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Evening journal., 1909-04-07

MILK, CREAM AND BUTTER.
s. III. RIDGWAY. $40 Il. Sth ST..
Wholesale and Retail dealer In MIX,
Cream and Butter.
Manufactures OF Ice Cres m and Snow
Flake. Both Phones.
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Evening journal., 1909-04-07

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
VIII be sold At public sale on premise
OF the undersigned, ELSMERE, DEL,
THURSDAY, APRIL SIH' 1909
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
VERMONT NOTES.

The orange County Telephone COM
pany has decided to discontinue its
switch at Roxbury and the telephones
will be divided between the exchanges
at Mortified and Randolph.
The First Congregational Church OF
Enosburgh has been Incorporated At
the ONCE Of the secretary Of state in
Montpelier. The paper is signed by
four residents Ct Enosburgh Falls. ].
W. Chaffee. C. T, Fassett. T. w. Per
ley and Everett Kent.
A man named Wallace caused
amusement in Washington county
court late Tuesday afternoon by burt
ing out Don't yer quit in this court
at i've o'clock?' Everyone was sur
priscd and the court believed the man
had made a mistake. One more wit
ness was called to show the fellow
that Judge stanton was running
things and the sheriff cautioned him
against a recurrence OF the offence.
The base ball schedule OF the Nor
witch University team follows: May 7,
ST. Miohael's. Northheld: May 6. open:
May !. Clarkson Tech, Potsdam n. Y;
May s. st. Lawrence. Canton. n. Y;
May 10. Vermont Academy, Saxtons
River; May IA. St Anselm, Manchester.
N. H.; May IS. open; May 10, Vermont
Academy. Mortified; May % Middle
bury. Middlebury: May "a, st. Law
renee, Northfcld; May 90 ST. Michaers
Winooski, June !. Mass. Asgies, North
field: June 2, Manhattan, Northfeld:
June 8, Middlebury. Mortified.
The trial calendar for the special
term of supreme court al 81. Johns
hurry contains 10 cases. six OF which
are from Essex county and II are from
Caledonia county. The case OF James
d, Bell vs.. the Vermont division of the
Portland & OxdensburG railroad is ~
years old. Other cases are: smith vs..
Goethe: Ide VS. Boston 4 Maine rail-
road: Barnet VS.. Plainfeld; Norcross
VS.. Brown: state board OF health VS.
St Johnsbury village: Carpenter VS.
Gibson; Lawrence w. Lawrence Kan
kin VS.. Boston 4 Maine railroad;
Greer VS. Lawrence and Gee VS.. Fol-
lensby and Peck. From Essex county
are these cases: Marahall VS.. Dalton
Paper company; Joslyn VS.. Moose Head
Lumber company; Norcross VS.. VIII
lard. Lottinvillc vs.. Frank Markee:
yallancourt vs. Grand Trunk. From
Orleans county are the two cases OF
Barton VS.. LeClair and Hassam vs.
Stafford.
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BETHEL.

