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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

! 2, 1907
Hsusu9uaKsNeusususseueusss
The Social World
SsusususnsasuansusnsnaRsasS
PRosPEcTuA
Sunday.
oUd a9 bt
monday
Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets IN after |
noon at Carnegie library Lesson Re
view Of the third and fourth acts OF |
Winter Tales
Modren Priscilla club meets IN
afternoon.
Pastime Euchre club meets In after
noon with Mrs f. NJ. Ross, 2l5 North |
Ash street.
Mrs. E. o. Ber6er entertains the
Guthrie Whist club In the afternoon
at her home, 52l Nast Springer ave
nue..
Wednesday.
Mrs J. T. Boles entertains the kar
tensplelers club In the afternoon al
her home. 304 East Villas.
Y. NJ C. A. and z w. C. A. give free
ice cream social In evening at Y. NJ
G. A headquarters In Carnegie
library.
Thursday
Zlmmermans orchestra gives dance
in evening at Electric park
Friday.
Friday Afternoon Euchrc club
meets in afternoon. place to be an
nounced later 4a
eaturday.
Miss Carolyn Williams en,ertaiHs
the Smart Set club.
Coming Events.
Mrs louise Askew entertnins the
Etude club Thursday evening, Oct. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Post returk
ed this morning FROM their honey
moon trip through the South and will
be at home TO their many friends at
| f23 East Mansnr avenue after Novem.
Der lst Mr. Post is the well known
! Guthrie newspaper correspondent.
The bride was formerly Miss Fay
! Smith of Carthage, Mo. and is welf
known In this city. having made vislt
here the past two winters.
Councilman r. V. Smith and wife
are visiting in Oklahoma city today.
Mrs. r. e. Morrison and little
daughter Josephine. of Ponca City,
are visiting Mrs Morrisona sister,
Miss Ida NIback on East Noble
avenue.
Miss Norman has returned from a
visit ~ Oklahoma CITY with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Kari j. Filson. of
Kansas city, spent Sunday In the city
with Mr. Filson's parents. Secretary
and Mrs. Chas H. Filson, az 32l
/ North First street
Miss Catherine Williams Of Kansas
City, is the guest of her uncle and
aunt MIR and MRS. } y. Peck
The w. C.. T. U will meet Friday
afternoon at go o'clock with Mrs
A. NJ Bennett a. i24 East Noble
ayenue.
] Mrs. j. K Miller, formerly OF this
city and now Of Mulhail is here visit
Ing friends.
Mrs. Colonel T. S. Jones accom-
panied by her daughter Mrs Doolit
tie. left this morning for Claremore
I. r., to spend several weeks at that
resort
DR.. ana Mrs e. w VanBrum, a
Watonga, are the guests of Mr. anl
Mrs James Baxter at POI Noril
Broad street
Miss Gertie King IS In the city from
Prague
Mrs. Hugh Scott left on the mornini
{ train for Oklahoma City 70 visit VIA
; her suster. Mrs Ed Rlxie.
A Rickety,
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Monday
Tuesday

Shakespeare club meets In after.
noon at Carnegie library Lesson Re.
view OF the third and fourth acts OF
Winter Tales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

Modren Priscilla club meets q
afternoon.
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The Sufferers
IsUsnsEsHsMsusHsHsHsusHsns

Mayor Barnes is conyalescing
nicely
!. Frank Laux. who has been con
fined 10 his home for the past month
with typhoid fever. rs able 20 sit up
about the house now
Mrs. John n Bells 9i Cashng, un.
derwent a serious operation In the
Methodist hospital here Saturday she
rallied nicely and Is improving from
day 10 day Mr.. Beilas sister, Mra,
j r. HiHtle. ana hef motkcr Mrf
BoWdlear. of saltwater, are here 20
care Tor Mrs Beliiss two small child.
rem during her illness
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Mrs. E o. Ber6er entertains the
Guthrie Whist club In the afternoon
at her home. 52l East Springer ave
nue..
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Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Post returik
ed this morning froEl their honey
moon trip through the South and will
be at home TO their many friends at
s23 East Mansnr avenue after Novem.
Der lst Mr. Post IS the well known
Guthrie newspaper correspondent.
The bride was formerly Miss Fay
Smith of Carthage, Mo. and is well
known in this city, having made visiH
here the past two winters.
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Councilman r. v Smith and wife
are visiting IN Oklahoma city today
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Friday Afternoon Euchre club
meets in afternoon, place to be an
lounced later
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Coming Events.

