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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
HILARIOUS COMEDY
At OPERA HOUSE
"A MILLIONAIRE TRAMP" WILL
BE PRESENTED TONIGHT
MOVING PICTURES AT THE
AIRDoME.

"A Millionaire Tramp" although
described as rural drama, contains
an unusual amount of hilarious COM
edy The story of the play is an in
teresting one, containing romance
CT heart interest, with the customary
finish in which right triumphs over
wrong and the william receives what
II coming to him. The play viii be
seen at the opera house matinee and
night. Monday September Q, and the
company Is said to be considerable
above the average.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
! ECHOES FROM CAIRO PULPITS
ssa..a...s.ss.ssa....a..a..

IlHs, true hearted members. therefore
ms a congregation, to secure growtl
and consequent enlarged abilities fol
good, you should earnestly supple
nlent the efforts of the man you have
called TO be your pastor Following
are few of the ways to accomplish
results
Elements Comforting Growth
% Recognize, once and for an.
that no pastor You could possibly Sc,
cure could be absolutely perfect--a
perfect pastor would prove as great a
rarity as q perfect congregation. II
criticism is ever INDUCED IN ii should
| be engendered by love and admins,
tered privately to the pastor Con.
gregatiens sometimes expect too
much Of pastors
t2) The pastor should be appre
ciated, not by permitting him unlim.
lifted sway, delegating to him tasks
that properly belong TO congregation,
nor in fulsome flattery, the syco.
plants coin, but IN CHEEKY hand.
clasps, sincere words OF appreciation
for helpful sermon, visit during
sickness, or faithful admonitiens--
and loyal support A very little
taffy is far better than much
epitaphy "Post-mortem praise does
not cheer the tired soul, nor do roses
on the casket cast a fragrance back
across life's tired way How much
better the Holy Spirit can manipulate
the brain OF an appreciated shepherd
as he visits his flock, or delivers the
Lords day message from the pulpit.
CD Regularity and punctuaAty h |
church services. President |
is notable example OF the
Always faithful ana on |
time Is the Nations chief Then, too,
i the lightning Of the sermon is lost.
little is gotten out OF the remainder.
Always hear the text. or theme stat
3D. Learn what the speaker pu
POSES doing. see if it is done In our
'wn church. the worship is an i'm
'ortant factor always preceding the /
Message
- Worship God with gifts as well
IS word-prsise, Always let the meas
ire Of your giving be as God hath
blessed. The benevolent work of
he church as we'll as pastoral sun Z
ort, must be remembered-this lat IC
er is not benevolence, the faithful /
astor always earns his salary, and i
the lsxuries OF life
ut all the comforts possible
90 Be social Greet strangers L
ask them back. Be friendly
-ith the brethren. Coil Storage
hurches and Churches of the HOLY
as aptly referred to, do
OF draw the people the people for
HON Christ died. for whom he
FUNDED the Church, DO not expect
he preacher to do all the hand-shak- .
i.
go The individual members of
re church ought to have a high
standard; it is their
lty to keep themselves 'unspotted +,
ON the world. They must keep the III
amer OF high thinking and high r
wing waving above their battle n
INKS God smiles on the efforts of -
e sincere. he helps those who help =,
emselyes. Let the Church arise 4.
III put on her power, and many souls j.
Ill be brought to Christ, ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
General Conditions.

The day was fair and quiet. there
bei4g but little stir in the air and
vida q humic " "a rs per cent The
heat caused much discomfort, Aobut
4;30 D. m. brisk breeze brought q
threatening cloud from the northwest
bl.' it passed over the city without
losing drop nor did it bring much
relief from the heat.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
Short hummer I,imnnn-

The jumper kinono is one OF the
later developements Of the popular
idea and very charming very grace
ful It is as we'll as simple in the ex-
IRENE. Indeed, it involves SO little
labor in the making that even the
bus es+ woman might have a number
while 1t falls in altogether graceful.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

becoming and satisfactory folds aad
lines In The illustration dotted
dinity Is trimmed with an embroid-
ere bar "g nut japanese silks and
liz --Vei q, woods may be usei
fLc kimono Is made in one piece
II IS 81 pped on over the head. there
being 20 opening whatsoever. straps
are attached under the arms that
form tie sleeve portions ana serve
70 keep the Rimono in Place.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

