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out what we are doing in a business
way and we want the best advice the
best business men of the race can
give us to assist in solving our
special business problems. This is
the purpose of, the Business League.
1t has no other purpose. It does not
seek to take the place of any other
organization. It is like the organiza-
tion of Afro-American physicians. Bet
ter than papers is study of facts:
How much business are we doing?
How about credits? How can we i'm
prove our met1lEjls of selling, etc. %
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TlLL0TS0N COLLEGE

:. AUSTIN, TEXAS.
for Colored Students. Faculty naostlv
graduates of well known colleges in the
north: Reputation unsurpassed Manua:
training part Of the regular course
Music a special feature of the school.
snecial advantages for earnest students
seeking to help themselves. Send for
catalogue and circular to
REV. MARSHALL r GAINES, A. NJ,
President.
AUSTIN. TEXAS.
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CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA. 0R0RalA

ATLANTA. 0E0R01A
AIMS AND METHODS.
:. The aim Of this school is to do prac-
t1cal work in helping men towards sue
cess in the ministry. It's course of study
is broad and practical; its ideas are high:
its work is thorough; its methods are
fresh, systematic, clear and simple.
COURSE OF STUDY.
:, The regular course Of study occupies
three years, and covers the lines of work
IN the several departments of theological
instruction usually pursued in the lead
ing theological seminaries of the country.
EXPENSES AND AID.
Tuition and room rent are Free The
apartments for students are plainly fur
nlShed. Good board can be had for seven
uollars per month. Buildings heated by
Aid from loans without interest. and
gifts of friends, are granted to deserv-
ing students who do their utmost in the
line of .self-help. No young man with
grace. gifts. and energy. need be deprived
OF the advantages now opened tc, him
IN this Seminary. For further particulars
REV. J. w. e. BOWEN, d. d.
Pres. Cannon Theological Seminary.
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bRAINERD INSTITUTE

CHESTER. s. C.
A normal and industrial school with a
graded course of study. designed to give
a thorough, symmetrical and complete
English education. and lay a solid foun-
datlon for success and usefulness in every
vocation OF life. Board and boarding hall
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CHICAGO OFFICE
1885 Dearborn Street, Suite $50.
q. p. ADAMS, Manager
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A Brutal Dednitlon.

A Brutal Definition.
Knicker What is . philanthropist?
Bocker-A man who gives what he
doesn't need 10 Q way nobody wants.
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TUSkEGEE
Normal and Industrial Institute

= - 0AAA1NAH .z1A&4o<aNxAs
(1NcoRPoRA1ED)
Organized July 4, 1881, by the State Lepis.
5ature as The Tuskegee State Normal School
Exempt from taxation. -
BOOKER r. WASHINGTON, PRINCIPAL.
WARREN LOGAN, Treasurer.
LOCATION
In the Black Belt of Alabama where tho
blacks outnumber the whites three to one.
ENROLMENT AND FACULTY
Enrolment. last year 1883; males, ss,:
Instructors, s8.
COURSE OF STUDY
English education combined with industrial,
trairing; 2s industries in constant operation.
VALUE OF PROPERTY
Property consisting of 2.267 acres of land.
90 buildings almost wholly built with student
labor, is valued at $35O0O0, and no mortgage.
NEEDS
$50 annually for the education of each stu.
dent; ($2OO enables one to finish the course;
81 ,OO0creates permanent scholarship. Students
) -oney in any amount for current expenses
Ind building.
Besides the work done by graduates as class
room and Industrial leaders, thousands A1e
reached through the Tuskegee Negro Confer
ence. 49,
Tuskegee is 20 miles east of Montgomery and
d3o miles west of Atlanta, on the Western r all
roaN :. Alabama. .. - '#.t ~
Tuskegee is quiet, beautiful old Southern
town, and is an ideal place for study. The cli
nate Is at all times mild and uniform, thus
waking the place an excellent winter xeso--
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BURROWS TO PRESIDE

Temporary Officers Are Chosen For
Chicago Convention.
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THE APPEAL.
ANATIONAl AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER

PUBLISHED WEEKLY By
ADAMS BROS. EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
40 e. 4th St., ST. Paul, linn.
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ST. PAUL OFFICE
Ne. 236 Union Block, 4th & Cedar.
J. @. ADAMS. Manager
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Treat each man according to
his worth as man. Distrust )
; all who would have any one {
class placed before any other.
Other republics have fallen be.
! cause the unscrupulous have /
substituted loyalty to class for
J loyalty to the people as a whole.
President Roosevelt's speech !
: at Little Rock, Ark. :
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HYDE PARK.

