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FAIRFAX.

Mrs C. D. Orion has just returned from
Schuyler Falls.-Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Wagner Of Hudson, Mass, have been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Chase. Sweeny.--
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Norton visited in
lIineshurgh lac. week.-The concert given
at Assembly hall Of Bellows Free Acade
my Nov. il was financial success. The
receipts were about $42.0C.-As Zeb Wag
ner was returning home from Fairfax
Nov II going down the plain hill, his
horse ran away, throwing Mr.. Wagner
out. AS the horse entered the Brown
river bridge it ran into Fred Cherrer's
team, breaking both wagons. No one was
hurt.--Mrs. c. F.. Mudgett is visiting her
son, A. j. Mudgett.-Miss Vine Farr and
sister of Burlington are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. William King.--Mrs. Lucy Will
son of Watertown, Mass. spent last week
with Mrs. May Francher Rev. Mr.. Good
all og Essex Junction preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Ballard Of Georgia were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cherrin Sunday.--The
farmers have not for several years done
80 much blowing as this fall.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

The cemetery association held Il meet
ing Friday afternoon. at which time
Il Gift of $50 from the late Mrs. d. j.
Joseph King of Minneapolis. The as
sociation now has about $1,000 for the
care of the cemetery.
Simon MAY. aged 81, broke his left leg
near the ankle while getting up wood
last Friday. He wGs in the woods alone
and four hours elapsed before his dis
covvry.-Leor I.anpher was hit in the
loft thigh by John Amidon n fellow
chopper. last Friday, while cutting logs
on Eolvidere mountain. The axe glanced
and hit I.anpher with such force as 70
nonetrate to the bone. Lanhper was OBJ
liged to ride horseback 2ia miles before
he could be placed on stretcher and
then a distance of tive miles 10 reach
his home ct North Hyde PARK. Tortu-
natelv the wound was successfully cord
ed before starting, thus preventing
bleeding to death.-Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Moves were in Lyndonvile Monday to
attend the funeral of Miss RUvena
Clark-County court will convene here
December :. with Judge Hall presiding
There are 81 cases on the docket of which
six are state cases, Ii divorce So court
and IS chanCery
Fred Eaton Churchill of North VOL
colt and Miss Lottie Maud Laplant of
Craftsbury were married by the Rev. O.
NJ. Boutwell, at his residence, November
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wATERVILLE.

Jerry Lavone has moved into the
James house The schools in town clos
ed Friday.-Fay Wetherell has moved
into Mark Stevens's house.--Charles TILL
olson has moved to Belvidere Center.
whree he has n lumber job.-Mrs. a. l..
Lareway visited in ST. Adams the past
week.-I W. Mcfarland has sold his
farm on West Hill to f.. q. Foss OF
Morrisvile and Mrs. George Keller
are with their daughter ut Newport
Mr.. Clark of Charlotte has bought and
moved on to Iareway's farm.-Mr. and
Mrs T. NJ Of Cambridge spent
Sunday daughter Mrs. Ralph
Wells IL Mrs. Howierson We're
called ...rcistown the Inst week by
the d. :, GO her mother.-Mrs. D. p.
Bragg :. Massachusetts IS with her son.
Charles RraSg.-Mr. and Mrs Foster
Dove OF Stowe spent several days the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. F. n.
Stcarns,-Mr. and Mrs r. A. Wiley
spent several days the past week with
their daughter, Mrs. Il. j. Kelley at
Morrisville, Ray Davis has moved his
family to st. Adams and Henry Davis
has moved into the upper tenement of
their home,--Luke Potter visited friends
in Fairfield and Sheldon last week
Miss Hazel Miller OF Richford has been
the past two weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. II. r. Mller.--Miss Hattie
Bragg has returned from Brownsville,
whore she has been teaching.-George
Morrison is the mall carrier from Water
vile 10 Cambridge Junction and Brunce
Button from Waterville to Bclvidere
Center.-Grant Chase of Brandon visited
his aunt, Mrs II. J. Bearel several Gays
tho past week.
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ENUSBURGH.