II is said that Miss Browns APP
pointment as money order clerk was
made to relieve the assistant post
master OF some Of the arduous duties
The postoffice regulations provides
for both an assistant postmaster and
a money clerk, but the late I'll Reno
filed both positions until a short time
before he died, though he drew pay
for only one position, the regulations
prohibiting any one person from
drawing more than one salary. Since
the appointment of Miss Brown as
money clerk the duties of the assist
ant postmaster are said TO be so
light, that, if such an official is re.
quired at all, he will not be required
to be in the office more than two or
three hours per day; hence, rumor
says, John c. Fisher of the Citizen
could be assistant postmaster and re,
main editor OF the Citizen also
There has not been much activity
among the several candidates for the
place in the last week According to
'eports j. II Woodward Fred Cox
and Harris Sehulze were the only
'ther names prominently mentioned
n connection with the place besides
hat OF Mr. Fisher barring the sug.
,estion Of Dick TAYLOR that his son,
Tom, would make good man for the
lace
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
Washington Forecast.

Washington, Sept. ILLINOIS
Fair Monday somewhat cooler Tues.
day Fair light west winds hecom-
ing variable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
The Grace Of Memory.

LET a. not lose the SAVIOR Of pas,
mercles and past pleasures. but ike
The voice Of bird singing in the rain
let grateful memory survive IN the
hour Of darkness.-R L. Stephenson
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
On Pnerimss. to Mecca.

The largest caravan Of pilgrims for
Mecca starts from ConstaBunopIe and
generally comprises about 10000 Der.
sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

Any Item that Is OF interest to 700
Is OF interest to yOur friends Tele
lhons your news To the Bulletiz
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
'SOME GOSSIP OF
. THE POST OFFICE
ONE or CAlRo's OLDEST CAR
RIER's REslGNs-APPolNTEE
or col. JOHN WOOD.
Appointment OF Miss Brown Relieved
Assistant Postmaster OF Much
Work--Talk of Aspirants.

Another change in the force az the
Cairo postoffice which will occasion
some surprise is the resignation Gf
James Barrow, the veteran carrier.
He left a short time for vacation
and ii is stated that Mr.. Barrow will
not return TO duty owing 10 falling
health. Mr. Barrow win be missed
by the people with whom he has so
long come in daily contact. He has
been in the service about sixteen
years. being an appointee of Col. John
Wood, deceased when he was post
and he was the only carrier
left of that administration.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

Great Truth in Few woros.
lie is most powerful who governs
himself Seneca.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

Read the Bulletin and get an the
news while It 10 nevn
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02
They acsns Abide 20. :,

nv NaTI F1UIuE E1f-|
Seine old-fashioned people THAI II
is impossible for a man to VICAR
pajamas and not be a rake.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-09-02

Difused Knowisdre.
DiHused knowledge immorializes il,
lf-Mackintosh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
WAITSF1ELD.

Mrs Earl Bcden went Saturday to
Ncwport for a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Ernest Lavage.-The Rev. and
Mrs. William Rcmcle left Monday for
Montreal where they viii remain a part
of tho wcek.-Thc sunshine circle VIII
meet at the parsonage Saturday AT fer
noon-Mrs. George Caustic and son of
burlington are visiting at II NJ.
Wa!te's.--Thc ladies of the Home Circle
are TO hold sale of fancy and useful
articles, suitable for Christmas gifts, at
the vcstry Of the Congregational Church
Friday evening December S-Mr. Nc
Lam, principal of the high school, has
gone to his home IN RYeEatc for Thanks
giving and Miss LENA Miller. teacher
in the primary department, to her home
in Randolph Alice Bushnell, who
has been in Heaton hospital the past
month for treatment. IS expected home
this week. Mr., ana Mrs O. NJ. Eaton
and daughter Grace, left Tuesday for
Proctor and Pittsford Mills. After Il
short visit there. Mr.. Eaton will go
on to Florida whore he expects to pa IS
the wiuter.-Charles Wilder of Brattle-
horo was i'm town the last OF the week
looking after the sale of the home place.
formerly occupied 10y his father, the
late William wilder. 10 j. G. Tabor,
consideration, s9Do-Hcnry Wood is ILL.,
Miss Annie Dale went to Island Pond
Monday to substitute In the bank dur
ing the absence OF ono Of the en-
plOycs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
WESTFIELD.

The Christian Endeavor society mas
elected the following officers: President,
William y Gilpln; vics-president, Wal
tor u. Boil. recording secretary, Dana
Gupin: co responding secretary, W. ID.
Bel; treasurer. Homer r. Hitchcock
The average attendance at meetings has
been about 20 Tho society cleared IT.
self from debit spring the summer for
the first time in several Ycars.-The Rev
w ". Farman VIII again preach in
the Congregational 'hurches here and in
Troy next SundaY.--The Rev. J. II. Wal
lace of Richford viii continue for the
present to conduct services at th"
Methodist Church here.-Mrs. Robert
Trumpass and daughter of Woodsvillc,
\. II, are passing .wo weeks with Mrs.
William umpass,-Lumbcrng opera
tions in this vicinity will be extensive
this winter as usual-The primary
school, taught by Miss Jacques, closed
last week. The upper school, taught by
Miss Lena Taylor of Derby. closes this
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
DERBY.

