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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
WRIT
I. OF PROHIBITION
FROM CARSON
FFICIAL DOCUMENT OF ST.
PREME COURT RECEIVED
BY JUDGE AVERILL.

The writ of prohibition that was
ade permanent by the decision of
e supreme court Saturday in the
We and Ormsby County bank case
as received by Judge Averill yester-
ly, who ordered it filed by the clerk
the court.
This closes the case as far as the
tn judicial district court is con-
rned, all authority being taken
pm Judge Averill and placed in the
nds of Judge Langan, who under
me phrase of the law appointed
eorge Hall receiver after this court
d made previous appointments.
In making the decision one of the
asons stated by the supreme court
as that all the directors of the de-
net institution had not been noti-
ID when the application for a re-
liver was made to the fifth judicial
urt.
This appears to be strange state
ent for when the application for
e writ of prohibition was made all
e directors were not notified and
me have not even been legally in
rmed up to date.
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JAS MOTHER
TESTIFY AS TO
BIRTH DATE
1OGRESS IN GAMBLING CASE
DELAYED BY LONG
/, ARGUMENTS,

At the morning session of the dis
ct court yesterday where the case
G. M. Wandell VS.. the Sixty-Six
lib is being heard an argument was
irted by Attorneys Cooke and Tall
an concerning the application of
law to the case. The question
is raised by an objection to ques-
IN as to whether the defendant in
case had a printed sign mo
,nors Allowed" on the wall of their
ace. The discussion lasted until
O'Clock when Judge Averill ruled
at the sign made no difference.
The mother of Wandell arrived
sterday and took the stand in the
ternoon. She testified that her err
lg offspring was born on May Is,
Sc. According to the dope sheet
andell must have been only 20
ars of age at the time he gambled
Say the $4,000 he is seeking to re-
yer.
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IS INJURED
While PRACTICING
zOUAVE Drill
GEORGE SWASEY OF kO-KO
DRILL TEAM SUSTAINS cur
ON COCO.

While practicing yesterday at the
Nevada theater for the zouave drill
team. George Swasey fell during the
forming Of one OF the formations
and received two decorations on his
face, One ot the cuts necessitated
the taking Of several stitches by Or.
CoSden. However, the Injury was
not serious enough 10 keep Swasey
from the arm and A. sc~a rs he was
excused fiom the physicians once
he reported hack o. the dFlll hall for
duty
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MIZPAH HOTEL.

A. j. Bruman, San Francisco; L.
F. Robarge, New York; j. w. Hayes,
San Francisco; Ralph S. Minor,
Reno; A. j. Aylesworth, Goldfield;
John Ryan, Ludlow
PALACE HOTEL.
w. F. TAFT, Goldfield; Jos. Con-
nelly, city; Chas. Ilgner, Reno; Chas
Hildebrecht, San Francisco; M. H.
Barry, San Francisco.
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J. J. M'sORLEY SELLS NINE.

j. j. McSorley, who is we'll known
in this city, sold the Original ANA
dor mine at Amador City, California,
a few days ago for $35, 900.
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Help the athletic and library fuads
et the ronopah schools By buying a
ticket TO The roymakers Dream.
Eagles pavilion. May IS
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Try that draft beer with the free
lunch attachment at the Nevada
Club. 4-16-tf
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Only one block from your place
business. the Casino Cafe. under
anagement of "Skeets."
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Come and see the wooden shoe
dance at Eagles pavilion. May %.
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Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
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FOR SALE-At a sacrifice, an up-to-
date wicker baby buggy, almost
new. P. o. Box 1924, Tonopah.
3-31-tf.

