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the name OF Jones. who died three
years later. For eight years she was
a widow. and then married MFR. Cra-
ven. who was a native of Burlington,
and they lived for some TINA In Essex
Junction. and later in Barre. after
which they moved here. 1t rs a very
peculiar fact that during all this time
she never heard from her father or
found any one who knew him or could
tell ncr Of his whereabouts,
Mr.. Miner Is now 81 years of age. but
is remarkably active for 80 old a man.
He walked from the depot 70 his daugh-
ter's home Mt 100 College street yesterday
morning and felt only a little fatigued by
the Journey and since then has been too
busy unravelling the tangled story OF the
past forty years to think Of much else.
Both Of them were overoyed at meeting
again, and the old gentleman has been
looking over series Of photographs OF
his daughter taken at different ages
with considerable interest.
He believes that II he had seen her
anywhere for any length OF time he would
have recognized her, but at the frs'
glance neither OF them knew the other
Mr. Miner. as he expressed II. found
his family. when he came home. Tor there
were two grandsons and two grand
daughters. as we'll as two great grand
sons In his daughters family, and al
though he has not met them all yet. tho,
will probably see him soon. Mr. Mine,
feels very much encouraged by his sue
cess In this matter. and II p not hevord
his hopes that ne may yet get hold OF
some clue to help him and his oldest son
I've is In excellent health, and he and his
daughter expect 10 VISIT Northfeid fail
tomorrow.
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LOWELL.

Mrs Anne Merton Of Barre Is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. =. II. Brahana.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hunt are at home
from Now York. where they have passed
the summer Edward Rhodes went TO
Boston Saturday TO consult a specialist
in regard to hir eyeArthur Hines Is in
New Hampshire for a few wcel;s.-The
funeral of Mrs Joseph Verge Of Westned
was held Tuesday ct st. Tgnatius Church,
the Rev. FIR I.avigne officiating. After
n long illness Mrs. Rufus Kinsley died
Monday She vas about So years old
Jesse La Premier OF East Jeffrys. n.
r., was In town the first OF this week. -
G. c. Stannard has been In Morrisvlle
and ST Johnsbury this week.--.1uius
Dehlots hns rented his farm to his son.
,.ahlen. for one year.-Mrs. V. c. Sisco
il spending the week in South Newport
and Newport Ccnter.-F. NJ. Sisco has
sold his cream route md teams to Wilbur
souther.-Mr and Mrs. Bradley Sanborn
Of New York city are visiting in town
r. NJ. Harlow Of Hartford. Conn. was
In town over Sunday.--Roy Brahana Is
attending Barton Academy this fall-Mr
and Mrs. V. NJ. Parker We're In Troy
Wednesday to attend the wedding Of their
son, n. A Parker and Miss Bertha
| Wursthorne
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Lymcn Kelsey who had been Ill for
several months, died Thursday evening
at his home at Lake Dunmore. The
probable cause OF Mr.. Kelsey's death
was a fall from roof which he was
shngling about year ngo. lie was the
owner Of the Kelsey picnic grounds and
the Cascade House. where he had lived
nearly all hts life. and which Is one of
the popular summer places az Lake Dun
more. Besides wife, he is sudvived
nv two brothers, Elias and Myron. He
was IS years Of age.-Mrs. S. f. Bowler
Of Palermo, Me, and two daughters,
Katherine and Beatrice. will spend the
winter with Mrs. II. w Ferris, The
young ladies will attend the graded
school.
The funeral OF Lyman Kelsey was
largely attended Sunday Mt the Wes-
lcvan Methodist Church at Torestdnle,
The officiating clergyman was the Rev.
| l.. O. Hathaway. The bearers were
Joseph Goodrich, Harvey Rickert. Elias
and Myron Kelsey. The burial was at
| Forestdale -Joseph I,aQuire. who had
| been III for several weeks, died Sunday
evening at his home on Maple street.
Miss Nellie r. Briggs left Monday for
several days IN Now York city.--Miss
Daisy Widner has gone to Bellows Falls,
where she has postion.-F NJ Button
has returned to Chicago--Charles Hast
ngs OF Boston is spending few days
| here with his mother,-Mr and Mrs, c
N. Wlnslow left Monday on a trip To
| Chicago.--Dr. Francis Murray of New
York Is spending the week In town.
Mrs T.. T.. Kingsley has returned from
Mortified, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Burnham are
passing the week in New York city
Miss Carrie Bishop OF Mt. Clemens
Mich, Is spending a few days at the
home Of Mrs G. H. Kelley.-Mrs. II
o. Bacon and Miss Bacon left yester-
| day for their home In Charlotte. N
G., after passing several weeks here
and at Lake Dunmore.--Mr. and Mrs
r. w. Rogers have gone to Toronto
Ont. for a few days stay.--Miss Jes
sic Bump of Forestdale has taken
position In Or. W. r. Marshs denta
par,ors.-E. ID. Blackwell and r. i.
Chandler have gone to Burlington e
attend meeting OF the Vernon
Electrical association.-The Salisbury
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The breaking of tug caused the
Morse driven by Mrs. w. r. 1.amson
10 run away Thursday afternoon The
nlmal dashed into the stable yard OF
A. +. NeT, where the carriage was
hpverturned Mrs Lamson sustained
eeveral painful injuries while Mrs
Brooks and daughter. Esther, Mrs T.
&c. Ham and Mrs. Walsh who were
with her, were all more or less bru's-
: ed
Luke Parish. who represented Ran.
dolph in the last Legislature md who
| has been critically III for three weeks Is
somewhat improved and 1t Is thought
THAT he will recover.-The ladies OF the
Federated Churches served a 'ne hasf
supper yesterday afternoon and evening
(, IN the vcstry of the baptist Church
| Miss Edith Ba ncIard has gore 70 Barre
| TO attend Goddard Seminary.-P. S
! knight OF Prattieboro visited here yes
! terday after which he went to Montpel
Co
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BENSON.

