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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
A UNIQUE SUIT.
Mrs. Rose Manning Says She Was HUI
inflated In Wright 5 Sons Store.

ogden. May A complaint has been
prepared for filing by Mrs Rose Nam
ming against w. H Wright & Sons
company to recover $1,000 alleged to be
due for disgrace brought upon her good
the complaint that on Dec "a, 1906
plaintiff was a customer at defendants
store and had purchased a quantity of
goods which she was waiting to have
wrapped up; that While she was walt
ing, employees of the store approached
and accused her of shop-llfting or
stealing; that she was compelled TO
there take off her outer clothing to
convince them that she had nothing
concealed under her clothes--all to her
embarrassment, disgrace, humiiatj )n
and damage In the sum of $4,000.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
HIGH PRIESTS CONFERENCE.
EXpcrt Visits Graehi and Larsen Mine
Social and Personal


Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, May "a well attend
ed hlgn priest conference was held al
the tabernacle last Sunday. President
james Olsen presiding. The singing
was by the tabernacle choir. The morn
Ing session was principally occupied In
which the testimony borne by Elder
Taylor Of Willard was very interesting.
Elder Taylor is now a2 years OF age,
lie related his association with the
Prophet Joseph Smith and other Church
leaders In Nauyoo.
At the afternoon session Elder-D G.
Hubbard read the twenty fourth chap
ter of the gospel Of ST. Matthew. The
speakers were President James Olsen,
who gave brief report OF the high
priest quorum OF the stake: Elders
Adolph Madison, Nels Madison. stake
President Oeen n. slohl and Luelus A,
Snow.
Mr. Seller, manager of the Brigham
city Bottllng Works. has rented the
south side OF the Widerborg block on
Main street.
Andrew M. Nelson returned home last
sunday from a Two years mission 10 the
land Of the land Of the midnight sun.
The Christiania conference has been his
field of labor.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Madison have
moved back to Brigham city and have
rented the Packer home In the Fourth
Ward, Mr., Madison expects TO 20 on the
road for Stnrtup Candy company.
Another patent has been granted TO
brigham CITY man. This time II Is
70 u, a, Probst. for an adjustable fire
box and crate.
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sPoRTsMEN MEET.
Next Annual Tournament 10 be Held
In salt Lake.

Ogden, May 1.-THE Utuh-Idahc
Sportsmeu's association Aeld a meeting
last evening at the Weber club. 1t was
decided by unanimous vote to hold the
next annual tournament at Salt Lake
City.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are John Cowan. salt Lake CIV.
president, Henry Keefe. salt Lake vice
president, @. w. Anderson. Boise, sec
ond vice president: w. w. Mitchell,
Salt Lake. secretary and treasurer.
Boprd OF directors, A. b. Bean, Pocatel-
10: G. L.. Becker, Ogden: b. $. East
man, Boise; Frank Bybee. Idaho Falls
B. H. Holphan. Twin Falls.
G. L. Becker OF ogden offered a spe-
cial trophy for team shoot of three men
from each club. which will be shot TO.
this afternoon, the condition on which
it Is to be awarded to be decided by
the Ogden club.
The visitors viii be the guests of NJ.
S. Browning tonight at a banquet to
be served at the Weber club.
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b Unique Suit Entered Against
w. H. Wright and Sons by
Mrs. Rose Manning.
lAWHoRN HABEAS CORPUS
Meeting of idaho-Utah Sportsnlch
Club--IIome Coming OF Miss
Thomas.

