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nations are members.
It's objects are primarily to get the
young people out of the church in
terested in and members of the
church and to train and fit those who
are members of the church for more
useful and active service in the
church. In addition to this or rather
as fact of it's work in accomplish
ing the above ends it does good deal
of charity, social and missionary
work.
To do this work most effectively it
is divided into four divisions or de-
partments. Each department has a
vice president who, with a committee,
has charge of the work Of that de-
partment.
The first department is the "devo-
tional," e.4I as it's name indicates,
conducts the prayer meetings and all
religious services Of the league.
The second department is the
charity and help department, and
also does local charity work, visits
the sick, helps the orphanage and
any other charity work they choose
to do. The third department is the
social and literary" and arranges
for various social and literary meet
ings (at least one month is requir-
ed for the enjoyment and profit Of
the league members.
The fourth department is the mis-
sionary." Under it's direction mis-
sion study classes are conducted,
missionary programs arranged, and
various other mission work done both
locally and in the interest Of foreign
missions
The conference that is to be held
here this week beginning Thursday
evening will no doubt be one of the
largest attended, most enthusiastic,
and best conference that has ever
been. held in this State. There are
several reasons for this, one is be-
cause of its being held in Newberry,
which is centerally located, and also
its we'll known reputation as a fine
convention city, where it's visitors are
lavishly entertained. Another is this
conference has been well advertised
(much more so than any previous
conference) both in the religious and
secular newspapers. Then probably
the greatest reason is because Mr..
Howard. our president, has gotten UP
by far the best program that the con-
ference has had in several years.
DR.. DuBose for - years general
secretary Of the Epworth league will
be the principal speaker, but num-
Der of other splendid speakers and
leaguers will take part in the speak
ing of this, a great conference.
Among these may be mentioned DR..
Duncan, presiding elder Of Greenville
district, Rev. J. C. Roper, presiding
elder Cokesbury district, and ex-
president State league, DR.. E. o. Wat
son, of Columbia, for five years State
league president, Rev. P. B. Wells,
Anderson. president State league
board; Rev. R. S. Truesdale, of Spar
tanburg; Miss Annie Bell Williams,
of Charleston, and a graduate Of the
Methodist training school at Nash
:..-ic ~ 80 2 1eo 2 ll11nhar. O. u
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That's Different.

"Goodnight, my boy, and remember
that in giving nv daughter to you I
am parting with my dearest treasure"
"ThanEs. from the bottom of my
heart. nvt say-t'-e cars are running
an hor" Hpart at this time Of the
night. Cen I borrow your machine to
go home in?"
"I should say not, young man.
wouldn't trust that automobile With
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State officers and prominent leaguers
from different parts Of the State. r
The music of the conference will
be a great feature as it will be led by
Prof. Arthur L. Manchester, director
of music of Converse college, Spar
tanburg
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Batteries: Waldrop and Mccall ;
Riddle and Campbell. Base on balls,
Waldrop l, Riddle 2. Struck out,
Waldrop 9, Riddle 7. Passed balls,
Mccall 2, Campbell 2. Time, $50. Um-
pire, Franks.
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Goggans-CrOsland.

The following invitations have been
ssued:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Calhoun Goggans
invite you to be present =
at the marriage of their daughter
Helen Estelle
to
Mr.. Jack Weatherly Crosland
on Wednesday evening, June the
tWenty-second :
nineteen hundred and ten
at seven o'clock
Church of the Redeemer
NrEho.,ry. South Carolina.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Program of County Interdenomina'
tionaI Sunday School Convention
to be Held in July.
tanburg.

