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MANCHESTER CENTER

Mrs Ella Towsley Of Bennington was
In town Thursday.
John Balch who has been visiting 10
Bennington has returned.
The Service club OF the Baptist
church met with Earl Marsh.
George Reynolds has moved from
the lane TO house on the west road
Selwyn Brush has bought the W.
Towsley house 10 the lane and moved
into IL
Mr. aud Mrs ]. b Convey are rejoIc
log over the birth Of daughter born
dsrch %.
Eugene Cherbonneau has sold his
place on the west road TO Mr. Brown Of
New York and will soon move 10 the
Center.
George Dolph OF Oregon has been
calling on old friends. George Is Just
the same as OF old, only few moe
"silver threads among the gold.'
The last Il q series OF sermons from
the New Testament which have been
given by Rev Philip Schuyler during
Lent was held Thursday. The services
have been we'll attended ADD have been
very interesting. Many are sorry not
" hear more.
The funeral OF Charles II. Wilson
vas held from the home OF his mother
Friday ats O'Clock aud was largely at
tended. Rev II. ID. Is. MacNell, rector
OF Zion church oficiated. A male
quartette sweetly sang ASLEEP In Jes.
usr and abide with Me-" The buri
al Vas In the family lot 10 the Center
cemetery. The bearers were Harry
Whipple, Carl Madison. Harry Ad
ans, Charles Bourn, harles Brewster
aud Charles Ames. Charlie as he was
xnown TO all here would have been 30
years old had he lived until April.
His youth and early manhood were
spent here and he was hiehly esteemed
by all who knew him, alsays doing
acts OF kindness, aud upright 10 all his
dealings. When he went out into the
world he waa missed not ouly 10 Zion
church Of which he was communicant
but 10 the choir Of which he was n
member and BY the community. Many
we're suddened 10 hear that he hal re-
turned 70 his home with what proved
20 be quick consumption. A mother,
one sister aud brother survive him.
The heartfelt sympathy OF the commun
iiy goes out 10 them In this great sor
row.
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FIGHT WITH GAMBLERS.
Shooting Array In Main street o
Fort worth, Tex,

Shooting ARRAY In Main street Of
Fort worth, Tex,
FORT WORTH, Tex, March d.
Following an attack on an alleged
gambling house here County Attorney
Jeff ID. Mclean was shot and killed
and Hamil T.. Scott, member of the
attacking party, was fatally wounded
by William Thompson, proprietor OF
the resort Thompson was then sur
rounded In lumber yard and cap
tured after a desperate fight, In which
he suffered bullet wounds that may
prove FATAL
The series OF tragedies was seen by
hundreds Of men and women, includ-
ing many legislators attending stock
show. The resort In In Main street,
near Sixth, In the heart OF the retail
quarter.
County Attorney Mclean, heading a
party OF deputies, forced an entrance
to the place, arrested several men and
loaded furniture van with parapher-
MALTA. The wagon. with the conilscated
furniture, had just moved or when
Thompson approached Mclean on the
sidewalk and fired bullet into Me-
Leans throat, breaking his neck and
causing death.
Thompson ran west In Sixth street,
with Scott In pursuit.
Dodging behind n billboard, Thomp-
son shot Scott three times In the body.
Scott fell, and Thompson discarded his
empty pistol for that carried by Scott
and fed.
BY this time score OF policemen
and deputy sheriffs, followed by hun
dreds OF excited men and boys, were
I'm pursuit OF Thompson. who found
temporary refuge In lumber shed
Just across the street from the Tou'
rafne hotel, the most fashionable hos
telry In the city. Patrolmen Bell and
Lloyd opened fire on Thompson, who
returned the shots. while the crowd
shouted, Lynch hint" As soon as
Thompson had emptled his revolver
the officers. whose pistols were emp
tied. fell upon him with bare hands
and made him a prisoner. as he was
suffering from three severe wounds In
fiicted by the officers.
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EAST ARLINGTON.

