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EastIand County Sheriff.

Sheriff G.. E. Bedford of Eastland
county arrived in the city Tuesday
morning after EN- Clemmons, the
man arrested at Ovilla Sunday on an
alleged charge of swindling. The
officer will start for home with the
prisoner tonight. Mr.. Bedford is
cousin of w K. Bedford of this city.
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The Birth Record.

w. F. Flynn and wife, Waxaha-
chic, January 2, girl.
L. G.. White and wife, Waxahachie,
December 80, boy.
w. w. Wesmoreland and wife,
Waxahachie, December 23, boy.
Lawson Holland and wife, Byron,
January 27, a girl.
Thad Faux and wife, Byron, Feb,
6, boy.
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New Brunswick Elections.

st. John, n. b., Feb. 25.-This is
nomination day for seats in the New
Brunswick legislature, preparatory
The last legislature was dissolved by
Lieutenant Governor Tweedle on
January %.
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The Divorce Docket.

Divorce cases were set for trial in
the district court Tuesday but none
were called at the forenoon session
of the court. Most of the time was
devoted to taking orders in appear
ance cases The divorce proceedings
began in the afternoon.
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Dwelling Burns Near Alma.

A small house on the farm of Jno.
w. Harris, two miles east of Alma,
occupied by Mr.. Davis, burned Sun
day night with all his household ef-
fects; no insurance.
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LOCAL NEWS. .

- LOCAL NEWS. .
Toilet paper at F. s. Cronk Co.
F. s. Cronk & Co.. sell roofing
cheap. Il
DR.. S. L. Hornbeak of Austin is
in the city today.
See II. ID. McCombs for Fire and
Tornado Insurance. If
! complete line of baseball goods
at City Drug Store. ESQ
big line of Spaldings baseball
goods at Hood G. Curlin's $50
| Mrs. Henry Anderson has returned
from a visit to Fort Worth
Come to the Empire and hear a
good song and see fine picture 10
Buy your pumps from F. S. Cronk
| Co. All kinds. Prices way" down. tt
A song you will enjoy at the EN-
pire, 81 Love Thee, The World Is
| Thine" 70
/ When you need plumber, call
Bunkley, with F. s. Cronk Co. Both
phones "a. tt
Roy Connally treated the Daily
Light mechanical force to a sample
of his fine cakes today
Prof. J. E. Bullock of Georgetown
arrived this morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Howorth
The Enterprise Publishing com
pany has millions of candidate
cards, call and get yours. t
Brad Hill of Commerce and Mrs
]. M. Hicks of Dallas are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Walter Acker
Have your buggies and carriages
painted by Prof. j. H. Perkins, nov
with c. n. Anderson, the bugg,
man t
Insure your live stock in a Lega
Reserve Co., pays cash upon receip
of proof of loss. r. D. McCombs
agent. t
Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light Office when you want an
} kind of printing done. The best worl
guaranteed.
We trade nice new furniture an,
stoves for old. Cash or installment
Also do repair work. R. E. Moor
Furniture Co. Both telephones. t
Mrs. T. H. Barrow left last nigh
for Kingsland where she will spent
some time in search of health. Sh
was accompanied by her son, Ed
ward
The Katy will not run a specia
train to Dallas tonight as was pre-
viously announced The train will
be operated Thursday night for tn
accommodation of those who wan
to see Ben-Hur.
Mr. and Mrs c. W. Piecre wis
to thank their neighbors and friends
also the young men Of Trinity Uni
versity, for their valuable favor
during the burning of their residenc
on East University avenue.
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The Death Roll.

