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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-08-27

BRANCH MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Worthing went
to Liberty Friday to visit Mr.. Worth
iDg's sister. Mrs. l.. A. Clough.
Miss Alice Hawcs Of South China
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office of the Board of Railroad Com
missioners, who has been enjoying his
summer vacation at the scaShore, re-
sumed his duties in the office Monday
morning.
The following corporations have filed
their certificates Of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
Monterey Hydro Electric Power Co.
organized at Ellsworth for the p,lr-
pose of owning, operating and dealing
in water sights. power and privileges
for various purposes. with $4,000, 900
capital stock, of which nothing is paid
i'll. Officers: President, Percy Langley
Of Ellsworth; treasurer r. n. Whiting
of Ellsworth. Certificate filed Aug. &c,
1907.
F1etchCr-Lahcy Co. organized at
klttcry, for the purpose Of conducting
mining business with $4,000 capital
stock. of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President. Albert II. Peavey
of Kittery; treasurer. o. Sumner Paul
of kittcry. Certificate filed Aug. "a,
1907.
Essex Garnet Co, organized at Kit
terry for the purpose of conducting a
mining business with 100000 capital
stock, of which nothing is paid in. OF
ficcrs: President. Albert II. Peavey of
kitt"ry; treasurer. o. Sumner Paul of
Kittery. Certificate filed Aug. 90. 1907.
Maine Beta Epsilon Building Asso..
organized at Orono. for the purpose of
building and maintaining a Chapter
house with $4,000 capital stock, of
which nothing is paid in. officers:
President. w. Lee Cole of Providence.
T. L.; treasurer, c. Parker CrOwCll of
Bangor. Certificate flied Aug. &c, 1907.
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STATE HOUSE,
Coming Meeting Of Gov
ernor and Council.
Several Important Appointments
in Forthcoming List.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun-
Gil, Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 10 A. N.

AT the next regular meeting of the
Governor and Council, which will be
held on Tuesday, Sept. 10. commencing
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon III addi-
ton to the routine business which
| makes up large part Of the program
of tie monthly meetings which are
held by the Council during the year
1t is expected that several important
appointments will come up for APP
prevail together with the usual list of
minor appointments.
The appointment around which CEN
tiers the greatest amount of interest
| is that of Il member of the Board of
Railroad Commissioners to fill the va
cancy on the board which will occur
Sept. Is. owing to the expiration on that
date of the term of service of Hon
Benjamin +. Chadbourne Of Biddefcrd.
Mr.. Chadbourne is candidate for re-
appointment and another candidate for
the office is Frank Kcizer of Rockland,
one of the weli-knOwn and popular
conductors in the employ of the Maine
Central Endorsements are on file by
the friends Of both candidates, and the
announcement Of the appointment,
which will probably be made by the
Governor next Tuesday, Sept. 8. is
awaited with a great deal of interest
Other appointments which will b.
included in the forthcoming list is that
of n member of the Board of Legal En-
amincr5 to succeed Hon. Thomas l..
Talbot Of Portland, whose term Of scrv-
iCT viii expire Sept l. two members Of
tn" fo"rd of Examiners in the Prac-
tie of Dentistry to succeed l.. s. Chill
cot of Bangor and +. o. Sawyer of
Skowhegan, whose terms will expire
Sept. IL, and that of a recorder for the
municipal court at Bar Harbor, to sue
coed William II. Sherman. whose term
will expire Sept. %.
In addition to the above it is also eX-
pected that Governor Cobb will appoint
Il member of the Board of Inspectors
of Prisons and Jails. to fill the vacancy
on that board due to the death of the
late Hon. Albion p. Gordon Of Frye
burg. and also a member of the board
of trustees of the University of Maine
to fill the vacancy on that board due
to the death of the late Hon. Elliott
Wood Of Winthrop.
Among other matters which may
come before the meeting are the Con-
roy and Burr pardon cases. These
cases weer tabled at the July meeting
Of the Council and were to have come
up for action at the August meeting,
but as the attorneys did not appear
no action WAS taken in either case.
Whether or not anything Will be done
at the September meeting cannot be
stated.
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"Our-Pie"

Preparation for delicious Lemon pies. it
Is made from the Choisest ingredients.
absolutely pure. Sure to please you. as
IL has thousands of others. A Lady says:
II will never again try to make Lemon
pie in the old way while ! can get OUR
PIE Preparation" Each package enough
for two large pies. 10c.
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BORN.
WALDO

