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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20
An Old Producer

Another mine of great prominence,
the Mendah, is situated eight miles
~northwesteriy from Phoebe. ms mine
was discovered in the early 10 and
mas produced since that time probably
a quarter of a million dollars in value.
The deposits in this mine occur at the
intersection of a vertical assure with
bedded seams in the limestone. Within
the past year it has been found that
large deposits of good ore exist along
these seams to a distance OF at least
100 feet from the ~verticle assure. The
ore is quite siiicious and carries lead,
sliver and gold N varying quantities,
giving an average product of $50 to
800 per ton. The Ely Valley Mining
owns enc of the promising
properties of that section; it is situated
about three miles northwest from
Phoebe, and is beng rapidly developed.
one large vein of lead silver-iron ore
has been opened ana from surface indi-
cations the company expects to open
at least three more veins.
The Phoebe DENTON is another prop
ertv which has been developed within
the past year and a wide vein of good
.ead-silver-iron ore opened.
Nevada Hills Bunch"
John A. kirby and his Salt Lake
assnciates nave recently been Investing
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20
WELLS. By far the finest railroad

iepot in eastern Nevada is that being
constructed by the Western Pacific at
Wells. The building, something hke
ninety feet long, is being built on 4
solid concrete foundation and the best
of lumber and other materials are being
used in its construction throughout.
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down on the same claim which is oc-
cupied by the two Chambers leases.
Over on the Puritan properties, to
the northeast, several sets of leasers
are working, and under the direction
of f. s. Giles the company is resuming
work on its 15O-foot shaft, and which is
now in good milling ore.
The Chambers Leases
b. H. Chambers of this city has two
leasing blocks on the Boulder claim of
the Los Angeles Bullfrog Mining com
pany down at Pioneer, right in the mid
die of the TOWNSHIP holdings. A shaft
on block 4 of his claim is now down IS
feet, and last Saturday morning a News
representative took a look at the prop
erty. The shaft is going down in the
line of the big quartzite and rhyolite
contact which marks the footwall If
the big ore deposit held by Pioneer, 'r
Tobin, mountain, and solid formation
has Just been encountered. The rock
which is being taken out now from the
side of the shaft which is against the
wall is quartzite containing stringers
of altered and silicifed rhyolite while
the formation on the west side of the
shaft is an ashy tale filled
with small particles of quartz.
This latter formation shows a
few colors in the pan, but as no as
says have been made as yet, the values
are not known. Mr.. Chambers is enthus-
iastic over the showing made by his
property, and j. r. Ryan and others
who are operating nearby are of the
opinion that the Chambers lease is 60
ing to make good. He is now arrang-
ing for the installation of a big elec-
trie hoist on one of his shafts, and for
the time being will use a within on the
other. The Nevada California power
lines are expected to reach camp with
III W weeks.
The Richard Lease
Tex Richard is hard at work on his
lease on the X. X. Claim, owned by the
ROBIN brothers, and his property has
SHOWN perhaps the highest surface
values of any property in the district
\ rev days ago he had a force of D.
men at work grading a road up the side
oi the mountain, to his claim, and now
'he gasoline hoist which he will install
on 'he property is being hauled up thu
s'eep incline, a part at a time, an,
VIII soon be installed. His workin.
smart Is down about 20 feet now, and i
n solid formation, a tough, brecciate,
nNelte with a siiieifed porphyry con
(e side.
Sales Are Pending
en, n Of the officials of tn
Consolidated. and a heav,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20