Mrs louise Askew enterialns IL
Etude club Thursday evening. Oct II
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Miss CAROLYN Williams snsertaiHs
the Smart Set club
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Mrs. r. e. Morrison and little
daughter. Josephine. of Ponca City,
are visiting Mrs Morrison's sister
Miss Ida Nlblack on East Noble
avenue.
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Zimmerman orchestra gives dance
n evening at Electric park
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

accompanied by Manager Riley. Of the
KerfoM hotel
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Y. NJ c. a. and y w C. A. give free
ice cream social IN evening at y NJ
.C. A. headquarters In Carnegie
library.
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RRosPEcTuA


Sunday.
bH
lH a7 bdt
Monday.
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Attorney Chas Woods is in Okla
homa City.
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Wednesday.
Mrs j. J. Boles entertains the kar.
teuspielers club In the afternoon at
her home. 304 East Villas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07

sheriR Bart Murphy is in oklahoma
City today
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Attorney Virgil NJ. Hobbs is in q,
lahoma city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

kota. The market closed "a to Ac net
higher; May closed S51zc; July closed
sac
CORN-Receipts, 72,O25 Blu; exports
600 bu; sales, 5000 blu; futures 5000 bu;
spot. Spot firm option market was
hrner with wheat and on export bust
neso closing Il to iIc net higher; Janu-
airy closed 5i1kc; May closed 5Slsc July
closed b3c
oATs-Recepts, 25,5oo Blu; exports $50
bu spot firm.
SUGAR-Raw quiet. Fair refining,
&c; centrifugal % test. 311c: molasses
sugar. 2&c; refined steady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to an advance Of I'VE points and sold up
TO an advance OF about five to ten points
during tho early session on strong local
support and the smaller receipts at
Brazilian points. The close was steady
net unchanged to five points higher.
Sales were reported Of 1900 bags in
Guiding: January $40; February s545;
March s555H560; May s565d57o: June
5.75; July $50; Sept. IS. sOa5.95 Deem
Der s6@d6.1o. Spot STEADY; Rio, No. I,
&c; Santos No :, Sc; mild coffee steady;
cordova, eF121sc.
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George L., and Dr. Charles Bates, for six
months went Tuesday to Essex Junction
and Colchester for brief stay and from
there will 70 to Pomona, Cal, her home
Mrs Kate Gilbert went to Ludlow
Tuesday for an indefinite stay at the
home Of her son, Walter A. Gilbert
George w. Currior went Tuesday to
Keene. n. H-Mrs. A. r. Campbell went
to East Charleston Tuesday to visit her
father. G. w. Dong.--The Mission study
class will meet January 30 with the Rev
and Mrs. p. A. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lilly are the parents OF a son, born Sat
urday.-Mrs T.. j. Hall went to Hard
wick Tuesday TO attend the funeral of
Mrs Rowena Titus~W. 6. Downey of
bakersfield Is visiting his comrades.
Carlos Bugbee and A. l.. Champeau.
Mrs. Emma Carter of Hardwlck is visit
ing her SON. George Carter.-Mrs. Alice
Sawyer is a victim Of the grip.-IIarry l..
Noyes of Hyde Park was In town Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Barrows and
family are Visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Robinson, in Stowe.--A bridge
whist club has been organized and held
its first meeting with Mrs. c. II. Slo-
cum Tuesday afternoon Frank Chase of
Lowell is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Atchson. Miss Hazel Mourn of Fairfax
is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. n. p. Blair.--Mrs. James Perry ard
son, Rolly, went to East Fairfield Wed
ncsday for n weeks vst.-Misses Mary
and Helen Hunt. guests for five weeks OF
their aunt Mrs Mary Towne. returned
to their home in Canada Wednesday,
Mrs. r. A. Olmstead went to Hardwick
Wednesday, where she will remain for
two weeks with her father. W. u. Hyde.
Lewis Mayo Of Greensboro was ir. town
Tuosday.-Miss Kittic Boynton Is in Wild
err the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
Palmer. Walter X. Jackson went We'd
resday to Woodsville, =. H.. where he
will he Joined by his sister Miss Georgia,
who will accompany him to Waterbury,
Conn, where they will visit their uncle.
George Jackson. Members OF the n, r.
o. T. and friends to the r.umber of 100 ac-
cepted an invitation to spend Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
George I. A. Smith. The evening was
passed with games and dancing and re-
Treatments were served Mr.. ard Mrs
j. r. Parker invited n few Of their friends
Tuesday evening and as the party was
about to break up. informed their guests
that they had helped to celebrate their
Nth wedding anniversary
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FRANKLIN.

