lads
possession yelled out: Hello, Kid!
What'd you catch." The lad
promptly answered, Don't know.
Haln't been home yet"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
Driving Team For Sale.

A nice team of iron grey horses,
without blemish and of stylish
carriage, no better roadsters and
young; also nearly new harne SIS
and fair buggy. The whole will be
sold at private sale for cash or a
bankabIe note. Call at the journal
office.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

George Guernsey, of Extra, is in
an lad setting contest" in the In
land Printer and has about two
hundred samples of ads sent him,
for him to pick out the one he thot
was the best one, also a second and
third choice.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

Mrs. Race Rogers returned home
Tuesday evening from visit with
friends in the land to the south of
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

A nice pair of ponies for sale.
See John Dodge, Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
Farmers.

Before you purchase land, look
over our list of bargains at the
Journal office.
In his annual report, Internal Rev
enue Collector Yerkses says that for
the fiscal year, ending June 3Oth,
last, there were manufactured
JOSH 100000 cigarettes, 163,379,27O
pounds of plug tobacco, s,7s3, 2l1
pounds of twist tobacco, 12,157 ,OO3
pounds of fine cut, and l59, ISL 500
of smoking tobacco in the United
States alone.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

The kindergarten pupils We're given
new books this week And they are
doing their very best to show their
appreciation. 1t has not been our
pleasure to see Kindergarten pupils
read better than this years class.
John |. Hensley, president of our
school board, visited our school Mon
day. He believes in this, and invites
the other members of our board and
the patrons of our school to look in
upon us more frequently than they
have, when ourregular routine of work
IS going on. 1t helps our school. 1t
shows your interest and cooperation.
we need you We want you to come.
Mrs. John Dimmick, Mrs Lizzie
Gault, Mrs. Ella Bradshaw of Boone,
Uncle Johnny Dimmick, Albert Guild
niger, Earl Thomas, Charles Gault,
Harry Campbell, Grace Hensley, viz
ian Devices, Bertha Young, Mrs. Law
renee, and Maggie Seibert, We're visitors
in the High School room Friday after
noon March %, when the High School
and Grammar room pupils gave theil
last usual program of the year
Charles Neu, son of Merchant Neu
OF Templeton, is attending school at
Indianola.
Don't get too busy to make your
| wife flower bed, or half dozen if
| she wants them. Remember she has
| to live with you three hundred and
sixty i've days in the year, and she
needs something to brighten hel
life up.
Observation leads to the belief thai
the man who plants poor seed corr
is the same chap that signs his note
for stranger and buys ounces anC
apricots of fruit tree peddlers for
planting, north of forty-two degrees
| latitude. These man seldom read, oil
if they do they failed to comprehend
Young man, did you ever put YOU
arms around your dear old mother
tell her that you love her and are
| grateful for the tears she has sheC
and the prayers she has offered for
you? She may think that you love
her without you assuring her that
you do, but it costs you but little
effort to tell her and your words may
bring more JOY and sunshine to he
heart than you ever dreamed of
Some young men will pay two dollars
for rig to ride three hours with s
seventy-tive cent girl and tell her al
the nice things they can think o
that are true, and more that are no
true, and don't spend five cents o.
five minutes in year to show thei
old mother that they care anything
for her.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

The Kindergarten pupils We're given
new books this week And they are
doing their very best to show their
appreciation. 1t has not been our
pleasure to see Kindergarten pupils
read better than this years class.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05

Gerald Kroeger, after long absence
is again in school.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
Death Of Lucy B. Roberts.

Misc Iucy b. Roberts died at her home
In ms Mace Wednesday, Sept D, after an
Illness ~ more than a years duraIl9n.
she WAS the daughter Of Perley ana 2aaHs
penne,f Roberts and was born IN WI
i;smstown in 1888, coming to TINS plaee
While Young. Miss Roberts was q Nouai
III sterling Christian character anu y
sr,srior intellectul attainments auu was =
Tfs-Ionp student Of many subjects
Sbe Attended school at Fort 49,
i,stitpte. y. V, also educational lns.isu
,ions N Cansda to perfect her knoNIeuse
oftbe French language. She was SUI
sb,i teacher in several places hAAlns
,engbt is wears in Everett, Mass, Al"as,
s.h7eving the highest success ~ ~
| cbossn line Of work, for which snS ~
esDeeially adapted both by nature anu
aAitb6ngh of a retiring disposition, \
pobsrts Is mourned by q large enSio
ands who esteemed her highly snu VIZ
I'M MISS her pleasant conpanionshlp az
.n,bsr her remarkable patience ~,
fortitude in the past weeks o. hy m,
ana suffering. She IS surNlNeu usf5s
ejster Mrs. Eliza Dickerman' WIN
n - Roberts homestead ba
tn f,neral services were helu a' pay
Nome Friday, sept. Z, at va w, ZEN
~ perkins officiating, anu
- in the old cemetery.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
RRAINTRsE.