Judson 3. Howard of Concord. n. H.,
Is in town. calling on friends. He was
born In Benson, and a son Of the late II.
S. Howard.--Miss Alice Southworth Of
Rutland Is visiting her father and brother
here.-Arthur Walker. a student at the
Moody school Mt Mount Herman. Mass.
Is visiting his mothere here-Miton 1.add
of oklahoma. who has been absent from
Benson for 10 years. ie visiting here. He
Is a son of the late Florin I.add..-Wil-
liam Charlton has moved from the store
building. which he sold to Or. Newton
TO the Nickerson farm in the north part
Of the town.-Deputy Sheriff Belden went
w Orwell Saturday. arrested John Reed
Of Benson and took him to tho house Of
correction at Rutland. Reed is charged
with poisoning three cows belonging n
his father-in-iaw last winter.-Mrs 1nez
Nixon. who has been visiting friends here
for some time has returned to Crookston
Mimi, accompanied by her younger SIS
ter, Miss Ila Thompson.
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DERBY.

w. s Robbins Is still very low from the
fail he received In his office three weeks
ago. Edwin Gordon will return TO the
theological seminary this week. He fin
!shed his work as supply In the Congre-
gational Church at Lowell week ago
Sunday and Is row al his fathers here.
Carrie Sevrens is working In \. w.
Taylor's store as clerk.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. r. Kingsbury nre in town visiting
Mrs. Persis Foster returned to New
York Monday. Evelyn Moran re-
turned to her position as teacher of ex-
preston in college in Kansas Thurs
day.-Mrs ]. Shedd and Myron Clcvc-
land and family are visiting Mrs. Mabel
Lindsay in Whitoneld. n He. o.
Silver and family returned to Orange, y.
J., Thursday. academy school open
ed last week Tuesday with large num-
Der Of students. -Four teachers find con-
slant employment and students are still
coming in.-TIazel Allbec has taken the
school in the Gay district in Browning
ton made vacant by the illness OF Emma
Robbins
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CHELSEA.

