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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

Jack b. Smith is heraby nominated
Tor the office Of Supervisor for New
berry county, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary election.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21
Citizen.
Magistrate No. 9.

f. B. kiblcr is hereby announced
as candidate for magistrate for No.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

L announce myself as Il candidate
Tor 5 lpcrvlSor ana will abide the re-
suit OF the Democratic party.
l.. T. Feaglc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21


to which I have always SUBSIDIZED,
! stand for a more liberal currency
system. that will enable the commu-
mites Of the south to become indie
pendent OF the Wall street combna-
tons; stand for a just revision of
the tariff laws, as immediate rcvis.
ION OF duties to the lowest point CON
SlStcnt with the needs of the govern
mrnt economically administered; I
stand for railroad regulation upon a
just basis; for an intelligent system
OF drainage with federal aid; and |
Shall II elected oppose the centrali-
zatlon tendencies which are now
menace to our free institutions.
1t is my ambition to represent the
people of my native state in the SEN
ate and in soliciting their support
can assure them that If elected | will
cndcaVor first and all the time, to
serve South CarOlina's interests with
my whole heart and energy
r G.. RHETT.
Rhctt For Senator.
A man better equipped for the Of
I flee Of United States senator than r.
Goodwin Rhctt, Of Charleston. could
not hc easily found. Trained to the
practice Of the law and successful
III his profession, his natural tcndcn.
cics nave led him into constructive
business. ana his Cngagcmcnt in pub.
lie affairs has followed as a couso-
QuencC OF commercial and industrial
efforts, and not from political inter
est. fic is not Il politician at all, as
the term IS usually understood. He
Is business man, intensely interest
ca in the material DEVELOPMENT Of
the state. who has thought deeply
upon tho ways whereby the public
welfare may be promoted through
practical Legislation
Horn in Columbia, educated in the
SCHOOLS OF Charleston and at the Uni
TerSity of Nir.;inia, Mr.. Rhctt began
the practice of the law in Charleston.
ho met with success from tho first
farticularly attentive TO commercial
law, he soon became Interested in
business enterprise and development.
lAc rehabilitation Of an impaired bank
having come into his field Off effort
ne devoted himself tn tho tos,, v,ith
marked ability and cminent succo.s
and from rhis essay no wac 1od ;ntn
banking as a profession uo hooono
the head of ono Of thc stronrnst ho,I,.
IN the state. and he has, for more
than ten years, directed its affairs
not only profitably to the institution
hut in the largest measure ~ tha
benefit Of his community and nf tno
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

l. am candidate for recitation r.
,ne m oillce Of county commissioner for
Newbcrry county and will abide tho
result Of the Democratic primary
Very respectfully,
w. Fl. Wendt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

L hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House Of Representa-
tives from Newbcrry county, sub
Ject to the rules Of the Democratic
party.
l am for good roads. 7 am against
all unnecessary high appropriations
under all circumstances. 7 am for
the better facilities of the common
school. ! am against the fertilizer
tax Tor Glen IN college.
II. II. Evans.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

ncrcoy announce myself as
c'na'date for County Commissioner
SUBJECT to the rules Of the Dcmocrot;o
convention.
G. l.. Lcitzsey.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

t. y Dickert is hereby announced
as a candidate for county commission.
CT ana will abide the rules of the
Democratic party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

Inc friends of L. G. Livingston an.
no''''ee MN as candidate for coun-
~ commissioner. We pledge him to
'olae oH the rules Of the Democratic
party. >'''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

l hereby announce myself a cam
"loatc FOR county commissioner. and
Will abide the result of the Democrat
ic primary. '''
Very respectfully,
G. Fl. Cromer,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-21