Royce Kcnhed has finished work for
his brother and expects 20 work on the
Central Vermont as a fireman.-Miss ri.
Kenncy. who has Seen for several
months the guest Of his cousin, Mrs J.
u. wright. started Wednesday for her
homo In t'nlcn Springs, \. Y.-Mrs. Il.
f. Squros Of I'7tcrsficld Is with rela-
tvcs nj the WriENt farm.-A large num-
her Of relatives and friends from the
vicinity attended the funeral Of Mildred.
daughter OF M and Mrs Reuben Ovitt.
Mt Bakersfield Monday afternoon
bert H. Pessoy went to Boston Monday.
where he VIII Join his wife. who has been
there for several weeks They expect to
visit rolativcg in Massachusetts until
after Christmas Services will be held
~ the Constogatlonal Church Thanks
giving day At 1o:2o 2. m. Rev. T.. Kent
preachine.-DiS'rict schools closed Friday
and will commence the Writer term Mon
daS Nov. -
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The union Thanksgiving service Of the
churches OF this town will be held at the
Methodist Church this morning at
ten o'clock. and the address will be given
by She Rev. Charles b. Carpenter.--Mr.
and Mrs. Fred r. Barker have returned
crom Boston and Fall River. Mass.-Mrs.
Nelson Mitchell and Miss Lottie Black Of
CRANKY, y. G.. are the guests Of Miss
LILLIAN Mcleod Miss Blanche Hutckins,
called TO Dandy by the illness OF her Sis
ter, has returned home,-Dr John Chand-
Ter. a. silver lake several months for his
health has returned to Boston.-Miss
Merton Dana OF Rutland has been the
guest OF Miss Maud Fainham.
George Nhelan OF Montpelier Is in
town.--Iiarold Severy OF Weston IL here
for Thanksgiving. reception WAS was
held at the Congregational chapel Mon
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
/. williams. given by the church peo-
pie and by St. Pau!s Lodge, No. Is, =. a.
A. N T. II. harrington presented Mr.. Will
lams with gold watch and fob In be-
half of St. Psul's lodge. A sum OF money
waz also presented TO Mrs. Williams.
They soon leave for Bennington, where
they vii! reside .-Corliss Plude Is ILL.,
Frank Cook is in Hartford. Conn.-Bert
Bryant has taken his mother to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
for treatment. Elroy Rogers Is moving
frcm the Page block to the Charles e.
very house on Pearl street.-Henry
'nrs of Newark, N. j.. Is a guest at the
me OF Nelson Washburne.--B. p.
right has sold his stage and mail route
. Edward Forguites. Jr, This route 10
betwen Brandon and Forestdale.--Mrs.
Frank Carpenter Of Everett. Mass. 70
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
Pond.
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SWANTOE.