Ely and Meadow Valley holdings. This
made the situation so involved that for
a long time it proved impossible to
untangle it.
Compounded Is Reached
Recently Col. William A. PARISH, the
noted mining engineer of New York,
has spent considerable time at Phoebe
studying the situation and making a
report. Recently, it has been annouuc-
ed and apparently with authority, that
the complications nave all been settled
satisfactorily by compromise. If this
proves true tine Nevada Utah and the
ONO Kentucky will probably each be
gin at once systematic development.
In addition to the mining development,
there must be provided a satisfactory
metallurigicai or mechanical process
tor treating those silver lead-zinc ores.
In very recent years a number of ex
tremely valuable properties, unproven
L u iht tdii. Naso nave bNNh 'N'Ni'PN'
and have begun to snip in larger quan
titles. The most noted of these at pres
ont is the property OF the Prince Con
Mining company, three miles
In this mine are now dis
closed, according to tine estimate of con
servatIve mining engineers, nearly two
tons OF low grade silver
iron manganese ores extremely
valuable for smelling purposes. In ad-
dition to these low grade ores there
nave been opened in the Price Con
soiidated above the fourth level three
veins of high grade siiver-lead-
gold ores. some of which runs up into
valu,s exceeding $500 a ton. only 50
of this high grade ore has been
shipped as had to be taken out In run
ming drifts and sinking wines. None
of the low grade ore has been shipped
none Will be until a railroad IS
to the mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20

en, one Of the officials of the
Consolidated, and a heavy
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20

Ely and Meadow Valley holdings. This
made the situation so involved that for
a long time it proved impossible to
untangle il.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-03-20
Nevada Hills Bunch

John A. kirby and his Salt Lake
associates have recently been investing
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
coRINrH

Homer Sargent and family are sick.
Jesse Virgins is working for Fred
Cross in vershire.
Ray Sargent Of WheeIock is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Rudolph Eastman
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown Monday afternoon, May 3.
F. J. Hutton is putting an addition
onto the east end Of his blacksmith shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washburn are at
the lake at West Fairlee to build q cot
tage there for their summer use.
DR.. Godfrey Of Chelsea was called in
council with DR.. Blodgett at Arthur
Browns at East Corinth Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Roberts May in Scrabble Hollow. A
daughter also arrived at Dana Hunting
toms May 2.
Mrs Mary A. Colby has returned home
after spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Simpson, at Man.
chester, N. II.
Among the new ones afflicted with
grip are Harvey w. Sumner, Henry Hood
and Anna Hooker. Hon. g. G. Sargent
Is still confined to the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). P. Virgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lord, Elmer Magoon and his
mother, Mira Lucinda Magoon, attended
the public installation of officers Of Jack
son lodge, No. go, P. and A. NJ, at West
Fairiee, Wednesday evening, April rs.
Kathryn Edwards is at Albert Parker's
and Anna Is at Herbert Hodges. Mrs.
Alice Edwards, with her two youngest
children, Burton and Myrtle, go to
I Windsor Locks, Conn.,, where she has
sought employment. Burton is to live
with his uncle, Lyman Norris, at that
place.
Chauncey Currier has hired the Vas
Dearborn place for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Thayer and son, Frank, have moved
back 10 Bradford, and Bert Mcfarland
has sold OF his things and is going t
work out. Van Dearborn was up from
Concord, n. H., last week and made ths
recent trade.
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aourH srRAEFoRp

Sarah ]. Dearborn viii be at Barrett
House, South STAFFORD. with spring and
summer line OF millinery. May 4-l5, in
elusive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bryant are at
home from Sharon.
Mr.. Woods has rented the Hewes cot
tage for the summer.
Miss Sarah j. Dearborn arrived at the
Barrett House Monday.
George Blake has come home from the
Mary Hitchcock hospital.
Regular convocation OF Unity chapter,
Thursday evening, May 8.
Mrs. Mary Livermore of Wilder is at
her sisters, Mrs. George Brown.
John Ferguson, diamond drill run
ner, arrived the first OF the week.
Mr.. MendenhaIl returned Saturday
evening, after a few days absence.
The mumps are around again, Harry
Cook being an unfortunate victim.
Mr.. Taft, school superintendent, was
In town visiting schools last week.
Mrs. Charles Lane has been visiting her
sister in Ballaadvale and her daughter in
Maine.
The Harvard students have returned to
Massachusetts,. having been here two
weeks.
]. o. Kendall was in White River
Junction and West Lebanon Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Baum, chemist for the Vermont
Copper Co., went to Claremont, N. H.
Saturday.
H. l. Hatch was in White River juno
ton Friday to attend the funeral OF Hon
]. L. Bacon.
The commissioners and administrator
of the Truman johnson estate met a
Mr.. Holders last week.
William Paul and family have moved
down to the cay house, Mr.. and Mrs
| NowIan going with them.
Several from this place attended thu
play, "Strongheart." given at White Riv
er Junction Saturday evening.
s. B. Buell. was in White River juno
ton Friday on telephone business and t
attend the funeral OF Hon. J. l. Bacon.
Mrs. Bertha Edison, formerly Berth
Sleeper, from Moriah, n. Y, BIAS beer
visiting friends and relatives the pas
| week.
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RoxsURY

