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The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
THE DENVER PUBLIC LANDS
CONVENTION

The administration, anticipating
assault, sent several of Its members
to the seat of war. Secretaries Gar
field of the interior department and
Wilson of the department of agricul-
ture We're there. So were Ballinger,
the head of the land Office; Newell
of the reclamation service, and Pin
chot of the forestry bureau. All of
them were loaded for the fray, says
the Globe-Democrat.
But although Garfield, Wilson,
Pinchot and one or two of the other
department and bureau chiefs spoke,
the convention turned out to be
rather tame. The presidents policy
of establishing forest reserves and
of retaining, in the hands of the
government, the mineral lands own
ed by the government at the present
time, has been attacked by many
western men in and out of Congress,
but the masses of the people of the
west, as of the east and the south,
applaud the president In his endeav
ors to protect the interests of the en-
tire country, and to protect those in
terests for generations in the future.
Hence, that threatened assault on
the administration did not take
place.
The resolutions which were adopt
ed declare that the public lands are
to be held in trust for the benefit of
actual settlers when they appear;
forest reserve should not infringe
on this policy; and that all lands
not timbered, or suitable for tree
planting, or necessary to conserve
the flow of streams used for irriga-
tion should be taken out of the
forest reserves. These we're the
more important announcements of
the convention. They did not de-
clare against the presidents policy,
but they urged its modification in
some particulars. and they favored
the mitigation of some features
which we're thought to be harsh
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Ikelman Bros.
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The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
Heart Strength

Heart Strength or Heart Weakness means Nerve
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self. actually diseased. 1t Is almost always .
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This obscure nerve-the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve
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stability, more controlling, more governing
strength Without that the Heart must continue
to fail, and the stomach and kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why. as medicine. DR..
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for weak and ailing Hearts. DR.. Shoop first sought
the of all this painful. palpitating, sufocat
ing heart distress DIR. Shoop's Restorative-this
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

ter, Mrs. W. A. Allen, In New Haven
John Nathan leased the farm OF George
Gravlin for the coming year and moved
his family there.-Mrs. Brady Is moving
into the house vacated by John Nathan.
Miss Nellie Boyce OF st. Adams Is
passing a few days with her sister
Mrs. Albert Cuttng.-Carley c. Wells
has returned from William
Robbins has accepted position in
Massachusetts.-Mrs Gaines of Enos~
burgh Falls Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Linus Misunderstanding Patch is
convalescent.-Mari Newton Is In
East Hardwick, the guest of her grand
father. Clinton Kieth-W. NJ. Smith
was in Fairfield Monday-Mrs. G.. II.
Newton and son. Kenneth, were in
Burlington Monday.-Miss Kate ebay
or is visiting IN Burlington.-K. L..
Ellsworth, teacher in the Vermont
Business College, Burlington, passed
Sunday in town.-Herbert Rice of
Richford passed Sunday in town.--Miss
Shattuck OF Morrisville was the guest
of Miss Doris Wiley over sunday
Napolian Minor, who has been i'll for
several months, is in n critical condi-
tion.-Nrs. Alberta Smith passed Tues
day In Burlingto n.--Several farmers In
this vicinity are getting their buckets
and trees ready for the sugaring sea-
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Charles Parker has gone to Lowell,
where he Is employed as board sawyer
by NJ. l.. Tillotson.-The Mite society met
with Mrs. L. P. Butts Friday afternoon
and supper was served to over 40.-Jack-
son Tibbetts is in St. Adams, where he
has work on the Central Vermont rail-
way.-B. a. Grimes is at home from his
log job in Emore. having injured one
foot by log falling on 1.-THE marriage
OF the Rev. Ira f. Pinney and Miss Anna
Mackenzie took place at the home of H.
A. Clark Monday at p. m, the Rev. c.
C. st. Clair Of Morrsville officiating. Mr..
Pinney has two weeks vacation, during
which they will visit different parts of
New England and possibly New York
7. A. Richardson has finished scaling logs
for Parker e Stearns and entered the en-
ploy OF C. II. Souther.-Charles Kneeland
is still improving and he hopes to come
home in about two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs,
c. NJ. Griswold returned saturday from
a visit to the Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Greg
DRY at Beebe Plain.-George Aliens re-
covery from the grip is very slow
Joseph Foss has added a planning machine
and band saw to his repair shop.-Mrs.
Mary Balch and children are visiting Mt
Luther Woods s.-A long run of unusual
ly fine sleighing has enabled all the log
jobbers in this locality 10 complete their
contracts in good season.-ln cutting ice
at the Eastman mill pond crop measur-
ing three and one-half feet thick was
harvested.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

