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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18

Goldfield defeated Reno again in
Sundays ball game by a score of 6
to 4. Goldheld is said to have the
best team in the league. They will
have to show US.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
TINE EXTENDED FOR
CLOSING QUEEN CONTEST

AT a meeting OF the carnival COM
mittees it was decided to extend the
time for the closing for the balloting
for Queen of the carnival and God
dess of Liberty until the 25th OF this
month.
number of votes were received
last evening about 9 o'clock with
request that they be counted by the
committee. This was done but the
relative positions Of the contestants
remain about the same as they We're
previous to the count. Word was re-
ceived from Reno last night that the
Riverside town would place a Queen
on the list either today or tomorrow
that would put all the rest out OF the
running. Let her come, there is room
for many more.
1t is reported from Reno that the
Woodmen OF the World of that city
are getting in shape one Of the most
handsome and costly floats that was
ever gotten up in the state and they
are after the prize and intend to land
it.
\ float is being prepared 10y the
COmstock Aerie ana several OF the
other lodges in outside towns intend
to be represented in the monster
parade on the 4th Of July.
Nearly all of the concessions have
been taken and il you are after any
thing in that line you had better be
moving.
Following is the fastest counts for
the Queen and Goddess:
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18

Mrs. Hugh E. Castle of Sacramento
is visiting relatives in this city.
]. Memo of Loyalton has accepted
a position in the v. & T. office in this
city d..
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
ADMITTED TO THE BAR

Edwards Carter Edwards, of Gold
practice of law in Nevada. He was
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-06-18
STOCKS AS QUOTED
ON THE BOARD TO-DAY

AS reported by the State Bank
Trust Company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
SWANTON CENTER.

The new variety OF worm that Is
causing such havoc among the apple
trees in Grand Isle, as noted in re-
cent issue of the Free Press. has ap-
peared in this vicinity. The worms
are voracious feeders and the infested
trees are soon stripped of their leaves
AS soon as the pest appeared, the
owner of one orchard sprayed his trees
thoroughly with paris green, and the
results have so far been excellent
a gang Of men, hired by the town. Is
cutting brush on the roadsides Mr.
and Mrs. Henry r. Robinson returned
to their home in Beloit. Wis, Satur-
day. after a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs j. n. Warner and others In this
vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were
former residents OF The jackson dis
trict and lived on the farm they af-
terward sold to A. u. Wilder. This IL
the first visit to the homo Of their
young married days since leaving SO
years ago this fall.--Mrs. Van r.
Pickle and two children and Miss Mary
Pickle of Canada, Miss Margaret Law
son of Brooklyn, y. Y, and Ellery and
william Dolan Of Berkshire are visit
| ing at j. r, Cathin's for few days
! 4 large number of people from this
| vicinity went to the SncGjon camp
meeting Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
ENGLISH AS SHE IS SPOKE
Eloquent Lecture Last Evening by the
Rev. DR.. Andrew GilIirS.

The lecture last evening at he
Methodist Church by the Rev. DR. An
drew Gilics. formerly pastor OF tho
Methodist Church In Montpelier nnt
the present field secretary OF the
Freedinan's Aid and Southern Educa-
ton society, attracted an audience
which completely hled tho cdifce.
Tho speaker is one OF the most elo-
1uent preachers in American Method
ism and his lecture was thoughtful.
earnest and forcetul. From the some
what commonplace theme English AS
She Is Spoke" pr. Gillies evolved a
mastery discourse on the power OF
utterance, showing that our speech II
one Of the suhlimest evidences OF our
divine origin. Tho first record we
have OF Almighty God, said the speak
err presents him as a user OF language.
REASON and reasons utterance mark
the impassil'e distance between man
and the brute, The parrot cannot
talk; II merely initiates speech. The
power OF speech is given us OF God
himself, The speaker delineated the
ENROLLING influence Of art on our hu-
man nature and suggested the infu-
ence Of environment on the voice and
the manner Of utterance, His points
throughout were driven home with
wealth Of humor and ancedote which
kept dullness and monotony out Of
the hour during which he spoke
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
HEAVY RAINFALL NEEDED
New England Section of the Weather
bureau So Declares.