FOR SALE-One new two-horse
power Wagner 60-cycle, single
phase, electric motor. Address 8
Bonanza office. If
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Draft beer and free lunch at the
Nevada Club 4-16-tf
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THE BONANZA takes copy for ad-
vertisements of all kinds up to
midnight.
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were read over the body Of John Fis-
cite. vino died "Wednesday OF eppen-
dic,tis.-Mrs. w. NJ Wright NJ par,on
4. VISITING in topo-Tbe nav ~ A
Uor,ar ~ uor,r crsaoh.a q. 81.
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s"pp.
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V's'lns NJ y. - M. b"s"ee az
tus BUCK ana 1arniiv' VINO nave uee"
In Denver Colo, nearly year, nave
returned and Intend making tneIr
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Clinton Mead OF Lancastcr has
been the guest of hcr sister. Mrs. j.
Lench.--A large audience attended the
play "Mr. Bob" at the American House
hall Monday EVENING". J. Gates and
daughter, IAurette, were in Burling-
tor Tuesday.--.Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. SAT-
ford have returned from Worthwhile
Mrs. I. Leavens has returned from
Tnosbugh where she has been spend
ing the past two wecks-Evcrctt ard
Paul Swasey OF Barre are visiting at
DR.. G. II. Newt on's .--Mrs. Viola Holmes
Is spending n few days In Richmond.
Miss Ethel Brush OF Boston - spend
ing several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. S. Brush.-iMrs. Walter Learned
and little daughter of Boston are vi--
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
-Linius Leavens was in Worthwhile
Tuesday.---A little daughter was born
10 Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G. Wells, August
2a.--Mrs A. Leach has returned from
Fletcher, where she has been the
guest of her sister.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

The Excelsior Granite company Of
Barre has purchased ono Of the new sheds
of Sweeney Bros. the consideration
being about $500 The company Is COM
posed OF John Cnlca0nt and A. Fossolla,
who have been doing business for some
months In a sned In Barre and are said
20 be enterprisinG young men. sweeney
Bros. have also closed 4 deal In which
they sell their other shed but the an
nouncement Of the purchasers Is not yet
made
c. f. Whitcornb was arrested Thurs
day morning. r. r. Drcnan having Do
mandrd that his bail be surrendered
Whitcomb wns bound over 10 county
court from Barre city court on the
charge OF forgery. having. II Is alleged
raised a check from $3.50 "a s4ss June
II. The check was made to Mrs. I. O..
Wilder Of Middlesex.
c. g. Whitconb appeared before Judge
Harvey Friday afternoon and pleaded
guilty to tho charge of raising a check
80. but upon recommendation Of stnte's
Attorney Gates sentence was suspended
for month. The wife OF tho respond
ent appeared In court In the advanced
stages OF consumption.
l.. c. Moody Of Waterbury has been
appointed deputy county clerk to sue
coed Judge F.. NJ. Harvey. Should the
position he permanent he will move to
this city. He was admitted to the bar ir
1884. commenced his practice In Stowe
and In 1899 moved to Waterbury.
The T. ]. Sands Manufacturing COM
pany OF Wnooski has flied In the ONCE
Of the secretary Of state articles OF In
corporation for the manufacture OF
| "sluEginR machine" especially. having a
capital stock OF 1lo.OOo divided into shares
Of 500 each. T. J. Sands Of Winoosk',
r. y, Batchelder. John II. Drew ana
Frank II. Brown Of Burlington are the
| stockholders.
The Shady Rill creamery. which was
| the property OF the Vermont Creameries
company. was sold ut auction at ten
o'clock Saturday morning The highest
bidder WINS the Barton bank, The per-
sonal property was also sold. The price
on the whole was very low. 500 being
realized on the real estate and about 500
| on the personal stun This Ia one ri
three creamerieS owned by the company
when II went into bankruptcy The one
at Oakland was sold last week for ts0(
while the ono nj Evansville will he sold
this week C. NJ, Green. Of Hartford
Conn, was president OF the insolvent
company as we'll as Its heaviest creditor
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs NJ Gilbert Of Manchester. N H.,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Thomas Wilson,
John r. Bailey OF Rogers, Ark. a former
resident. visited In town last week.-Mrs..
Emma Mckinley Of Lowell. Mass. Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Frank
Chase.-Mlss Jennie Haines OF Iakeport.
n. H., is visiting her sister. Mrs. +. S.
Melvin. Mrs. Addie Simmons and Mrs.
Clara Kaiser OF Stowe have been spend
Ing few days at their old home.-L r.
Rabbit and family from Northampton.
Mass. have been at the Bahbitt cottage
for a few davs.-The musical convention
last week was we'll attended and closed
Friday evening with 1ne concert.-F.
a. Messer OF the Caspian Lake creamery
paid patrons q cents for butter for the
month OF July.-Mr. and Mrs J w.
Campbell returned from Perks Island,
Me, Friday
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BRADFORD.

