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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27

TO LoAN-JEWELRY LOAN CO., ON
diamonds, jewelry. etc. 32Sh SOUTH
SPRING ST. Room ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27

Finely equipped bakery and cafe, To-
gated in best town in state; close to
Los Angeles; sales 500 a day; long es-
tablished; good long lease low rent;
clears $3.50 a month; the best place in
town; requires about $500. See LEAHY
& SON, Sixth and Main.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27
TRANSFER AND sToRAeE
TRUssES

LONDON TRUSS CO., 2o5 w. FIFTH ST.
note the many deaths due to this
cause. Why do you wear that old
useless truss? Our radical cure
trusses will make you entirely safe
and protect you against accidents.
Lady attendant. Open evenings.
Trusses 50 and up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27
Hotels and Lodging Houses
Orange Groves

FOR BARGAINS IN ORANGE GROVES
see L. M. PRATT Sc CO., COS Laughlin
bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27

One of the finest barber shops; $500
located in center of business district
years lease; doing fine, clean business
fine fixtures 8 chairs. Look this up
LEAHY & SON.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Corwin have NOV
ed into their house recently vacated by
Mrs. Annie Jones.--Mlss Blanche La
chance visited in St. Johnsbury the first
of the week.-P. II. Lachance Is at work
in Bethel.-Mrs. Alice Martin and daugh-
ter. Gertrude, are in Boston for few
days.-T. j. Albec has sold his milk
route to Warren Morse.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Follansby and daughter of
Guildhall are visiting Postmaster and
Mrs. r. A. Chase.--M. A. Waterman is
at home from Bellows Falls.-IIarvey
Williams has gone TO East Montpelier
to visit his daughter Hattie
Brock was called 20 West Newbury Fri
day by the serious illness of her brother,
Dudley Carlton.-Mrs. Emma Thayer
and son. Frank. have moved to Corinth.
Mrs. L. r. Woods was in Woodsvile
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Veazey
are the parents OF daughter-Mrs.
Frank Morrill, was at White River juno
ton Saturday.-The remains of Alden
Waterman, who died at Talapoosa, Ga y,
were brought here for burial Monday
Sanford Hooker of Dartmouth was at
home the first Of the week.
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BRANDON.

Sheriff W. c. Fletcher has received a
letter through the mail which requests
him to resign his position In 10 days or
else, it says, he will be brought before
the court. The letter was signed by
George a. Cooke. pastor Of the Metho-
dist Church. Mr.. Fletcher does not in
tend to resign at present.
John c. Dram of this town died earl,
yesterday morning In New York city,
where he was receiving treatment. Mr.,
Dram was extensively engaged in the
pottery clay business in Florida, bu,
passed several weeks here at his home
on Conant square during the summer.
Besides a wife he is survived by three
daughters, Mae, Teresa and Catherine.
and three sons, Charles OF Fair Haven.
Leslie and John of this town. No funeral
arrangements have yet been made
Wilbur f, Lawrence, aged q years, only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Lawrence, died
Tuesday afternoon at tho home of his
parents on Prospect hill. Mr. Lawrence
had but recently recovered from several
months illness from typhoid fever and
the cause OF death. which was rheuma-
tism of the heart is thought TO be a re-
suit of his previous illness Besides hia
parents, he is survived by wife and
child and one sister. The funeral will be
held at the home of his parents this af-
ternoon nt two oclock.-A ball game will
be played this afternoon at four o'clocl;
on Winslow's field between the Middle
bury and Brandon high school nines.-An-
nOuncement were received In town yester-
day of the coming marriage Of Miss Elsie
Bfsbee OF Poughkeepsie. y. Y, to Alvin
G. Bacon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ", ID
Bacon Of this town The wedding will take
place Tuesday evening, June 4, at the
Bsbee home In Poughkeepsie. n. Y,-Mrs
ella Mclaughlin has returned from Wor-
ccster, Mass, where she passed the VIM
ter.-F. NJ, Hatch was in Montpelier yes
terday.-Mrs. G. d. Silver of Pittsford
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Levi Pippin-
II. C. Carpenter is building an addition tc
his house on Carver street.
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DERBY.

