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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-08
MONTHLY REPORT
Mail Handled During October Broke
Fl W all Records.

Assistant Postmaster Horace VIII
liams has completed his monthly re-
port. showing the tonnage or maii
handled at the local office during
October. The report shows that the
mail during the month weighed "a
S63 pounds and. 13 ounces ton
heavier than the mail for september
1t Is believed to be record break
err for the month of October. n
The work of Weighing mail is to be
carried on for six months.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-08

The Bon Touns were delightful
|ly entertained yesterday afternoon
Inv Mrs. Charles Clark of Frank
lin street. The time was spent
with various social diversions ana
nice refreshments were served.Mrs
Wallace Wilson was the only guest
OF the club.
The club will be next entertained
by Mrs. b. G. Young OF Delaware
avenue.
The Tally Ways will celebrate
their sixteenth anniversary tonight
at the club with a six O'Clock
dinner and seven-up party. Inc
AFFAIR promises to bring out the
entire membership of the rlnb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs. Sarah Martin is seriously ILL
Mrs. Robert Thomas has returned from
Rutland.-The Rev. II. G.. Howard has
vacated the parsonage which will soon
be occupied by the Rev. II. Harmed. -
Mrs. Leo leighton OF Fort Dodge
iowa. Is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs ID. II. Watkins-Eunice
Stearns has gone to Fairfax aud Beryl
Powell to Poultney TO attend school
There are 95 pupils in the village
school-There will be teachers
meeting in tho school building here
Mrs. A. c. Griswold September 10 was
the scene of very pleasant gather
ing. the occasion being the 40th ami
versary Of the marriage of Alonzo c,
Griswold and Miss Helen Brown of
Bakersfeld-Mr and Mrs. Griswold
were guests In the afternoon at r. G..
Griswold's and returning about eight
O'Clock they were taken wholly by sur
prise to find their home lighted and
in possession OF about ~ relatives and
friends,--A pleasant incident was tho
unexpected arrival of Amherst W
Barber from Washington, y. c.. who
| formerly resided here and was play
mate. schoolmato and life long friend
| of Mr. Griswold Tho Rov. H. G. How.
| ard presented Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold 4
| purse OF money In behalf of the com.
pany A collation. was served by tn,
| two daughters of Mr.. ana Mrs. Girls.
| void. Mrs. Clarence Powell ana Mrs
| Frank Blaisdcll. Mr. ana Mrs, Girls
void were wished many moro happy
anniversaries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WoLCoTT.

A son was horn to Dr. and Mrs. A. J.
Valleau September 1o.-Miss Mollic Mar
tin Is at home from Lawrence, Mass
Miss Florence Chaffcc of Morrisville Will
teach the north Wolcott school. Some
other schools are not supplied as teachers
are scarcc.-C. A. Moody Is suffering from
an injury caused by stepping on a nail
which penetrated his foot.--Potato crop
s IN to the average and of good quality.
FIFTY cents 1ushel Is being paid
NJ J. Leach. who returned from the G.
A. r. encampment at Saratoga FRIDAY.
is ill.-Mrs Blanche Wheeler of Lebanon
n. H.. is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles IIubbard.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. g Morse went to st. Johnsbury
Wednesday md will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Gray at West Concord before their
rcturn.-.Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Stcarns OF
Westforrl. recently OF Newport News,
Va. are visiting Mrs. St"arns's father,
O. !. Putnam French and bride
have returned from their wedding trip
Peter Golden and son, Raymond, went to
Burke. y. u, Tuesday to visit relatives
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. W. Prichard We
al their cottage at Lake Morey la
week.-Mrs. W. s. Huntington and sol
Parker. OF Concord, y. H., are with NJ
parents, Mr. and Mrs H. T.. Parker, Il
six weeks--P. s. Chamberlin has col
10 Union, y. H., to visit with his daugl
ter, Mrs. O.. r. Grant.-MIs. ]. b. Wool
ward has returned from Wesson hosl
tai at Springfield. -fass.-Mr, and Ny
G. c. Doty celebrated their golden vel
ding Sept. and received their frien|
afternoon and evening. II Stillw|
is in Princeton, n. J.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Cummings and daughter. Beatrid
are visiting his parents. Mr., and NJ
W. +. Cummings. in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Calsta Jones attended the Ct.
| r. encampment at Saratoga-Mss Do
/ Crafts was in Boston last week.-N
and Mrs. Edgar Hunt and daughter n
| for Lebanon. n. H., Monday. Mr.. al
Miss Hunt went to Boston Tuesday
| buy their fall stock OF dry gOods.-M|
NJ. B. Little has returned from Ba
winsville. Mass.-Edgar Perkins OF Md
den. Conn. was IN Gown a few days ! |
week.-F. L. Brigham attended the me |
| ing Of fire insurance gents at BurliiI
! ton last week Levi Parker has gone
| St Alhans TO attend school.-Mrs Y.
| Doty and two daughters OF Montpel|
arrived Saturday to visit Mr.. and M
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CHELSEA.