Mr. aud Mrs Edward McDonald we're
10 Bennington Thursday.
George Budro entertained a nephew
from Hoosick Falls Wednesday.
The whist club met at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Nichols Wednesday even
ing.
N. b. Case sold at auction SATURDAY
afternoon the household goods Of Mrs
Harriet Elwell.
The supper nj the ME- parsonage
Wednesday evening" was veil attended
tls.5O vas petted.
The young ladies enterprise will
meet With Mrs Horace Lawrence Thur.
day afternoon April 4.
Mrs A w. Best has been entertain
Ing her cousin. Mrs Elsie skinner
OF West Arlington the pas, week.
Mrs Julia Shepherd has so for re
covered from her late illness as 10 be
able 10 visit her son Arthur In Norlh
Bennington.
Mrs A. II. Webb gave party Fri
day afternoon In honor OF Mrs V. n
Grifiitb's birthday, who Is 4 guest al
Mrs Webs house.
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A MERCHANT
pnILANTHROPIST

Tha ,or,ast .has d,so s,or. y, al,
,ha Mi insesv VaiIau ,s,hasns i Ia
S suv 60 Si,vs,,on 4rar"n anS NJ
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sash $780,, ~ LII on,y o's u' re- -, ne
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whosa na uss. wara ,i..n w" viv EFT
8 Snh Trsas"rer Sosn,d,nS and Dr.
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DORSET

Mrs. II. p. Snyder is visiting 10 Bos.
ton and vicinity.
II. N. Williams OF Bennington was
IN town last week.
Charles Nichols Is again seriously
III with head troubles.
Joseph NcRt;ic has gone TO work
on q quarry Ia Tuckahoe.
L. w. Barrows has been up. ointed
deputy sheriff for this section.
Fred Burroughs Is III with n fever
al his boarding place In Manchester.
Herbert Woodward who has been In
poor health Is not improving and re
mains very weak.
Notice OF q special town meeting has
been given which will occur nj school
hall Ap,il 4, 1907 ut 10 q. m. 10 act up
on several business items la which alt
voters are interested.
wmJ. Hoiiey IL altering the barn
connected viii his home and intends
finishing Il rs q house which he will
rent during the summer months. The
demand for summer houses increases
each year.
The Philathea and Baraca classes
will unite In giving banquet 10 their
young friends on Monday eve, March
%, at the basement OF the church. Any
J~ho contemplate Joining either class
will be cordially welcomed.
I'd Young formerly OF South Dorset
has sold his Rupert farm consisting Of
100 acrts OF which 300 acres are wood
land, 10 o lumber syndicate. The
price paid IN reported 10 be S25. 900.
Mr. Young will hold an auction sac
OF bis stock.
The following officers for the next
six months have been elected by the
Baraca class: Pres, Burr Phillips;
vice pres Wayne Hule,t; SEC, Henry
Hsrsood; treas, Ernsss Edgcrton;
teacher, Rev CsrhsFt; hustlers, Alvin
Wade, John Nichols, Clarence Black
mcr: social CON-, WAY 10 Hulett, Will
Burroughs and X. ID. Campbell.
The Aforesaid lumber company has
also purchased The farm OF John Dial
ton Ia the Hollv. and an auction will
be held there the 10Th Inst. We have
heard OF several smaller deals In wood
iaed In this vicinity and this syndicate
purporting 10 como from Boston arc
fast acquiring large territories OF
mountain land which They will hold
against the great advance 10 prices
which IN sure 10 come.
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Men,s.mrr, Won Derby.

NEW ORLEANS. March y. The
$1,000 Crescent city Derby. which
drew n great crowd 20 the Fair
grounds. was won by ~ A. For-ythes
Montgomery. by resarra. lie was "a
vorlic NJ 3 90 .. was ridden by schil'
ling. the regular stable jockey. aud
though he was tiriug somewhat NJ the
finish. he lasted lsng enough 10 defeat
Trmacco by a length. with the ~ 20 !
shot. GargHntua. third. Yankee Girl
winner Of the city Park Derby. ran a
good race. but was disianccd In the
stretch
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nr,.r q. wiz 4. Palette.

DETROIT. Mich. March y. william
J. Bryan. speaking u the railroad sItua.
ton. said the first step toward reform
was 60 ascertain the value Of railroads,
since a reasonable rate would be one
which would give a reasonable return
on legitimate Investment. aud nj
present no one knew what the rail-
roads were really worth. The In Fol
lette resolution. which provides for an
appraising OF the railroads of the coun'
try aud which was voted down In con
grc-s. ought. Colonel Bryan said. 10 be
rcIntroduced In the form Of bill aud
mnda law
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K.i.~y Tell. Of Hard work.

