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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
WOMAN LAWYER
WINS A DIVORCE
SUCCESSFULLY MANAGES HER
OWN CASE
Mrs. Edith Foulkes Proves Her Ability
as an Attorney, but Refuses
to Carry Away y
Letters

Mrs. Edith Foulkes appeared as her
own attorney in her suit for divorce
yesterday in the superior court and Sc
cured her decree.
Mrs. Foulkes' maiden name was
Edith Davidson. and she was admitted
to the bar in Tulare county, where she
practiced successfully several years be-
fore becoming the wife of Ralph N.
Foulkes, an itinerant printer.
They were married in San Francisco
five years ago, but she declared he had
never properly contributed to her sup
port.
When Mrs. Foulkes took the stand in
her own behalf she told of many in
STAGES of cruelty she had suffered at the
hands of her recreant spouse. A large
bundle of letters were offered in evil
dence, and after the trial the plaintiff
declined to accept them, remarking
that they were not worth the postage
it cost to mail them.
Foulkes was in court and admitted
having a weakness for red liquor, but
vigorously denied the charges of cru
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16

II YOU want to go east, C. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. R.. lis ~. sixth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
INVENTION SOLVES
|. PROBLEM OF RAILS
Parallel Tie System Promises to Re.
duce Number and Seriousness
of Accidents and Save
Cost

A new railway track contrivance has
been invented by, w. p. Bryant of
Corona, and William Grant Tower,
which consists of a two part rail with
a parallel tie system which they claim
will go a long way toward solving the
track problem all over the world.
They claim that their parallel tie
system has the advantage that it keeps
the roadbed in a compact condition
and from slipping from it's place, which
compels the tie foundation to work
downward as trains move over the
line.
1t acts as dam in rainy weather
and prevents serious washouts. 1t will
save about five ties to the rail and
takes less labor to keep up the track.
1t assists In keeping the rails from
breaking and spreading, being strongly
supported the full length of the line.
1t makes faster and smoother running
of trains possible, with less liability of
derailment. and leaves a level rail from
end to end.
1t takes fewer spikes to the rail, as
the fiange of the tie plate takes the
place of the outside spiking and does
away with the angle plate. 1t has the
same residence in a hundred-mile run
as one mile or throughout the line,
which makes 1t safer against accidents
The rail is divided longitudinally;
allows free expansion and contraction,
and gives flfteen-foot bearing from
the joint of the outer half rail to the
joint of the inner half rail, which gives
the rail the full protection desired. 1t
will not break, bend or spread. New
rails can be placed with old ones by
subtracting the inner half rail, the
web of outer half rail when necessary,
in relaying number of miles OF
track.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
REAL ESTATE MEN GO
ON TRIP TO ALASKA

l.. M. order and Frank oswald of the
Grider- Hamilton Oswald company are
on their way to Alaska for two
months hunting, fishing and explor-
ing trip.
They left Los Angeles last Sunday
for Seattle There they chartered a
steam yacht, expecting to cruise north
slowly touching at Victoria, Vancouver
and other points of interest on the
Canadian coast Port Wrangel and
Skagway win be visited before the re-
turn trip. With Messrs. Grider and
Oswald is William Webber of Santa
Paula.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
nibit OF California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, ON
Broadway, between First and Second
streets, where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16

The Herald will pay $40 in cash TO
anyone furnishing evidence that will
lead to the arrest and conviction Of any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises of our
patrons. THE HERALD
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
CITY NEWS in BRIEF

