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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-29

Louisville, KY. July ga special
from Maysville. KY. says: The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company
cancelled a mortgage for $10.0o0,00o
here today and offered one for 10000
900 for record. to the New York Trust
Company for general equipment and
improvements.
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ssaa MT Coed Prsee.

The frst cotton tranaactIon Of the
week which calls for the delivery OF
$50 bales during the fall was made
Tuesday afternoon.
The cotton was SOLD by local farmer
to a dealer on a basis OF IL lac. The
lot sold yesterday 10 stated to have
brought the best price OF any of the
deals for fall delivery which have been
made this summer
During the past six or eight weeks
che farmers Of this section nave aoid
nearly $4,000 bales of the new crop,
which win be delivered during the fall.
Nearly all of the $4,000 bales which
have been sold brought better than II
cents.
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DEMOCRATS GET BUSY.

win Soon Plan Campaign For Com
gressional Majority.
washington, July 2S.-The Demo-
cratic congressional committee will
soon begin campaign work. The COM
mittee's effort will be to win a ma
jority in the next congressional cleo
ton.
The executive committee has Just
been announced by Chairman Lloyd, as
follows: Rainey. Illinois; Finley, South
Carolina: johnson. Kentucky; Hitch
cock. Nebraska. and Palmer. Pennsyl-
Yania.
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San francisco, July 2sEMiss Marie
Hitotsupanagi. daughter of Viscount
Suenow, a member of the Japanese
house of peers from Osaka, arrived
here yesterday on the steamer Korea
to enter Bryn Mawr College. Penn
sylvania. She IL q graduate OF Wah-
soda University, Toxic.
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fled in the United States Circuit Court
here today. Judge Hough granted the
decree to Frank Glebhill and Henry "a.
Parmeele, who succeeded the Knick-
erbocker Trust Company as trustee Of
q mortgage of $2,S50,000 on the prop
erty Of the railroad. Default In pay
ment of the interest coupons. falling
due Sept. /, 1908, and March l. Of this
year, is alleged. Date for the sale
will be fixed later.
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that he had come to ask for his free
dom. when Governor Noel had iearn-
ed tho facts in the case and had SUI.
ficiently recovered from his surprise;
the application was turned downsand
the applicant locked up
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49,, Governor For PaHdon.

Jackson. Miss, July 2s-Perhaps the
most extraordinarily presented petit
ton for a pardon on record In Missis-
sippi was laid before Governor Noel
yesterday. George Upshur, q fugitive
convict from Jones county, walked into
the governors office and announced
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DON'T Like Prohibitioa.

Toledo, o., July 2S.--The National
Convention of the United Order of
Box Makers and Sawyers today adopted
a resolution declaring against prohi-
bition on the ground that its adoption
will throw many box makers out of
employment III ,Af4zzi
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Want BienniaI sessions.

Atlanta, Ca, July 28.-A bill pi
viding for bienniar sessions Of six
days duration OF the Georgia II
ture passed the Senate today by
stantial majority. It is said tina
ernor, Brown will sign the bill
passes the House.
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REYES IS NOW OUT
REsIoNATr0N FROM PRESIDENCY
UNANIMOUsLY ACCEPTED.
Bsccesssr ~ Head Of R1public Of
CeAsmh1a VIII be Chosen
August 3-Broad Mind
edness Causes Dis
favor.