W. b. Smith and Mrs. J. Fl. Hewitt OF
South Royalton were in town Monday to
request the local ministers not to marry
their father. Harvey Smith of Sharon,
who obtained a license recently from the
clerk of that town.--A. l.. Morse a. Co.,
who have been operating on the bearing
lot the past winter, have taken of about
6M.oOO feet Of timber, which 10 being
sawed by steam mill and CARED at
Randolph. the railroad commits
sioners take up tho r,ndlay bridge cross
ing problem at the adjourned hearing
April 7, it would not be surprising n the
town officials were to come in with a
unanimous Endorsement of the two under
pass proposition. It is said that Bur-
lington engineer will he asked by the
selectmen to prepare plans and estimates
with that In view--Dr William Stickney
OF Rutland Is In town.--Mss Mabel Miller,
a teacher In the Salem. y. H.. schools, Is
spending a week in town.-Miss Hattie
Wood will teach the village school in
Tunbridge tho coming term beginning her
fifth year at that point.
Fire was discovered during the noon
hour Wednesday In the roof OF the
Bethel Inn. An alarm was sounded, but
htioTe tTe dTTlV2I tne nose company
the fire had been put out by the use ~
several hand extinEuisheTs. A hole OF
considerable size was burned in the
roof Sparks from a locomotive are sup
posed to have caused the fre.-D. l..
Child has put In $50 cons OF ice. from rs
to 100 tons more than ever before.-A
party Of IS persons will leave this sta.
ton Friday forenoon for Washington, ID.
c.. under the auspices Of the Whitcomh
high school travel party. The names OF
those planning to go are as follows:
Principal and Mrs, J. C. Walker: Miss
Mabel Brown. a teacher; Helen Brooks
Evelyn Morse, John Noble, Austin No
hle, Zilpah Ranney Albert Washburn
and Stanley Putnam. Of the class OF
1909; Paul Wilson. George Abbott, RUIZ
Fish and Forest Blossom OF the class of
1910; Leila Gushing OF the class of 1911;
Misses Alice Gilchrist Mary Washburn.
Mary ellison. Gertrude Putnam. May
Savage. Ellen Preston and Gertrude GIL
man, Mrs Ellen Lattimer. Mrs. Robert
Noble, all OF Bethel; Miss Winifred Ao-
hott OF Dorchester. Mass, Mrs. NJ. L,
Nyman. Jr., and Miss Anna Whitcomh
nf Gaysvlle; the Rev. and Mrs. T.. s
NJ. Barnes. Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Brigham
Fnd Miss Eva Hatch. all Of pttstleld.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Word was received Thursday announc-
ing the death OF Mrs. l. K. Serviss at
Daytona, Fla, where she had gone to
spend several weeks with her husband.
The remains arrived here Sun
day morning for burial. Mr.. and
Mrs. Serviss were formerly residents Of
Brandon. Mr.. Serviss being In the furni-
ture business and Is now engaged IN
the same business at Newburg. N. Y
Rollin F. Hatch has a position in A. J.
Ives clothing store.
The remains Of Mrs. ], II. Serviss were
brought here Sunday morning from
Newburg, N. y. and taken to the home
ct Mrs. Frank Pierce where the funeral
was held in the afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. W. V. Berg OBLIGATED
The bearers were Col, W, d. Nutting
Senator W. F. Scott. DR., W. r. Marsh.
DR.. 0. c. Baker. f. w. Briggs and
Frank Williams. The interment was at
Pine Hill cemetery. Among those who
accompanied the remains were Charles
Passenger, Howard McKethron and
Mrs Mary Cdndall of Newburg, N. ",
and George Fem Of Bristol Conn. Mr..
Serviss received telegram Sunday
evening announcing the death Of a
hrother-in-law in IroQuois, Ont, and
left on tho morning sleeper for tina.
placs.-Twenty-one persons united with
the Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs Elroy Rogers have returned from
Tampa, Fla, whore they have spent sew
eral months.--A son was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Lena Of Carver
street.-Miss Mary Lynch has taken a
position with the Tuttle Printing COM
pany at Rutland.-Miss Alice Aim has
been spending a few days In schcnec-
tady. N. Y.-H. f. Bisseil has accepted
the management for the coming season
ot large new hotel at Cooperst
n. Y. Mr. Bissell will begin his duties
shout June 1.
Mrs. 4. g. capen Of Forestdale. who
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ROYALTON.

