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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
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Two country weDen. mother and
asuGhter. we're at the circus for tine
arxt time They we're greatly taken
VITA the menAgcrte AT last they came
% the hoppopotamus. and stood for sew
ersl minutes tr4nsdxed In silent won
der Then the mother turned 20 her
daughter and ssid. slowly and solemn
~: NY Ain't-he-plsinT
great cardinal vent driving
through the city Of Flersnce with his
horscs' tails cut egregionsly short. A
woman took the cardinals coaehman
20 task for thiA How" she said
-csn our gentle cardinal fsvor a fash
ton ~ abominat,ie a. this one Of tall
dockihxy' Madam" the eoschnAn
answered. 'Tt l. my reverend masters
klndnez % heart lie 10 a member Of
several societies for the prevention q
cruelty 20 aEimAls and he docks his
hasrses tails In order 70 prevent them
frUm annoying the poor little nies"
weii-kncwn clergyman 81 Boston
vas oace talking with some friends
with reference @ the desirabllity Of
chronological cohereHce In ideas. In the
form - written statement. when he
observed that there are times when
this method t-eromes q tribe too suEEes-
tive For Instance" said tire speaker.
! once heard a minister in NeE Hamp-
shire make his usual SUNDAY morning
announcements As follows The funer-
81 81 the late and much-lamented sex
ton takes placr on wednesday after
aecn at 8 O'eleck- Thanksgiving serv-
ices vii Be held IN this chapel on
THURSDAY morning ~ II O'Clock"
whe. Lord Elphiston was IN America
couple Of years ago he vas enter
tssned az dinner BY family. the head
y which was 20 accompany his loraAbtp
"a his hunting trip through the wilds
~ the Northwest A child o. about ?
years. named Ethel during she dinner
wss has-eyed and hig-eared With Won
aermeEt-in fact. completely overMwed
~ the presence q the Distinguished
foreigner Efhei heard her mother and
father now aAd then szy. NV lord
,his. sad ny lord that" 81. "win you
asve some % thlA. my lerd OK sous Of
shatT- the dinner being q purely IN
formal one Finally. When the mother
vas Interested IN the conversatiea o.
smother guest. Ethel nsssced that NJ
lord was gazing interestedly a. a daah
q relish quite cut % kls reach TIE
chIid Thought she sAw q chance %
please Lord Elpniston. and In q nrm.
Gear voice. excisineds Mamma. Cod
waufs sonns pickiez"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
mzszx81A.a zzg,
80 ESz

= wooldnf feel TOO sad about u n
was yea said ths elderly observes
IN toas 81 mild reproof. -Ther~'s
plenty 81 others In the lake an eu~san'
wOn't help your chances With EN-
BAT did you zee hlmf demanded the
yOung asberman. excitedly. And lOok
sr the shank O. that boak snapDed it
right or
Its too bad said the elderly man.
oonsolingly. lie certainly mus, have
be-n a whale 70 have done that You've
got more hooks. though. haven't your
Sure said the young fisherman
u rad him aaEsoss up 50 the pier.
knew as soon ss I got the Jerk that
u wss a big one end I was handling
him careful what do you think o.
that nsw1 Wouldn't II Jar youf
wouldn't n make you sickT'
PUT smother book on and try Il
again.~ counseled the elderly onlooker
WHATS the useY- said the young
nan. disxustsssly. and sail staring 81
TIE broken book Say. but be was a
peach, That's the biggest ever swan
m % this pier. III bet you. Look 80
Hsy hand where Re pulled the lire
Through H. Darn the eonsarned. ever
Anssfng lpck Now, slu'g thst my luck
TIE Se~a here ever sfaos sun-up and
Ass~n't hsd baie - speak Of Thea l
l~rs ~ that sig heck and . rninnie fuss
for lnek nnc-ssasSns itl n Ia fust gst
hin q feot nearer ia have bad him"
Tou sreh't going - snls nshing Just
h~esuss ~ that, are yeuF"
-Nnre" answered the ys0ns fisher
nsa What's the use O. as.in' -sere
az esvf IL Ia got that enc % bs<e
s~oh him Aasne an eocked him far
5sr~kfa<,- b@tcAe- be would have
tasted good brOied He vas a white
ssh. all right He wasn't 10 herring
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