4 III
favor.
Bogota, July 2s-Ths resignation
Of President Reyes was presented to
the Colombian Senate today and un-
animously accepted. August was
fixed AZ the date for the election. of
his successor to finish the -constitu-
tional period which ends August 7,
1910.
General Reyes succeeded Senior Mar
roquin as president Of Colombia by
election in January. 1905. Although
formerly identified with the conserva-
tive. or clerical party. General Reyes
adopted some Of the principles OF the
liberals. which aroused the bitter
enmity Of the conservatives
His most radical departures from the
policies OF his predecessors were the
separation OF church and state and the
establishment of capital punishment
for treason. which previously, had been
lightly dealt with.
Before becoming President. General
Reyes had spent many years In the
military and diplomatic service OF his
country. one OF. his posts having been
minister to France. He is man OF
wealth with large estates In the
province of Cauca. General Reyes
rendered distinguished service for his
government in the rebeilions of 1885
and 1895.
General Rsyes quietly left Bogota
In the middle of last month FOR santa
Marta, on the Atlantic seaboard. where
he boarded steamer for Europe. Al
that time It was reported that the
general had abandoned office and II
was openly asserted that his volun-
tary resignation from office or
revolutionary coup was the only pos
sible solutions of Colombia's present
troubles.
The support given by the President
to the United States-Panama-C Colombia
treaty was partly responsible for the
dissatisfaction, the treaty being OBJ
jectionable to the general public.
A short time before he left Bogota
for Europe, General Reyes appointed
a new cabinet, In which General Hoi-
gum was named President designate.
On arriving in London General Reyes
announced that he had no intention
of resigning the presidency, as the re-
cent elections Tor q new congress had
resulted entirely in Mis- favor. HIS
presence In London appeared to be
concerned largely with the finance Of
the Republic.
During General Reyes absence from
the Republic q revolution broke out
at Savanilla and Barranquilla the
revolutionists there easily overthrow
the government without shedding any
blood. The revolt. however, was local.
lied to these two cities and after hold
ing out for a week the revolutionists
surrendered and the legal authority
of the government, was re-estaphsneo'
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New York, July 2S.--A decree Of
foreclosure and sale OF the property
of the Eastern Railroad OF Cuba was
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-29

The negro Baptist State Sunday
School invention and the State B. z.
p. u. convention IL holding their
twelfth annual session here and the
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-29

Chattanooga. July 2s-Prominent
Chattanoogans are signing petition
to Governor Joseph NJ. Brown. of Geor-
gla, for the exercise of executive
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eonvsntion wili oontinus until suday
afsernoon. when II viii adjourn.
There are nearly 1000 delegates In
attendance and among them are some
Of the most prominent negroes Of the
state.
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Baen from Elks, Cenvsnaen.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patterson returned
20 their home In Selma last night from
Los Angeles and other points in the
west. Mr.. Patterson represented Sell
tsna Lodge No. 1ef, D. r. o. Elks at
E2he meeting Of the Grand Lodge In Los
lApgelss.
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Miss Dora Cohen OF Memphis, Tenn,
win reach Selma tomorrow and will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Ysretzky.
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Miss Florence Gilmer. who has been
visiting in Uniontown In at home
again.
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Messrs J. NJ. Seymour and W. 7.
Wallis will leave in a few days for
VISIT to, relatives in Arkansas OKLA
homa and Texas.
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Mrs. Josiah Smith win entertain at
) porch party tomorrow evening COM
ELEMENTARY to her lovely nieces. Misses
Nary and Kitty Bibb of New Decatur.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-20
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1909