There was a well attended meeting of
the Swanton board of trade Thursday
evening when questions of local improve
ment We're generally discussed. Charles
Butler treasurer. reported a fund in the
treasury Of over 500. This organization
has been in existence about three years
1t was decided to hold fair In the near
future and dispose OF a large amount Of
desirable stuff left over from he last
fair. The following committee was elect
cd and instructed to arrange for n fair:
+. ]. Farrell the Rev Father Auhn and
]. A. ManniX. AS a soliciting committee.
II. J. Brown. c. S. Suter and f. j. Aud
cite We're selected. The question Of n
constitution and bylaws was discussed
and committee consisting of tho score
tary. J. A. Mannix, George II. Stiles and
p. G. Furman were appointed to make
a draft of one and submit ii at n meet
Ing to be held in the village hall the
evening of November 30. 1t seemed to be
the opinion Of those present that an an
nual banquet might be good thing and
a get together spread Is promised for the
near future.-Leo Holmes starts Tor
Moose Jaw, Canada, Saturday, where
he expects to make his home.-Mss Helen
Mannix is seriously i'll with tonsilitis.-
Mrs. f. d. Lapelle returned Wednesday
evening after a month with relatives in
New York city and Westerly. r. THE
cover for the December number Of tie
Ladies' Home Journal was designed by
George T. TObin of New York. during
his visit to Swanton last summer. 1t
shows n baby creeping with stocking
in its hand. The face is n portrait of n
child of the business manager of the pub
MISUNDERSTANDING their usual practice
the Barney Marble company, Yesterday
delivered to the homes Of their employees
Thanksgiving basket containing tur-
key, and liberal quantity Of sweet po-
tatoes and cranberries, Petit has
purchased the A. N. Donaldson farm at
West Swanton, about co acres adjoining
his own farm.
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evening at 1870 o'clock, with a sermon by
the Rev. s. =. Perry. pastor of the Bap
fist Church, theme, "The JOYS of the
Productive Iife.--Homer Westover and
Roy u. Newton have exchanged their
houses on Hamilton place. As soon as
Mr.. Westover moves to the Newton
house. Mrs Lucy Hamilton will move TO
the house vacated by Mr. Westover.
Edmund Douglass senior in the medical
department of the University Of YER
mont, burlington. Is at home for Thanks
straightforward G. Douglass prin cipal
of the Hyde Park high school 10 at his
home here for vacation Of n week.
Mrs. Ella Martin Of Wilton, n. H., Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ID. NJ. MARI
Miss Jennie Grow has been called TO
Bristol by the illness of her father
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs,
William LaRose November IL. and
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CiGlA NO.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs Edison Alger, who has been an
invalid for number of years. died
Thursday morning. The funeral was held
at the home on Province street Sunday
the Rev. w. Z. Douglass officiating. Mrs
Alger Is survived by her husband and
TWO daughters. Mrs. Edwin II. Grce Of
this village and Mrs. Alden \. Sears of
Fairfax.-Miss Susie Mott returned Friday
to her home in Burlington.-Mr Adelbert
Chappell has gone to New Britain, Conn,
10 visit her mother, who Is very ILL.,
Senator William y. Dillingham; gave a
very interesting Smoke talk" of an hour
Thursday evening before the members Of
the Calumet club and guests in the club
rooms. He spoke on "Foreign Immigra-
ton" From here Senator Dillingham; went
to Newport whore Friday evening he
gave a similar tak.--The receipts Of the
supper and sale given in Aver opera hall
Thursday evening by the Ladies'
Benevolent and Missionary society OF
the Baptist Church were about sos
The members OF the Altar Guild OF St.
AIMS Episcopal Church are rehearsing
for a cantata under the direction of the
Rev, f. Barnby Leach.-Clyde Taylor and
family, who have lived In Maiden. Mass,
for the past three years have moved to
JDsic NfllltTDdT OF Albany
Is visiting In this place.-The Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. H. A.
fogue Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Shangraw of Mont
eomery visited hero Friday and Satur-
day.-C. NJ. and S. r. Boright have
bought Of ]. n. Burey and j. n. Mar
tndale the Carpenter farm, so called.
opposite their mill at Stevens Mills, for
E2,2oo They plan to raise the mill dam
to give a greater power, and this farm
Includes portion of the land which will
be over flowed p. NJ. Caller has traded
his place on the Berkshire road for f. D..
Colver's place on the west road to Aber-
corn, - q.
Tho Fisk University Jubilee Singers
gave an enjoyable concert in tho
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
The church was packed to it's utmost
capacity and scores OF people went
away because there was not even
standing room.--IIannibal Thayer. who
has been very ILL., Is now able to be on
the street--B b. Faufaw, who has
been visiting his sister. Mira A. ], Ell
lott, has returned to Richville. N. Y.
md intends to go to California In
few days. where he expects to make
his future home
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Methodist Church this
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Amanda Farrand who has been
taking a course al the training school
for nurses At Braintree, Mass. is spcnd-
ing vacation Mt home.--Howard Pud-
yah and Oliver Diette of Lowell visited
in town last Week.-Mrs.. Etta Soubrin
and daughter Alma. and SON Alan,
left town Saturday morning for Haver-
hill, Mass. where they have positions
DR.. Stuart of Barre is the guest Of the
Rev. f. r. Cray for a few days.-Theo-
dore LABEL of Sugar Hill, n. H.. is visit
ing friends in town.-Miss Clara Burgess
of Lowell is visiting friends in town
Patrick Brady of Erosburgh Falls is in
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Mrs. Charlotte Davis Beardsley died at
her home at eight O'Clock Sunday morn
Ing Mrs. Beardslcy was the youngest
daughter of II children, of whom she was
the last survivor. Her father was Gen.
Jacob Davis of Milton, where she was
born May IS, 1896. She married George
w. Beardsley oct. 81. 1850. and had lived
here at Alburgh Springs most of her life.
They had been married 55 years when Mr..
Beardsley died. from which time she has
lVed with her son, Justin Beardsley.
Mrs. Beardsloy's death is personal loss
TO wide circle of friends. She was the
OLDEST member of the Congregational
church. Tho fv~c'aI vac ioh ~ the
.i..t Oh ruCstl.. .t ii IN tn tIt, tn,;..ti,..
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SOUTH HERO.