l.. |. Ertin" is hereby announced
as candidate for coroner and will
abide the rules Of the Democratic
party.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
l.. D. Morri; (bcttcr known
as Bobo) is hereby nominated
Tor the Office Of Supervisor of New
berry county, subject to the action
oil the Democratic primary.
j. Monroe Wicker is hereby nomi-
mated for reelection to the ot1ica Of
Supervisor for Ncwberry county. and
VIII abide the result Of the Democrat
ic primary.
Jack b. Smith is heraby nominated
Tor the office Of Supervisor for New
berry county, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary election.
L hereby announce myself candi-
date Tor the Office of county Supervi-
sor and will abide the rules of the
democratic party.
Fl. II. Abrams.
L announce myself as candidate
for Supervisor and will abide the re-
suit of the Democratic party.
l.. {. Feaglc.
L hereby announce myself canai
date for Supervisor for Newberry
County and will abide the rules Of the
Democratic party.
Benz. Halfacre.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
Townships Nos. l and 8.
merely ?nIouncc i1Nsclf as cam
dldatc Tor Magistrate for Nos. ! AMI
8 townships and will abide the rules
OF the Democratic party.
5. G. Carter.
f. NJ. Lindsay is hereby announced
as candidate for magistrate for Nos.
l and 8 Townships and will abide tn,
result of the Democratic primary.
l. am a candidate for Magistrate
for Nos. ] and 8 Townships, and will
be governed by the rules of the De-
mocratic party.
Jno. Henry Chappcll.
hereby announce myself candi.
date for Magistrate for Townships
Nos. l and s.
G. B. Tidwell.
Magistrate No. 3.
L hereby announce myself as Can.
dldatc for Magistrate for No. 3
Township, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
John Henderson.
Magistrate No. 1.
| hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Office of magisfroia
For No. Township, subject to the
Democratic primary.
r. NJ. Aughtr;.
For Magistrate No. 6.
j. \. Floyd is hereby announced
for magistrate for No. 6 and will
abide the rules of the Democratic
party.
For Magistrate No. 7.
". R. Keith is hereby nominated
as candidate for magistrate for No.
township subject to Democratic pri.
mary.
Citizen.
Magistrate No. 9.
+. B. Kiblcr is hereby announced |
rs a candidate for magistrate for No.
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GRAND ISLE.

""'' anu fe"riey haruner
"'"' W i'"i "'s'oh carbohydrates June
'"'n1'o" Vi ~ 9ebastiah' 'ahada' ID
NIS''Hs iiei u"uRhtcr Mrs. Ross Pearl
anu ''' .. os'"l wilbur ana uau1htcr
"'''' ~ - Nis''cu '1ei
~ az" NitS' VICTOR NI""i' 'i'o
Wv mrs HuSoh iio'u u'"A
nus A"'ro"' VIII go 10
W. "S''' W NiSit ltlcIus III
"'! 80 y" 5"''" fearI oi Di"ch'o"'
''"''a'' ""' p''" ia Town LOT IL" uaSs
'.".,''s ''o"u9 anu looking UP recordS
VI ''e descendants or Iimo'hy fcari ana
u" WIZ, "a'"" swift VINO sct''ed mere
~ ''o' ne Is B''uhS maternal ior
iehrl laih'N history which his SON. VIII
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. Chauncy Tiliotson Is iN-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie French
September 23.-Mr and Mrs. Pearl Lang
dell are visiting in Iowell.--Carl Weth-
crcll has moved into the lower tene-
ment OF A. D. Stockwnlrs house Ralph
mill house up the branch.--Mrs. A. J..
Laraway was called TO 81. Adams Mon
day by the Death OF her sister Mrs
Watson.-Mr. end .frs. NJ. II. Mann are
parents OF son born September %
Charles Bragg has grown rhe largest
Hubbard squash OF the season. 1t
weighed 40 pounds Mr.. ana Mrs. He
man Miller and +. IT. Mcfarland were
called to Stowe Friday by the death
of her sister. Mrs. W. g Cillett.-.The
funeral Of John Hull. who died at the
hospital at Burlington Saturday. was
held at the Union Church Monday. Tho
Rev. George G. Westcot of Waterbury
Center Is spending u few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. y Westcot.-
Fred Danah and daughter Maude. are
spending few days with his brother.
Or. Danah. at Enosburgh Falls.-Mrs.
Henry Lamell and Mrs. Clarence Horn
er Of Cambridge visited Mrs Lamell's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford,
Saturday.--H. r. Hi went to New York
city TUESDAY. Merle Miller is driving
the mail team while he IS away.
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sWANToN,