A large crowd OF people gathered on
the common Wednesday in front of the
house of the late Frank Bosworth TO
see his property knocked off to the
highest bidders. 1t seems strange to
think of one who has been n town pau
per for years as having an estate to be
settled, but such was the case as ascer-
tained after Mr.. Rosworth's death last
fall. One after another the things were
brought out until II seemed as though
the house could not possibly have held
them all. Many ancient relics were sold
such as old china and pewter platters,
pewter spoons brass spoons. copper bot
toned kettles. solid silver spoons, candle
snuffer. hand-spun and woven blankets
and spreads, hand made axes and other
tools. Quantities OF almost new clothing
were brought out and sold for a song.
and yet the former owner OF these things
used to go in rags thu hardly covered
him and couldn't keep out the cold
Some OF his clothing had been given him
in years past out Of neighborly pity
There were dozens OF pairs of good
stockings. suits % wool underwear.
broadcloth coats and overcoats and coats
OF cheaper quality. a score Of vests and
new trousers. Provisions were brought
out. beans. sugar and parched corn, the
accumulation Of years evidently, years
In which the poor old man had insisted
on living his hermit life instead OF going
to the poor farm. There was bright new
tinware, particularly pals and pans.
These things seemed well cared for as
did everything that was stored In the
front room. Why did he 60 stock!ngless
and In rags with clothing enough laid
away TO stock country store? Why did
he choose to live alone in wretched
sQualor instead OF being kept warm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
BENSON.

The Rev. J. II. Keep who has been
confined to the" house for about two
weeks with the grip. Is iinproving.-Miss
Retta Wilcox of Poultney Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Wilcox
Albert White of Rutland a former res
ident, is in town.-C. w. Odell who has
lived in town several years. will move
about the first of April to Barre. where
he has bought a farm.--A negro tramp
was taken into custody last week by
Sheriff Relden and sentenced to the
work house by Justice Deyette for 60
days.-Samuel Martin moved to Shoreham
the past week. where he has taken a
farm Fred Barlow is moving to the d.
2. Naramore farm.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Gov. George II. Prouty Thursday ap-
pointed Frank ]. Martin Of Barre to be
judge of probate for the district of
Washington to fill out the unexpired
term OF Hiram Carleton. deceased, or
until December /, 1910. This appoint
ment was not unexpected as it was gen
orally understood the choice lay be
tween Judge Martin and F. =. Carleton
ot this city. son OF the deceased judge.
Mr.. Martin studied law with the Hon
Frank Plumlev OF Mortified and with
Hiram A, Huse OF this city, He was
admitted to the bar in October. 1890. AMI
since that time has been In active prac
tice in Barre. This ONCE carries witt
It a salary Of $500 year.
Referee w. n. Theriau't received
Thursday the papers In the bankrupt
cy case Of Joseph Canales of East
Barre. who has been in the granite
years The liabilities in this case are
scheduled at sl1,s7017 and the assets
at s425. Among the unsecured parties
arc several Montpelier tradesmen.
The first hearing In the bankrupt es-
tato of Burnham Gordon. formerly a res
tsurant owner in this city. occurred Sat
urday morning. The examination OF the
bankrupt should have occurred but he
was i'll according to his physicians state
ment In Lyndonville with dyspepsia.
About a dozen farmers. merchants, meat
men, and help were present l. X
Bixby was appointed trustee.
Detective ]. II. Thompson, employed
by the Central Vermont Railway COM
pany, is getting after the hObOes who
have been making Montpelier Junction a
stepping point. There has been consid-
cradle petit thieving there for q few
weeks which has been laid to the rail-
road men but which the detective states
is done by tr-amps. He brought two Of
them before Judge Harvey In city court
Saturday morning, Frank Kelly and John
Jameson of Boston, and each was SEN
fenced to 30 days in county jail.
Harris Yeti has returned from New
York. where he went with Eva. hts
daughter, for treatment to the child's
eyes She had to be taken out Of school
because her sight was failing and when
she left here two weeks ago was blind.
She was treated In Mount Sinai hospital
by an eminent specialist and can now SOC
with ono eye and It is hoped that the
sight Of the other can be revived.
judge stanton Saturday signed an order
committing Mrs Potter Shatney OF Eden
to the state hospital for observation. II
was done Mt the request OF W. A. Tracy
of Johnson. her attorney. 1t Ia UNDER
stoou that the defense In her coming
hearing before tho grand Jury will he
insanity. ane is charged with shooting
Daniel Baker NJ Eden two weeks ago and
because she could not furnish S2@s anil
she was committed to the Jail at HYDE
Park,
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WINDSOR COUNT
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