ALBANY. n. Y. March 23-Thou'
sands 81 letters aud documents. com.
prised IA eIghty-seyen separate ex-
hIblts 20 show work done ln the In
surance department In the last year
were offered before the senate judIci.
airy committee In connection with the
testimony Of Superintendent Kelsey
az the hearing relative to the recon
mendation Of Governor Hughes that
he he removed from office The entire
session was devoted by counsel for
Mr.. Kelsey In drawing from him n re-
cItal % the large amount of work done
by him personally In the last year.
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Keep
Your Nerve

1t Is nerve energy that runs
the organs of your body. The
storage battery is the nerve
cells in the brain and spinal
cord, and from this battery
nerve force is sent out through
the system of nerves. To keep
the body healthy you must
have plenty of nerve force; #
YOU have not, the organs work
imperfectly, the circulation is
sluggish, digestion bad, appe.
title poor, kidneys inactive, and
aches, pains and misery are
the penalty.
You can keep the system
strong with DR.. Miles Nervine.
1t assists in generating nerve
energy; it strengthens the
nerves and makes the whole
system strong and vigorous.
III take pleasure In recommending
Or. Miles Nervlne 20 those SUFFERING
from nervous prostration. insomnia
months suffering from above diseases
i tried this medicine and found imme-
diate relief. IL soothes and strength
ems the nerves. chases away the
gloomy and depressing thoughts and
gives the sufferer renewed strength
and hope. 1t Is n superb nerve re-
JUDGE JACOB sEEMANN,
Madison. Wisconsin.
Or. Miles Heart Cure 10 sold BY
your druggist. who will guarantee that
the FIRST bottle will benefit. " u faile
he will refund your roney
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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We, the uEdsrslgned. do hereby agres
70 refund the money 90 ~ cent bottl,
OF Grcens Warraotsd Syrup Of Tai
II ID fails 70 cure your cough OF cold
W alsogu wantss q % cent bottle u
prove satisfactory or money refunded
shurtlef Pharmacy J. 81. Ayres
ID. A. Ward II. A. Qulnlan
Bennington. q.
O. II. Eoughton, A. 3. Hathaway
North Bennington,
&. X. h A. v. Hawkins, SO. SALISBURY
q. l.. Adams. Arlington,
4 y WJuw, rth o. r. Adams 4 Co
East ArllngtLu
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Clears the CsmpIesiss

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stImu.
lates The liver and thoroughly cleapses
the system and clears the complexion
OF pimples and blolohcs. II IL the rest
laxative for women and children az II
10 mild and pleasant add does not eripe
or sicken. Orlno IL much superior 70
pills, sperleut waters add all ordinary
csthartics as 10 does not irritaie tho
stomach and bowels. Il. A. Quinlan.
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MARVIN sov IN gNoLANpf
state Department Has Report of Mas
ing Child st Portsmouth,.

state Department Has Report OF Miss
las Chiid st Portsmouth.
WASHINGTON. March -. = Third
Assistant Secretary OF State Wilson
last night received n cablegram from
the American consul at Portsmouth.
England, saying that the authorities
there have hoy who answers the de-
scrlption OF the kidnapped Marvin boy.
for whom q general search Is being
made In this country.
Mr.. Wilson Immediately conferred
with Mr.. Roosevelt regarding the mat
ter aud. acting on the presidents In.
structions. forwarded the message 10
Governor lea Of Delaware. Mr. VII
son stated that this government stands
ready TO cooperate with the state OH
clals In every possible way In the ef
forts 20 get Information Of the Kid.
nnpcd child.
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n.riIns NJ ". I.anl..