An expert engineer has made a careful
Inspection of the new water system.
visiting the source of supply and going
carefully over the plans prepared by En-
gineer Collins. 1t Is believed some i'm
provemcnts can be made that will make
the system more efficient and satisfac-
tory.
Edmund Gamacha has moved here from
st. Alcxander.-Miss Jessie Barney OF
Boston Is visiting IN town.-Dr Bellrose
and family Of Eaton, Colo, who have
been visiting In town for two weeks,
left Monday and after n brief stop in
Barre and Burlington. Will return to the
West.-Thcrc are "A few guests remain
ing at THE Hotel Champaign. The season
has been the best In the history OF the
Louse.-The potato crop In this vicinity
Is a failure owing to the dry weather.
Henry Guertn's family returned To Mon
treal Monday after Spending the
summer at the Ransom place Charles
keenan,. who was seriously injured last
week by falling down the cellar stairs,
70 improving.
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WOLCOTT.

Al the home of the bride September :5
took place the marriage of Maurice Oar
ling and Miss Vera smith None but the
immediate families were present TIE
Rev. j II. Wills ofiicated They will re-
side here, Ira Lindsey Is very III with
pcrltonitis.-M Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Lutte ~
went to Eden the first OF the week
open u boarding house for their help on
big logging job. NJ Knight has lost
one of his fingers in an ensilage cutter
Mrs. Alberta Canterbury OF Boston camo
Monday to pass a weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Hussey.
w. O. Stratton OF Danvile Is visiting
at H. T.. Smith s.-The remains OF Mrs.
@. II. Iamphere. a former resident, were
brought here Monday from Greensboro
and buried in the family plot-Cards
have been received here announcing the
marriage OF e. 7. Walleau. q graduate
of TIE l.. V. NJ, and Mss Chambers OF
Chicago where Mr.. Walleau IS in bust
ness. Mrs, 0. NJ. Waterman OF Morris
Vile was guest of her uncle j. r..
Wheeler. Tuesday.-Mrs. Julia Prince.
who has been long time III. is con-
valesclng. Potatoes are turning out bet
ter than XpScted.-Charles Hoyt has
moved his family from Crattsoury to the
Wright Boardman house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01

Trudeau. breach of the peace; state VS..
Adolphus Bushey. breach of the peace;
state VS.. Henry Barrett. intoxication:
state VS.. George Bcor breach OF tho
peace; state va. Augustus Bell, breach
of the peace; state vs.. Marshall Beor,
breach of the peace; state VS.. .R. II.
Hurley. breach of the peace. George
Moore charged with furnishing liquor.
was placed on probation. The case of
State vs. IIcman Percy. charged with
cruelty to animals was mol pressed and
the case of state VS.. Henry West was
entered mot to be brought forward. The
following cases We're mol pressed: state
vs. O. J. Cross; state va. Louis Forant:
state va. city Of 81. Adams; state vs.
Frank Barrette The formd bio looking
list of State cases Is thus pretty we'll
disposed Of and oaly one or two small
cases remain for trial by jury
Tho funeral Of Mrs Elmna Louisa
Grecne) Watson. wife Of Worthington
j. watson. who died Sunday night. was
held at her late home on Brainerd street
Yesterday morning Mt eleven o'clock The
Rev George +. Fortler offciated and a
quartette composed of Miss Anna NJ
Hamilton. Mrs. Guy +. Barker T. II.
Hamilton and +. Roy Anderson sang
"H"bron" and abide With Me" The
bearers were Mrs. Watson's four sons,
Emory c. Watson Of Springfield. Mass,
George H. Watson Of Melrosc Highlands.
Mass. Fred w. Watson Of Barre and
Worth De r. Watson Of this city. The
interment was In the South Main street
cemetery.
Tho wedding OF Miss Nellie Frances
Sullivan. daughter of Charles r. Sull-
van Of ST. Adams hill. and William y.
McEnany of Wiliamstown took place at
st Marys Church yesterday morning.
The Rev. D. J. O'Sullivan performed
the ceremony in the presence OF n large
number Of friends and relatives The
bride wore n travelling gown OF brown
with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Enany left on the 1898 a m. train on
their bridal tour. after which they will
take up their residence IN Willamstown.
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ENOSBURGH.

