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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-02-19
WEDDING BELLS.
HALLIpAY-cAsKEY.

A very pretty wedding celebrated at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Halliday, of 81 Early street, this city
on the evening of Wednesday, Febru-
arp the thirteenth, was that of Miss
Jane Guild Caskey, daughter of Mrs
Mary Adelaide, and the late Enoch
Todd Caskey, to William r. Halliday
both of Morristown.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John Mcdowell, of Park Pres
Church of Newark, assisted by Rev.
VIM. Russell Bennett of First Pres.
Church, this city. Until recently
Miss Caskey has been associated with
Mr.. Mcdowell in parish work.
The music rendered was by Prof
Sidney A. Baldwin, and the Gecora
tion of the house was by Elliott.
Accompanying the bride were two
nieces, Mary Caskey and Elizabeth
Lowe, as flower girls; two cousins
Miss Marion Young, of Trenton, anC
Miss Rushing, of Newark, as brides
maids; and Miss Harriet VanWagner
of this city, cousin of the groom, a,
maid of honor.
MIR. Halliday's best man was Arthur
Hager, of Troy. New York, Stevens
Institute classmate, and his ushers
also classmen, were Edward A. Con
dit, Jr., of Pittsburg, and Alec Chap
man, of Jersey City.
After pleasant hour of congratu
lations and expression of good wishes
Mr.. and Mrs. Halliday left for briei
absence, expecting to occupy, soon af
ter their return to MorriStown, theil
home at II Early street.
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What Our Reporter Saw in New York

A recent visit to one of the largest paint
factories in the world, disclosed machinery
and doing 1t better and In less time than
100 gallons could be made by hand mixing.
This was the celebrated l.. & NJ Paint
The l.. g M. Zinc hardens l.. g. M White
lead and makes L. & M. Paint wear like
iron for 10 or is years.
4 gallons l.. g. M. mixed with gallons
Linseed Oil makes gallons of paint at q
cost Of less than 81 90 per gallon
II any defect exists in l. g. M Paint,
will repaiDt house for nothing.
Donations of u q M. made to churches.
Sold by Phillips q Day. Morristown;
p 9 Henry, Basking Ridge, N. j.; w.
r Wilson, Whippany; J. r. Meade, Han.
over.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Alderman Mowery is quite i'll and
confined to his bed with an attack OF
the grip.
Mrs. E. W. Porter, of Saratoga is
spending a few days with her father,
A. A. Vance.
Mrs. j. r. Hoffman has been visit
ing Mrs. Wildrich at Hackettstewn
for some days past.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss May Katherine Baird to Theo-
dore G. Wiehe, of New York City.
Rev. M. S. Littlefeld, well known
in Morristown, has accepted call to
a large Presbyterian Church at Bay
Ridge, New York.
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THE TAPKA0W CLUB BANQUET.
Lincoln's birthday Celebrated BY
Tapkaow Climb.

