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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

sues the study of forestry for sheer
love of it. His family established a
chair of forestry at Yale.
In order to secure a thorough know
ledge of his chosen profession he studied
Austria. 1t was under his direction
that the first systematic forest work
was done in the United States. This
was done at George w. Vanderbilt's
place, Biltmore, near Ashville, n. G.
President Mckinley appointed him
Fhief of the forest service, and he has
lived here ever, since. Pinchot is tall,
with the stoop of student. He and
the president take long walks together
and their tramps are mostly through the
woods, where Pinchot tells the stories
of the trees to his always interested
| companion.
They are great chums-the president
| and his forester-and are frequently to-
gether in the White House and out of
| it.
Murray is a round young man with
a pleasant laugh and a calm manner.
The list of the schools and colleges at
which he was educated is as long as
your arm.
He is of Irish descent born in Steub-
en- county, New York. He. was admit
ted to the bar in New York city and
kame from there to Washington early
in the Mckinley administration to be-
Come private secretary to an assistant
secretary of the treasury.
He was promoted to be chief of a
division in the treasury department, and
afterwards was made deputy comptrol-
Ter of the currency. He went to CHI
cago with Charles C. DAVIS, former comp
trolIer and was an officer of two trust
companies there.
In 1904 he was appointed assistant
secretary of commerce and labor. The
president thinks well of Murray, but
House often and plays tennis there less
frequently than the others of the ten
mis- cabinet.
Garfield, Murray, Smith, Pinchot and
Cooley are not the only friends of the
president who meet him on the tennis
court One of the regular players there
is the French ambassador. Jules j. Juss'
Grand.
He and the president have common
interest in literary things, and particu-
larly in the old French chansons. of
which Mr. Roosevelt is very fond. When
the ambassador plays tennis he wears
gray suede glove on his racquet hand
He is short and wiry and in spite of his
81 years puts up a rafting good game
Victor H. Metcalf, secretary of COM
merce and labor, who is soon to become
secretary of the navy, plays occasionally
with the president. He is a Yale man.
Brigadier General Thomas Ii. Barry,
assistant chief of the army general stall,
has also taken hand with a racquet
under the shadow of the White House.
Lieut.. Roscoe G.. Bulmer, of the navy,
plays nearly every day that the court
lis in use. He is clean cut young man,
very attractive in manner and a great
favorite at the White House. Lieut..
Phillip H. Sheridan, of the army, plays
occasionally on the presidents court.
The men who compose the tennis
cabinet proper are ali younger men than
the president. Murray is AZ. Garfield
and Pinchot are each Al. Smith is 81.
Cooley is only 49, The president is As.
They are all college men, but Cooley
is the only one who went to the presi-
dents college, Harvard Pinchot, Muir
raw and Smith are bachelors
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07
THANKSGIVING Sale in Millinery.

All hats at Mrs. NJ. Dittmans from
now until the first of January, 1907,
will be sold regardless of cost. Anyone
wishing a hat. don't fail to call during
the sale Remember the place, lib
South Front street, opposite Saulpaugh.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07
Judge Searle Resigns.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Judge Doldon Bush Searle of the sew.
enth judicial district and resident of
st. Cloud, has resigned and Governor
johnson will appoint M. d. Taylor OF
st. Cloud, district Judge elect, Ito the
vacancy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07
Veteran Preacher Dead.

From Fridays Daily.
DR.. j. N. Henry died at Champlin
aged eighty-fve years. He was a vet.
eran minister and father of Editor j. A
Henry Of The GAINESVILLE Argus.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07
STERLING CENTER NEWS.

Ira Tipler sold cow to Gene Rob-
erts.
Dick Kaul was out coon hunting last
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES,
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls
to cure in to Ia davS. Soc
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

Rev. F. Forster has accepted the pas
torate of the Christian church at Gar
den City.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

A. L. Redner, well-known resident
of Amboy, died on Sunday night. He
was eighty years of age.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-07

Miss Louise H. Bruscke and Mr.. Fred
A. Wingen were married at Good Thun-
der last evening.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
RASBURG.
Elijah Wiley is i'll.