John MofIat was out from NorthfsId
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. J. Howard returned from her
visit in Barnard Saturday.
Alfred Flint returned from Heaton hos
pital, Montpelier, Monday night.
d. B. Howe came from Mortified Mon
day, where be had been visiting relatives
several days.
John O'Grady has sold his meat market
business to Moses Bell, who took possess
sion the first Of May.
Miss Ina Bell and little brother came
from Montpelier Saturday with their
father, Joe Bell, but returned to that
place Monday morning.
Mrs. NJ. n. Richardson visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Eugene Wilson, in GaysviI1e
from Wednesday till Monday. Her sis
ter, Mrs. II. A. e. Richardson, kept
house for her in her absence.
Win Rattee and family have moved to
Massachusetts, where he is TO work in a
store They have sold their farm to
Robert Dickinson and he is moving his
family from East Granville to the farm.
Mrs. John O'Grady and Master John
visited the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bolin, in Randolph Center the
past few days, returning Monday after
noon. Miss Gertrude O'Grady returned
/ from her visit to her aunt, Mrs. John
/ Brown, in st. Adams Sunday noon and
went through to Randolph to visitsher
I grandparents at the Center and returned
home with her mother Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
WILLIAMSBURG

Joe Decota and Mamie Whore were
married last Thursday.
Thomas Hoffman has moved to the Nc
liver farm on the Chelsea road.
Eugene Fellows visited in West Tops
ham last Saturday and Sunday.
The Changers cleared over $50 at their
ball in their new hall last Friday night.
Frank Godfrey and family have moved
to the home of Joe Gregory to care fol-
him.
Mrs. Laselle and family have moved to
the house they recently bought on South
Main street.
Miss Mile DruIy was at home from
Richmond over Saturday and Sunday, re
turning to Richmond the first Of the
week.
Hayden Jeffords and Mrs. Hemar
Smith returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital last Saturday, where they have
been the past three weeks.
Mrs. Albern Briggs died last Friday q
her home on the Gulf road, aged about 81
years. The funeral was held Sunday aft
ernoon. She left three sons and tw,
daughters-one son in the West, Charlie
and Dennis Briggs, Mrs. Erwin Martin
and Miss Hattie Briggs, who reside Il
town.
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aRAlNrREE