Tapkaow Climb.
There is scarcely a progressive town
of any size in the country but what
has a business mems club, where the
members can come together on com
mon ground for recreation and social
intercourse, where they can enter
tain friends from out of town and in
other ways promote a spirit of comfy
and good feeling. Morristown is
favored in having an organization of
this character in the TapkaOw Club,
organized some ten wears ago, and
which has disappointed the croakers
who affirmed that it would not last
more than a year by growing in mem
DerShip and influence until now il
has roll Of over hundred and sixty
of the prominent citizens of the town
and is still growing.
Heretofore the principal public
functions of the club have been
bowling tournaments. This year,
however. the managers decided to try
the experiment of banquet and
Lincoln'S birthday was selected for
the occasion. Some one hundred
and fifty members and guests assem-
bled in the rooms of the club on
Washington street'on Tuesday even
ing, where, after the Divine blessing
being invoked by Rev. Mr.. Urmy, the
following menu was discussed:
Oysters:
Blue Points, Sailed Crackers.
Soup:
Mock Turtle, Waldorf Rolls.
Fish:
Salmon Croquettes, Tartar Sauce.
Entrees:
Chicken Pattie, French Peas
Roman Punch.
Game:
Chicken a la Maryland,
Potato Croquettes,
String Beans.
Salad:
Lettuce Salad, Olives,
Sugar Beets.
Sweets:
Ice Cream, Cake,
Coffee.
Havana Cigars.
The dinner was served in Days
best style and was much enjoyed.
The occasion being enlivened with
music by an orchestra under the
leadership Of }. f. Runyon.
Former Senator S. S. ChildS, the
President of the Club presided. He
welcomed the members and guests in
pleasing manner alluded to the
changing events in National history
and the coming UP from time to time
of men for the times of whom Lincoln
was type.
The audience joined in singing
America after which Rev. DIR.
Samuel e. Felter, who after abiding
to Lincoln and his penchant for u.s.
ing stories for enforcing points in his
arguments, gave number of humer-
Gus stories which kept all in a roar Of
laughter.
He was followed by Frank g. Rey-
nolds, a professional entertainer
whose versatile representations kept
the company oblivious of the f1eeting
hours until midnight.
The evening closed with the sing
ing of ''Auld Lang Syne," with the
full resolve on the part of the men,
bers that the banquet would be a
permanent feature of the future.
The Directors of the Club are: S.
S. Chllds, President; Eugene Carroll,
Secretary; Alex. Bennell, Treasurer;
d. S. Voorhees,, G. S. Rutan, Geo. w.
Sinclair, John G. Bray, Carl V. Vogt,
D. f. Sturgis.
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The County Sunday School
officers of Warren and Sussex Coun-
lies meet at Dover tomorrow for
general discussion of the work.
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HOME WANTED

The 5. P. G. O., 81 Morris street. Nor
ristown, wishes to find good home
for IA year boy, on farm with a
family of adults only. References re-
quired.
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WANTED

WANTED
High class man as local representative
Opportunity TO get into sDlendidly
paving bueiness. Very small capital
required No interference with pres
enG employment, and no cAnvassing.
Send stamp o. S Exploitation Cor
poratlon, Suite 1905, 43 Exchange
Place, New York
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Martha Jones IIathorne passed
away suddenly Thursday morning.
Mrs. Hathornc had been a fc-long
resident of Shoreham. Her children
are Mrs. Henry Bisscll, Mrs. p. w.
Waite, Fred and James Hathorne.-
James Baldwin, who had been i'll for
lie IS survived by a wife, three daugh-
tors and one son.-Mrs. George Mar
tin of Burlington was in town last
week. Her son, Howard Borley. re-
turned to Burlington with her.-Mr
and Mrs. w. w. Moore were recent
guests of their son, T. II. Moore in Ii
condoroga.
w ]. Anderson and family of Mt. Her
mon, Mass, are guests of his father vii
liam Anderson-Niss Ella Wlssel and
brother. Levi Of Mddlebury passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, Mis-
Nellie Plat of Fort Edward was a f. f.
Platt's over Sunday.-Mrs. Henry Blssel
and Sophie returned TO their homo in the
Thousand Islands Tuesday.-.Miss Marie
Leonard OF Keene, ~ H., Is the guest o!
her sister. Mrs. Harriet Lconard.-G. A
Cutting of Waterbury, former resident, Is
calling on friends here.-Mrs. W. W
Plat was in Burlington Monday.-Ashcl
Burditt of Rutland was with relativel
over Sunday,--Mrs c, \. North was II
! Brandon several days this week,-Claytoy
| ~ North OF Glens Falls, n. Y, Is visit
| ing his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. c. n
North.-Katherine, the adopted daughte
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leranger. wa
operated on for appendicitis Monday even
| ing
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HARDWICK.