Mrs. Eroe A. Locke, widow Al John
locke, was found dead in her bed Thurs
day morning. She had been Ill Wednes-
day and a neighbor attended her during
The day at intervals and wished to re-
main over night, but Mrs. Locke was
feeling so much more comfortable that
She would not let the neighbor stay
When discovered about eight next morn
ing she had been dead some hours She
was nearly 80 years old and is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Nelson Carpenter. Of
North Randolph. For the last y years
she had lived In the Amos 8. Hatch house
at tho upper end OF Chelsea village. The
funeral was held Saturday. the Rev.
Frederick Daniels ofF,cintine.-Thc Hon.
y. X. Darling has so far recovered ne to
eide to his office.-Charles Little OF
e'itchburg. Mass, came last week TO re-
6ew acquaintance with hoyhood friends.
fIe Is the elder son Of Philip J, Little.
kxho for 20 years owned the farm on East
3Iill now owned by Henry j. Orr.-R.
Elliot Marshall. Youngest brother OF Or.
A. r Marshall. has been spending
part OF his vacation hero. He returned
last week to the Episcopal Theological
Seminary In New York city where he
has one more year to complete his course.
expecting then TO take orders In the
Episcopal Church.-Mr. ana Mrs. Fred
Lacey OF Lowell. Mass, returned home
east week after few days with her sis
Gers. Mrs. +. Peters and Mrs. f. ID.
tickinson,-CcCl Densmore. TIE second
con Of Mr.. ana Mrs. W. r. Dcnsmore.
who was seriously sick with typhoid
Fever has shown more favorable symp-
Toms and his case Is considered more
hopefu John Hogan. aged s., recent
inmate Of the town farm. but formerly a
well-to-do farmer on East HIM. died last
week Wednesday. He came from Ireland
more than GO years aso.-The annual fair
rot the Union Agricultural society. known
as THE Worlds Fair" Is advertised for
the three last days OF this month.-Mrs.
r. II. Morse, formerly Miss Pansy IIill.
of Railway, N. j.. is visiting her aunts.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood end Mrs. Alice Had
lcy-Loren Goodrich. who went TO Cali
,kornia several months ago, has returned
Here.--The local Grange gave reception
FRIDAY evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
walker, who were recently married. q
Barge company attending.
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WoLCOTT.

A, W. Fash is having the church prop
erty that he purchased converted into n
barber shop and pool room with Il tene-
ment overhead for HIS family.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Doying Of Montpelier were
guests at A. Il. Phlilips's over Sunday
fhe Rev. Mr. Jones of Gilmore preached
Ounday IN the Methodist Church In ex-
.lhange with the Rev. J. II. Wills.-Mrs.
Paul I.eckner of Boston Is visiting In
Aown-Nfrs p A. Gowen was In Norris
ollie Tuesday H. Edwards has gone
90 st. Johnsbury 10 work IN grocery
,store.-Mrs Fred Jackson went to Fletch-
or Monday to pass the week with her
aunt, Mrs. c. y. Stearns.--Miss Carrie
Poor has taken the Davenport school for
: the fall term.
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lodge. I. o. o. r., camo hero Tuesday
evening and entertained the Brandon
lodge. banquet followed. given by
the Brandon lodgc.--Charles Tennien
has leased building at the rear Of
the Brandon steam laundry and will
soon engage In the blacksmith bust
ness.--Mrs. O. H. Palmer OF Benning-
ton Is the guest OF Mrs. p. NJ. Libby.
Guy Hosmer is on trip to Okla
homa,---Miss Myra G. Child will leave
to-day for her home In Boston.-Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Sprague of Scran-
ton. Pa, and Miss Sprague VI Brook
line, Mass, have been the guests OF
Miss Lucy w. Smith the past week.
Mrs. Edward A. walker. who has been
at Mrs. +. NJ. Pierce's for the summer
will leave to-day for New Haven
Conn
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WESTFIELD.

