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New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

chester County. n. Y, of the brides parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joel 3. Erhardt
Opera and the horse show at Madison Sonar.
Garden. which begin the New York season. are now
near at hand. and within the next few weeks Wis
itors will be 1ockng the city from all parts a,
the United States for the great equine exhibitio1
which has developed from a local into a national
display In spite of the number of new hotels tba,
have come into existence since last year tbefr
resources in the way of accOmmOda tiOns bid fair
to be taxed to the utmost limit. while as usual
tables at the fashionable restaurants will be ar a
premium as long as the show remains open rTu,
OF the most prominent figures in the horse shovv
world will be missing from the at Madison
Square Garden next MONTH through the death OF
Alexander J. Cassatt and Robert l. Stevens whose
places on the board Of directors have been taken
by James T Hyde and Charles W Smith Will
lam II. Moore and William E. Jordan have bean
elected vice-presidents. Among the judges will ba
E Victor Loew. jr-. John E Cowdin. E. c. Pot
ter. Fl. L. Herbert and Joseph Widener, whiIs
Vivian Couch will again from England
to determine the merits Of the saddle horses at the
show.
Subscription dances will be comparatively few 4,
number this winter The Thursday Evening Din
ner Dances. organized by Mrs. Frederick De Psy-
ster ard Montgomery Strong. have been abandoned
Those which survive the recent defectiOns are TIA
Saturday Evening Dances under the direction or
Mrs. Charles r. Huntington. which will meet ar
Delmoncos. on December IA and 2s January n
February 1, 10 and %. and on April o. The Junior
Cotillons will have three dances at Sherry's and
the Amsterdam Club Cotilon will give one ar
Delmoncos next month November 26 besides
which there will be the Tuesday Evening Dances
and the University CotiIlons 1t is understood 1oo
that the Senior COtilOn. composed for the greater
part Of young married women of the Fashionable
set may give dance at the Colony Club during
the course Of the winter. -s
Announcement has been made Of the enea gar,s,.
OF Miss Katherine Elizabeth Marshall daugbter
OF MI and Mrs John Webster Marshall OF No goa
Ceftral Park West. TO Frederic c. Ford also OF
this city. -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

The Democrats of Maryland are to vote at Il
primary election for candidates for two seats in
the United States Senate Bur the aspirants
for the Senate cannot agree in constituting the
provisions of the primary plan and have just
voted down a resolution giving the nomination
for each seat to the having the plurality Of
the popular vote What is the use of state
primary in which neither a majority nor
plurality can elect?
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Massachusetts seems to political excite
ment. Not content with electing a Governor
every year, it manages to have a Democratic
convention every year two at which the po-
lice have to be called in to determine who shall
govern either with or without the consent of the
governed
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
a.rGu21ork DaiIp Gribnsts.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER e, 1907.

This newspaper is olCned aud published oy
The Tribune association a NelC York corpora
fiOn; Offce aud principal place Of business If16-
Gno Building, No 154 Nassau street, Aetc YORK;
ogden Hills. president; Nathaniel TUttle. SEQ
retaFy and treasurer. The address OF the o.
fcers is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
AN ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Trowhridge Hail. OF No. Ia
East Ssth street. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. CoTneiia Katherine Hall ('"Tfna" HalD 20
Clarence Martin. OF Mr. and Mrs. ". Clarercs
Martin, who for several years past have made
their home in Europe. Mr.. Martin was OF the class
of 90, Columbia. In ST Moritz. Switzerland. he
won the Grand National worlds championship.
the Derby and other toboggsnning and skiing
events Miss Hall. after graduating from Miss
Spence's spent year in Europe. where she met
Mr.. Martin.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

The delinquent policemen who took Ge Aeral
Bingham's setting up" drill are In position to
appreciate the feelings of the army staff officers
who are soon expected to prove their endurance
as cross country riders.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

County Fair in Poughkeepsie. that he was un-
able to be present because duty called him else
where. and he was always where his duty
called him.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

