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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. ana Mrs, Hardy Baker were given
a surprise Friday evening on the occasion
Of the anniversary of their marriage 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortez Farrar, Mr.. and
Mrs w. Combc Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Combe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts
and Miss Dorothy Parker were IN East
berkshire Wednesday to attend the
pond-COmhe Wcdding.-MrS. W. q.
Mansfield spent a few days this week in
East Bcrlishlre.-The ladies of the NJ T..
society wish to express their thanks to
the pcople who so willingly helped at the
sale held at the hall last Wednesday,
C. l.. Clapp is moving to the farm lie re-
Gently purchased of W. l.. Richardson
District Superintendent q. W. Hunt
preached at the Methodist church on
Sundny.-Mrs Fanny IL. Ryan of Rose
land. y. y. visited her sister, Mrs Emcr-
son W. Coombe. the past week Schools
began on Monday.-John II. Coombe IS
moving from his farm in South Richford
TO c. l.. Clapp's housc.--W. l.. Richard
son leaves this Wcel. for Oregon. ex-
pccting to make his home thcro.-Mr.
William Hurlburt and son. Arthur, spent
a few days in St. Adams last week.
T.. w. Coombe sustained INJURIES ut the
Blair veneer mill last week which has
kept him from work. Clarence Hone Is
home from New York.
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ENUSRURCH.

The several schools in town com
menced the winter term Nov. %. with
not many changes In teachers, Miss
Laura Govcs of Bakersfield In the
Wright distric; and Miss Grace perlev
the Austin district.-Mrs. Ellison s. Nav
nard had n severe attack OF heart trou-
BILE last week and is under the care of
DR. Abel's.--Thc women of the Conerc-
rational Church will have a sale OF use
rul and fancy articles In connection with
a tea Wednesday,. December s. afternoon
md eveninE-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Per-
lev attended the wedding at East Bcrlt-
shire Wednesday evening OF Adds r.
Coombs and Miss S. H. Pond.--Rev. Mr.
Kent started Monday to drive to his new
field OF labor by his own conveyance.
Mrs Kent will 20 next week by train
Mr.. Garrett Of Bakersfield has bought
the farm known as the Willoughby Will
son place and his moving there this
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Flossle NewcIty has gone to North Troy
where she has position w. +. Locklin
of Richford was in town Saturday on
legal business DR., q. s. Clark was in St.
Adams Monday.-Mrs. &. NJ. Foley is do
Ing as well as can be expected she had an
operation at tho Dr. Grace Sherwood
sanitarium I'm St. Adams last Monday.-C.
A, Butler Of Swauton Is in TOWN.. s.
Stevens OF -. Johnsbury was in town
Monday.-D, W Paul of East Berkshire
was IN town TUESDAY on business. All
persons who are Interested in the talked
OF new H. r. y. route that will pledge
themselves To purchase and erect mall
box are requested 10 report the fact AT
once to W. j Wright. postmaster. lie
needs 50 families who will agree to pur-
chase and erect en- approved box.-Mr'
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Nctal Yandow Thursday
quietly observed the 18th anniversary of
their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Yandow
have resided in this town since 1855. Mr..
fandow was born in st. Theresa +. o..
70 years ago ard Mrs. Yandow was born
In st. Rose. J.. c., so years ago. They
were married III Montreal. Eleven chill
dren were born to them of whom six
hre now living. They are David and
George Yandow. Mrs. Andrew Bashaw,
Mrs. Joseph Pecor and Mrs. Frank Dew
mo, all of This place, and Miss Jessie
Sandow of burlington. They have %
grandchildren and IS great grandchildren
Frank Wagner. son of Mr. and Mrs.
1|enjamin Wagner of this place. and Miss
Mildred Goyette, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Frank Goyette OF Burlington. were
married in that city Wednesday NOV. ~
by Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec. They will re-
side here where Nj Wagner and his
brother conduct restaurant.
Giles, the two-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. b. Wiley, fell from n
rhair Thursday and broke his collar
bone on the left side. DR.. A. }. Ar
rhambault was called ana set the
bone.
Miss Sara Johnson returned Sunday
night from two months visit in
chicago and Rock Island. Ill. Sigour-
ncy, Ia and Toronto.
Charles Summers of st. Adams. one of
the force of men who has been maxi
ing repairs on the G. V. r. K. passenger
station. while ut work about the cupola
on tho roof lost his footing and fell to
the ground. lie sustained an injury TO
his shoulder and fractured two ribs on
the right side lie went to St. Adams on
the tvc o'cloc,. train.
son was born recently to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Green.
Mrs. G. W. Hill of Tower City. \. D.,
IL visiting her brother Guy A. Peck.
Miss Evadne Meader Of Monkton IS
veting Miss Matte Cox.
James Atherton will leave tonight for
southern Massachusetts to spend some
weeks with relatives and friends.
The Fortnightly club will meet with
Mrs. Homer Drury tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and MRS Charles Mcbride have
moved from the Robinson house to the
Slater house on Maple street.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McBeth have whooping cough.
Mrs. Arthur Lavine is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Bertha, the little daughter of the Rev
and Mrs. C. c. Adams, is i'll with acute
gastritis.
Mrs. James Mcbride is i'll with
neuralgia.
Mrs. Jane I.evenway is i'll with
bronchitis.
Mrs. Frank Osborne while making
kindlng wood yesterday afternoon cut
'he forefinger of her left hand quite
seriously
Several members Of Ethan Allen Lodge
r. & a. NJ, will go to Richmond to-
morrow night to attend the dedication OF
the North Star Lodges new rooms
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Robbins entertained
about 81 of their friends Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Mabel Barber
of Malta Ill.,, who is visiting her uncle
T.. l.. Barber of Jericho. Among those
present from out OF town are Miss
Josephine Fay of Jericho. Lester and
benjamin Douglass of Richmond, Howard
Wnslow of Winooski and Mr.. Murdoch
and Miss BARLEY of Burlington.
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BERKSHIRE.