Following is the program of the In
terdenominational Sunday School
convention to be held July 21-22:
Thursday.
1890: Devotional exercises-Rev.
G. A. Wright
1O.45: Address of Welcome-W. L.
.Kibler; response, Jas. B. Hunter, Esq.
II: Enrolment of delegates. AD-
pointment of committees. Payment
Of pledges.
11.30: General Survey of Sunday
School Work-C. Brown Cox, general
secretary.
y: How to make our county asso-
citation a success-J. L. Bowles. Cen
eral discussion.
1890: Adjournment.
Afternoon Session.
2: Devotional exercises-Rev. J. NJ.
Friday.
2.10: Teacher Tcaining-Dr. Geo. B.
Cromer. General discussion.
2.50: How to prepare the Sunday
School lesson-Jas. F. Epting.
g.: Primary class taught Qesson for
July 24)-Miss Grace W. Vandiver
Songs by the choir:
$50: Round Tab1e-The Sunday
School Teacher-C. Brown Cox, gen.
eral secretary. -.
4: How to interest mothers In Sun-
day school-Miss Grace W. Vandiver.
General discussion.
4.40: Assignment of homes.
5: Adjournment.
Friday, Morning Session.
10: Devotional Exercises J,
e. James.
1915: What can a pastor do to i'm
prove the teaching in his Sunday
school-Rev. S. P. Koon. .
1895: What can a superintendent
do in teacher training?-W. H. Hunt,
Esq.
11.05: General discussion.
Ills: What is the organized adult
Bible class movement doing for the
Sunday school world?-C. Brown
Cox, general secretary.
11.35: The value Of the Sunday
School ibrary-Rev. I. S. Caldwell.
12: General discussion. Songs by
the choir.
1915: Adult Bible class taught Qes-
son for July 24)-Dr. E. c. Jones
12.45: Adjournment.
Afternoon Session. ..
2: Devotional Exercises R
L. Latimer.
215: How to increase attendance
at Sunday school-C. Brown Cox,
general secretary.
2.40: General discussion.
8: The home department-Mrs. e.
G. Cronk.
800: General discussion.
$50: Reports of committees. Elec-
tion of officers.
4: Offerings and pledges for the
coming year.
Ais: Impressions I will carry with
me from this conveniently the
delegates.
4.30: Adjournment.
At proper intervals during the con-
vention music will be furnished by
the choir.
E. c. Jones,
Chairman Executive Committee.
P. C. Gailliard,
Secretary.
S. J. Derrick,
Rev. R. L. Latimer,
J. L. Bowles,
Committee on Program
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4 Test of knowledge.

Teacher-What is ignorance, Rob-
by?
Robby-Ignorance is when you
don't know anything and somebody
-. = OF - f~I.:e., or, News
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The margins OF the main street IN the
village are being greatly improved by the
Il. NJ Wedgwood of Es-
sex Junction Is a guest of " l.. BCyden
and family.-By vote OF the Randolph
Center Hydraulic company two new
members We're added this week.-Mrs..
Josephine Hodges Shurtleff and child
started for her home in Dakota last Fri
day. Her Saster. Miss Mary Hodges ac-
conpanied her, and will remain with her
through the winter.--Mrs. stone has
closed the Maplewood for the season and
gone to her daughters for the winter
The Rev. A. c. Gilmore and family, VINO
have been in Massachusetts and Maine
enjoying months vacation, have re-
turned and are guests at the Randolph
iiouse,-C. +. Whites auction of a large
took of cattle, farming tools. hay ana
grain was held on Thursday There
was large attendance and the bid
ding was spirited Mrs, Emma j.
Clark of Middletown, Conn, and Mrs
Laura Clark of Buffalo, \, Y, are
visiting their cousin, Mrs j. IL. liol-
den,-Mrs c. |. Hodges and Mrs ~ C.
Wells have started for Philadelphia,
They go by way of Boston and VIII
visit relatives there,
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ATRF Az.