Miss Persis Dearth Of Woodsville. n
H., and Bessie Renfrew of Newberry
visited Miss Helen Carr last week.-Mrs.
Burr and Mrs. Harry Wiswall Of Somor-
vile, Mass. are guests Of Mrs. D. y.
Carlton.-Mrs Eva Bradley has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Harry Need
ham. at Montpelier.-Mrs F. f. Healey
returned from burlington Fridav.-F. l..
Brigham was In White River Junction
Friday.-C. q. Dole OF Washington. u. C.,
and Mrs. W II. Chase Of Hanover y. r..
are guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Davis-Mrs. r. T.. Bishop of Boldwlns-
VILE. Mass, Is visiting Mrs F. A.
Walker.-.Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hay and
daughter returned from the Weirs Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Everett OF Mont
peler are guests OF Or. and Mrs. F. H.
Everett.--Mrs. F. II. Bickford is with her
sister. DR. Inez Mason. az Dove-. n. ".
II. +. Parker and daughter. Miss Sara
Parker, attended the midsummer press
meeting al Speedwell farms. Lyndon. las
week.-Mrs. r. A. Carter and Miss Eliza
George are at Lake Morey.--Mr and
Mrs. Charles Robshaw and four sons Of
Hastings. Florida. are visiting w. RI.
Robshaw and family.
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turned from Sycamore Beach. Mass.
where they spent two weeks In camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Snipman Of Mil.
ford. Iowa. are at j. T.. Shipman's.-
Editor and Mrs. IT, c. Whitehill return
ed Saturday afternoon from Lyndon
Vile. accompanied by the Misses Adele
and Harriet Rea OF 'Dorchestor. Mass,
who are their guests,-Jnvitetionsh ava
been received TO the weddino ~ I'd.
ward Hoadley and Miss Haze, Max
we'll Of waitsf,eld in Retb,,v f.burch
a. MONTPELIER September NJ 1to,a.
lev "a n clert in the Na,ior,i r,,orr-
sursnce companv ana 4. ,bo an, ~
Mr. md Mra NJ tr,o,,., a. 49,.
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JErFERsONVILr,E.

Miss Lynda Jnqucs and Charles Miner
were married at tho homo Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jnques,
Wednesday evening. by the Rev. II. r.
TInrned.-Thc South Cambridge Cemetery
association will hold lawn party at
South Cambridge school house Tuesday
evening, August Il. Cake and Ice cream
will be scrved.--Mr. and Mrs. f. y. Wat
k,ns and son Of South Dakota, who spent
several weeks here, started on their
homcward journey Monday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Noyce Of Hyde Park, were
guests 81 NJ and Mrs Charles Thomas
over Sunday Eva Wallace, who
spent scvcra, weeks here. has returned
to Chicago.-Mr. md Mrs. NJ. n. Dodge
Of Essex Center are guests OF his sister.
Mrs. J. r. Wilcox.--John Stanley. George
Martin and Martin n. Dodge have gone
to Cars:airs Alberta. where they have
prpp1oyfDent
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Villas OF Burlington Is a guest Of
ira Johnson and wife and c. C, Ward
and wife.-Miss Ruth Riford OF Lake.
port. ~ H., who has been spending a
week in the family OF Levi Swift. re-
turned to her home Monday morning.
Miss Dewey OF Montpelier came Tuesday
to spend several days in the family Of
Levi swift.-Mrs. Minnie Bigelow. for
merry Of Burlington has been spending
several days with her aunt Mrs. June
Miles and her cousins. George Miles and
family. Mr.. Herbert and family and ".
c. White and family. -School began
Tuesday in the village with ". c. White
in the grammar room and Miss Celia
Sprague in the primary.-Harold Ward,
brother Of c, c. Ward and son Of Mrs.
Carrie Ward. came last Friday to spend
several days with relatives ana to nc
company his wife and daughter to theii
home. They are to start on the home-
ward trip August 30.-H. Bruce and fam.
lily of Moretown spent Sunday with Mrs
fruce's sister. Mrs John Alexander HI
Nichols and wife spent Sunday with Mrs
Nichols's daughter. Mrs. John Alexander
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CRAFTSBURY.