New York voters in general doubtless will
agree that Lieutenant Governor Chanier hews
close to the line in saying, while explaining the
absence Of Governor Hughes ct the Dutchsss
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Miss Marguerite Cannon. daughter OF James J.
Cannon vice-presdent of the Fourth National
Bank. OF this city married yesterday afternoon
at Scarsdale to the Rev. Albert T. Tamblyn pastor
OF the Bedford Park Congregational Church The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Abbott e
Kittredge
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
EWING r. PHlLslN WINS YALE PRIZE

New Haven. Oct. (SpeciaD. Ewing Reginald
Phnbin. son OF Eugene A. Philbin. of New York
City, to-day announced TO be the winner OF the
Daniel Fl. Chamberlain prize of $50 for the best en-
trance examination in Greek passed by any mem
ssr Of sh. trsshmsa slices - ss- .~sSsssss sssAfS
naak n - -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Many marriages figure the calendar for the
Adams Delano will be married to Charles NJ. Nc
KelVey at Glymont. the country place at Orange
y. J., OF her father Eugene Delano. of No. u
Washington Square North
On the afternoon St. Thomass will be the
scene of the wedding OF Alfred Graham Miles 10
Miss Louise Glover Boldt. who will entertain her
bridesmaids at luncheon to- morrow. They include
Miss Helen and Miss DOrothea Hammond Miss
Betty Colamore. of New York; Miss Marguerite
Evans. of Washington; Miss Jean Gillespie. of
South Orange. n. j., and Mrs George c. Boldt fr
Charles - Insee Jasper Rand Martin McAvov
Jr.. George G. Boldt, ir. and Edward r Wood os
Philadelphia, are the ushers and Frederick White
of Cleveland. the best man
On Thursday Cortlandt Richardson will n,arrv
Miss Mimi Carr at the country place OF her sister
Mrs IL Hope Norton in Connecticut; and on the
same day Miss Anne Breese, daughter OF Mrs
Henry Higgins by her former marriage ~ tba Ia.
William /. Breese OF New York will becom, ths
wife or the Duke OF Roxburghe's brother ana hair
Lord Alastair Innes-Ker. in St Georges Church
Hanover Square. London The bride Is nisca
of James L. Breese. of New York and her elder
sister married eighteen months ago Lord
Wiloughby OF Fresby eldest son and heir of the
Earl of aucaster.
Saturday is the day set for the wedding OF Colo
mel Sir John Harrington. British Minister Plenipo-
tentlary to Abyssinia TO Miss AMY Mcmillan
daughter of the late James Mcmillan United
States Senator. of Michigan The ceremony will
take place at Manchester -by-the-Sea Mass wbers
Mrs Mcmillan has a summer home On the san,s
afternoon Miss Antoinette h. Erhardt will he mar
ried to Louis Du Pont Irving, son of Alexander
Duer irving and granddaughter of Washington. Ir,
AS0A. u AHso<we1A "a &9ARik1 2iafA - KAsne
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

South Orange y. J.. Oct. (Specian.-Arnounce-
ment was made to-day Of the engagement Of Cap
tain William c. Shackford. of Vose avenue. and
Miss Anne TreadwelI OF Portsmouth y H The
marriage Will take place az Portsmouth next
month Mr.. and Mrs. Shackford will live IN
South Orange They have known one another for
nearly twoscore years. Captain Shackford was
captain of the Gould yachts. retiring wears ago
after notable trip across the Atlantic in the
Niagara Previous 10 his connection with the
GOulds he commodore OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Company. He was an ensign in the
navy during the Civil War. President Mckinley
appointed Captain Shackford a member Ot the
board of visitors at the Naval Academy AZ An
napolis, Md. His son. Chauncey Shackford IS
naval aid to President Roosevelt
The marriage of Miss Frances Aldrich Glen 70
Vernon Winthrop HOughton. OF New York City,
took place at the home OF the brides mother Mrs.
William Roger Glen. IN Chestnut street Richmond
Hill Long Island, yesterday. DR. George \ LIZ
gett pastor of the Congregational Church on
ciated. The bride attended by her sister Miss
Bessie Tackert Glen. maid of honor and A.
Hamilton Keleher acted best man. Miss Glen
Wore gown OF lace over heavy white satin.
a white princess gown over pale yellow silk,
and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Glen
is the youngest daughter OF the late William r.
Glen formerly OF Philadelphia, and for many years
connected with the American Book Company. Mr..
and Mrs IIoughton will make their home In New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Abouf People and Social Incidents.

chester County. n. Y. of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs Joel B. Erhardt.
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soaa.nNttae I'M mbssn ans @sain.