Joe Collins, age 81 years, Waxa-
hachie, January 10, pneumonia.
! w. ]. Patton, age 80 years, Waxa-
hachie, January 10, typhoid fever
Marcus Cornwell, age years
Waxahachie, February %, paralysis
of the heart.
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to remove minority disabilities.
Alice Hearn VS.. Jesse Hearn. di-
yorce.
Phillis Johnson VS.. Lewis John
son, divorce.
Jim Lemons VS.. Nancy Lem
mons, divorce
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ANNOUNCEMENTS



All announcements under this
head are made subject to the action
of the democratic primary elections
in July.
For Sheriff
HENRY FORBES
For County Clerk
JOHN M. LOGGINS.
For County Attorney
CHARLEY PIPPEN
J. A. LAWSON.
For County Collector
TOM FORREST.
GEO. F. SMITH.
l.. l.. JETER.
GEO. C. SWEAT
For County Treasured
WILL DAVIS
For Constable Precinct No. Il
J. J. McCALPIN
For Justice Peace Precinct No. L.
M H. FINCH.
City Announcements.
For City Marshal
TOM DIXON.
For City Secretary
CARROLL TODD.
For City Attorney
j. NJ. ESKRIDGE.
For City Assessor and Collector
CHARLEY KENNEDY.
For Alderman Ward p
w w. WALSTON.
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District Court Suits.

Exparte NADIA Blanch Whitefield
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Mary White Dinsmore, wife Of
Benjaman Dinsmore. died AT the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Lai!am, Thursday
after an Illness Of over two years, She
leaves two daughters, Mrs. John Rich
Of Fairfax and Mrs. Leonard Latham Of
Georgia Plain and two sons. william
nsmore Of Georgia Plain and Henry
Dnsmore Of Burlington. The fu-
aoral was held at the church saturday.
HE Rev. +. l. Nyc officiating and in
;crment was in Georgia Plain cemetery.
Raymond Bliss and slater Marguerite
returned to Fairfax Tucsday.--Dr. and
Mrs Rowe Of Colchester spent last week
at the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Jud1.-Arthur Wood was at home
last week from Rurlington.-E mmet
Thomas OF Randolph spent Thanksgiv-
ing with his brother Elmer Thomas. -
The Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Holmes are
he parents of son born November &C.
-Ranner Grange will meet Friday even
ng and elect officers for the ensuing
year.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Ralph Brewster and Mias Della Briggs
returned to their school work ot Morris
ville Monday. Mas Gladys Manning. of
Essex Junction has been spending sew
cral days in town.--The Rev Henry Van
Tlaagen Of Hineshurgh spent TharksGlv-
Ing w.h Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Robins,
remaining until Saturday. Minnie
Longlcy of Jericho passed Sunday with
her sister Mrs. J. Leach.-Tae Ladies'
A!d society met with Mrs. II. Howard
Tuesday afternoon.-Mr, and Mrs. Il. s.
Ellinwcod spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter at Waterbury. Mr., and Mrs
J. NJ. Stafford Of Burlington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stafford and Children Of WI
nooski and Mr.. and Mrs. julius Stafford
OF Pleasant Valley were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs &. NJ. Stafford Thanksgiving
day.-A family gathering was held at tho
home Of Mr., and Mrs. e. X. Leach
Thursday, all their children being preg-
ent-Earl Gates returned 10 bis school
work AZ Lebanon, y, H., Monday after
spending week with his parcnts-NIIss
Stella Macomber has been spending her
vacation with her parents at Pleasant
NaNty.-Floyd Putnam Of Pleasant Val
ley has gone to North Will.ston, where
he has n position as teacher-Mrs. G.
II. Newton was a visitor IN burlington
Saturday.--B. +. Brown Of North Willis
ten has been passing several days with
his sister Mrs =. A. Storey-K. B.
Smith WAS in North WIliston Saturday.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Reynolds hns returned
from ST hlbHns.-W, NJ, Smith went TO
Hyde Park Tuesday, where he will at
terd court-Mrs, Hattie Putnam is
spending a week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. McClure.-Nr and Mrs
Loylne Of Wlllston are working for Al
bert Cutting Rev, V NJ Hardy
has anished his engagement as paste, Of
the Conversational Church 'oy the nres.
ent much to tho regret Of those who
have had the pleasure OF listening 20
him. A large CONGREGATION WAS present
Sunday morning Mr., and Mrs. Georro
O Neil and llttle daughter ~ pawtuc,,et
r. l.. are guests of Mrs, O'Noirs motho,
Mrs W. NJ. Reynolds, Mrs sherman q.
Jefrersonville passed Tuesday ut Mrs O
X. Leach's.-Mrs sherman Rogers yos
tho guest OF her sister Mrs l.. Le,vens
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. S Brush n,
Bolton passed Sunday at Alden Brush's
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALRURQH CENTER.

