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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-11

Washington. Dec. 11.--According
to the announcement of the naval
observatory authorities, there will be
four eclipses next year, two of the
sun and two of the moon. The first
eclipse of the sun, June II, will be
visible in a large portion of North
America. but the second, December
IL, will be invisible in the United
States. The lunar eclipses will take
place on June 3 and November &c.
The first will be visible in part
of North America, and the second
throughout the continent
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Kansas Magazine.

Wichita, Kas.. Dec. 11.-With
William Allen White, Congressman
Victor Murdock, Ed Howe OF the
Atchison Globe, F. D. Coburn, Cover
nor Hoch, and other literary lights
of the Sunflower state on its staff. Q
new magazine will shortly make it's
appearance from this city. 1t will be
known as the Kansas Magazine and
will be quite up to the standard OF
the best magazines of the effete
east. II the promises of the promo
ters are fulfilled
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WOMEN ATTACKED.
Three Teachers From 1. .. O. r.
Home Are Followed by Men.

Three Teachers From 1. .. O. r.
Home Are Followed by Men.
Corsicana, Texas, Dec. 1l.-Three
women teachers from the |. 0. O. F.
home were attacked Wednesday
night by two unknown young men.
The ladies We're driving from town
to the home about dark and when
about half way to the home two
young men sprang into the road and
tried to get into the surrey, one of
them succeeded in climbing up be-
hind but was pushed Off by the wom-
Ell who whippe6nup the horses and
escaped. although pursued by the
men for some distance.
The officers were telephoned for
and soon arrived on the scene in an
automobile, but could find no trace
OF the men.
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sunday Closing Crusade

New York, Dec. 11.-Protestant
ministers of Greater New York are
planning great crusade to suppress
Sunday vaudeville, the only form of
theatrical entertainment now per-
mitted in the metropolis on the first
day OF the week The movement will
culminate with general meeting on
January 18 next
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Harvard Celebrates.

Boston, Dec. 11.-Sons OF John
Harvard will gather at q local hotel
victory of the Crimson football elev-
en- over Yale. The banquet will be
held under ehe auspices of the Har-
yard Club OF Boston. which includes
In its membership some OF the lead
ing men OF the Hub.
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Go to B. w. Fearis' for your
Christmas postcards eod22j
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Competitive Examination.

Congressman Jack Beall requests
the announcement that competitive
examination for West Point cadet
ship will be held tn County Superin-
tendent Winn's Office in Waxahachie
on Saturday, December 49, Appli-
cants must be residents of the fifth
congressional district.
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LIVERY co. BUYS TALIIHO.
Vehicle and Four Large Gray Horses
Purchased in Dallas

The latest acquisition of the
Waxahachie Livery and Transfer
company is a large tallyho and four
dapple gray horses The vehicle and
animals were purchased in Dallas
this week. The tallyho has five seats
with capacity of carrying twenty
five or thirty persons. 1t wul be used
principally in conveying parties to
picnics, ball games. the theatre. etc
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Gut1ty Of Co.lntcrfeieang.

q fsassas@ eon1e xs1<S -
worse than substituting some un-
known worthless remedy for Foley's
Honey and Tar, the great cough
and cold remedy that cures the most
obstinate coughs and heals the
lungs B. w. Fearis. d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Mills and two chii-
dren of New York city are visiting his
brother. William Mills. Mrs. Mills and
children will remain for the greater part
OF the summer.-Whilc working on the
new barn of Chester Dana last week,
George Camp got a bad fall of IS or 20
feet from a staging. While no bones
were broken he was very badly bruised
and shaken up.-Charles Maxwell, princi
pal of the high school at Quincy. H..
came Saturday to spend a few weeks
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maxwell.-Arthur Coffrin and Miss Ida
Farnsworth were married Saturday hV
the Rev. f. II. Roberts at the Methodist
parsonaSe.-M and Mrs. II. c. Gleason
of Montpelier were in town over Sunday.
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. ].
Gleason. The Rev. and Mrs. +. II. Rob
erts went Monday to West Windsor for
two weeks vacation. There will be no
mornins service next Sunday at the
Methodist Church. but in the evening
District Superintendent Hunt of St. AL
bans will preach.-Mrs. Sarah Blair Of
Waterbury is the guest of her sister
Mrs. George y. Billings Charles
Cromle and Miss Belts were riding tho
morning OF llc / curtin lltlI llVlsc oc-
came frightened by exploding fireworks.
and backed them off the steep bank
near the house Of f. J. Eaton,--Mrs.
Marcia Dougherty Of Burlington is Wis
itng her sister Mrs. William Farr.-lra
Richardson, who has been engaged IN
school work in Dedham. Mass. is spend
ing his vacation here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Richardson.-Mrs.
Walter b. Richardson of Montpelier was
in town over Sunday visiting relatives.
Misses Josie and Jessie Prent.s have
returned from their schools In Herkmer
and Utica n. Y, after spending week
in Niagara Falls and vicinity. where they
attended the wedding of a college class
mate. Miss Josie has resigned the posi-
ton which she has held for three years,
and intends to spend n part or all OF the
coming year at a university doing special
work IN biology
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BRADFORD.

