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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-22
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NaNnhnphip IpNus

Dear Sir: Let's have a little pri-
vate talk by ourselves on business;
nobody else, please, read
You want TO know how to do a
cheap job of painting, and have It
look good Here 1t Is: The cheapest
thing there Is In the way of a good
looking job say nothing about its
being good lis Devoe; the regular
thing In nevoc
The reason is: Deyoe goes further
than anything else. Lead and oil is
good-looking; don't so SO far and
costs more, The other paints are
more or less short In one way or
another; don't go so far and costs
more than Devoe,
Devoe costs least OF all; you don't
mind rs lasting longer, do you? We
can't help it; a paint that goes fur
Their lasts longer; we can't help It,
Yours truly.
10 +. w. DENOE & co.
+. s.. WaXahachio Lumber Co.,
sell our paint
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Tim Murphy S presentation of Old
Innocence at the opera house Sat
urday night was witnessed by .
large and appreciative audience. Al
though Mr. Murphy has been here 4
number OF seasons and came in the
early part OF this season with cupid
and the Dollar. Saturday night was
his first appearance here in "Old
Innocence one of his best comedies
At the end Of the second act he was
forced to come out for a short cur
tain talk which was delivered in a
humorous vein
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i, L, Brown, Iamp0sAs; L. +
Myers, Detroit Jas, A. Walker, Wa.
co; c, u, Hayes, wife and children
Crescent City; c. O. Romingcr, Fort
Worth; ID, w, story Fort Worth
John G, Wood, Dallasi w, =. South
ern, Dallas; j f. Daniels, Ennis; w
solving Fort Worth; l., w Powers
Chicago N. u, Childton, IT, Worth,
r, +. Lacy. Dallas; John Boothe
ArlIngton f. G, Baker, Dallas; j,
w. Brownlee, Dallas u, w. Hart
man. Dallas; G, +. Crawford, Mem
phis; W. S, Robinson, Ennis II. u,
Hindman, CorsIconai l. Jolosch, En-
mis-,
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PERSONALS
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l. Jolesch Of Ennis was in the city
| today
Constable Hays Of Midlothian is
here today.
Prof ], NJ Parker is here today
from italy
Mrs John Rodman is visiting in
Dallas today
Mr. and Mrs r, Boehle spent sun
day In Dallas,
sam English went to Corsicana
sunday evening
Mr., and Mrs, Shell Taylor visited
IN Dallas Sunday,
Fred Guycr Of Dallas was In the
city sunday evening.
H. y, Rosscr of plamyiew. Hale
county rs visiting in the city
W. - NtUlnit OF fDlI worth spent
yesterday and last might In the city
Miss Susan Pope spent Saturday
and sunday In Dallas with friends
Lynn Lasswel is attending a
bankers convention at Fort Worth
today
Constable Price Of Italy and Con-
stable singleton of Milford are IN the
city today
Constable Hamm of Palmer and
Wilson of Ennis are In the
city today
Frank Davenport OF TeXorkana Is
IN the city visiting his mother who
is quite sick
Mrs j w Perry of Sabines, Mex
leo, "a In the city the guest of her
sister, Mrs, W. A. Gibson.
w, NJ, Wilson of Corsicana, presi-
dent OF the Central Texas Grocery
was IN the city today.
Mrs, doe II, Hollis left this after-
noon ON visit TO her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, J G. Davis at Athens,
superintendent Acker of the city
public schools went 20 Dallas this
20 hear President Ellot's
lecture
Miss stella Davis, who has been
visiting relatives here for some
tmo, returned to her homo ut Attn
ems today
Mrs, Nathan Lakeland and chill
dren left saturday for Honey Grove
where she win Join her husband In
their now home,
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MARTIN KURzLIEB
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The ivre this Npuk oNufa the
Amusement loving public an eVcep-
tiunailt good bill of hiph class vaud
rsillr O Routke A Atkinson wlll az.
pear IN n delightful, refreshing llttle
comedy sketch emitted The insut-
amer Agent 1his " az entertain.
ment that Viii please YOU one of
the novelty features Of Do wreck viii
bo he Act given By Miss luanta ri
cardo coutottienisi and aerobatic
dancer Price Of admission for the
vaudeville performances is 80 cents
Hours . m. 5s3e . M and ; go
y m 2tt
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WilliainS-I'l'Icp,