Miss Mildred Gale has gone to New
York city to have her eyes treatcd.-A.
s. Griffin started Tuesday for an ex
tended trip through the West, visiting
st. Paul, Chicago and other places
G. II. Bickford and family have gone TO
Lake Caspian for several weeks.--Mr. and
Mrs j. A. Kennedy are happy over the
arrival of baby girl in their family
A. b. Thomas and G. b. Shipmar have
gone to Pennington, y. H., to visit
friends.-Mr. and Mrs w. c. Drew are
moving to the house which they recently
pure based of G.. d. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs
Bailey have gone to st Johnsbury to
reside. They are erecting house there
Work has been begun on the foundation
of the house which ]. f. Mitchell Is build
ing on Glenside.-Mrs. John Hovey, who
has been employed in the telephone office
for four years, completed work there
July Frank Phillips, who was injured
severely short time ago. is able to be
out, although he Is unable to use his
arms.
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WINOOSKI.

Hazel Griffin aged three years and
eight months, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Orvis A. Smth of Maple street, died
Saturday afternoon about four o'clock
after weeks Illness with scarlet fever.
The funeral. vii was necessarily pri-
vate, was held taathe house Sunday
morning with br'rial in Lake View ceme-
terry. The little girl was an only child.
Stephen Martin was arrested by Off
Ger Bergeron Monday afternoon. The Of
ficer has been on the lookout for the
man for breaking fail about year ago.
Tuesday when he was being transferred
to the Burlington jail, he made several
attempts to repeat the performance.
The Circle Rochambeau held its annual
meeting in Rochambcau theatre last
evening and elected the following Of
fcers: President, George Sheppard; vice
president, William German; secretary
F. Matte: treasurer, August Mongeon
corresponding secretary. Philip Mongeon
dramatic director. F. Matte; master OF
ceremonies. 8 Fafford; musical directors
Arthur Desautels. Philip Mongeon
Arthur I.afarrier: auditor. H. Desautels
George Vilemaire, Louis Hehert: govern
ing board. Alfred Vllemairc, George
Sheppard Arthur ]. Dssautc,s. PhniI
Mongeon. Joseph L. Devno; jantor
Joseph Blondin.
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wEYRRIDGE.

The children Of the Rev. George II.
Bailey, who are accustomed TO meet once
IN two years, have just had n reunion
at the parsonage. There were present
Mr. and Mrs. William z. Hawkes. and
son from Conway, Mass, William r.
Bailey from the Navy Yard. Boston,
Mass, Charles c. Bailey OF Topeka
Kans., and the Rcv. and Mrs. Henry L.
Bailey Of Iongmeadow, Mass. the latter
en- route for the British Islcs.-M'ss
Grace Twitchcll Is at homo from Platts-
burgh Normal school. where she recent
" graduated Miss Georgiana Crane Is
passing this week with her grandmother
and aunt. Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Moody.
Miss Crane comes here from the New
England Conservatory OF Music, where
she has been studying the past year.
She is a daughter of the Roy. Horace
Crane. who Is we'll known here.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Cole OF Brandon were here
Saturday-Miss Lucy Harrington of Rut-
land is at her old home for few days
Mrs. Grant Sturtevant was in town over
Sundav-Mr. and Mrs. clyde Fiske and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wales passed last
week in camp at Lake Dunmorc.-Thc
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church met
this week with Mrs. Daniel Twitchell.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
WESTFORD.