Sunday, Sept ~, Mr. and Mrs. u Ed
win Wright had been married 30 years.
Only four are now living who attended
the wedding. Mrs Ashley Farman Of
this town. Miss Helen Winslow Of Bos-
ton. Mrs. Thomas J.. Hazen of Shirley,
Mass. and Mrs. William Gurstin OF Colo
RADIO Springs.-Mrs Joseph Vorgi died
Sunday after suffering two shocks-Ed-
ward Rhodes while working at Lowell
go, piece OF steel in his eye last Thurs
day and went to Boston Saturday expect
Ing to have his eye removed Albert
Furman accompanied him.-Mlss Quinn
OF Manchester, \. H., is the guest of
Madge Martin
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BPcWN1NGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Woods are rejoicing
)vcr the birth of q baby girl.--Willian
More has moved into the Putnev
house-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huds m
have returned to their home In Lisbon,
n. H.. after spending the summer with
their mother, Mrs Sarah Orne.-Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Whitcomb of Enosburgh
Falls visited at r. s. Wells's last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young are rejoicing
over the birth Of a baby grit. Smith
has returned from the beach where he
hns been working during the summer
Miss Flora Mclaughlin Is teaching at
E,vansville.-Mi Elsie skinner has re-
turned TO her school in Irasburgh. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Cleveland from Kansas
are visiting friends in East Brownington,
Mrs. Celia Miles Drown died Wednes-
day night September /, and was buried
September az Fast Brownington. The
W ('hriGtie offiCi0fad
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LEWIS VS.. ROBINSON.
Automobile Case First TO he Tried In
County Court.

Chittenden county court convened yes
terday morning at nine O'clock and tho
first case on the jury calendar which was
marked for trial was taken up This case
No. $50 on the docket. is that Of Howard
A. Lewis versus Paul Robinson, apt, an
action of trespass.
Mr.. Lewis alleges that he was driving
from Shelburne to burlington on the
evening OF September :, 1905, when the
automobile owned by Mr. Robinson ran
into his carriage and threw him and his
companion. the young woman who is now
Mrs. Lewis, out. II is claimed that
various Injuries were sustained by tho
occupants OF the carriage and that both
horse and carriage were materially dam
aged. Mr.. Robinson was driving his car
at the time and had several companions
with him.
Mr.. Robinson asserts that the horse of
Mr.. Lewis became frightened after the
machine had passed and that the animal
turned and ran into the car. When Mr..
Robinson made this statement on the wit
ness stand r. W. Taft who is the at
torney for Mr.. Lewis asked II the horse
climbed into the car and offered TO bite
him
The case originally came up In city
court. Judgment was secured against Mr..
Robinson and he took an appeal, H. N.
Deavitt OF Winooski Is the attorney for
the appellant A number OF witnesses
were called Yesterday ana most of the
testimony for Mr.. Lewis was in by the
time court closed.
The following Jury was empanelled "a
hear the case; F. O. Mead of IIinesburgll
F. w. Booth OF Essex. r. A. Norton oi
Huntington. A. G.. Stevens OF Bolton, J. j.
Stapleton Of Shelhurne. George Mansfield
of Shelburne. NJ. A. Kenyon Of Westfordl
T. F. Bates Of Essex Center, William
Gray Of ST. George, John McCuen OF Bur.
lngton. A. T. williams Of Richmond and
8. d. Warren Of Williston.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Ayce Stone Grant and son. Full
ton, returned to New York SATURDAY at
Ger several weeks with her mother at the
NIaplewood.- Lucinda Morse left
Saturday to resume her teaching In
Woodstock.-Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Adams
Of Braintree were guests OF Miss Hap
good at the Randolph House Sunday. -
Howard A. Edison Of Burlington has been
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Edson.-Miss Annie Clark. who has spent
the summer with her sister here. has re-
turned TO Virginia, where she is to teach.
Miss Mary Hodges. who has passed the
vacation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
e. L. Hodges. has gone to New Rochelle.
N. Y. to teach.-Luke Paris has been a
little better lately.-N. T. Boyden seems
to be making good progress towards re-
covery
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MARSHFIELD.