Martin Rich has moved his family to
Mortified.
John Scare was in Mortified Saturday
and Sunday.
Henry Rogers OF Bethel visited his par
ents over Sunday.
George Hinkson is III with grin. DR..
Russlow attends him.
Albert Eldredge Of Warren was at the
Inn Friday and Saturday.
Fred Jacobs has finished work at Beth
Ell and returned home Saturday.
viii Ladue OF Stowe visited his PAR
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue, Mon
day.
Miss Eta Richardson was in Bethel re-
Gently to have some dental work done by
DR.. Chase.
There will be dance at Braintree hall
Friday night, May s, for the benefit Of q
new organ for the hall.
Mr.. Manning Of Gaysville has moved
into the postofice tenement. Mr.. Man
ming will repair the blacksmith shop here
lately run by John Hsncock.
Mrs. Efie NJ. Batchellor drew third
premium in the state with coupons saved
from the sale OF Berry-Dodge teas and
eofIees, the prize being a solid gold signei
ring.
Mr.. Boyden Of Montpelier was in towr
Thursday. Mrs. Amelia Bruce, sister o.
Mr.. Boyden, who has been stopping 81
Frank Batchellor's, accompanied him &
bis home.
wilfred Raymond win move his family
into the s. NJ. 6tearns tenement which
Miss Nina Porter has occupied for the
past three years. Miss Porter has not de
cided where she will go yet.
Paul stearns has gone to live with Ed
die Lemsry, IT., ct the East Granville
mine. He will work for bis board and
20 to school. Tommie Stearns is making
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder o
this town.
The friends and neighbors Of Mrs. Tar
bell will be sorry to hear Of her death
Monday, May 3, at the hospital ct Van
couver. Her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Dick
erman, and family will accompany the re
mains to Randolph.
The Braintree spiritualist society vii
celebrate the sixty-first anniversary o
Modern SpirituaIism at Chapel ball Sun
day, May Q, at 1890 q. 10. and p. m
A. F. Hubbard of Tyson has BEEN &c
cured as speaker. Other speakers are ex
pected.
Guests at the Inn recently-Georg
FIknery, Sharon, Joseph Blake, Gard
ner, Mass, Thomas Duecy, Boston, Jane
Smith, Warren, A. NJ. Smanch, 7. s
Gray, South Royalton, T. Sullins, Bris
toll, Perry Mann, Worcester, H Maganes
West Berlin, Robert Murphy, Barre, 7
George, Bet hel. Barney Shapiro, Ran
dolph, W. Fifeld, Granville, d. N
Strong, Bethel.
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WEST HARTFORD

R. N. stetson remains about the same.
Cyrus Udan Of Lowell. Mass, came
Friday afternoon TO visit his brother,
Charles.
Frank Bradley and family Of Wood
stock recently called on her aunt, Mrs.
ANGELA Harrington.
Mark Woodbury. was in South Royal
ton last week helping his brother,
Charles, with his team.
Mrs. Clara Spencer and daughter.
Genevieve, of Central Falls, r. l., spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs ANGELA
Harrington, last week.
Our village was shocked and saddened
Saturday morning by the death OF Lula
Udall, which came just after II o'clock.
She had been sick but 3 few hours and
was only 20 years old. The funeral was
held Monday at 3 p. m. in the church.
Rev. Mr.. Schurley Of Hartford spoke
words OF comfort to the bereaved family
and a service was conducted by the d. oil
/ r., Of which she had been a member for
several years. Many beautiful floral offer.
ings were made by her many friends
She will be greatly missed in the home
4 her parents being in poor health, and
also BY her many friends.
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MIST RRookEIEIn

Elsie Russell of Randolph visited Mary
Barrow recently.
Miss Florence Annis is working for
Mrs. Steve HutcI inson.
Daniel Fordham is moving from Carl
Bowman's house to Mr.. Cleveland's house
in Peth.
Miss Lucinda Hatch has gone to Hart
land to see her aunt, Miss Mary Ruggles,
who is very low.
Mrs. Bertha Freeman and children and
brother, Mr.. salter, visited Mrs. John
Thayer recently.
School commenced Monday with ]. o.
Miller as teacher who is boarding with
Mrs. S. .. Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Untiedt and chill
dren, William and Ruth, visited at Ansel
Richards Sunday.
Pearl West, no is working for George
Knowles, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George West, recently.
George DuGaDy OF East Roxbury is
driving the West BrookfieId cream team
and is boarding with Mrs. S. o. Rand.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
aRookFlELn