Miss Ethelyn Rockwell who has been
spending the past week with relatives in
town, was called to st. Adams Saturday.
where she will enter upon her duties MS
a nurse.A good number Of young people
from the Center attended the maspucr-
ade at East Alburgh Friday evening. --
Mrs. John valentine Is slowly recovering
from u severe illness.-William NJ. Rock
well and Henry Strong are visiting
friends in Swanton-Iittle Nina Cheese
man Is quite i'll with whooping cough. -
Miss Dora Duba Is the guest OF friends
In west Swanton-Miss Name Rockwell
Of Montpelier and Mr. Julian Rockwell
Of Swanton spent Thanksgiving with
relatives in town.--John Mullen is suf-
fering from an attack Of lumbago at the
home Of his niece, Mrs, Roy ROCKWELL
Mrs. John Reynolds is slightly improv-
ed. Mrs. Reynolds has been seriously III
for n number Of weeks
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

John j. Dolan died at the homo OF
Mrs. Minerva Il. Dolan, November o. OF
Brights disease after an Illness of about
six weeks, Mr. Dolan was native OF
Swanton and a veteran of the Civil War,
serving as a private In Company b. Bird
infantry VI volunteers. He Is survived
BY = brother. Edward Dolan, who re-
hdes in Lowell, Mass, The body was
aiken to Nashua. n. H., Monday for
funeral services and burial Harry Dolan
accompanied the body to Nashua.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social at the parsonage Tuesday even
nR.-Mrs. Henry Hoadley Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Smith IN sutton. Que
Mrs Emeline Searles passed Thanks
giving at Dr. c, $. Schohelds In Rich
g""d &C. G.. Jolley and Clair Derby at
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ENOsBURGH.

G. S. Fassctt and son. w. G. Fassett,
with his daughter. Mrs. Walter 8. Judd
OF Swanton, went to Beverly, Mass, Sat
urday to attend the funeral OF his son.
G.. Edmund Fassctt who died after n
short illness OF typhoid pneumonia Sat
urday morning. He was Il years old and
had lived in Beverly for nearly 80 years.
He leaves wife. a son and daughter. -
Mrs. G.. S. Fassett was called to Albany.
n. y. last week by the death of her sis
ter-.n-law.-The district schools com
menced their winter term Monday with u
few changes In teachers, Miss Gallup ut
No. 3. Miss Hopoboom No. u and MIS-.
Anna Kendall No. l5.--J. NJ. Cole Of the
Clarkson School of Technology in Pots
dam, n. Y. who came to spend Thanks
giving with his grandparents. Mr and
Mrs. J. NJ Wright, returned Monday
Orrn Reed who was operated upon FOR
appendicitis. is doing well as can DC ex-
pected.-A family gathering OF 10 was
held with NJ s. Carrie T. Bashaw Thanks
giving day 1t being the list birthday ot
her mother. Mrs. J. y. Wrght-Miss
Glen7a Woodward Is in Swnnton keeping
house for Mrs. Judd while she Is in
Massachusetts.
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turned to Bellows Falls Monday-M.
and Mrs Edgar huut and Mr., and Mrs
George y. Jenkins were in Lebanon y
II" a. guests of \. T. Hunt and famil,
ThnnksgiNine Mrs. W. +. Davis o.
Naltham, Mass, is visiting her parent q
Mr., and Mrs l.. s. Erwin M and Mrs
f. II. Hickford have been IN Dover. "
H., for few days-F T. Hoalcy re.
turned from Titchburg. Mass. and
woek.-Mr and Mrs, J. w. Kimhall o.
Lancaster, y. H., are visiting rolativet
In town. Mr. ana Mrs. c. r. Craig wer
quests OF William Craig and family u,
Nrl0hlIne MISS. Let Moek
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SWAETON CENTER.