Ogden, Utah. May 4.--The Mutual In
provement associations of Weber stake
are arranging an elaborate course Of
study TO be carried through the sum
mer months which will be entirely diff
ferent to that which has just been COM
pleted as the winter course of study.
The summer is to be devoted 10 the
study OF literature. music and religious
topics which are greatly changed IRON
those of the winters course.
As a fitting opening of the work
musical evening has been arranged py
Professor Ballantyne and the Iaper-
nacle choir sunday evening, May o. LOT
which cards of admission are being dis
trihuted among the members of the as
ISOLATION.
This interpretative recital will be at
once instructive and entertaining, The
following program viii be rendered and
before each performance. Apostle paNld
O. Mckay win explain the piece CIV
ing the history of 1t and the authors
object in writing it, thus giving the
audience an understanding Of It's var
ious parts and moods. Following is the
program:
Hymn.
Chorus In Thee oh Lord do put my
Trust ................,.Jos. Bdllanlyne
Solo, The Promise of Life ..--.,..,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Cowen
Lulu T. Mitchell,
Solo and Chorus. There is Green
Hill Far Away" ..........,...G ounod
Maud Belnap and Choir,
Solo, Rock of Ages ........Johnson
Myrtle Ballanger.
Solo and chorus, "Hosanna' .Granier
Miss Mitchell and Choir.
Solo, 20 Father Hear Us Mascagni
Miss Belnap.
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WAS ~ wears aid rls ra9vrs.1 wife AMI
several children.
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lhosS Oh misfortune. She lived Far her
d'Iui'S 3'tu iN 4'I "e'u' l"eE nave IoS-
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Li'"' '''' lIuri val u H"uS1 Owe w
ieIl"lliH W NyII III l., Le,.iul"i, ulusH
, Isr oil a. \. Lennon ne cnlld died
luuIaaay Vl hearI llouole "H" was ~
years old.
Arrangements are being made for
closing exercises on Murray CITY schools.
AZ Tue itsHlai 'udIu meeting IhurS-
uoE evening besides me regular rou-
.uN business, the acceptance OF posi-
tIola WtIt It7u' anu IL Is Ef7tliNlpE 70
ledI Ina iatse phlt oil the teach
elS VIII remain another year
Closing exercises viii, be held in all
INC lespsCHNe rooms on thursday ART
erIl9oh, Nay 20. ana mere WIZ also be
y dlsplay or class work IN each room.
Friday gath, win be devoted to rcceiy-
lls DOORS rom lehchers ana other net
gaS"IS business business, pertaining TO closing.
'H Neuhtsday' May " the eishth
grace Sfadua tlhS exercises VII be held,
LEANS OF when VIII De given later
., ne eiulhhi assoclau9n IS intending II
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS' MEETING.

CROWN POINT MINING AND MILL
ING COMPANY. Room %. Morlan Build
ing. Salt Lake city, Utah. Notice is here.
by given that special stockholders
meeting 81 the Crown Point Mining and
Milling Company, Will he held at the Of
flee OF the company, Room 20 Morlan
Budding salt Lake City Utah, on Tues
day. May 18th. 1897. al the hour OF II
o'clock a. m. OF said day. for the follow
ing purposes, to-wit:
l For the election OF officers
. For the purpose Of considering and
crown Point Consolidated Mining Com
pany 10 purchase all the real and per
sonal property Of every kind nature and
description belonging to this corporation
3 For the purpose OF considering and
acting upon such other business as may
come before said meeting
G. L. NORTON. Secretary
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NOTICE.


Murray, Utah, March No. lsJ,-Notice is
hereby given, pursuant TO law. by the
Board Of Education OF. Murray CITY. Utah.
NJ It's intention TO adopt text books for
use u the public schools of said city for
"a period OF I'VE years from the hrst day
OF July, 1907 separate and sealed pro-
poSals from publishers will be received
by the Board Of Education M the office
ut the superintendent Of schools until
Friday. May "a, 1897, at 5:39 p. m, for
furnishing each OF the books named he
low in approximate numbers indicated, on
such less numbers as the board may re-
qulre each year. The following are, ap-
proNimately the number and kind OF
books required, to-wit; 500 reading texts
1000 supplementary readers, 100 ele-
mentary language books, 5Do English
grammar or Language. and grammar, 1909
spelling books, 900 arithmetcs 1000
biographies, 1000 United States history,
500 physiology and hygiene, 5000 copy
books, 1900 drawing books, l,00g nature
study and elementary science. O00 music
books.
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS.
on ,,,,o,.,.o d,,a,,..,,,,.. -,.......
,d,,srGS 80 w
s,'ittru aeo ~ ~ 'ldut anu SOTO
gSS@ rsic6 2Se high school sen arithmetic go
bb5S 2iVai 6eg}Gl"pnE' ~ Europe5n hlsto;,y.
20 Engish b hlstor $50 ancient history 25o
81 90 w.. ~V 6e'liea' EaSlish
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LAwHoRN HABEAs CORPUS.
The Matter Is Heard by Judge Howell
Who Takes Case Under Amusement.