Rev. Leonard +. Tenney of Scotland
Conn. delivered lecture on winning
the Southwestern Frontier in the Con-
sregational Church Tuesday evening"
The Rev. and Mrs. Guy f. Crawford of
MorctoWn are spending Thanksgiving
with Miss NJ. y. Landon.--Lee Fletcher
who has been i'll with blood poisoning
from running 4 rusty nail into his hand,
is rccovering.-Orson Fineld and ia mily
are taking "A trip through Massachusetts,
visiting Springfield. Lowell and other
cities. Maple Lawn Academy will close
for the fall term Dec. 10, the winter term
opening Dec. l2.-The Misses Maud and
Ethel I.andon are at home from their
schools in Milton for n two weeks vuca-
ton.
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York. selling saw mill suppiles-Hiram
Richardson Of 1rasburgh is In town. cali
ed by the Illness Of his parents Some Of
the schools have already commenced their
winter term.-Miss Pearl futile has f,p-
ished her engagement at ]. l.. Peck's and
gone to Hardwick for tho winter. -Knr,
Foster Of Concord. N. H., visited his ma =
ternal uncle, j. 7. Hubbcll, over Sur
day.-C. l.. Brown and wife went IN
Bakersfield for Thanksgiving.-F. r.
Morse and wife are in Burlington FOR
Thanksgiving with Mrs Morses sister.
Mrs. w. d. Pope.--Mrs T.. T.. TIDAL and
two children Of Everett, Mass, are visit
ing her parents
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CHELSEA.