A short time ago Mark Barrup was
kicked by horse in such manner as
to break the works of his watch al
most beyond repair The curious part |
of the affair was that neither the
case nor crystal Of the watch was |
broken or the owner hurt. beyond a |
bruised arm and The loss ufahis breath
for q Few sessqnds 10 rJss aw gpre s,,-ssass ;.
The Grange held its installation on
the evening of January Ia. Deputy
w. A. Lawrence Of st. Johnsbury
assisted by Past Master Crandall and
Mrs. Crandall Of Bloomington Grange
installed the officers. Nearly 100
Changers were present5s including
about SO from Brownington and
Willoughby Oranges. Four sapplica
tions for membership were read and
ifavorabfy- reported upon. Following
the installation supper was served.
s = cRAFTSBURY.
John Babcock is the new stage
driver for the present. .s
The safe arrival Of Henry Smith at
Fort Worth, Tex. has been announced.
Henry Benjamin of Greensboro WAS
in town on business the first OF this
week. s.@ <ss, cE3.e .asa4s VA.
i State Grange Master Smith was in
attendance at the J, Grange Friday
evening. q g ITS
The Grange held its regular meeting
,Friday4eyening and worked the third
and fourth degrees. ~ "a -
! The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. George Chase Thursday Light
refreshments were served. .s.. -
/ Thermometers registered from rs
to 32,degrees below zero in this village
Wednesday morning, Jan. 12. -: -
Miss Carrie Wood Of the Deaconess
Home in Boston will speak OF her
work Friday evening in the Methodist
church.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Leavitt spent
the first Of this week visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Henry Benjamin. in
Greensboro. @
There was no school in the village
Wednesday afternoon as the teachers
went to Hardwick to hear the talk or
the new reading books.
i EAST cRAFTSBURY.
A number from this vicinity ATTENDED
the donation at North Craftspury We'd
nesday evening.
On account OF the bad weather there
was no Christian Endeavor meeting
; Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret Morse and Miss, Mar,
: Dutton were in Hardwick one da!
last week to attend teachers meet
ing. II
= The Ladies' Missionary society viii
,, give dinner at Mrs. Hejdger's. Tues
day, Jan. %. All are most cordial.
invited. eEtHs II %@ 800
: Mrs. R. S. Mason has returned
from New York city. where she ha
been visiting her sisters. for the las
! three months. 2ex. -
NORTH CRAFTSBURY ~
James Ryan Of Boston Is in tow
f visiting friends. a t@,s 3:2s34r15 ~
# Mrs. Scott Allen visited at M. S
ISawyer's Thursday. s1slg&slHysn: y
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-20

Charles Brooks is in town tuning
pianos and organs.
Bernard Young has gone to Texas,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Geo. Young has gone to New
York city to visit her son Charles.
q Tom Johnson has engapeH John Bab-
cock tp help him on the stage route.
John Wilmerson has finished work
for Tom johnson and returned to his
home in Hardwick. !
An article elsewhere in this paper
tells of the new sap spout invented
by G. G. Chassee of this place.
The donation held at the Congrera-
tional church was very largely attend
ed. the proceeds OF the evening being
ABOUT e'o. se,
Al. Smith and son are getting
out lumber to build an addition. to
their barn and make repairs on their
house the coming spring. i - dr..
Charles. BAILEY has a POSITION as
civil engineer on the Michigan Central
railway. He will have his sheadnuar-
tiers at Detroit. His many friends wish
him success. .sat67.r.>H .s ID,
/ Charles Root recently. sold three
cows, for $3.50. This shows something
of the value Of Mr.. Roots stock of
COWS. and incidentally shows that good
breeding in stock talks q. .s..,.,. /.
eA1sleY CLOVER. !. IT,. ss
j. C.. King has moved into tene.
nent in the McGaffey house. - ~.
1 Bickford & Smith are spreading !; the
pulp upon the r. E. Davis store. -
/ Mrs. May Quimby is the guest o.
Mrs. Harry Stanton in st. Johnsbury
h Frank Dunn. who went to Jay lum
bering, sold his team and has returne,
home. r''.'s-sa2,-g i u aea@
t. G.. S. Wilson is building gasolin
launch to run on Stone pond mex
summer. Fl
/ Miss Hester Coburn of Troy was
| guest at L.. P. Drew's several day
last week. - 49,
, Mrs. Harry Johnson of Fort Coving
, ton. N. Y, is visiting her brother, c
S. Parker s@s' +
+ N. A. Smith has recently put in ney
;, two lighted windows in his house
which adds very much to it's appea,
: ance. - -; @E1ifA<zG@
Mrs. n. A. Smith has an oieande
only one and one half feet in height
which has nearly so buds and blossoms
presenting beautiful sight
' There will be a grange meetin
' January Is and dinner will be servec
: The deputy is expected and all men
bers are requested to be present.
| There will be special meeting {
: the grange Monday evening. This
Y more particularly a: school of instru,
ton and it is hoped the members Wi
r turn out.
; The vital statistics of the town
Glover as compiled by Chaplin Leol
ard. town clerk, show nine marriage
! 5 births and 90 deaths in Glover durir
the year. 1908.
;" The selectmen. road commission,
land school directors will meet at Il
;. town hall in Glover village on Tuesda,
the 9Th day of February. to set
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-20
GREENSBORO BEND.