Tho lecture in the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening by the Rev, f, T. White
was much enjoyed There is to be a
public agricultural meeting in the town
hall January 81, under the auspices Of the
State board. Music will be furnished by
Franklin Grange. Charles Truax OF Nor
risonville, n. Y, is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. TruaX.-Tne annual oyster
supper OF the Methodist society Melted
about si3.-Mr and Mrs. Don 6. Gates OF
Boston are expected here Thursday nish,
for q short stay,--Mr, and Mrs. Charles
Strait of Fairfax visited his brother r.
r. Strait, on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
c. Davis OF Knowlton arc visiting here
for a few daVs
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston, Jan. q
FLOUR-The market quiet. but frmer
and higher: Spring patents, mill ship
ment, A51470. winter patents, s3o)a
4.2o; winter stra!Ehts. s3.55g35; winter
clears, $3sod3.6O spring clears, s325Q
3.75
CORNMEAI,-The market for corn
meal is hrIner; oatmeal is higher: Bag
cornmeal. s1.o2d1.oO; barrel cornmcal
81, 4od2.45; graduated s2scd3Oo; boltel
81 S5n33o; rolled oatmeal, A25d4N; cut
and ground, si65d5; rye -four, s355G4 % ;
graham, S3d430
CORN-The market Cor corn is quiet
but nrmer: Spot steamer yellow. 54c;
No. 2 yellow, 541c; No. yellow, 53lac
for shipment No yellow, sac; No. 3
yellow 53iRc; guaranteed cool and sweet
yellow, b3c.
OATS-Market 1rner. higher, quiet:
Spot NO. I clipped white. HT46lrc. No. .
clipped white, Had6 No clipped
white. 44d441ac; rejected white 41ad44c
for shipment, 25 to Ss lbs 4+d i4iac; IS TO
40 lbs. Hl.d45; 40 to 42 lbs, 45046c; fancy,
4odG lbs, 4si9T47c.
PORK-Provi.lons are steady and un-
changed as last reported
HAY-Choce hay Is firm. but low
steady; millfeed quiet but steady: Hay
choice. s22oo9e,o: No. /, 81 ooTr
200; lower grades. $1,000 1000; rye
straw, Hs5of14oo; oat straw. saOoQ11 90.
bran. s24.OUt2+5o; middings. 800. 1876. so
mixed feed. s24.otd25.oo; red rog $500
50; cottonsecd meal, s2S5oa % 50; lnseed
meal. s2s. 5ohe9co.
BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet: Extra
sides, SlsasAc good Sasiac; light,
7asc; heavy kinds, lo%allc; good lO1l
lolac; light sdl0c; heavy fores, eq6isc
good. 5i1dGc light. 5d5l2c.
LAMBS-Lamb. and veals are steady:
Spring lambs. l1d12c; fall lambs, sQlOc
yearlinrs, 7aSitc; muttons sa9c;
veals. 1O3l2c
POULTRY-The market quiet but finn:
Western turkeys, $4,000; native broiler
chickens, lib, SNds2c: northern roasting
chickens. 16d2oc; western brolers, 1SQ .0c
western chickens. 12015c; fowls. 12q14c
geese 1.G14c: ducks, l2Q14c.
Eggs-The market stronger for eggs
Choice hennery and nearby, 32634c; east
ern extras. 3od32c. western. 29a3lc re-
frigerators 23d25c.
BEANs-Market quiet but steady at:
Carload lots, pea, N191c0; medium,
sl.s5; California small white, s225q2 50;
jobbing prices. 1oGl5c higher.
APPLEs-The market FOR apples firm:
cold storage Baldwlns, t25013 Bald
wins, No. I, s2d2.25: No. .. s12501.75. mix
ed Bald wins, N7502; Fen Davis. &l75T
225; GrceninFs, $3.50; Talman sweets 8
@25e; Kings. sotoa3.25; Nodheads, ,2d
81, ,Issc,s, sl.5od2sO; box fruit, 5ocQ
3 %
POTATOES Market Is tirmer, for both
white stock and sweets: Green NOUN
tans 531s5c; Hcbrons, soc; Rose asa
soc; Nlncland sweets, tc5oq3 hbl and
S5cdt1 br'.t; double head Jerseys $50
$50 Dbl; Dolawar-. 1910 bskt.
SUGAR-Rchnel sugars are steady
with n good demand, graduated and fine
being quoted as a basis a. 81 30
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FROZEN IN HIS BLOOD.
Welthy Hermit Found Dead In His
Hut--Hnd Been Tortured.

