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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
overripe Peaches Kill.

Creston, Oct. 16.-Roscoe Miller, the
17-year- old son Of Druggist and Mrs.
G. l.. Miller of Murray, died from the
effects of eating overripe peaches. Ev-
cry effort was made to save the boys
life 1t is supposed the peaches con-
tanned poisonous matter Of a preserva-
tive nature. A playmate of the boy
ate heartily of the fruit and was very
sick, but has recovered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
AID TRAPPIsT MONK.
Brother Timothy to Leave Dubuque
Monastery First Time in Years.

Monastery First Time in Years.
Dubuque, Oct. 16.-Brother Timothy,
for the past thirty-seven years a MEM
Der of the Trappist monastery, and
who has not been away from the in
stitution with the exception Of his
regular business trips to Dubuque,
since joining, departed Saturday for
Washington, D. c., where he will visit
his brother, who lives in the soldiers
home in Washington, and whom he has
not seen in twenty-five years.
Brother Timothy came from Coles
burg, Delaware county, to Join the
Trappists, and since joining the order
has been one Of the most valued and
hard working men in the order. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
STARTS TO FUNERAL; MISSING

Davenport Boy Leaves Montana for
Home and Disappears.
Davenport, Oct. 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hofeldt of 9O2 West Fifteenth
street are growing distracted over the
nom appearance of their son Edward
Hofeldt of Chinook, Mont.
Last week Louis Hofeldt, son OF
Edward Hofeldt and a brother of the
missing man died, and word was sent
to the brother in Montana.
Last Wednesday morning he left
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
LITTLE GIRL KILLED.
Iowa Teacher Also Severely Injured in
Runaway Near New Hartford.

Waterloo, oct 16-Exine Hawk.
aged 3. was killed and Miss Myra Nor
ton her teacher. severely injured when
a horse which they We're driving from
school to their boarding place near
Hartford. yesterday afternoon. ran
away Miss Morton was unconscious
several hours. but will recover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Ashton Edwards of Jefforsonv!lle
was in town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
l.. Gray and little son of Burlington
passed sunday at II. y. Grays.- Mrs. II.
II. Cady and little son spent sunday at
Essex Junction.-Mlss Nellie Smith left
for Atlanta. Ga. Friday. where she has
a position in Spcllman Seminary for the
winter. Her brother, *. ~. Smith, accom-
panied her Rs far as Hoosick Falls, y.
y. where they will spend Il few days
with relatives Mrs. II. Schmalins
returned to her home at Fulton. ILL.,,
Saturday after spending several days at
f.. Thorp's and J.. T. Brewster's f..
II. Forest has closed his dental parlors
here and returned to his home at Tilton,
y. H.-Mrs. Case and daughter Of North
field passed Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Melv!n's.-Mrs, G. A. Stowcll left for
Texas Monday. where she will make her
future home with her sister. Mrs. Mary
Gay.--Mr and Mrs. L. II. Kinds OF Nor
risville were in town Enthusiastically
$50 was realized from the play given by
tho Grange Thursday niEht.-Mr and
Mrs. l. Leavcns We're In EnosburSh
TUESDAY to attend a wedding
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