Roy. George +. Lake. who has been
pastor of the Chelsea Congregational
church during the last four years.
preached his last sermon on Sunday and
on Monday with his wife departed for his
new feld of service a. Hamilton. Mass -
The funeral Of Edmund f. Peters. aged
81, who died suddenly In his chair at tho
breakfast table Thursday morning. was
held Mt the house Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Fred Daniels offic!ating. Mr.. Pc
tiers was an old soldier OF the War OF the
Rebellion and a !org-time member of
tho q. A. r.. which attended N a body
Mt his funeral. Only the wife. a daugh-
ter Of the late Charles w. Ragley Of
Chelsea, survives him-I.andlord T. d.
Barnes Of the Orange county hotel Is
sick in bed and at one time he seemed
threatened with pneumonia. Norman.
Hunt. the barber. has recovered from a
severe time with the mumps. but his
father, Charles NJ, Hunt. Frank f. Blk
by. Leon C. Ordway and others are err
tcr:airing the same anlction.-C r.
Carr and wife have gone to Worcester
to remain during the wnter.-Hale X.
Darling. who has been employed with ex-
Acknowledgement Clark G. Fits In Brat
tleboro during tho summer and fall. has
returned home FOR December term OF.
Orange county court.-Simon Gage has
removed with his family to South Roy
alton for the winter.-I.ast week as
usual before Thanksgiving J. A. II. Coz.
win & Son took in turkeys for the Bostou
market, but not nearly as many tons
as formerly. the farmers having gone
out OF the turkey raising business.
Charles F. Button also bought severa'
turkeys for sale In Boston and went to
the city to market them,-Frank c.
Dickinson. who made his home for man.
years with his step-mother, Mrs. May /.
Dickinson. has gone 10 board with Mira
Lizzie p. Smith. widow Of the late DIR. A,
Il. Smith, since the death OF Mrs. Dickin-
son
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Adams gave a whist
party Friday evening in honor OF their
son. Thomas. and his wife.-The normal
and training schools closed Friday for
the THANKSGIVING vacation.-Mason Stone
visited the normal Thursday.-The next
number In the lecture course is to be
given by the Fish Jubile Singers .Decem-
ber1.-Mr. lashua OF Randolph has NOV
ed to M!lfred Massies tenement house -
]. H. Holden ) mother is very low and
expected to live but short time. She
is being cared for at East Randolph
Prof, Fred Brock OF the normal went to
his home In Rochester. n. H.. to spend
Thanksgiving vacation with his parents.
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NEWPORT

A union Thanksgiving service will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Thursday evening at 1870. Rev. j. J..
Williams will preach the sermon.--George
r. Root returned Tuesday from bust
ness trip to Chicago.--Mrs Hattie lie
Barron Of Stanstead, p O.. was visi-
tor In town this week.-O. II. Ransom il
In Franklin county Drown was in
Burlington this week on business. liar
old Hadlock Of North Troy was in town
this week.--The Rev Grant l.. Schaffer
of orleans exchanged with Rev. Rufus
C. Flagg. D. D., OF the Congregational
Church last Sunday .--Several from this
place attended the funeral Of f. o. Silver
which was held at Derby Sunday after
noon.--T. o. Sheldon of Boston was iii
town this week in the interests of Swift
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Depot street.--Nclson Ducharm has

Depot street---Nclson Ducharm has
moved to the farm of e. A. Lailey.
The food and rummage sale nettcd the
Queen Esther Circle about $25.0.--Therc
will be n union Thanksgiving service In
the Methodist Church Thursday evening
Mt 7:30 with IL sermon by Rev. w. f.
Clark. Services In st. Mathews Church
the same day will consist OF holy COM
munion at seven O'Clock and at nine
morning prayer and sermon by the rec
tor.--Miss Grace Pomery OF East Fair
field was with her sister, Mrs. W. Il.
Kimball over Sunday.-The funeral OF
Henry, the three months old son of MIR.
md Mrs. David Cushman was held Sun
day afternoon from the home of its
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Comstock. Rev. william Shaw officiat-
ing. The burial was at the Center.-Miss
Blanche Hart of CRANKY Is visiting her
sister Mrs. r. II. Farrell.-Mr and Mrs.
r. II. Ovitt were in Burlington over Sun
day-W. l.. Gardner has been in Bur-
iington for few days.-Rev. Fathers
Hemmel and Guillo Of the society of the
Holy Redeemer of Saratoga Springs.
New York. began weeks mission in the
Church of st. John the Baptist Sunday
morning.
Mrs. o. f. I.add died Monday evening,
aged Il years. She had been in falling
health for several years but her death was
fastened by a shock. Some time ago she
made the Methodist Church here admins
traitor of her estate. which upon her
death was to be divided among several
religious and benevolent institutions. She
Is survived by two brothers. Il. c. Burt
of Enosburgh Falls, and j. NJ Burt of
Manchester. n. II. The funeral was
held Mt 1:3O p. m. Wednesday afternoon
from the house.
Miss Alice Perkins has gone to Bridge
water for Thanks giving The quarterly
meeting of St. Matthews vestry will be
held Monday evening. November 20
jill Mears, who has been in North Dakota
since May In the employ of the Northern
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Mcars.-Dr Kendall returned from New
York State Monday evening, where he
has been passing a few months installing
an electric plant.
". j. Thayer left here Tuesday 90
spend the Thanksgiving season at his
home In Worcester.-Larry Gardner re-
turned from Burlington Tuesday The
same train brought Mr. and Mrs. o. Mer-
rll Mrs. F. II. Ovltt, Miss Helen Cram
ton and L. II .Pomeroy from the same
city.-Mrs. f. A. Gaines left Tuesday for
Cambridge Junction for an extended
visit-Miss Annabe Dunton of Sheldon
junction is n guest of her friend. Miss
Ella Fairbanks-John Lawrence observ-
ed his s0th birthday very quietly Tues
day.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Inc play given in Lockwood's hall last
fr'uaE evening by the teachers in the
Town Melted about $SO-The schools in
town VIII close Wednesday and will not
reopen uA;l after the Christmas hol-
u'Ns'-Niss Anna McCrath of Milton was
the guest OF Miss Helen Brayton last
~eek.-fl. L. Brayton is visiting in Bos-
TON Mass.-Captains S. j. and Loren
rockwell have finished work for the
Union line and are home for the winter.
Mrs. George Beardsley died at her home
at Alburgh Springs Sunday morning. The
funeral was held ut the house at 10
O'Clock Tuesday. The burial was in the
Alburgh Center cemetery.-M Eliza
beth Trudeau is slowly failing.
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EDEN.