Ogden May 4.--rhe application for
writ of hdbeas corpus made by Nancy
T.. l.awhorn i'm behalf of Joseph and
Ralph Lawhorn was heard by Judge
Howell Yesterday afternoon and taken
under adyisemont. The applicant en-
dcaVored 10 show that the two bows
We're committed TO the state industrial
school by Judge Booth OF Provo without
sufficient cnuse. and that he had no Jun
isdicton over the boys; also hat Supt.
H. IL. Thomas Of the school is illegally
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Three Buick automobiles, light
running aud strong hin climbers; sold
by The e.. w & NJ. co. this week
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EUREKA.
a Championship Game 10 be Played
Between Locals ana salt Lakcrs.

y Championship Game 10 De Played
Between Locals ana salt LalScrs.
Special Correspondence.
Eureka, May 4--The Salt Lake socker
fotball team will come out to Eureka
next Sunday to play championship
game with the Eureka team. which
promises to be very interesting and
exciting contest A special excursion
train win leave Salt Lake at a, m.
and should arrive here az about II
O'Clock or sooner, ana the game VIII be
called at 2:l5 sharp, The Eureka boys
have been practising hard the past two
weeks and expect to win, which In case
the ydo. honors VIII be even in the race
Tor the state championship. Tho two
teams VIII line up as follows.
Eureka. Position. Salt Lake.
Goal.
Right Back,
q. Herring ..,.,.,,,.,.-.,.,,..,. Russell
Left Back.
j. ASpuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SANFORD
n. Half Back
Bonner ,..,.,..,..,,.,,.,.,. Bahnersoa
G. Half Back
cox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..t,,'t. Glenn
J., Half Back.
W. Herring ",,,.,,,....,,.,,., Sansbury
Right Outside,
q. Brewster ,,.....,,,......,.- Gordon
Right Inside,
wright Neutrality-suspicious. AuhnsoH
Center.
Bfnmley .st't.tt..'.-'s.t.' -ff hNNufl'l
Left outside,
craig ,....,.,..u,,,,,,t, ,, MoWhlftcr
Left Inside.
Ballantyne Neutrality-suspicious.. Sheldon
lstella, the siN-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Hyrum King died We'd
nerday from typhoid pneumonia The
child took sick at Provo three weeks
ago. and II was necessary 10 take the
first train home. The remains were
shipped 20 Provo for burial this morn
Ing.
a baby boy arrived at the home Of
Ar. ard Mrs. Ernest Boynes Tuesday
morning,
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SPRINGVILLE.
WILLIAM BRAMALL DEAD.
\ Highly Respected Citizen 10 bc
Buried sunday.

Special Correspondence.
springyillc May William Bramall
departed this life at the age OF SO, at 9
=, m, today from general debility. The
shove photo was taken 20 years ago,
while he was on mission in England.
William Bramall was a son OF Samuel
and Mary Barlow Bramall and was
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FOUR GENERATIONS on THE cARDwEIL rAM1IY
MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered vicinity ofncs
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

Three Buick automobiles. light
running and strong hill climbers sold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04
GLAsMANN DEMURs.

In the libelsuit brought by George
HaIverson against William Glasmanu,
the defendant has filed a demurrer to
the amended complaint on the grounds
that the complaint is ambiguous and
unntelligable. and that sufficient facts
are not set forth to constitute u cause
of action of libel,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Mrs. A. ]. Baker is somewhat better.
Minnie Coleman is at work in New
fame.
Elias Jenson lost horse and colt last
week
Keith Carlton is attending school in
Wardsboro.
A, \. Harris was in Jamaica and Pike
Falls Monday.
School began Monday with Mrs. W. A.
Dufier as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Harris of Pike
Falls were in town this week.
Clark Robbins of Andover, n Y, was
a recent guest at E. N. Kingsbury's.
Rev and Mrs Sidney Aldrich attend
ed the meeting at Jamaica Tuesday
Mrs F. H. Robbins was in Saxtons
River and Bellows Falls last week.
Theodore Corbett went Tuesday to New
York city, where he has employment.
Herds Smith of West Townshend is
the new clerk in H. Z. Woods store.
John Adams of New York city recently
spent a few days with his parents here.
William Lille was up from Boston t.
spend few days with his family here.
NJ. H. ingalls, received Monday 1000
brook trout which he will use in stalking
his brook.
C. /. Jenison and John Howard of
Newfane were at j. N. Shaw's one day
last week.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
NEWFANE.