Relatives in this vicinity have receive |
news OF the death of Mrs Roe,lll
Dona iGson, OF Sand Creek, Wis. which
occurred November IS Both Mr.. and
Mrs Donaldson were natives of Swan
ton and many relatives survive them in
this and in Grand Isle county, aside
from three sons ard ono daughter. who
live IN the West Mrs, Donaldson wa. a
sister Of the late James and Riley Don
aldson Of this town and was tn the Slth
year of her age--Miss Pearl Picard has
gone to New Hampshire where she has
a position.--Mlss Florence Donaldson
began the winter term OF school Mon
day, In district No. 19.-Wednesday at
sunrise. was the coolest morning - the
season, mercury registering e degrees
above zero, a drop Of 81 degrees in "a
hours.
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Miss Lynda Jacques mas gone to Fair
field to teach the winter term Of school
Merritt Wilson, who mas been quite ser
iously sick at the nome Of Ills sister.
Mis-. Allen Sinclair, Is improving. II. II,
Nye is caring for him-Mrs Caroline
mcfarland ana Mrs. Columbia Jackson
are visiting in Johnson'-Miss sybn Ray
more IL teaching the winter term OF
school at North cambrdgo-Mr. and
Mrs ". w. RaymoTe' Mrs J. p. VIII
coy MFR. A. ]. Thomas ana Miss I,ol,
Smile attended the funeral Of their re-
latlye. d. c. smith in Worthwhile Tues
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day.-Mra Ellen Dickinson has returned
from Worthwhile and IL Visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Chester Melendy, at
several days in Burlington the past
week.
'0LCOTT
John Poor OF Berlin was q guest OF his
mother. Mrs. Eliza Poor over Thanksgiv-
ing.-.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Charette were
guests OF friends In Fairfield Thanksgiv-
ing--Fictor Martin Of Westmoreland. y.
H., visited his parents, Mr.. and MRS j.
ID. Martin. the last of the week.-Orme
Hubbard went to west Lebanon, n. H..
Friday where he expects employment
Mrs. Priscilla Franklin went to Claremont,
N. H.. Monday to spend several weeks
with his son, T.. G.. Franklin.-Mrs. Maria
,1udgott Is visiting relatives In St Johns
hury.-Mss Minnie Pickering of Burlins-
ton is visiting at $. A. Fife's.-Miss Mill G
Hollenbeck OF Worthwhile passed Sundny
with Miss Laura Wills.--Joseph Generess
underwent an operation FOR the removal
of two toes which we're affected with
gangrene, caused by gunshot wound In
leE.-The annual meeting OF Camp No
iO,lO M. w. a. Tor eieCtlon OF Officers
Will take place December Miss Ida Lee
Las been taken to the John s. Holden
hospital in IIariwlck FOR treatment for
rheumatism .-- Mrs. \. a. Darling died at
her home Sunday morning following an
Illness of three years with Ershts dis
ease. She ia survived by hcr husband
three sons and one daughter, all of whom
reside hero. The funeral was held Tues
day at the home. tho Rev. j. II Wills
officiating, and intermcnt WINS IN Falrmon'
oometery.--lt. md Mrs. e G. Judd re-
turned Monday evening from Melrose
Mass, where Mr.. Judd has been foi
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manager. 1t was thought best also to
elect officers for the base hall team for
the coming spring. Those elected were:
Jackson Vail, 90. captain, l'rlncipal
G. Ham. manager and VIII liver w.
assistant manager. Miss Winnie Rich
mond was in Montpelier Wednesday. -
John Kimball and dauGhter, Miss Alice
knight, have gone to bradford, y. H..
to spend the winter.-Mr ard Mrs. c, j..
Rockwell were In burlington Wednesday,
F. G. Rand of Saxtons River visited
his brother, w e. Rand, Tuesday and
Weln, s,lav
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BAKERSFIELD.