BcIfast--Aug n, to Rev. and Mrs. D1Vl'i
l.. Wilson, n soH-EOnald Bruce.
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Capt. T.. f.. Philbrook. special field
agent in charge of the scouts working
under the direction of the department
of agriculture in the crusade against
the gypsy moth in the state. was at the
department Monday on business con-
Tcctcd with his work. In speaking of
the situation as regard? the pest at
present Capt PhlbroOk said that there
was not q great deal to be said further
than that tho work was still being car
ricd on. The catcrpillars have now
passed into the pupa state. and the
mon are now. hunting the pupa cases.
which work will be continued until the
end of the present month, when the
next stage of the crusade will be en-
tered upon. This will consist of scrap
ing the trees to remove the loose bark
and also in plugging the knot holes.
to lessen the liability of the moths de-
posting their egg clusters in these
places. This work will be continued
until the first Of October and at that
time the hunt for the egg clusters will
he resumed.
At that time also the United States
government will send force Of men
to scout the State. going over the
ground which has already been COW
cred, and also scouting in new terri
tory. DR.. Howard of Washington, d.
c., the government entomolorist. in
company with Field Agent d. N. Isog-
crs Of Massa chusettS. will come to
Maine about the middle of September
and the two gentlemen will make a
tour of the infested districts for the
purpose of aScertaining the require
nents of the State.
Prof. f. F. Hitchings. the State en-
tomologist, is at present in attendance
at the Eastern Maine State fair at
Bangor. and will attend the other fairs
as they come along. for the purpose of
doing educational work with regard to
the insect pests. chief of which are the
ripsv and brown-tail moths. Prof.
Uitchings has with him large number
Of exhibits, showing the life history of
these moths as well as of many of the
other insects which are injurious to
shade and fruit trees. and will be as
sisted i'm his work by Miss Thompson
and several members of the field force.
Later In the season the men will take
m the work against the brown-tail
moth.
The number of caterpillars of the
gypsy moth which have been taken and
destroyed by the scouts during the sea-
son has been very large, and Capt.
Philbrook said yesterday that it would
be fully 100000.
Hon. Arthur I. Brown. secretary of
State. has announced the appointment
of Miss blanche A. Gordon of Read
field to the position of stenographer
and typewriter in the Office. and she
viii assume her duties the first Of DC
| tober. Miss Gordon is graduate of
the Pierce school of stenography al
Philadelphia and comes well recon-
mended. She is at present employed
| in the law office of F. G. Harrington in
this city.
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George +. Giddings. clerk in the
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THE FOURTH and BEST
THE central Maine
FAIR OF 1907
WILL Be THE BEST EVER

of beautiful
Stations
his
of Import Fov,Ian
exhibition will worth going a long attend.
DR.. TURNER will again exhibit his Ponies
bower o
BABY SHOW, AND a SHOW, cHANeEAsLE DAILY WITH
MUSIC BY A CELEBRATED AIDES ORCHESTRA,
AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS
be
showing Of Maine Dogs Show be
when outstrpped door show
will
Works brilliant
o
E. p MAYO, President GEO. r. FULLER Secretary
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Who Likes Lemon Pie?

Everybody, but they are expensive and
hard to make in the old way. You should
try at once
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Frank Stone has been confined to
tho house by illness for several days.
Charles Donald has gone to water
VILE, Ne, to enter Colburn Classical
Rev $. G. Lewis and
family left yesterday for their new
nome in Iowa Mr.. Lewis preached
his farewell sermon Sunday morning
and a farewell reception was given
him in the church narlors TUESDAY
evening. owing to the reception the
prayer meeting at the congregational
Church was omitted that evening
BENJAMIN Opie has entered Montpelier
Scmnary.--Don Brodic mas gone to
Mortified to attend Norwich Univer-
sity.--The Misses Clara Slapp ana
Mack have returned to Bellows Falls
where they will teach in the town
schools-Mrs. Abbie I.yford, who has
been seriously III for several days, Is
much better.--Mr. and Mrs. c. A
Paige and daughter. elsie, will leave
in about three weeks for Denver
Colo, whore they viii reside. They
will he accompanied Nv Hr PAiEes
father, who will pass the winter with
son thcrc-A son has been born to
Mr. and Mrs. ~ II. Alstor.--Miss Maud
Estell has gone to Canaan, N. H.,
where she will teach
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SHOREHAM.