IS visiting IN Gaysvillc and Rochester, -
Miss June Fassett went Tuesday to
Gaysville to attend the funeral Of her
uncle. George Austin.-Miss Josephine
Kennedy of Buffalo. y. Y. who has been
visiting Mrs Eugene Ellison, has gone
to Boston stopping at Manchester en-
route Tuesday Mrs. Ellison's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edwin Weston OF Derby. y. H..
Joined her.-NIiss Cross OF Springfield.
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jonas
Coburn.--Mrs. Charles Foster OF Mont
peler, who has been visiting at W. II.
Gladdings. returned Tuesday TO her
home.-Miss Ada burroughs, for the past
- years a dressmaker in this place,
left yesterday for Boston to reside.
Cleon Lord. who went 70 the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington some
weeks ago. is gaining as fast as can be
expected from serious hip trouble
caused by an injury.-Mr. and Mrs, T..
A. I'M are entertaining the latter s
cousin. Miss Frances George OF Califor-
nia-Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Powers return
cd Monday from four weeks absence in
Maine, Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire.
MIR. and Mrs. q. II. Lucia expect her
aunt, Miss Katherine otain OF 81.
Johns. Que, o-day.-About 900 from
here went to the State fair yesterday.
Judge stafford OF Washington. ID. g.,
visited Judge Rowcll yesterday
Charles Montgomery of the Boston
city police force, is spending a Vaca-
ton with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mont
Yomcry
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. IIoyt Burt have returned
TO their home In Enosburgh Falls aftel
passing few days at Mrs. Burt's home
Her mother Mrs Amanda Powers. re
turned home with them Tor a visit -
Dorothy Porter Is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Edward Porter.-,Mrs
Matte Burrows has been at Morgan visit.
ing her niece. Mrs Ada Brooks Nj r
Cheney has sold his farm TO EN- I
Watson and moved To Barton Landing
Mrs. Sarah Briggs of Manchester ha'
been visiting relatives IN town.-Nr. and
Mrs. Thomas smith have returned hone
from Fishers island where Mr.. Smith
has been at work during the summer 80
Mrs. Orpha Dale has been visiting at
Frank Dapiers Mrs Hector Dapior has
been visiting her daughter In Boston -
Fred Marshall has returned 20 his school
In Montpelier.--Mrs Tom Marshall Ia :
returned from Sheffield, where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs Edward
Smith.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. John c. Stearns died at her home
Friday morning after q long illness. Mrs.
Stearns was woman who leaves hosts
of friends Her husband, col J. G.
Stcarns has the sympathy OF the entire
community. The funeral was held
Monday at her late home AT two O'Clock
the Rev, II. J. Kilbourne of Maiden,
Mass, oticiating,-Mr and Mrs. +. l..
brigham were IN Boston last week IS
Jennie Gray OF Woodsville, y. H., is TAX
ing Miss Renfrew's place at the New
England Telephone ofiice.-Miss Bertha
Renfrew was operated upon for appendi-
sits AT the Hanover hospital last week.
At last report she was doing we'll Mr.,
and Mrs. Brown and daughter of Nal
den, Mass, are at their summer home. -
Miss Alice Bacon Is the guest of Mrs
Miss Anne Brewster is visiting nj
Lowell. Mass,--Mrs. Henry T.. Wilson OF
81. Johnsbury visited DIR. G. y. Wilson
and family last week.. II. Stillwell and
Percy Graves have been In Princeton.
y. j.. for Week.-Mrs.. II, f. Parker
Is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. w =
Huntington In Concord. n. H.-Harrison
Sargent Is In Boston, Mass.-Mr' ana
Mrs A. II, Peters are TO move into the
house with y. II. I.achance.-E, H. Allen
and daughter, Miss Lena, are in Boston,
Mass
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

a daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. jed Blalsdcll.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Brown, who spent several weeks
with his sister. Mrs. Cora Thomas. have
returned to Pcnnsylvania.-O. J.. Hayes
has moved to Elmorc to reside with his
daughter. Mrs. Orange Reynolds.-lf. W.
Narnum attended the funeral OF II. j.
1sham IN Morrisville Tuesday.-Mrs. j..
A. Page continues In very poor health. -
Mrs. Abhio W. Hodges. who spent two
weeks vacation here. has returned to her
employment In Lancaster. y. H.-An on
tertainmcnt will be given here. entitled
THE Old Homestead" in the evening OF
October ut tho town hall under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid socicty.-Miss
Mae Trick from Burlington has returned
to her millinery storo.-Mrs. l.. S. Morse
has returned from Boston
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CHELSEA.