Mrs. Saxton has an attack OF grip.
Uncle Ben Wilson is in poor health.
Mrs. Charles Best is still on the sick
list.
Ruth Wellman is keeping house for
Wallie Park.
Raymond Pratt has been i'll but is get
ting out again.
Frank Austin Dewitt, jr., is the name
of the new bank assistant.
Harry Smith has gone to Springfield to
learn the machinist trade.
H. A. Carpenter went to West Swan
zey, n. H., Tuesday on pension business.
Mrs. Ward, who recently fractured her
arm, has returned from the Memorial
hospital but has not much use of her arm
as yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons went to Brattle
boro with their daughter, Mrs. Wilson,
Monday. If they are able they expect to
go to Bellows Falls next week.
The Woman's Relief corps meeting will
be held at the home of the secretary,
Mrs. II. A. Carpenter, Saturday after
noon. All members are requested to be
present.
This community was very much shock
eu ana BlleNeu 10 learn OF lhe acClueHt
at Brattleboro Sunday afternoon resulting
in the death of Mrs. Luke O. Morse and
the serious injury of Mr.. Morse. Mrs.
Morse who was Ella Rice, lived in this
village from her childhood and brother
and sister live here now.
Evidently the correspondent of the
Springfield Republican has found some old
straw that he is anxious to thresh over,
for he must know the matter of the coun-
ty seat has been thoroughly discussed in
the legislature and out, and the question
practically settled. Probably he never
came down to Brattleboro on the owl
train or went up to Newfane on the spe-
cial during court or to convention. Wake
up, brother, and get out of your shell!
Much has been said of the beauty of the
trees in this village. The three trees in
front Of the county house, two naples
and one elm, were planted Is years ago
by Henry Sargent, Z. c. Benedict and
George b. johnson. Those on the COM
mon were set out about 60 years ago
through the efforts of public spirited citi-
zens living in the village and vicinity, in
Guiding Gen. Nelson Kimball Marshall
Newton, Squire Ward Priest Warren,
Silas Burchard and others.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
WEST CHESTERFIELD.

Dick Scott was called to Massachu-
sets Tuesday by the critical illness OF
his sister.
The young people hold meetings here
in the church at 4 o'clock Sundays. Miss
Edith Burbank leads next Sunday. Sub
ject, Miracles.
O. E. Randall is having a garage built.
L. D. Farr is doing the work. Mr.. Ran
dali spent part of the week in Keene
learning to run his car. The purchase
was made through George Robertson.
Mrs. Betsey Yeager, SO, widow of silas
P. Yeager died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John w. York, in Spofford Sun
day. In 1916 Mr.. and Mrs. 4eager set
tied here and he owned the lower mill and
blacksmith shop for several years. He
died over 20 years ago. Mrs. Yeager had
always lived on her farm with her chill
dren or grandchildren. She was on a
visit to her daughter when she took a
sudden cold and complications set in. She
only lived week. The funeral
was at the church here, Rev.
T. Roscoe officiating. Miss Amy
Kilburn and Mrs. F. Farwell sang two
selections. The floral tributes were very
beautiful. Mrs. Yeager is survived by a
large circle of relatives and friends. There
are nine great-grandchildren Mrs. Yeag-
er was woman of sterling qualities, al
ways looking on the bright side of every
thing, and she will be greatly missed, es-
pecially by the grandchildren, to whom
she has been mother for 20 years.
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Other County Towns.
CAMBRIDGEPoRT.
Death of Mrs. Fannie waterhouso Oaks,


The body of Mrs. Fannie +. Water.
house, wife of Walter $, Oaks, who died
after one weeks illness at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Rand, was taken TO her home
in Athens Friday. Mrs, Oaks was born
in West Townshend Dec. |, 1915, and
was the daughter OF George and Sarah
Waterhouse Until her marriage she liy,
ed in Townshend She married Dec, ],
1893. Walter S. Oaks of Athens and since
then she had lived in Gageyille, Spring
field and Grafton until about four years
ago when they came to Athens to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Oaks, the aged
parents of Mr. Oaks, both of whom are
feeble and for whom they We're TO care
in their declining years. Mrs. Oaks had
a large circle of friends in all the places
where she has lived and her pleasant
words and kind deeds will long be re-
membered for her hands We're always
willing ones where there was work to
be done. She was member of the Chris
tian Endeavor society in West Towns.
bend. 4 large number of friends from
Bellows Falls, Gageville, Putney, Spring
field, Saxtons River and Cambridgeport
gathered with the relatives and friends at
neral services were held, Rev, Mr. Brown
of SaNtons River officiating. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful. Burial
was in the Valley cemetery. Besides her
husband Mrs. Oaks leaves mother
Mrs Sarah Waterhouse, and brother,
win Waterhouse, of Cambridgeport, also
other relatives The family and friends
have the sincere sympathy of all.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
SPOFFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Slade were in Bos
ton few days last week.
Mrs. Alanson Puffer has had a monu'
ment placed on her lot in the Village
cemetery.
Mrs. Eliza Munson of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Humphrey.
B. f. Sutton is making improvements
on the Fletcher place which he bought
several months ago.
Mrs. Eliza Plmpton of Warren, Mass,
is stopping with her son, Daniel, ana
wife for few weeks.
Harvey A. Darling, a former resident
of this place now living in the west, and
his sister Mrs. Ena Kinsman of South
Keene were in town Monday.
The pupils of the grammar school gave
Albert Puffer one of their schoolmates, a
surprise at his home Wednesday even
ing. Games were played, refreshments
consisting of ice cream were served and a
good time enjoyed by all present. Albert
is soon going to Malta, ILL.,, to live.
Irwin G. Davenport, 81, son Of Charles
and Maria Davenport, died at Elliot City
hospital in Keene last week Thursday.
The funeral was held Sunday at l.30 at
the house, Rev. Thomas Roscoe ofiiciat-
ing. The burial was in Westmoreland;;
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.. and
Mrs. Davenport in their great bereaVe-
ment.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