Mrs EMERSON and son Of Worcester.
Mass. are visiting her sis,rr. Mrs. c. d.
Smith.-Mrs. c. l.. Casselman OF Chester
vile. Ont has been spending several
days with her brother, g. A. Swerdfeger.
Among the local young people to re-
turn TO school this fall are: Miss Myrn
Duke to st. Johnsbury Academy, Miss
Clara Tanner. Ethel I.amberton. Ruth
Pitkin and Rupert Phelps. to Goddard
Seminary, Barre: Misses Minnie and Ger
trude Bliss and Mahle Mears TO Mont
pelier Seminary: Miss Ida st. John to
Cabot: Miss Dorothy Wooster TO North
f1eld. Mass.-Mrs. Lizzie Robinson vert
TO Barre Thursday to take Mrs. Pages
boarding house for the winter.-GeorRe
Wheeler was in Corinth Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Chandler OF South Cabot
were calling on old friends last week.
O. H. Smith has gone to lowell, Mass,
to visit friends,--John Shaw has moved
his family to Barre to the farm he recent
ly bought.--A A. l.yndes has rented the
d. II. Brown home on Cabot hill,
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PROCTOR.

Charles Powers has resumed work at
the drug store after vacation of two
weeks.-Niss Alice Haley has gone to
Boston where she will study music
Lyman Brockway Of West Hartford and
Ernest Wheatley OF NorthHeld have posi-
tions with the Vermont Marble company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bacon. banjo play
crs. nndo Mrs. Belle Quinn. reader,
gave an entertainment at tho Y. NJ. G. A.
last cvening.-Mr and Mrs. r. X. Os-
borne. who have been the guests ~ rela
tives. have returned to New York.-Mrs.
]. b. L'Heureux returned to Brandon
Tuesday after being the guest of her
daughter few days.-Miss Frances Gill
lespie has returned TO Broolsline where
she will resume her teaching. Fletcher
Parker left Monday to resume his stud
les at Williams College.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Tho buildings with contents Of George
T.. Lucier were destroyed by fire from
unknown cause at noon Thursday. They
consisted OF dwelling. large barn and
other buildings on what Is known as the
old "Chaso farm" In the village OF South
Jay. 1t Is understood the property was
well insured.
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EDEN.