Fphriam Hatch, accompanied by
wife, daughter. Mrs. Johnston and graz
daughter. Evelyn, started on their jo
ney home 10 san Jose. Cal, Monday af
n six weeks visit to his native tow
They intend to pass a few days In Bos
New York and Philadelphia.-Mrs. An
Murran Of Melrose Highlands. Mass.
the guest Of Mrs Mary J. George.-N
Addio French of New York Is visit
her mother. Mrs. Harvey w. Spea|
Mr.. and Charles II. Dickey of Low
Mass. are guests Of her sister, N
Charles A DensmOre.-Mrs Alice
Hadley and Mr and Mrs John r. Atw'
are passing a fortnight ~ Fairlee lax
Mrs. Ellen Dunkee. who lives with
daughter. Mrs. William Densmore,
been III for some days. -TTnkley Sars
IS visiting his parents. Mr.. and N
philip L. Sargent. He Is accompanied
his friend. Edward AuStIn.-A union
vice was held al the Methodist Gnu
Sunday In the absence OF the ConGre
tional pa stor, the Rev. Geo. F. Ia
Next Sunday the Rev. Fred Daniels,
Methodist pastor. WIFI preach ser
particularly II old folks and an
Fashioned hymn Will be- sung by an
folks choir--Mr ana Mrs. A.
Whitmer left Thursday for an
| tended visit among relatives
Andovcr and Concord. y. H, and Wd
field. Shirley and Boston, Mass.-I
IIple Crazy of Boston, IS enioyind
vacation with her parents, Mr., and \
T.. Oscar Gracy.
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at. Du,,,s ~ Voodstoc, ts in town -
All. u,,ossi, rarr,. has voro to Passion
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nave t'u'h'" rom ,1
mas HnlS"e" worn a' Wv N''' -"
IN sharon SprI"SS, ~ '" anu '''"'
horhc'-M'SS III" my -
| days IN town, p''N from HV' u"'''S ~
/ York Harpor' Me
James f"liah mas ''n'S''u "O'N ~ -
! lamson Stor" ana 'Np''ts !" "''.' Wv
/ University or Vermont 'H'S la'-
/ Everett tdSon ana 'HaTIe' N"'''.
| ed the banquet at Mon'poier 9'n' '''''H
/ last nght-Frank 'hahniV an" .'"'
! Frank W. Chandler nave come lro'" new
| York to attend the funera' ol !''S' - D.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Miss Edith Atwell of Johnson Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. II. ]. Beard.--A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Brown
September 12.-Mrs Mercie IIarrldar OF
Spencer Mass. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Taylor.-Hcman Miller passed
last week with relatives at Richford.-
Master Fletcher q. Beard arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Beard Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. r. II.
Shattuck passed last week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker. at
North Hyde Park.-H. NJ. Armstrong OF
Springfield. Mass. visited their mother,
Mrs. Mary Armstrong. and their brother.
Rollin. last wcck.-Iiorace Hardy of COL
orado Is passing a few days with old
friends and comrades here.-Floyd Fair
banks has returned to her school at Nor
riSvile-Allie Robinson was brought be-
fore Justice Ami Leach Saturday
charged with intoXicaton. He pleaded
guilty TO a second offence and was fined
| sl5 and costs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
BROOKFIELD.

Donsow Ucrrick was at Fri Batchel
der's last FriGay helping TO remove the
roof Of an Out-of-door silo when he fel
from tho top, striking on timber below
He sustained fatal injuries and died ~
n short time The "uncral was helc
Sunday at ten o'clock.-Calvin Jackson
one OF the oldest residents. died Friday
The funeral was held at the house Of
sunday \ two O'Clock. The Rev. ID. ~
Strong ofticiatod.--Fve lots are beini
surveyed on ~ farm OF W. c. Clarl
for summer cottages. Tho contract fol
one to be built by Edward Wheatlcy q
New York city has been let to L. c.
Hood OF this place. Other cottages vii
be erected by tho Whca'ley family.-Mrd
Novce Of Greensboro Is visiting he
daughter. Mrs. John McClelian.-The q
A. Rigclow auction was very largely al
tended and now milch cows found read
buyers from Ban. at high prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

r. s. Allis and son. who have pass
a week here. started Monday for tn
home in Derby. Conn Arthur Patt
son of 50. Johnsbury was here o'
Sundav.-Archihald II. McMurphy
returned from Saratoga where he
tended the Grand Army cncampme
lie says that he is glad he did
march in the rain and have to be IA
on to the hospital as 40 others did
James WelCh Of Detroit returned no
Saturday-H. NJ Gaylord has return
from Seattle, Wash, California, q
other states. He was gone about I
months Mrs. Helen Clark is recov
ing from an attack of the grip
Sheriff w II. Sprague OF Chefs
visited Deputy +. W. Kent Sunday
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RANDOLPH.