Eau Claire, Mich, Jan 23-Tho body
OF Daniel Heaston, a wealthy hermit, was
found late Yesterday frozen in his own
blood in a small hut near the house
whore Heaston had been living alone.
There were evidences that the old man
had been tortured to make him reveal
the hiding place OF his money. Amputated
fingers and toes lay scattered about and
the appearance of heavy rope and of
beam over which It hung coupled with
marks on the victims neck indicated
that he had been strung up to the rafter
for time. Apparently blow in the
head with n Ratchet had finally ended
his sufferings. It is thought that the muir
derers secured the booty they sought as
no money was found.
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GEORGIA.

The Rev. c. w Clarkwas so far improved
in health as to be able TO preach Sunday.
The Rev \. @. Austin Is also better so
that he drove to North Fairfax in the
morning and preached here in the after
noon.--Fred ballard. Mary Rankin and
AIR and Mrs. Pike attended tho funeral Of
their uncle Henry 7. Ballard, in Bur
linGton, Friday. Mrs. Ballard is i'll with
the grip.-Frid1y night of this week there
win be special meeting of Banner
Grange for comforting the first and second
degree Mrs. Dora Rankin and son,
Homer, were here over Sunday. They
have rented their house to DR.. Williams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
BAKERSFIELD

A son was born to tho Rev. and
Mrs. T. w Ilarwood Wednesday,
January 16.-Miss Mabel $. Start visit
ed in Richford last Week.-Mrs. Daisy
Beals visited in Sheldon Saturday.
home Of b. O. Tllotson in honor Of the
10Th birthday OF Miss Lena NJ. Tillot-
son.-The entertainment "Sunbonnet
Babies" will be given at Academy hall
Friday evening--The subject of tho
meeting Of the Library association at
The homo of DR.. w. b. Hyde was
Robert Burns. The programme fol-
lows: Piano solo. Miss Carpenter;
vocal solo. Mrs. @. B. Hyde; Life Of
Burns" Miss McElroy; reading, The
Psalm of Life" Mrs. W. b. Hyde; vocal
solo. THE Red, Red Rose Miss Mar
cctte reading by the Rev. o. c.
Stuart; song by company, ALTON
Water" current events, Mr. Kempton;
reading For A. That and A. That"
Mr. Potter: "Cotter's Saturday Night"
Miss Barrows; duet. Highland Mary"
Mrs. G. p. Hyde and Mrs. Kempton read
ing Mary in Heaven" Mrs. w ..
start; reading, "Ode to a Mouse" Miss
Kimhall; song by company, Aud
Lang Syne."
Matilda pfannistlel passed sunday NJ
her home in Enosburgh. --Thermometer
registered - degrees below zero here
last Thursday morninE.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bullarl OF st Albans were here re-
Gently on business.-H. *. DEMO lost
valuable COW by her slipping upon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The Ladies Aid society met We'd
roeday at Mrs. Henry Martins for dim
ner-rhere was a Masonic banquet at
tho Island House Wednesday evening"
The funeral OF Mrs Miller. who died at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Parrot, January l3 after a lingering ILL
ness. was largely attended at the Catho-
lie church Tuesday forenoon. The Rev.
l.. II. DaChance OBLIGATED. Tho deceased
Is survived by two daughters and two
sons. Mrs. Harry Parrot Of this town,
Miss Mclviua Miller, Toneas and Moses
Miller OF Massachusctts.-W inslow White
and Miss NJ. Minnie Bruleigh we're mar
rled January l6.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Conlin entertained a party Of young peo-
pie Saturday evening. Ed ward Cassidy
has purchased the meat market OF Robin
son q T,eVee.
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ALBURGH.