Gerald, the S year ola son OF William
Hammond, died Sunday night with
pneumonia He had been sick a day or
two hut his parents did not think It
necessary to call a physician, but used
the usual remedies for Il cold Sunday n
doctor was called and found the little
follow in n high fever. with Temporal
ture at Jos He died in n few hours Of
heart failure Wesley Kelly's little son
Percy t. also sick with pneumonia -
Eva Aulis and Meta Sloan are no bet
tor. 10th being very low with pneumonia
The graded school closed last Friday
Miss Helen Comings. one Of tlo teachers,
went to Berkshire Saturday TO visit her
Frandmothc. and other friends Mrs
Frasier OF Canada is visiting her cousin.
Mrs. y. n Comings.-Charles Soarlcs
was married in Boston last weok.-Frank
Harvey is settling up his business here
a rapidly as possible. He and his
mother go soon TO California to reside
Mrs, Edgccomhc, the prcocptrcss Of the
academy, sick the first of the week.
George MOranville is quito sick with
blood poisoning c. scd by running a
nail into his finger and also by a bad
cut over his eye, There are no hopes Of
his recovery. Mrs Alon2o Bates has
been confined to tho house some time
with a hard cold.-Mrs Annie Grcggs'
school in district No. II closed Friday
night with an exhibition azarre La
fountain returned from the Notre Dame
hospital in Montreal Saturday night.
The physicians there gave him no hope,
and dared not attempt an operation in
his weakened condition. Mr. NORM re-
turned Tuesday, having received no
benefit from his tourney.--Charles Young
has been quite out OF health the past
week, His son Myron Is home from
Plattsburgh FOR his vacation. Mrs. Her
bert Hayward IS sck.-Mrs. Edward
Haley Is visiting friends in town. Mrs
o. W. Kelley Is recovering George
Hopknson has shtngled and made other
repairs upon one OF his barns by which
a worthless building has been made a
very useful storehouse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
CHELSEA.

Charles NJ. Blaisdcll has sold his two
hundred acre farm on the Ncrshire road
two miles from the village, to Charles f.
Davis With the farm were included the
hay, grain, live stock and farming tools
the consideration being s3,Cn.-B. r
Pratt and family Of Williamstown have
moved to the Z. D. Abbott farm on the
Strafford road which Mr.. Pratt has
Sought.--Moses E George who has been
n. is able to be on the street again. -
Miss Gladys Lyon, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. DR.. A. b. Smith for n
fortnight. has accepted a position in the
New England telephone central Office at
White River Junction.-Alvah Bohonnon
of Illinois and James NJ. Sanford were
visiting old army comrades in Marsh
field and Plainneld last week
Mabel Kearney Of Minneapolis, who has
Joined her mother for the winter. was
in the recent railroad wreck at Mooer's
lake near Ottawa, Canada. Several
people were killed but she escaped with
only the loss Of her trunk which was
hurned.-The village schools have closed
for Thanksgiving recess. A very enjoy
able entertainment was given by the pu-
pills Of the intermediate and primary
ker, aged o. years and two months, a
farmer at the extreme southwest corner
Of Chelsea died Saturday simply Of old
age. He was born within a few rods Of
where he always lived. He was the old
asst man in town.-Niiss Florence T.
Epear left town Tuesday FOR White
River Junction. where she has employ
,nent.--County Examiner John NJ. Com
stock was In Bradford November ?6 and
q conducting teachers combinations
Charles NJ. Bla'sdell has bought Of Dr.
Fred L. Beckwith the former Lewis G.
Reckw!th dwelling house and land on tho
Tunbrdge highway. ThauksGiv-
ing services will be held at the Meth
pdist Church this evening. the Rev. Fred
Daniels. the pastor, preaching the SER
mona promenade will he given at the
twon hall for the benefit OF the Chelsea
cornet band this evening Charles II.
Baraw, the butcher. has been suffering
with blood poisoning In hts arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28

oners at the Jail during the month Of
october and to November g. The total
amount earned by the prisoners during
this time was s192S5. The expenses were
1850 leaving net profit of s97 35 a
meeting of the prison board will be held
some time next month to consider the
matter Of finding work for intoxication
and breach of tho peace prisoners. Dur
ing the past few weeks there has been
but very little for them to do, and many
have been idle
Judge Hiram Carleton yesterday signed
an order committing James Bowers OF
this city to the State hospital for the
insane at Waterbury at the expense of
the Stale
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
LOWELL.