The marriage of Miss Edith Hall of
this town and Elmer T. Jackson Of
Chicago took place Wednesday after
noon at tho home of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Hall, the Rav.
Mr. Kddcr was the officiating clergy
man. Miss Phila H. Hall was brides
maid and George Hall Of Boston was
the best man. a corner of the parlor
was covered with cvcrgreens and white
daisies, and the briday party entered to
the strains of the wedding march
played by Miss Luna Osgood. The num-
orous presents were of silver linen and
other valuable articles. Only the i'm
med relatives and friends were
present. Mr.. and Mrs Jackson left Tor
short wedding trip and started
Monday for Gobel, Ore. where they
will live. The brides dress was white
muslin and she carried bride roses
During the thunder storm Wednesday
June %, lighting struck the pump IN
the yard at Henry Parker's, knocking
his young son senseless He was picked
up for dead but revived In about half an
| hour and appears to be doing well. e. II.
| Cobb and Homer Paige each lost
! heifer. killed during the same storm
| The Fortnight club met at Mrs. G. A.
| Rces Wednesday and elected officers as
folowsA President. Mrs ]. +. Allen;
vice president, Mrs II. n. Macomber;
treasurer, Miss Florence Rice; secretary
| Mrs. r. A. Perry: programme committee
Misses Phila Hall. Florence Rice and
Mabel Rugses.-Mrs. Lavigne, whose
| husband lives on the Parizo farm, is dan
| gerously III.
| Mrs. Moses Longe is In Essex Junction
to remain some time with her daughter
| Mrs. Walter Macia,-Miss Josephine Fv-
erett OF Burlington is the guest of Mrs
b. A. Stone.-Miss Florence Rice and
Floyd G. Rice have been passing n few
days IN Newport-The ball team from
| Fletcher will play the town team here
July 4.-Dr. Robert Flagg and Rollie Flags
were in Newport over Sunday.-Road
| Commissioner Longe is building a piece
of permanent road between Albert and
| Stephen Castles.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. o. T.. Spear and her son, John,
attended the wedding of DR.. Frank Spear
in Portsmouth, y. H.. last week.--N. NJ.
Spear has returned from Philadelphia
Miss Mae Smith is here for vacation
from Northampton.-A sociablc at the
church parlors will be held Friday even
ing in honor of the young people who are
at home from schools. The invitation is
general and no admittance will be charged
Merritt and George Carpenter are at
home from Mortified; J. II. Deou from
Dartmouth; Marietta Williams from Cod
dard Il. Lewis is home for the sum
mor.-Mss Sarah Martin of Burltngion
Is visiting Miss Bonton.-Mrs. Mary Il.
Ramsey and two children of St. Louis,
mer.--Mr and Mrs. n. =. Hill have re-
turned from a carriage drive to Lake
Placid by way of Elizabethtown.-F y.
Higbee OF Monkton was in town Monday
--Haylng will be about two weeks later
than usual.
o. Fl. Alexander's drilled well produces
30 barrels of water per hour instead of
80 gallons as the spondent's item
made It road.-Crops are all looking fine
ly since the much needed rain.-Cieorge
and Merritt Carpenter are home from
Norwich University for their summer
vacation.-There will he no mail delivered
on the rural routes July Miss Cora L.
Williams has returned from Castleton
normal school for the summer vacation
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JERICHO.