The Misses Aileen and 1rma Letting
we'll OF Burlington are visiting at A. NJ.
Smith s.-Ralph Holmes of Middlchury Is
passing n few days with his father r. II
1olmcs.-.Mrs Kate Collins of Hines
burgh. who has been visiting her sister
Mrs John Jones. has returned home,
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Platt and children
who have been guests of Mrs. NJ ~
Plat have returned to Chicago.-Mrs
John Jones entertained the Moravian club
September 2. tho first meeting of the sea-
MOonv Of Orwell is visiting
and two daughters, who have been some
months with Mrs. Seymour's mother,
Mrs Mintern. will soon go TO Troy, n. y,
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bowman Nottingham Of
New York city are visiting at a.
F.. Tottingham's.- Miss Holmes of john
son is a guest at r. II. Holiness Mrs.
Jessie Forster, who has been visiting at
G.. II. Hairs, has returned to Sara toEa-
Mrs T.. Il. pearsons of Benson passed
Sunday with her ester, Mrs. F. e. Doug
las-NIss Ethel Jones was given a sur
prise party the evening of September 4.
it being her 18th birthday. About -
young friends passed a pleasant evening
with her.-Miss Marriott Wilmington, is n
guest at c. NJ. Wa I'd mir. and Mrs W.
w Moore passed Sunday with friends in
Cornwall.
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CHIT7ENDEN COUNTY.
JERICHO CENTER.

At a special business meeting of the
Congregational Church, 81 was voted to
call the Rev. s. II. Rarnum Of Corn
wall to the pastorate of the church Mr..
Barnum has not yet Indicated whether
he will accept or not.-Nrs. ]. H COT
fin will have an auction OF their house,
hold effects at the parsonage Saturday.
They expect to leave tine last Of this
month for california--W H. Kew has
bought the f. S. Tomlins1n house in this
village and will take possession soon
Mrs y. S. Ransom of Brattleboro has
joined her husband In Vsiting relatives
hcre.-Dr and Mrs. lI0nkns and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. ,rane Of Boston,
are visiting the doct"f grandfather In
Waterbury. this W., f-Mrr. George
Willard went to New York city Monday,
for n two weeks wish. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stradcr and two ehldren Of Wor-
cester. Mass, are NJ charles Maly's.-
Leon Mcclellan of Tuf'rhill has entered
the Jericho high scloaL-W Winfield w.
Stiles Of Alburgh passed several days
vacation with his paro1ts Mr. AMI Mrs.
r. A. Stiles, the past week.
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UNDERKILL CENTER,

Thomas e. Ross, an aged ard much
respected resident. died Monday morn.
ing. after a long illness incidental to old
age. Mr.. Ross is survived by a wife and
five sons, Henry, Of Hardwick, the Rev
NJ. A, of Stannard, Thomas OF Cam.
bridge. Ezra OF Morrisvile and Frank
OF this place. Mr. Ross was a life lon;
resident of Cnderh.ll and man Of
sterling qualities. The funeral was held
Wednesday.-James Collins has rented
Mrs. Thompsons farm on the Creek
road.-Mrs. Ward Of Worcester, Mass,
has been visiting at Denis Ryan's.-Mrs
William Bicknell returned Saturday Il
Stoneham. Mass.-Robert White is at
tending the G. A. r. encampment al
Saratoga.-M. F. Ryan visited relatives
over Sunday at Eessx Junction.-Mrs
Ayleen Murphy Of Richmond. who has
been visiting at Peter Leddy's. fell re-
Gently, receiving severe injuries-Sade
Donnelly Of Proctor is teaching in dis
trict No. 4-Repairs are being made on
tho extension of the Catholic Church
Martina Terrill is attending the normal
school at Johnson.-John Culver has
gone to Rouses Point. y. y. for
brief visit.-H. II. Paine, who suffered a
stroke OF paralysis few weeks ago. IS
reported as being much improved
Charles Gravel and Miss W!mhle will be
married next Monday.
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MILTON.

The Rev. NJ. II. Ryan was unable to
preach sunday and his place was sup
piled by the Mossrs Peterson and Marvin
of ST. Adams and sheldon, MIR. and Mrs
d. j, Whittemore Of Milwaukee were the
guests of Mrs. A, J. Barnum and Col
II, O. Clark, Saturday and Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. a, q. Whittemorc and son and
daughter of Burlington were guests Of
Mrs. A. J. Barnum over Sunday Misses
Ella and Claire Wood are passing a week
with Mrs, II. d. Wood at 81. Agathe,
Canada.-Nrs. n, f. Phelps and SON
Clarence, passed Saturday and Sunday
in Swanton.-Ralph Wolcotr Is at home
from Long Island. where he has passed
the summer for a week before going
back to Williams College, Miss Della
Denn0 Is at home from Lebanon. n. r..
for a short vacation.-hiss Grace Phillips
Miss Lena Holman. Miss Grace Kennedy
and Hiram Skeels went to Fairfax Mon
day to attend Bellows Free Academy
John Larock and Margaret Trayah were
married at St. AIMS Church londay
morning by the Rev. r. Paquet.-The
ladies OF the Congregational Church
served supper at the vestry Wednesday
evening
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wINoOsKI.