and Willoughby at Gates's opera
house at the Junction for the alleged
middleweight championship OF tho
world, Anderson proved the better
man. There were two bouts. one OF
~ and the other OF IS minutes The
gate receipts amounted to about s465.
the winner taking all.
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fell on the ice and broke her hip, died
Tuesday morning She IL survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Z A. Partlow. of
Forestdale.-Roln f. Hatc, is passing
few days in Schenectady. n. Y.-The
old bell at the Episcopal Church was
taken down TUESDAY and new one
put in its place, given to the church by
Mr. and N,S. A. G. rarr and daughter,
Shirley. OF Chicago The bell weighs two
tons.--Miss Mamie Stannard OF West
Haven has been spending few days
with Miss Grace Giles-W. II. Williams
has purchased Buick automobile which
will bc used in connection with his bakery
business. Miss Ruth Sprague Of Lowell,
Mass, is spending a few days at her
home on Conant square
The dedication service for the new boil
at st. Thomas's Episcopal Church was
held yesterday morning at ten o'clock
poem appropriate for the occa sion was
read by the rector. the Rev. Charles Is.
Carpenter After the service the bell
was raised and placed in the tower
While returning from Goshen Tuesday
evening, DR.. O. c. Bakers horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing thu
doctor out OF the wagon and f-acturing
bone in his STANDARDIZATION K. J
Orrnsbee is able to be out after few
days illness.-M. L. Gibbs has sold his
farm to Thomas Dundon OF Orwell who
VIII take possession soon.-Miss Eva
Baker of Middletown Springs is visiting
her parents. Or. and Mrs. o. c. Baker
Miss Sarah G. Johnson. who has been
the grammar school teacher here for
Eve years, has been granted q life GER
tificate by Mason g. Stone. State superin-
itndent. and w. p Abbott. examiner Of
teachers for this county. She has held
certificates OF the first and second grade
for II years and has taught thereon two
hundred weeks In the public schools Of
Vermont.
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are in Boston.-Robert Burnham is ILL.,
y. r. Demcrritt was in Randolph yes
terday.-E. G. Miller has purchased the
building where his laundry is located
w X. Elliott is confined to the house by
illness.-The Hypatia club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. W. l.. Was
son.Mrs. NJ. H. Moody is at home from
a visit in Amherst Mass-J. Is. Fuller
ton returned to Willimantic. Conn, yes
terday.--G. f. Moody is ill.-Frank King
has gone to Springfield. Mass, where he
has position.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
COW.TAIL POWER.

A Brown county, Kansas. farmer
claims to have a COW that lashes her
tail with such strength that he uses
her tail lashings for power on the farm
He cut hole In the side of the barn.
placed a walking bcaAn In the hole
fastened the cows tail to the beam. ana
began to milk her. Whenever she raised
her tail 10 lash him In the face, she
lifted the beam. and the power gained
operated saw-mil. which cut up WOOD
enough for the days use by the time
the milking was done.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
LOWELL.