Glen Rock Pure Spring Water. It's
the best in the city. Prices on appli-
cation. Phones. East 437, Home @ 1456.
Gibbs & Van Duyne. 159 South ave.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27

a few Intimate friends at her home
Monday evening Minall Of
New York Ia in town this week.-An
offering Of SEQ was raised at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning rs
contribution to the fund for retired
ministers.--Prof. Theodore Hack and
family of New York are in town for the
summer.
Mrs Homer Burnham and Mrs. +. II.
Hitchcock OF westfield visited Mrs. f. X.
Stoddard on Tuesday.-Dr. and Mrs.
r. r. Stoddard and Alfredo Stod-
dard went to Castleton Wednes-
day to be present at the gradual
ing exercises of the normal shoo to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Harvey and Mr.. aud
Mrs. +. w. Bissonett went to Castleton
Wednesday. Mrs. J. II. Deyett will go to
Chicago this week. Charles Deyett OF
Seattle, Wash. ia visiting his brother,
!. II. Deyett Sunday.--Dr. Harvey II.
Lawrence went to Castleton Wednesday.
Miss Minnie and Ada Peet have gone
TO Mount Vernon, ~ H., for the summer.
Ellsworth Weeks went to the Lake
Placid club as bell boy Tuesday Harvey
Gates will 20 to Colby y. H. as bell boy
IN n hotel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Merton Cook of Syracuse. y. Y, Is
visiting his parents and brother.--B. W.
Pease Is at home from Franklin pond
where he has been completing his cot
tage.-Peter Stone Of West Burke has
been visiting in town the past week.-The
Rev. Henry Buzzell of Battle Creek.
Mich. and the Rev. Mr.. Buzzell OF Col
chester were in town last week visiting
the places of their boyhood days. Their
father. the late Rev. J. T. Buzzell, or
gan!zed and built the present Baptist
Church at this place.-An automobile be-
longing to the Nelson & Hall Co that
was being driven by William Touchette
tempting TO go up the hill by j. b. Ium-
bra S mill. Through a mistake the driver
put his foot on the reverse and the ma
chine backed up and tipped over No
one was seriously hurt. although one
man was pinned under the machine
Miss Lena Weld OF Washington, d. c.,
and Mrs. Clair Hopkins Of South Omaha
are at home for the summer with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rowley.-
Mrs. William Mari Is quite ill.-A son
was born Monday to MI and Mrs. S s.
Hall. Jr.--G W. Wright Is suffering with
very bad case of rheumatisln.-- The
stage In the afternoon now leaves 20
minutes earlier so as to connect with tho
down train from Richford, which leaves
East Berkshire now al 3;l1 p. m.--The Mel
son e. Hal Co. have bought large tract
OF land located near Hazen's Notch and
Wells River parties. II is what is known
as the Clapp land and there is estimated
to about three million feet Of timber on
1t.
The selectmen have posted notices call
ing a special town meeting to he held at
the town hall Saturday at p. M, to see
II the town will vote to lay out a road
from the East Hi road past II, Beecher
Fuller's residence to that OF r. c. Goods
connecting the East Hill road with the
North road. The new road would cross
land owned by Beecher Fuller and the
Nelson 4, Hall Co
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Schooi,-M1ss Anna barnard ar
rived mere SATURDAY evening from ne"
hork' where she mas peen ao'enu'ng No'-
unpla University ana VIII ne inc guest
OF MISS amy burt MISS Barnaru Is one
Oh the iacul'y Oh the Central Norman
school at MI fleasant' Nich'' ana mas
peen on year leaVe OF absence MISS
barharu was Formerly teacher III Ne'-
mont schooIs'-Doputy CoI'ec'or harry
oH"''' 'rahSierre" 10 .ne Port Vi A."u' y"
SeNcl"i WeeNs ago ~ oreaNins Wy ho"7
"eep'ng mere ana Will STORE MS nouseno'u
goods Tor the present'-h' a. burt, VINO
was oaiieu mere ny the ued'h VI ms Ia
,her' VIII return 10 MS ran'n III Neoraska
WednesoaF'-Miss Amy burt WI" go W
New YORK soon 10 attend the summer
schooi at Iolun'pIa UNIVERSITY. WISE n"r'
is ono OF the 1ac"l'y Oh the Ceh'lai Nor-
MAJ schooI OF Nlchlsan' Is srauua'e vi
the University Oh vermont anu "'reau'
mas uesree from Noiui'p'a'-,M '"'"
erine Boiano' former 'eacner III 'he
e"ahtoh Pupi'c SCHOOLS mas oee' >'s''''7
III town.
lhe S"an'on ''''"'ars company 'a"'pVu
on the school GROUNDS TUESDAY n'sn',
oroRe camp e.riy SeS""oaS '''o'"' on.
marcheu proudly away Ut seven ''oon
TOT H'shea'e "pr'1sS ne ooNs p'
h'Ie aPpeHr""Ne' Inc oo"Ii''"nu ""9 Wv 0''
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FAIRFAX.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
BAKERSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. 5. u. Adams and two chill
dren Of Boston are the guests of Mrs.
Adamss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Naramore.-The common school closed
Friday. part OF the afternoon was
passed by the pupils in playing games In
Anderson's woods.-Mr. and Mrs. War
rem 1sham are passing two weeks with
their children In Worcester. Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Tillotson visited relatives
in Highgate over Sunday.-Mrs. G. 3.
Hyde and son. Charles. are visiting for
two weeks In Fairfax, after which they
will go to Westheld, n. j., where they
will make their future home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wells OF Lyndonville are
visiting relatives in town.--Mrs Warren
Soule Is passing some time in ST. Adams
with her sister, Mrs. Fuller c. Smith
Mrs. Joseph Raymond died Sunday. The
funeral was held Tuesday, the Rev d.
Sullivan of1ciatinE.-Mrs George Temple
died Saturday after a long illness. The
funeral was held at the house Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Temple was Miss Jo-
sephine Smith. She leaves a husband
one son, Elmer Temple of Taunton, Mass.
and a daughter, Mrs. Burton Jeffords, of
Berkshire.
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RenoIt returned from Newnor+ Norday
where she had been naslng , wool, Win
her sistar Mrs II n r,vo,
Joseph Iafame an omn,ovo wos Go
vereIy burned on one hand ana about tho
face and neck by the bursting Of a steam
pine at the owls Head creamery SUNDAY
morning Mir and Mrs. c. T., Ovitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Pomeroy are attend
ing commencement exercises OF the Uni
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SWANTON CENTER.