Willis Kent Is passing his vacation with
Ills parents. the Rev. and Mrs. T. Kent.
Miss Cora orr. who has been in the ST
Adams hospital for treatment, camo
home Saturday much improved
Mary I1overln is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
W. Perley. and sister, Mrs S. II. Dow
Nelson Bashaw Is In Gardner, Mass
James Libbey, who has been visiting his
son In Hardwick and his brother in New
port, has returned to his daughters. -
F.. G. and s. T. stevens have been in ST.
Adams as witnesses In the Myron Mayo
case this week. Mrs, IL. Il, Maynard.
who has been quite ILL., is gaining slowly.
A large number of members of Tyler
branch Grange visited bakersfield Grange
Saturday eyening.-People had quite n
scare around this vicinity from fire on
the mountain In the east part of the
town Monday night 1t had ben shoulder
ing and burning for days. and men had
been lighting It. The high wind Monday
a fternoon famed it up and it got beyond
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ST. ALRANS.

II. j Westcott of Malone. y Y. has
bought of Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Ryan
Of the town OF St. Adams. a 1po-acre farm
with stock and tools for $1,000. Possess
sion will he given November l.
The death Of Mrs. Elmna Louisa
(Greene) Watson, wife OF Worthing-
ton J. Watson. occurred at her home
on Braincrd street just before mid
night sunday evening. Mrs Watson
was daughter of the late Henry G.
Greene ana was born here - years
ago She was mar ID to Worthing-
ton J. Watson August 81. 1855 their
golden wedding anniversary being
celebrated just month before her
death. Mrs. Watson is survived by
her husband and six children. Miss
NJ. Belle Watson of this city. Emory
G. Watson Of Sprnneld, Mass, George
II. Watson of Melrose Highlands,
Mass, Fred w. Watson of Barre. Mrs
Fuller 5. Schoncld of Molrose High
lands and w. u. Watson of this city
She also leaves eight brothers and
sisters. The funeral was held AT house
Wednesday morning at eleven o'clock,
tine Rev. George r, Fortlcr, pastor Of
the First Tniversalist Church, officiat-
ing All of Mrs Watson's children are
here with their families ana Sidney
r. Greene Of Schenectady and Mrs. A.
l.. Laraway of. Waterville are also
here, a brother and sister
The jury I'm the case Of state VS..
Myron Mayo of Bakersfield returned IL
verdict of not guilty Monday az
ter being out two hours Tho rcspon-
dent was accused Of stealing SIS from
td. Lawrence Of Enosburgh last Aug
ust.
In Franklin county court Tuesday the
case of State VS.. Jack Press. came to a
sudden and unexpected end when AT the
conclusion OF the presentation of the
states side Of the case, Judge Powers
ordered the jury to return a verdict of
not guilty. The case was expected to be
quite an important one ana involved the
alleged participation Of Press with the
Two boys who were caught stealing brass
and other valuable metals from the Cen
trail Vermont railway. In the case Of
State VS.. John McKeever for alleged as.
sault upon Allie Newport I'm this city last
September. McKecver retracted his for
mer plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty
TO "A simple assault. He was fined s. and
costs
The death of Mrs. Ralph Taylor occur
red at her home ON Federal street Tues
day morning IN the nth year of her
age. The funeral Will be held at ST.
Mays Church at nine O'Clock this
morning. Mrs. Taylor's only surviving
relative is a sister, Mrs, Julia Lawler Of
this city.
Yesterday was remarkably busy one
in Franklin county court and large
number OF criminal cases were disposed
Of The jury In the case Of state VS.. Uri
Chaffee of Johnson. In which the re-
spondent vas tried for keeping In
toxicatlng liquor with intent to sell, re-
turned verdict last night of mot
guilty" In the case of state vs. Frank
Martin OF Swanton, charged with
impeding an officer. a plea Of guilty was
entered and Martin was fined $40 and
costs In the following cases the sentence
Of the lower courts we're sustained and
the respondents convicted STATE VS.. j.
O Russell, ntoXicatlon State VS.. Mitchell
Rich. intoxicauon. State vs. Louis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
HIGHGATE CENTER.