Alex Buchanan has bought William
Farrs farm for 5000 and possession will
be given In about one month.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Cowles attended old home
week exercises in Stowe last week.
Nearly all the schools in town commence
next Monday.-Margaret Wilson went to
Glover to commence her school last
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Billion
Of Bridgeport. Conn, returned home
Monday.-John Allen raised the addi-
tion to his barn last ITridny.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Chase spent part OF last
week In Greensboro with their son,
Frank
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WESTFIELD.

Dr. A. II. Mckenzie professor OF
sociology In the University Of Ohio at
Columbus. came last week to VISIT his
college friend, Guy Farman. Professor
Mckenzie Is delighted with his first Yer
mont visit. He has climbed Jay peak
twice and says he will try It again next
Year.-Miss Eleanor Brown returned
last Wednesday from five weeks visit
TO her sister In Woodstock, y. Hover
100 attended the very pretty children's
day service Sunday.-Miss Annie Wright
OF Barton and Wilmer Gray and mother
OF Bloomington were guests OF Mrs. O.
F. Wright last weck-Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Goodsell OF Winchendon. Mass,
visited Mrs. NJ c. Hitchcock last week
L" 8. Woodwork started Friday for
an extended visit to his children in Bos-
ton and Hartford. Conn
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WORCESTER.

W. r. Vail Of burlington was the guest
Of his brother. II. D. Vail. last week.
Mrs. Flora Kelley willard OF Galway,
y. Y. spent part of last week In town
Mr. and Mrs. t. W. Porter are visiting
in johnson and vioin!ty-Mrs. Sadie
DuRar Morse of Lowell Mass, Mrs. II.
harrington Of Pasadena. Cal. Mr.. and
Mrs Noah Vigeant OF Elmore. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert. and three sons and Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Virgins OF Montpelier
attended the Dugar funeral Sunday.
Forty members Of the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics and the local lodge
of Foresters attended as escort, mem
bers of each order acting as bearers.
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MARsHFIELD