Bert Ladue was home from Boston to
spend Labor day.
Lillian Bachelor is teaching school at
East Granville this fall.
Byron Stanley OF Gardner, Mass, is a
guest at +. &. Bachelors.
George Sandspra and daughters visited
at VIM. Osha's over Sunday.
Among those on the sick list are Mrs. j.
Tanner and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sears.
Mrs. 5. r. Tarbell has returned home
from a three weeks stay at Queen City
park.
Mrs. Bertha Nickerson aud Miss Marion
arrived home last week from their i've
weeks trip to New Haven, New York,
Boston and %Fitehburg. Miss Marion
went to Cape Cod and Mrs. Nickerson
Joined a party camping at Lake Champlain
the last ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Bachelor, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Dickerman, and Kenneth, Mrs
b. L. Nickerson. Mrs. j. J.. Blanch, Mrs
George Cahee and Miss Ruth, Mrs. A. X
Wilson, Glenn Wilson aud Eta Richard
son, returned home last week from a
camping stay at Queen City park.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
+"

The legal voters OF the village of Ran
dolph are hereby notified and warned o
meet at the High school building on Nam
street In said village. on Monday, the nth
day OF September, 1905, at 1880 o'clock 10
the afternoon, to act upon the following
business
/. To see IL the village will rescind the
vote taken at a special meeting hela MAY
il 1qn2. authorizing the trustees to borrow
a sum not exceeding 5000, at a rate oil
interest not exceeding 81 per cent per an
mum. for the purpose Of constructing q
system Of Sc Hers for the village.
2. To see il the village Will authorize
the trustees OF the village TO borrow money
10 nav for the construction Of sewers and
drains in said village, to any amount mol
exceeding $4,000, at a rate oil interest no.
exceeding 4 per cent per annuh, paSsp,'
CONFERENCE.-The and 10 issue the negotiable
obligation OF the village therefor.
vi SPEAR, Village Clerk.
Randolph, VT, Sept. 8, 1905.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
Write for Catalogue and Prices.
.. NJ. STRONG,
BETHEL, VERMONT.
Petition for divorce.
ELLEN MAY LORD VS.. DAN y LORD.
state 81 Vermont,

ELLEN MAY LORD Nes DAN l. Lphbs
State 81 Vermont,
orange County Court
December Term, 1905,
whereas, Ellen May Lord Of Randolph, IN the
County o. Orange, has filed In the office Of the
clerk of Orange County Court her libel for dt-
vorce. setting forth In substance that she was
legally married 70 Dan Y. Lord, then Of Under
hill. III the County 81 Chittcndeu and state Of
Vermont, on the 3ist day Of December. 1853, by
Rev. John C0Wan, q minister Of the Gospel, and
alleging as cause for divorce, IN substance, IN
tolerable severity and neglect and refusal 60
support, and praying that for the causes afure.
said "a bili.of divorce may be granted her, and
tbat the care and custody ot Cleun D. Lord,
minor child OF the parties, may be granted O. her
during the remainder Of his minority, and for
such other aud further relief as % the court
shall seem meet.
Aud 1t being made 20 appear that the said Dan
cannot be served upon him, therefore,, u Il or
given him by publication Of the substance there
al together with this order, in the Herald and
Nsas. = newspaper Published at Randolph, In
the County Of Orange. three weeks successttely,
the last uf which publications 20 be az least six
weeks prior to the arst day Of the next term -
Orange County Court, e. be held at chelsea, IN
the County Of Orange, on the first TUESDAY -
December, A.. d. 1906, at which time the said Dan
! y. Lord is ordered 60 appear, and show. cause u
any be have, why the prayer 20 said petitlnn
should not be granted.
Given under my hand AZ Chelsea, In the County
of Orange. this 25th day uf August, A. u. 1901
1920 Hal *. DARLING, CLERK.
u. psnlsou, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
me Late Mrs. Truman stratton.