Doe Sobrsnl tpurbe i'm Hrdor bon
Gonnjaott abr16rts cine nidt unbes
trd4Hi9e 8u6f forbenprG9tiser Sonz
nspftf@e gefaneen, bic mad S9luB
br misunderstanding 1896 in ben
npzbssslabeuhen Redar eetpOrfeu NOR
ben tporen. gbento 1T bieier Slid
I'M Moin gefansen iporben, aud purbe
e msbrfu4 bel gtraBbure gefunben
nnb I'm Suli borteen Sabres bduftg
TN Rbein BEL 8reia4 sefungen.
Wermuthli9 birften bic Stamm-
Hide bon Der BHd8u9taniialt tn Sis
ntngen tn ben Rbein gelnnet fem, 10
bob bds Sorttommen Der Sonnene
fif9e ober Sonnenbarfhe in biefen
GetpdHeru lsthsr aaber Srase ftebt.
Der rfunfifb" 1T hetmif9 in Rorbe
amerita in ben GlaFen unb Seen
DftIih hes @tromsebietes bes Wifiiie
Fppi. BON ban eroben Seen Bis mad
Georgia unb NetD Orleans, namentlt9
dbe1 i'm Gries6ee. Rod benz ameri>
tonHden GHdsiidtsr Matber 1T Der
S%onnenbarf9 sin orser 2ai4rduber
unb barum eth Slu9 Der @endHer,
neil er iGbrIi9 minionsn ~tpertbpoaer
gaf9e btrtilet.
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ats aauas Der ssinaernaael.

Mie lang purbe Elm Singernagel,
tDenn man ibn niemals abfanitte?
Cine enslif6e 3eitf9rift bat es unter>
nommen, biefe pidtiee Jrase gu be-
anftucrten. Dos WoGstbum beg Na>
sels betrdst IN Der Mode etpu 1872
3ou. alto I'M Sabre etpd II 3oa. Gin
gttDSbnii4er S%tngernasel piirbe etfpa
a Woaote brduden, UNI in iibli6er
Gdnge nahsnDa9fen; bel eiuem To-
idhrtgen Wanne Tam man alfo ans
nehnen. bob er feline Ndssl 1856 NAL
sSllie .rr.tuert bat.
Msnn nan bic 2anse ieben Nugsls
NIT ! 3Dl anfeBt, 10 niirbsn bel benz
bsiogten Wanne aus jebsm Singer 7
CUB 8 3ou Rdsel eetpa9ien fein.
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Wteinuna uah baben bic perlhieoes
men @ntbiGunaen Der lebten 2eit,
ME 3. 3. in benz GerbDr 6arrimaus,
iebr itart mitaeuirtt. DEM fie ha.
ben oa8 Iebiae Spitem oesaoDuiert.
tie haben 8ultdnoe Dem Nuee tlar"
aelegt. pon oenen iih Elm Sober ia.
gen muBte. oaB iie unbaltbar Ieien.
uno oieie ueberaeuaur1e miro mol
einen aeb6riQen &idihlaa auf ben
8ert oer Bapiere ausgeiibt baben.-
NHe Utuniaipals Gerualtunaen in
Der Banamafanal : Gone nit ibrem
8eamten= Npparot iUaen init benz Is.
Nuril auFbDren. Statt ibrer IoQen
bier observation-disclosures einQeridtet
neroen, Die brett unter ben &anal,
G%ommlHaren ite6en. Riharo SD.
gers, Der &emtsbeiitano Der &auals
tummillion, un6 &rteasminiiter 3aft
nDnen bieier Gage nod benz SItb.
mus reiien, I'M, Die Berdnoerunqen
nDrsunebmen.
Die BroseKe in San Srancisco
geeen Die Gtaotnernattung 1dernen
ihlimme Dinge su Gage f6rberu au
moQen. Cine unmaiie oDn Nnfla.
Gen lit erboben tuoroen. 5lnfsehn
BON Den lehssebn Wttglieoern oes
Stootrats BADEN bereits eeitanben,
oaB Iie iih in men!aftens bier MIDI
tiaen Sdaen bethlehem lleBen unb ons
iehs5ebnte WitQlteo unterld1etoet Iid
nermutlih nur hurd 9r0Bere Bers
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in duBerit oringeuoem Berbahte, nit
benz 8oB Guef sulammer nod melt
mehr Buoel" erbalten au baben. als
Die SuperniiDrs. Isle Der Staatss
anmaIt iaat. baben Die gntbluungen
er1t bea0nnen, unb iebe Spur ftibrt
auf r,eue 8erbreGen.
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aaBas 9duftr III Berlin kolitn.
9apsnae &teieesaHs aes @tnnSei8 entbnnti
tuextbeS In pet BeId6ftsEabt.