The funeral of Mrs. Wyman Way,
who died suddenly at a hospital in
Burlington Friday was held at the
Methodist Church here Sunday morn
ing at ten o'clock. She had been i'll
only a few days from what was at first
called neuralgia of the stomach. Her
ailment was later diagnosed a n stop
page of the bowels and she was taken
to Burlington Thursday night for an
operation. Mrs. Way was a life long
resident of North Hero and is survived
by husband and eight children, tho
youngest but eight months old-Mrs.
j. D. Hazen was taken to the hospital
for the insane a Waterbury Thursday.
Although Mrs Hazens mental condi-
ton was somewhat improved IT was
thought best to take her there for a
while, at least, where she could have
expert treatment. local physicians be-
agnosis of her casc.--The Jerusalem
and north end schools united Friday
night at the formers school house In
an old fashioned school exhibition. To
Miss Huldah Hoag, teacher at the
north end, and Miss Mabel c. Hazcn
at Jerusalem, the credit is due for
training the children. Browns or
chestra Of four pieces furnished music
At the close of the exercises States
Attorney John H. Howrican thanked
the audience in behalf of the teachers
after which cake and coffee were
served
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GEORGIA.

The ladies of the Methodist Church
served dinner town meeting day and
cleared S.-Presiding Elder Hunt preach
ed at the Methodist Church Sunday
Harry Bascomb has gone TO st. Adams
Bay where he is to work on the Foss
farm this season.--The regular meeting
of Banner Grange is Friday night. The
question for general discussion is (which
Does the Farmer Need Most to Make His
Business a Success, Intelligent Farm
Help, Improved Machinery. or a Better
Education. "-1'hursday evening the Meth
odist society will give an old folks con-
cert at the town hall, assisted by the
Methodist choir from St. Adams whi1h
will render a cantata.-Miss Jennie Mink
ler who is employed in the hospital at
Waterbury, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Wibur.--Smith Brooks has be
gun another seasons work for Fred Will
cox.
Mrs. Henrietta Bean, who had been
living with her nephew, oscar Ladd, pass
ed away March C. The burial was at
Milton Boro Friday.-Miss Margaret Bliss
was in Fairfax SundaY.--Raymond Bliss
was called home from his school to at
tend the funeral of his aunt.-Mrs. VII
liam Decker was out Friday for the first
time this winter after a long Illness
Frank Clary is entertaining friends from
Highgate.--Alvah Gabarre is Ill with ty.
phoid fever at his home on the plain.
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WOLCOTT.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d, Scott returned to
Beecher Falls Thursday.-Arthur Billiard
has returned from Lunenbursh.-Miss
Grace Golden came home from Barton
Friday for farewell visit with her
brother. Frank Lintner and wife started
for Los Angles. Cal, Tuesday where they
expect to live.-N. X. Jones, Jr.. OF cabot
passed Sunday at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. II. w. Moody.-Leon King and
family were guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George King, over Sunday
Mrs. Eliza Humphrey returned from
Cowansville, p. O., Monday-C. w. Twiss
and family are all i'll with the grip.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbell drove to Cabot
Sunday to visit an aunt, Mrs. Emma Dow,
who Is in falling health,-Miss lila Town
of Cady's Falls passed Sunday at the
home of her brother, Wallace Town.
Miss Lucy Barnard returned to her nome
In Underhill Tuesday,-Levi Taylor OF
stowe was in town over Sunday,-Amos
Boardman remains in a serious condition
from muscular rheumatism In his arms
and shouders.-Mrs John Hall Will 20
to Beecher Falls for a visit the last OF the
week
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FRANKLIN.

Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Whitney passed
Sunday IN Richford,-Prof c. L. jordan
of St. Adams passed Friday night with
friends here.-AIiss Farrsworth OF Enos-
burgh Falls Is stopping at +. l.. Hop
kins's.-Charles Marley of Enosburgh
has been visiting his sister, Mrs f. p.
Cleveland. Mrs, J. A. Anderson went to
Hinesburgh Monday to assist her daugh-
ter, Mrs, c. c. Adams, who is preparing
to move to Essex Juncton.-Harold
Powell has been passing n few days at
Gordon Gates's in Bakersfield
C. s. Reynolds has gone to Boston to ne
absent about two weeks.-H. l.. Titemore
IS In ST. Adams working for Mr.. Jordan.
A son was born TO Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
s. Weston Monday mornine.--Mrs. Sarah
Hubbard is seriously i'll with congestion
of the lungs.
Word was received here Wednesday
morning of tho death in Reedley Cal, OF
Solomon w. Powell. n former resident.
The remains Will be brought to Jericho
Center for burial.
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CHELSEA.