The funeral Of Mrs f. L. Noycs was
largely attended at her late home Sat
urday afternoon. The Rev. Forsythe of
Middlcbury officiatcd. The bearers were
A. b. Noycs, l.. X. Noyes. H. A. Noyes,
Or. Stevens, W. W. Thorp and II. NJ.
McFa rland. There were many floral tri-
butes. among them pieces from the
Home culture club. the Rcbckahs and
Odd Fellows A large number of lela-
tives and friends were present from out
of-town. Leon Griswoid Of Burlington
was here Saturday sheriff stevens took
Frank Eornia Of Belvidcre, adjudgcd in
sane to the asylum ut Waterbury last
week.--Henry Bcdell, arrested on the
charge of adultery. was released on $500
bail Thursday. Fred and Joseph Sny-
der of Boston were here Friday. They
lived here when boys some thirty years
ego and this was their first visit here
since that tmc.-Miss Rooney has finish
cd her school at Milton and is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Noyes Of st. Johns
bury were in town Saturday called here
by ,he death of Mrs. IL l.. NoYes.-El-
bridge 1Iolbrook attended the Il. r. d.
carrier meeting at Morrisvillc 9atur-
say-A. l.. Moves reached here from
Detroit Friday called home by the death
IF his mother.
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NEWBURY.

OK Bow Chapter. u. a. r. httinely OBJ
served Washinstons birthday Friday
night by a gathering at the hospitable
homo of Mrs Louise +. Wheeler. The
members Of the chapter and invited
friends were Mrs. Whccler's guests that
night and the 50 present realized they
were on historic ground as they were adj
iacent to the sites Of the homes OF two
revolutionary heroes. Cen. Jacob BaylcY
and Col. Thomas johnson. Mrs. George
Fabyan, the regent Of the chapter. pro
sided and introduced Mrs. Wheeler who
reminded her audience that no suitable
receptacle had eyer been secured for safe
~ storing the two priceless journals Of
her great grandfather, Colonel Johnson,
and she therefore wished to present to the
town library a suitable box to contain the
books which had previously been given to
the same institution. She then uncov-
cred the box which was of polished oak
and presented the keys to the library
trustees. Mrs. C. +. Darling and Thomas
G. Keyes nttingly sponded for this most
acceptable gift a assured Mrs. Wheel
or that It was heartily appreciated. The
journals contain all the correspondence
between Colonel johnson, General Wash
ington, General Burgoyne and the others
prominent in the Revolutionary War
The letter from Washington is the most
valuable and 500 has been refused for it.
The guest Of the evening was Arthur f.
stone Of st. Johnsbury who gave an ad.
dress upon the theme "I,ondon literary
Clubs and a Cross Country Ride. After
singing America" delicious refreshments
were served and faVors distributed suit
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continuea from 3rd Pnge.)