Boston. Aug 2S--The weekly bullet
in OF the New England section of tins
climatological service Of the weather
bureau says:
The average temperature for the
week did not depart greatly from the
normal in any portion of tho section
The highest temperature generally oc-
cured on the 20th, with maXime bet
ween so degrees and Sc degrees. and
the lowest temperature on the 23rd
on this date It fell to between 10
degrees and As degrees in the interior
Of Maine and In places in New Hamp
shire and Vermont, but without frost
Light showers occurred In nearly al
parts Of New England on tho 2lst and
again On the cath. In southwestern
Connecticut, and in a few small areas
In Maine and New hampshire. the
amount for the week exceeded so IF
mn inch, hut In tho remaining portion
Of the section tho precipitation was
small A heavy rainfall Is now needed
In all parts ~ New England.
Although there was more cloud
mess during the past week than dur
ing the preceding week, the amount
Of sunshine for the week was aboro
the average.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
ENOsBURGH.

A very pleasant surprise visit took
place at the Baptist parsonage Friday
evening when some 80 people called
on Mr. and Mrs. Grafton, cake AMI Ice
cream were served and purse OF over
$40 was handed to Mr.. Grafton Prank
Simonds has gone 10 visit his parents
at Randolph and VIII visit friends at
Lawrence, Mass-Mr, and Mrs w J.
Chaffee and two children visited their
sister. Mrs l.. T. Martin. At NIontgom-
cry Center Thursday.-Mr b NJ stiles
Of Montgomery and her sister. Mrs. r.
NJ Carpenter, have been passing n few
lays with their cousin Mrs Theresa
Wright--G w. Wright Of Montgomery
Center passed Thursday with his cou-
sins at the Wright homestead. whore
their grandfather settled In 1911 ana
the fifth generation of Wrights are
living now.-Mrs. Arthur Isham and
little daughter. Hilia. are passing a
few days at Ruth Wrights-Miss r.
C.. Williams is visiting Mrs Edna
Leach.-A large number from this vi
cinity attended camp meeting Sunday.
The Sunday schools OF tho Conrre
gationaI and Baptist Churches enioyeJ
picnic in Mrs 5 II. BOWS woods
Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
EN0SBURGH FALLS.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. j. NJ. Beattie
are in Franklin, Que, visiting Mrs.
Beattie's parents They will return in a
few days with their three children, who
have been visiting their grandparents for
some weeks past,--Mr. and Mrs. A. ".
Isham and daughter, Hida. recently
visited Mr.. Isham's parents in Bakers
ld--Miss Grace Brown Is passing a
few days in Bakersfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Brown and Mrs Browns sister,
Mrs. II. J. Hayes of Bakersfield, returned
Saturday from weeks vacation passed
in Newport Miss Cedilia Lawrence Is
passing two weeks in West Enosburrh.-
Edwin Stanley left Saturday for a visit
in Phllipsburg, Que He will go from
there to the Canadian Northwest, where
he expects to pass the winter.-ReX and
Mrs. A. 2. Davis and children returned
Friday from vacation in New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts,. A. Desnar
passed Sunday in Bakersfield. Fisher
Ames of Franklin Center, Que. and his
| cousin, Willard II. Ames, Of Malone, n
Y, who had been passing a few days in
the family Of d. A. Amcs, returned to
their homes Saturday .-Miss Katherine
Ross of ottawa, Ont, who has been visit
| few weeks returned home Saturday
Miss Elizabeth Kmbafl is the guest Of
! Miss Marion McCarty in St. Albans.-A.
| Teveyaw OF Hudson. Mass, is visiting
in town.-C. II. Aboll seectman, and
| Mrs. o. Corey her nurse, accompanied
! Mrs. o. Ward to ST.. Abans Friday,
where a hearing was held before the
probate court Mr. Abel then took Mrs,
/ Ward to the State hospital in Waterbury.
Jason Whitney of Toronto, Ont, Is
visiting in town-Dr and Mrs. w. 8.
Stevens and their two children who have
been passing two weeks at the docto!s
cottage at Maple Grange returned to
their home in st. Adams Friday.-Mrs.
| +. S. Hutchinson. who has been with
her sister Mrs. George Rugg. in Glens
Falls, \. Y, for nearly two weeks,
returned home Saturday.--Henry Benoit
is again on his cream route after his
accident a week ago when his team and
a load of cream went through the bridge
near jay Chaffee' s--Mrs II. o, loyal
and Mrs. Theodore St German OF New
port and Mrs. George Benoit of Richford
were recent guests of Mrs d. A. Benoit
who accompanied them on their return
as far as Richford where she passed
| Sunday.-E. j. Tyler was In HiGhgate
| Springs Saturday, returning at night with
his family, who have been in camp
II. II. Arlington and Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Arlington of Boston were In
town Saturday coming from Bakersfield
/ where they had been to bury their
mother, Mrs. Arlington. a former resi-
dent OF this village,--The Rev. William
Walker of St. Adams bay supplied Sun
day for the Rev, W. j. M. Beattie.
The meetings Mt Riverside camp the
past week have been we'll ATTENDED and
of increasing interest as the week closed.
At the annual business meeting held Fri
| dag the act Of Incorporation was adopted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29

