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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10

KINSMAN.-- Esther Cecilia Kins-
man, wife of Ralph Kinsman, died at
her home in Beaver county, Oklaho-
ma, Dec. 20, 1906, being at the date
of her death % years, l month and
7 days old.
Esther was born at Muchakinock,
Mahaska county, Iowa, Nov. p, 1884,
and there she spent the early days OF
her ne. At the age of about thirteen
years Esther moved with her parents
to White Oak, Mahaska county,
where she lived up to the date of her
marriage to Ralph Kinsman, July IL
1906, and then moved to Beaver coun-
ty, Oklahoma, where she died. She
had lived there but a short time when
she was taken sick with typhoid few
eer, followed by spinal meningitis.
Her last words were, Il am going to
see God" Esther was loved by all
who knew her. She leaves a husband,
father an mother, two sisters and
three brothers TO mourn their loss.
Weep not, father, mother, sisters and
brothers, Esther is asleep in the arms
of Jesus, where none ever wake to
weep. we sympathize with the pc
reayed family.
Again the heavenly call has come,
Another soul has taken its flight,
The Father babe the dear one home,
Into the land of love and lign,.
And though our hearts with SORROW
are laden
For wife, daughter, sister dear,
We hear voice out of the darkness,
Calling sweetly, Be of good cheer"
Earth has lost ,one of her treasures,
| Tis heavens gain, she's blossoming
there.
/ If we could call her back again,
Who'd be the one, oh, who would
dare? "A Friend.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND
MARRIAGES.

ROMMEL- DELASHMUTT.-A at
home card has reached us from Chi
cago, styled Albert w. Rommel,, M.
Annie DeLashmutt, married Thurs
day, Dec. 20, 1906. At home after
the first of February, Mexico City,
Mexico" Mrs. Rommel is well known
by all our people and especially dis
tinguished herself in scholastic cir
cles in the county, having been a
teacher and superintendent of county
schools. Mr.. Rommel is a wealthy
mine owner of Mexico. He met his
bride at the opening of the Comanche
country, when in the crowd at Ell
Reno he proffered his assistance to
her, and a party of ladies in getting
registered. A correspondence has
continued, resulting in him meeting
her at Chicago, where he came, on his
way from a trip to New York, the
wedding taking place. They will pass
through Perry some time this month
on their way home to Mexico and will
make short stay here with rela-
tiyes. The many friends of the bride
here join in heartiest congratulations
and wish them success and happiness
in their marital venture.-Perry, Ok
Iahoma, Republican.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Recelpts and openlnq Prlees.

Receipts and Opening Prices.
Estimated receipts for today-Hogs,
&c, 900. Opening prospects weak 10
) lower than yesterdays best time.
Cattle, $4,000. Steady. sheep, 22,-
900. Steady.
Hogs left over yesterday, 1922.
ofiicial receipts yesterday-Hogs,
1891. Cattle. 6,722; sheep. 6,s41.
onicial shipments yesterday-Hogs,
sizes. Cattle. 4,494. Sheep, 2.90s.
Hogs-M Market price dull; weak 10
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many ways during the recent illness
and the death of their husband and
father, Edward Donnelly, their APP
probation of the kindness and fayors
extended.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10

Truant oficer John Pendray has
been busy the past few days rounding
up children who disregard the new
compulsory school law.
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McMULLEN.-- Harriet l.. Hutton
was born in Franklin county, Ohio,
April 20, 1886, and died at her home
in What Cheer, Iowa, Dec. %, 1su6
of bronchitis and liver trouble, aged
20 years, s months and days.
Deceased was united in marriage
to Benjamin f. McMullen, of Cham
paigne county, Ohio, Dec. Z, 1S56,hav,
ing lived to see their 50th wedding
anniversary, one-half century Of Ines
joys and sorrows they had shared
constant and true to the end. To
know her was to love her, and her
family will live to emulate. her life
and cherish her memory in their
common lives. Her husband took
her to visit her daughter in Clinton
Iowa, Mrs. G. r. Hayes. She was not
well when she went, but stayed five
weeks. but despite all the kindness
chat loving hearts and hands could
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MARKETS