AT the annual town meeting u
loving 0iilcers were CHOSEN MOO
Haze IA Dariihs CLERK 'reasur
trustee OF puollc money WIFE
WNSehu' se!eollileh' FREQ =
Erdln n hacoh' M"rShall =.
oNerScer OF poor Horace M"hleN
CONSTANCE NhafleS T. Houl.eE'
Nllllam A. Hood oIlNer - VI
AUDITORS NlIIlam e. homes sta
WILSON, Johh NJ Coms'ocK' graz
orS, j. n DARING CharieS l. t
road commissioner, Wllmarth H.
school director Marshdh A Gar
town agent NlI!am H. SpraSue
tees OF public library Dr' NJ H.
George. town tax sl25 on the dol
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Charles Wilson and bride returned
from their wedding trip Saturday even
ing and are stopping with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ruker. They will
make their home at Cambridge juno
tion.-Royal Dickinson, who has been III
a long time. does not improve.-The re-
mains of Alfred Giles, who died in
Maine, arrived here Saturday and We're
conveyed to Warner Lodge, No. 80, OF
y. G. A. NJ, of which he was
a. member. The burial was in the
Jeffersonville cemetery sunday after
noon. The burial service rendered at
the grave was conducted by Mr.. Linus
Levins of Cambridge. The deceased was
about 45 years of age and came to this
place to work In early railroad times
Perley A. Gilmore of Underhill assisted
the Rev. II. C. Howard in the Sunday
service.-Mrs. Laura Q3ukeD Leland OF
Barre was the guest of her parents MI
and Mrs. Alfred Buker. over Sunday.
markable. From Vermont they were ols-
Itributed over the entire United states
and over n considerable portion OF Can
ada. the blood entering into the light
| harness stock of both countries and nav
| ing an effect of great value. The prin-
cipal effect was the endurance and STAN
ina which 1t gave. With few exceptions
it did not produce extreme speed For
this >reason the passion for speed in the
light horse, AZ all cost, caused Morgan
breeders to neglect conformation ana
quality, and even that stamina for con-
tinuous travel for long distances for
which the Morgan was noted. The small
size of the MorGans was also fauIt
when market requirements were con-
sidered. The result was that Morgan
mares were mated with standard bred
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VAUDEVILLE.

Ralph Wells has rented n. X. Leach's
place UP the branch. Horace Ewins has
gone to Craftshury whore he has employ
ment.-Mr, and Mrs. e. II. Shattuck Wis
itcd her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker. at East Johnson F'riday.-Mr and
Mrs. N r. Leach have broken up house,
keeping and have gone to live with their
daughter, Mrs. James Safford.-NIrs.
Chester Austin left Tuesday for two
weeks stay In Boston.-MonrOe Hutch
insOn has moved to j. w. Pages farm 1T
Cambridge Junction.
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FAIRFAX.