Mr., H. Taylor Williams of Italy
and Miss Josephine Price OF this city
were united In marriage Sunday az
ternoon ut o'clock at the homo of
the brides mother, Mrs, NJ II. Price
on North Rogers street, The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j G..
smith The happy event was witness
ed by quite n number OF relatives
and friends of the young couple. At
5336 Mr., and Mrs Williams depart
ed for Italy whore they VIII roAlde
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LET THE PEOPLE KNOW TIT
you have fine cotton seed. or fine
corn, or fine chickens, or fine cows,
or ilne horses, or anything you may
want 20 sell, YOU should let the poo-
Pile of Ellis county know It by plac-
ing an advertisement IN tho want
columns OF the WaXahachie Enter
prise the paper that covers Ellis
county An nd VIII not cost you
much, and YOU viii moro than likely
set the desired results. Try It once
e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-22

Rome, Feb 90 The Duke Of Alb
u21i whose engagement to Miss FL
hnR the American heircss, has so
often been reported and denied, ia
now IN France, and according 20 re-
ports here, win sail today from Mar
eolllca ON o scientific expedition to
the nm0layas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-22

Cheyenne, Wyo., Feb. 22-Dele-
gates from all over the west and
from Canada are arriving In Chey-
enne today for this weeks great con
ference of the dry farming congress.
Tho initial session will be held to-
morrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-22

u, r. bishop who works for the
Waxahachie Mattress Factory sus-
taincd Il painful cut on one arm
Monday morning while at work
around the machinery, The injury
was inflicted by a shaft under which
the arm was caught. Tho attention
Of physyician was required,
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Delegates from nearly all the sun
day schools In ELLIS county attended
sunday school convention at the
Central Presbyterian church In Wax
ahachle sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. A splendid program consist
ing of topics pertaining TO Sunday
school work was carried out,
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nrnIh Of Mrs. KnnsonOycr.

Mrs, Y, i. Roasonover. an aged
lady and one OF the pioneers of FL
lis county, died Sunday afternoon al
her home near Nash The funeral
services and interment took place
Monday afternoon ut Glenwood com-
etery Mrs, Reasonovcr was an aunt
OF Tyra Cheathom and DR. T. II,
Cheatham OF this city.
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Manager Reymullor announces a
week. opening with Hampton 4 Bas-
sett in a delightful comedy sketch
entitled "The Drummer and the
Maid" and Miss Lola Norwood. a
petite little singer and dancer Low
ers of refined comedy are invited 20
see these performers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-22

T. Gray Johnson, Prof, II, I, Living
ston, Prof, and Mrs J NJ Gordon and
Rev. G. II, Hogan went to Dallas
Monday morning to hear an address
by former President Eliot of liar-
ward University.
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noy I,ills Self,

village Mills Texas, Feb az
Early Saturday afternoon Frank
UuttO, rs years old, son OF w Nj,
llutto procured n pistol and Killed
himself A controversy with his ia
Their ls the cause assigned
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taeat uws