Mrs. George Chaffec and daughters of
Troy, visited their uncle and aunt, M
and Mrs. V. c. Sisco, Triday.--Charles
Stephenson OF Greene. r. l.. Is stopping
in town a few weeks with relatives. Mr.
and Mrs G. r. Watson were in John
son saturday.-During the high wind
Wednesday night and Thursday morning
March II and IS. sparks from the burning
waste near NJ. L. T1ilotsons saw mill
set fire to between IS and 20 piles OF his
lumber. burning them. The loss Is es
timated at 5000 no Insurance Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Finn are the parents of u
daughter born March l6.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. j. Edmunds and daughters are visit
ing at Mrs. Edmunds's mother, Mrs
Cyrus Durinage.-Dr. and Mrs. D. J.
Sheehan entertained his mother Mrs y.
Sheehan. and uncle, f, Gallagher Of
Craftsbury Saturday and Sunday.-Guy
Wakeman OF Newport was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. " c. Ssco Monday--Miss
Mabel Farman has returned from Kan
sss. where she has been throughout the
winter. She has been engaged to teach
the spring term Of the higher department
a the village school in WestHed.-Miss
Ella Curtis is spending n few days with
friends In Richford.--The Literary and
social club will present drama at the
NJ. ". A. hall Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Rufus w. Spear has resigned as
register Of probate to take effect April
/ and will devote all his time to the work
Of the public utilities commission of
which he will he clerk.--Mss. J. o.
Thrasher, who has been on All extended
trip to Boston and points In the West,
has returned.--W. Richmond, who has
been passing the winter with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Louis Bradshaw OF Kansas City,
Mo. has returned.-C. F. BiEelow has
purchased an automobile Of bO-horse
power.
Capt. c. G. Bullock of CRANKY, P. O..
was In town over Sunday julius
Barnes. who has been passing the win
ter in Massachusetts. has returned and
Will occupy the tenement of H. j. Hin
on second street.-Mr. and Mrs John
Cushing arc the parents of a son born
last week.-Frank II. Wheeler, who is
teaching in Mohegan. N. y, is passing
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Wheeler-Miss Elizabeth
Richmond Of Burlington is visiting ut
W. Rchmond's.-Miss Ruth Richmond
and Mrs Grace Bean Of Orleans aro
closed Friday for spring vacation.-Miss
Margaret Miller passed Sunday at her
home In Burlington.-Mrs. Robert Camp
bell and Mrs. Harry Dale have been
oalled to Farnham. p. O.. on account
% tho death OF Mr.. Shanks, who was
killed in a wreck near that place.
The village report issued Tuesday
shows that the receipts have been S12.-
o37s2 and the expenses $l1.S6s. The
water commissioners have reduced the
debt in the last two years s5265 90 and
Increased the amount in tho treasury
315s3s. The village meeting will be
held Friday evening at 1880 at Acad-
envy hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
EAST BRANTREE.

Mrs. r. G. Mann spent last week
with her aunt in Braintree.--Mr and
Mrs. Wallace Peavey celebrated their
S5th anniversary by visiting their
daughter In Williamstown last week
sday.-----Glenn Thayer went TO
Northfleld Sunday to work for his
uncle, Frank Gold.-Julius Jerd of
Rochester is spending some time here
with his mother-Mrs. r. A. Hutch
tnson's Ill and her mother, Mrs
French is caring for her.--Mrs. Car
RE Flint Is visiting her daughter In
Randolph.--West Brookfeld creamery
paid San cents for butter for the
month Of February.--Mrs Roana Nell
son has returned to New Hampshire
after spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Scott
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
WESTFIELD.