May and Florence Ballard Of ST. AL
bans are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
S. f. Wilson.-Miss Elsie Leach of Es-
sex is in town.. f. Wilcox Is confined
10 the home by illness.-Six young peo-
pie were baptized at the Baptist Church
Sunday by the Rev. +. A. Uford-There
was missionary meeting at Mrs.
II. F. Leach's Wednesday.-M Hoyt of
Lebanon, n. H.. was in town Saturday
to organize n Grange. In the evening Il
signed the paper to organize Wednes-
day night 1t Is hoped to get about so
names by that time.-Mrs. Henry Lock
is better.-Mrs. l. C. Bishop received
word Friday that Ida Dunn Kruger died
at Pella, Iowa, March 5. The funeral
was held at the Baptist Church at Peila
Thursday. She was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Rev. L. A. Dunn.-The
town officers elected are: Moderator, !.
w Paris: clerk and treasurer, A. Il.
Becman: selectmen. l. w. Paris, Il. NJ.
Ballard, r. c. Boyden; overseer of the
poor, l. w. Paris; constables, G. c.
Gillette. A. a. Bceman; listers, II. IT,
Leach. W. II. King, j. s. Howard; audi
tors, I. L. Hunt, S. T.. Wilson. e. D.
Shepardson; trustee of United states
deposit fund, f. w. Shepardson; town
grand jurors, Is. NJ lbdlEdTu' - IL
Brush NJ +. Strait; school directors,
n. O. Learned, II. o. wilkins. c. II.
Brush: trustees of Bellows Free acad-
envy. F. W. Shepardson, c. S. Howard.
C. H. Hunt NJ. L. Strait, Giles Rugg;
road commissioner, c. d. Orton; trustee
Of library, Mrs. r. A. Petty; county
grand jurors. 8. T. Clley, II. F. Leach,
G. II. Stafford; petit jurors, G. NJ. Bel
lows, n. Il. Alfred, H. Cook, ID. b.
Beardsley, G. L. Paris, Jessie Parsons;
inspector of lumber and wood, i. u.
Shepardson; pound keeper II. n. Butler;
fence viewers, j. S. Howard, y. II. Bel
lows, G. NJ. Bellows. The town voted
s25 for Memorial day; to give the Ladies'
Improvement society $50 to help light the
streets. The tax voted was s10 on a
dollar of the grand llst.-Fred Cherricr
has rented the John Kendrick farm in
the village the coming year
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MFR. and Mrs. Il. H. Vancor returned
from Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs. Mary
Bernard Of Burlington arrived Tuesday
called here by the death Of her broth
ers wife, Mrs. George Lawrence.-W.
c. Ward has sold to b. b. Colby the
Gard Shippy place at the head of tao
Ward mill pond. Mr.. Colby has en-
tered the employ of Mr.. Ward.-Misses
Anna and Grace Fitzsimmons Of Jer-
icho are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tyndall.--Mrs. Viola j. Campbell and
son, Hugh are in windsor where the
latter expects to have employment.
Howard Beede split IA cords of block
wood in one day for H. J. Jsham md
counted every stick There were 1873
sticks of wood after splitting. or $50 30
sticks to the cord.--Mrs. G. II. Small was
called to johnson Tuesday by the illness
of her aunt. Mrs ]. S. Bicknell.-William
Alexander went to Cambridge to attend
the funeral Of Truman Dyke Wednesday.
"A. Il. Austin is in Ottawa.-Mrs, Helen
Towne, who has visited in Barre. Dublin.
". H., and Lowell, Mass. for two weeks,
has returned home.-Miss Georgia Jack
son of WoodsHlle is with her father,
James Jackson. who Ia in poor health
from his vacation in Fort Edward n. Y
Miss Ruth Bond returned Tuesday from
Burlington.--E. G.. wilson went to Bur-
lington Wednesday Gerald the IL
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Foss, died Wednesday from the eff
fects of an ulcer in the throat which fol-
lowed an attack of the mumps.
Miss May Dutton of Hardwick was the
/ \ Af.-,
Olmstead.-Mrs. Harrison Smith went to
1fardwick Wednesday to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anair. their sons,
Edward and Raymond, and daughter.
Lula, and William Duba went to Green's
boro Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
the father of Mr.. Anair, Octave Anair.-
Joseph Odell. Parker Sternes and c. s.
Clark Of Johnson were In town Wednes-
day.-The funeral of Mrs. George Law
renee was held Wednesday afternoon AT
her late home the Rev. p. A. Smith Off
ting.-Frank Cooper of Barre is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Spauldlng.
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bellows of Cam
bridge visited w. II. Rood Frlday.-Mr.
and Mrs II. L. Cook passed Sunday in
Mlton.-Henry Hurston has commenced
his seasons work for II, L. Cook.-Mr
and Mrs, w. w. Foss of Burlington are
visiting her brother. d. G. Danforth.-
Miss Irma Rood was at the home OF H.
O. Wilkins in East Fairfax March TO-
The condition of Mrs. Floy Wilkins, VINO
has been quite Ill for some time, remains
about the same,--Miss May Gregory Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. w. ii, King, of
Fairfax.-Ruth King entertained her
young friends very pleasantly Friday
evening.-The ladies will meet with Mrs.
A. II. Riley Thursday afternoon, March
IA. to sew for the family of A. Cover
j. q. Currier will hold services here
Sunday,
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ENOSBURGH.