On Wednesday morning the thermo-
meter registered 80 degrees below ze-
70.
N. A. Ross had the misfortune to
drop a log on his foot Thursday. caus-
ing. him painful injury.
Mrs. e. r. Collins, and son Harold
spent several days last week at j. VI.
CanpBeIlss IN Greensboro.
At the Shurtleff auction Of the Down
er property COWS sold for from SIT to
$40 each and the sale was called of
before being completed. -
Miss josephine Huntoon and Reuben
Cbatfae we're married at the Presby-
| terrain parsonage by Rev. John Hood
| ON Janusry Z. They are now settled
| in their new home recently vacated
by Albert Huntoon. CONGRATULATIONS
= The remains of Mrs. Emery Duval
were brought here from Montpelier
! Saturday. The funeral was held at
| the Catholic. church and burial was
in the cemetery here, Mrs. DuvaI
was resident of. this place for long
time. moving away about three years
ago. .s'g4-< fge.1.
4 LOWELL.
4 Miss Maud Severance returned to
her school in Lowyilie n. Y. Satur-
| Iday.
i Mrs. w. II. Pope is gaining the
i trained nurse returned to her home
81 Saturday. -. .,,.~.- = :, s'a1.,Fz
Il Miss Burgess's school closes this
week the higher department. hiss four
days longer. -; s>e..s3>s. ltss# 80. =.
Z
John, McGorty's children have the
e measles several others in town have
{ been exposed. aLs
Don't forget the lecture of Rev. e.
e. Wells of Irasburg, Friday evening.
v Jan. %. at the M. WA. hall.
n w. A.. Blake has moved into bis
house, Mr.. Pudyah. who lived there,
o having moved into the basement of
e Medic Pudvah's house in the village.
Milo Hines has been appointed admin
a listrator of the estate of the late Alonzo
. Yaw. The commissioners to appraise
e the estate are /. Stephenson and Fl. f.
Hail. 49, -
Mrs. Smyth Sisco of North Troy Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. H.. d. Newton
~ last week. Mrs. Siseo moves this
= week to Bradford where they expect t.
go into business. $50
D. WESTMORE.
Bessie Converse is home from Lowell
il where she has been attending school
r Mr.. Chamberlin is entertaining hi
uncle, Harvey Courser of Orvilla. n
10 D.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chase wer
called here recently by the illness o
&c his mother. a-
y. 1t WAS Mr.. Cady who was brough
here for interment. not Mrs. Cady a
on was stated last week.
IL Several from this place went t
as West Charleston Grange to the installa
tion last Thursday night;a good tim
~, is reported. - sAss-
oy Mrs. Chase, who is staying wit
en- her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Myers. had
lai shock last week. but is q little NOR
comfortable at this writing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-20