Hopkins of Omaha, Neb., Mark Samson
Of Montgomery. william Ariel of East
Enosburgh and Leonard Rossier a
brother Of the bride. Then followed the
brides cousin Miss Louise Rossicr. of
Canandaigua, N. Y, who was attired In
a white dress brought from Switzerland
and carried bouquet of pink wild
flowers. The Bride, leaning on her ia theirs
arm, was gowned in delicate white,
purchased in Paris and carried bouquet
OF sweet peas. At the altar the party
was met by the clerEymen and the groom
attended by his best man, Daniel Rossier.
brother of the bride. The ceremony was
performed during the playing of the
Mendolsshon wedding march by Mrs.
Grace Bent of Boston. The church was
deliberately decorated with pink and vel.
low wild flowers and ferns. and a host
Of friends and relatives was present.
There was n reception given Mt the brides
home, which was attended by about 100
relatives. The presents, costly and at
tractlve, will help much to beautify their
new home in ST. Paul MINI.
Definite Information was received
hero last week concerning the death
of j. c. IIutchins at Pasadena, Cal,
where he died August 0. His son, T..
T.. Iiutchins, has gone to Pasadena.
I r. tlutcbirs ,,,s ono ~ ,h. ,in,,o.,
IN this tour In tho ,,,,rs,o.,,ro %
spruce butter tubs. he with his father
having made bc frat enruco ,,,hs tn
town MIR tiutchirs v,. ,ro -, ,,a
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29

bTlannery, his father.--Frcd Delbeck has
! old his farm and will move back to
September Mrs. T.. j..
liauvin OF St. Louis, Mo, who has visit
Ia in town, has gone to Burlington The
(-ddy creamery paid q cents per pound
Dor July butter.-Mrs. O. l.. JOY went
tucsday to Johnson. Gertrude and
5onnie Flanncry were at home from
DWELL Mass, last week.-The nine
|rars old son OF Matthew Casey fell last
i tcok and broke his arm.-Danicl Wall
MS gone to Boston where he Is to re-
idc. Mrs. G. T.. Tcrrills mother from
bctroit. Mich, has been passing a few
avs with hcr--Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
barlow have returned to Boston after
visit with his parcnts.--It Is reported
at w. r. Pollard has sold his stage
butte to f. II. Blakcly, who Is to take
possession September 1.-Thcrc was an
Entertainment at the Catholic hall Satur-
by evening. The Sunday school chill
tcn of Underhill and Undcrhil Center
1d a union picnic in Mr.. Rcknell s
rove Tuesday aftcrnoon.-Floro f.
routv of Chicago. a former teacher at
lis place Is visiting relatives here.-Mrs
homas Conway u visiting in Middle
Try Starkshoro and other points In
ddison countv.-Dr. a r" Fogg and
milv have returned from a weeks
sit with Mrs. Foggs relatives at Nortf
oro.-Royce Purno reports the first snow
the season Monday morning. - Clifford
NTH is at home from Waterbury,
Ia Melendy has returned from her Va.
ton in Burlington, Hyde Park anC
orrsville.
At the Union Church sunday services
1890 A. NJ. Subject of sermon, "Dit
d make man? Music and solos. Al
cordially welcomed. Pastor, c
min.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
ll.Nh.