@nsrnae Steisesnms ses @ruaSe ts entbuatss
,pestbes In per 8sTdaftsHabt.
Die getpdltigen umipdl3ungen,
fuelae bic @ef4dftstabt bes eigentz
fiaen 9ertins gesenpdrttg Defenders
in Der RGbe Der 2eipatger StraBe err
fdbrt, bat cine unerbDrte Steigerune
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our
syolee gebabt. Dos Mertbeim'f6e
6ous am gtnsaRs ber 2eip3iger
6traBe toftet bas fietne @imm6en
bon 100000 Mart; 100000
Mdrf gebsn babon auf @runb unp
8pb.n. 4ls bic 4i9tneer% 9efe1z
Eadft por etnissr 3eit In ber 8e0epuez
ftroBe, 30ntgsraser unb potsoamer
@trdBe einige 9runbtiide fir tire
betbeu eroben Neubduten %untdufte, ct
hDbtt itd tbr @runbbsfiB auF ben &C.
fdmmtpertb bon 81, 000. 900 Mart.
mdn Tam bd ntrtli9 faft iagen, bab
ieber 9fIaiterItetn duf unb INN ber
0eipaiser YlaB berum cine @tunge
Sob tpertb 1T. limb itbes Der groBen
@ff9dFtsbGnter, bic itd ieBt reibenz
tpeife In Der 2eip3iser @traBe trbeben.
bat feinen Winionenpertb, Der ni6t
nbntmmt, je mebr man mad Often,
mad Der @egenb bes 9pittelmarttes
tommt.
SIN @egentbeil, benn bier bsginnt
has bietbegehrte 4pnfefttonsbiertel. no
BITE 8eberr{her Der Mobe 9aus an
3aus tpobnen. Gin @runbiiid bon
MIR etnigermaben anfebnli9er 9rOBe
1T au4 bter unter 100000 Marf
fdtpertt4 gu baben; Der ,0ndbratmeter
In btefer @eeenb. ben man opr 100
Sabren auf ettpa 3 Wanrt bere4nete,
fo{tete nm 1860 etpa $50 bts 200
Wart, 1896 bas @iebenfade 1400
Morf) unb betrdst ieBt pOhl sana gez
piB bebeutenb mebr.
@eIbit In Der NGbe bes NIerdnbere
plosss In Der R0nigsffraBe (alio in
febr gutter Gef9dftssegenb) purbe Dor
spenieen Sobren ein Gtiidden BON rur
pier Auobratmeter nit $4,000 Marf
beaa9it. Die groben 2urusbouten Der
6otefs unb acknowledgements berf4linz
gen uatiirtt9 in er{ter Qtnie einen
GDIbtrom. Dds hetonnte 9refel'i6e
Mefnreftuurdnt Inter ben Qinben
tpurbe Dor 5pei Sohren fir 100000
mart b~ertautt; bor so Sahrtn bate
bas ni9t febr ~ssrdumtee 9aus nur
ettpa bos 0inftel bobon getoitet. gu
ben theuerItsn @runbFtIden BON Ser
Tin gtb6ren Dor alien bieienieen, aui
beneit bic groBen 8ierpatdfte Der
Griebrt1fnbe iteben. bon ben 2inben
o~nsefoneen bis our 2eipaiser @traBe
gtnes Der toitbarften 0Gufer 1T bier
bas. auf pel9em baB 8aiferbotel, bag
Rotferedfe unb Der betannts aaiier-
ielTer fteben; es tptrb duf 100000
BIB 10000, 900 Mart einsef9dbt.
9n biefer setpdltisen 3unabme bes
Bobenipertbes nimmt ou9 bic Stab
BERTH, BITE ia @ieenfhiimerin groBel
8pbenflG9en lit, tbeiL. man fddbt
baB Der Wert4 Der unbebd1iten @runb:
Hide. bic BITE Stabt beIist lbie Rieiel.
Fiber etneei1loHenl, ettpa rs, 100000
Morf betragt, Der ber bebuutsn abe
380,0ONo00 marf. Suss.Fomm be
rtGnet man boB Mfttbberm0gen bel
Gtobt Berth i'm Sabre 1905 auI
SEE. 900 Mnrt. eym alien Berlin
fretltn bitten bic Grunbtiide nidt Il
pisl eing.brad8. I'm bas Snhr 1886
tcftsten bic tbeuerdten 6Guier IN 8erGtl
etpa 5000 Marf. mnl nabm an, bal
hamdls iebss 8sriinsr 9aus burn
fmnttfi5 ettpa 1900 W1art fpffete.
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Gdmortbot0et oardb 2tMffGN8tttt8
att fattSe fAtttt.