II. n. McNar moved Saturday to the
farm recently bought of his brother,
Ralph, who has moved to his fathers
farn.-Mrs. Turmort Tabor Is in Georgia
Edwin strait has sold his farm to Ly-
man Leach: consideration. $l49tp.--I.. f..
Hunt has sCld the Joseph colt place to
Robert Carrigan.--Principa Colburn of
the Bellows Free Academy expelled nine
students from the high school Thursday
morning for disobeying the rules. The
ladies of the Village Improvement So
ciety cleared $50 at their harvest supper.
Mrs. Edward orion has moved her
household goods to Burlington a nd will
live with her daughter. Ardrll.- Mrs.
Marcus Dinsmore and children are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lcwis.-'rhe Sc
lectmeu will put on a cement covering on
the Hollow bridge soou.--Wilbcr White
ana Miss Mablc Allen We're married at
Essen Wednesday, October !2.-Thc Bap-
fist Missionary society ana the Young
Peoples society gave II harvest sup
per at the Baptist Church Wednesday
afternoon from six till eight o'clock-Mr
and Mrs. 6. G. orion spent Saturday in
ST. Adams.
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sWANTCN

The ninth grade in the grammar
room Of the public school had class
ride Saturday night to phiiirsN ursh
snl st. Armand. i. q. Lunch was
served en- route.-Mrs. NJ. y. Tohin has
returned from an extended visit at
Milton. Mrs. F. y. Rogers accompan-
led her.---AIiss Pearl Ricard left Friday
evening for California. where she eX-
poets to spend the winter.-Miss Lucy
Howard. who has been I'm Hahneman
hospital at San Francisco. Is now sta
toned at the hospital connected with
The city prison at Chicago. Miss How
ard was n graduate OF the high school
here in the class OF 1908 and also a
graduate OF the Illinois training school
for nurses at Chicago.--Mrs. y. Y. Ray,
who will be remembered as Miss Addie
Bradley. has returned to her home in
Nina. Nevada, after spending the sum
mer with her brother here.-Rev. Fr.
Auhin, who has been conducting re-
treat at Nashua " H.. has returned. -
Ira Skeels has gone to California for
the wintcr.--The following officers
have been elected for the w. G. It. L:
President Miss Sadie Elrick: vice
presidents. Mrs Fleury. Miss Elsie
Pease: secretary. Mrs, f. NJ. Prouty;
treasurer, Mrs. J. o. Corlss; delegates
TO State convention. Mrs. Lucia Spear
Miss Julia Keller
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Herbert Iuu'ra of the BURLINGTON
business college was at home over
sunday Bradford St Fran was
taken suddenly i'll sunday night anl
was taken to st. Adams hospital Mon
day morning by Dr. Clark where an
operation for appendicitis was per.
formed. William Barber IS looking
after Mr.. st. Franciss business at the
shop.-Mrs. William Provo. Mrs. Eli
Manosh and Mrs. Joseph Ronthiette
were in Fnoshurph Falls TUESDAY
Mr.. Goelet, who lived with his son,
Henry. on the road leading from this
village to Hin West, died Saturday
night. The funeral was held Monday
at the Catholic Church tho Rev
Father Cote officiating. Mrs. Pat
rick McGouCh. who had a serious OPP
Grafton performed last Saturday at the
Fanny Allen h tritol. is reported TO be
out Of dansO".--H. II. Coleman Is in
Lowoll.--Pctcr rroe has taken ]. r.
DOdgc's farm for one year-P. c.
fireman is moving back to his farm
John Dodge has bought the paxnan
house on Main street.-Daniel Soukic
has moved to I'M West.-Iiomer La
plant has sold his house to Arthur Ell
observation-disclosures Macia is moving to
Franklin where he has taken a farm.
-I.eandcr Rabitou of Winooski and
Alex Rahitou OF Belvidere were in
town Monday
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patient sufferer for several years and
since August had been in very low con-
dition. A few weeks ago II consultation
of physicians was held and 1t was decid-
ed that an operation was imperative. She
mad tho operation october L. but hes
vitality was too low to allow recovery
and she died at Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday morning at $3.50. Mrs Leona
uarker) Hill was born at North Hero,
VT. September 10. 1850 Besides her hus-
band she is survived by her father AMI
mother, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Parker of
Isle la Motto, VT, and daughter.
Rona, two sisters, Mrs. II. W. 1Ill Of
Isle La Motto and Mrs. +. G. Lewis of
New York, and one brother, Capt. o. II.
Parker of Burlington. 1t was found
after her death that she had written all
Of her funeral arrangements, which her
people carried out. She chose as bearers
her father and brother and an uncle, All
bert Parker. Two brothers-in-law. r. W.
llill and Dr. f. c. Lewis, and r. H.
Phelps She chose as the singers at her
funeral those who had sung in the church
choir in her childhood, Mrs. Fannie
U}usselD Aldrich, Mrs. NJ. w. Dodds and
Mcssrs. James Tudhope and O. +. Knight
she chose the Rev. mir. Creacy to preach
tho sermon from the 22nd chapter of
Revelations. Among those from out of
town to attend the funeral were Dr. and
Mrs F. c. Lewis of Now York, Capt. o.
II. Parker, Mrs. a. Il. Warren and Mrs.
c. Il. Lewis Of burlington.
Mrs. Chaskin and son, Alfred, have re-
turned to New York.-Mrs. Leona Hill,
wife of n. H. Hin, died at the Mary
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JEFrERsONvILLE.