Miss Pearl Ricard, who has taught the
grammar department of the Highgate
Center graded school for several years,
entertained her small pupils at her home
the last day of school, Frlday.--School
in district No. 10, was closed Friday, and
the teacher, Miss Florence Donaldson, and
pupils were entertained in the afternoon
BY Mrs. j. r. Catlin at her home where
games were played and sandwiches, ice
cream and cake were served by the hos
toss.-Niss Daisy Royce closed the spring
torn of school in district No 2. Friday
Clark and Horace HUBBARD and Harold
Royce, who have attended the st. AL
bans grammar school the past year are
home for the summer vacation.---Miss
Irene Corliss. who has just completed the
Junior year at tho st. Adams high school
won the Stevens prize of SO this year
for excclloncy In Freuch.-The Jolly Jok-
ers' club held its annual picnic Tuesday
at T1ighgate Springs.--NIiss Mile Catlin
ia visiting relatives In Canada for n
week.-Crons are making great Roadway
since tho drouth was broken. The large
gang OF men under the direction of r. NJ.
Prouty Of Swanton, who have been maxi
ing extensive improvements on the Jenni-
son farm. have completed their work and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.. Jennison moved in
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Ricard will
continue to occupy part Of the house as
for several years past Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nison have lived in Chicago for many
years but owing to falling health, Mr.
Jennson resigned 4 responsible position
and returned to his old homo fran to re-
cuperate. Their eldest son. Clark Jenni-
son, was married in Chicago last week
Wednesday evening, and with his bride
arrived Saturday night to pass ONO time
arrived Saturday night to pass some time
Ralph. the second SON who has Just
completed his junior year at the Univer-
sitv Of Michigan at Ann Arbor, arrived
to pass the summer and Robert. the
youngest is expected next week from
Chicago where he is just completing his
Junior year in high school.
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NORTH HERO.