Mrs. Marlla f. Chandler, wife Of Al
bert Il. Chandler, of brooklyn. \. y,
whose summer no g for many years
had been in Randolph died Saturday af-
ternoon. She had not been quit" We'll
since early spring, hut her condition was
not considered serious, and 1t was con-
fdently expected that her usual summer
stay in the invigerating air of Vermont
would restore her appetite and strength
and enable her to return to her city
home IN the excellent health to which she
had been accustomed. Early in August
IT was ascertained that her illness was
due To an internal disease which was
gradually diminishing her flesh and
strength and since the first of September
her decline had been rapid and a fatal
termination Inevitable. She had tho best
possible care and endured her suffering
with no less than wonderful fortltudc
tevoting much of her thought ana effort
to comforting those whom she knew
must be bereav"d of thcir chief COM
partnership and guide Her husband, her
two sons and the wife of her elder SON.
were with her, the sons having come
from New Yrk ThursdaY night. Mrs,
Chambers childhood was passed in Ran
"''P" """ H"''' ''' "'"'' '"7' wv
nearly all of her summers had been
passed here where h'T eminent S'oh 70
religious and helpful qualities command
81 IN" r'sp'o' ana "H''N"" "' 'orEe
circle or lr''ndS'
MI h"S"'"" was ""'' u S'' "P 10Y ~"
minutes Si'"roaN Tor 'h' h'S' '''n' SINCE
'h' sh"'k ne SuH'r'u lhS' M'N'- ! ne run
crop Is " goo" one '"'''"'S WI" ne Il"
| aN'rdE" N'''u an" i"r"'IS "'' RECEIVING
| from % l" II" cents we pushr"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19
SOUTH HERO.

The. fall term OF Maple Lawn Academy
began September with an attendance OF
u pupns The following pupils from out
of town are in attendance: Josie Martin,
Merrill Duba. North Hero; Charlotte
Osgood. Milton; William Stone, Grand
Jsle Harry Davis, Essex Junction.-The
district schools IN town began last week
with the following teachers: North school,
! Miss Mary Hubbard of Grand Isle South
school, Miss Porter OF burlington; East
}echool, Mrs WTnsow White; West school.
! Miss Wood of Randolph.-A company OF
soldiers frcsn Fort Ethan Allen are In
camp at the south end or the Island
,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conlin and son. Miss
Conlin and Miss WEIGH of Winooski were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James DouGherty
Sunday
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd PnEcJ
SWANTON CENTER.