Mrs. A. G.. Mott OF Burlington was in
town last week to attend the funeral Of
her aunt, Miss Cornclla Duel-Mrs. H.
r. Darby is able 10 sit up.-'rhe sick at
William Washburn's are all improving
John Blair has sold his house to Bert
Godda.-Peoplc are beginning to harvest
their ice.-Mrs. T. n. Goodsell and Mrs.
o. r. Hourhton entertained large par
" at Lockwood's halt Friday evening.
Light refreshments were servcd.-Joscph
Gallagher Of Alhurgh Springs, an aced
and respected resident died Mondav.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. Ct, A. Emery was called to
Sheldon, Friday, to oificiate at the flu
neral Of A former parisioner.-Mrs. G. A.
Jones was called to Lebanon. y. H, last
week by the death Of her daughter,
Mabel.-Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Derby have
returned from visit In Sutton Junction.
Que.-Miss Minnie Capron and c, A
Twins visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Percy
in Bedford, !. @, over Sunday.-HiEh
chief ranger, 9. W. Armstrong Of Rich
ford and high vicc-chief ranger, f. s.
Armstrong Of Franklin installed the new
lY elected officers OF Court West Berk-
shire Monday evening. The families OF
the Foresters were invited. Refreshments
followed tho installation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
sWANTON

he annual business n,eetfnr Of tro
|oeatloral sorieN. NJ II Jsvett
|ator. the following oflcerz vcra
l.: Treasurer. u = Eoo,b. ,ou..t.
G. Jones: auditor r. r 3r,drov.
i've committee y, McGreror O. l.
G. n. levitt. bus,uces cor,,fr,oo
Judd. NJ. n levitt ! " pool
committee. Q. s. Suter. Miss Noui.
!. ushers. Harry e-,i,p r,l ~.
V school sune,fntordart -, N,..t-'
Int sunorrr,ordo,t W . r,.,l,'
larry and treasurer p T. ru,a,.
lan. Mss Niobal. oeeis.ont ~
bliss Fannie Han
Strong ASSISTANT ,,.n,. -.--.-.,
In r. Uoglc q m.iI ,.nn,n. ' ,,.I'.r'
lIonday morning ne nna,,, ''ev"'
II was gt the boiso Ura,, W. nv
loon If iva o'cIock W. t1.'',N 'l'S
n Hjphraio "a vo,rs o,a @
10 voars Ind h,on org,ao, T.. 'D'
bal buelnoss IN cu,ont,n IT,, '',o"
|nrinp en- account 90 ,a,,i.n 'i wv
rs ,rIfo vac Mic r,isa,'a+h '' -"
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LAMOlLLE County
MORRISVILI.E.