ST. LOUIS. March 25,-Thc highest
single score tsade In the tournament
% the American Bowling congress was
made by z. stever Of ~. Joseph. Mo /.
who Tailed Gip pins. placing him third
IN the individuals. The highest scores
made by the first flight o. two men
teams resulted NJ follows; Rothbcrt
and Davis 81 Cincinnati. i.i2G: J. Meek
aud e. Regis OF Kansas City. i.i03.
J Randall and u. Knox Of indlanapo.
liz. i.Wtl.
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The career OF the late John 8. Holden
10 another illustration OF what a boy
with the right stun 10 him can do even
II be has nothing but his hands with
which 10 make start His life was a
triumph OF industry, perseverance
and s,rsightiorwsrdness, backed up by
good habits, honesty and pollteness.
These are the es-eatials Of success and
Q young man should make no mistake
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WASHINGTON. March 23-Accord.
Ing 20 the United States weather bu-
rcau. yesterday was the hottest March
day ever experienced In Washington.
The temperature reached it, highest
point NJ 4 p. m. when the thermometer
registered ~ degrees. The records Of
the weather bureau for the last thirty
seven years show that the nearest ap-
proach 10 this mark was on March -.
1904. when the thermometer registered
II degrees
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-25

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. March "a
james Parker. who attempted TO save
the life Of President Mckinley by strik-
ing the arm Of Csolgolz as the latter
fred the fatal shot NJ the president. In
In jail here q ravins maniac. Parker
was taken In charge by the police and
will be committed to an asylum.
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Tnr.. oaes.ls As....i.assa.

AsTRAKHAN. Russia. March "a
Prison wardsn Przybyloysky was shot
dead In the bazaar here. A captain OF
police hurried TO the scene 20 Investi.
gate the murder and was also shot
dead. No arrests have been made. Al
Kutais q police captain named KIpa'
nldxe was shot dead In the street.
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Just peforc the wh,.tIc.

MOUNT VERNON. n. ", March 21.--
I,y throwing goal from the foul line
just before the whistle blew for the
call Of time Miss Lowry OF Mount YER
non High school enabled her team TO
defeat the III Nh Ave Of Normal col
lege here on the basket ball court by a
score OF @ to g.
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DANvILLE. Ind. March 23.-EIeven
persons were injured. one probably Ia
tally. aud Engineer Gregory was killed
In the wreck Of westbound passenger
train on the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chi
cago and 81 Louis railroad near Avon.
A gravel pile caused the locomotive TO
leave the tracks. dragging three
coaches dowa a twenty foot embark.
meuf
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jay Gould Champion OF America.
BOSTON. March 25--Jay Gould Of
Lakewood by virtue Of his defeat OF
Joshua Crane OF Boston In the cham
plonshIp round Of the national ANA
teur court tennis championship at the
Tennis and Racket club here retains
bis title OF premier exponent of the
game In this country.
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WEST POINT. n. ". March rs
Tho West Point fencing team defeat
ci Princeton here. the score being J
10 2 Brcckcnridgc was the star OF
the Princeton team and easily defeated
Sears asi IIolablrd. but went down
before the aggressive and sure sword
play Of Dickinson With this victory
the army has a clean score for the sea
son. having defeated Columbia 10 2
Cornell O 10 3 and Yale = 10 l.
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heavy, Impure blood makes a mud
dy. pimply complexion, beadache, nau
sea, indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, sickly. Burdock
Blood Bitters makes the blood rich,
red, pure restores perfect health.
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"s''' Health .aa : ss%.sr'' TO no'"'' an.

MRs. wrSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. GOT
,'hIliiUn tcc,hiilF. sofsns the gums. rcdncc.
Inflammation, nllayr all pain, anf cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe IN all oasck We vouhl
ray 20 every mother v 90 has suffering child
DO not let yvur prcjudlcc. nor tho prs1lu,lics
Of others. stand betwcen you and your suffcr'
absolutely ture-to fol'Cu tho use Of this
ne. iolns. n timely us~d. Zoo SOC. bottls
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For a mild, easy action OF the DO "
els Q single dose OF Doan's Rsgulets is
enough. Treatment cures babItual
onstipatlon. n cents q box. Ask
your druggist for them.
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Giant. pefent ~. I.oui..

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 25.7
The New York Baseball club OF the
National league yesterday defeated the
Sc. Louis American league team ~
10 2.
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Stops itching instantly. Cures piles
eczema, salt rheum, tetter, Itch, hives,
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. A.
suy drug stts5s
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r.., c..w,,s..h,p ., New yert.

NEW YORK. March %. = Thomas
Hucston Of st. Louis retains the
worlds continuous pool championship
az the result Of the hnai nights play
with Jerome Keogh Of Buffalo Hues'
ton made ip3 10 iA for Keogb. This
brought the nnal score % the champion
20 coo while Keogh had an.
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A u.e.vs n,,sssrs Score.