Miss Eleanor Cole Of Barre. was II
I vn over Sundnv.-Mr. and Mrs. BerniI
\. Phelps OF ST. Johnsbury, We're in towt
visiting relatives over Sunday-Mrs,
Phelps was formerly Stella II Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mears were 4
Montpelier last week.-A runaway acci
dent occurred in the village last sunday
wlcn a horse driven by Al Ennis be
came frightened by the creamery. The
bit was broken IND the horse then wen
down to tho grist-mlll OF Swerdfeger 4
short When il came back up into thu
village the horse ran into c, c. famber
toms wagon. breaking one wheel. NJ
further damages was done. for the horse
was caught.-I,ee short is quite III
Howard F. Tanner and daughter. Clara
were In Montpelier visiting relatives las
week.
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was almost 90 years Of age. He was at
one time a brick mason and had con-
structed many Of the best buildings in
the city. His funeral will take place this
afternoon with interment In Green Mount
cemetery.
Aurora C.. wife OF Louis Doucette. died
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the age
Of % years, death being due to a shock
suffered two days ago. She was mar
red IN June. 1904, and was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tressly Cougar Of Wor-
cester, Mass. She leaves a child born
August 2 and her husband.
Articles Of corporation have been filed
In the once OF the secretary OF state by
the Sheffield Farms slawson Decker
company. Incorporated under the laws
Of the State Of New York. and doing
business at 524 West b7th street, New
York city. It will carry on creamery
and dairy product business in this State.
with headquarters at vergennes.
Secretary Of State Guy ". Bailey was
at the State House Wednesday. He has
been obliged to send back many grand
list abstracts TO town clerks for rectinca-
tons. The lists OF those who have taken
the optometry examinations have not
been filed with him but he has been noti-
fed that 100 exemption papers have
been issued.
Luigi sa $751; the man who was connect
ed with the Patrick Brown assault in
Barre 10 years ago and who has for two
weeks given the officers In Barre trouble
by being on the street at all hours Of
the night appearing crazy. was arested
Wednesday morning and will be retained
In custody until II Is ascertained II some
thing can not be done to place him where
he will have proper care for the liquor
habit. which the physicians claim Is the
cause OF his insanity.
Manager John Gowdey and Sergeant
alarms C. n. Ferr!n looked over the
State House grounds Wednesday for a
conduit through which 10 telephone wires
will he run to the State House 10 stop
the taking down and Installing Of wires
, each session Of the Legislature.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Agnes Tassie Is visiting in Barre
Ethel Wilbur has returned to Mont
pelier. with her sister, Cora Evelyn
to remain a few days.-Gladys Good
ell goes to Burlington. the first ol
September. TO work In the orphans
home.-3elma Goodell and Marioy
Wheeler enter the Johneon norma|
school this fall.-Mrs Emma Musse
and three children Of Lawrencd
Mass. are visiting at Myrtle Lance'sI
Arthur Benjamin has sold standing
lumber to the amount Of 1920 TO th|
Morse Lumber company.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Mrs. Christine HAS has gone to
Montpelier to VISIT her daughter, Mrs
w. J. Condon.-Mr. and Mrs, II. d.
Crooks and daughter. Olive, have
gone to Cambridge Junction for n
few days-Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clam
berlain and child have returned from
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. T,ett'e Cooper and daughter Char
lotte. and Mr.. Goodwin OF Newark. N. J.,
arc stopping at G. d. Ashley's for two
weeks. Mrs. Cooper will be remembered
as 1ettie Spau'd'ng. The Ladies' Prayer
Circle will meet ut Mrs. A. y. T-ovetov's
Friday afternoon Ward visited
his brother. Clair, at the Heaton hospital
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DERBY.

Mrs. Florence Carter and child OF New
York city are visiting Mrs II. *. Bates
Mrs. w. \. Hopkinson and her mother,
Mrs. c. II. Taylor. spent Friday at Lake
Park. the guests OF Mrs. William IIol-
brook.--The body of the eldest daughter
OF the late DR.. J. n. McDuffee was
brought TO Derby last week md buried
beside her father In the family lot.-Mrs
Batcheider. who is visiting In Holland
and Morgan, Is the guest OF Mrs. Nora
Burba 1k-The Rev. Mr.. Williams OF
Newport preached In the Baptist Church
Sunday In exchange with the Rev Mr..
Ho,man.-Mrs. A. a. Newcomb left Fri
day to join her son. George. In Iowa.
where he Is in business The Rev. and
Mrs G.. e. Gordon with her mother and
two sisters returned Tuesday evening
and services will be resumed In the Con-
egational Church again next Sunday
Mrs. F.. r. Daley left Monday to visit
her son IN Grcenvillc Me.-Georse Circuit
has received word that his daughter. Mrs.
Dr. McKibbon. who 10 in California for
lung trouble. Is In very serious con-
dit,on. Fcarn nre entertained that shc
may not he able to get ome.-George
circuit Is in very poor health.
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LOWELL.