Twenty-Five were present at the meeting
Saturday of the w. c. T. T., held at the
Wright homestead. Mrs. NJ. G.. Fairbanks
and two daughters of Greensboro are
passing a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Kidder.-Mrs Stanley
Sayles is visiting in Huntington.-A social
was held at G.. s. Fassett's Wednesday
evening. The proceeds were for the wo-
mans socety.-The Christian Endeavor
meeting will be held at Deacon Dow S
Thursday evening.-W. G. Fassett is In
st. Adams on a struck jury. Theodore
Perley is one of the petit jurors.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Wright passed Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ovitt of Bakers
field
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

A peculiar accident happened here
Friday. DR.. George =, Morris was
returning from a trip into the country
and driving pair of horses, In turn
ing out for a team near the Mansion
House one of the horses slipped ana
fell, frightening the other which ran,
dragging the fallen animal. When
stopped near the covered bridge. 1t
was found that of horse had it's left
hind leg broken just above the hoof'
DR., Morris said that he hoped to save
the horse.
Lewis lord Is to start meat market
in the Howe block in the store used
by George S. Hutchinson. Mr. Jerd
win be assisted by his sons, George
and Fred, and will have for his meat
cutter Warren Church
Fred @, Fairbanks and J. III. Mar
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Dean Hill OF the U. V. NJ. Burlington.
was the guest of his grandfather S. d.
Rockwell, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. |. D.,
Ildrid of Fort Covington, N. Y, are Wis
itins his brother Hetmon Eldrid.-John
and Benjamin Duba Of Isle LaMotte
passed Sunday at the Center.-James
Mcneil was unable to return to his work
in South Hero Monday, on account of
ilness.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hutchins,
who visited In St. Adams, returned home
Saturday.-Mr Roy Rockwell was in
Swanton Sunday,-The schools closed
March S.--Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Loop of
Isle LaMotte were in town Sunday
Miss Eliza Gribbon, assisted by her pu-
pills, will give a musicale in Lockwood
hall March q.
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MQRSE'S LINE.

II. NJ. Martin OF Enosburgh Falls was
in town Satnrday.-Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Green went TO Farnham Que, to be an
sent for few daye.-Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Baker and Mr.. and Mrs A. II.
Howes Of Durham, Que, were guests at
the home OF Henry Green Friday
Walter Street returned Saturday to his
HON in Montreal. -Lynol Haynes passed
Sunday with his parents in Durham.
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BAKERSFIELD.

DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Hyde arrived from
New York Saturday.-Miss Helen
Stephenson OF Lowell Is visiting in town.
Miss Eunice Story of East Fairfield is
the guest of Miss Myrtle Stone.-NTrs,
Alvan A. Kempton and daughter. Marion,
visited relatives in Georges Mills, N. H..
last week,-The French play. THE Old
Cousin will be given at Brigham
Academy hall Friday evening.
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EDEN.

Heber Tatro died at his home in the
west part of the town March Z, aged
about 20 years,-Fred Atwell was married
last week to Mrs. Ada (Bcsaw) Billings
3ernice and Ralph Atwell have gone to
Barton to live with their mother, Mrs,
Mudgctt.-The Dorcas society will meet at
the church parlors March 19.-F. ]. Davis
has rented the Fred Atwell house.--Mrs.
f. Morgan has gone TO Albany to care
for her daughter, Mrs. Clayton George. -
Mrs. p. h. Blake has rentd her farm to
Mr.. Sulham.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Emily Hull. who had been i'll for
several months, died at the home of her
son Monday. She leaves son, Clarence
A., two daughters, Mrs. NJ. o. Hicks
and Mrs. O. w. Webster, an aged
mother, Mrs. Cordella Weld and three
brothers, C. r, J. c., and d. r. Weld.
The funeral will be held at the church
Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. G. Rouse, who has been Ill with
the grip, is little better.-Mark Thomas
had the misfortune TO fall Friday and
break three OF his ribs.-Walter Mon
tcith, who has been working for II.
II. Rushford, has returned home.-Carl
Rushford of Craftsbury Is visiting In this
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Jewett
visited at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardie Baker SUNDAY.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from 3rd Page)
MONTGOMERY.

A reception was given to Mr.. ana
Mrs Caleb Combs Monday evening BY
their friends.-Caleb Combs and Miss LILA
Iadd were married March by the Rcv.
j. II. Leroy at the residence of Philo
I,add-Mr. and Mrs. John II. Coan are
the happy parents of an Infant SON.
Charles Baker, who has been seriously
i'll, is able to be out.-The Missionary
social held at w. O. Mansfleld's last week
was largely attended.