Elijah Wiley is i'll.
George Annis is on the sick list.
j. FL. Lanou, who has been ill, is better.
Melvin Kennison, who is i'll with bilious
fever, is gaining.
Mrand Mrs G. 7. Miles visited friends
in Richford last week.
Leland Herman of Newport is spending
few weeks with his parents.
Miss Susie Miller of South Albany is
working for Mrs. G. w. Russell.
en-. Baldwin and Clemsnt Pike were IN
Montpelier on business last week.
Warren Wright of Plainfield is visiting
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. q. Il. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs s. f. Slack viii start Tues
day for California, where they will speno
the winter.
Mrs. e. A. Cotton returned to her nome
in Sweetsburg, P. @, Tuesday, after nav
ing spent several weeks with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. T. &. Fisher and Mr. and
Mrs. d. A. Brahana went to Lowell last
Saturday to attend the funeral OF then
brother.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
THREE VILLAGES
Derby Line, Vt.-RocksIsland, P. o.
Stanstead, p. Q.

Derby Line, vt.-RocksIsland, P. o.
Stanstead, p. Q.
Hon. w. S. Robbins OF Derby Center
was calling on friends here Thursday.
COL Charles E. Nelson is away on BUSH
ness trip 10 Montg umery and St. Albans.
Mrs. Gaorge Tice died Thursday, Dec ID,
after e long sickness and a great deal of
suffering. /
Harold Stone, our former librarian, is
now In the employ of Brown, Durrell & Co.,
joobsrs OF small wares, Boston. 81.
G I. Sheaf Haskell is at homs from Mont
real, tpplrenty fully recovered and
it's cause or much tnankfulness.
Z Mr.. Tracy of the Caswell & O'Rourke
force was called away tie fist OF the wee K
TO attend the burial Of his wife's father
Col. and Mrs. Fl. Il. Haskell returned
from Boston on Tuesday. out viii soon re-
turn 10 a warmer location for the winter.
DR.. Flanders OF the college il preaching
regularly at the Congregational cnurch
at Derby Center, as they are without
settled pastor.
The assignee, Judge Fletcher, OF the
o. F. CaswelI Gents Furnishings Store, is
now invoicing tns stock in preparation
for public sale.
ETne international Water Company have
recently allotted the stockisu described Tor
In the reorganization. IL ], was largely
| oversubscribed and the APP ortionment was
a very small percentage of the subscription.
Rev. William nj. Harvey returned from
his rest in and about Boston very much inn
proved and is going to undertake to con-
tlnue his PASTORAL work at the South Con-
gregational church.
GRANDMOTHER Carpenter, who rounds out
her hundred years on the 10th OF next
May, has been very i'll, but. is again quite
we'll and able to be about and gives prom
ise of living several years yet. She is
one OF the limited number OF 1872 pen
sloners. She has taken great deal of
| interest in purchasing and preparing
| Christmas gifts iot her children. grand
children, great grandchildren and great
! great grsndchiIdren this year and ia
| looking forward to her 1O0t natal day with
q marked interest. She wrote ca. DIS for
all her Christmas remembrance. see is
a queenly old lady.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17