Msn,eemtf, photographer "a
uaea vht g Wi8c aepte ls a.
wv Illustrated art 81 bt Fm
pfn Hff
HbaNum smsy HmHt taat sin
aov $50
. p cront q 60 tr,i rootlns
thvAr "
u W MADISON. contractor and
builder n
see The hrc es,lneulsbet Al ?. a.
Crnnh Go n
Raaium spray tllls roachcs bed
huFs and flees $50
/ Raaium spfas tleans ard poiishes
Your furniture 2Ta
Don't fail TO eee that extra nne
+ picture ai he Empire 21t
romaioc and cabbage plants. 25c
per 100 nltd Forrest n
liot iamales at W. n Roymunets
store Monday afternoon ~
ono or those great w,ld vcet pie
lures VI the Empire tonight ~
Eighteen rolls tolle, paper and
holder FOR sl0O at Cronk Co Il
Ruy your sewer pipe from Waxa-
havhie Foundry a Machinery Co. rs
Buy your pumps from + s. Cronk
Co. All kinds. Prices way down n
Buy your floor oil from +. s.
Cronk Co, and keep down the dust
Let the Waxahachie Foundry 4
Machinery Co figure ON your plumb
ing. rs
When you need plumber, call
Bunkley, with f. s Cronk Co. Both
Phones 81 II
All kinds of pattern and model
making WaXahachie Foundry and
Machinery CO. rs
Designer and craftsman with
Waxahachic Foundry q Machinery
Co. e. w Rice Isl
+. wilkins, the well known piano |
tuner is hero. Orders received at |
Hood & Curlins. dtfw3 !
Phone l21 for free demonstration
of Radium Spray. Seeing is believ- !
ing. John Beatty & Son, 279 !
Electric lamp globes, 16-candle |
power for Z cents. Waxahachie !
Foundry & Machinery Co, rs
Who makes plans and builds mod
ern homes? See S j. Erwin, con-
tractor. Office phone 400. Il
Your barber recommends Cu-Cu- /
IA the Crude oil Hair Tonic by the
application at all Barber Shops. S2p
Hot talamels at Reymuller's Mon
day afternoon from to o'clock
Phone orders to Mrs. j. h. Boon. n
Either phone, No 40. win get the
Livery and Transfer Co,
Prompt attention given to all calls.
Phone the Waxahachie Livery and
Transfer Co when you want trunk
'r baggage OF any kind hauled.
Phone 40. If
When You want 10 20 TO or from
he depot ring 40. and we will be
{ your service. WaXahachie Livery
nd Transfer Co. q
We trade all kinds of new and up
o date furniture and stoves for old
balance cash or instollment II. ". {
dooro Furniture Co tt
Hot tamales viii be served at the
tore of W. h. Reymuller on West
ide Of square Monday afternoon
rom to 6 o'clock n
am here strictly for the business
nd TO give you the best up-to-date
hotos In your city. Mrs. G. II. Jack
ON, the leading photographer, Il 1
| &
We want to clean your home with {
he Vacuum House Cleaner. Cleans I
arpets mattlngs, upholstered furni- {
ure draperies without removing 1
hem from their present position. :
ohm Beatty Il Son Phone l21. 270
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Williams-price.
Mr. II. Taylor Williams of Italy | {
nd Miss Josephine Price OF this city
iere united In marriage Sunday az
ernoon at o'clock at the homo of
he brides mother, Mrs, NJ II, Price
n North Rogers street, The cere-
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Seed Oats.

Picked up few seed oats Satur-
day Come quick If YOU want any,
u. II, Thompson. 2TS
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CALVIN BROS, Nro prepared to at
tend TO your wants when they are
IN the Renta' furnishing line Clean
thor careful attention and satisfac-
tton "a always guaranteed. Phone
them and see, II
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Trinity and Rrazos Valley.
Gnnl Ahnnnd


Philadelphia Feb % President
Elect TAFT delivered an address at
the University Day exercises in the
Academy of Music today, and will
speak at the annual dinner Of the
University Alumni Society in the
University gymnasium tonight
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1. q. q. 4. Rchck abs.