9IGen 2eibenben, Die mir lire Gbreie su'
ienben, iuerbe i'd oeutli@ erfIaren, tuie man
Sdmorrboioen 81 9auie onr6 Gufiaasuns
beiIt. gs 1T einerlei OBJ Die Sduorrboioen
fOsen. blinbe, blutenbe, judenbe pber beraus'
sebrdnste iinb; i'd perbe ettpas BON oieiem
MitteIabloGut toitenfreii enoer, iotpieatd, i'm
Sale es seiuini6t tuirO, &eferen5en aug SD
rer unmittelbaren u%msebnns. S9neae Sim
beruns unb bauernbe SeiGuns 1T fiber. S8tdt
fem @eIo, madt aber Gnberen Ntttbelluna
BON bieiem Gnerbieten. Gdreibt bente nod
an Srau 80. Sumr;ers. 8orP, Rotre Sante
Sn0.s @dreiben Sic In bieier Sprade.
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SeItene 8abnft a It I.
auf Der Strede Der Duluth. South
66ore & Q(tlantics Balm lift Feit Dem
geiteben biefer 8abn - felt 40 Sab
rem = nod ME Elm 9ahasitr setObtet
tpurben; bies biirfte mobl bel teinsr
anoeren Balm Der 5aa fein. limb ba>
bel fault Die Strede bur6 cine @e-
genb, in rpeltsr Der Winter 70 itrtng
1T, boB feds Wtpnute binbur6 ttin.
S6melle erfeBt perben fonR.
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lhDn muroe Wtrs. @inalUtp'a Sop
thing : Gprup upn WiGiDner BON
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rure oeri9affen. 8erlaBt euh oa.
rauf, Witter, es lit fein Bmeifel
cariiber. ca belt 9iGrr1pe, reous
liert ben Woeen unb Die 0ieren.
beieitigt Binb 9slit, ertneiht bep
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Was eS fu,tet.

Der Breis Der 5reibeit lit epiee
8ahiamteit - Der Breis fiir bic ius
fOrtiae Sebung zines iudenoen
Shmerses in iraeno elmer SDrm 1T
flnf5ia Gents. 6unt's Cure ner'
rtdtet bic Irbeit uno tut iie ariino'
LID uno munoerbar.
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Eaaes . Nentatetten
Snlan b.