Mrs. Mary Blake stratton, wife OF Irn-
man Stratt0n, died al her home m WASH
ingfon. Aug. is. She had been IN tatling
health for some months, but was not con-
sidered seriously IN until a few weeks be-
fore her death.
Mrs. Stratton was a woman OF an eA-
eeedipgly pleasant and kindly nature, and
her loss Is keenly felt by the husband ano
SON. whom she leaves 10 mourn her loss
and who Sill miss her in the home, as she
was very seldom absent, as VIII also her
neighb6rs, who can all testify 70 her klha-
ness Of heart and sympathy for those N
need or trouble. ~
Having no children OF their own MT;
and Mrs. stratton adopted 2 son, VIZ
| SEEK 81 name, when eight years Of age, 20
whom they have been much at'aehed' anu
Who has grown to manhood with them.
Mrs. stratton was s. years OF age, Wa
- NJ stratton in 1852 and lived
All ber life in Washington.
Funeral services we're held AZ her iate
home i'm Washington, Aug. II, Rev. r. y
psrrins officiating, and interment was I'D
| M cemetery at Washington.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
souTH RANDOLPH.

Joseph Bean is working Tor =, ~ 3d.
Herhsrt Kemp is helping Ear hllo'u
fin his silo. ,,5 from
Keene, y. h. ,.., IA visit
Miss Lucy Beckwith OF Chelsea
ing Mrs. E. D. Camp v,-p city
DR.. Norman Morgan o. SSicinity Thurs
called on friends IN INN
day. -u bis work on
FREQ Sns my7 and gone to work Tor A. a.
StorTs. with ten
sc 5CIg Miss Marion Whitney u
bridge, teacher. ,,,pbstres hav,
E. D. Camp and md MN NTH INV which to fl
their silos this fall. school il
Ruth Hanks mas olive Hanks ant
Broesii Md have schools in Ohelssa'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
South RoyaIton Notes.
NJ. J. SARGENT. Local Editor.

Miss Mandine Abbott is teaching in
Bellows Falls.
Frank Doubleday has his new house
well under way.
Harry Clapp returns home from Kansas
City tomorrow, Friday.
b. 5. Adams is away this week on BUSH
ness Of the sale Of lumber.
Mrs. Laura Curtis Moore returned to her
home al Brooklyn, y. H., last Friday.
Hiss G. W. Hackett is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Howard Prentiss, at Chelsea, p. @.
Miss Isabelle Martin went to Barre last
week where she IS engaged ia the city
schools.
Mrs. Abbie BaIlou Of Fort Edward, n.
y IS visiting relatives here, Sharon and
runbridge.
Mrs. G. Il. Robinson and daughter re-
turned home last week from their visit at
Burlington.
Mrs, Helen Osgood. who has visited her
sister at Barre the past two weeks, has
returned home.
Joseph Foster returned TO Norway, Ne,
Saturday. Walter Foster Is TO remain az
home this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Bamtorth Of Water
bury visited the parents Of Mrs. Bamforth
over last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Ashley visited the
parents Of Mrs. Ashley al East Barnard
the FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brownell Of
Worcester, Mass, visited bis mother and
family here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Percival Of Spring
field, Mass, were in WI last week aud
guests Of the Brightwood.
Rising Sun chapter, o. +. s., viii hold a
fair ct Woodard's hall Thursday a Fri
day evenings, Oct. IS aud l9.
Mrs. Edgar Watkins aud Mrs. Julia
Foster have recovered from recent Sickness,
requiring physicians attendance.
Mrs. Charles +. S0uthgate OF Barre has
been with Mrs. G.. q. SOuthgate during
the absence Of Mrs. Helen Osgood.
Mrs. L. L. Bamiorth assisted the choir
| Of the ConRI church aud rendered a solo
al the morning service last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Lincoln Of Dighton,
| Mass. arrived here Monday for an indeh-
mite stay. He is here to purchase COWS.
Roy Huse Of Hartford, Conn and Miss
| MAY Cone 81 North Randolph were guests
| OF Miss n. Stanley at NJ. II. Hazsn's last
Thursday.
An. Trask has sold bis farm through
| the q. A. Strout agency 70 W. W Rock
well Of Whitingsyille, Mass, II. 2. Weeks,
local agent.
Mr.. Htwale, a native Of India, is to de-
| liver a lecture at the Congl church this
| Thursday, evening, He is TO appear "a
| the native costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harvey and
| children have returned 70 their home AZ
| Lynn, Mass, after a two weeks vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Julia Foster.
Miss Rebecca Harvey, daughter Of Mrs.
George Harvey, who was a nlgh sehooi
student here before entering a high school
lat Woodstock, died last week Tuesday al
her home in Royalton. Miss Harvey wa'
a very beautiful young lady Of i wears,
She had just graduated from the hlgh
| school. when she commenced 70 rapidly
decline in health from confirmed diabetes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
wILLIAmsTowN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Perry visited in
town last Sunday.
A SON was recently born to Mr.. n
Mrs. Frank Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edison returned
Monday night from Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Erskine has gone TO live
with her son, Martin Erskine.
CLAYTON Cole has moved from the village
TO George Edwards on the East hill.
Lightning struck near John G~iovanellFs
Sunday night, damaging the water PIP
considerably.
Mr.. Nixon Of Newbury visited fls son
and family over sunday, returning TO ms
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Webster OF New
York have been visiting his mother, Mrs
Fred Whitney.
Charles Williams has finished work III
ingalls, meat market and Nun beneNlde'
Is working there.
The two sons Of Charles Passera Were
brought into court Saturday tor shootlhl
Frank Hunton's chickens. Ihey wer'
fined Il each and costs Of -.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
RoYku1on.