N0Sh
CORN-Reoepts 5000; exports 10000,
sales 10000 futures; spot steady. Option
iarket was active and weak at first
raJyinE later with wheat. The close
showed 1sQ7tc net loss. Sept. closed
67%c; Dec. closed 67isc May closed &c.
OATS-Receipts 1oo5oO exports iS,loo,
spot easy
COFFEE-The market for coffee flu
lures opened steady at an advance of 5Gi
10 points IN response to higher French
cables and lighter. September notices
that some had expected. There was a
little moro switching from near to late
months but trading was not so active as
OF late and tho market cascd of five
points from the opening figures under
scattering liquidation. In the late trad
ing It steadicd up, however, on covering
and the close was steady at n net ad-
vance OF 5d1o points Sales werc report
ed OF 1880 bags including: Sept s5,55n
900 Oct. $3.50; Dec. s5.75n5.so; Marcf
s5ood5.o5; May s6.05 July $50.
Spot coffee quiet. Rio No. !, 6Ac San
tos No. 4, INC; mild coffee dull, Cordova
9dl2ilc.
| SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining 3.42
centrifugal &c. test 2o2; molasses sugar
| 500: refined quiet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
MONTGOMERY.

Mrss Nellie Clapp r.insay and children.
who have been visiting here, have re-
turned TO Manitoba Mrs. G. T.. Hut
chns has returned from Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs. Robinson OF Belolt. Wis, were
recent visitors at George Smith s.--Mrs.
G. A. Mosere and daughter Marion of
burlington are visiting in town.-Mrs. T..
W. DONNA of North Scituate. Mass.
are visiting here. l.. Uutchins and
George Patterson are in 81. Johnshury
attending the grand lodge cncampmcnt
of the X. of PHI. G. Comstock has
begun repairs on the building occupied
by his father, tho late John Comstock.-
Fanny Carter has returned from Hyde
Park where she has been the past year
with her sister, Mrs. NJ y. Cheny
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29

her sister, Mrs. Lena Hill of St. Adams.
Mrs. Emily Arlington, former resi-
dent, who died last week at her home
in Boston, was brought here for burial
Saturday The remains were accom-
panied by her sons Harry and Nelson
Mrs c. II. Bessey of Burlington was
in town Saturday to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Emily Arlington. The
lawn party Friday evening of last week,
given on the lawn of u. b. Cowan for
the benefit of the local Grange. was
very successful. SIC being realized. About
$50 persons were present. An interesting
program was rendered by the members
of the Grange. Miss Golda Cowan. who
has been on a months vacation at home,
has returned to Walthan, MassMrs.
Minnie Lewis and son. Cecil, who have
been visiting at r.. NJ. Doans have re-
turned to Duluth, MINI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs j. A. Demars and daughters,
Jennie and Faustine of Enosburgh Falls
visited at the home of Albert Ayers last
Week.-Mrs. Maria J. Brady of Enosburgh
Falls is in town.--Mrs. l.. y. Webster and
son, Caller, of Waltham, Mass.,a guests
of ID. b. Cowan.-The body of David
Robinson of Montpelier was brought here
for burial Monday. Mr., Robinson was "a
former resident of Bakersfield and was
SO years of agc.-Mrs. Henry Rivers, who
has been visiting in Rouses Point and
St. Adams, has returned accompanied by
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mira. A. Campbell and
daughter of M. Pleasant, Mich, visit
- at Edwin Straits the last of tho
wcck.-Arthur and Ernest Austin OF
Randolph are visiting thcir father for
n few days.-Miss Grace Hubbell and
Miss Bernice Campbell have been pass
Ing a week with Mrs. c. b. Strait
Asa Church OF Jericho and Will!
Marsh of Cambridge visited at J.. II, Cas-
Wells over Sunday and Mr.. Church vii
stay few days,-Mr. ]. ]. Craft an(
son, Ralph. Of Burlington visited hi
brother over Sunday -Mrs. William S
Daniels is visiting in Limerick, n Y.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
BERKSHIRE CENTER.