Mrs Mary (Parks) Flanders Of Boze-
man, Montana. IS stopping with Mrs
Charles w B!xby. She IS native OF
Chelsea being a daughter OF the late
John Parks. who formerly lived In the
upper village. As president OF the Mon
tana department Of the W. Il, c.. she
attended the national encampment at
Toledo. Ohio. and has come to revisit
her native town after an absence OF q
years. Hale X, Daring, Esq, has been
In Brattleboro during the last fortnight
assisting Attorney General Fits in the
preparation OF supreme court cases
William II. G;illeland of Boston has been
visiting at Richard Kennedy s-Mr', En-
ma (Allen) Twiss OF Milford. y. H.. aC-
compared hy one Of her daughters, IS
visiting her friend, Mrs. ". i. Town
send. From here she goes 10 burlington
TO visit her sister. Mrs. II. j. Foster,
thence to st Johnshury to visit her elder
sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Goodrich. Nj sses
blanche Townsend and Lyle Tracy lief,
for Boston sunday afternoon Dir Ar
thur Y. GosS. superintendent of the state
hospital for insane at Taunton, Mass
recently visited his mother. Mrs, Ann r.
Goss Mrs. Pausy HlilO Morse. who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. Jennie AT
wood returned to her home In Railway.
~ j. last week Mrs. II, h. Dickinson
has returned from a weeks visit with
her sister Mrs, Fred Lacey. In Lowell,
Mass.-Mrs AdeIa NJ Whitney went
Thursday morning to Barre to visit Mrs.
sylvester II. Barnes and other friends
Fred Osterhout OF Lowell Mass, Is visit
ing his cousin. Rcntabin II. Adams, Jr.-
II. A. Hogaboom has been visiting his
mother In Enosburgh.-Mrs Walter II.
Adams returned Friday night from
visit to her nephew, Harley NJ Hanson
at White River Junction.-M Julia
Hood Rogers has returned to her nome
In Lowell, Mass .-Ninton A. Corwin re-
turned to Boston Saturday after a fort
nights vacation spent with his rather D.
4. r. Corwin.-Fred Heminway or
Lowell. Mass. is visiting his fh'h''N Al
their cottage ON West I'M non' Hf"re"
Bradshnw'a Mrs Gcorse \. Tracy Is
VISITING her parents I'm 'hazN. y. !" be-
ing accompanied by her brother Herbert
Sanger. OF Lowell, Mass. who had pre-
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James Wakefeld.-TT. NJ. Macintosh
and +. II. Crandnll Of Burlington were
visitors on business Tuesday Hugh
Campbell has returned from Windsor.
where he has visited his sisters Mrs. u.
T.. Jones and Mrs. W. p. McClinton.--
Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Hi. having sold
their farm and goods, have with their
family gone to Marlboro, Mass. to make
their home.
Among those from out of town to at
tend tho funeral of Henry J. 1sham were:
MIR. and Mrs a. j. Paneroy. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. East, Misses Matte Isham,
Florence Pomcroy, Grace Pomcroy and
Alice Merrill, Mrs. Francis kimball, Mrs.
Isham Hui, DR.. a. D. Pattcn, O. j. Mer-
rlll. William Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. l. ~.
Claire. MIR. and Mrs T. II. Burlcson. r.
A. Gilbert and g. a. Dudley OF East
Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. Horace Soule of
Fairfield; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hun OF
Berkshire: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Prouty,
George Prouty, Curtis Prouty, Charles
Hall md Mrs. 1.aro Robinson of Swan
ton; II. +. Brigham, Warren lsham. and
A. l.. Hall of Bakersfield: II. +. Kelley,
Mrs. X. II. Stanhope and daughter and
John Conner ana son Of St Adams. Mr..
and Mrs. Rollio Ishnm of Waterbury;
Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty and son Of Bancas-
ter, y. H.-F. A. W. Wood o: Brighton,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Green of
Montpelier and i. j. SWEET OF Burlington.
C. r. Small and A. g. Small were In
Wnooski to attend the funeral Of the
formers brother. j. u. Snall-Bcrt Du-
gar has resumed work for Fred Wheeler.
jed" Warren has entered the employ
OF Misses Iiill and Goodrich. Mr. and
| Mrs. Warren have moved here from Clio
yer and have rooms in the Paul house
on summer strcet,-Cicorgc +. Earle. Mr..
and Mrs. Emmons have taken advantage
| of the New York excursion.-f. Noycs
| Slayton has returned to his work at Am
herst College
| Mrs. c. NJ. Adams. who has been in
Fairloe visiting her son, g. G. Adams
for two months past, has returned
| homc.--Thc Rev. and Mrs, q, y. Kellogg
and daughter. Miss Nellie. have returned
from Greensboro where they have pass
ed the summer Mr. and Mrs. James A.
VIM are passing two weeks IN Ilarpers-
Vile, y. Y. visiting hor parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Strattou Scott. Mr. WINS
barber shop IS in charge Of Ice Will
kns assisted 10y William Sinuott IL.
Waite went to burlington Tuesday even
| Ing on business trip of a few days
Mrs. Andrew Morcia, who has passed
| the summer at Island Villa House
Grand Isle, returned home Tuesday
| evening. Mrs. Louisa Ross of Cndorhill
who has visited her son, Ezra Ross, for
| somc DAYS returned home Wednesday
Mr. Ross accompanied his aged mother
| to Cambridge Junction MIR and Mrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
VAUDEVILLE.