The DAILY & Hannah Drcdgo company
of Ogdensburg, n Y. arrived at low
and Arrow point Saturday night and
work will begin at once dredging out the
"git." The turn on entering the Rutland
railroad draw bridge is so short when
the large steamers are passing through
that 1t was necessary for the safety Of
navigation to widen the channel at this
point. The work will take up large
share of the summertime Jerusalem and
north end schools joined In a picnic at the
close of their schools last week on Hib-
bards point. Everybody turned out and
a good dinner was served.-Mss Jane Lit
tie OF Clarencevile. =. @, Is visiting in
town.-The contract for building the new
school house at the "city'' has been let
and the masons are now putting in tho
foundation.-Warren Hutchins has moved
from Alburgh Center into Martin IIazen 3
house ut Jerusalem. Mrs. c. p. Hazen
has gone TO Burke. N Y, to visit a
nephew.-Mr. and Mrs. John Kincaid OF
New York are In town for a few weeks
boarding at c.. D. Pettits
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

There will be held Wednesday, July TO-
on tho Sheldon camp ground union
Grange field day and basket picnic b.
the Changers from East Berkshire, West
Berkshire, Rtohford, Franklin, West Enos-
burgh Sheldon and Bakersfield. This pic
mic is for all Grange members and their
families. There will be vocal and instru-
mental music and short literary pro-
gramme and the remainder of the day
will be devoted to recreations of all kinds
1t 10 expected that there will be speakers
from the State Grange In attendance and
also band Of music. The Campmeeting
association has kindly consented to fur
all the accommodations OF the grounds for
the day including the use OF the barns
for horses, which will be appreciat ed by
aA.-Frontier Grange, No. $40. held its reg
ular meeting June 20. Eighteen candi-
dates were initiated after which lunch
was served by the committee In charge,
followed by a short literary progra NINE
A mock trial was held IN Grange hall
June 5.for the benefit Of the Grange. -
A ladies Ala society was orga nized here
last week with the following officers:
President, Mrs. Hubbard Stanley; first
vice-president, Mrs. Jane Burleson: Sc
cond vice-president, Mrs. Gertrude Hull;
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARK EFT.

Chicago. June 26.
wHBAT-July s2Hc Sept. e5Nc.
CORN-July b2%c; Sept 53tsc.
OATS-Iuly $3.50; Sept 37Mc.
PORK-July 1885; Sept. s1s.22M.
LARD-July ss75: Sept 1874.
RTBs-July ss57,s; Sept. H.0M9seo.
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHEAT-Spring No. 3, esTs1 %: No. g.
92d$1 Of; No. 2 red a01zd91itc.
CORN-No ?. 81; No. 2 yellow. SAC.
OATS-No. 2, 42Hsc; No white, 441aD
45c: No white 43IiiAc.
RYE--No. 2 a.
BARLEY Fair choice to malt.ng) 700
73c
FLAXSEED-No. l.: No. north
western 81 25ia
TIMOTHY-Prime seed A75
LOVER-Contract grades 31525.
SHORT RTRS-Sides Ooose) ss5ndS.70.
MESS PORK-(per bblD sl59od1s.0o.
I,ARD--(per 1Oo lbs) $50
SIDES-Short clear (boxed) sss71s9
g12h
WHISK EY-(Ba sis If high wines) 81.
BtrTTER-On the produce exchange to-
day the butter market wa firm; cream
cries, l9lsG2ic: diaries, 17d2lc.
'IGGS-Stcady; ut mark cases included
l3iaal4c; first l3c; prime nrsts l4c; ex-
tras-: cheese steady l1%d131kc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
SHELDON.