". j, tttOn returned Friday evening
from Boston.-Mrs. +. c. Leach Of East
Fairfield is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Snnott.-Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
Draper returned home Friday evening
from Franklin county.-Mrs. Il. A. Dodge
Went to Eden Saturday J. r.
Rodgers OF Barton Landing, sister Of
Mrs. G. A. Conant. returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Davis and daughter,
Gertrude, passed Sunday in Hardwck.--
Mrs. II. J. Isham Is IN Barton and from
there will go to Lancaster. n. H. to visit
her brother W. c .Prouty.-Mrs. alma NJ.
Cook OF Wolcott, sister OF Mrs. Phoebe
Silloway, returned home Saturday.-Mrs,
Walter Churchill returned from buring-
ton Saturday.-W. W. Sawyer, special
route agent, Friday and Saturday inspect
ed two OF the four routes from this Of
hce.-Mrs. George NJ. Powers gave a
shower party Friday evening in honor Of
Miss Agnes Woodward. All the l,die.
present were requested to be dressed as
children Of Ave years or younger. Re-
freshments OF crackers, pop corn cake
and bannas were served The shower was
OF handkerchiefs or articles made from
handkcrchie>s and were arranged ~ .
fish pond, Miss Woodward h.'u. ,'' 81
to angle for thoN.- Mrs.. .. Maurice
of Waterviic vHr guest Saturday Of
NJ. and =, y i. Maurice Nj. p.
o has rented rooms in the Wood
lrry block. formerly occupied by pr. A.
A. Miro;t
The Rov. George w Tabor is In New
port where he will visit his daughter,
Mrs. Alex ITuntley, and from thare go
to Holland to visit his mother, Mrs.
Tryphena Tabor. being away from home
two or three wceks.-Mr and Mrs. VIII
liam Tllotson were surprised Thursday
evening by 40 OF their n. f, o. p.
friends, reminding them 81 tho 10th an
nlversary Of their marriage. The even
ing was spent in games and music and
refreshments We're served. G. C. A.
Smith on behalf of the lodge presented
Mrs Tllotson with fine chair.
w. D. Hyde OF Hardwlck visited his
daughter. Mrs. f. II. Olmstead, over
Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. r. J. Kelley
were in Burlington ever Sunday, guests
OF her parents. Mr., and Mrs. r. A.
Willey.-Mrs. S. NJ. Cutler, a guest for
three weeks OF Mr. and Mrs. c, l..
Shaw, is in Montpelier and from there
will go to her home IN Milford, n II.
Isaac Raymond, who has visited his
ed to Highgate Centcr.--Mrs. Libby
Lewis and children have returned from
a three weeks visit in Luncnburgh,
Concord and Miles Pond.-Mrs. "A. NJ.
Jenkins and granddaughter, Helen
Drown, have arrived home from Lyme,
n. H.-Mrs. Ann Irish was called to
Hardwick Saturday by the Illness OF
Mrs Rowen A. Titus, who died before
Mrs. Irish arrived.-Miss Helen
Crocker of North Hyde Park was the
guest SUNDAY and Monday Of her sis
ter. Mrs G. f. Smiths T. Stevens
has opened a five and ten-cent stor.
In the new Hutchins block,-Mark
Cutting is in Belvidere-NissN Meta FL
lis is Ill with the grip.-Mrs. John Fo,s
is seriously III with bronchial nneu-
monia.-Mrs. e T.. Harris and daugh.
ter, Brinda. returned from St Johns
bury Saturday.-G. e. Rates want Man
day to Belvidere to take measurements
for new steam mill-Mrs +
Lydston went to johnson Monday 70
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist Church will meet on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Oliver Goodrich. -
Master Richard Parker gave a party
Monday evening to his young friends
Mrs. Flora Imam ard daughter. Miss
Dorothy, left Wednesday for Boston. -
Mrs. Claude KettredFe has returned 10
her home in Hardwick,-Caley Combs
broke his arm last week by slipping on
The ice.-Thcre is to be promenade at
N.LlAEn MN LnnunrN 20
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ALBJRGH CENTER.

A donation party for the Rev o. r.
Newton will be held in tho Methodist
church January So-Capt. S. ]. Rock
we'll spent Sunday In Swanton.--The
farmers are agtating the question OF
sterling n cooperative creamery r.
Gordon OF Grand Isle met with them
Thursday evening to discuss the ques-
tion.-Capt. and Mrs. +. r. Rockwell and
son. Harold, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. Congdon, who has been employed IN
the creamery here FOR 10 years has re-
signed and moved TO his farm in Nor
wood \. Y.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. AIRY Miller is visiting her mother,
Mrs Sarah Stevens,-H. II, Bessey has
commenced a singing school at Mont
Romery Center.-The next meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society will be held
at George Fairbanks Thursday evening
Miss Winnie Orr has been p1.-. r.
week with her friend, Nj Harry SD
der.-The Hole child ~ Herbert Roed is
s.ck.--Reuhra ChaToc who has been
Very sick with grip, is little botter-The
sunday evening meeting at the Congre-
cational church was omitted on account
II the bad roads and seYern NiNd
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HYDE PARK.

The remains of Mrs. Lachance were
taken to Fairfield Friday for interment.
Mrs. Lachance. who was the mother
of the Rev N. J. Lachance, died Thurs
day.-Miss Augusta Eaton, who spent
several months with Mrs c. NJ Small.
went last week to Chicago.-Mr. and
Mrs D. H. Scribner are the parents of
a son born Friday.--Mrs. n. II. SEQ
field and daughter ere In Stanstead, p
@.
Mrs, Alice Sargent Griswold. wife of
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