Floyd Fairbanks was at home over
Sunday,-MRry Westcot was In Morris
vile Thursday.-M!ss Hattie Bragg went
to Brownington on Saturday where she
will teach this fall.-Charles Allen is
building an addition to his Church street
tenement. miss Lila Leach IS stopping
q few days with her sister Mrs. George
Mitchell. at Westfeld.-Mrs Chauncy
Tillotson visited friends In Milton last
wcek.-Darius Barnes visited his dauEh-
ter. Mrs. W. II. Western, at the Fanny
Allen Hospital. Winooski. last week
Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. Rix Of Johnson spent
the past week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Thomas.-C. G. IIowl!nson Of
Murrisvile has moved into Mr.. Lara
ways tenement across the branch.-A
series of revival meetings will begin at
the Union Church on Sunday the 27th.--
Mrs. George Morrison ana Mrs. T. j.
I.araway and daughter. Iva visited Mrs
A. y. and Elba StoCkwel at Pleasant
Valley on Saturday and Sunday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
HYDE PARK.

Professor Smith of Newport, II former
teacher here, was in town Sunday,-Miss
Helen Wood left Monday for Chicago
TO continue her studies I'm I,ewes Iniver-
sity.-R. w. Hulburd Is In Burlingt on
Mrs. A. NJ Goddard and two children are
visiting in TOWN.. ID. Strong IL attend
ing the state fair. where he has colt
on exhibition-M Agnes Hulburd has
returned to college at South Hadley
Mass-Mss Marjorie IIulburd went to
burlington Monday, whore she enters the
L. Y. Nj. T. Stevens returned from
hts western trip saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN lilley OF Rakcr1icl
are visiting here. Mrs, James Lane aud
two children from North Wolcott are
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24

visiting friends In this place.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. ID. Pratt of Newport wero
guests Of j. &. Leach on Sunday last
owing to ill-health. the Rev. Mr.. Ham
lin dispensed with evening service at
tho Congregational Church last Sunday
Mrs. III. G. Nichols Of Coventry Is visit
Ing ut A. j.. Goddard s.-R. 81 Page Is In
Burlington.--Mr. and Mrs. il. G. Fisk OF
Morrisville and daughter. Hazel, were
visitors here last Sunday.-A. V. Wiswcl
Is at the state fair with poultry ex-
hibit.-Mr. ind Mrs. i. q. Sheiwin are
visiting In 1iardwick. Nichols has
added an additional story TO his house.
Notwithstanding the extreme drought
there Is no scarcity Of village water. The
electric light plant. however. Is running
on short timc.--Nrs. u. ]. Grant oil
Rome. Ga. Is visiting her cousin, ex
Gov. Page
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been reported sick with typhoid fever, is
sick with pneumonia. and is somewhat
bctter.-Mrs Alice Sawyer Smith, who
has been IN Boston the past week. was
summoned home on account of the eeri-
Gus illness OF her mother Mrs. Marv
Boin Is spending week with her sister.
Mrs Gleason. at White River Junction.
The juniors of the normal gave a prom
enade at normal hall Monday evening
that was we'll attended, C, II, Taft has
installed n new Reliance WoOlpecker
gasoline engine in the barn OF y. l.. 4
&C.. !. BOyden.-R epresentative-el"ct Par
ish and wife were in burlington Tues
day.-The Maplewood closed to guests
last Saturday. Colonel Boynton and fam
lily Of Washington. u. c., have gone to
the old homestead There have been
over 200 summer guests here the past
summer.
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the sunmcr.-Mr. and Mrs. IT. T.. Jenney
and MIR. and Mrs. W. W. Luce. spent
Tuesday in Burling.on.-Th Sunday
morning sermon at the Unity Church Will
be on The Transmitting Power" The
subject for the evening meeting "Sa fe
Investments" leader, Mabel Carr.-One
OF George Kiernans recitals. 1.-THE Old
Homestead" will be given at tho audito-
rum Friday evening under the auspices
of the high school piano fund. -Thursda Y
Mr.. Cooley from Boston will demonstrate
the Ward reading method In the primary
room ut eleven o'clock. The district
e1-lnnls Nvlll be clOacd for the hnN.
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BELVIDERE