Lennie Fayer has returned to his work
at Springfield.
Mrs. A. III. Williams visited at F. Fl
Percival's last week.
Mrs. Lola Clark has been ill for the mast
week. She is improving at this writing.
Eddie Gray visited at the hcme of his
uncle, Charles Gray, last week.
Mrs. Addte Williams visited at Geo
Williams and Geo. Biekford's in Sheffield
last week.
The children in District No. are look
ing for Christmas present in the form of
new windows.
Walter o. Gray Was in town last
week. Much sympathy is felt for him in
bis recent Fiction.
Porter Gray. who went to Manchester
n. FL to attend his mothers funeral last
week, has returned.
Isaac Rash hsd the misfortune to lose a
horse by drowning in Stone POND last
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Emma Waizan OF Maiden. Mass.
was the guest of Mrs. e G. Anderson the
week OF Thanksgiving.
hrs. William Wylie received word re-
Gently that her mother Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
had had shock but was likely to recover.
Special evangelistic services will continue
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings of this week at the a. E
church, after the plan followed last week
The Glover Dramatic club will present
the comedy drama, 1.-THE Corner Store, y
at Institute hall Thursday evening OF this
week for the benefit of the Daughters CT
Liberty. Specialties between every act
A dance will be held after the play, music
by Stones orchestra, and the Daughters OF
Liber,y will servs corn chowder supper in
| town nail.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
NEWPORT.

DIR. Mcdonald Of Sutton, r " W.
town Friday.
J.T. HoweIls has been Oh In' -
( II several days.
DR.. and Mrs. (. l. hGAi@'
returned from their wedding Hlp'
Mrs. Maud Fields Wiley has ''fa -
i'll for some time, though
improved ct present.
d. J. McDermOtt Of TIE lnns
Office hes vacated tbs Dr.. LIE LUZ
moved 10 West Derby.
The ice in Inc lake has rsaebed ; - :
ness Of seven inches. TIE ice hafI', -. :
IA a,6s9 Hubbard ha. been 'Eg - !,
cashier for TIE Boston & Maine 9 = q :
vacancy caused by the Ts1l sn''''-
SMITH. .-..tr
70 Boston 10 and other pisces II h U. IS
sets Sc His Office is in charge Of l.
ant during his absence. .ss.
The graded school closed .L E5,a:. = .
noon with appropriate s1sl . r.o.ti,.
pupils and teachers VII sD'''
until the holidays are OVsi' q sps,
hs; eaui so nl4 for which state u, : -
ind o bis daugbter Isora left Fr ss6as )
o on sss PROVE mo penef'iA! to t1, SiI l'
other men - Of Mepphrsn'g91Gg. g., 8
80 m mel, friends visited tDs IS ~
s H.a,o th lending THURSDAY s' s.es:s .
t Barton conferred Inferred the N. \. p ,s.pi1s
r n.rty went by special tIa, .bs dsgrs .
p p. ~ aDt the hospitality Of ,I - pi
o e, TslIsy lodge s@a returned '''''
. TROY.
Carlton Adams Of D''''
town. Rogers o.
% visiting in tow. ,.os. Nss''
&C George Page Of Sunderland
visiting in town Ia. bssp 'ii''''
Mrs. French Of sutton Ut O. smith.
her daugbtsr, Mrs. L : ..,,op D'D'.
visiting anl, her daughter ME-, ..o,.d b .
The snow is o 'sa mill yard o. 80 40
lumbermen an, an0 place ss The ' 9 rpD'i'
Gray is O and will 5000 D
order.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
CLOVER.

Chester Sherburn is quite i'll.
Herman Mcclure is seriously jill.
Mrs. Ann DwinelI is visiting in town.
Miss Sarah Johnson was quite sick last
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17