ment' II vii - better for yOu b Aav.
son~thinx 10 do
VERY veil. naam~
I don't know anything coar~rni a
ycur Circumstances but I am IN ned
q man 10 drive ne about and 10 ga
affer the hors&-
That suiss me. mAam~
Yes win have q room over nv ofY :
sad my housekseTer vii look afi~f
y0aE meals 10 yoa knso~ anythias
aheut hor@ssY~
I as brought ~ vita tA~n,
ma'sn"
Good We vii srrAnws ahout tAs
cnsncial matters later IN. Hers 10 tn
village have a cal 10 make hssors
rxtarn % the osncs
she drove down ens q TIE uoor~,
streets and stoPVed before a aAsbsy
cottage wosssn wss waiting az rs
ao@r. She waved her hand 10 the o..
tox- TIE latter gave the lines 70 Johsz
Gals All hurrsediy catered TIE co
taEs- In q Bs1.ent o. twe sAs can.
ct again and took . blark Boa frzs
ths phaeton.
The child = very M she buried
" aaid An op@rstion 10 TIE only hoQ~
] must no' - interrupted The child's
father may - here az say aaonsst
keep hin out and k-~p hln quiet
Yea nss'am~ sala John Gale
tie st~Tp~a from the phsetsn sna
sseed b. the Eate. Thea - ssw q -
aoAinS squire couae round the cornsr
Il as TIE figure e = man and u.
sash wss ths worSe Tor liqnor.
xss can't cone IN here sd John
oAis tn = Lsz tone as tas maa n -
him
Cant coms ny Erc~led ths usn
Why. who IN "a. hlszes are yoaY-
Re pushed forward. but John Ca,
esarst him - ths thrsat uIrh ~.
bad and hy re wrist with the oTh~,
81 h. Ps~hes sna feroed hln a~sy
frez ths souse and az The ssrees whss
thsy wsrs AZ a safe distance b. Felea.s1
IA bod
Tbs doctor = n fh~re fryinx 70 savs
yssr ehii6s Efs - explained. 50.
uauE hof - atsturt~a-
TIE - usn 49, ST. gsspinE -
breath
p bot yuu ran't ke~p ne ozt % a,
9zH hauzeT - snaried
on, 81. can ssld 1ohn Gee
Pleasantly. Thea his eyes sudteal,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

int pieo~s ans ghrgwins eAsn tnfs tAs
rHt pr~~s~t th@m aown sna pash~a fhs
cara ever then.
That was wesi cuussdsred. ania IN
wUman. Get IN. pi.as.~ Tie tsok fhs
seat hesids Der snd are started tie
ponv
-Ho~ loAs have yeu haa that
-oaxk p
-sin mouths Eu@~s-
-Caldf
Hurt
Year chs.sr
~f~s ma an hsa . faM from q
suiaG Trap~Es. you know I'm ese %
10 Oolo0na brosA~ru. NJ right nams's
Iohn Gsls"
Have $50 had any tr~atmenty-
~raw q nortoF lnss VEGA tie toid me
! uust quii the she's I knSw that
seid ~ might help n : weaf 70 Ari-
Sons I've h-een IN AriDons and ! don't
nks 81
AID chat ere you roing 70 40 nov p
Just wandering around Failing into
hsd wsys, ! Eu~-s supgo~s you noti,e
I've hen drimkinEi Took more than
wHs goo for me- n the town bsrk
there Reen Ssl@ep in q seld FIRST
whisky I've tourhsi IN dozen y~ars
Never DRANK e drop chen ! wss with
the sbow ! We . fool % tourh n
Had = isttsf from my Old partner and
u made me- feel blue lie suddenly
Strengthened up & Don't know Why
I'm ielling you al this. be said
Guess I'm Eerting ussndiin
The uoman stagFs~a the pony.
Take = long breath" she command
81. and sEhals Slowly"
she beut her bead quiekly and he.
tened with her sara riose 10 his bread
chest
~A~s yon a aoctor1- the man
ssamusereS
les. ~hy notg~
4 ses yoaf pardoa ns'sm. Ysu 80
YOU'RE the fret one I ever met"
The woman family smiled
= am me a. dangerous a. the title
might imply. NJ father vas q do~sor
- wss my EFsnafath~F she looked
az him with hsr syes half closed -Yon
NEED treatment she sid. your caae
Interests no have made close
study - pulmonary troubles DO vou
want o. 1T ne Try my freshmen "a
YOU
~Yeuf But phat's the usea That
other doctor asid there wss no bope for
ne
I thiuk thar esn help you VIII
you iet NE try
The man suddenly felt q nutter -
h0pa In his breast
Why. yea" he answered I'll -
/ glad % - your patient"
The Wonsn nodded.
Then ysu wiu have D. a. exactly
What ! TIL you. no you wAnt eulploy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