Ammi Bates died at his home Tuesday
morning. He had been Ill several mon tbs.
Monday afternoon he sustained a shock
from which he never recovered conscious
ness. He leaves wife and son, Lewis
and one daughter. Mrs Stoddard Bates,
two grandchildren and two brothers. He
has always lived in Derby.-Frank Rich
went back to New York last week to
take up the ice business agai1.-Mrs
James Hamilton who went TO Holland
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs,
Frank Jenness, returned home Monday,
bringing an invalid grandson to keep her
company.-Little Marjorie the only re-
mining child OF Colin Lorimar. has been
having the whoOping cough so severity
that one week ago it affected her heart,
causing heart failure and for a day or
two her life was dispa!red of.-Snow fell
tho night OF May II so the youngsters
enjoyed a game of SNOWFALL. In shaded
localities there IS still old snow
Potatoes are bringing 40 cents per bushel
this week delivered al Newport.-Gordon
Hay was able to return to school again
Monday after severe attack of pneu-
monia
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

James Munroe Pember, aged GS years
died at the home of e. II. Miles Friday of
paralysis. Mr.. Pember always lived on
the farm where he was born till impaired
health made it necessary for him to make
home with his nephew, where he died.
The Pember family was among the first
settlers of the town.-Mrs. Stone has
opened the Maplewood.- Richard Day,
who has been in New York through tn,
winter, has returned.-Prof w. +. Howard
of Middlcbury College lectured at the
graduating exercises of Rrookheld high
sc.ool Friday evening.-The senior class
of the normal had fair at the hall Tues
day afternoon and evening. hoping to
raise money to transport them to Wash
ington, d. C.--'The road commissioner, w
S. Bryant, says that he put in 40 rods
of stone road last year and he wants to
know If anyone finds fault with that. The
answer Is no. 1t is the roads put in be
fore he had anything to do with it.
Richard Day has begun work for J. H..
Hoden.-rhe spring Is backward. but
few have sowe1 and potatoes are not
generally planted.-lt is expected that the
confederated churches will soon hold
their meetings IN the congregational
Church but the time is not set.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Dewey Park Is being cleaned and reno
waited preparatory to vaudeville entertain
ments to be held there this summer by a
company that controls a circuit which In
cludes Burlington. Rutland, Montpelier
and several New Hampshire towns.
When Washington county court recon-
vened Monday afternoon a jury was en-
panellel in the case of Fl. II. Martin VS..
Arch Batcheldor of Planneld This suit
is brought for alleged damages to the
meadows of the plaintiff which were over
flowed because of dam erected by the
defendant in Planneld.
a petition has been filed with Judge
]. L. Martin of the United States court
by c. A. Gale. trustee of the bankrupt
estate of Ira A. Pierce of this city; pray
ing that a mortgage from Pierce on GER
tain quarry land in Sodom be set aside
and dissolved and the property turned
over to the creditors of the bankrupt es-
tate on the ground that It was given
within four months of the time Pierce
went into bankruptcy. Judge Martin has
referred this matter to Referee w. n.
Theriault of this city, and hearing was
TO have been held Monday but was post
poned to later date. The mortgage was
given for $500.
Mrs. Walter Proctor died Monday
morning at her home on Elm street after
an Illness of two years with consumption,
aged % years. Mrs. Proctor was daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seymour OF
lfeeseville, n. Y. She IL survived by n
husband and four children. Funeral serv-
Ices were held Wednesday morning and
burial was in the Catholic cemetery.
Montpelier high school and Goddard
Seminary of Barre are looking up. Super
intendent S. j. Brownscombe OF Mont
pelier received Information Monday that
the Montpelier high school has been placed
on the list of accepted schools for three
years by the New England Association OF
Colleges, which includes every college in
New England. This means that graduates
of the high school holding diplomas will
be admitted into any college In New Eng
land without examination. The New Eng
land college entrance certificate board
has granted to Goddard Seminary an ex-
tension of three years by which its pupils
may enter any of the twelve colleges
| represented by this board without en-
| trance examinations,
| Rose Brassaw. formerly Of this city
who was arrested January last ir
Barre for keeping a house of i'll fame
and skipped her bail returned to tha
| city Saturday evening and was prompt
~ arrested, She was given parta
hearing in Barre city court Monday
and the case was continued until Fri
day morning, The womani was unable
to raise the $500 bail required and wal
committed to Washington county jail.
Second Lieutenant Charles Il. Wheat
ley, son of d, s, Wheatley OF this city
has been commissioned a first lieutcn
ant in the T. S, Artillery. Lcutenan
| Whoatley is at present i'll at Fort Ere
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