The winter term of school will open
Monday December 2. with the following
teachers; Village, higher grade, Helen
Stephenson; primary Sybil Warren;
LaClair, Alice IAClair; north, Caddic
Stephenson; south Mary Chamberlain
Of North Troy; Stehbins, Madge Martin
of Westfcld; Richards, Grace Powers
Fred Bcllrosc has sold his farm to Mr.
WNson.-Miss Alice LaClair returned
Saturday from South Rycgatc, where she
has been teaching.-The Lowell Drama
tic club will present Nevada at tho
NJ W. A. hall Tuesday evening Misses
Zana Barre, Ethel and Lnnic New
ton arc at home for the THANKSGIVING
recess from the normal school in John
son.-Charles Sullivan has purchased Of
the town the property known as the
Murray farm.--On account OF illness
Miss Gladys Tillotson is at home from
johnson, where she has been attending
the normal school.--Thc remains OF Mrs,
Richard Shepherd Of lrasburgh were
brought here for internlent Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER,.

George Parker, who had been III for
somo time. died Tuesday Nov. 10, The
funeral was held Thursday at 1890 at
the home OF Wesley Swan, the Rev.
s. H. Smith officiating Miss Annie Mes
ser OF Randolph has been visiting IN
town.-Mr and Mrs. BROOKS OF Royalton
have been few days with their daughter.
Mrs. PlinY Kinsman.-4Mr. and Mrs. Drill
Slavery of Goshen have been visiting their
son. Walter Savery.-Miss Edna Morse
Is at home from Randolph for Thanks
giving William Mintlcr died recently In
Chicago Of typhoid fever. The body will
be brought here for burial.
A Thanksgiving service will be held at
the Methodist Church at 1000 n m.
to-day.--Mrs. pike of Montpelier is
visiting her son, the Rev. n VI. shaw
Earl Doty of New Britain. Conn, was
in town Sunday.-H. r. Hancock has
moved 10 Montpelier and has hired T..
Richardson OF Montpelier to take care
of tho farm and stock.-Roger Hovey Is
very low and there Is scarcely any hope
of his recovery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
WATERBURY.


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colo, have arrived TO VISIT MT Hayes $
nAthor Mrs. NiIllam Hayes Tor sew
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Miss Nellie Lynch has gone to Pitts
ford where she has position IN the
sanatorium.-- Miss Lillian Kilburn viii
left Monday for Middlehury to work in
the office Of tho New England Telephone
Cp.-E. A. Palmer has gone to Sandy
HIN and Warrenshurg. n y for n sew
eral weeks stay.-Mrs Nellie Rckford
Of northampton. Mass. Is the guest Of
Mrs T.. G. Spooner.-Mrs. w. II. Wright
has purchased the LYDIA q. Case pro-
perry in Park street: consideration So
750.-The ladies' Of the Conversational
Church realized s25 from their food sale
SaturdaY.--A class If ten were confirm
cd by Bishop Hall at St Thomas Epis-
copal Church Sunday.
10. phi Beaureg1rd and Miss Lucy
Fosha were married Monday morning
at eight o'clock at 81. Mary's Church.
Father ]. j. Royle performed the ccre-
mony.-Mrs, William r. Marsh ard two
children left Monday for few weeks
stay with her parents In Springfield.
Mass.-H Williams of Washington. d.
c., was the guest Of Mrs F. NJ Pierce
and daughter Monday.-Stephen w
Evans. formerly Of this town. and Miss
Elizabeth Manaley were married Mon
day at Ticonderoga, n Y The wedding
took place at seven o'clock at st Marys
Catholic Church Father Nolan por-
forming tho ceremony. The maid Of honor
was Miss Anna Manalcy n sister Of tho
bride. Tho best man was Edward
Thompson. After n brief trip Mr. and
Mrs. Evans will reside IN Ticondoroga,
where Mr. Evans Is engaged In business
Leon Chandler has movod to the Jones
house on Champaign roet.-Miss Greta
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
BRADFORD.