The following range of prices "a,
Chicago delivery are fur iehn BY
l. G. Furman broker, over the orr
vate wire Of the Celia Com. G roou
Is, Evans Building.
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DONNELLY-The funeral of the
late Ed. Donnelly was held Sunday
morning from st. Mary's Catholic
church The body was taken from
the residence, No. sol South B. ST.,
to the church at $3.50 o'clock and the
building was filed with friends. rela
tives and those who had known the
man in life. The sermon of Rev
Father ReniEan. was particularly ap
propriate and held the closest atten
ton of those present.
The pail bearers We're Dennis Ra
gan, James Glass, Pat McDonough
Mike Monks, Dan Rillihan and James
]. OHearn. The casket was covered
with the floral tributes of those neal
to the family circle.
lac deceased was good man. He
was Industrious and hardworking and
provided well for his family. He hat
the respect of all who knew him and
was a most desirable citizen. The de
ceased was the father OF thirteen chill
dren, all but two of whom survive
him. They are in the order of theil
age, Mrs. Ella Cluster, of Des Moinesi
the. twin sons, Tom and WILTON re
Gently was killed in an accident al
Davenport Name. a nurse in ths
Mercy hospital at Des Moines; John
Kate. Margaret. Harry. Charles,
James, yernie. Fred and Annie.
Mrs. Margaret Donnell-r and family
desire to express TO the many friends
and neighbors who aided them in &
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Don't forget the Herald would like
TO get all the news possible
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-01-10

The Movement Of Grain.
Today's Wheat SO cara
corn, 1893; oats, 1os.
Contracted for-Wheat, %; corn, 0
and oats, 30.
Cash Grain Market.
Chicago. Wheat Vs. 'Orn'
oats, 347S
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WANTS 4 FOR SIX

WANTED We want you to know
that you may book your orders now
for our Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching, and that we have some
young cockerels for sale. Hites
Brothers, Beacon, Iowa. Phone
"a 24w1 4ew,
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

January 9, 1907.
Open High. Low UIoE
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til the end came Mrs. Clark was g. years
old and besides a husband. leaves SIS
tor. Mrs Evelire Mosler Of West Berk-
shire. and four daughters, Mrs F p
Moran Of West Medford, Mass. Mrs
@. A Conner Of Richtord, Mrs. Charles
Barber of Fast Pinnacle. Que, and Mrs
Beach Prayer services will he held from
tho home Of Mrs Beach, this morning
a 1l:S0 o'clock, and tho remains will he
taken to Richford. where the funeral will
be held at the Baptist Church, Friday
morning at ten o'clock
Mrs Charles H. Wiley is confined &c
her he'd with severe injuries received
from a fall Yesterday w the icv wake
in tho park
In city court yesterday John Asc'tira
and George Westbrook were convicted ~
first offenses Of intoxication. Fines Of s
and costs were imposed in each case.
The wedding ~ Miss Sadie Rcarlor
and J. Monette was solemn!zed at s.
Mary's rectory Yesterday afternoon a.
40 o'clock. The ceremony was Qar-
formed by tho Rev. r. ]. Cahll. Mr.
and Mrs Monette left on the Rouses
Point evening train on their wedding
trip.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