inson Downer, and had passed nearly all
of his life In stowe where he was born.
lie leaves a wife, who was Miss Nancy
Gilman, three sons, +. T. Downcr of
Har,iwick, j. NJ. Downcr of Schenectady,
n. Y, and II. w. Downcr of stowe, and
n daughter, Miss Susie Downcr OF Bos-
ton, who has passed the winter in stowe,
caring for her father Mr.. Downcr was
n prominent citizen of genial character
and much respected The funeral will
he held at the West Branch Church Fri
day at 2 p. MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Gale
Of Cleveland; Ohio are visiting rela-
tivos in Stowe.-The All stars of Mont
pclicr will play Stowe high school basket
ball team here this evcning.-Miss Ida
Harris has been i'll with the grip the
past week.-Mrs.. II. c. Burlington, who
was called here several weeks ago by
tho serious illness of her aunt, Mrs.
George wilkins, will leave to-day for
johnson, on her way TO her home in
Chicago Mrs. wilkins is gaining slowly
and is able to sit up a littc.-Miss Lola
Billings Of the johnson normal school
visited in stowe over Sunday.--The con-
cert Friday evening for the benefit of
the high school piano fund promises to
be one Of the finest OF the season.-Din-
ner will be served at Unity Church town
meeting day.--At Unity Church Sunday
at 1915 a. m the pastors subject will
be "Thc Cheer of Encoura cement"
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Arthur H. Gipson and Miss Alice
Whrock We're married Wednesday,
Feb. 10 at the brides home on Conant
square. Mr.. Gipson is engaged in the
lumber business ant Miss Whitlock
was teacher in the graded school.
After two weeks tour they will re-
Sido in town and will occupy the house
which Mr., Gipson has erected on Semi
nary hill.-The Bishop house on Pearl
street has been closed and Joseph Bish-
op will hereafter reside at the home
of Alexander Goshen.
j. T.. Graves, who recently re
turned from the Troy hospital. was not
operated upon for appendicitis as was
reported in last weeks Frcc Press.
Andrew Rondeau, fireman at the Inn,
was arrested Saturday on the charge Of
furnishing liquor, to which he pleaded
guilty and was sentenced by Judge cool
to the House OF Correction at Rutland
for three months. Town Grand Juror
Williams prosccutcd.--W +. Scott and
Master Charles Scott have been passing
"A few days in Boston, Mass.-W II.
Johnson is i'll with pneumonia. Miss
Eliza llibhard is able to be out after
several weeks illncss.-Mrs. Joseph
blanchard has returned to her home
in New York after a several weeks stay
with her mother, Mrs. Frank NORM
George II. Young has returned from
several weeks in the Wcst.--The Ncshohc
Electric company is placing new
dynamo at the electric station. Miss
Nellie Evans is taking few weeks vaca-
tion from her duties at the Burnham
store. The Christian Endoavor society
gave n supper at the congregational
chapel Wednesday evening.
The remains of Miss Theo Bcnoit
were brought here Tuesday morning
from New York and taken to her late
home on Union street Miss Benoit
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis Friday and died Sunday afternoon.
She was "a years age ana besides
her mother Is survived by six sisters
and four brothers. The funeral
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H. w. ALLEN 81 co.