Or Ernest Page Of Fitchburg, Mass.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. II. A. CHAT
fee.--Over 50 friends of Mr.. and Mrs jed
irish gathered at their home Saturday
evening TO remind them that one year
had passed since their wedding day. Each
one left some present. Refreshments
were served and tho Hunt brothers fur
nished excellent music.-Mr and Mrs n.
S. Clark Of Somerville, Mass, are visit
ing here.-Mrs Julia Spraguc Of East
Berkshire Is visiting her nece Mrs A.
A Ladd.--Claud Gates of Hartford.
Conn, has returned homo after several
weeks with his gra ndparents.-Mr and
Mrs w. c. smith and son, James, are
visiting in Alburgh Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ton thompson are at his mothers Mrs.
f. NJ. Thompson. for a few days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
BUCK HOLLOW.

Mrs Barbara Bell of Durham, One,
visited her brother, ]. W. Allen last week.
Mrs. Badger of Barton Landing is visit
ing her uncle, II. Leavitt.-Allen, Nina
and Inez Danforth were In Burlington
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Rood
went to Burlington. August 26 Mrs
Rood will remain there the rcmai nder Of
the week-Mr. and Mrs. George Rugg Of
Glens Falls y. y, passed Sunday with
his brother, H. c. RuEG.--Thomas Ryan
and family passed Saturday and Sunday
in St. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
HIGHGATE CENTRE.

+. b. Cross returned Saturday from
Boston, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Herbert G..
Carman and Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Cross
passed the week at Camp Watson Milton,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse
j. W. Judkins has returned from Al
burGh. where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Sylvester Washburn.--W
w. USHER Of Proctor IL in town with his
family.-Mrs. George Folsom and chill
dren are visiting in st Albans.-Mrs
Frank Spear and children. OF ST. Albans
are visiting Mrs. Spears brother, s. w
Susscll.--T. ". Hoffon, who has been
visiting relatives in town the past month
has returned 70 Boston Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
JONEsVILLE.