F.. J. Hunt and Mrs, Julia Randall
we're married Wednesday morning, No
vember 25, by the Rev. III. T.. Howard
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Marshall Field OF Woodsville, n. H.,
gpont Thanksgiving at home.-Mr, md
Mrs. ", T.. TillotsOn, Jr,, Of sheldon,
passed Thanksgiving Mt w \. Austin's.
Miss Daisy Beas has been spending a
few days IN Sheldon. Leon Flwood, who
has worked for H. a. Churchill the past
year, has moved to Fairfield
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letter from Prof J. l.. Hills OF Bur
lington said that Mr.. Wheelock. the Of
fetal tester. will begin his work for the
association December I.-R. NJ. wash.
burn. professor Of dairy husbapdry IN
the University Of Vermont Agricultural
College, addressed the meeting and
general discussion followed. Martin
Chaffcc returned to Peacham Saturday
and will open the winter term of school
there to-day.-Mr. and Mrs f. RAYMOND
were in Fairfield over Sunday as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus blanchard
Mrs. j. A. Hatch of Kansas City. No,
has visited her sister, Mrs Hiram Pat
terson, for two weeks and Saturday went
to St. Aibsns.--L ID. Smith returned to
Middlebury college Saturday Miss
Mable Iiorner returned Saturday from
sheldon whore she visfted her father.-A
basket ball game Friday evening at the
gym between the NJ G. s Of Morrisv!lle
and Il. A. A. of iardwiclt resulted in
score Of SO to Il in favor Of the Nj. G.
s. boys.--Mlss Daisy LeBaron, who has
spent a few weeks with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs l. n. 1nBaron, returne!
Saturday to Lisbon, n. H.
Daniel c. Smith. aged 7G years. died
Saturday afternoon after an illness OF IL
weeks. Mr.. Smith was born in Eden
May 9. 1896. lie lived in Eden. Belvidere
and Cambridge until three years ago
when he moved to Morrlsyilc after pur-
chasing the real estate and western
horse business OF the late Fred j. Small
ley. Before coming here he was engaged
In the mercantile business and had large
numbering intercstT IN company with his
son. Dustin l.. smith, IN bakersfield and
Hartford He Is survived by his wife
Mrs. Cordella Smith, son, Gustin f.
Smith. ana two daughters. Mrs. l.. G.
Tillotson o. Worthwhile and Mrs. W. J..
Smile OF Waterylle. The funeral was
held Mt his late home Tuesday afternoon
al two o'clock, The Rev. G. c. St. Clare
( officiating. and interment was made
in Pleasant view cemctcry.-M ana
Mrs. q. A. Tcrri,l. who have visited their
daughter. Mrs J.. II. Raymond returned
TO Cnderhill Monday.--Nlre Clarence
Covey returned to Westford Monday
Mr.. and Mrs T &. Carr returned Mon
day from Glover where they visited his
former home. Miss Maud Charfee rc-
turned Monday TO her school at bellows
FREQ Academy.-Mrs George McKenty
went to Wolcott Monday after visiting
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'ls'Iic messenger caihe Monday even
my tahlhs possession Iuesday
Mrs' r. vi shaver Or Jcfersonville
was 'he guest MONDAY or Mrs la Niles.
Peoples Academy basket bail team
VIII open the season Thursday evening
with the A. a. Of liardwic.; as oppon-
cnts.-Mrs. Kate Gilbert who has visited
here for several days, went 10 Burling
ton Tuesday to pars a few days with
her son, Wallace +. Gilbert. before re-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.