Mrs. {. z. Doubleday and Miss s. {.
Doubleday closed their summer home
here last week and left Wednesday for
New York.
Mrs. q. w. Joy reports a sunfiower in
her garden 10 feet 2 inches high, the stalk
OF which measures 81 inches in cireumter-
ence and which has 6 blossoms.
Evelyn Cowdery, who has passed two
months Of her vacation at her old home at
Mrs. J. Warren Maldo's, returns to her
school In Salem, Mass, Saturday.
About IS neighbors and friends met .at
the home Of John Ryan Aug. Both and en-
iloyed the evening in dancing. III is Davis
and mother furnished mus c. Cake and
coffee were served.
Mrs. Porter and Miss Ellen Nichols,
who have spent the summer al Lyman
cottage. left Thursday for lnteryale, y. II.
They were accompanied as far as Mont
pelier by Miss Alice Denison.
The tenth anniversary Of the o~rgauiza-
ti0n Of the ROyaltOn Woman's club VIII
be celebrated by a special mseting at
Cedarhurst. the home Of the president,
Mrs A. ". button, Friday afternoon at
l2:30.
Evening service ard sermon at Saint
PauIs, kOyalton, sunday next at 4 O'Clock.
The bishop Of the diocese viii visit this
parish on Monday, Sept, "a. IL IS proba-
bic that the service VIII be at 1880 IN the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson arrived Tuesday
from Portland, Ne, at the home OF NJ. A.
Daniels, having made the trip in their
automobile. They started back Thursday,
taking with them Mrs. Daniels and their
son, Clarence, who has spent the summer
in koyalton.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
GRANVILLE.

rhod Msxbam visited his mother ~
Royalton last week ,srepts in
Randolph last week s;,e5 her
MI, and Mrs. jerome French . T y.siiea n''
SON. Mr. Waters, in Bethel las' Ss,N, sister.
sui Ms I'd. Wilson is visiting hsT s Msek,
Miss Annie Green has recovered ,eTsme ir6 ber
her illness so as to be able 10 RESUME
school. sd daughter Of
DOlph La roc wi Tii Fol sPG and d'5 Mss Corr
Forestdalgg; go were the gdests OF Jerom'
French and wife sunday :,
Mrs; r. y " ", by the serious illness o
MIS-. Angie Lambs three e-s s9.l sFsHdc ~
In visited her Tuesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