A. r. croft OF BERKSHIRE died at the
home of his sen, b. A. Croft Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock OF eczema Of the
lungs rs the result ct cold contracted
while on n visit to Boston in October.
Mr. croft VAS active in affairs having
held all the leading town offices being
tho present town representative He was
last fall appointed by the governor del
egate to the National Farmers congress.
which met in Raleigh. y, c.. November
4 and which nc had planned to attend.
MI Croft was active in the county fair
having for several years been in official
relation to its affairs. The funeral will
hc held at ono o'clock to-day from the
home in charge of Rev. William Shaw
with the burial at West Enosburgh Mr..
croft is survived by a widow and two
sons, r. A. and d. NJ Croft
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SWANTON

Mrs. II. s. Drury died ut the home of
hor daughter, Mrs, {. T.. Allen. sun
day afternoon, aged 81 years. She
had been i'll for three weeks. She was
born In fIighsate near the Drurv
farm, whore she resided many years.
Her father was Conrid SAKE and she
was an own cousin to the poet John
G, sake. Two daughters survive her,
Mrs. c. T.. Allen, wife Of Dr. Allen of
this place, with whom she has re-
sided for the past /, years. and Mrs.
T.. A. Bennett of st. Armand. The flu
neral was from the home Tuesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock with interment at
IIghgatc Center.-Rohert Fleury of
Chicago is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. a. S. F'leury.-Miss Helen
Mannix, who has been seriously III. Is
mproving.-Frank Stiles, former edi-
tor of the Springfield Reporter, and
Mrs. stiles are guests OF their SON
George Stiles.-Thc superstructure OF
the big plant OF the Robin Hood Am
munifion company has been up fol
several days and is nearly covered
+, d. Lapelle has purchased in New
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ALBURGH.

The condition of Mrs. s. J.. Brayton
who is seriously i'll. Is somewhat i'm
proved.-.Miss Fugena Carrie OF the John
son Normal school IL spending the
Thanksgiving recess n! her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Goodsell spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ellis OF st. Adams. MIR. and Mrs w. r..
Rowcll have been entertaining relatives
from Manchester. y. H.-Mrs. II. w.
Marvin spent Thanksgiving with her son.
DR.. David Marvin. ut Essex Junction.
George W. Sabre has returned from
Providence. Il. Mrs A. A. Chessman
- visiting L brother In Lowell, Mass.
school closed in tho Windmill bay dis
trict November 81. LaW!Snce Mott
Blanche Gonyea and Thomas Mott had
perfect attendance. Ruth Martin
Beatrice Obin. Oliver Ooin and Lawrence
Smith were absent one day.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mise Lucy Barnard Is home for n two
weeks vacation. from Montpelier Sem
inary.-Deputy Collector r. NJ. Barnes OF
Richford had charge Of tho customs Of
flee AT this Port n few days last week
while Deputy Collector r. b. Corliss and
wife passed Thanksgiving with his par
ents In 1iighgatc. The village schools
oDened Tuesday with Mrs. Emma Beck
with and Mas Lena Williams. both Of
Corinth. rs teachers.-A. Lee Derby is
having vacation OF week Mt the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Derby.
rIc leaves for Kansas city, Mo, Dec
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cirtv met with Mrs NJ. Peterson for din
ucr Wednesday. Dec. Mrs G. G. Aus
tin and children OF West Enosburgh are
ut +. i. Austirs' previous to moving to
White River Junctlon.-O. Eugene Bar
nard Of Morgan preached in the Mctho-
dist Tpiscopal church Sunday evening.
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GRAND ISLE.