One % thu most valuable sooks "a
the professional collector 10 esteezBsd
solely On aeoount 81 its errata and tAs
authors peculiar explanations q how
- many hlsnders came % - mazda
The book Il emitted The Anatosny %
the Mass Il consists q IT2 pages ana
i accompanied ~ q list Of errata of
nfteen closely printed pages TIE su-
thor n hts explanation attributes the
mistakes % the devil. who. he SAYS
nrst cared him - dup the @sauscript
In ditch and thus made II almost ~
legisle and. secondly. By befadaliag ths
printers made them commit q aunb@r
q oiunders never eQualed IN a work
o that Ella.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

-Disrharxs Ea- ks srhoea
-As CARED
He aesded
4 undsrufana-
-An6 msW. sha aAid -ts tan af ysss
future 90 c0urss ysu cans euafinu.
80 handy Han. although you are 70
markably handy. what have y~u
thought about aoimxy-
--rhers's the ED bushes. {" s4i1 ysAz
Gale.
Yea But e. zee really wsns % %
bsch - HY-
I wsasd rather say A~ra- he an
s-reT~d
she Smiled ana tn Sector had q very
pleasant fare wb@n ~ smiled
That's q hgh eomDlizasas 70 Ma
turn
To you.- he corrected
The doctor 6uske6-
~NOw I have a little surYwi@e for
yea. che said NEXT Monday evealaE
The seiectmen viii elect you town mar.
shsL They think you are fhs very
maa for the piaos. Those people acres
thu inles both admire and fear yea
Nobody eau control thszn &C yOu can
IL will give you q chance 20 s< SuI
more useful
Tie looksd 81 her steadily.
~Do you wish me TO take ity'
Yea"
Then ! viii. You know best"
and be abruptly turned away.
But q DAY later he faced the Doctor
IL her once
7 can't take that place" he sid
why HotY~
-Irs hard 70 tel yOu. But I mas,
GO away"
-wbyY"
-DOGt thisk me unrrasesuI Sws
everything 70 you This - the dearest
place 90 earth Bot ! zBss Es-
Haven't earned your coafdeRcsy-
she ssrtiE ssasd
Yes. yea I anew I svrsar ilks q
erute wait He drew hsEnssaf -.
Then be slowly said ia 10 pre~uzp
tsoua. l know. but ! levs yOu--
There vas = little siienoe Tia wUz-
an's ere. met him-
~Is there another rssnonY- shs soft.
ly sskea.
"Tes, I could have kept my secret 10
myself. but somsth,ng has hsppened
that makes II impossible FOR me 10
stay. You vii understand when ! tel
yoB I ne; Henry Martin this morning
and NJ put out his hand 'You are a
doubly LUCKY nan. John Gale hs sad.
They are going 20 make ron town mar
shat and now everybody expects you 70
marry the doctor -
II hurt him 70 say thia ard he
turned snd stared through tina windsw.
Again there wss a LITTLE salsnea Pres
entity he looked around a. her. she net
his gave with q charming EnlaL
Brave meh aen't run away shs
said
Hs stared At her HE face sucssa
~ sushed
lie came q little nearer.
b but VOC heard whs, Henry hsresh
said" hs stAmmered Tbs tswn II
poets me TO marry you"
Her fare was quite radiant she 20,
Ous her hands
'-rhsa Why eissppoins Il. Jshar- sire
said-w. r. Rose IN Cleveland Plain
Dealer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Oncs In q while q feller E~tz q her
riug. but that deaf happen often- He
was &c big as three berrtaEs I just
caught sight 81 him as be swan along
side and his side vas as vide a. thai
cigar box-wider. Ia ssoner have lnst
q s5 bill than lost that azh May4se II
ia have pulled In quirker I'd have got
him all right Stacked up Just as he
came up close. He's OF IN the middle
Of the lake By this time with my hook
I feel like kicking myselk-
That's no use" said the elderly
man IF you'd pulled him IN quicker
you might have lee; him quicker. It's
no use thiakihg what you might have
done He's gone and that's ell there
is 10 a. II were you ia try 70 think
:, wss just because the hook was poor
that he broke II. and that he wasn't
snch an extra sired one after all. ia
call II = deg1sh and let II 60 st that
Anyway. wouldn't quit fishing. The
nsxt time you throw IN your hook yOu
might land e betfer one yet"
Not Q better one than that" said
the young man You didn't So Il and
you didn't fee 81 pull or you wouldn't
try 20 tell me that
'No.- acknowledged the elderly man.
I gue~ you'rt raght, after all 10
wouldn't - = better one n you landed
Il. It's always the nsh that st away
that are the Ses' aud the biggest-si-
wayN- Y0u-n catch g hundred big Ash
In course 81 time. and forget al about
EN-. but you'll never forget the oas
that hnSas your hook. will youY'
Wed. Tn going" said the yeuns
asherman. Win had put ND his tackle
"pve gef enough se long"
yes. you've got enough for the pres
ent." said tFe elderly man. But
you'll - hack all the same. "-CbieSgo
Daily News.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
rHKTR GARDEN ROOM