Willis Crague and daughter. Jenny,
20 have been visiting at r. J.
lwards's, have returned to Springfield.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harry Reed passed Sun
v with relatives In Willston. Mrs.
mor Conner has returned to her home
New Haven, Conn.-Mrs. Florence
ockweil was in Burlington Tuesday,
r. and Mrs porwln Fuller are visiting
Hyde park.--R j. Edwards and Miss
nina Edwa rds are visiting in Bradford
Misses Lou and Georgia Goo6ric of
lliston and Miss Marion Prouty Of
yanton were in town Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO Aug IS.
WHEAT-S Sept. 9o'sc; Dee. A5'4nNc.
CORN-Sept. 1850; Dec. 5s'sc.
OATS-Sept SOC; DEE. 47Q'sc.
PORK-scpt. sl5,77i2; oct sl5 TH,
LARD-Sept. 500; oct sal2,9
RIBS-Sept. sS55; Oct. SIS
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT Spring No. .. $l."oGl,o2; No.
3, soH$l 10; No. red s9d9Oasc.
CORNING. 2, E9iac; No. yellow, 6o1
iac.
OATs-No .. 4aiac; No. white; No.
white. i5n51c.
BARLEY-C;ood feeding, GGd11: fair n
choice Mailing, 7TmS9c.
SHORT RfRS-Sides Ooose) Ss4odS6o
MESS PORK-(per hbl) sl5,,5dljS0,
IARD-per 100 lbs) sS95
SIDES-Sho clea~ (boxed) sS15I900
WHISKEY-(Ba of high wnes) s.3i
BCTTER--On the produce exchange to-
day the butter market was firm
crea meries. 2ohd2sc: diaries, lSi2d2ic.
EGGG-Firm; at mark cases included
124dl5i4c; frsts lSc; primo frsts lsisc
extras; cheese, steady, 12913'sc
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and officers under It were elected. The
trustees from this town is A. A. Aseltine.
Mrs Henry Marsha and two children
returned from Richford Saturday. where
they had passed the week among friends
Maurice Aseltne, who Is employed in
the Bro. n & Durrel company's store
in Boston, is passing two weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine.--
W. II. Yaw and family hevc returned
from Riverside camp.-Mrs. Annie Gal
brath and family who have been ac-
occupying the cottage of NJ 7. Perley
at Riverside camp tho past week. have
returned home. Miss Blanche Kelly Of
bakersfield was a recent guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Carl Brown.G w Mont
gomcry has returned to his place in the
electric station after a weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rascomb Of St
Adams passed Sunday with the family of
C. T.. Lafame.--Nrs. e. McFettcrs passed
Sunday at IIighgasa Springs.-l'. j. Hayes
sold his driving horse Saturday TO n
Boston party for GOOD Walter Burt
returned to Boston Monday after having
passed two weeks with his PARENTS Mr..
and Mrs. s. X. Burt.-Raymond Benoit
passed last week. among friends in st.
Albans.--A Teveyaw returney to Hend-
sen, Mass Monday.-Mrs. George Miti-
gerry and daughter, Alice returned to
| in this vicinity.
Tho families OF 4. l.. Clemson. IT, n
ltin!ball. H. +. Kimball, A. NJ Asel.
tine, A. ]. croft w. O. Holden, II. s
| Springer. A. A. Ascltine and Mrs. g
4
camp Monday--E. r. Greenwood left
Monday for Amherst. Mass, called
There by the illness and death of hi!
brother-in-law Or. c. f. Branch
Walter cleveland Of Coventry (,
passing the week with his aunt
Mrs. f. F. Greenwood Mrs c
n. Coan anw twin sons. Kendrlcl
and Kenneth. If Richford, were ir
town Monday on their way to visi
Mrs. Coan's old home IN tho east par
| Of the town.-Owing to the continued
illness Of his father, Henry V. Jane.
has resigned his position in the stor,
of NJ. r. Perley n Co, and will Civ,
! his time to tho laundry work--Th,
Rev T.. r. White went to Lyndonvill,
| Tuesday where he addressed tn
Bible school Wednesday morning anc
preached at the canpmeetinE Thursd1,
Homer Rillado Of Rostoi
is passing n fow days at w. II, Bila
dos.--Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Aseltine
their son, Maurice, of Boston an,
daughter. Miss Florence, are passlnt
a few days I'm Lowell Newport an,
Derhv.--T. II Armstrong IS passing
few days in Newport.--Jn tho Churcl
of st John the Baptist in Lowell
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GEORGIA

Mrs. Harriet Gould has returned from
Montpelier, whore she visited her neph-
ews. S. S. and Nelson Ballard and is with
her brother, Daniel Ballard.-At tho town
hall Friday evening, Walter II. Crockett
of st. Adams will give his address on
Lake Champlain'.' Ice cream and cake
will be served by tho G. f. society Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church.