Mrs. Alsina Shattuck IS passing a few
weeks with her son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs W. T.. Shattuck. at East Fairfield. -
Fred Woods children are ill--I.ydia +.
Coburu has gone to EnoSburgh Falls.
where she will stop a few days with her
uncle and aunt. Mr., and Mrs W. O.
Coburn.-- Mrs. Laura Potter and son from
Boston are visiting Belvidere and friends
in town-Morton Thomas Is staying a few
days with his mother, Mrs. Livona
Thomas-Mr. Austin and wife from Water
Vile are holding meetings at the Belvi-
deere Church. There Will be a meeting
next Sunday when Sunday school will
be organized.-Bertha Potter is with her
sister at Bclvidere Center
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Thursdays work completed the cam
ming Of corn at tho De Merritt & Pal
mer factory. This seasons crop amount
ed TO oG5OD1 cans compared with l35 900
cans the preceding year This IS due not
only to much larger acreage but also
to n much better yield per acre. Perfect
satisfaction Is oppressed by tho farmers
for the strictly honest dealings on the
part of tho fra. new line Of work.
tho canning Of pumpkins and squashes,
Will be opened at tho factory about
September =. providing there Is
heavy rain II Is expected that the Wa
terbury crop Of pumpkins and squashes
will DO brought here to be canned with
the local crop.--A new experiment In
watering the streets, IS being tried. BY
the use of tie fire engine, water Is
pumped into the street sprinkler from
the river. iu order to partially lay the
heavy dust. Tho air Is so fun of dust
that there are d number of cases Of dust
fever.
In the death Of Dana G.. Torrey early
Saturday morning at his Bethel Gil"ad
home. this vicinity loses n man who had
ken much interest In public affairs. He
was ever ready 10 help the worthy and
his unassumius ways commanded the re-
epect and admiration Of his fellow men.
Mr.. Torrcy Was born February II. 1851.
IN the old home where his father was
born IN Bothc, Gi,ead. This place had
served him as a home until about one
year and n hall ago when failing health
necess!tatcd his giving up farming. He
then moved to Il neighboring place where
his death occurred During the last few
,rorths Of his ufa his health failed rap
,1,v and reII.f vos sought for him at
enc sanitar,un, where until a few days
o,r, no had bean = natient sufferer from
ur,,h,,s disoasa and combinations. He
,an,,,, q, a,,od ,notbor for whom he had
,,,. v.o,s ,-oytd.. "A homo and one
,o,ior Cho-,., rorrov md a sister
Mic ,,yyia NJ Torrcv. Funeral services
.. hold ,r,,os1o, afteynoon at one
a,o,ocL ar a.. bor,o-t,arl and Charles
c,a,,ort -, vor,-.,,er visited at ". ].
,r,..,.,,a G.,,nd,,. Dr k,rerv snert
cl,, -. ,t, h.,,,a 4, Follows Falls
w.. :, VI, ,r.,',,ah,,r,. returnea satrr-
49,, ,,.,, ,ro,,, an aheence In Reverlv.
"' g n.rIn,rs, and doueh'
,a ,,rs u,,,,a,r ar. spending "A few
,.a ,,,., ,at,ns ioo,.,rr for the la,ter,s
,ao t., ,,ron,o t,ons MIR. and Mrs
T,o,,,, '., ,t,r,olninp Mr. and
&c. ,,,ua -, ,vot.rv,lle Mc..Niss
,,,, 1,,,r,.,r,,.. ,oe+ saturday for a few
., g., 1,,,r,. tina Gcoree u. Ken
,..,o Wa, haor Win relatives here a
1 , ,at, oa.,,rdov for his home in
". - tiodr,ins ,s in uol
1 MIS- George f
IN. r.oruo. Jr. arrived
opN' Il" N ",.' ,,'''' I,r,dov for a few
i'o'' ~ 80 Mrs Mort,-
9" 'r,o, In Northn.Id
Nv 80 ,,s ,sturnod from a
~ WY. Mrs Dockastor Of
m,,N ~ ., visiting at her
"'."1o' vs." ','' u,,1,s loft saturday
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EDEN.