The closing exercises of the graded
school was held at Marsh's Hall. Friday
evening. The hall ives decorated most
artistically. the color scheme being green
and yellow. A pleasing feature OF the
evenings entertainment was a solo en-
titled Faithful as the Stars Above"
rendered by Kathylene Hoyt Preston.
Mrs. frankie Dixon was tho accompan mist
Master Harry r. Gallup IS now able
to sit up.-Ha rold Abbott, principal OF the
GRADED school, has resigned to seek a
more lucrative position elsewhere. Mr.
Abbott is a bright, energetic and faithful
teacher and his departure causes regret
Recent visitors in town We're: c. p
Hogan st. Adams. II. II. Fairchilds
OF Fairfield and II. r. Dewart Of St
Albans.-Miss Margaret j. Wallace, who
had charge of the intermediate depart
rent In the village school, has returned
to her home in Fairfield
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBuRGH

Joseph Bodtah has a heifer calf born
last week which has six legs. The mother
Is a two year-old heifer.-Miss Mabel
Reynolds is visiting in Champlain. n. Y,
james Norris went to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital last week to be operated on
but owing to a heart trouble the opera
ton was postponed.-Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Watson of Providence. r. l., have
arrived in town and rented George
Sahre's house Mrs. Watson will do dress
making and Mr.. Watson will take care
of Mr.. Sabre's rses,-Malvina Martell
ia here from the school for the deaf and
dumb at Hartford. Conu..-Mrs. Anna
Darby and two grandchildren, Rena and
L.innie Ashlne, went to Burlington Sat
urday night 10 visit friends.-Au crops
have improved rapidly since the rain
Thursday.--A gang of workmen is en-
gagged putting in n car scale AT the south
end of the Rutland railroad yard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
TOWNSVILLE.

MI and Mrs Lowell and Mr. and Mrs
Perkins of Wiliston were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perklns.-Miss
Mamie Rowdeau has returned from Yer
Ecnnes.-T. r. Gillett has returned home
after few days stay In Boston. Miss
--Athur Snow has returned from the
Nt-Arthur Snow has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital-Alhert Palmer
snd daughter. Halle. We're in Rurling-
ten Monday.-Miss Ada Atkins Of Wor-
cester. Miss. and Miss Carrie Gillett of
Boston are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Crandall-Miss Nina Fuller of Bur-
hnGton is spending vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fuller
poultry house, containg three broods
and 200 chickens owned by Bert Fuller
was burned to the ground Sunday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
WEST BOLTON.

T. O. Bohanon of Isle la Motto Is visit
Ing here.--Mrs. G. w. Kellogg of Barre Is
passing a few weeks here.-Mr and Mrs
w. c. Cutler of South Barre have been
visiting at Albert Streeter's.--O. j. Hos
ford and daughter. Nina. have returned
from carriage drive through the eastern
part Of the Staten Il. Hall has sold his
horses to Mr.. Currjer of Rchmond.-E.
Morrill, has moved into the house on the
corner Homer Locke and Stanley Tom
lnson, who have been i'll FOR two weeks,
IRE conValescent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
sWANToN.

School Directors Beals, keenan, and
Donaldson were in session at the town
clerks Office Saturday and the teachers
of the various districts were paid or, all
tho town schools having closed the spring
terms Friday. All the teachers have been
re-engaged for the fall terms except Miss
Tlllitson for district No. IL, the county
road school. The directors have appoint
ed Mrs. ". F.. Tobin superintendent Of
schools, The new superintendent Is well
qualified for the position, having been
teacher in the Rutland public schools for
several years and for the past few years
was on the staff Of the Swanton high
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
GRAND ISLE.