John Allen left last Monday Tor hecHes-
fer. Mimi. where Mrs. Jennie Randall, his
sister. has entered hospital for treatment.
Mrs. ]. Keir and Mrs. Minnie Babcock
attended the State Grange meeting held in
Burlington last Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The friends of Geo. Howard hope the
public will suspend Judgment IN the
graft accusations until they hear Mr.. How
ards side of the case.
Mrs. Will Laid OF Whitman, Mass, who
has been spending some time with her
mother, Mrs. r. A. Patterson, returned to
her home last Thursday.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Harley Cowles is gaining.
Mrs. Marian DEMO is on the sick list.
Guy Garvin has gone to Barton Landing
to wo..s.
Howard Lyon is home from Montpelier
Seminary.
Mrs. M. III. Pa idock has returned from
Falmouth, Mass.
Miss Carrie Payne spent Sunday with
Miss Martha Patterson at East CrafGsbury.
Remember the concert to be given by The
Harmony Ladies in Academy nall Saturday
evening, Dec. %.
The Students of the Academy gave Miss
Helen Stuart very pleasant party at home
last Friday night.
| Mrs Della Hanford, who has been spend
| ing some time here with her brother, has
returned TO ner home in Coventry.
The Earnest Workers will sell fancy
articles, ice cream, cake, candy and pop
corn in the vestry of the Cong. church
| Tuesday evening, Dec. Is, also Wednesday
afternoon and evening, Dec. 10. Every
body is cordially invited.
DERBY.
/ Leland Wiley has returned to bis work
| in New York state.
Wilt Kidder's parents from Enosburg
visited aim last week.
DR.. 5omers' many friends are sorry to
have him remove TO West Derby.
Mrs. Julia Burton has returned from an
extended visit in Barton Landing.
/ Miss Bertha Comings is home from Bates
College for the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Lewis, the eyed mother OF Mrs.
smnb, died suddenly Thursday night.
Mrs. Nehemiah Colby has gone to Derby
Line TO spend the winter with her brother
and sister.
Rev. f. 3. Blodgett and family visited
at L. Halls Wednesday and called on old
friends here.
Mr and Mrs. Bonette Of Newport are
boarding at the Derby House, where he
has esta ollsned a barber shop.
Charles Sloan of Newport is at his moth
er's recovering from an attack OF chicken
pGx. Miss Meta Sloan Is also i'll.
Ernest Nicserson has moved into the
Congregational parsonage and will work
for Mr.. st. Francis in his wagon shop.
The supper and sale at the Baptist vestry
Friday evening merited larger attend
ance. All present enjoyed pleasant eve
ming.
party of d. a. students attended the
basket ball game at Stsnstead College
Friday evening; it is understood that OBJ
students will soon begin the practice OF
the game.
A union Christmas tree with appropriate
exercises will be held In the town hal
Christmas eve, Dec "a. It is hoped the
children and young people viii make
special effort to attend the rehearsals that
il may be success.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
WEST CLOVER.

George Dow was at home over Sunday.
Roy Stiles has gone to Holland to visit
sick friend.
N. C. Stevens was in Lyndon last week
on business.
Mrs. Allen Thompson, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Elmer Pierce from MorrisviIle spent
Sunday at Henry SINNERS.
The mill dam has broken out, much to
the Inconvenience OF Mr. Lewis and pa
irons.
Twenty OF the Willing Workers met with
Mrs. Hastings December 8. a good
amount Of sewing was done.
Mrs; Ross and children have gore to
Montreal to visit relatives. They expect
TO be gone through the holidays.
Tbs many fcisnds OF Mrs. Marnoek
sympath re with her in the loss of her son
Robert Crowley, who died at the home
December u.
Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Celderwood have
returned from Danville where they we're
called On account OF the sickness and
death OF their father, Mr.. San BORN.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
COVENTRY.

Alma Metcalf has gone to West Burke on
visit.
Mrs. Lucina Harvey, aged 80 years, is
quite ill.
AIR. Joseph Kidder, the oldest person in
town, is very feeble
Warren Wright of PlainfieId has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. ii. Pike, the
past week.
Mrs. Jennie Daley Bowles of New
York is the guest OF ar. and Mrs. III. c.
Cleveland.
There will be union Christmas tree and
exercises in the Cong. church on Monday
evening, Dec. "a
The stores here are putting on quite a
Christmas look and the toys and decora-
tions are very pretty.
Leon Litchfeld's sugarhouse burned
early Saturday morning. 1t was near his
barn and it was thought 1t might have
caught b. spark from a heater that Mr..
Litchfield uses to heat water.
cRAFTsBURY.
Phil Howard is home for the Christmas
vacation.
The Sunday school is. preparing Christ
mas exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Skinner spent a
few days in Morrisville last week.
Mrs. Bibby LETT last Monday for short
visit to her sister in Fair Haven.
Mary Poor tom Wolcott is spending a
few days in town visiting her friends.
! Leota Stratton is home from the Goddard
Seminary and will remain during the hou-
Gays.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
GREENSBORO BEND.