LOUIS Fireman., one of the oldest
residents of the village. was found
dead in his room at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry u. Carpenter,
on weaver street Sunday morning
about seven O'Clock Mr.. Fireman.
while feeble. was apparently in his
uSual health when ne retired for the
night saturday. Not appearing at his
usual time Sunday morning his
daughtcr entered his room and found
him dead upon the floor. Louis Free
mau was born in Montreal. p. O.. NAV
q 1922, and was therefore In his S5tn
year. When young man he went to
New York city, whore he learned the
watch makers trade and located in
Burlington In the carly fortios.
lie engaged In the jcwelry business
which ne continued for nearly 40
years. He was very active man all
through life He built that part Of
Union block now occupied by f. Henry
Parker on Church street, also a busi-
ness block known as IA, 16 and is
church street, and numerous private
houses. Mr.. Fireman. was a lover OF
music and devoted much time to the
'NuhS VI lHe organ on WnlCn ne was 4
very proficient player. lie sang the
first mass which was celebrated in
burlington al the court house in tho
forties, ami for many years was the
organist at tho cathedral and after
wards occupied the same position at
st. Josephs Church. July 10, l84s,
Mr.. Fireman. married Miss Angelina
Neroncau of Burlingtin. five children
of this union surviving him His wife
died % years ago since which time
he hal made his home in this village.
the children arc Mrs. Albert T.
Chaycr of Burlington, Mrs. Henry Il.
Carpenter Of this village, Louis 5.
and Joseph +. Fireman. OF Burlington.
and jeremiah 2. Fireman. Of Montreal.
T. ..
The marriage Of Miss Celanere Roy and
Arthur Provost was solemnizod at s.
Francis Xavier church Tuesday morn
ing at seven O'Clock. Tho nmclatInr
clergyman was the Rev. j. r. Audet and
the young people were attended by their
fathers. A wedding breakfast was snrveh
at the home of the groom's parents On
St Peter street after which they left .or
a two weeks wedding trip to Montreal
and other Canadian points. Upon their
return they will live here.
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HINESBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Pierce will moVs
TO Fair Haven this week.-Mrs.. David
Patrick is visiting in Burlington. May
and Allie Murray went Monday to God
dard Seminary, Barre The Rev. Mr..
Greenleaf's family and goods came Mon
day and they will soon be settled at the
parsonage.-The delegates TO the Lamol,e
association to he held n Essex Center
this week are. Mrs, Horace Kenyon,
Mrs. j. S. Barker, +. +, Lyman, Hattie
and Henry Clough,-Dr. McKibbon of
Orwell visited in town Saturday
Dow has returned from the Adirondacks,
where he passed the summer.-Celia
Sprague and Lulu Jackman are attend
ing the Randolph normal SCHOOL this
year.
Schools opened Tuesday. A large
number of pupils are brought into the
village and several primary school houses
are closed.-Prof. Phelps Kellogg of
Chicago university called in town Tues
day.-Postmast G. d. Boynton went
to Saratoga Monday TO attend the
national encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Martin are the
parents Of a son born Wednesday morn
ing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-09-12
MONKTON RIDGE.

There will be an ice cream socia BIZ
under the auspices of tho Wiling
Workers Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Albert Russell. All arc cor
daily invited, rain or shinc.-Mrs. AL
len Hazen and two children Of Grand
Isle were guests of Mrs. Martha AL
len few days last wcek.-Miss Bes-
sic Warren Of Williston is the guest
of Miss Daisy Russ"ll.-Miss Mary
Baldwin of Providence. r. l., is visit
ing In this vicinity.-Mrs Harry VAN
clette with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Law
renee went Saturday to the lake for
Il weeks outing. Mr.. Vanclctte will
Join them this week.--Mss Eva f.
Green OF Richmond was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Miles over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Eddy returned Monday
70 her work In New York City.-N. J.
Uaskins OF Lincoln is visiting his
daughter, Mus. Lizzie Shopa rd.-Cou-
mencing September 10 and continuing
one week there will be evangclstic
meetings In the Friends Church every
evening. conducted by the Rev. John
a. Thomson Of Dexter street mission,
PaWtuCket, r. J.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CERRIsBURGH.