Mrs. +. A. Carter was called to Mont
pelier last week by tic death Of little
Ruth Doty, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
V. A. Doty,-Mrs, Ellen McNeice was
called to East Hardwlck Monday by thu
scrious illness Of her brother. ]. H.
GeorFe-Alr. and Mrs. A, r, Hunt and
two children, Harold and Lucille, Of
Lebanon, n. H.. are visiting Mr.. Hunts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Hunt
Mrs Eta Merrill and son, Glenn, are
guests OF Mrs, d. X. Andross.Mr and
Mrs. Fred Everett of Montpelier are
visiting his parents DR. and Mrs, F. H.
Everett.-Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Kimbal
Of Lancaster, n. H., are in town with
frends,-The senior class of the high
school gave the play a Regiment Of
Two" at village hail Tuesday evening -
4 Thanksgiving hall has held in the
lrrnory Wednesday evening -Trescott
Chase IS at home from Guildhall.-rhere
will be a basket ball game at village hall
Friday evening between Ney%bury town
eam and Bradford high school team,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28

Of Dorchester, Mass, have boon tho
guests Of his father VI. L. Wyman, tho
past week,-There will be no services At
the Methodist Church next Sunday
Mrs. Sarah c. Tucker, who has been
with friends In town since July /, went
IN Barre Tuesday TO pass some time with
Mrs. NJ n. Gordon.-Msses Mary
Leonard and Helen Boutwell, were In
Montpelier the first Of the week.-Miss
Annie Chedel is ut homc from her school
In West Woodstock and Alice Chedei
from Felchville Miss Susie Stafford il
In East Wallngford. the guest Of he
sister, Mrs. william Hapar The Rev
Fl. r. Merrill NJ Fairlee was in town sat.
urday.-Miss Kate f. Wilson came home
from her school in Mortified Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
RANDOLPH CENTER.

The condition Of Luke Parish is
slightly !mproved.-J. G. Mann Of South
Dakota is visiting in town.-Mrs. Gray
of Waterbury. Conn, Is at the old home
stead.-The first entertainment In tn"
lecture course was given Friday evening
by the Elna Smith company To an APP
Drcc!ative audience. The next number is
the Dunbar company Of bell ringers and
singers at normal hall December 1.-The
normal school closed Saturday and the
ira ming school Friday for the Thanks
giving recess. Both schools will open
December 3.-Mrs. Ellen O'Grady an !
children of RoXhury are guests this
week of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
ROlin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28

Academy nnd Newport high school re-
sulting In victory for N, II. g.. 20 to
20. Tho second game was between West
Derby grammar school and Barton
grammar school West Derby winning
u to S,
Mrs II. H. Searles left Sunday night
for Gary. Ind, where she will Join
her husband who is n bookkeeper in q
steel plant.-Mr and Mrs. e. H. Boden
of Quartz, Cal. who have been passing
the summer with friends in this vi
cinity. will return home this week.
II. q. Smith has the contract for build
ing the Yacht club house and will be-
gin work as soon as the material
which Is being sawed at Prouty S
Miller's mill. is ready. The contract
names April as the time limit.--Prof
RI. r. Parker passed Sunday with his
parents in Coaticook. 7. Q.-The Or
lcans Trust company will raise the
rate Of interest to dcpositors to four
per cent. beginning January 1.-The
R,v. Z. NJ Fuller Of Burlington nd
dressed n union meeting at the Bap-
fist church sunday eVcnlng.--The Peo-
pies laundry will he closed for six or
seven weeks to repair the damage
caused hv fire saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Currier are the
parents uf a son born November A.-Mr.
and Mrs. George r Root, who have
been passing a few weeks with friends
in Boston, returned Monday.-D. c.
I.cavltt Is ill.-A union Thanksgiving
meeting Will bc held in the Congrega-
tonal Church this evening at 1880 -
Mrs. G. H. Green, who has been visiting
, her daughter In Boston returned the
first Of tine wcek.--Capt Thomas Norton
has placed his steamer in winter quar-
tors and left Monday for his camp at
the uDpcr end of the lake.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-28
FORESTDALE.

James Sullivan is visiting relatives In
Boston.-Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Willett
are passing week with Mr.. Wiletts
parents at Whallonshurg, y. Y.-Miss
Emaline Seaman. who has been teach
ing in Chester, Is passing her vacation
ut her home In this placc.-Mrs. Carrie
Demo is visiting in Proctor.-Mr, and
Mrs. Oliver LaFranCe and daughter are
visiting relatives in Castleton.-Schools
will begin Monday with the same teach
ers.--Mrs Matilda Forticr Is il.-The
Woman's Auxiliary met with Mrs.
Clarence Collins Wednesday afternoon.
Tho next meeting VIII be with Mrs
GEORGE fIOag