Mrs. Mary Richardson called on friends
here Thursday.
Miss Minnie Wylie has been engaged TO
teach the winter term of school.
q Mrs. Walter Strong and daugh ter of Hyde
Park visited Mrs II E. Holbrook last week
Mrs. Hiram Daniels, who has been sui
fering with sprained ankle, is improving.
Bert Ransom shipped mis- household
goods to Manchester, n. 81 Friday. Mr..
Ransom leaves for there Tuesday morning
to Join his family, who went few weeks
ago.
George Batten had his hand badly cut
while working in the Richie sawnill re-
Gently. It was necessary to take several
stitches to close the wound.
CASWELL'S MILL.
Pearl Hascall has moved back TO the mill.
Wilbur Wallace has gone to Norton Lake
TO work.
Fred Demick and family have moved to
Lake Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Wales attended the wed
ding of Hiram Searle at South Barnstou
last Thursday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17

Wv ,. W. Beauclerk.
WIN mlnget attended = : .o oiaak
u rsilsy I, Lodge, F. p sps
Ts uiDs rhursdsy eTspio : Y
, ,l society will i h. e., Of
a l1g inl Dec. 2O'h, Is 5 o' e'la
. M ,all attendance is o s,ass j =
to work for Pike ~ = p allsd cut TO-.
who has ebs,d to ". work With p
both clutches ,s'nas sermon a.
exercises and tre = :, sond'g.
church Monday event.. ne COpa
0'lst church Tuesday sTsa md At
Of district q naSt. Deputy +. c. eo.s
tbs tt y M 5'S s. ai A Wrote e IS. 5000 d
ana and, organized a camp the. ess,at
memoers December , e Otdhy
ing at St. JOhnsbury s $, hs i aa'
one hundred. AHo tHptct:,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
GREENSBORO.

F. a. Messsr is having the creamery ice
house repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney of Barton
visited in town recently.
There were 60 in attendance at the oys-
ter supper at the residence of n. L. Drown
Thursday evening.
The Greensboro Dramatic club were at
East Hardwick Friday evening to play
q farce entitled, stThe Yankee Peddler."
a chicken pie dinner will be served by
the ladies of the Home Circle Thursday,
Dec. 20, from II until p. N. at the chapel
dining rooms. After the dinner the ladies
will have the sale of aprons and other use
jul articles, home made candy and pop
corn. Music and games will enliven the
time in the evening. Cocoa and waters
viii be served.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.
EAST BROWNINCTON.