Matthew Brown has sold his farm to
Grogolr Tarte OF Canada; consideration
$500 Immediate possession is given
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Lyon have returned
from a 10 days visit with relatives in
Rutland and Fair Haven.-Nr. and Mrs
Horace Il. Cross are visiting relatives in
New York city.-Deputy Collector O. A.
Hagen Of Richford is spending short
vacation IN town.-D. a. Wikio of Bos-
ton. Mass, was In town over Sunday
Henry Gongnon has sold his farm to
Mederit Many of Canada; consideration
So so Mr.. Gongnon has moved to Nor
risville. where he has purchased n farm
Frank 3evor and Miss Mary Cook
were married Thursday afternoon by the
Rev. Father Gauthcr.-Principal @. Ie-
land Greene OF Franklin, formerly princi-
pal of the high school here, was in town
Saturday Gladys Steele is spending
the week In Rutland the guest OF Miss
Inza Hunt
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
RICHFORD.

Eeitb Prnup son of Of Nrs A X
brown suffered broken arm :,
STRAINED wrist aud scratches on his face
T-urede,, o,orir,, u.nor no occfdorto,ly
,eu fron, an ,,nnor vor,,.a I'm tbo roar,
Of y, ( Wocdvor,b,s buildiny whu.
tho women If Il AIMS rnisconal church
wore roldiry tboir ,rruat har,.oe. ,,,,-
ner
At tho enoc,o1 ,.illap. r,o.,iro E,rido,,
evori1c tho ,rotor co,,r,is.i,,,ors ,,.oro
instructed "a lo, an oi,,r, i,o, ,,na ON
tbc I ovcrir brn,l, pro ., ,,i,.o Ioo,.
s,lpplv when tbo hrook viii ofrord mara
,bn, , four-incb s,,coro ,rho .,s,tr,a,o
cost Is from, g. 0Do 4, s>ooo tio dletarco
heinz about GOO foot Ahout AZ votors
were prcscnt Mr.. ana Mrs Alvin con-
ner went Saturday to Boston. Mr. Com
nor hcing q dole.aie to tho convention
of the IlrothcrLood Of RAILWAY Train
mon.-Mrs. Harriet McKinncv has r,nc
to Enosburgh Falls for few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs H. n. Rudd.-
The Kings Daughters mot with
Mrs Homer r. Thomas Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.-The Womau's club
has elected the following officers:
President Mrs. william j. Harvey;
vice-prcsdcnt Mrs. Edwin +, Greene;
recording secretary, Miss Laura Marvin;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
TNOSBURGH FALLS.

me lsoN. a. J." c"'p'f ana da"EHl'r'
MISS Rosa cooper "I h'hdolpn are
guests or MI ana M's. VI. J.. ierIoY'-
j. c. fom"ry, |. '. NJ "" returned
Saturday from Fair Haven, where II"
aas passed the summer. it' is to carry
on the farm of the late T.. NJ. kimhali
the year beginning November AIRS
J." NJ. stone OF Boston left saturday AT
ter four weeks visit to h"r dauGht
Mrs w r. McFeeters. she VII! VISIT IN
Burlington ana Rutland before return
ing home.-E. V. Perkins passed sunday
In Essex Junctlon.-Mis {. kimhall
went to South Hero SATURDAY where she
is the guest of her nep w, Dr. H. l..
LOWS, At ms summer camp. MI ana
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FAIRFIELD.