". L. Bennett has sold his grocery ana
barber business to Clarence Leach Of
North Hyde Park and intends moving TO
Etowe.--Schooi commenced at the Mills
Tuesday with Vernon Dodge as teacher
Mrs o. Wh,ttcn,ore Is In Burlington
for medical treatment.-A. e. Sargent
scent several days last week in Lowell
caring for his brother. Frank, who has
typhoid pneumonia.
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FORESTDALE.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
johnson September 1.-THE funeral OF
Lyman Kelsey, who died at his home ut
Lake Dunmore, was held at the W. NJ
Church Sunday afternoon. the Rev. l..
o. Hathaway officiating. Interment wns
in Forestdale. John Frazier. age 80 years
died NJ Castleton September 49, He had
been III about two years with cancer. He
Is survived by wife and three children
and two sisters. Mrs Oliver La Frahee and
Mrs. Frances Peters, both of Forestdale
The funeral was held Thursday afternoon
at the W. NJ. Church. the Rev W. A.
Wilson officiating and interment was
here.
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Grange September 23.-F A. Mcsser and
Harley Hanes went to Cabot Monday to
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Wels.-Mrs
Martha Wheeler Waugh died September
4 and her funeral was held Tuesday fore
noon. She wa, born December s. 1879, In
Newport, N. H.. and leaves an aged hus-
band and one sister.
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l6o days as an alternative sentence Tor a
f'ne they could not pay. II when this
sentence expires these youngsters are
still incorrisibic. an effort will be made
to Keep them at vergcnnes. Their par
ents do not 1--we together Their homo.
such as II Is, has been with their moth
er. but she can DO nothing with them
and wants to get rid Of them.
Tho trouble between the officials OF
the New England Telephone company
and the boards of trade of Montpelier
and Barre is not yet adjusted. Tes-
terday morning tho officers Of the
company submitted in writing to the
two boards Of trade a proposition that
was practically the same as the one
outlined In the Free Press yesterday.
The directors OF the two boards will
meet this evening in Montpelier 70
accept or reject the same. In the
event OF the latter the matter will be
brought before the public service
| commission October I. n the PROPOSE
ton is accepted. the petition for
hearing before the commission will be
withdrawn.
Septimus Clark. former resident
of this city. died yesterday at his
| homo in Berlin aged 80 years Mr..
Clark was born in Berlin and for
| many years Of his active life was
| foreman Of a tannery in Detroit, Mich.
| About Is years ago he moved 70 Mont-
pclier. and as long as he was apie 10
| work ne was employed at the tannery
OF Pecks & Cummins. Two daughters
| survive him. His funeral will be held
| Friday afternoon at two o'clock at
the home OF Lewis Chatf1eld in Ber-
| lin. and burial will be in tho family
lot in the Berlin Corner cemetery.
Andrew Henson, who yesterday In
| city court was fined SIS with costs In
an intoxication case. made novel
| disclosure lie declared that he
crawled into a box car to sleep and
there found a man drunk with quart
Of whiskey between his knees. This
Henson said he appropriated and on
II quickly became dead to tho world.
Martin Norton was also fined S15 ana
costs for subs aquant offence. He
hopes to pay to-day.
For the past % hours the condition
Of II p. Wclch, who IS at Heaton
hospital with broken back. has not
been encouraging. fIo has been rest
less and considerable fever has de-
veloped. II he can he kept alive
few days more his physicians believe
he will have more than fighting
chance for recovery. AS result OF
the accident, q substantial guard rail
has been erected by the town OF Md
dlesex at the point where d. X. LII
| lies automobile went over the bank
Sunday evening. The rail that Mr.
Lilies machine struck was decayec
and practically useless.
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THEY WERE SHADY,

Bung-So you have succeeded In trac-
ing back my ancestors? What Ia your
fee?
Genealosist guineas for keep
ing quiet about them,-Casselrs Satur-
day Journal.
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MORGAN.

Gerald Gilmore Is at home from his
summers work In Maine--Iienr,
Weeden. who has been spending va
cation at his home here, will soon re-
turn to tho census ONCE Washington
.. C.--Miss Catherine Wilcox Is teach.
Ing at West Charleston village school
Arthur Daggett IL moving t.
Morgan Center where he bought q
house some time ago.--Frosts the pas
week did some damage TO corn and
OotatOAs,
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INVADING THEIR PRIVACY.

Mr. Scrappier-Ws're going to have an.
other stormy day!
Mrs. Scrappler-How do you know?
Mr. scrappler-This newspaper says SO.
Mrs. Scrappler-So our domestic afYairs
are getting into the newspapers. are they(
-Brooklvn Life.
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CABOT.

quiet home wedding took place AT
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs 8. B..
Blodeett Saturday. September IL, when
their daughter. Julia D. Blodsett was
married to Charles X. Cole OF Concord
n. II. Miss Dorothy Belle Blodgett was
ring bearer. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. F. B. Blodgett OF
Essex a brother Of the bride. large
number OF valuable presents testified 10
the esteem in which these young people
were held After trip to Burlington
and Lake George. Mr.. ard Mrs. Cole will
reside in Concord. n. H.. where the
groom is an electrician. Among those
from out OF town were Miss Alice Blod-
gett Of Barre. Arch ". Cole and Mrs.
Mary A. Cole. MarshAeid. the Rev. and
Mrs F. q. Blodgett Of Essex and Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Prouty. Burlington.