mont. South Carolina.
The Rev. DR.. ]. Edward Wright adj
dressed the Minister'S Monday club yes
terday at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms on
'rhe Whrlgig OF Time" and the adj
dress was followed by general discus
sion. The IS ciergymen present dined
at the Rive 'ide and at the afternoon
session a paper on Omar, the Tent
Maker" was read ty James r. Estee.
Or. II. d. IIolton, secretary Of the
State board of health. was in town
Friday after having looked over the
smallpox situation at Mortified and
West Berlin He won't Friday after
noon to Newbury to investigate con-
ditions at n slaughter house in which a
complaint had been entered. DIR. Hol-
ton said there had thus far been a total
OF Al cases Of smallpox at West Berlin,
Mortified Falls and Northfield. but
that all are doing well and the quaran-
tine Is being strictly enforced. He
does not fear any further spread of the
disease.
Tho programme committee of the
Cniversalist Central association met
Friday In the vestry of the Church
| of the Messiah to arrange programme
for the annual convention which is to
| be held at Richmond. July 4 and s..
On this committee are W. II. Gladding
of Randolph, chairman. the Rev. Walter
Dole and Charles Dole of Northield
the Rev. c, c. Conner Of Barre, and the
Rev c. p. Wellman of Montpelier. A
provisional programme, which is sub
ject to change, was arranged.
Prof. F. NJ. Howe OF Montpelier
Seminary announced Saturday morning a
list of ten commencement speakers that
have been named by the faculty The
first five were appointed because they
have held the highest RANK in scholarship
and the other five on the merits of their
| original essays or orations which had
! been submitted to the faculty Those
who won this coverted position because
of scholarship are Miss Grace L. Allen
of Ferrlsburgh. Miss Sadie A. Boyce of
/ WilliamstoWn. Glenn c. Carpenter of
Cabot. Edward Clark of Wllliamstown,
| and James NJ Seaver OF Wareham, Mass,
Those who were appointed because of the
excellence of their orations or essays are
Charles n. Adams of Randolph Center,
Howard s. Buckley of Moretown, Albert
II, Edison OF Randolph Center, Clinton
II. Goodenough of Barton Landing and
| Walter l.. Wilcox OF Moretown,
Stacy G, Clark died Saturday morning
at his home on Downing street after an
illness of six weeks with pneumonia and
typhoid fever, aged "a years. Mr.. Clark
was son of r. W. Clark of Northfald
and brother of Elmer r. Clark of this
city. Three years. ago he married Miss
Florence Johnson of West Berlin, who
survives him with a daughter less than
a year old. Mr., Clark was a member of
Granite Cutters Union. of Stannard
Lodge, New England Order of Protection
ana of Mortified Lodge of odd Fellows
The body was taken to Mortified for
burial,
The Chlttenden county case of state
VS.. Fred Peet for having in possession
the flesh of a calf under four weeks old
with intent to send the same out of the
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WOLCOTT.

Willis Cleaveland has gone to Warner,
n. H., to work on a stock farn.-The re-
mains Of Elisha u. Franklin, who died
ut North Wolcott May s. was buried in
Paramount cemetery her".-Col. l.. 3. Saw
Yer of Hyde Park will deliver his lecture
On "Dreams' in town hall Thursday
evening May %. under the auspices Of
the G. A. R.-NIrs. G. +. Haskell was in
st. Johnsbury over Sunday.-Mrs. Kate
Boardman has gone to Stanstead, Cam
ada, TO work in hotel.-Mss Eugenie
Finney of Morrisvile is staying with her
mother Mrs. +. &. Morse, while i'll with
the mumps.--Airs. O. o. Tiotson of st.
Johnsbury was expected to move here
this week but Is detained by illness in
her family. one of her little girls having
typhoid fcver.-The Memorial Day service
will be held in the town hall Sunday. May
PC. The Rev. j. II. Mills will preach the
eermon.--C. f. Graves was in town from
Warner. n. H., the last of the week.
j Ohm Poor has sold his stock and will go
this week to Berlin to have charge Of a
farm.
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CHELSEA.

Mrs. Annie (Goss) Fish, wife of DIR. ].
Euclid Fish of Merose. Mass. came
Saturday with her two Young daugh-
tiers to pass the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Ann r. Goss.-Saturday
afternoon funeral services were held at
the Congregational Church vestry over
the body of Mrs. W. A. George who died
during her recent visit Wcst-Frani
b. williams, a native Of Chelsea, died
in Tampa. Florida April %. OF typhoid
fever. He had been n teacher in
Chicago at the head of Marquette street
school for many years, until four years
ago when he went to Florida where he
was employed in newspaper work.--A
fire escape has been built on the north
side OF the hOtel.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Sleeper Of Vcrshlre were in town over
Sunday visiting her sister, Miss Flor
ence Webster.-John NJ Atwood, was in
town over Sunday visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Atwood. Herbert
W. Garvin Is about to move to Lebanon,
y. II.-Miss Nellie NJ. Corwin left Tues
day for a three weeks stay in Lowell.
Somerville and Boston. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill of Barre with their little boy
have been stopping with her cousin.
Mrs. Frank f. Bixby.
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JEFFERsONvH.LE