James Edward ITowriEan ard Miss Ger
trudc Mary Wryc were married We'd
nesday morning at St. Patrck's Church
by the Rev. n. J. Lachancc. They had n
nuptial mass and communion. After re-
coving the congratulations OF their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. IIowrgan left for
st. Adams and took "A train for New
York. Upon their return they will re-
eide in Fairfield and will carry on the
farm of Mr.. lTowrlEan's father. Mr..
Howrigan has been clerk in A. G..
Flnns store. Mrs. Ilowr.gan Is a native
of Ilghgate and has been a clerk in
Richardson & Twgg's store at St. Al
bans. Her parents conduct Captain Gil
bcrt's farm near the village OF Fairfield.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs VIM. Hoag and son of burlington
ton were the guests of John ROBINSON
Sunday.--Mrs. Elmer Fletcher and Mrs
W. Nj. stevens attended the educational
meeting al North Hero Saturday,-The
illustrated lecture on Florida was well
attended Friday evening. Miss Grace
Robinson has returned to Boston'-A mis-
sion is being held at the Catholic Church
Report of South Hero creamery assoc'a-
ton for month of August whole NUMBER
of pounds of milk received, 2'S''bl
syisole number of pounds of butter made
e. els; gross receipts, si,74,.oi. net receipts
5000 30, average price per hundred Tor
4 per cent milk, $l,12.
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HUNTINGTON.

Tho steam mill Of y. J. Crandall was
destroyed 10y fire Tuesday evening to-
Eethor with a quantity Of lumber. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, practically
covered by nsurancc.-Thc Mission
AIRY meeting Will ne held at the home
Of Sarah sherman Thursday.-An In
FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Math-
cws was buried here Saturday. He
died from cholera infantum.-Charles
Falby has been i'll tho past few days.
Mrs. Julias Drinltwater will enter
tain the Kings Daughters October :.
--Grota Norton returned to Montpelier
Tuesdav.-Miss Daisic Kenyon was at
home over sunday from Northheld.-
Mrs. l.. \. Fuller IS visiting in Monk
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ALBURGH.

George w. Sabre and daughter, Marion,
have returned from Cobalt, Ont.--Dr. and
Mrs. Rogers ana little son have returned
from two weeks visit in Lincoln Dr..
Adams has returned to Vcrgennes.- 80
Misses Florence Parks and Grace Davis
attended the teachers meeting at North
Hero Friday and Saturday. Miss Laura
Mott started yesterday for Grand Ligne
+. O., where she will attend school The
young people gave her n surprise party
Saturday evenIng.--Miss Lucia Mott Of
burlington Is the guest of her brother,
w. l.. Mott.-Miss Nellie Patterson Of
Manchester. n. H.. who has been here
visiting friends, has gone TO Clarence
Vile, =. Q.-Worlt on the new school
building has been commenced.
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HYDE PARK.

Ex-Gov. Page returned Thursday even
ing from a few days business trip in
Canada i. c. Vaughan was called to
Carver. Mass. Friday to attend the fun
eral OF his brother James Carver. who
was killed By 1t stab from an Italian
whom he, az a shelf was nrresting. r..
S. Page and W. D. Strong attended thu
State far.-Benjam Jllcy is now tele-
graph operator at this station.-C. l..
pcmerritt and wife Of East Cambridge
was In town Friday.-H c. Shaw Of this
place was n visitor in Canada last week.
Clarence Foster Is in town for few
days vislt.-Mrs. J. 8 Leach is visiting
IN Cambridge.