A. r. White, proprietor ~ MountEiow
creamery. pal for the month OF october
"a 10 cents \ pound for Iftter rat. or
SIS per hundred for 4 per cent milk
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. y. r.
White rendered them 80 -urpiis" party
Thursday evening, Their first wedding
anniVersary.--Nls Ethc'iuda Eich of
burlington is the gues of her grand
parents. DR.. and Mrs. ". H. II. NarneN
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
Church cleared So at fhrir Christmas
salc-Miss Lulu Jackm90 is at home
from Randolph norm" school for
Thanksgiving. Charles I'1tris and SON
Stanton, of Middlebury passed Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. Avery
Harris Mrs. Otto Palmer is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bra rd-Emmons
Dart. who has been ASST sting y. r.
White in the creamery is III with rh"u-
mHtism.-L 5. Jones OF Bristol is pass
ing a few days with Mr. md Mrs. A. \.
ElisOn.-Thc children ot 'he Loyal Tenn
perance Legion and thosn Interested in
il, are invited to meet H..b Mrs. w. II.
II. Narnev Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock.--Mrs. Howard tosburg Is at
homo from a weeks visit in Claremont
y. H.
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THOMAS KELLEY'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court, for
the District of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons inter
ested I'm the estate of Thomas Kelley,
GREETING
whereas, application hath been made
to this Court in writing, by the ad-
ministrator of the state of Thomas
Kelley, late of IfinesburGh, praYirg
for license ana authority to sell the
whole OF the real estate OF said dc
ceased for the payment of debts ana
charges OF administration, setting forta
therein the amount of debts due from
aid deceased, the charges of admin
istration, the amount Of personal eS-
tate and the situation of the real es-
tate.
Whereupon the said Court appointed
nd assigned the 13tn day of December,
1907, at the Probate Court rooms.
In said district, to hear and decide
upon said application and petition,
therein, by publishing said order, to-
gether with the lime and place OF
hearing. three weeks successfully in
newspaper which circulates In tho
neighborhood OF those persons inter
ested in said estate, all which pub
Hcations shall be previous TO the day
assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned. then and there In said
Court, to make your objections to the
granting OF such license II you soc
cause
Court rooms, this 25th day of Novem-
MARcELLUs A, BINGHAM.
aa.wst Judge.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. llanlcy Of Essex Junction Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Kenyon. -
Miss Oliver of Lebanon. n. H., is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward t'rechette.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
at the tnivcrsaljst Church last evening,
the Rev. T. =. Treat OF the Congrega-
tionnl Church delivered the address,
Mrs Hattie Sherman and daughter OF
Burlington are guests OF Mrs. sherman 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Green. The G.
A. II. club gave n dance in Bellevue hai'
last evening. Mrs. Wildman of BurlinE
ton furnished music. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morton have gone to Georgia to pass
Thanksgiving with her parents.-Bert
Towne OF Bellows Falls is the guest or
his father, Albert Towne.-Mrs. Delbcrt
Parker and daughter went to Milton yes
tcrday for several days yisit-Mrs. n.
J. Hall and children went Yesterday to
Jericho, whore they will fpend THANKS
giving with Mr.. and Mrs Leon Halle.
VI. Burnham OF Burington was In town
ay.-AIss KATHERINE Treat, assist
ant principal of the high school, left
yesterday for Cleveland. Ohio, where she
will pass the winter vacation with her
parents Miss Josephine Gleason ot the
University of Vermont e at home for q
short vacation Mir AMI Mrs. W. j."
Wright are In Montpelier to-day.-Th'
A. O. n. fair will close saturday even
ing-Mss Hubbard left Yesterday Tor
her home in Swenton.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

A pretty wedding took place Thurs
day evening ut the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George IIogaboom, when their
daughter, Mis- Minnie, was married TO
Homer D. Smith Tho ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. =. Davis, pas
tor of the Baptist Church Clesson
Barnes was best man and Miss Ethel
James, bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs Smith
VIII reside here on Depot street
state Veterinary j. G. Parker, who has
been testing cattle In this section, found
the herds OF s. X. Burt ]. A. Mason and
j.. /" Marsh free from disease Two
herds numbering IS head, on tho farms
of j. G. Hammond, had % diseased aud
two were found among the 20 of II. Il.
Towle Flight inches of snow fell Mon
day.-.Mrs Ann n. Kimball n sister NJ
the late Dr. w. II. Hutchinson, whose
home Is in Manchester. n. H., Is a
visitor in town.. W. Pomcroy return
cd Monday night from a weeks stay i'm
Boston and vicinity Tho Hon. DIN Mer-
rilI left Tuesday for Boston, where with
Mrs. Merrill and their daughter, Helen.
they will visit for few days. They cN-
poet TO pass Thanksgiving with their
daughter Miss Anna. at Iasell Semin-
airy in Auhurndale.--Mr and Mrs. NJ. D.
Andrus of AustinburE. Ohio. have re
turned home after n six weeks' visit in
this viciuity.-The high and graded
schools closed Yesterday for the rest %
this week The schools in town district
Will open Monday after two weeks vAca.
tion.-The Wachusett Creamery COM
pany completed an ice house 2ix52-A
sale is to be held at Mrs. Y. \. irish
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

In the last issue Of the Churchmar Is
notice Of the removal Of the Rev r
II. Blunt from Iouia Mich. to Vim
cennes Ind. MI Blunt was rector Of
the Episcopal Church hero last year and
moved to Ionia, Mich. ntnc months ago.
Jennie S. Halo was r. Burlington over
Sunday.--A ThankSgivine service WI aa
held at the Episcopal Church this
evening at seven o'clock-The Rev. Ny.
Urban is I'll and there We're no services
at the Union Church Sunday.-The boiled
dinner which was served by the Ladies
Aid society in the Union Church dining
rooms Thursday evening was We'll at
tended s9.56 being realized Irving Chase
Is III with the mumps.--MrS Susan
Manner Is visiting her son, sidney Wan
ger OF Herrick
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SHELBURNE.