Chester Allen, one of the eight appli-
cants who took the civil service examina-
ton, received the appointment to carry
the mail on route No. from this place
Morton Thomas was at home over Sun
day, returning to Montpelier Seminary
Morgan from Cambridge
Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. George
Gilmore.-Miss Matte Wilcox is visiting
Mrs. j. A. Waterman and other friends
in Buring Rev. II. c. Howard
officiated at the funeral of Henry Wilbur.
who died at the home OF his daughter
Mrs. Mark Stevens. May s. at Cambridge
Junction. Mr.. Wilbur was a native and
lifelong resident of Waterville except
the few past years he passed with his
daughter, Mrs. Mark Stevens. After
brief services at the house the remains
were taken to Waterville, the funeral held
in the church and the burial in the family
lot at Waterville cemetery-The Hyde
Park MINISTRIES drew full house Thurs
day night Eighty dollars were the re-
ceipts. The audience was well pleased
The Rev. II. Il. Harmed of New York will
hold services at the Second Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.
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NEWPORT

Miss Inez Miller and brother, Pearl,
have returned from a trip to the Bahama
islands.-The steamer John A. brought
the first raft OF logs this season Sunday
The N. II. S. and Barton Academy will
play ball here May 1s.--Harry Bedding
was fined-S5.oo and costs in municipal
court this week for intoxlcation. The
ball game Saturday between St. Johns
bury Academy and n. II. S. resulted in
victory for n. n. s., IS to IL. Buck
pitched in place of Hight, who was in
jured In Fridays game with Bingham
Academy. Height Is doing we'll and will
be in shape to play In n fcw days.-Mrs.
G. N. Newland entertained a large num-
Der of friends at whist party Friday
evening.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

+. P, Wiley has recently been trans
ferred to Albertson and Frank Morgan
son is now the timekeeper for the outside
division OF the Vermont Marble company
An extensive stretch of permanent road
Is being constructed below the double
road crossing, under the direct supervis-
ion of Road Commissioner G. q. Thomp-
son.-Owing to high water In Otter creek
tho landowners in this vicinity are expe-
r.cncing much Inconvenience in carrying
on their spring operations.
G. G. Holden has returned from an
extended business trip b. kfdder,
who has had charge of construction
work in Chicago. is now supervising
work on the Vermont sanatorium Mt
Pittsford. Agent Markham's
residence on South street is rapidly
nearing compile tion,-A force of men
has been engaged in putting the streets
in repair for the summer.
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LOWELL.

At the meeting held in the town house
Tuesday evening it was decided to have
an old fashioned Fourth of July celebra-
ton here. Tho programme will be issued
later. All are invited 10 take hold and
make 1t a social II not financial success.
John vintner of Bishops Crossing,
Que. is visiting relatives in town. =
Joseph Snyder has sold his house to
Freeman Lathrop for s1O0.Warren
Crafts of Piermont, y. H., was In town
last Week.-Mrs. Mite Chamberlin OF New
York City Is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. r. Il. Welman.-Mrs. L. p. Well
man has sold her home to DR.. Sheehan
and purchased a house in Barton Land
ing where she will soon move.-Ma hlon
Deblais went to Burlington Saturday for
surgical treatment.
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MORRISVILLE.