The funeral of Edward Gordon was
very largely attended Saturday at his
late home. The Rev. Mr., Clark of Lyn-
don a former pastor, offlciated. Mrs, j. l..
Gordon and Mrs T. ID. Jameson of AL
burgh, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gordon OF
Chazy, N. Y. and son, attended Mr..
Gordon's funeral. The cemetery society
have postponed it's entertainment that
was to have been given June 2sth.-A
new club house is being quilt near Fall
som habor, called Camp Wilder.-A
severe electric storm passed over the
island Sunday afternoon doing much
damage to the telephone service.-The
storm Thursday struck Vic Wilburs
house doing some damage to the roof
Mrs, Dora Phelps Is visiting friends In
town having passed tie winter with her
son In Troy, N. Y.--Miss Lura Mnckler
and mother have returned to their home
at Pearl.-Mr Lang is at his cottage on
y. S. Gordons Point. The Spears are oc-
CONTINUED ON 4th PaEe.r
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MONTGOMERY.

The L. A. S. of the Methodist Church
will serve ice cream July 4. The pro-
ceeds to go to the piazza fund.-Miss
Mary l.. Gates, a teacher In the 8. n. s.
at Randolph, is In town for her summer
vacatiOn.-Mrs. y. s. Parker was in
Montpelier TO attend commencement last
week.-John Baxendale. Jr., is at home
from Bordentown Military Academy
Miss Mabel Parker of the s. n. 5. at
Randolph Miss May Hall from the John
son normal and Miss Dorothy Parker
from Montpeler.-Miss Amy Goodspeed,
student at Montpelier, is visiting in
Mortified before returning homc.-Miss
Cordoba Lawrence OF Enosburgh Falls is
visiting at b. T. Swan's.--Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Sylvester are the parents Of a
baby son.-Miss Alice Godspeed has re-
turned from two weeks visit In Hard
Week.-Mrs.. w. B. Clapp has returned
from Barton.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Miss GENEVA Reynolds. who has been
attending the Johnson normal school. re-
turned home t'rday.--Miss Charlotte
Honsinger and Mrs. Nettie Trudeau were
in Swanton Saturday.-,Miss Marjorie
Brayton of Swanton is the guest of Miss
Lora Brown.-W. Lord. Mrs. z. L. Lord
and Miss Marjorie Duba of Malone. n
Y. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. o.
Bell-Vernon Badger OF Fairfield was
in town Sunday.-Children' day will be
observed at the Methodist Church Sun
day.-Miss Carrie Bell and Miss Ina
Bradley OF Swanton are guests of Mr..
and Mrs, NJ T, Mott.-The schools closed
Friday.-Mrs. +. ID. Jameson and Mrs.
]. s. Gordon attended the funeral of Ed
ward Gordon at Grand Isle Saturday.
Miss Maud Landon, who has been teach
ing in town, returned to her home In
South Hero Saturday.
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RICHFORD.

The members OF Missisquoi Lodge, No.
Q, F.. & A. NJ, and MissisQuoi Chapter.
Q. E. s., attended the Baptist Church in
a body Sunday. The pastor the Rev. s
c. Perry, preached the sermon.--Mr. and
Mrs ]. c. Weld of berkshire visited in
town Sunday.--The Lorne Elwyn Comedy
company ia playing weeks engage
ment in Ayers hall.-Wiliam Towle of
Franklin was in town Monday.-Miss
Nellie Whitney, who has been passing
several days at her home here, returned
to her work In burlington Saturday,.
L. Whitney attended the Foresters' SER
vice in West Berkshire Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Heman Learned of Westford has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Par
sons.-Mr. and Mrs. James Spauding OF
Cambridge passed Sunday with relatives
in town.-Mrs. John Pitman has been
visiting her daughter in Milton the past
few days.-Mrs. Labounty Of Cambridge
passed Sunday with her sister. Mrs. c. F.
Corse.-Several of the young people took
trip to the top OF Mt. MANSFIELD recently.
John Nolan and William Wetherbee
were at home from their work IN Jericho
over Sunday.-George Leach Of Pennsyl-
vania is at home for his summers va