Regular meeting of Rebekah lodge
present.
MRS. w. w. WALsToN, n. G..
MRS. p. G. Rocket, Secy,
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No, How Cheap, Blu, How Good

No, How Cheap, But How Good
In the matter II Price there are two
ways Of doing business. One is to
make a Price to close a deal ana do
the work TO TT the Price. The other
way is to do the work the way il ought
to be done and charge n fair living
Profit Tor the service,
Why not have the best your money
will command. ii you want good ser.
vice and a fair deal, see
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WANT CtbiiN>

WANT Cut,NN
49,. go.
FOR SALE BLANK vendors lien
notes nj The Daily Light once. u
/ ORDERS TAKEN ut the Daily Light
Office for engraved calling cards. n
q. u McCoNns. Fire, life. accident,
, tornado, plat glass an } live stock In.
surance. II
! FOR SALE My residence on West
+ Marvin Modern convenience. J. n
Gregory POS
WANT YOU 10 know that / picked up
q few seed oats saturday u H.
Thompson 2TS
WAXAHACHlE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. y. S McConrt, old
phone i61. II
STENOGRApHER Miss Lola Cur
lin, Office with G. c. Groce, Citizens
BANK Building, oktf
EGGS a few eggs from pen choice
&, =. Rocks $3.50 per 10. old phone
SIG, Mrs. }. w. Tucker II
SEWING L am ready to do spring
sowing for my friends ola phone.
Mrs. y. +, Marchbanks 50
SEED OATS Picked up few seed
oats saturday Come quick N YOU
want any y. H. Thompson 27S
FOR RENT room house ON West
Main street, electric lights, etc Ap.
ply to i. NJ. or j b. Naughtou 70
FOR SALE Good alfalfa hay, soc
per bale, cash al our barn, Ellis
county Loan and Commission co, tf
WANT YOU TO KNOW am sole
agent for the Easy Ringer Mop.
Phone your orders to Ben Leigh's |
grocery A. Z, kidd 277 |
! AM AGENT for any magazine on |
earth, See me or leave your orders
at Fcaris Drug store, Emerson +, |
owen, the Magazine Man, If ,
FOR RENT Two now houses, close
IN ON College street Modern, bath, !
lights and sewerage, No short tlmo |
renters wanted, See Chos Penn, ~ |
LOST Pocket book contaInlng
money l. @. Q, T. receipt from Wax
Lodge No so, aud some 9th
or papers Notify this otlco or c. W /
ldndop, d277w5
LOST Two stcp.mddors aud two
pairs of snlps II the one that borrow
ed them viii return thom no mes-
tons VIII Ice asked. W. Schustcr
Timer 977p !
FOR SALE one horse power re-
turn tuhlor hollori one lb-hOrse
power upright boileri one l2-horso
power traction engine, An in good
shape. WoNahachio Foundry q Ma
ahiucry CO as
EGGS indian Runner Duck Eggs
for Matching Tho greatest esq pro-
iucersi have laid all fall and win
or and stlll laying 800 for 49, \
Some and see my ducks and eggs ,
You viii want them. Samuel Fisher
900
'NINlN iliOSu are prepared to at | {
end TO your wants when they are
n the gents furnishing line, Clean
ny pressing and repairing receive
hoir careful attention and satlsfac-
ton IA always guaranteed Phone
hem and see, II
.ET THE PEOPLE KNOW TIT
'ou have fine cotton seed. or fine
'orn, or iino chickens, or fine COWS
n fne horses, or anything you may !
want 20 sell, YOU should let the poo-
Die of Ellis county know II by plac-
NIX an advertisement IN tho want
columns OF the WNXnhachie Enter
Prise the paper that covers Ellis
county An nd VIII not cost you
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We want TO clean your home with
the Vacuum House Cleaner. Cleans
carpets, mattlngs, upholstered furni-
ture, draperies without removing
them from their present position
John Beatty Il Son. Phone 421. 279
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| am here strictly for the business
and TO give You the best up-to-date
photos In your city. Mrs. G. II. Jack
son, the leading photographer, e
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Hot tamales viii be served at the
store of w. h. Reymuller on West
side of square Monday afternoon
from to o'clock. n
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!. Jolesch Of Ennis was in the city
.pbuN
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
GREENSBORO.