Miss Ruth Hanks spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in South Randolph.
Mrs. e. Il. Mason Of Randolph spent
one day last week with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
E. Mason.
Misses Nellie Blake, Susie WILDER and
Mary Mudgett were sick last week with
grip and not able to attend school,.
Mrs. Edna Kempton, who spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. A. E. Sar-
gent, went Saturday to Manchester, N.
The regular Grange meeting will be
Friday evening. After the meeting,
there will be box supper, social and
necktie party.
Mrs. J. W. AcDerment has not been
feeling so well the past week. Much
sympathy is expressed for her ia her long
and tedious illness.
Mrs. E. l. Wills and daughter. Miss
Lillian, OF Bethel Gilead came Thursday
and stayed till Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Mason.
The regular meeting of the W.. r. C.
viii be Saturday, May 8. A good attend
ance is required, as arrangements are to
be made for Memorial day dinner, etc.
/ Marshall Edison Of Bellows Falls, super
/ intendent of schools, was in town Friday
to visit Miss Ruth Hanks school and was
the guest for . short time Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Terence Calagan.
Don't forget the installation OF the ON.
GERS OF the Order OF the Eastern Star next
week Thursday evening. Public to tbs
Masons and their families. Ladies art
invited to bring refreshments.
y. A. Clark set out last week on his
farm one thousand white pine seedlings
which we're imported from Germany.
Elliott II. Frink and William c. CLARK
are also setting out several hundred or
their farms.
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SOUTH s1ockRRIpeE

Mrs. Bertha Cady is boarding at Orison
Whites.
Miss Dora White was at home from
Bethel over Sunday.
s. r. Chase has gone to Pittsheld to
work for Ed. Rogers.
John wilmot OF Ludlow was in South
Stockbridge Saturday.
Mrs. Lena Barnes has been at work the
past week in Harley Longley's family.
Mrs. Mary Packard and son, Austin,
went to their home at stockbridge Com
mon Sunday.
Mrs. Shattuck and child OF Brattleborc
came Saturday. She is to work for NJ. E.
Church this summer.
Joseph Green of Boston was in this vi.
cinity the first Of last week, looking after
his lumber business.
Frank Blanchard moved his family
and household goods to Pittsfield last
week Wednesday into J. c. Gilmore's cot
tage house. Frank has found work IL
Ed. Rogers lumber camp.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-06
TuNsRiDeE
Wanted Stock to pasture.
Geo. n. Perkins, Tunbride

Wanted Stock to pasture.
Geo. n. Perkins, Tunbridge.
The Albert whitney farm is to be sold
at auction Saturday. May /, at 10 a. m,
with a large lot of stock. tools, etc.
Auction today at the late y. K. Good
win place.
George Tucker has moved onto the
Cowdry place.
win Howe bid of the Hathorn place
last Saturday.
Garfield Durkee spent a few days at his
fathers recently.
Mrs. Bertha Edison spent few days in
STAFFORD last week.
Miss Edna Sleeper returned to North
Thetford last Sunday.
Miss Glover of Thetford is at work
helping Mrs. E. c. Sleeper.
Charles Durkee and family of Chelsea
were at George Durkee's Sunday.
Miss Winnie Lewis spent a few days
with her friend, Mabel Osborn, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sargent spent Sun
day with their daughter at South Royal
ton.
The Corwin boys Of Chelsea visited
their aunt, Mrs. Benz. Tucker, last satur
day.
The ladies' Aid will be held May 1.
with Mrs. Walter Carpenter. All in
vited.
Willard T. King attended the funers
Of John L. Bacon at White River juno
tion Friday.
The sacrament of the Lords Suppe
will he obseFvad next Sunday AZ tn
Cong1 church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Drew, who ha'
been for several weeks in Northfeld, re
turned home last week.
Miss Harriet Hayward, Rev. Mr.. Berr.
and Fred fuller are delegates to the c. E
union at South Royalton next week.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
cAYsvILLE