While helping to saw of bohoin oioc"
at Davis & Graig's mill Thursday the
log slipped, and the block, 10 inches long
and 20 inches in diameter, few and struck
Earl Reed on the side of his face and
broke a hone just below the temple 1t
is q wonder it did not XIII him instead OF
only knocking him senseless. -Miss Alma
Jacques came home Saturday night from
Fast Barre where she is teaching, to
spend two weeks vacation.-The Wood
worths have finished shipping the past
years output Of hohbns. 100000 and do
not plan to make them this year. They
intend to start up tho mill about the
middle OF April and have about million
feet Of logs to make up.-W. O. Wright
expects to start work on his new house
about the first Of April.-D. NJ. Cross Of
johnson has bought the Carl Rean place
for s,o0-Miss Scott of Newport Is with
her sister. Mrs. William Kelley.
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died Sunday. Sabbath afternoon. Inter
men, was made in the Catholic GENE
terry In Newport Tuesday. --Myron
Cleveland IL recovering from the meas
les. His two children were very III he
last Of the week--The Academy school.
which opened again Tuesday. was
much depleted In number. 40 many be-
ing kept out by rneasles.-The Christian
FNdeavor society gave an entertain
mcnt In the Congregational Church last
Tuesday evening. Actors from Newport
were engaged to repeat the play
"Enoch Arden given by them there a
short time s,nce-Annie Griggs is spend
ing her vacation in North Troy.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Charles Bailey Adams Is critically ~
with pneumonia.-J NJ. Fargo resumed
his work as bookkeeping at the Emcr.
con mill Monday.--Prof W. e. Howard
OF the board Of education was Mt the
normal Saturday M l. Boyden In con
fined to the house by bronchial trout
bie--There was jingle party at Pro-
lessor Morrilrs Monday evening.
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at East Warren. They were both old
residents of Warren. Mr.. Van Deusen
leaves son and daughter, Mrs.
Willis Cady of Roxbury ana Abe of
this place with whom he lvcd.-Mrs.
O. NJ Jones was in Waitsfield Sunday.
Mrs Carlos Martin is i'll
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

W. II. Angel, who has been very i'll
for few days Is Improving somewhat,
Mrs. Winslow Rollins Is III and not
expected to recover.-Mrs. isabel Even
has been engaged to preach the mem
orial sermon at Memorial hall North
Calais Clement Batchelder is at homo
from Goddard for ten days vacation,
There were eight persons received into
the church Sunday Three by letter and
five by confession Carroll Nc
Knight died Monday morning after
long painful Illness
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Costinuea from ard Psge.)

organized Chelsea Dramatic company
will present Down East" at williams
town town hall Thursday evening Of this
week.--The Dramatic club from East
Randolph presented placer Gold at the
town hall Saturday evening. George A.
Tracy. who was confined to the house
some days with the grip. Is able to be
out.-Mrs. Charles A. Densmore accom-
panied by her son, Thomas. and grand
daughter. Dorothy Densmore. left satur-
day to visit her sister. Mrs. Charles A..
Dickey. In Lowell. Mass. expecting to
be absent several week.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Burrows have
moved back to their far1n.--Miss Madhie
sanborn is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Wallace kennison.--Mrs Hale Clark is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Notwithstanding Williams,
while working In the Milestone shop
ground two Of his fingers badly so he
has been unable to work for few days.
Miss Monteith has been caring for
Vera Leland.-Clarence Mcdowell has
bought the Hale Clark farm and will
move there soon.
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FAYSTON.

Edgar Long has sold his farm to David
Mckay. and bought the John English
farm In Warren of the Richardson
brothers-F A. Bragg was In Montpelier
Tuesday, -Charles Bingham las been
III with grip for several days,William
Pratt has moved to the William Dana
farm.
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Miss Georgia White. Mrs Reed and VII.
liam II. Mayo. Of Randolph. The party
will be away six days.-George A. Marsh
Is Mt the store again after a fortnight's
confinement with 1ufnbaoo
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CAYSV1LLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold q
sugar party at T. p. Chamberlin's from
two until five o'clock Tuesday.-The
Rev. L. c. Mckinstrey who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. +. Olln, will speak al
the Methodist Church Sunday at go p
m.-Roy Chamberlin of Rockefeller. Ill.
Is the guest of his uncle, Eugene Cham
herlin.-Mrs. Fred Brown is passing the
week in Randolph and Montpelier Miss
Jenness Weeks OF Boston IL the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman. Jr.--Leo
Perkins has gone to East Brookfield to
help his brother Through sugarins-
Mrs. II. l.. Waters Of Lebanon y. r.,
has been visiting in town.-The Stock
bridge Ladies' Aid society met Wednes-
day with the Rev v. NJ. Martin