William Harmon OF Montpelier is pass
ing Thanksgiving at his home here &C.,
Russell Goodsell is recovering from hron-
chtis.-Alhcrt Wckson Is able to he out
after long confinement with an injured
foot-The Shclhurne orchestra furnished
music for a dance In the Woodmen' s
hall Tuesday evening Service will re
held at Trinity Church to-day at 10 n.
m with sermon and holy communion.
The sunday evening service viii be hold
at p. m. with second sermon during
the season of Advent which begins Sun
day.-Thc village schools closed ycstcr-
day FOR the Thanksgiving recess.-Henrv
Thorn" of Burr 4 Burton Seminary.
Manchester is passing the THANKSGIVING
recess at his home here.
All tie schools closed "Wednesday
until Monday, December mir. and
Mrs J. II. pevett will pass to-day in
Grand Islc.--l, q. Kelley has moved
to HincsburEh where he has rented
the Sidney Ray farn,--Miss Lucia f..
Stoddard is in Waterbury nursing DR..
Grouts son, who was operated on for
appendicitis Tuesday.--Henry Peria Of
TicondcroEa and Fred peria of Bur
lington visited their father. Allen
Peria. Thursday.-E. =. Gebhardt will
return from New York to-day
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REFLECTIONS or 4 BACHEI. OR.

When n man will diet It's with some
thing he won't eat anyway.
The more a girls photograph looks like
an angel the more surprised her family
would be to know It.
A woman can never get so fat that
she doesn't wonder how some other
woman's drcssmaker can fit her.
It's the man who hasn't any balance In
the bank who makes the most fuss about
II cashing only small checks.
Even when man IS in such hurry
nj breakfast that he can't look at his
newspaper he believes 1t helps him Ia
catch his train not to let anybody else
touch it.-Ncw York Press
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Hungerford Sunday, November "a
Charles Chapman is III with the humps
Mr., and Mrs. A. T. Burdck of High
gate Center passed Sunday at Francis
Frost's-A whist party was held at An
drew Hemenway's Tuesday evening in
honor OF their daughter, Calista, who
has been III for some time but is much
better. She will be 81 years old to-day
School Will open here Monday with tho
same teachers as last term, the Misses
Sylvia stinehour and Hazel McGowen. -
Mrs. Martha Smith and son, Thomas,
visited relatives I'm Sheldon over Sun
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WINOOSKI.

The marriage Of Maxine Couulard
and Miss Rea Corron took place at 81.
Francis Navier thurch Monday morn
ing. Tho ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. J. +. Audot. The bride was
attended by Louis Daigle, and Nelson
Couillard acted as best man. Following
the ceremony. wedding breakfast was
served at the home or the groom on
West Spring street. Mr.. and Mrs
Couillard left on the morning train for
DrummondVillo, p. @, for a short we'd
ding trip after which they will make
their home In this village
The marriage of Ovila Dugal and
Miss Aldiana Piche, daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Victor Piche Of IIickok street.
was sulcmnized at St Francis Navicr
Church Tuesday morning by tho Rev
j. +. Audet. The bride was attended
by her father. Victor Piche. while Sam
uel Narcotic attended the groom.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Pase)

son savilc went to East Berkshire
Wednesday to pass Thanksgiving with
Mrs Safford's relatives.--E. Il. Alger
is at home from New Hampshire where
m il employ d. Fred Foster went to
Taunton. Mass. Wednesday where
he has employment. Roswell Hum
phrey is moving from the Bixby
house on Leo river to the Cashmere
farm-Mlsses Elsie JOY and MadGe
Rood were at home from Burlington
over Sunday.-ITarvcy Olmstead of st
Albans was at T.. j. Yandaw's over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hall Of Burlington
VIII spend Thanksgiving here with their
son and family. Mrs Halls mother. Mrs.
George McCoum, and uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Parkn of Pittsburg
Pa. will he there
s. r. Curtis went Wednesday to Itill
\. IT., to pass Thank sgi living with Mrs
Curtis, who is there for her health
Mrs Frank Castle and son. willard.
~ Addison are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. Willard.-A. c.
Brown is in Montpelier for few days
Miss Elizabeth kremct OF st Mary's
Academy is visiting Miss Ellen Cos
tcllo.-Mrs. Clara Howe IL visiting in
Ferrishurgh.-Theod Williams is 1T
home from the University of Vermont
for the Thanksgiving vacation. Miss
Frances liadd returned Tuesday from
Ellenburg, n. Y, and has gone to
Berkshire for Thanksgivlng-It IS
expected the young people from COL
chester will give THE District school,
here early I'm Dcccmbcr.--Miss Beat
rice MCGEE is at home from Burling-
ton for a short vacation.--Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Whitney returned Wednesday
from Milton where they have been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry Co.'S
tello.--The annual meeting of the Con-
Rregational Church aud society will
be held Wednesday evening.
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UNDERHILL.