81 WhaeA 60 sa~op o~sas~Ss.
There were tve womsn who had rsor
hssifA and = sarasn-alsng with two
assA = litfls u.oa~y and q few ether
thingz says ne Se~ Tort TrIlsaae.
Tat wss early - MErch Of this year.
Th~y decsSed that n th&y eeuld i've
eufoeors cay and night their hsalth
wo1id improve. but hs~ weEs shey 70
% q II the seassns VIA q eold wind
~as whlpplaz TIE gsndes treesT In the
winter. q eoarse. . vas entirely OF o.
ne QUESTION. bat fh~re - a great d@al
e IN esruesa wesfher, shea TIA IA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23
COnvaleSence
of John Gale


TIE ED phn~tou had experienced
aueh rUugh usage u bad outlssted
Q half aaren harses q various degrees
81 spe~d and saserEF But Il wasn't n
kssns Err ia prr@~nf awkwErd grediea
Eent One Of the wbesls had dropp@a
into . Ens - deep thar ths hub was
cute euried There had eeeo h~svy
Falns and the grouRd vas ST. sofi
sn6 yleldinG The sosi se<xnea q elo@~
IN 90 ths prisaned whe~i and hold Il
fast
TIE driver 81 IN. phaeton. . listsa
~umsn o. perhaps - stepqed dowa
ans surveyed the situation wkh =
bsngxh>niaG fsce The pony looked
srSund - her and whinnied lie wants.i
90 Eet hone to his oata Tbs little
w@man lookea ap and down the rad
There waa ~ oos IN sighL TIE vi
iaEe waa gwo miles away.
shs pscAered h~r bFgws snd sof,ly
whlStled she bad a way 81 whistllax
whaa thlnes seshsr~d h-r she was 3
sosd Zeal bothered Jnss 81 present
Tb~re was he< s4cs child IN the vi.
lac VIE needed her stteatsena
sA~ EtogT-d ana loa&sd aywu at the
ksuEsyfNsnet wheel
In trruble. maamY- sad a vo.~s a.
tas roadside
80 furDed qusckly A nan ga Sook
LIS az hsg from q little distance A abe
tnrart - teok sf hls .aft haf. he 90.
nan - ye@r or two pam ~. Req
has. = ciesB fRc~d aaa ~ srzr~~s,
ai1dls height bat ~so Aela b. head
- and his shoalaers well squarsa
= I'm n = little truuhse- shs an.
swered Gas pa suggest any way %
hep ser
he csuae forward srhskiy and gave =
eulck Elane~ ~ the wheel
Rather frstL- - aaid.
fereaE~ ysn coul9 take a raj fran
n feacs aid pvy I; ouf. shs sax.
E~xted
tie lssked e. her euickiy ana swn.f
Th~a b steoVed dswn and puts.az
"a righi hana under ths hub slewly
eTew ~ whesl fron the rut WIZ.
Il ~aa saits sut BE- gently pa&A~d ~
phastnn q little % oas SIDE ass =,
IL wnsels aswn % said grouna
Tss ~suaan gave = guick Easp. Te.a
- frs~ned
fOu shoulant g. that "a. ala
ne asoked Sc hsr sns then ~ tie
wAeel
why acsf- ~ ssk@a
feu nigss strain your1elf- a. an.
swsr~6 ~Th<rs - aswsys a 20. !. =.
secustssase sEercines- -. So "a,
- wss sEniiszE -Ars - IN n. 49,,
Ct iifriax wesxAtsy
Tea nasn.- - aaad ~. \. -
e~niy tzrnsd s~sy frum h~r. A So
epz'gh ssansa hil sne IA A !. .
sFsef paro1ysz Ia sssnan rrown.s
aEsin.
That vAs q fsssaxA sxnih,uo, -
sss<Rth.~ 80 s.ia
TIE 10uEh hss sssh,ax 20 A VITA
t. Efting ~ sn1inxgy sapl.,u.s
: nHvs q pretty ofsen nsu.-
- hseaea - III s-srzhsuxv
-Ar~ ~ Foiag - ths viilass.- a.
ssk@d
TFass a. b. answered = $780,
az ssry Gear l1@a - whszs ~
saszs-
Sc ssspS~a int shs pA.s.ua a.
pzcSed - e. Inca
Gel h. &c 81 = wfn tzks ~.
aherp.-
he seened abcuf n Seine - -.
ssd5e1iy acczvsed
-Can 30 81; = nomezfT- - ask=s
80 hazrTlns p TIE rsadzads pl1ks1 -
. 80 zzsis1 brnncAss azd hroks a.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