Mr.. Alexander at Mr. Miners has
moved his family from Georgia to Eden
Mills and they are to live in Sylvester
house-F'ilmore and Potter are to have
ball at Mount Norris House Friday,
the 25th.-Mrs. Charlotte I'm is very
poorly.-The school at the Mills has 81
scholars this fall term-Dwight, only son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Coolidge. died at
their home September Is of tuberculosis
Mr. Merrill OF st. Johnsbury onclated AT
the funeral. He was very promising
young man and the friends have III,
sympathy Of all. They have one
daughter living at home.-Mrs. r. H.
Blake has been stopping few days with
her daughters who are attending schoo
at Morrisville. Mrs, buxton Is at b. y
Bake's.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

Harrlo Elliott is employed by the
Union Tea Company 70 drive one Of their
wagons, with headquarters At Island
Pond.-Frcd Careiu has Rone 10 Massa.
chusetts 10 teach school. Guy Burtlett
Is In Holland teaching school of y.
scholars.A brush fire was set on H. -
Eiliotts farm few days rCo and speed
fly got beyond control. II has already
done much damage and will do much
more unless We have rain Fred Allen
has moved to his farm In this town
from 81. Johnsbury.-J. j., Elliott has
bought lis brothers house AZ the corner
Celia Demick, who went to tho hospital
at Hanover. y H.. the lftI ana has had
generous growth removed from her
side, is reported as doing finely.
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st North Hero Friday evening and Sat
urday,-Burton blanchard has returned
from the White Mountains and - now
the guest OF friends In town.--Arthur
Poductte Of Boston is the guest OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poquettc.
Fred Blair Is spending a few days ut
home.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. Clara NJ. Sawyer Is sick with
pneumonia ana has a nurse from Bur
INSTRUMENTATION /, morrill,, who has
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NEWPORT.

Capt. Holbrook of the steamer Yioco
was in port Friday and reported the
of the lake very bad. In the
past week the captain has had to us,
his compass on his trips, "A condition
which has not existed for several years
The pipe from the pump mt P5outy n
Mllcr's running to- the lake has hecn fix.
ed allowing the village TO use water for
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LOWELL.

The marriage of Miss Florence Shc.r-
bert of Westneld and Eugene sullivan
was soemnized Wednesday. Sept Is. at
St lRnatius Church. The Rev. Fr
Iavirne performed the ccremony.-The
funeral of the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs T. II. Brahana. who died Sept
Il. was held from st lgnatius
church Thursday H. m. Sept l. The
Rev. l'r. lAVigne dictated Mrs Edwin
Boynton of Westheld is passing a few
weeks with her sister Mrs. q. r Wat
sou.--A son was born Sept. l6 20 Mr. ana
Mrs. Daniel Gcnau.-Mrs, l.. q. san
horn is in Boston. Mass, for few
weeks visiting relatives-Huiney Wilson
was in Green's Corners last week or
business MIR. ard Mrs. l'rcd McsseI
are the parents Of son born Sept IA
Mrs Dclia IaClair has gone 10 Boston
Mass for a while Henry shower and
Mary Goodhue were married Sept. Il, at
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