Miss Beatrice McGee is Mt home from
st. Mary's Academy.-Mr. and Mrs
James Stafford, Jr., and son are visiting
Mrs. Safford's relatives in East Berx-
shire,-Mrs. Daniel Splain and sons
have purchased the farm in Beartown
from the Matthew Casey estatc.-Albcrt
last of the week. He was on his way
home from Burlington, where he had
been to sec his sister, Mrs. Fanny
Clerkin. who recently underwent =
successful operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Thomas Mulheron of Rurling-
ton has been in town to see her broth
er, b. Il. Mattimorc.-Miss Julia Casey
Is moving to the home of her sister.
Mrs. W. j. Cota.-Miss Connie Chitten-
den and friend OF South Burlington
passed Sunday at c. NJ. Chittenden's.
Mrs. Sarah Landon is passing some
time at the home of Daniel Ackerson.-
| Miss Marion Jackson OF burlington Is
| visiting Miss Phyllis BrOwn.-M!ss Lotte
Buker of Milton is enjoying a vacation
in town.-Misses Elsie JOY and Florence
| Hurlbut of Burlington We're at home
over Sunday.-Mrs. Eva Thompson Of
Burlington have been visiting friends IN
| town for several days,-C. A. Jackson
| has been in town to see his mother. Mrs.
| Sarah Jackson, whose condition Is still
| serious.-Mss Ada Curtis Is visiting in
| North Tnderhill and Cambridge-Mrs
Hattie Bixby of Underhill Center has been
| the guest OF Mrs. Flora Whte.--The Rev
| and Mrs. c. b. Atwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. C. Morse were IN Burlington
| Monday,-Mrs. Sarah Booth of Hardwick
| came Monday to visit friends.
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. F. L. Savage of Somerville,
Mass. arrived at her summer. home
hero Thursday night. Her sister, Mrs,
Coburn, of Fitchburg, Mass, is with
hor.-The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wagner gave them a surprise
party Friday night. it being the cath
anniversary of their marriage
The Rev. Mr.. Ufford went into camp
with his Bible class at the mouth of the
L.amoile river Monday. W. H. King
carried them down.--Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
Danfolth went to burlington Sunday to
visit friends. Albert King says he has
the best bred colt ever dropped in YER
mont. He is a great grandson of Robert
McGregor, sire Of Cresceus, sired by
silver Plate, mark 2;l2 Ia.
Miss Jessie Buck is visiting in town
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Wood passed Satur-
day and Sunday at their camp at Frank
lin pond.-Mr Bliss of Georgia was the
guest OF Miss Gladys Manley Saturday.
Homer Hunt has returned from Saxons
River-I. T.. Hunt was out riding Friday
for the ,rst time in several months,-Mr.
| and Mrs. Roy Tilley and sons of Swanton
| are in town.--Mrs. Otis Smith of Alabama
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. A, b. Bee
man.-Miss Bill Hicks has returned from
| Roston.--Miss Blanch Stewart Is at home
| from her school In Barre,-Miss Ada Bas-
comb OF Burlington is visiting his par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Bascomh,-
Miss Frances Pease of Swanton Is tho
guest of Miss Bertha Butler.-fiarry But
| Ter of White River Junction Is the guest
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. But
llsy.-Nrs. Hattie Graves or Colorado u
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. H. I. Kemp went to Randolph Fri
day for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. w. y.
Smith entertained the Farmers club Fri
day afternoon.-N. A Bedford and Mrs.
Marietta Frowley were In Burlington
Thursday.---Mr. and Mrs, T. w. Johnson
are at Thompson's point for a few days
II. NJ. Brewster is confined to the house
by illness.-Mrs. Kate Ross and j. j. Ross
are at home for the season.
The school taught by Miss Laura Sweet
closed Friday. Pupils having no absent
marks were Mabel Johns, Benopi Sprague,
Glenn johnson, Robert Wheelock, Carl
Hi; absent one half day only. Robert
| Hill, Arthur Sherman.-Mrs Sarah Sher-
man visited In Essex over Sunday.-Miss
| Kathleen Sayles IL passing a week with
| friends in Burlington.-O. S. Kenyon Is
| improving.-The Rev. II. c. Kemp went
to Randolph Monday and with Mrs. Kemp
will return the latter part of the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ -. Desnick of Rich
mond passed Tuesday at DR.. Falby's.
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HINEsBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison owen, 2nd, have
daughter born F'rlday.-Mrs. NJ
Gaffeney is ill.-Dr and Mrs. c. j. Russell
and daughter 1lene, arc visiting at NJ. +.
Remington's.-M. s. Villas of Burling ton
gave an interesting address on the Peace
Movement Saturday evenlng-'rhe Rev.
George Watt went to Barre Monday
Mrs. Ralph Hallock is dangerously III.
Lucius Wilcox, one OF the oldest cit
liens and an old soldier. died Sunday
night,-Mr and Mrs, ii. II, Page are
parents of n son.
Miss Sylvia Beecher Is very ill.-May
and Henry Murray are at home from
Goddard Seminary for the summer vaca-
tion.-The Rev. George Watt has gone to
Barre to see his family.-Charlie Weed
is confined to the house with rheumatism.
The o. e. s. will hold stra wberry and
ic cream festival on the lawn at the resi-
dence OF G. W. Tobey Saturday evening
All are cordially Invited.
Frank NJ Post las a fine position witt
the q. T. Harvey Co. manufacturing
chemists. Of Saratoga Springs. N. y.
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FRANKLIN.