T.. f. Cushman of Orfordville. n. H.,
is at work at the railroad station.-Mr
and Mrs. Frank Taplin have returned to
their farm in East Corinth.-Mrs o. r.
Baker and daughter Miss Katherine. OF
Brooklyn, y. Y. are guests OF Mrs. W..
Il. Stevens. Mrs. Enunca Sawyer has
gone to Boston. where she Will visit her
sister, Mrs. w. +. Cummings, for Il
Grace Washburn Of Oxford,
N H., was the guest of Mrs. G. W..
Brown last week.-Mrs.. John Sanborn Is
In Boston for few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. H. Hadlock of Mansfield. Mass, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martini
Raymond w. Brown OF Chicago is with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Brown.
for a two weeks vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles johnson and daughter. Helen,
of New York city are at Hotel Lou
Mrs. C. n. Stephenson of Worcester,
Mass, Is visiting Mrs. Sarah Ladd--Miss
Ruth Teller and Master Robert Hale are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Hale at St.
John sbury-Dr. E. T. Smith. Jr.. OF
Springfield. Mass. visited his parents.
DR.. and Mrs Smith. this week.
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velocity was 81 miles per hour from tho
northwest on the I'd The month was
made mp Of 70 clear, IS partly cloudy and
two cloudy days, an unusually large
percentage OF sunshine Thundcrstorms
occurred on the Sd. 9Th 9th. 10th. 14th
10Th and cath, light frosts on the I'd
and 5th and a killing frost on the Sd.
Ozro Winch. GO years old. died Monday
evening a. his home at the Center after
an Illness of about three months which
terminated in apoplcxy Sunday evening.
Mr.. Winch was one of the best known
men in this community and had lived
in Mortified for 40. years. He is survived
by a wife, one daughter Mrs. Daniel
Morse OF Barre, and one son. Fred g.
OF Boston. He was a prominent democrat
and at the last election was a candidate
for the office Of town representative.
Funeral services will be conducted at
his late home this afternoon at
two o'clock followed by burial in the
Center cemetery. Dewitt Clinton Lodge
Of Masons will attend and perform the
commital service.--.Rufus e. Irish. 20
years old, died Mondiy evening after a
brief Illness with pneumonia, at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Alvah Cook.
He is survived by a wife, a daughter.
Mrs. Cook. and son S. H.. who
graduated from Dartmouth recently. The
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon,
the Rev. j. B. Sargent officilting.-A
pleasant lawn party was held Tuesday
evening at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. b. Sargent.-Earl Rogers left
Tuesday evening for Welland, Ont.
where he has employment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
LOWELL.

Mrs. Gardner has rented the basement
of Peter Martins house and moved there.
Mrs. Nellie Brahana has returned from
her trip to Worcester, Mass.-Mrs. Vic
tor Roberts of Woodsvile. \. f., visited
relatives in town last week.-Mrs.. Clara
Shortsleeves of Barton is visiting In
town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. G. kinsley and
daughter. Ellen. passed Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in johnson. Tho
Ladies of the Y. 2. S. of c. +. will serve
ice cream every Saturday evening at the
town house. until further notiCc.--Mr
and Mrs. Frank Paronto visited IN Enos-
hurgh last week.-Mrs.. G. Il. Carter ~
entertaining her father, the Rev. a. H..
Tilton of Apthorp, n. H-Mrs. Jerry
BarneY and Mrs. Della LaClair went
Monday to Woodsville. y. H., to attend
the funeral OF their niece and nephew,
Mrs Leon Roberts and Elmer ROBBERS,
who were drowned Sunday while boat
ing-H. O. Hines is very Ill again.-Mrs.
Timothy Deblos has had a relapse.-Miss
Agnes Hines visited in Bloomington last
Week.-Mrs. Golde Jennie Cover and
William Richard Thornton. Jr.. both of
this town. were married at Eden July 3
by the Rev. C. II. Coolidge.
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BABY GIRL s DEAD BODY.
Found in Woods or North Avenue
Yesterday Afternoon.