Eli Hines. an old veteran. slipped on
Lee IIinds's veranda, striking on his
back and hurting him quite badly
Louis Carpenter, while working in W. ].
Atwell's mill, got his toes badly crush
ed in the planer lie had spring board
that did not work we'll, SO got on to II
with his feet, and the mac.incry start
ed rolling him in with tho board. He
supposed he had removed the belt.-'Tole-
phone men are extending their line by
the way of the mills to the asbestos
inines-An opening ball at the Mt. Nor
rs hall Wednesday evening.
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CRAFTSBURY

The funeral Of Fred Corlss will be
held Tuesday afternoon from the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.-Mr. and Mrs
Leon Ladue from Montpelier visited OF
Harry Emery's the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spaulding have
sold their household goods and expect
to leave this week for Massachusetts,
Miss Smith from Fardwick was a guest
at the home of l.. y. Smith last week.
Mrs. Thomas Crowley, Iho has been i'll
for several days. is improving The
village school commenced tho winter
term last Monday.-ilarry Emery enter
tanned his mother from Calais over last
Sunday.
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JOHNSON.

l. l.. Pearl and wife left Saturday for
their winter home in Ardmorc. Okla
Miss Edith Atwell and Mi Bennett were
married at the brides home on Monday
and are spending few days in Cam
bridgc-Mrs. w. II, Nye and children
are in Braintrce, Mass, for Thanksgiv-
ing-F. G.. Dicknell gave Il party to his
male friends last week in his new house
Charles patch is moving 10 Wnoosii.
where he is to run Il boarding house.
Frank Heath has sold his place near the
station to William Cunningham, but
does not civ" possession until srrlng
Chauncey McCuin commenced work for
Wiley Bros, al Cambridge this week
Monday.
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GRAND ISLE.

About fifty of the friends of Mr.. and
MIS-. Arthur Ladd gave them a surprise
Monday evening, 1t being the tenth an
nivcrsary of their marriage Dainty re-
ftoshments were served.--The Ladies'
Aid will meet with Mrs James Uoaa
Thursday for dinner.-Victor Hurlhurt
goes to Boston to spend Thanksgiving
with his brother The Masons gave a
dance at Masonic hall last Friday even
ing.-Will Griffith and wife are to keep
house and live with Mr. Wilson