George Ernest Watson. aged % years.
died after brief Illness August o. His
funeral WINS held Sunday at the Meth
odist Church, the Rev. ]. II. Wallace
offcin ting. The services were conduct
ed at tho grave under the auspices of
Masonic Union Lodge No. l6 OF which
he was member. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Powers of Stoncham, Mass. and Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Of New York were call
ed here Saturday by the death OF their
brother. @. r. Watson.-Miss Helen
Wakefield OF North Troy passed n few
days tho first Of the week with her
sister, Mrs l.. J. Durivage.-schools In
town will open Monday. August 20. The
following teachers have been engaged:
village higher department. W. II. Far
man; primary grade. Miss Clara Bur
CESS; LaClair Mr.. Delete Of Montgom-
cry; Richards Miss Margaret Ansboro;
Stebbins. Miss Gladys Tillotson; north,
Miss CaddIe Stephenson Albany, Mr..
Grant, ~ Albany. The south and Cello
schools are not supplied Alice
LaClnir has been engaged TO teach In
the R'chford graded school this fall
Miss Ruby Powers OF Maiden. Mass, Ia
In town visiting relatives --Trcrdinan nd
blanchard. Austin Blake, Carl Hines
and 1-eander and Howard Pudvah started
Wcdne"' y for the northwest on the
harvest excursion, Nancy Rich
ardson has secured rooms In the Hubert
Brown tenement and will soon move into
them having rented her house to V. G..
sisco-Mrs. J. y. Cummings and daugh-
tiers. Rena and Maude. Of Auburndale,
Mass. nre spending n few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Kicker.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
THETFORD.

James f. Wilbur of Thetford and
Miss Ada a. Valley of Fairlcc. were
married at Union Village, August 10
by the Rev. w. +. Newton.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

The Womans Relief Corps sociable
will be held next week Wednesday
with Mrs. George Herbert OF Middle
sex,-Mrs. Hattie Conant OF Burling-
ton spent Sunday with her brother.
l.. w. Russell.-The body OF Mary
Demeritt was brought here from Low
ell. Mass, Friday ana the funeral was
held here in tho Methodist Church
Friday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev Mr.. Johnson OF Waterbury offc
iatins.-Mrs. Harriet EdRerton Of
Mortified Is stopping at Mrs. L. A.
Newcomb's.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Smith Of Morrisville were at c. H.
Stevens's Saturday and Sunday.-The
Lyon family had reunion at A. H.
Lyons Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Lyon Of Chicago and Louis Carsley of
Palmer, Mass. are guests OF Arthur
Lyon.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Bryan and
two children OF Montpelier are at
Mrs. L. r. Bryans for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dow. who have
been In burlington and Cnderhill for
several days, returned home last
week.-Among those attending the
Washington County Veterans assoc
intion at Dewey Park. were NJ L.
Dillingham;, J. O. Freeman. f. j. Fos-
ter, ]. W. Sleeper. J. w. Wrisley and
Charles Wrisley.--The funeral OF Mrs.
George w. Guild was hello Mt her late
home Thursday, the Rcv. F. p. Park
or officiating. Interment was In the
new cemetery. Mrs. Guild was S3
years OF age and had been in III health
for seyeral months She is survived
by a husband and two sons Arthur
F.. Of Boston and Frank w OF TINS
place-The Ladies' Aid Will serve leo
cream and cake on the seminary
grounds from 400 to 500 p. M FRI
day. n rainy II will be served In the
lower hall
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field have visited at G. r. Eddy's this
Week.-Mrs.. Theodocia Clair Is In Water
bury Center visiting her niece. Miss Ruth
Ncwhall, who IL very Ill.,
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

The hrst funeral to DO held In the
new Catholic Church was held satur.
day when the last rites Of the church