EAST BROWfNINCTON.
Elsie Skinner has returned to her school
in Irasburgh.
George Morse from East Charleston
spent Sunday with A. I'll. browns people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Clapper and SOD,
Merrill. from West Charleston spent Sun
day with Gayland Fox's people.
William LoNery, who had been living
with his son James for the last four yea rs.
died December IL. He was So years old.
EVANSVILLE.
Ed. Stafford OF Barton Landing is work
ing for a. Durham.
Henry Durham is repairing the house
lately bought OF Geo. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. M FL. Drown of Barton
Landing visited at A. FL. AllarG's the past
week.
Rev. q. C. Mcdonald and the choir
attended the funeral OF Mr.. Lowery at
East Bloomington last Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society dinner was
success in every way. 81 people ate dinner.
One pleasing feature of the day was the
presence of four generations at one table.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Matthew Crow is sick.
Mrs. Wilson c. Hinton is very i'll.
Mrs. Kate Fuller fell recently, receiving
severe injuries.
Mrs. Austin Bushaw, who has been
seriously i'll, is gaining.
| Charles N. Mouiton has bought the John
Cloud store from Trip 81 Fellows.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles @. Goodwin Wis
| tied friends in Newport aud vicinity this
week.
Rev. w. 7. Sparnawk has returned after
five weeks vacation very much improved
in health.
Mrs. II. " Danforth, who has been III
Morgan Center caring for hsr mother, has
returned to her nome.
Mar. Hunter while at work in the woods
recently cut mis- foot very badly, requiring
/ twenty stitches, besides ssveriug some Of
] the arteries.
The Christmas trae and an entertain
mant by the children VIII be given in the
church on Monday evening, DC. "a
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. Carl j. Wheeler, VINO moved from
this place TO 81. Johnsbury, recently
underwent IN operation 1t the hospita
aud at The last report was doing well.
The many friends OF Miss Winnie Eel
lows, VINO mas been confined to her nome
by sickness since last August, viii b'
pleased TO hear she Is new sble TO ride out
There viii be meeting of the Modern
Woodmen Tuesday evening, Dec. IS, 10
the election of officers and other business
that may be necessary. A full attendance
is desired.
A party of young friends called on Caro-
and Gladys Pipar Wednesday evening
DEC. II. After dancing and games
refreshments were served. About fort,
were present and all report very pleasan
time.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
WEST CHARLESTON.

Herbert Driver arrived home last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Steadiiord is working at Henry
Calkins'.
Mrs. Eugene Lyon has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. Colby George is getting out again
after his recent illness.
j. B. Holton mas a fine display of Christ
mas and holiday goods.
Merritt Bowen has arrived home from
Lake Superior for the winter.
Rev. j. ID. Waldron will preach a special
Christmas sermon next Sunday.
Maurice Pickle has opened studio in
the Holaon block, and is doing good work.
Mr.. lvora Goodwin OF Golden City, Col ),
former resident OF this town, is visiting
friends here.
The univn Christmas exercises will be
held at the Baptist church this year, on
Monday evening, Dec. q.
Herbert Kline of Seattle, Wash, gave
bis pareats quite surprise last week when
he arrived home for q visit.
| MIS-. Henry Calkins, who had been in
her usual health, wac suddenly stricken
with shock last Monday morning. she
has been In a critical condition, but at the
| present time is very comfortable. Her
many friends wish for her speedy recov-
| cry.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
LOWELL.

Dr. Guild Of Hanover FER
urdsy. = ~'a'i
There viii be Christmas trsn
churches Deesmber24. %
IL. silsby & Co. have fni.5.s -.
out their stock OF logs.
DE-. ROwei Of Barton Landing -. /
few osys IN town last week.
Miss Mabl Farman Ii. eoss "a ,,,..
ton to teach school for The Fizls.
Miss Blanch Morton Of Maldsa. Nm
Is visiting Relatives ana trisDcs IN TN,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph GsnuCus and =.
lily tIom Wolcolt spsnt 4 few d.,. i5t1-.
last y eek.
MIR. AID MIS- VIII BarroEs Q. JaB-.
were the guests Ct Air. gnd liz 2 Kin.
ley last week.
Fred Belrose while 81 work II the Eo55
recently got hurt quite baay bys Enss
a tres striking him On tEs besc, ssestnI
his ear very baby.
Misses Ethel ana Linna Newton hETs.s
turned to Johnson and CAlus KslsT L
R-chford, lose Stephenson to Bassl.iiaas
Where they are attending school.
Vernon Warner Of this plas nd III;
Salma Crawford Of Eesthald FEs nzrs.
II Barton at tie Congregational plrs1lIs'''
Friday morning by REE. ". l. sEz
half brothEr Of Vernon. They VII :
side here. Congratulations.
Thursday, Dec. 13, Thomas BliH''
town representative, passed away sla
long illness with consumption HsiA
a wife, mother, brothers aHd sElas
mourn his loss. The funeral YES heia :
urday at the Methodist church, hf'' d
Wallace officiating.