quiet pul pretty wedding took place
TUESDAY afternoon. when Miss Jessie j.
Russin ana Hcrmie y Macha were
united in marriage by the brides pastor
the Rev. e, h. Atwood, at the parsonage
The bride was attended by Miss Alice
Aver and tho bridegroom by Henry
Aver. The bride was gowned in blue
chiffon Panama and wore a blue velvet
party drove to tho home of the bride s
uncle "A d. Myette. where supper was
served lew relatives and intimate
trends being present The bride received
many heautful and useful gifts. Mr.
ana Mrs Macha will be al home IN
Westford after December !.
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WESTFORD.

Hugh Smith is at home from WASH
ington, ID. C.--Mrs, b. j, Chase of I'm
derhil is visiting her sister Mrs, James
Shcldon.-While George Fay was return-
ing home from the creamery Sunday
morning the forward axle broke Mr..
Fay was thrown over the dasher struck
on his head and was hurt quite serious
ly.-MOnday was the tenth anniversary
OF the marriage of Mr., and Mrs Ray
Grow, and IN the evening a houseful of
friends gathered to celebrate the event,
The band, OF which Mr.. Grow is a
member, played several pieces and re-
freshmcnts were served About $1,000 in
cash ana some cut glass were left as
RENE mbra noes
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. II. l. Kemp went 10 Randolph
saturday for q weeks stay with her
parents. ana was Joined Monday by the
Rev. II. J. kemp.-Mrs. Fanny Lewis Is
i'll Miss Greta Norton HIS been suffering
with notwithstanding Ross Is confined
to his bed with the grip.-Mrs. Julia
Morrill, is improving Che IS now with
her daughter. Mrs. q. ". Norton-A
missionary society was organized here
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Kemp. The Thursday evening prayer
meeting viii be held at Guy Bickford's
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

club scored a distinct succecs with their
present alton of the drama "Out In the
Street the evening OF November 20,
The cast was OF uniform excellence
which renders individual praise dfflcut
The actors were: NJ +. Ryan, Miss
Mary Adl1cn. Miss Mary Leddy. T. j.
Barrett, ]. T. Ieddy, Miss Nellie Dorr,
Miss Helena Fitzsimons, ]. r. Ftzs!m-
ons +. F.. Marlov' and j. A. Campbell.
Selections by thorus snd songs by
Miss Campbell and Miss L. E. Cayo add
ed to the enjoyment Of the evening. Sup
per was served.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs Irene Wight is recovering from
the grip.-Jonu shcan will move to his
fathers farm in the sprus.-R L. Mills
ana family visited his sister Mrs. G.
Sanderson, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. w. 6.
Bake Will pass Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. r. NJ. Blake, in ST, Al
hans'-Mr aud Mrs. u. r. Bean left
TUESDAY might for Scotty.le. Mich, TO
pass few weeks with Mr and Mrs. w,
w Robinson Mrs Jennie Fay, Harry
and Fay Berry expect to go to Rich
mond for Thankspi,-tpg
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HINESBURGH.

Chittendou County creamery paid
sl.36 for October milk.-Thc Rev T.
NJ. Fuller will address q union meet
ing at the Methodist Church in the
interest Of Sunday school work in Yer
mont, Sunday at 1880 a. ms. -.
Reed will open . harness shop hire
next month.--Nr. Ripley has taken the
Edison owen farm In Starksboro. -
Edison owen is moving into his home
in the village.-At the homo Of John
DwYer in Moretown at p. m. Novom-
Der %. there was a quiet wedding,
when Earl Dryer and Ina l.. Sears Of
TineshurRh were married by the Rov.
William ~ Roberts, pastor of the
Moretown Methodist Church, Light
refreshments were served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwycr re-
turned to Iinesburgh Tuesday, whore
| they will reside.