The spelling bee held Oy the
Christian Endeavor society Friday
evening was success. About $13. so
was taken at the door. B. G. Morse
was the winner of the prize.
The. West Charleston, Dramatic club
will present their play ssTf,e Freeman
Mill Strike.'' Friday evening. Jan.
ain the -Esstry hall. Admission Is
and 10 5ceMs.N Yr n ~ ~
WEST CHARLESTON.
Homer Crandall is driving stage
for Fred Hamblet.
Bertha Kline has returned to her
school in Evansville.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Church are re-
joicing over the. birth Of a son.
| Fay Steadiford of Manchester. NJ.
H., is home on account Of illness.
A. r. Uttin of East Charleston spent
Friday here with his brother Bert.
James Crawford has returned to his
| home. Richard Steadiford is working
mere sr-a5&.aa ..5... 4i. ~ F,s,e =
! Rev s. III. Dickson,s subject for
next Sunday morning will be-" The
Day of Jezreel. "a'.p 81 se4lycdm M
.C.y. Crawford and Mr.. Sweet Of
Newport visited Mr.. Crawford's broth
er James over Sunday i;*@ g.3s54....g.s
Mrs. viii .Hyland and child Of
Graniteville. P. O.. were the guests
of her; sister, Mrs. viii Austin. last
| Week.i+sg@s ss..54ee :..,.s+fi 49, r. .g... /
f. Mrs. John LunderviIlei Of Granite
vile, T. O.. is in town visiting her
nephew. Herbert Badger. and calling
on friends. So .5e'
The play given here Friday evening
by local talent was we'll received by q
large audience. A number from out
| of town ATTENDED. ls
4 Al. Crawford of Westfeld was
There over Sunday to see, his brother,
~. HI. Crawford, and also his daugh.
ter. Mrs. o. M. Dane. .....
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Bert Armstrong Thursday
afternoon and evening, Jan. q. Sup
per will be served at the usual hour
Everyone cordially invited.
, Mason S. Stone. Frank L. Greene
andW. G. 'Belknap will speak on New
Vermont" at the town hall Thursda,
evening, Jan. 81. This is a free en-
; tertainment and everyone::..is cordial,
: invited.
Mrs. John Powers burned her hant
f quite severely few evenings ag,
while putting out a fire that hat
caught in her little daughters night
s gown as the child was standing befor
v the stove. before retiring.
The next regular meeting of tn
: Grange will be held on Wednesda,
? evening, Jan. 81. instead of Tuesda
!, evening, the regular time of meeting
Ex-Gov. c. j. Bell. a past state mas
ter. will be present. A large attend
n ance is desired.
Y There will be- a public educationa
! meeting here Thursday evening a
which State Superintendent of Edu
4 cation Stone. Editors Belknap sof Bel
q lows Fails and Lan,berton of Esse,
8 Junction. and Prin. H.SJ. Stannard q
. Barton will speak. The general sui
lject will be THE New Vermont"
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CoNr1NuEp rRom PAGE ONE

CONT1N UED FROM PAGE ONE
Thomas Smith 90. G., Frank Seavey;
g., Alice Grow: trustees. Mabel
Seavey, Erwin M. Porter. Gertrude
Seaver. After the council closed the
members sat down to refreshments,
consisting of plain doughnuts and
maple sugar and sugar on snow.
The sugar was Furnished 1by Bro. E.
M. Porter, and was pronounced of the
very best quality.
EVANSVILLE.
Frank Marshall is gaining very
slowly.
Aaron Gary is working for Frank
Lapierre in the woods ...e.as.ri...s 4.
The electric light company will COM
nlence wiring houses here this week.
Frank Lapierce has bought rot of
land of G. w. Aidrich and has COM
menced numbering.
There will be q donation for the
benefit of the Rev. VIM. Muir at the
Methodist church: Thursday evening,
Ian. %. Oysters will be served. Rev.
Mr.. Shaeffer Of Orleans will give one
of his best lectures. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all. a:s ,3-..7
About 80 OF the friends Of Mr.. land
Mrs. E. A. Towne gave them a SUR
mrise visit at the home of Mrs,
Towne's father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j.. Monteith. Friday evening.
AS reminder Of the high esteem in
which they were held number of
valuable presents and purse of mon
ey were left them. Coffee and cake
were served and very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by all.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Asa Gregory visited friends out Of
town last week.
B F. Trip, WHO has been in poor
health all winter. is failing.
Mrs. Ernest Langmaid of New Yorl
city is visiting at Will Co!burn's.
Will Ingalls, has moved his famil,
into Charles Chase's block in the will
age.
Alonzo Allyn has taken possession
of the farm he purchased from Viii
ingalls,.
Miss Ava Allyn of Portland, Me.
lis visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. D. Allyn.
A. c. Fellows has sold the Vande
water farm to George Morse o
Bloomington.
Mrs. Green OF West Charleston wa
a guest at c. N: Moulton's a rex
days the past week.
The topic for the C.. E. prayer meet
ing January rs is Life Lessons fo
Me from the Book of Genesis.
Leader, Mrs. W.. Z. Price. ~
Miss Maude Hal of West Charlesto
visited Mrs. C. E. Shedrick at Clyd
Cottage last week. She left Saturda
to visit relatives in Ceaticook. P.
W. z. Stoddard went to Montre:
last week to visit his son Willie. wh
had an operas for appendicit
two weeks ago and is now i'll with til
measles. "a
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WEST CLOVER.