Charles Obor is making repairs on his
tenement, known Gs the Adams house.
Eugene Wells OF Waterville Is finishing
George Melvin's vcranda Ralph liebb,
station agent at Johnson, Is spending a
TWO weeks vacation at his home here
Al the regular communication Of Warner
lodge October 10 II was voted to move
the Masonic hall on to the new street
below Noodrnan's block.-Miss lizzic
Pike of Johnson visited here the first of
the week. Mrs. Charles Miner. who spent
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jaques has returned to Barre.
The district meeting of the -. II. ..
was held in Woodman's hall October -.
The ladies of the Cemetery association
served a chicken pie dinner in the dining
hall adioining.-Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Miner, who spent several weeks with ms
father, Hannibal Miner, have returned
to Washington, ID. G.
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Merrill RETURNED Saturday evening from
A two days stay In Burlington.--Harris
shower and j. 4. Demar OF Burlington
vcro in town over Sunday. Mrs j. @
Chimes and .un George W. went to Cam
bridge Saturday, being called there by
the Illness of Mrs Caine5's mother, Mrs.
w y. Iang.-An automobile party con-
sisting Of j. *. Fcrley w. l.. Gardner,
Mrs. II. NJ Gardner, Mrs. r. j. Mears
and son. Gardner, went to Newport Sat
urdny afternoon. where they passed sun
day.
Miss Mary Leach, who lives with her
niece. Mrs r. II. Armstrong, was found
died in bed Tuesday morning at the
home of G. N. Armstrong, where she was
Shaving FOR tho n'~ht. q retired at her
usual hour und Ill h,. u.ul! h,ai1.
The funeral was hold yesterday
from the home at $50 o'clock. the
Rev. w T. Forsythe officiating. Tho
burial will be at North Troy to-day.
Miss Leach, who was in her S3rd year. Is
survived by brother. Lawrence Leach,
Of st. Louis, W w.. g"6 sister, Mrs.
Phoebe ~" o,ct Sound. Wash. --
Goo, :, -. White, living in Sheldon near
South Franklin station, fell from an APP
pie tree Tuesday forenoon distance Of
about Is feet. a rib was fractured and
other injuries Observation-Disclosures the i'm
mediate members of the family of Miss
sadie Ruhlcc to be present at her fU-
neral MunIay were ". Alexander and
Mir. and Mrs q. t.. kemptOn Of St. Al
bans, l.. y. Croft. Mr.. u. NJ Chaff' e,
Mrs. Susan larabec and c. NJ. Rublee of
berkshire. The members of the 0l class
of the high school. of which the deceased
was n member. attended In hody.-J.
W. Kettcll. a rural mail carrier from
East Fairfield. was - business visitor
here Monday Mrs T.. A. Gaines re
turned Monday from VISIT Of several
weeks In Cambridge Mrs. V. a. Irish is
attending the meeting Of the executive
committee of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society In Buffalo, y. Y, this
week.--T H. Baldwin Of Boston was in
town Monday ana purchased a horse
from the team Of Ceorgc pomarrah. who
draws milk from West BERKSHIRE, paying
sS75.-Martin Sharlow has purchased the
livery business lately conducted by w. II.
Klmball.-Henry Desso has resigned his
position in the Erist mill Of c. L. Marsh
and started truck team.-Carleton
smith and Carol Cramton left yesterday
for weeks visit in New York In com
pany with their uncle. +. Smith Of st.
Adams.
The program FOR the centennial of the
East Enosbure Church is out. The Rev.
w +. Clark Of this place is the pastor.
The Rev. ". y. Dawson Of burlington Is
the opening speaker on Tuesday evening
October q. There viii he three sessions
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MONTGOMERY.