Ser ilelibe Eel 6er Staot
San Sole in Californian 1T iber.
fhmemmt. 8iele 2eute haber, aus
ibren 6Gulern fliidter miifen.
- Sn Der Ndbe uDn Onopa, Stem.
Wterito, erplDoirte Die 2ufpmotipe
zines 6rahtsuaes Der Santa Sc
Babn. Der 2otomotiofiihrer, Der
0eiaer uno Der Brakeman muroen
aetDtet.
Auslano.
- Die frana6liIde Reaierune bot
beihlDiien. Die an Der @rense BON
Marottp unb Ilaiers geleaene ma
rDttaniide Stabt ubihoa ourh
fraus6ftihe Trupper beieser su lais
Zen uno unb 10 lanae beiebt su bal.
ten. bis bic tnarDttanifhe &egieruna
uuQe @enuatuurta fir Die grtnDr.
buna oes Dr. Waubamp aeaeben
bat.
- Cine Depeime aus DufareGt,
Der 6auptftaot &umdniens, melbet
oas es Der Neaierana bts iest midi
gelunaer lift, oes Iufitanoes Oerr su
meroen. Die Mufftdnoilhen sieben
%pllnoerno unn aqes niebet brennent
lumber unb oa lie fi@ in tlelnerer
BanDen suiammenaetan baben, III
es iebr ihmer ihrer habbaft su trer.
ben. Sn Der Ndbe bon @alab io0
am GDnnta9 Elm @efedht smiihen beu
SDlbaten .uno ben northumberland
ftattaefnnoen baben, in Dem smei.
bunbert oer 2eBteren getDtet tpuroen
= Nls Der Briefter 8ater Bro.
ahetti, elm befannter r6mifder 3an'
a~elreoner, Die Stride Gan garlp al
gcriD. in ber er Wene 9elelen bate
perlaiien muQte, tpurbe &c angegrif'
fen uno ea tam su einem aIIgenaei'
men 3ramaQ. Die 8nliaei rnuBtt
eingreifen unb ben 8rieiter ihlben.
G8 muroen iiber finfsia BerlDner
uerhaftet.
- BrufeiiDr BON Bergman. bel
beribnte 0erliner ghirura uno 2li'
niter, lift in Wiesbaoen. an Den 5ol'
gen elmer Appendicitis Operation
QeftDrben.
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bid, s~etnnoem.

8. VI. 6armon, 2isempre, Us. s.,
laat: rGnolid bnbe i'd in Or. aina'a
Neue 2ebens. Biaen cine Biae ae'
fui1oen. Die mid ME enttduitte. Gut
aegerl itnrre 9eber uno dronilhe Ser
itopfuna" 3u baben bel 10. 9reiH
uno vt. @ubn u Co.. aputbeter.
9arantiert. 25 Cts
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-11
EAST CALAIS.
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Mrs. p. i. Scott ii III.
Irving Wilbur is lit in bed.
Will Letter Of Montpelier was in town
Friday.
G. Z. Bliss returned from Granville
Monday.
p. B, Dwinell was ii Plainfeld last
Saturday.
Ruth Grey Is working for Austin San
ders' people.
Lewis Provost Of Hardwiek was in
town Tuesday
George Ballentine has De Laval sep
arator on trial
Albert Dwinell is Ill with hard cold,
Dr. Hall attends him.
Miss Netti Clark Of Hardwick Is clerk
ing for A. @. Dutton.
Mrs Mary Bliss has gone 10 Cabot to
work for Judge Fisher
Elmer Powers and wife Of Marshfeld
We're in town Sunday.
Georgia Powers is working for Dan
Brown through sugaring.
Arthur Clark has hired George Coff-
rims farm for q term Of years.
George carley Is working at South
Woodbury. papering and painting.
Roy Leonard Of Arlington, Mass, is
in town this week visiting his parents.
Rev. u Edward Wright 81 Montpelier
oficiated at the funeral Of Fred Clark
Friday.
Mrs. Harrison Mack Las been quite
| in. Mrs. Austin Sanders is reported
quite i'll.
Rev. George Senter Of Maine will
preach at the Union church next Sunday
laftcrnoon.
Mrs. Ernest Strong Of Waitsfeld was
in town Friday to attend the funeral Of
Fred Clark, her father
A telephone was installed In South
Iiardwick village for Tom Belmont Wed.
nesday on the Union line.
Mrs. Fitch Willard died Tuesday night
at the home Of Fred Clark, where she
has lived for a few months.
Levi Wheeler il in Barre this week
! working installing telephones for differ
ient parties there on the Union line.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peck, who was reported
| i'll last week and who got little better,
was taken worse and is in serious
condition at present.
A. +. Davis Of Marshaeld and inspector
Sawyer OF Washington, d. C, were ii
town last week in the interest Of the
rural delivery route.
! w. b. Bliss, Curtis Eastman, Joseph
Persons and Oscar Guernsey attended
the funeral OF Carroll Mcknight at
Woodbury. Centre, Sunday.