six to eight o'clock.-Miss Lena Thrasher
of Boston is passing a few days with
friends in town-The Canadian Jubilee
Singers will give an entertainment here
Saturday.
County court has on its trial calen-
der 90 cases for the jury and 16 chan
Gerry cases. The case of F. j. Hanblett
Us. Boston & Maine r. r., is set for
March 80 and calls for n struck jury
The basket ball game between Brad
ford Academy and y. II. s, which was
to have been played here February 81.
will be played February 2S. n. II. 5.
alumni team will play Mikes Indians
Of Barton between pcriods.--'The Or
leans County Sunday school institute
was held in tho Methodist Church Mon
day and was we'll attended 10 towns
being represented uy dclcgates.-fOy
NJ Harvey of Now York is passing 4
few days with his parcnts.-Mrs. Louis
Bradshaw Of New York, who has boon
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Richmond. returned home Wednesday,
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GREENSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Y. Simpson visited in
Craftsbury Saturday.-B, H. Fairbanks
and daughter Louise visited in Sheldon
Friday.-Mrs Mabel Melvin returned
from Lakeport, y. H., Frday.-Mr. and
Mrs. S p. pinncy returned to Passump-
sic Friday Mr.. Glover, who was in
jurcd last week working in the woods,
is still in critical condition.-The
mothers meeting of the W. G. T. T..
was held with Mrs. l.. II, Perrue Fri
dav afternoon.-Thc ladies will serve
dinner as usual at the congregational
Church town meeting day.
S. u. Dow and John King are visiting
in Barre and WilhamStoWn this week
Ritchie Brothers have started their mill
at the Four Corners, after few month $
shut down. They are getting in large
cut OF lumber this wnter,-Mr. and Mrs,
Levi Goodrich of Hardwick visited at
George A. porter's Tuesday. John Rice
is at home from Rutland Mr. and Mrs,
H. NJ. Mcfarland of Hyde Park We're
in town Tucsday.-Frank Dufur is
spending a few days f. Richford.- Miss
Florence Magoon is visiting in Iras-
hurgh.-Wallace Russell got one ankle
caught between two logs while in the
woods and 81 raincd II as a result.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. w c. Ward and daughter, Miss
Ada Taylor Of Morrisvlle, visited the
latcr's aunt, Mrs Della Davis and Mrs
Nancy Andrews, Saturday.-The Their
momctcr indica ted 90 below zero Sun
day morning, 20 below Monday morning
and Il Tuesday Mrs. G. T. Haskell was
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Wing, in
St. Johnsbury over Sunday.-F. y. Morse
was called to Morrisville Sunday by the
serious Illness of his mother-Josoph
Tatro has rented his farm TO lruine
Whrplo and is moving to Bristol to
take charge Of large farm thcrc.--Fred
Nielc las rented his farm to Fred Cutler
and Will return to Essex.-Frank Potter
and Miss Agnes LeBaron were married
in Morrisyile Monday After a wedding
trip. they will be at home at Twin
CliG' farm.-Miss Leona Perkins is i'll
with the grip.-Mss Eugene Pinney
came Wednesday to remain through the
week with her mother, Mrs F. b. Morse.
Mrs. J. s. Scoheld went to stowe Satur-
day to visit her chidren.-O. II. Flanders
OF stowe is visiting his sister, Mrs Henry
Dodge Tho infant child of John Swash
is dead. aged about a wee.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Randolph correspondent. one week
ago said that the Snow Shoe club had a
banquet at the Colonial. The club did
have banquet here but it was at the
Randolph House and had a bountiful
chicken Pie superb e. Adams and
daughter visited his brother c. A. Ad-
ans, at Post Mills over Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. David Adams of Athol. Mass, were
at the Colonial over Sunday.--Mr. and
Mrs. George Burt OF Philadelphia are
visiting 1T \ +. Edson's.-R. +. Wood
Is confined TO his bed with dropsical
trouble that affects his hoart.-The audi
tors have completed their work with the
town officers and the report is in the
hands of the printer. There Is nothing
startling, as it appears to come before
the March meeting. There is no danger
o. Randolph voting for hccnse,-D. ID,
Howe was at Elijah Ballou's Tuesday in
the interest Of the Humane society Some
of the ncighbors are interested, perhaps
too much so, but nothing serious has
happened.
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NEWPORT.

William Merritt was fined s. and costs
for "A first offence of intoXication in
municipal court this week and took an
alternative sentence Of 10 days in jail
Owing to the severe illness of Jere Nc
Auliire the company of which he is man
sser only presented three evening
entertainments here last wcck.-A large
delegation attended the institution OF an
Add Fellows Lodge at Derby Center Fri
DAY AFTERNOON and evening The annual
rallroad bail was held in the Academy
nan thursday evening. Seventy-hVe
couples were present and dancing con-
tlhued until 3o0 p. m.--Nir. and Mrs H.
T. ROBINS are the parents of son born
f'pruary l9-lhe annual RON call of the
Cohsfesauooal Church will be hela
'o-ody' supper wiz he served from
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Varnum are
with their son, Guy, in Barre.--At
the roll call of the Congregational
Church the evening of February -,
there were 95 responses and many in
vted guests. Refreshments were ser
we'd and n social hour cnjoyed.-Mrs
Dora Atwood has gone to Johnson to
be absent several weeks.--Ralph Ucbb
has finished work at the railroad sta
ton in Hyde Park and returned home
L. s, Morse was called to Morrisville
Saturday by the serious illness of his
nlother.-Hcrbort +. Mable of Cam
bridge and Blanch Boomhower of St
Adams were married at the parsonage
February 81 by the Rev. II. E. Harmed
Mrs. Alonzo Linsley, who died sud
denly Saturday, In ESSEX Center at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Edith
J.add., was for many years a resident
of this place.--Mrs. Louise Sinclair
died very suddenly early Sunday morn
ing at the homo of her son. Allen Sim
clair The funeral was held at the
house Wednesday morning and the
burial was made in the family lot
vt Jericho.
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CHELSEA.