Mrs. Cora b. T.aidlock of Waitsfcld.
Wash, has been visiting Mrs O. G.. Field
Tuesday evening a reunion of all the
old students from the Satterly district
was held in honor of Mrs. Laidlock, who
was formerly Miss Cora Johns.-Mr and
Mrs. Horace Gibbs of Proctor were guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. J. Danyou over Sunday.
Fred Joslin left Tuesday for a visit 70 his
son in Exeter. n. II. After n short stay
there he will 20 to Phoenix. Ariz.. to join
his wife and daughter who have bcen
there about year.-.Miss Ruth Stafford Of
Whallonsbureh, n. Y. is visiting at Mrs.
Satterlys for a few days.-Mrs. o. G.
Field had the misfortune to cut her hand
quite badly Saturday, Miss Lillian Con-
nor Of Worcester, Mass, Is visiting at II.
IT. Gardeners. Miss Marion Willis of
Morctown is visiting her aunt Mrs T. p.
Blrkett.-Karl Field has returned from "a
Visit with his parents in Worcester
Mass.-Mrs. J. O. Walker is failing. -
Schools commenced Monday with these
teachers: Miss Daisy Human at the
Center; Mss Caroline Beach brick
school: Miss Gaines Sattcrly district; Miss
Anna Ter. Roburds district; Miss Mary
Baker Robinson district; Miss Cora Bard,
Orvis district: Miss Lucia Manchester,
Grccnhush distrlct.-Robert Hazleton
was in town over Sunday-During the Sc
we're electrical storm Thursday evening n
large cow barn belonging to W. H. Dean
was struck by lightning and consumed,
The barn WAS filed with hay and grain
and also some farming implements. by
prompt action on the part of neighbors
the house and other buildings were
saved.
The schools op ned Monday with teach
ers as follows: Basin Harbor, NJ II.
Lovctt; Roburds district, Miss Anna Tier;
Satterly district Miss Ellen Gaines. Por-
tcrhoro. Miss Edith Tryon Booth dis
trict. Miss Caroline Beach; Webster dis
trict. Miss Lora Clark of Northficld.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Baptist sunday school will OBJ
serve rally day next Sunday morning.
Miss Marian kolloFg Of West Swan
zey, ~ II, is the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. G. NJ, 7rd-Curtis Orvis has
bought farm in starkshoro and will
move there the nrst OF October.-Mr,
and Mrs. Andrew Thomas Of Monkton
have been visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs, J, Avery ITarris.-Mrs. Yves
ley Powell returned saturday from n
two months absence In Connecticut
apd New York city.-Mr and Mrs. r..
c. Beers have gone TO Plattsburgh TO
attend the falr.-Miss Edith and Miss
Ina Read have returned 10 Troy, n, Y.
Miss Mary Ralwin Of providence, Il.
l., Is visiting relatives i'm town-Cards
have been received announcing tho
marriage In Denver. Colo August %,
Of Charles Raymond Beers, formerly
OF Charlotte, and Miss BESSIE Jean
Beal of Denver.-Miss Maud Scott and
Miss Iilah Goodrich have returned 10
Shelburne high school.-Mrs. Ellen
Hosford Is visiting her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs, Harmon Nichols in Willis-
ton'-Miss Irene Powell Is attending
school In Nergcnnes. Miss ChriStiana
Voight Is ATTENDING Shelburne high
schools. A. Barrett of Shelburne
was guest OF Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Hayes over sunday.--Miss Anna Hayes
Ii teaching school in lilnesburgh'--
Miss Margaret baldwin will leave next
week FOR Los Angeles, cali where sne
VIII take post graduate course IN
nursing at n hospital
Charles ri pbhi fpnuI one or MS
horses in the pasture last week with a
leg broken and had to shoot her'-Mr'
and Mrs. Fred Hin Of Starksboro were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ
Ellison'-J. r. Taggart Is In CintonVille,
~ Y, securing the annual harvest or
pine cones for II II Horsford'-Mrs
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wEYBRIDGE.

The Rev and Mrs. Heller attended the
Sunday school convention at Cornwall
On account of the sudden illness Of her
brother, Madison Sprague, Mrs. w. j.
Newton did not take her intended trip as
stated last Week.-Mrs.. George Allen of
Fair Haven is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Childs. Wright FL
mer is seriously Ill at tho home of his
daughter, Mrs. G. r. Wright.-Edward
Elliot and daughter, Miss Grace, left
Tuesday for an extended carriage drive
through northern New York.-Mrs. j. s.
Shaw and Mrs. II. H. Thompson repre-
scented the Methodist Sunday school at
the convention in wall.-Miss May
Williams of Brandon commenced her du-
ties as teacher of the village school Mon
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UNDERHILL.

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