LONDON. March Is. : What will
rank ne one Of the most extraordinary
billiard matches ever played was
brought 20 a conclusion here when
Reece. the Oldham professional. beat
the Australian champion. v u. Weiss
by 4.i35 points In game OF ZOO
points MP. running out with an IN
finished anchor stroke break Of 1858
This break beats all records
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To CURE A COLD m OWE Dan
Tsh. LAXATIVE nRoMo 0uin,ns Tab Z Is 4;
onJvEs Slssssrs z y sssi SsS -
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prLEsccunxp IN q TO ~ DAYS

rAzo oisrsssI y I. g ,,, g cure sny
fnes N 70 iidays. OF none, refunasd so.
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Presbyopia
Cor old sight)
Defined

At the age of as years. why should
nearly all persons use glasses for
readtng1
Because. from the age of ten years
on. the eye gradually loses power
and the near point Of clear vision
gets farther and farther back year
after year until at 40 or as il becomes
necessary to read at distance from
the eyes.
A person can hold a heavy weight
at arms length for a short time; so
il is with the eyes at this period.
When they tire or water while
reading or il becomes necessary to
hold a paper farther than Is inches
il is a sign that lenses are needed to
lift the weight and give ease Of vision
as in youth.
Glasses rightly fitted in time pre-
serve the sight. make this a spe-
cialty. May | talk ii over with you.
De WITT E..lEWIS, 0. 0. 0ph. B
az Main 50.
Formerly $50 North St.
SIaHr WORK a srRcrALrs
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. March p. = Dr.
Em-n-cl Laster defeated Frank Mar
shall In the third aud concluding game
Of the series In the championship chess
match In this city. Marshall rerlgne'i
after the twenty first move. Fourteen
game. have been played. the score
standing 7 In favor Of Dr. i.askcr and
drawn.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-28
CABOT.

Carl Harvey is here from Montpelier
for few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Putnam and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Lyford are in camp at
Joe's Pond.
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Perry visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dawson at Sabin
Pond at Woodbury., one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mills and three
children of Wolcott are visiting at John
Mills.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Ford and son, Lester,
are camping at Joe's Pond.
Mr.. Witham and family attended
camp meeting at East Montpelier last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Chester visited in
Plainfeld last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith of Calais
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson are at
Sabin Pond.
Mrs. B. P. Elmer Alva, Lee County,
Florida, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Julia (Fisher) Parrott and Rae
Parrott returned to their home in Mont.
pelier Monday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-08-28
STANDARD.

Rev. W. J. Mcneil of Maine, a former
pastor here, recently visited at A. l.
Weeds, and made calls on his many
friends.
Myron Kinney has sold his farm to
Charles Sternburg, formerly of East
Hardwick, possession given last week.
Mrs. W. S. Jameson is visiting her
son, A. G. Jameson, at Lyndonville, and
attending camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker and son Of
St. Johnsbury were guests at A. l.
Weeds over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. n Sawtell and son Carroll are
visiting relatives in Groton.
Mrs. George Soule and Miss Louise
Jameson were among the excursionist'
to Ausable Chasm Friday,
Mrs. A. E. Garfield does not improve
as fast as her friends would wish.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson ant
family were recent visitors at Mrs. Mat
tie Shepard's.
Guy Garfield visited relatives in St
Johnsburv last week.
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EAST CABOT.

Mrs. Tom Sheriff of Barre visited al
George Drew's recently.
Charles Austin and family visited in
Hardwick and Morrisville the first of the
week.
Earl Smith ofMarshfeld was recent
visitor in town.
John Dunn of Peacham was in this
vicinity recently.
lack White has returned to his home
in South Ryegate after helping A. H
Dunn through haying.
Mrs. Julia Longeway and Mrs. Ella
Scribner are at V. D. Blake's for time
Mrs. Sarah Bailey of Cabot visited at
w. l. Abbott's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Dodge visited in
Barre few days last week.
Mrs. Paulina Davis of Mortified visit
ed at Robert Barr's the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Pedley and child
rem of Japan were at W. l. Abbott's
Thursday.
Mabel Armstrong was home from hel
work in Cabot over Sunday.
Mr.. Osgood of Cabot is helping E. E
Hall for the present.