Charles Allen OF Lowell Mass, and
his daughter, Mrs. Hattie Starrctte Of
North crystal Lake, H., visited friends
In town last week after an absence Of
about twenty years.--Caspian Lake
Creamery received 1855 pounds Of
cream In the month Of August, equal TO
10,l9i pounds Of fat, with gain Of "a
per cent. making 11.e16 pounds Of but
ter. The average cream test was % &c
and the patrons received 2S.6 cents for
actual butter or 1915 cents for butter fat
r. +. Wakefield has completed the job
on G. Y. simpsons house and Is working
on the Messer house which is soon TO
shelter the post officc.-T officers
chairs at Caspian Lake Grange were
filled by ladies last Thursday evening,
and the demonstration was given that
the ladies could successfully manage the
affairs of the order.--A large number OF
young people gathered at the home OF
MI and Mrs. A. s. Clery Friday evening
In honor Of the Dist birthday OF their
son, Willlam.-Mrs C. G. Holmes Of
lakeport, \. H.. Is visiting her daughter
Mrs +. s. Melvin.
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RICHFCRD.

The program for the eighth annual
meeting of the Rebekah Lodges Of dis
trict No 4, !. o. O. Z, 70 be held with
Washington Lodge No. u. In odd Fell
lows hall IN this place this evening,
will be as follows; Meeting opened by
Washington Lodge at eight o'clock; adj
dress of welcome Miss Anna Arms, Rich
ford: response Miss Eta Canning. Enos-
hurgh Falls; exemnlncation of degree
Riverside Lodge, No II, Milton; unwritten
work exempllfed, Mrs. Susie H. Reach.
White River Junction, president of
Rebekah state assembly; reports of
lodges; report of last district meeting;
remarks by grand lodge ana assembly
officers and visitors; banquot--Mrs. +.
T.. Ingraham and sor, Raymond of
Montpolier, are visiting her parents, Capt,
and Mrs. J. y. Culver.-McKcnzio Rounds
went to burlington Monday TO enter
the University Of Vermont.
The underpass aud connecting hiT' way
10 abolish a grade crossing on the
Canadian Pacific railway one mile south
Of the station is nearly completed, and
the public is using the new highway
Margaret. infant daughter Of Ny. and
Mrs. John LauRhlin, died sunday Of
commissions. Tho body was taken to
Knowlton. Que. for hurial.-Claudo
Mansfield. train despatcher in Medicine
Hat, Assinabola, Canada is visiting here.
Miss Blanche Austin Of Newport Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Page Miss Ella
Nudgett Of Burlington Is visiting here
Forty-fve tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the New York excursion Tues
AaV
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

DR.. n. Royce Marvin, who was grad
uat"d from the l.. V NJ. medical depart
ment in 19nS and since then has been
doing work in the Lyon, Mass, General
Hospital has successfully passed the
New York State examinations in Albany
and will locate a Lyon Mountain. n. Y.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Choesman OF Hart
ford, Conn, and Mrs Harry Albright Of
Montreal have been guests Of heir
brother. 4. A. Cheosman the past week.
Wallace Sabre returns to his school at
Morris Heights this week.-Mrs.. Martha
Brown. who has been helping TO care for
Mrs. Peter Nantine. will spend the win
ter at Rouses Point.-Joseph Godin Is in
the Mary Fletcher Hospital. where he
was operated upon for appendicitis last
FridaN.-NOrman Nosburgh and family
have moved to Elmore.-Over so was
cleared at the social held at the rest
denCc of w. \. Soulc last Week.-Mrs.
Lot;io Gordon IS visiting In Montreal
Miss Kathleen Walsh IS attending school
in ST. Albans.-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cheesman Septem-
becr Of
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SHELDON.