A safe and sane 4th Of July celehra ton
will be held at the town hall and grounds
Thursday evening. a patriotic programme
will be given free to all after which
there will be a display Of fireworks set
off by experienced hands at safe dis
lance from the crowd. Ice cream and
cake will be sold by the c. f. society
from five p. m. until commencement %
the programme at 130.-Mrs. Laura
Straight and Miss Alkaline Straight of
Mayfleld, Ohio have come to pass the
summer with the Rev. and Mrs. Z. l.
Treat
+. II. Dewart of St Adams has been
in town a few days the past week laying
out the lawn and road Of f. 3. Wizards
grounds which will look very nice WREN
completed. Misses Lena Pomcroy, linda
Hopkins. Helen whitney. Edith Gates
and Orlive and Marjory Hayden of
Riverside are passing a week in the
Mullen cottage at Silver Lake.-Some
good catches of fish werc taken Monday
from the Lake.-Joseph H. Whitney is at
homo from Norwich University for the
summer vaca.,on.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. 5.
Powell and son Kenneth, who have been
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Kennedy of Richmond visited her
brother, John Russell, last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Douglass of Morristown visited
at William Batchelder's last Week.-Mrs.
Olive and Marjory Hayden have gone TO
Franklin where they will join party
of young ladies' who are going camping.
Miss Julia Scott has gone to llghgate
Springs to visit friends-Miss Hazel
Knight of the University of Vermont is
at home for her summer vacation.-Miss
Nellie Dorr has gone to Burlington Tor a
few days visit.-Miss Martina Terrill has
gone to st. Adams to visit her sister
Florence Terrill.-Mrs. Mary Hale and
Mrs. II. G. Mead were visitors in Bur
llnRton Tuosday.-Mrs. NJ. j. Maurice
Of Morrisvlle is visiting her mother Mrs
Ia1o
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school championship Of southern Cali
fornia. Lynn Reynolds, formerly of the
village, plays center. 1t seems that little
Vermont blood is helpful even In the
land of sunshine and roses. where n single
county is larger than our whole state.
a son was born Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs Lyman u. Wiley
Mrs A. L. Austin of Gorgora, Panama,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harris in Boston, several weeks, came
Monday night to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Gaines.
Miss Ethel Casavant, who has been
compositor for the Essex Publishing Co.
for the past three years, has resigned her
position and will go to Lake Placid n
Y, for the summer.
Melvin r. Fox. who has made his
homo with his sister, Mrs. II. X. Hail
started Monday night for Boulder, Colo
where he expttts' to make his home. Mr.
Fox has just completed his third year IN
the medical des drtment of tho L. V. NJ
and plans to complete his course in the
university at Boulder.
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WILLiSTON

The condition of NJ. w. Clark has been
much worse the past Week.-Mrs. Estella
Thompson has been staying a few days
at Mrs. Lucia DarlnG's, during her alb
sence TO Plattsburgh. David TarbpX of
Moutpeler visited his uncle, s. 4. Cas-
well. reccntly.-Mr. and Mrs. Trias Isha,n
visited their daushter-in-law last week in
Jericho Center.
Communion will be observed IN the
Methodist Church Sunday morning. In
the evening the pastor will deliver an
address on Founders OF our American
Commonwealth. The drama given IN
the Universalst Church Tuesday evenir :
for the benefit OF the band was Target
attended and a good sum netted-Thc
condition of NJ. ". Clark remains about
the same.
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WHITING

senator, Will appear at the Congrega-
tional Church Wednesday evening. July
Il, under tho auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
socicty.-Mrs. Carrie Casey returned
from Providence Tuesday Edith
Stickney was in Brandon Saturday,
Waldo Learned and family of Boston
are at their cottage. Mr.. Learned
was taken III Saturday. Mrs. V. C. KEEL
sey and Mrs. Mason visited in Brandon
Wednesday and Mrs. ]. Preston
are in Brandon caring for Mrs. Sheldon,
Mr.. Prestons sister, who fell and broke
her leg recently.