Anthony Taigle has gone on an ex-
tended carriage dvive through Bakers
neid.-Iohn II. Combs has moved back
to his farm in South Richford.-
liam Rivers has rented the house va
ted by Mr. Combs.---B. \. Lumbra of
Providence. K. l., is spending a few
days in town.-Mrs. Ernest Comhs did
not go to New Yorl; as announced in
last weeks papers. She will go this
week instoad.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Hencty have returned from a week S
visit in Canada.--Mrs. Alfred Provo
has returned from n visit in sheldon
Mrs. Almon Carpenter and children
have gone to GreenVillc, Me, where
NJ. Carpenter has cmploym ent Mrs.
Hope has returned after spending the
| summer in Rerkehire.--Mrs. Emma
Shangraw was elected as delegate to
the state convention of the .. C. T. T.,
to be held in Bristol with Mrs. Mans
Geld as alternate.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Mary Symonds is visiting relatives
in New York city.-Orman PartlOw. h. +.
Partlow ana +. J. Bacon have returned
from n trip to Boston.-Neison Eaylor
has exchanged his farm IN Leicester for
W. T.. Avery's tenement, formerly occu-
pied by james Netmore. Mr. Netmcro
has moved into the Urban Beckhcrn
housc.--Mss Jessie Bump and Berry, Mo
GowAn have returned from burlington.
where they underwent operations for ap-
pendicltis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles De-
garmo We're among the eXcursionists tc
New York last week.-Mrs.. George Brown
has returned from visit to her parents
in Iowa.
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WATERVILLE.

h. a, Button has charge of the mail
on the Belvidore route--The Rev. G.. G.
Wcstcot of Franklin was with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Wes.oot. several
days last week. Rome Bennett has
moved into l.. w. Robertson's house on
Main street.-Mrs. Merton Mann and
daughters are visiting sister ut Marsh
field this week.-George Hil and Miss
Elda Walker We're married by the Rev
!. a. Ranney October l2.--William Dow
ney of bakersfield is spending a few DAYS
with Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Westcot at the
Mountain Spring fIouse.-K. F. Brown OF
Methuen, Mass. spent the past week with
Captain Moses McFarland.--L. w. Rob
ertson has moved to East Fairfield
where he has work for year-Peter
Russell and son. Arthur who have been
stopping in Worcester, Mass, for several
months past. returned TO town last week
Mrs. George II. Beard and daughter.
Lizzie are stopping a few days with her
brother. Plummer Fletcher. al Cam
bridget. +. Cutler, who has been
spending few days in town. has re-
turned to his home at Logan. Iowa.
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GHanton IL expected TO bo present.
a party of young ladies' enjoyed a
straw ride to Waterbury Tuesday even
ing. taking supper at Waterbury Inn.
The n,aNber included the Misses Lola
Billings, Louise Chaplin. Barbara Burt.
Georgia Riley, Jennie Salmon, Ethel Nor
rison, Martha Wright. Daisy Iiaseltine,
+ florence Maurice, Bernice Hall, Emily
Stone and Marjorie Watts-t. l.. Har-
ris was in Burlington Tuesday. Mrs
Charles Sargent has been called to FL
more by the serious Illness Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. X. 3. ltshre.-Elivelyn Par
SONS of West Hill Picked ripe strawber-
Iics Octuber 16.-Mrs. Arthur F'lernming.
who has visited at W. NJ. Parsons's for
the past week, returned home Monday.
Mrs. a. A. Pike and Mrs. II. Il. Shaw are
in Montpelier this weck.-On account of
the Illness of l.. u. Tomlinson the Grange
dinner will not be held at his house on
Saturday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