The police are working TO unravel
mystery surrounding the finding Of
the dead body Of a baby girl on North
avenue yesterday afternoon tho dis
covery having been made by officer
Guyette. caretaker OF Ethan Allen
Park He found the body in the
woods to the east side of the highway
not far from the Barker farm.
The body was somewhat decomposed
about the head SO II could not be de-
term,ned by a superficial examination
whether it had been dealt with vio-
lently. 1t was taken by Health Officer
c. F. Dalton to the state Laboratory
of Hygiene where to-day an examine
tion will be made by Dr. b. II. stone
to determine whether the child was
born alive. II II was born alive, an
effort will he made to determine tho
cause Of death.
There is no clue az 20 who Is re-
sponsible for placing the body where
It was found.
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GREENSBORO.

Herbert Turrell and son, Percy, at
tempted to take a ride on Lake Cas-
plan In his launch Friday evening. ac-
companied by party of friends, They
had Just got away from the landing
when the gasolene tank exploded and
the launch was quickly covered with
flames. The party was RESCUED in
row boat Young Turrell who was re-
gulating the engine, was badly burn
ed about the face and arms where
the launch was total loss.--Clyde
Wheeler met an auto Friday and after
getting nearly past his horse HE'D and
ran over steep bank Mr.. Wheeler
was badly scratched and bruised. his
horse was cut in several places and
one wheel was broken while a quanti-
ty of corn he had In the buggy was
sown broadcast-The Caspian Lake,
Musical association will hold its third
midsummer festival at the Congrega-
tional Church In Greensboro August
10 to II. Members of the chorus will
be furnished lodging and breakfast
while dinners and suppers will be fur
nished by the Ladies' societies I'M the
chuch dining rooms at small price
per meal. All who wish to Join the
chorus are requested to send their
names to John Darlington, secretary.
Greensboro, in season to make ar
ranSements for the entertainment
Mrs. Jennie Williams of Burlington Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Good
rich.--Miss Beatrice OBrien went to
her home in Durham. Que, Saturday
and Miss Grace Kimball returned 20
Aor homo in Wheelock the first of the
week.
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CHELSEA.

Misses Hazel and Myrtle Bixby return.
ed Monday evening from Lowell. Mass.
where Miss Hazel had been taking n
course in typewriting and stenography--
Miss Florence Marshall. a tvacher in
Boston schools. has come to spend her
vacation with her brother, DR.. A. T.
Marshall. Miss stuart a sister OF Mrs
Nlrshall is also visiting at Or. Mar
shall's.-Mrs. W. +. Hood is visiting in
Lowell, Mass, having accompanied her
son Julian G. Hood on his return home
to Hood Farm, last week.-Mr and Mrs
Herbert r. Kennedy OF Bridgeport.
Conn. are spending few weeks with
family friends in helsea.-Henry Clark.
tenant on the c. I. Hood farm on West
hill, lost SO young turkeys by fox one
night last week.--G. HStreeter of Pena-
cook. n. H., has been the guest of Fred
A. Ordway the past week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dean h, Corlisf of Snffern, ~ Y, have
been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
l.. d. Parkhurst.-Miss Ell N Hatch of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, Is visiting her
brother, willard S. Hatch.-J. A. r. Cor
win and daughter Mss Nellie, returned
home Tuesday after several weeks
visit in Boston, Somerville and Lowell.
Mass.-Rev. Herbert j. Wyckoff assist
ant pastor of Union Church, New Haven.
Conn. preached at the Barre Congrega-
tional Church Sunday, the Rev. F. A.
Poole. the pastor, being absent on his
summer vacation. Mr.. Wyckoff with his
wife and three children is spending his
vacation in the family of Prin. John NJ,
Comstock.-Mrs. May l.. Dickinson Is al
Brooktield for the summer with the
family Of Supt. A. w. Edison Of New
York city.--Carroll and Charles Little.
sons Of a former townsman. Philip j.
Little came from Leominister. Mass. last
week to be employed during the summer
on outlying farms--AIrs, Ann T. Goss
has returned from Canton, Mass. where
she has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
j. Euclid Fish.-Miss Addie French Of
New York city Is spending her vacation
in town in the family of Noah C. Tylor.
a farmer on Washington stage road
Miss Maud S. Merrill. who has been
employed in New York city during the
year as stcnographer. Is at home with
her mother, Mrs Il. A. Merrill. who
came some weeks since for her summer
vacation.-Miss Luvia C. Hatch, who ha 5
been spending several months with rela-
! tives In Massachusetts and Connecticut.
returned home Tuesday.-Mss Florence
G. Webster spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. John Sleeper. in
| Nershire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