Farmers have experienced great trouble
IN securing their crop Of oats owing to
frequent and heavy rains In some cases
three weeks elapsed between the cut
ting and housing of grain and the crop
is practically worthless.-Mrs. Frank
Church and two children of Bethel are
visiting their cousin. Mrs. c. T.. Hepburn,
at the home of A. X. Honslnger. Ralph
Jennison will leave this week for Ann
Arbor, Mich. after passing tho summer
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. T..
Jennison. Mr.. JOHNSON expects to
graduate from the University of Michigan
in June. announcements have been re-
ceived of the approaching marriage OF
Fay Leslie Hazard and Miss Ella Gosbee
Nelson, which will take place in Boston
October , Mr.. Hazard formerly lived
hAr
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Dana Clement and daughter and
family returned to Chicago,-Mrs. Cross
by of Boston, Mass, is visiting Mrs, j.
l.. Pierce Mrs. Hannah *, Sherwn and
daughter, Mrs. Laporte have returned
and are keeping house at Mrs. Pierce's,
The Rev Mr., Williams being sick,
there were no services at the Baptist
Church Sunday.-Mrs. G, T. Jones Is i'm
proving In health c. Moore and
family started Monday for San Diego
where they expect to spend the winter
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Molly Beals, WHO Is employed in
St. Adams, passed Sunday with he
grandmother.--NIr. and Mrs John Ken
nedy of rnderhill visited relatives here
Saturday.-The funeral of George Nc
Nally. who passed away Thursday even
ing, was held at St. Georges Church
Saturday, the Rev ID. II. sullivan
officiating. The funeral was largely at
tended, many people from various towns
in the county being present. The de-
ceased is survived by wife and three
daughters. Elizabeth, Grace and Rather
inc, all Of whom are tc1chors.-Nows has
been received OF the death at Portland,
Me-, Of William Wilson. a former resi-
dent of this place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. i, c. I,eavens were IN
burlington Monday.-Miss Ruth Slime
hour Of Montpelior was the guest Of her
aunt Mrs. II. A. Hatch, over Sunday
Mrs. Mary Andrews and her niece Mrs
T. J. Boyrton, OF Everett, Mass were
guests in town the first OF the Week
william Chase's son while climbing IN inc
barn Tuesday morning after eggs re'l ana
broke his left arm just above inc wrist
w. NJ Smith was In Barre Monday'-Mr'
and Mrs Fancher of Fairfax ana uahgn
ter, Mrs. Fancher OF San Francisco' 'aI''
were in town Wcdnesday.-E. H. hlnd9
went to Boston Monday.-M,ss Helen
Holmes Of st. Adams was the guest oil
her grandfather, the Rev. DR.. Wheelock'
over Sunday.--F. A. Plummer was IN Bur
lington Tuesday.
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NORTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tudhopc are the
parents of a daughter born last week.
lNiartin Hazen of East Berlin. Conn. IS
visiting MS mother. Mrs Phoebe NJ,
1Iazen.--Mrs A. w. Hazen has gone to
MAINE for q two weeks vislt-1he heavy
rains last week greatly hindercd the har.
vestng OF oats. Many acres have been
nearly ruined by growing on the ground.
THE bean crop will he practically a fall
nre.--Work on the new school house is
moving along slowly.-Charlcs D. Petit
has returned from his trip To the Pacific
roast after an absence of nearly tive
months.--The Fullers and Ktngsburys
are stll keeping open house in their cot
tapos az Tho "('itv'
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ORANGE COUNTY.
EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. w j. Flagg, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Belknap. ex-
pects to start Wednesday for her home
in Miller, Neb.-Thc Roy. y. II. Farr'
who has returned from Rhod" lSIand
will soon make his home at the par
sonage.-Mrs. Clarissa NJ. Rltord and son,
LLOYD have moved TO IIakeport. y. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Noff of South Royal
ton and son visited at c NJ. Belknap' :
last Week.-Mrs.. Gilman Smiths sisters
started for their home IN Kansas Satur-
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

The Grand Isl" County Educational
association will not meet this year owing
to the State association meeting which
is to be held at Burlngton.-Mr and
Mrs. Dexter Hutchins of Manchester, n.
IL, and Milan Brayton of FAN River,
Mass, are in town.-Mlss Mable G.,
Hazen Is teaching in Grand Isle.-Mr,
Mrs. Loren Wedgeworth have returned
from North Hero.-Mrs II. Emery and
Mrs. Maurice Emery and Mrs Stone of
Chazy. n. ". visited at William Four
Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

in Plattsburgh.-E. L. Fisher and son of
Fall River. Mass was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Stinson of Arlington, Mass, is
visiting relatives In town.-There will be
a barn dance at J. NJ. Skecls's new barn
Friday night, September q. for the bene-
At of the library. Mrs. Matte Phelps
Dean and daughter have returned TO East
Orange, y. j., for the winter.-Mss Sara
IaBombard has returned from Alburgh
where she has been very i'll for several
weeks
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society was entertain
Cd by Mrs. Mary Grswold. Forty people
took supper with her Mrs Griswold was
81 years old last June.-The Cemetery
society will give a supper at the Van
tine residence Friday from four until
nine o'clock.-Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ladd
are at the Ottawa fair,-Mrs. Lydia Grit
, nth. who has passed some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Ella Gordon, returned
h1nndaV To Malone y. Y.
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ORLEANS COUNTY,
CRAFTSBURY.

$. A. Smith has presented the Mel
dist Church with a fine organ.-Mj
Patterson went Saturday TO BoS
where she will study elocution.-i
Merrill had his left arm barly cruz
in Graham & SINNERS mill last wed
Phil Morse has purchased the BartI
farm ami taken possession.-Cli1
Rartlette has moved into the How
tenement vacated by Mr.. Morse.-H|
Hanson has moved to the shannon n
The Rev John Chamberlain OF
York city will preach at the Methd
Church next Sunday.-Mrs. u, F. u
is suffering from erysipelas In her
and face.
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EDEN.