j. II. Bcckwith, n rural letter carrier OF
Bethel met II of the y carriers in Orange
county here Saturday and formed coun-
" organization. The officers chosen
were: President, w. Il. Rand OF Ran
dolph; vicc-president, S. G. Rogers of
South Fairlce; secretary and treasury, III.
$. Drury of Wiliamstown: executive
committee the president, vicc-prcsident,
secretary and treasurer, E. S. Conant of
Randolph Center, c. d. Brockway of
Wiliamstown and l.. A. Sargent of East
Thctford. The next meeting will be held
In Bradford February q, 1909
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ID. Tracy returned
Friday from their wedding tour to Bos-
ton. They were married February 16 in
Randolph by the Rev. Frazer Mctzger.
They are to live in a part of George A.
Tracy's brick house on Court street The
bride was Miss Ethel NJ. Spooner, a mill
liner hcrc.-John NJ. Comstock, county
examiner, conducted examinations this
week at bradford and Chelsea. Orange
| county creamery during the month OF
January paid "a cents per pound for but
ter fat, the amount paid to patrons being
tl,3150i. There were produced S,61t
pounds of butter, an increase of 2,52
pounds over the same month of last year
Stanley c. Wilson has been in Wash
inEton for 10 days attending his father,
who is critically sick with pneumonia. -
Austin L. Skinner is conValosc ent,-Wiu
G. Holmes, who has been n partner in
| OrdwaY. Holmes g. Co. for nine years.
has sold his interest to Fred A. Ordway
who will hcnccforth be the sole proprie-
tor, il. y. Madison having also retired
| from the partnership. Leon G. Ordway
! has entered the store as junior partner
| j. *. Darling. after several weeks at
| homo with sciatic rheumatism, is now
| able to he at his onice-O. Fay Allen has
| t, mvorarily resumed work for j. A. r.
Corwin & Son in their general store
/ Philip J Little of beominster Mass, a
former resident, has been here looking
| after his farm lie has had n severe
afliction Of the eyes from ~hich it was
! feared he might lose the sight of one
| eve. but he is now rccovcring,-M and
| Mrs Charles r. Corwin Of Somorvilc,
| Mass, and Ninton a. Corwin of Boston
were in town Saturday and sunday.
/ guests Of their father, j. A. r. Corwin,
! and brother. Ernest \. corwin. They
returned home MondaY.-Chclsea acad-
envy closed it's winter term on Friday.
| The spring term will begin Monday,
| March will c. Holmes will take a
! vacation to recuperatc his health.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
MONTPELIER.