'ooang without = hat pronotss tAs
ErOw1h % fhe hair
THAT'S Just sons mans schems A,
81 0af % buyihg us wife = bomnet
Ut Il won't ~ork on ne II 10 ala
arstf'-Heaston Pose
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

wA@n q wsman declares thaf a. "a
hsmsiy SO soezn't sxpect a H.an - =.
a~vs - nallsvss -
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Ne. Ahonza. q sziioF hne neoas.arsiy
; assszr bseanss - bozss "a ssaesw.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-23

Adam wss the original dds -
kzbltzal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
BRoWNINGTON.

Florence and Ray Litchfeld have gone
to South Manchester to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E Young entertained
relatives from Newport last week.
T. G. Crandall has purchased a new Nc
Phail piano for his daughter, Bessie.
Mrs. Frank Lewis, who is in Hanover
hospital for treatment, is improving.
Chas. Parlin fell and fractured Il
of his ribs while working in the mill at
Barton Landing.
Rev. ana Mrs. Daniel Gregory from West
Derby visited their daughter, Mrs. I. O..
Crandall, last Wednesday.
About fifty attended the social given for
the benefit OF the Sunday school last
Thursday evening and enjoyed a pleasant
time. Proceeds, six dollars.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Litchfield was the SCENE
Of a very pretty wedding when their
daughter, Minnie Mae, and Jesse r. Booth
OF S .ukeiy, Que. were married by Rev. GIL
shaeffer of Barton Landing. At Z o'clock
the bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains Of the wedding march played by
Miss Bessie CrandaIt. The best man was
Mr. Seweu Booth, brother OF the groom.
The bridesmaid was Miss Florence Litch-
fald, sister CT the bride. The bride was
beautifully attired ii white silk null and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