Mrs Helen Rogers. Patch of Mlnneapo-
lis. Mrs. Emerson Rogers Wilson and
children are visiting their childhood home
Mrs Edith Mudgett is st home from
johnson. Grace Coolidge commenced
her school on the branch Wednesday,
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II. w. ALLEN g co.
TO-DAY
A Special Offering of
New Ribbons

at half and third under the real value will be
attraction of much Importance
An excellent but rapidly passing chance secure
the best of New Ribbons for the Autumn hat
tune at small cost While there are between three
and four hundred pieces to sell the surprisingly low
prices at which they are offered will take them away
very quickly
IS Pieces Scotch Plaid Ribbons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

weep not mat inc world changes"
learn TO welcome changes In busi-
ness life. to utilize ana profit BY them
md to hying them about through
want advertising.
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HYDE PARK

Adds H. Darling and Miss Blanche s.
Camp, both of Hyde Par, We're married
here at the residence of the brides moth
err Saturday evening by the Rev. o. NJ
Barber
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Milan Brayton OF Mddieboro, Mass. is
visiting IN town.--Miss Mildred McElroy
of Thompson, N. y, IS guest here
Mrs. William Ferris. Miss Kate Ferris
and Miss Sinclair of Bradford, Ont,
were guests OF DR., and Mrs. j. 8. Good
fellow Thursday.-A social was given
at tho home of Mrs. l.. A. Soue last
evening by the ladies of the Methodist
Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-19

No matter how bad a cut or sore
you have. If IT Is durable HIS Golden
Oil will do the business. 19i.eod&w.
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went to Boston Monday.-Miss Helen
Holmes Of ST Albans was the guest OF
her grandfather, the Rev. DR. Wheelock,
over Sundav.--F. A. plummer was In Bur
lington Tuesday.
STOWE.
Reuben Adams. from the northern
part of the State visited c. NJ, Watts
Thursday. Mr.. Adams ia in his bth year
and was employed some 60 years az as
a farm hand by Mr.. Watts's father the
late Chandler watts. lis nina IS slight
" unbalanced but his bodily vigor Is un-
usual In one of hi. age. He walked
from waterbury, q distance or ~ miles,
and loft Friday morning intending TO
walk the eight miles to MorrlsVlIle. MS
dera ngcment is confined to few harm
less hallucinations his mind being clear
on most points and his memory or past
events remarka bly, accurate.-Mrs j. A.
IAice returned Friday from visit Ia her
daughter In Portsmouth. y. 1.-THE
funeral OF Peter Quinn was held at the
Catholic Church IN Waterbury saturday
morning end the remains were brought
to River Bank cemetery In stowe for
| burial. Relatives from out Of town pres
ont were Mr.. and Mrs. ". ~ Miles, Mr.
| and Mrs. George Quinn and MT. and Mrs.
| n. NJ Mics and daughter. Margaret, Of
Barre and pr. and Mrs. =. Fl. Mcmahon
| OF Burlington. -Cathollc service was con-
! Quoted by the Rev. =. r. Doh"nv Of
| Waterbury in Memorial hall Sunday
| morning-B r Galc has returned from
Saratoga. whore he attended the G. A.
r. encampmcnt. liz was accompanied
home by his brother, G. w. Gale. Of
Minneapolis, whom 10 met at Saratoga
and who visits his native place for the
| first time IN 81 years Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
| G. Iovcioy and Ny and Mrs. G. A. Riley
| attended "Tho Rcl Mill' in Burlington
| Friday eveling.--C. r. Mcmahon has
been confined TO the house by Illness for
several days.-A. G.. O1lles is recovering
| from two week. lllness.--Commission
or H. c. Thomas was Mt WilOuEhhy lake
Saturday and SundHr.-Miss Miriam Rob
son Of Salem. Mas. IS visiting her
cousins. the tisscs AMMO and Susie
! BiroIow At the regular meeting Of
| Mansfield Mounta'r Grange n committee
was appointed TO arrange for the Ora ngc
! fair to be hold OC'ol ~ 70. The principal
feature Of the program for tho good OF
the order was a discussion of double
taxation as to It's 'ffoct on the farmer
Miss Alexina CAMPBELL Of Utica, y. Y.
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs Charles
Hamcl-Miss Barnara Burt was taken
III Friday night and has since been CON
fcl to the hed-Nrs. c. F. Eddy re-
turned Saturday from n visit to the
White Mountains and Old Orchard
Beach. MI. Eddy will not return unit
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. A. NJ Lengfeld and Miss Lynda
s..zS-s.ld have retuxnsA ~~--rr " days
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NEWPORT

Municipal court disposed of a few {
last week. Albert Before was fine
Continued on 18th PageJ
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. w. RI. Emery were In
johnson with their son Friday.
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19 Cents.

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