Twenty-Five years ago July 8 Alfred
Il. Watson and Mary Maud Carr were
married at Montpelier by the Rev. j.
Edward Wright. They celebrated the
anniversary Friday with large lawn
party Mr.. Watson is well known through
out the State. He was for some years
secretary Of the board of railroad com
missioners, and served one term as com
missioner He has been town reprcsen-
tativc. county senator. secretary of the
republican state committee. moderator
of town meeting for II series Of years,
and school director for a brief period.
Mrs. Watson was the grand daughter of
John Anderson of tobacco fame and came
into goodly portion of his estate as tho
result of a contest OF the Anderson will.
They have ono daughter, Miss Margery.-
Lewis Hagenbuchcr's farm buildings IN
the Russtown district were burned Fri
day. loss about 81, 80. This Ia the third
fire in that vicinity within two months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
ROCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Epenetir and two
sons, Leon and Clyde of Orange. Miss.
are spending some time with friends III
town,-Mr and Mrs. Frank Batcheldel o.!
Braintree are in town for few days
MI and Mrs. Oliver Kerr of Northiied
are visiting at John Kerr's.-Mrs. Julia
kidder is in Burlington for treatment at
the Mary Fletcher hosptal--Mr. and
Mrs. McCabe and children of Chicago
arc visiting at Alstinc Pnrncnter's. -.
Miss Mabel Burditt has returned after
spending the winter at Southern Pinea,
y. ca large crowd from here attend
ed the Fourth of JUDY celebration at
Fore tdale-Aiss Mabel Hubbard has rc-
turned from o visit in Athol, Mass p.
l.. Weber of New York Is with his
family in town.. s. Whitaker OF Rut-
land spent the fourth here.-Mrs, Varscl
Hubbard has returned from his visit in
Orange. Mass. Her daughter, Mrs. Fields
of Boston. and Miss Dorlne Thompson OF
Orange accompanied her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
GAYSVILLE.

There will be no service at the Cniver-
salist Church Sunday as the pastor. the
Rev. V. NJ Martin. will be in Barnard
MIR, and Mrs. H. r. Blake go to Concord.
y. H.. this week for a few weeks stay
with their son, Charles Blake-Mr. ani
Mrs. o. J. Richardson returned Friday
from Boston. where they have been visit
ing their son.-Frank Derby of Reads
vile Mass, was at a. W. Billiards. the
first OF the week Mrs. Sarah Kinds and
Mrs. Cora Kennedy of Hinsdale. y H,
have been In town the past wee * Mrs.
Kate Wright went to Hampton Beach
Tuesday. where she has employment for
the summer.-Miss Ana Brown OF Frank
lin Mass. Is passing part of her vaca-
ton with her sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman.
Jr.-Mr. and Mrs. Joel Waller, who have
been at home here since the last of May
returned to West Concord. y. H.. We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs William Hagar If
Wallingford were at J. f.. Saffords over
Sunday.-Mrs. Mary Mason has been en-
PERTAINING her brother. John Williams O.,
Tilton, ~ II. He was accompanied by
his daughter.-Mrs. +. c. Fletcher went
to Burlington Tuesday for a short stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Monet of Fort Perry, Ont.
are guests of her sister. Mrs. Y. c.
Fletcher.
Dewitt. the two-ycar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. l., Tallett. died Thursday OF
cholera infantum. The funeral was held
at the Methodist Church Sunday after
noon, the Rev. V. NJ, Martin officiating.
The interment was at Mount Pleasant
cemetery.-Mlss Edith Richardson of
Boston. Mass. is passing several weeks
with her grandparents. Mr., and Mrs. O.,
J. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Warrington OF Rutland have been visitin &
In town.-Mrs. Janet Poor Of Haverhil.
Mass. is with her brother, G. N. Osgood.
for a few weeks.-George T.. Miner and
family of Brooklyn. y. Y, are expected
at the Cobble this week to spend the sum
er.-Mrs, Mary Smith and Miss Leda
Smith have returned to Northied. Mass.
Frank Porter has finished work at the
light and power plant and Leon Perkins
is taking his place.--Louis Nassau, who
broke one leg some time ago. is able to
be around on crutches.-Mrs. Rufus
Smith is recovering from her attack Of
neuralgia. Baker OF Ellsworth,
Wis, was guest at f. w. Wh'tcomb' =
last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
DERBY.