OUNIINUED FAUM FAGE UNE
c. w. Williams and E. O.. Chase were in
Boston on business last week.
Harvey Rowell and his mother visited
friends in ST. Jo~hnsbury last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oley Rowell are the happy
parents of a son, born August 9Th.
school in the Merrill district began
Tuesday. Miss Annie Graham teacher.
Fred Chase has bought the Shannon farm
OF the r. K. Patterson estate. Price 5000.
The Ladies social circle will hold their
annual chicken pie supper Friday evening
Sept. 20 b. Rev. W. E. Allen of Crafts5ury
will give q lecture.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-16
EVANSVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid society viii meet with
Mrs. Geo. Woodland Friday afternoon and
evening, Sept. 10th. Everyone is cordially
invited. The young people are especially
Invited in the evening.
EAST CHARLESTON.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Davis and children
are visiting Mrs. Davis grandparents in
Lancaster, N. Ell.
Miss Mabal Hinton of this place was
H4ven. Congratulations.
A. j. Allyn has stored his household
goods at ED. Allyu's and expects TO spend
the winter in California.
Alden Drown advertises an auction sale
of personal property at his farm Wednes-
day Of this week, at 10o'clock, a. m.
The topic for the c. E.. prayer meeting
next Thursday evening is Goods Omnis-
~cience." Leader, Mrs. s 7. Achenbach.
Mrs. Eliza AIlard. who has spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Buck, has gone to visit her two daughters
at Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Hicks and daugh-
ter, Merna, of Ashuelot, N. a., have been
visiting her brother, Ward Chase, and 9TH
er relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Whitman, who has been
spending a few weeks with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. j. A. Davis, has returned to her
home in New London, Conn.
Mrs. Luke Hudson and two little daugh-
ters, who have been spending the summer
with har narnntZ hr ond Mr1 E-onf~
Davis, have returned to their home in New
York city.
The funeral of Wiiblr, the four year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wilson, was held
at their home in Westmore Saturday. Sept.
Z, Rev. Thomas Hall OF Island Pond offci-
ating. There were many beautiful how-
ers and the house was filled with neighbors
and friends. Much sympathy is felt for
the parents in their SORROW.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lyon are the par
ents of a 10 pound boy. Congratulations.
Mrs. Colby Clarke and son Elton have
returned to their home in Condor, Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilder of Derby
AAAS - AZ AAOAoS@ Hllu6T . LAO RoSt
week.
Mrs. Preston has finished work at Henry
Calkins, and gone to her home in Brown
iDgton.
Dir. and Mrs. Vernon Warner of Low
ell visited her sister Mrs. Ora Dane,
september 8th.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie Wilder and Mrs.
Horace Wilder visited at Frank Lords In
Morgan one day last week.
Herbert Badger and ?. j. Miles went to
Norton last Wednesday to move Mr.. Bad
gers household goods here.
a. U. Cutting and Harper Pickel have
gone to New York, where they expect to
be for three months painting.
Mrs. ]. 3. HoIton and Mrs. Perry went
to Enosburg Falls last Friday to attend the
| yearly session of the Wheelock association.
Mrs. Vincent Jones and daughter Win
| some and Francis P-ckel OF Newport are
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visitin tn ,ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Pickei.
Rev. j. H. Dickson has been to Hardwtcg
n Tfverton, RI. for a visit and is now
at Enosburg Falls, attending the whee-
lock association
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Inc academy opened Tuesday with a
large attendance.
Miss Mary Bodette has gone to New
York On vacation.
VIII Taylor of Boston is visiting his
mother, Mrs. G. D.. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bodette of New Brit
ain, Conn.,, are visiting his parents.
Miss Bertha Comings has returned to
Bates college to continue her studies.
Rev. and Mrs. W. c. johnson of Water
bury have been visitors In town the past
week.
An extended account of the church GER
tennial will be found on another page of
this paper.
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EAST BROWNINCTON
BRoWNINcToN CENTER

E. l. Huse is in NeWfane visiting friends.
Quite a number from here attended the
fair at Sherbrooke the past week.
George Gray has sold his farm to his
brother-in-law, Lincoln Campbell.
Mrs. Jack Woods was thrown from a
wagon Wednesday of last week but escaped
serious injury.
The Ladies' Ala society which met with
Mrs. Henry Leland Thursday evening was
enjoyed by all.
There viii be q lecture at the church
Tuesday evening, Sept. 24sh, given by Rev.
R. j.. Christie, of Newport, subject, "a
Trip to Mars" Hope to see a full house.
Admission, adults 10 cents, children 10
cents. Airee lunch Of cake and coffee viii
be s~ervedsafter the lecture.
James Maxwell, whose death from tuber-
culosis occurred Aug. 31st, was born IN
Morgan June u, 1873. When SIX years Of
aga his parents moved 10 this town, where
he has since lived with the exception OF q
few months which he spent in California
several years ago. He went tGere on
account of his health and came back much
improved. In the early spring his health
again failed ana continued to fail until the
end came. Three years ago he married
Miss Jennie Parker of this town who sur
wives him. also his father, mother ndthree
sisters. Funeral services were held at tbs
church Monday, Sept. 2nd, Rev. W. A
Warner of Barton officiating. A goodly
number OF the order OF NJ. w. A.,of which
he was a member, were present and per,
formed the last sad rite.
A CARD OF THANKS-We wish TO express
our heartfelt thanks TO the frienos and
~Deighbors in their Kind remembrance Of u:
in the Death aud burial Of a husband, soI
and brother. and especially for the beau1i-
full flowers which were toksns OF kind RnC
sympathetic hearts
MRS. JENNIE MAXWELL,
Mr. JOHN MAXWELL,
MRS VIOLA MAXWELL,
MRS DANA SMITH,
Mrs. RAY MORSE,