For over atty $50 Nv mothers lpr thelr ~
syTqp i pas 9gsz Are YOU distq Fa saTsriag snd
gr5ken Of your resi- Tt,8Bg teeth3 L q sr9l
crying Win bfI1ttis 81 Mrs Wlnsl2s |i9e 1.
gaee a9o IS s. children, teeth,as he poor Httis
ncalculsble, ~ Depend upon u m9lns
saasTer I. R B5 mistake sboat { d II cure eS lrsi VIM
4 -]ssSiate. me st2 ga@!, r e9a ssi in5aammaiiea s y
cole, sorens tae sHerey 70 The whole dSiE9Tei
i've E5 97s aRa ss5o55hing syTgP s. i9 and si Z rs
.stbine Is pleasant ne Oldest and best temal'
preseripuon, 81 0 nurses in ne United s5t ~ world
h y, ssie by ea 81 dTusgisssss . 5AToq sad ak Tor Ms
saISsloWfs soothing syrup'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13
Probate Of viii.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court ,held
RANpoLPH DISTRICT, ssA at hahlnFe
A. Discs. go~ p.~s,.r .ra
A. fusfrument, purporting 70 De the last VIII
- Teatsment II Moses Parsons,late OF Wiulalas
- 4, aid district. deceased being preSentfd 20
1vrth IN Olnev r. SeaTer. the executor thcrt-
e@ei fgr Probate. W sorlered by said Court
that al persons cQncerned thefeln k.t9 ~
~ Pr6i,afr once TIA Randolph, on the 4sth Gay
~ seafemher. A. n. is6, and show cause p any
80 nov have. against the Probate 81 -ata VII
Sicb nrr,i,se I'd j. further ordered, that q
e,pv. hi m record 81 this order bs pgstans9
-esss sarres-ivelv 60 the Herald uu
49, nripfed al Randolph. previous 60 said time
snn1iufed for hearing.
nv the Court Attest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-13

49, &AaN1 ~ 1At 4AAA AAA AAAAAElaI
we wish TO express our most sincere
thanks.
TRUMAN sTRATToS.
w. f. SEELEY.
L. d. Tillotson was in Chelsea Sunday.
York ordway is working at Mr.. Nelson's
In Orange.
Miss Lizzie Braman is working at c. II.
Johsnescn's.
Miss Ia Ordway IS working at Reuben
Lords in Orange.
Florence Taplin returned 10 Goddard
seminary Monday.
". L. Worthley was in Chelsea on
business last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. seager spent a few
days recently az Berlin pond.
Lena and Frank Towsley returned to
Goddard seminary Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Snow spent Sunday
al +. + Go9dwin's in Chelsea.
Mrs. Jennie Watson Of Cambridge.
Mass, IS visiting friends IN town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martell Of SPRING
field, Vt, are visiting al j. j. Dashners.
Mrs. Viola Jeaords has gone to Readyille,
Ne, 20 visit her daughter, Mrs. Clinton
Beede.
Eugene Eastman has had an Orange
County telephone put into his house
recently.
Mrs. Emma Taplin went TO her school
in WebsterYille for the fall term Monday
morning.
Mrs. Edna Edgerton and daughter,
Esther, returned to their home 10 Newton,
Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Emma Huntington left last week
to yisit friends in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts,.
Henry Pope and daughter, Miss Pope,
and Miss Moore from Minnesota arc
visiting IN town.
Miss Nora Bresette, who is working in
Montreiicr. spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Bresette.
Miss Grace McAllister returned to
Wuliamst0wn last week Wednesday where
she Is attending high school.
Mrs. Fred Blake. who has been visiting
atm. R Bohonon's Tor a few days,returued
TO her home IN Chelsea Sunday.
The officers OF the Agricultural associa-
tiou are making preparations Tor the iali
which Is 10 be sept. p, p and q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Huntington have
been visiting In HardWiek for several days,
/ returning home Monday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Castle and daughter,
Mildred. who have been visiting IN town
for several weeks. returned TO their home
ia Ogdensburg, y. Y, Saturday.
&. ". Huntington and daughter, Htttie.
Rev. +. r.. Perkins and Mrs. Perkins
7 attended the .gsth annual session OF tht
Free Baptist churches at Huntington
/ Center last week.
Tbe Orange County Telephone Cos.
trunk line running from Plainneld
| through East Barre 10 Washington was
strung into Washington central saturday
also new wiring Was done on the INSIDE
and outside Of the central, r. II. Kennedy
OF Chelsea doing the work,