WV S>-s;is e:f::t:i II
Ellis Prescott was. sick last week.
but Is petter. <@7sz -. 90
A large quantity of ice was cut ON
Parker pond last week. ''e 'ftini:'t
Isao Wheeer spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cook. "a -. .i:l;s:~
Mrs.:C. c. Stevens is spending a
short time with her son Judsoa.ri
Ruth Bean has gone to CANADA to
spend two weeks with her parents and
with friends. %a'4 atap ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Caroa visited
at H. A. Paquette's last week Tuesday
and Wednesday. -.;tel,. orr, 80.
T Laura Bean. who has BEEN visiting
cousins here. has returned ITO her
| home in Canada. z:ss..4 l3c:, 49,,
| Mr. and Mrs. John Borland are moy.
ing to Barton. We are sorry to have
i them move sway. *.
/ Warren Barber. who has been shut
in with hard cold, was able to be at
school again Friday : ~ : -
Rev. Mr.. Brinck from South Albany
supplied the pulpit here Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Mr.. Ross. 49,. =,
Many here were sorry to learn of the
accident of Allen Thompson while
saving wood at James Cameron's.
II. N. Paquette recently bought {
100 acre lot of Ed. Gallagher. This
consists of timber lot and sugar placs
equipped for 1900 trees -;
GREENSBORO. -i.@t:.f
+ Mrs. Wv. Goss went to Burlington
Wednesday. il eaal...>.
WA. Tate will sell farming tools
hay and stock at auction Wednesday
Jan. q.
Harry L. Dow has given up his posi-
. ton at Orleans and is travelling repair
ing clocks. '.;;
&c. S. Perkins and AIvah Hill VIII
were badly injured while working i
{ the woods, are both improving.
There was a meeting of Conferenc
, at the Presbyterian church Tuesda!
The ladies furnished free dinner. =
: Mrs. b. NJ. Kelley. who has bee
staying with her brother. B. M. Wi
: ley. during Mrs. Willey's absence. hi
, returned to her home in Morrisville.
The officers of Caspian Lake. Grane
r were. installed Thursday evening b
e Past Master G. J. Bell. after whie
refreshments were served and soci
e time enjoyed by all. ;~~!,a
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all bills against the town. And the
auditors will met Friday. Feb. IL. to
attend to the duties of their once.
The following officers of Glover
Grange were installed by Worthy
Master r. F. Mason Of Crystal Lake
Grange Tuesday evening. Jan. 2 W..
No q Harry Phillips: overseer. E. y.
Alexander; steward. Henry Merriam
assistant stewart. 5Alvah Rich; lectur.
er. sH. N. Davis: chaplain. Mrs. C. s.
Phillips; secretary, Mrs. Fannie S.
Carr: treasurer. Mrs. Bell Davis
Ceres, Matte Chapman Pomona. Mrs
Gertie Kelton: Flora. Fannie Sargent
l.. A. steward. Mrs. Helen Roystan
After the installation Refreshments
were served.
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