Frank NJ. Cory, Z. II. Deayitt, ana ,L !.
N Frost Mr.. Cory is president oil the
First National bank Of Montpelier, , mS'
been mayor Of the city for three terms ,ll
and 4 one OF the most prominent 9esi
ness men Of the city. Edward u, pea !.
Witt i state treasurer. ]; NJ, Frost ,h y,
an electrician, and until the sale OF tns
j. :. Viles Electric eompanys plant was
The deal was closed "Wednesday, WITH
j. j. Flynn and A. o. Humphrey Of bar
lington, majority stockholders. me pi,SSt
paid Is not announced, but u Is thought
To be between S225,OO0 and $3.50 goo. fos'
session will not be given until July l.
BY this deal the purchasers will control
the electric road between Barre anu
Montpelier. nine and one.third miles long,
the Dewey park property the kinney
mills water rights ON the road to East
Montpelier. They win control prae9teally
all the capital stock, shares valued AZ u
few thousand dollars being held by Barre
PARTIES
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

urday and Sunday with his father, i. +.
Ward.
Mrs. w. II. Goodnow is with her
daughter, Mrs, n, q, Stone OF Valley,
for few weeks.
Mrs, L. A. Pierce and little son went
to Holyoke, Mass, last week Friday 10
visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Wood
ard.
Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton, the profess
sional reader and musical entertainer,
will give one OF her programs in Grange
hall Tuesday evening, May II. Mrs;
Moulton comes highly recommended and
her program is sure to be entertaining.
Prices will be reasonable and all are cor,
daily invited to attend.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10

Edward Thompson's hand which he cut
on the edger in Eddy's steam mill last
week, is doing well.
School began in No. 5 April 90 with
Miss Wilmer Marshall Of New Salem,
Mass, as teacher. Pupils in No. 2 will
attend the school in No. 5.
H. H. Forester of West Wardsboro
has lately put up telephone line from
that village to this town, through Pike
Hollow to A. J. Pixies. E. A. Eddy, G..
j. Allen and w. r. Lyman will have tele-
phone instruments put in their houses.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
WEST GUILFORD.

S. Coleman is working for Isaac Robb
w. Buffum was in Wilmington this
week buying potatoes.
Mrs. Henry Mortified, Mrs. Cyrus
Merrifeld and daughter are visiting rela
tives in Heath, Mass.
Charles Wood is recovering from an at
tack of pneumonia. Chester Clark help
ed him night and morning with his work
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
SOUTH WARDSBORO.

Services were held in the church last
Sunday, Rev. W. S. Smithers presiding.
School began in district No. ! Monday
with Miss Grace Payne as teacher. Mrs.
Shampine will convey the scholars from
district No to No. l.
Mr.. Farnsworth of Springfield and F.
B. Kidder visited Mr.. Kidder's sister,
Mrs. A. A. White, over Sunday. Mr..
Farnsworth returned to his home in
Springfield Monday morning.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-10
GuILFoRD CENTER,

Mrs. Eddy of Brattleboro visited Mrs.
c. A. Clark at S. NJ. Bullock's Thurs
day.
Ed Boyden has again entered the en-
ploy of H. T. Waite at the Guilford
Springs farm.
Several from here attended the minstrel
show in Brattleboro Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings.
DR.. Henry Ward with his wife and
daughter from Springfield, VT, spent Sat