Fl. L. Dean was in town over Sunday.
w. c. Boutwell, was in Randolph Mon
day.
o. J. Richardson spent Monday in
Bethel.
Mrs. ArIstta Packard has tomato plants
in blossom.
Mrs. b. W. Roberts was in Randolph a
day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown were in
Bethel last week.
Mrs. Nellie Boutwell, is working for
Mrs. F. c. Fletcher.
A. W. Ballard was at home from Wood
stock ever Sunday.
P. M. Nye has q hen which recently
laid an egg 6l4xs inches.
Barney Shapiro Of Randolph was in
town the last OF last week.
Mrs. Sarah Morey has returned from q
visit with friends IN Bethel.
Bert Harrington has rented the Thayer
rlace and Is moving this week.
Rev. J. r. olin aud family went to
their new home in Thetford last week.
Miss Frances spooner spent Saturday
and Sunday ct her home in Randolph.
Miss Lou Allen has been confined to
the house with tonsilitis the past week.
The regular meeting Of the W. R. c
will be held at the hall Saturday at 2 p
N.
Miss Susie Stafford went to Marshfielc
Saturday, where she is to teach THU
spring.
Mrs. VIII Hagar OF wallingford is tn,
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K
eafford.
Rev. ]. d. King Of Wilmington will
occupy the pulpit at the Cong1 churcl
next Sunday.
NJ. L. Wyman. Jr., was called to Pitts
Geld Friday to take charge Of Mr.. ANA
ron's funeral
M. /. Wyman, Jr., and Mrs. d. F
Gould were in Pittsfield Friday night 4
play for the dance.
Mrs. NJ. II. Richardson OF Roxbury ha
been passing several days with her sister
Mrs. r. +. Wilson.
Mrs. Ila Roberts has returned from
Taggart hill, where she has been VISITING
her sister, Mrs. Keyes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin and grand
son, Roy Chamberlin, visited in Ran
dolph part of last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. wyman, Jr., is spending
few weeks with MIR. and Mrs. Hug
Ralph in Wollaston, Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chamberlin Of Lille
willie has been spending a few days wit
her son, Eugene, and family.
Mrs. Walter Ketehum and little Mis-
Marion Frances spent two days last wee
at f. H. Ketohum's in Randolph.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Waller of West Cor
cord, N. H., arrived at their summe
home here last week Wednesday.
Mr.. Lyons family will not move I
Rochester at present on account of bein
disappointed in the house they expecte
to have.
David Howard, William Banes, jams
Mcknight and Alvin Donley of Orang'
Mass, have been in town the past fe
days putting a new water wheel in tt
Cushing electric light and power plan
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EAST RoxRuRY

Pearl West is working for George
Knowles.
friedrich Rutz from East Randolph was
in town last week.
George Duffany is driving West Brook
field creamery team.
George Foss was thrown from the
horse he was riding Saturday and broke
his arm. DR.. Ellis and DR.. Mayo re.
duced the fracture.
Mrs. Morfitt, the aged mother OF lie.
land Morfitt, died recently of pneumonia.
She was over so years old and had always
been q resident of this town.
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sTocKBRIDoE



The latest styles in spring and summer
millinery at Miss Jessie NJ. Morgan's,
Rochester. Come and zee. Nv
w. A. Usher was in Randolph recently.
A. r. Baker was in Sherburne Mondsy.
Miss Bertha shattuck is working at Ed.
Nortou's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bird we're in
Brandon Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Putnam visited in
Rochester over Sunday.
Fred Luce has moved his family into
the little Topper house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rezer Of Rochester
were at q. b. Fish's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Blackner visited
in Rutland the first OF the week.
Carl Nen was in Pittsheld last week
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF Derwir
Fish.
Mrs. @. B. Fish was in Rochester the
first Of the week to visit her sister, Mrs
Frank Kezer.
Miss Matte Mills Of Gaysville spen
a few days v 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nei
the FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swan, Mr.. anS
Mrs. Charles Chamberlin and Miss Zori
Chamberlin and Will Brown, all OF Roch
ester, called on Mrs. Carl Neff last weel
Tuesday.