", s. Soule Is on his annual hunting
trip.-A number from this village attend
ed the chicken pie supper given by the
Catholic society at the home of Mrs.
Paul Blodah in bakersfield Tuesday
niPht-Mr. and Mrs, II. NJ. Wells have
returned from Boston and New York.
where they have been visiting the past
two weeks,-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom
Holmes have returned from a several
days stay In Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Burleson visited Mr.. and Mrs. !. n.
Chase In Fletcher over Sunday.-Mrs,
Mary l., HUI was given post card
shower by her many friends recently as
pleasant reminder of her birthday. -
Mrs A. W. Kittol is visiting in Buring-
ton.-Nrs. Ashley Montague and chill
dren, who have been the guests of Mr.,
and Mrs Henry Mitchell, have returned
to their home I'm Burlington.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

G. y. Phelps was in Newport Wednes-
day and Thursday.-E. a. Austin return
Cd home Friday from a business trip
to White River Junction.-T. A. Jones',
who visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Jones. last week. returned to his home
in Nergennes Saturday.-Dr. c. Ulysses
Johnson attended the State Medical
meeting at st. Adams Friday.-Thc Yer
mont Glover creamery has been moved
near the saw mill. and will be run by
water power.-Nrs. r. r. Capron and
daughter, Minnie, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Capron's son, Charles l..
Capron. in Malone, N. Y.-The Ladies'
Aid society met at the church Wednes-
day.
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ENOSpURG FALLS.

The body OF Miss Sadie Rubeo was
brought here Saturday from St Adams
where she had died at the Sherwood
sanitarium Friday evening after short
illness with congestion OF the brain The
funeral was held Monday at 80 O'Clock.
the Rev. william Shaw officiating Miss
Rubee is survived by her mother, Mrs
Olive Rublee, brother, Albert and sis
ter. Ethel, all of Plainfield.-At the village
meeting Friday evening the first two
articles in the warning intended TO eX-
tend the powers of the village officers
were voted down. The third article.
giving the trustees the same authority as
selectmen possess, was passed. Mrs. \
j. Darrar returned SATURDAY evening
after an absence of several weeks I'm
Boston and Brandon Miss Elsie Orilvie
returned Saturday evening from few
weeks trip as far west as Wisconsin.
visiting family friends. Mr.. ana Mrs. @
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DERRY

Mrs. Hattie UaWsom Thoruing. who
has been visiting her cousin, Frank Jcnns
returned to NGWpOIt last Monday So
has been spending a month with Mrs.
W. Hines there and Will soon return
to her home In New Iiampshire.-Arrs
Amy colby is visiting her brother. CInr-
cnce BadEer.-Mrs. Edith llalscy of Now
York is at Mrs. g. T. Bates's.-A,r..
Clara Smith returned from New York
last Friday
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BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. q. s. Wescott of Franklin
prea Ched in the Second Congregational
Church sunday in place Of the Rev.
Mr.. Day. who Is attending II sunday
school convention in Boston.--RoY
uofeny is ill.-Miss jennie Collins, who
has been caring tor Mrs. W. G. Smith,
has returned TO her home in Fnoshur@
Falls.---Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Chafee ar"
visiting in Megantic.--Mrs, w b. Jol-
ley visited a the HON, of T.. II. Farrell
of E'nOsburc. EalIs