The funeral of Flavia Plcasance. who
died Saturday, was held in the Catholic
Church at Newport Monday morning
Mrs. Martha Cowell of Newport Center
Is visiting her niece, Mrs. Alec Griggs--
The children and grandchildren of Mrs.
A r., Hopkinson, IL in number. took
dinner at her home July to celebrate
the birthday of her son, George, with
whom she lives.--Rev Mr.. Dobson of
Stanstead College preached in the Con-
gregatonal Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Buchanan are par
ents of n daughter born Thursday
Ellen Dupont was married to Jesse Blay
last week Wednesday. After a short we'd
ding tour they returned and each re-
sumed the positions they had occupied
before their marriage.-Mrs G. d. Tay-
lor visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wright who is quite sick in Coventry,
Sunday,
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good on Monday, II cases being disposed
of. Roy Button was found guilty of dis
obedience at school and sentenced to
seven months In the industrial school
His counsel appealed the case to county
court Harry Clark was found guilty of
overspceding an automobile and was I'm
ed $40 and costs. Clarence Magoon was
fined s. and costs for breach of the
peace. Nat Hart, John Hcffermau.
Charles Lawrence Sullivan Pelky, Don
Mayo, Albert Baycs. William Davis and
Lawrence Loseille were fined S. and
costs each for first offense of intoxica-
ton. John Hefferman and Charles Law
renee took an alternate sentence of 10
days In Jail. Lawrence I,oiseille pleaded
guilty to the illegal use of fire arms and
his case was continued three months for
sentence. Several more cases will follow
as the result of the most drunken July
4 that Newport has ever seen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-09
SOUTH ROYAETON.

E + Wilson has gone to Hanover ~
H., to attend the summer school. Mrs
Wilson and daughter are spending their
vacation with Mr. Wilson'S parents IN
Corinth.-At the annual meeting OF the
South Royalton graded school district.
Charles Seymour was elected a member
of the school board for three years The
other members of the board are p. s.
I5elknap and A ~ Merrill. Mrs O. n.
Stoughton attended a district meeting Of
the w. X. c. at St. Johnsbury last week
Miss Ada Burroughs OF Randolph is
spending a few days with her aunt Mrs.
John Mudgett.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De-
Cost have been spending the past week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e.
Tenney.-J. +. Wells entertained friends
at Memorial cottage July 4.-Charles
Burbank of Providence. r. l., is spend
ing the summer at l.. D. McIntosh's.--
Charles Coy of Bethel died suddenly at
the home Of is brother, John Coy. July 2.
C. A. Mayo OF Herkimer n. Y, has
taken d position with the Pcrc!val Furni-
ture Co
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BROWN1NGTON.

Mrs. Oliver Dwyer and son, Charles
have been spending a few days in Lyn-
donville Center and Shefield--Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Powers have been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Betsey Spencer.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and children have
gone to Fishers island to join her hus-
band. who is working there.-J. G..
Ore died last weeL Tuesday and was
buried Frday.-Mrs Lottie Armstrong
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hazen.--
Mrs. Sarah Fox has returned home after
few days In Wesmore .--Waterman
Bros. have gone out of the meat bust
ness.-Roy Bedford and Thcrsy Morse
were married June 90 They went to
Lyndonville on their wedding trip.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Sawyer from
Geneva, Mimi. are visiting here.-nearly
all the schools closed Frday.-Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Ransom and family from
Boston are visiting In town.-The Rev.
W. +. Allen is having vacation at
Caspian Lakc.-There were no services In
the Methodist Church Sunday. Charles
Merrill returned to his home in Waltham
Mass, last week.-H. w. Bishop is re-
pairing his store and adding vcranda
to the front Mrs. Jennie Hubbard is
negotiating for the Clark Allen residence
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hanson are at
their cottage at Caspian Lake for short
STAY.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Bert @. Perry. D. +. d. carrier No. 9,
and Miss Grace May were married Mon
day morning at the parsonage by the
Rev. +. A Wells They left on car
riage trip to the White Mountains
Miss Edith Blodgett Of Springfield, Mass,
has arrived TO spend her summer vaca-
ton with Mrs. George W. Davis.-Sum-
mcr guests are arriving and the hotels
and boarding houses are filing up randi
ly.-Frank McMurphy came with his
bride last week to visit his father f. c.,
MoMurphy.-Carl Eaton is spending n
two weeks vacation with his father, Fred
Eaton.-The evening of the fourth was
pleasantly enjoyed by neighbors and
friends with Mr.. and Mrs. A M. Adams.
1t was the 35th anniversary of their mar
riage. The company left subst Sntial evt-
dcnces of their good will.--There arc
three Japanese from Yale college at the
Ma pie wood