Scion S. Griswold and Nina Hoag were
united in marriage by Rev. J. S. Allen
at Grand Isle Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 27.-Bessie J. Allen has gone to Juan
Roblnson's, South Hero, TO care for ma
dame Robinson.-The Ladies' Aid will
meet for dinner at Mrs. James Hong g
to-day.-The guess supper at the
Union Church for the heacft Of the
Methodist Episcopal society passed OF
successfully.
Merritt Nantine spent THANKSGIVING
at his home In Grand Isle, bringi his
wife with him His recent marriage was
surprise to many OF his friends.-Nrs.
NJ. G. Brown has returned to her home
in st. Paul. Minn.-Mr. s s. Criswoll
and Mrs. Nina Hoag were married II
her home in Grand isle SATURDAY. evening
at six o'clock.--D. \. Chamberlain an
aged and much respected citizen. died
November 90. after n brief l'ness.-Mrs.
Asahel Chamberlain is quite ILL Mrs
Ella G. Gordon Is visiting IN Malone Cor
several GaVS
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EICHFORD.

EICHFORD.
Lewis Ia Rose. aged 80 years. dropped
dead shortly after . o'clock " Wednesday
Nov. q while walking the track north
from the Canadian Pacific railway sta
ton here, and ut point about 10 rods
north of the station. lie was resident
of MansonVl!e. que, to which place the
body was tak"n Wednesday evening. He
had been visiting in bakersfield, aud
came TO Richford on the train from st.
Albans at S:2i Il. m. In company with
lis daughter, Mrs. octave Cavaneaugh,
he was walklna toward the residence Of
VI. ",.....,,l .. ~. 1,.n .'. }rc.
Nl,l ho suddenly dropped TO the ground.
\ physician was hastily summoned, but
life was extinct. Angina pecloris is Civ
on as the probable cause Of death
Mr.. and Mrs. frank T.. Lucas and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Lucas
We're guests at the American House last
week. H. frank Lucas Is father Of
Mrs. Fred n. Kelley. and Mr.. Edward
Lucas is her brother. The elder Mr..
Lucas is interested in the firm of G. G.
Manuel e. Sons CO., and this firm has
II new veneer mill nearly completed at
sutton. Que. M Lucas will he the
superintendent of this plant and his son,
Edward. will DO associated with him
The Lucas families will move their house,
hold goods from their former home in
Escannba, Mich, to Sutton.--H. n. Ba-
shaw has bought of Mrs. S. Ralph Car
penter the so-called Wheeler farm on
the Abbott's Corner road for s3,-oo Dir.
Bashnw has carried on this farm for
the past year.-Miss Laura Marvin was
In where ma
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MORRISVILLE.

The marriage OF Rufus +. Atchison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. j, Henry Atchison of
this place, and Miss Inza Mae Ring,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. w. l.. Ring of
Huntington. occurred Wednesday Nov,
"a at the Methodist parsonage in Wat
erbury. the Rev. Mr.. Johnson officiating.
The couple are graduates OF People 3
Academy. They will reside here, Mr.
carrier on r. d. route No 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Rogers. who
have been with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs william Bassett, since their return
from California. went to their home in
Eden Saturday Mrs. Ralph Mudgett
and children returned to Essex Satur-
day.--Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lunt. who
Lave visited their daughter. Mrs. C. F..
Palmer. for several weeks, have return
ed to Derby I.ine.-Mrs, Fila Currier of
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss charlotte Hopkins of Richforl
spent the Thanksgiving vacation with
her sister. Mrs. John FarnsWorth.--Mis
Lila Moran. Of Franklin. spent the
THANKSGIVING vacation with her par
orts. Mr.. and Mrs. William Moran
Mrs. James, Of North sheldon is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Oakley Powcrs.-MisS
Molly Reals or Burlington spent Thanks
giving with her grandmother. Mrs 5,
O. Tilotsou. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. O. Tillot-
son spent THANKSGIVING AT the home of
Mr and Mrs. IIurd Montague. in Jcri-
cho-Mr. and Mrs. Landon Abernethey
euent THANKSGIVING in Bristol.
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JEFFERSOrVILLE