The benefit concert and dance given
by the Worthwhile Military band Thurs
day evening was largely attended and
a success, the net receipts being about
tss0-Robert Warner of Jeffersonville is
working as clerk in the store of Z. 3.
.Nincent.-Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Billings went
ITO Burlington Friday to visit their daugh-
gter, Mrs. Harold Billings, who recently
underwent an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-AIrs. l.. r. Winters
,wilo visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Billings,
.returned to Belvidere Frlday-Mrs
kElisha Bigelow of Lyndonvilln was the
guest of Mrs. r.. W. Webster Friday
Mrs. Mary Harris, who for three weeks
mas been caring for Mrs. Ella Hardy, re-
burned Friday to Barton to care for an
invalid Mrs. F.. A. Dodge is attending
Mrs. Hardy.--Mrs. f. IT. Ryder passed
! Friday with her sister, Mrs. W. T.
1.aPart, In Hyde Park.
At the special town meeting Saturday,
the selectmen We're instructed to build
the road to Cady's Fails requiring the
two bridges, providing it can be COM
peted for Sl2,500 or less.-The fire alarm
Sunday afternoon was for n little
excitement at the Avalon" caused by
the escaping OF steam in one of the
rooms There was no fre.-The new
streets on the Brooklyn side have been
worked with the new highway roller
which has put them in good condition
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Raymore passed
Sunday in Cambridge with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W w. Raymore.-The
Grammcr school base ball team went To
Hardwick Saturday to play the Gram
mer school team of that place and was
trimmed, TO 6.-Julius Bliss returned
from Jericho Saturday.. ]. Billings
has returned from a short stay In Bur
lington with his daughter Mrs. Harold
Billings at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs. Billings remained until Monday
Adolphus Raymond passed Sunday in
Fairhold-Mrs. Mary J. Ellsworth. who
has visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. f. Pickett in Boston for several
weeks has returned home.-Miss Ruth
Parker, who has employment In Coven-
try Is passing a vacation of two weeks
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Henry
Parker.-Robert Eaton was at home
Saturday from his school in Wolcott-
Mrs Emily Town passed Sunday and
Monday with her daughter, Mrs, j. II
Clark. ID Hardwlck
II. c. Cheney is in Johnson.-Mrs
George NORWAY was IN johnson Monda,
to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs
Silvia W2Yeelock. and Mrs. George
kDonaldson of North Bangor. N. Y, who
| have visited four weeks at the home OF
| their daughter. Mrs. ]. j. Varney, OF
! fillmore. have returned home.-The Rev
c. C. st. Clare will preach at the ban-
Y NWr>.s cannon bafOye the graduattnG
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BROOKFIELD.

An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed upon Mrs. James McDermont
Saturday. Mrs. McDermont Is doing
nicely.-IIattie Churchill. who was teach
ing in district No. II, was obliged to give
up her school on account of Illness and
Miss Hanks, who taught the high school,
will finish the term.-The high school held
its graduation exercises Friday night
before a large audience. While Willis
Smith, who Hive on the Lucian Blodgett
farm in Randolph, was sinking a large
stone, he was caught underneath. Help
was called by telephone and he was
taken out badly bruised, but no bones
were broken.-Mrs. V. G. Goodrich of
BARRE was IN town Saturday.-The con-
dtion of Mrs. Freeman Richardson who
has been i'll with Bright's disease for
several months, is worse.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Ord Pnge.)

Hoosic Falls, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs Wes-
colt of Waterville passed Sunday at
Hugh obin's.--.Mrs. VIM. Gray and
family are moving to Cambridge juno
ton Memorial services will be held at
the Congre gational Church Sunday, May
26 The Rev. Mr.. Hardy will give the adj
dress that he is to deliver in Maine
Memorial day.-Mrs Linus Leavens is in
Berkshire this wcek.-Hollis Gray of
Winooski is passing a few days with his
parents.-About 40 of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. p. II. Kinds gave them a SUR
prise party Tuesday evening in honor of
their goth anniversary Noyes
died Tuesday morning after a long
fitness. The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at one oclock.--Patrick Shan
non is suffering from several broken ribs
and a dislocated thumb as the result of
n fall from load of hay and the load
falling upon him.-Miss Pearl Stanley
and friend. who have been visiting her
parents, returned to Burlington Tuesday
might.
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new barber shop and pool room the first
of this week.-George siicer has rented
the tenement over Henry Kings black
smith shop and expects to take possession
this week.-MNimps have made their APP
pearance in the vllalge school-Blanche
Moody Is I'll with a relapse from mumps
John Gilbert has purchased the L. L..
Hastings farm of Charles Robins.
Judge Amory Dawson died Monday night
at the home OF his son. p. w. Dawson.
Mr.. Dawson was rs years old, had been
prominent in town and county politics for
many years and was the veteran cattle
dealer Of northern Vermont.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Curtis Mudgett of Barton came
to help her father, George Sargent va
cate his home recently sold to Fred Car
row. Mr.. Sargent is to make his home
with his son-in law, Judge e. G. White
OF Hyde Park and his son, Edwin. will
go home with Mrs. Mudgett.-Frank Bur
nor has moved into the old hotel stand
at the head of Main strcet.-E. A. Gullup
and family went to Wolcott Sunday where
they attended the interment of his broth
err Joseph. who died last wnter.-1n the
absence of the Rev Ira F. Pinney the
Rev. j. X. Fuller of Johnson preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday
Henry Mudgett is ill-Mrs. Selden Crock
er and Carroll Sargent. who have been
Ill, are better.-Chauncey Crocker visited
his daughter, Mrs. r. H. Kinds Of Cam
bridge the first Of the week