Mrs. Weeks Graves died Saturday
morning after long illness. The funeral
was held at the residence Monday after
noon. Mrs. Graves was "a member Of the
Episcopal Church ana n woman of high
social standing. She leaves husband
md three daughters and one son.-Alrs.
Frank Dixon who has been i'll for some
time, was operated upon Monday at the
st. Adams hospital The operation was
EUccessful.-The Rev. John Bushnell vino
has been preaching Mt the Congrc gatonal
church for tho past few months will re-
turn to New York to-day and resume
us studies for the ministry Howard My
oft and George Morey went to BurlirS-
ton Monday 20 attend college, Ralph
Curtis has entered the employ OF w. g.
Nalsh.-Aphas G. Fairbanks will drive
the barge conveying the school children
from Rice Hill and sheldon Junction to
the Central school at Sheldon.-The con-
dition of Edward Gibbs. who has been
ticll for the past year, is greatly I'M
proved.--A. c. Hemingway has entered
the employ of II. H. Mowcr.-The Rev.
4. w. Kelley and his mother went to New
York to attend the IIudson-Fulton cele-
hration.-The town is making extensive
repairs on the village bridge across Black
creek.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRISVIT,LE,

The citizens of Morrisville and vicinity
were given a spectacle September g.
about eight o'clock by the burning of the
farm buildings of Charles Wright s,tuat-
cd on the brow OF West hill several miles
distant but with nothing to obstruct the
view The fire was caused by the over
turning or explosion Of n lantern in the
barn With a strong south wind the fire
soon reached the house only few feet
away. The stock and horses were taken
from the barn but calf was so badly
burned that it was shot. But few things
in the house were saved. There was an
insurance Of $3.50 on the buildings.
While Misses Allie Smith and LA Hoyt
were out driving Sunday afternoon, the
horse n colt, became frightened at an
automobile, threw the young ladies out
and ran away, demolishing tho car
rage, Miss Smith received injuries about
the head and face and was unconscious
for long time, Through the day, Mon
day she was in delrous condition
Miss fIoyt received sprained ankle
and a severe shaking up.-"he choir of
the congregational Church held an in
formal recaltlon Mopdav avenirx at tAs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-30
ENOSBURGH.

The Ladies society of the CongreEa-
tional Church will serve dinner at the
home of Mrs. George Raymore Friday
The Rev. Mr., Peterson of East Berk-
shire preached at the congregational
Church sunday, Mr.. Kent preaching at
Fast Berkshire and MONTGOMERY Center
Frank Hart. Jr. several weeks in a
hospital at Burlington, has returned
lome.-Mr. and Mrs Goodrich OF Pen
son are guests Of Mr. and Mrs Kent at
the parsonage-Nr. and Mrs. k.lihu Gill
bert of Sacramento. Cal. are visiting his
sister, Mrs Bertha Gilbert Moffatt, Mr.
Gilbert left F,nosburFh 81 years ago and
tits is his first visit home. Mrs. Jennie
Gilbert Macy Of lrashurgh is also visiting
cIrs. Mofiatt.-James Libhey went to
Newport Monday.-Frank Smcnds is i'll
with the grip
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ISLE LA NOTE.

r. r. Phelps is slowly improving Mr.
and Mrs, Spooner ana child Of Boston are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Hall.-N
w. Fisk attended the funeral of ex-Gov-
ernor Bell Wednesdays Hurst Is
visiting in Swarton.--The exercises for
rally day at the Methodist Church were
very pleasing. About so children took
part.-Emer Pike has returned to Law
renee Academy. Groton, Nass-Mrs
Lena Montg omory has purchased n
piano.-The late arrivals a Brightview
cottage are A. II. SERVER. W. II. Doo-
little, Johr ". Clark OF Champlain. y.
Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Greene of
Burlington.t.. S. Fleury is better.-Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Dean has returned to East Orange.
n. J.-Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell and daugh-
ter, Lulu and c. H. Jones of Crazy spent
Sunday at n. w. Fisk s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chamberlain and party Of St AL
bans were at \. w. Fisk's Sunday-Sev-
eral boys from here went to Charlotte
Monday to picR apples for Charles
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