Inc general caucus IN the Ar
nory thursday u nominate u mayor
ana other city oflciliS called out
about nine hundred voters. J. II
Scnter was elected chairman and II. e.
Shul-tlcf. secretary F. l.. Laird Was
nominated for mayor BY j. A DeBoer
Alderman r. X Dawiey by Fred +.
Ihomas ana A. j. Sloley by John H. Sen
ter. Ihere was no choice on the hrst bal
lot but f. X. Dawley was nominated on
the second ballot the vote being; Daw-
ley 3o9; Laird ~; Sloley, ~; T. +. Gala
ham IS Mr.. Dawley has been alderman
from the sixth ward for two years. Other
city officials, nominated without oppos''
ton, were: Timothy r. Morrill,. clcrk
ana ir'aSuter' LOWS H. fo4Iard' CITY
sheriff Charles ~ smith. first constable
George r. I@ekey second constable j. j.
CHIMNEY lister for tnreo years; NJ r
Sn!Ae J." H. H'Ny ana FRANK X Pitk'n,
aHditoFs' burton L. ha'''y' city grand
juror George l.. blanchard and L. d
tarwcIh COMMISSIONERS OF Green Mount
cemetery for AVe years; = W. CorSe
park commissioner Inc following Wcr=
elected city comnittr Tor one year O
d. clark q. O. Stratton and j. g. Brown
SCION Lawrence VINO mas mad charge
OF IN" Guy farm lot tHe past Two years
mas notihed oVerseor Lamphier that he
dcslres 10 ne renewed from mat posi-
'l"h ai'er April l. N'' i'a"iehVs IN
''h"S 10 rctu'" - MS i1'ii !" ho''i"
- r'"Iuc'
Mrs X W. Hallou !i'o lhursody "lS"'
"'''' "4 'N'''7 ~ wv 'N"'' "'''. "a
GER aE'd . years H"' was native Oh
- L. ''N ''
u.s. '' .''' t''''"u 90 ''''''' '"e
""u ''H'n," 4" ,''S''''' 9"o ""S s'H''
~ wi - ~ . ''"', ~ ."'' WY ""''''
AZ trr.e o'clock at hor late home on Nc
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Rufus Kinslcy and r c. Kinsloy
have gone to Essex to attend the fun
cral Of relative.-Mr. ana Mrs Bert
tIerrick were tho guests OF Nh and
Mrs. V. c. Sisco Monday. The Y. =.
$. Z. will serve dinner March meeting
day at the Woodman's hall.-Mrs. Della
IaClar has bought +. II, Adams house
and will take possession March Mrs.
f., T.. Newton is spending the week in
Johnson with her daughters, who are
attending the normal school,
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DERBY.

Cadi Morrill, of Wakefield, Mass, Is
visiting at Rufus Kelley s.--Mrs. T.. T.
Daley has returned from North Troy
Mrs Ernest Alice is with her mother,
Mrs. Chaffoy, who is very Ill at North
Troy.-Thc academy school will close
Friday with the usual exhibition in tho
evening Fire which caught from the
heater destroyed Miss AbbIe Mitchelrs
water shed with farming tools and hay,
Tho Rev. II. G. Drska's only child,
Margaret died Friday morning in Ilern-
den. Va. where Mr. Driska is now sta
toned. She was nearly Is years of age
and, at her birth. her father was pastor
of the Congregational Church in Derby.
lie was here last August and was a
leader of the centennial services held in the
Congregational Church during that time,
Effort was made 10 have him remain as
pastor but it proved Intellectual. 4 short
memorial service was held in tho church
here sunday morning and resolutions
were passed y the large audience and
sent to Mr.. and Mrs. Driska.
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BRADFORD.

G, G. Morris Of Boston is In town with
his family for a few days,-Aliss Edith
Ford Of Plymouth, n. H., visited her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Corperi last week
Mrs Guy II, Albce and son, Ray OF
East IIardwick were guests of MISS Eva
Hunt over Sunday,-Miss GcnevicVc
Dow Of Boston is with her sister, MIS-,
Il. S. Hooker.-Miss Harriettc Craig or
Litteton n. H., was with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. X. Craig. over sunday
Mr. and Mrs, w. II. Chase OF Hano-
yer, n. H., were guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis, the lalter
part of the week,-The w r. c. gave
dance in the armory Friday evening"
Mr. and Mrs. +, l.. Brigham weV VI
Lisbon, N. H., over Sunday.
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WATERVILLE.

Or. G. p. 1Iulburd OF Jericho visited
his sister. Mrs. T.. I. Mann, Friday
William Wcstover attended the rural
carriers convention at Morrisville Sat
urday Mrs. Jane Afford has moved back
from North Hyde Park.-Mrs. Chauncy
Tnlotson spent several days in Burling-
ton last week.-Mrs.. George Brown is
passing n few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs T'aield. at Nashua, \. H.--Mrs.
Merton Mann went to the Mary Fletcher
hospital burlington, Saturday for me-
dical treatmcnt.-Mrs. Stephen Manchest-
er Saturday died of cancer after a
Ions illness. She leaves n husband, one
son, Edward Manchester Of Cambridge
Junction and one daughter, Mrs. l.. Z,
Tillotson of this place.-A daughter was
born to Nr. and Mrs. Carl Wethcrell
February 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Thomas
Of Cambridge visited their daughter Mrs
Ralph Wells, Friday and Saturday.