pressed. A. r. ireland and Mr.. Pointer,
who were charged with hunting with
out licenses were on trial. found not
guilty. The cases were heard before
Justice Morey of East Fairfield and f..
NfcFcetcrs defended. Ct. s. Fassett
was here Saturday on his way to Bev-
erly. Mass whore mis- eldest son,
George Edmund Fassett, was serious
~ H. ard who passed away before
his father reached him. w. G. Fassett
loft here saturday evening to attend
his brothers funeral Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Draper arrived home Monday
from two weeks trip as far West as
oklahoma and stop In Iowa In the
interest of the savings bank OF which
ne is trcasurer.-Miss Efie Waldron
returned to IIardwick Saturday after
passing n few days with her sister
here. Miss Joanna d. Croft has re-
turned to Maiden, Mass, where she Is
teaching.--Mr and Mrs. J. r. Lanctot
OF st. Johnsbury returned homo Sat
urday from a visit of u few days to
their daughter, Mrs L. A. Depatie, and
son. Charles Lanctot.-1he Rev VII
liam shaw is assisting in cvangelistic
meetings in st. Adams this week.
Mrs. 6. H. Abel entertained her Sun
day school class and their parents Mon
dany evening at her home.-Mrs. Il. J,
parmeee went to Montpelier Wedncs-
day.-Thc entertainment by Mr.. Turner
in Foresters' hall Tuesday evening I'M
der tho auspices OF the Church OF St,
john the Baptist was we'll attended. -
Mr.. and Mrs. ". V. Phelps returned
from their wedding trip to Boston Tues
day evening". A. Leach IS in Burling
ton. where he has employment with the
Leader Evaporator Co.--Sayles Snooncr
went to Burlington Wednesday, whore
he is passing n few days in tho family
Of +. A. Rutlor.--W. r. Tatro was In
Burlington Wednesday
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Hayden and
daughter, Esther, were guests Of MIR. ana
Mrs c. W Gates Thanksgiving day
Mrs l.. Il. Willard returned to New
York Saturday.--Nirs. Ella Purdy re-
turned to Cambridge Monday. The
whooping cough Is suhsiding somewhat,
ana the mumps are making their appear
ance, so that the pomeroy school will
not oreu Until next Monday.--Dr. II. A.
Whitney and Joseph Whitney OF North
field were guests u their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. ID. Whitney, over Sunday
Miss Bcrthau linwiey Of Richford was
guest at the Whitney home over sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. r. J. Gates returned
from Mddlehary Monday night--Mr. and
Mrs J u. Ruasc!l and Miss Marion Eey-
nolds were In st. Adams Tuesday Mrs
&. W Powell and Miss Anna Powell
we're In Burlington Fr'ay.--The condi-
ton of G. q Pratt, who has been III
for long time. is not as favorable
The Carey brothers are to give an en-
te,ta!nUcnt in the town hall Friday
evening ior the benefit OF the Village
Improvement society.
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BRADFORD.

Fred s Edwards of Montpelier was
with his parents, Mr. ana MS william
Edwards, last week Miss Maggie
Boyd Of Thetford has been whiting Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Hil.-Mr and Mrs, s.
II, Steele Of West Haven. (onnr were
guests OF Mrs. c. T.. Clarke Thonkssiv-
ms and Mrs. Steele viii remain with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.. ". Nye for a
few weeks--Mrs. T. G. Osgood and two
children. Elizabeth aud Farnhnm, re-
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. James LOWS died Sunday night
at ten o'clock ofter an Illness OF three
weeks with blood poisoning. She
leaves an aged mother, n husband,
and one daughter, Mrs. c. y. orion.
md two grand daughters. The FUR
cral was held at the house at 2:CJ
= N. Wednesday.-Atiss Bertha Carr
OF Georgia while visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Palmyra ballard, in August lost
her gold watch, n present from her
mother lust before her death and
priced very highly for that reason.
Everything was done to find II but
without success. few days ago Il
was sent to her by mail without any
name signed TO the package
A. b. Beeman & Son bought about
eight tons Of poultry for the Thanks
giving market. A. p. Seeman has gone
70 Tennessee to buy poultry for tho
Christmas trade Mrs. Fred Sanborn Ia
spending few days with Mrs. Herbert
Eoomhour of Fletcher-F. t. Smith will
shut down his creamery here after this
week. lie will gather the cream and take
Il to FLETCHER to be manufactured into
butter.-Mrs. Z. c. Boyden. who has
been confined to the house for long
time was able Thanksgiving day to
ride to the village and look over the new
house that they are buildrg,-Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Rich and son went to
Georgia November 2S, to attend her
mothers fureral-D. r. Beardsley ia
able to he out after being confined to
the house several days with blood
poisoning. -Cyrus Leach has gone to
Boston to learn TO run n automobile
Ernest Ballard spent last week in Pos
ton.-The Rev. Mr., stevens OF Phladel-
pnia preached at the Baptist Church
Sunday. Mrs. T.. O. Hunt and daughter
returned from St Adams MOnday.-Mrs,
C.CUnord IS reported more comfortable,
Mrs. NJ. y. Strait went to Montpelier
Monday to spend the week with her hus-
band