Mrs Lorraine Holmes has gone to
Northampton to spend the winter with
her son.-Mrs. Ellen Dickinson from
Lynn, Mass. is visiting ner daughters
and other relatives here.-Mrs. Emma
Reynolds has returned from week :
visit in East Burke, where she was the
guest of Mr. an. Mrs. +. W. Counter
The Misses Cora and Laura Page have
returned from saltwater. n. j.. where
they spent two months with their uncle.
Albert Cornell. They We're accompanied
home by their cousin, Albert Cornell. Jr.
Mrs J. +. Wilcox has returned from
several days visit with her brother, NJ
~ Dodge. a Essex Center.--Miss Sybil
Raymore is having two weeks vacation
from her school in Fa!rtield.-The Rev.
H. f. Harmed attended the funeral OF
the l7-months- old child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Quinn Tuesday. The burial was
in the Jeffersonville cemetery.-Schools
about town resumed sessions Monday
Charles Martin OF South Cambridge died
very suddenly Monday with only one
days illness. He leaves wife and sew
eral small childrcn.-Mrs s. T.. Stine-
hour is in very poor health.-Miss NJ. f..
Scanned Is caring for Mrs. Halsey Cady
nj Cambridge,-Chares Miner Of Cady s
Falls recently visited his sister. Mrs
Ezra Seeley-Mr, and Mrs. NJ. L. shave,
and son of Boston are guests at l.. 5
Morse s.-Mr. Huntiy OF Nashua, y. H.
has rented ard will soon take possession
OF II. II. Nye's farm,--Jonn Gddirgs has
taken possession of the farm at NortI
Cambridge which he purchased of W W
RaVmore
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ISLE LA NOTE

F.. r. Goodsell s very ow.--TIarrv Hill
of Rouses Point is in town.--Iewis Pat
node. an old resident of this town died
at his home Saturday. His funeral was
held at the Catholic Church Tuesday
morning.-Mrs. Paul LaBombard has
gone to Massachusetts for the winter
Miss Ruth Bobb and Gilbert Boyea of
Ellenburgh. n. y. were In town last
week to attend tho wedding Of Rose lA,-
lombard and Osias Boyea Fred Paw
Jr.. Hiram Pike, Arnold Goodsel. George
Goodsell and Winnie LaBombard went
to Morrisvlle Monday to work in the
lumber woods.--Miss Rose T.aBombard
and Osias Boyea of Ellenburgh We're
married at the Catholic Church Thurs
day morning.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Ransom r. Wood. who has been sick
FOR a long time. died Saturday at the
saratorium where he was taken a short
time ago Funeral services were held at
the house Tuesday .--Miss Ella Ferris OF
Castieton visited the Conant sisters over
sunday William Hyssr Of ;he I. '. NJ.
spent his Thanksgiving with his parents.
Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. d. Hyser Rev. ard
Mrs. + A. Wells and daughter were in
Barre rom Thursday uil Saturday visit
ing his paronts.--J. II. Holden's mother,
about 90 Yeas old is quite III and Is be-
Ing cared for at W. G. SpraSues-The
Fisk Jubilee singers. engaged for the
second entertainment in the lecture
course. have cancelled thier engagement.
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HYDE PARK.

Fred Campbell and bride nee Ida Grimes
from Westboro. Mass. are visiting a,
+. T. Denio's.-Lyman Peck has moved
on to the willard Whitcomb farm.--Johr
Bean, private secretary TO Senator Page
has gone to his homo at Newport for a
few days before going tn Washington
Senator Page will leave Friday for Wash
ington.-Niss Helen Wood has returned
to Middlohury.- schools COM
nonced Monday.--Lamoile Central Acad-
amy commenced it's winter term Wednes-
day.-Mrs. George Parker has gone to
burlington for medical treatment.
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EDEN.

Martin Shattuck, who has been sick
for long t/ne, has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hosptal-Mrs, Onias White
more IS at the hospital in Burlington
Ned Kinds las moved into his new
house.-The remains of Mrs. Mcdowell
Were brought To Eden ouryIng ground
for nterment this week,-A baby was
born to Jess Russell and wife Nov. 20
W, II. Emery has again received the ap-
pOintment Of deputy sheriff.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The statement of the South Hero
Creamery association for the month OF
october shows number OF pounds of mill,
received 1858. whole number of pounds
of butter made, ll'sl3; average price pei
hundred for per cent milk, sl.4i
The South Hero Whist club were en-
tertained at the home of j. ]. Wright
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johnson was n guest Saturday of Mrs.
! Fred Ainsworth.-Miss Sarah Baker
| went TO Greensboro Saturday to re-
open her school Monday.-Mrs. Julia
Geraw went TO Lisbon, N. H.. Saturday.
where she will make her home.-Miss
| Iris Mum, n guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. S.
| Edison, returned to Greensboro Saturday.
AT the National Grange held at Des
| Moines. Iowa, state Master G.. f.. Smith
| was elected chaplain of the National
| Grange and Mrs. Smith was elected as
sstant steward.--Rev. w. T. Best mailed
at the postoifcc saturday morning 5000
| circular letters. only once has Post
| Master Fiske received n larger single
deposit of mail matter.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. g Ncwcomb have been elected as
delegates to tho State Grange held in
| Burlington. December IA and 15-About
100 accepted the invitation made Lamoille
Lodge, n. r. o. p, by MIR. and Mrs.
George l. A. Smith to pass social
evening at their home Friday.
Miss Brenda Harris went to Burlington
Monday.--Mrs. Kate Gilbert went TO Bur-
lington Tuesday for q few daye' stay
with her son. wallace. when she will
20 to Ludlow to pass the winter with
her son. Walter.-Mr. and Mrs. r. S.
Morse returned to Rutland Monday after
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Oh timer "no III himote'-Mr' ana Mrs'
H. p IhaNer ana son. HARRISON arrived
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} Public sunday 'vent"S services of the
'"h@fosa1onai brotherhood VIII be re-
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= after inc holidays Tor the WINTER with
speakers frpl1 ont of town
Inc northern Electric company of Bur
Hhstoh' OF winch r. IL. Nancor is presi-
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the high voltage transmission lire iron
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STOWE.

!
STOWE.
Raymond. the second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis NJ. Douglass. about three and
a half years old broke one leg above
the knee while coastlng near his home
Saturday morning. Mrs. II. r. Jenney
! gave II dinner party Friday to several
ladies including her aunt, Mrs. Orlo r..
! Judson, whose 10th birthday It was and
TO whom the presence Of the other ladies
was a surprise M-a. Judson received
! callers in the afternoon, and also q
! shower Of post cards from absent friends
Ben. Melvin is at home from Boston
for ii weeks vacation.-Mrs. Lena Brown
| went Monday TO Berlin to teach school,
a game Of basket ball Friday evening
! between the Stowe high school and
! Waterbury teams resulted In a score of
- 20 lG in favor Of stowe. A special cat
brought a load OF visitors from Water
bur
/ Next Saturday will occur the annuA
/ meeting and election of officers for n,
/ II. Smith Post and Womens Relief
Corps. g. A. R.--''he Unity Church ladiet
| circle VIII serve dinner at the vestf
| to-day.-Mrs. Minnie Smalley and so
! Of Morrisvic are detained ut the honA
, Of her brother. Judson Russ, by the SER
! ious illness of the lad. who has pneh
monia.--lhe Mansfield Mountain Grang1
J attendance contest was decided In favot
Of Mrs. McAlister's side. Mrs. Phebs
Adnm. assisted by members Of her side
served fruit and candy at the meeting
Saturday afternoon.--A successful enter
,ainment was given at the West Branch
/ Church saturday evening. The program
included an organ solo BY Mrs. w. A.
Sears. "ocal duet by Mrs. Henry
! Foster and Miss Polly Gale, farce,
( Scandal on The Brain" by Misses Elvra
Galc. mildred Gale, Elsie Alger, Margaret
Raw ~ and Jennie Sanborn and an
ntl. Maidcns All Forlorn." by Mrs.
, Cora Gale. Misses Susie Bgelow. Frankie
Smith. Polly Gale Jennie sanborn and
Mrs Henry Foster.--The Rev. J. @.
Angel has returned from TWO weeks
vacation and occupied his pulpit Sunday.
The Rev. Otto Raspe Of Morr!svills
preached at Unity Church Sunday after
noon.-Mrs. c. u. Bruce gave a large
five hundred party Saturday evening.
Owing to n misunderstanding with his
assistant, Peter Mcqueen. +. r. ]. s.,
who was to give his illustrated lecture
on "Wildest Africa Monday evening as
the second event in the Stowe lecture
course arrived without his slides and SO
was unable to lecture but will do so on
Saturday evening.-Mrs. c. f NJ Taber
will leave to-day for New York city.
where she will spend the winter with
her son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sears will
be left In charge OF Four Winds farm
Mrs Tabers granddaughter, Miss
Frances Taber. will leave to-day for
4 visit in Norwich. Conn. on her way to
her home in Worcester, Mass.-M,ss Flor
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who has been seriously i'll with pneu-
mona, is much improved.
The Rev. Roger Trill of the ConErcga-
tional Church went last evening to Rich
mond. where he gave an address in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church