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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
Fourth of Bridge Series.

WI III VI 9tt0SS OSiiSS.
How often do you fail to lead
trumps on declared trump make and
let your opponents win game and
perhaps rubber by ruffing? A good
rule for trump make is to lead
trumps, holding seven or more in two
hands. A recent hand poorly played
was a practical Illustration of the
admirability OF the trump lead The
original hand held four diamonds to
the queen, a long suit of spades, some
small hearts and the club suit fairly
well protected. Unable to make the
trump in the dealing hand diamond
was declared in the running hand
(which went down showing ace and
two small hearts, three small spades,
three clubs to the jack and ace, jack
ten and one small diamond. The lead
was singleton spade and the deal
ing hand won Instead of leading the
trump at once he led a spade which
was trumped. The foprth hand trump
a club lead and established cross
ruff. The non making hands won
five trump tricks and the king and
queen yof hearts. Had the trumps
been led at once the long spade suit
in dealers hand would have been es-
tablished and one or more odd tricks
made. The diamond make is at all
times precarious on To make it
diamonds originally, one should hold
five with two honors and some suit
eyix n lose,
one holds four honors which counts
forty-eight with possibility of fifth
in partners hand.
One man in Keokull has been very
lucky with one suit no trumper.
spades being preferability that suit.
For instance he will hold seven spad-
es with the three top honors and an
ace of another suit for re-entry
! In a recent game, however, he met
his Waterloo. He made it no trump,
holding nine clubs and no re-entry de-
pending on his partner to get the
\ lead. A vain hope Dummy went
down with two jacks for honors. His
opponents doubled, made a grand
OF two hundred and thirty-eight points.
Clubs are seldom declared, yet they
are frequently better than a weak
spade make, which is sure to be
doubled. For example in bridged
make five clubs with one or more
honors is preferable to two small
spades especially when the score of
either or both sides is twenty or more
and the hand has to be played
The heart declaration is of course
the most interesting after the nc
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MIR. and Mrs. Martin Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Martin enter
tanned few of their friends at their
residence, 42S North Ninth street, at
cards on Friday evening. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. f. Case. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Martin; Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Clemens, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Morgan,
Lewis Case, Ray and Fred Blood and
Hugh Baird.
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Chicken pie Supper.

A well attended washington supper
was given by the Ladies Aid society
of the Trinity NJ. E. church last
evening. A bountiful supper was serv-
ed by the ladies, which was greatly
enjoyed by the large number of lalies
and gentlemen present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20

You Needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating, nor belcaing,, nor
experiencing nausea between meals.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
ii. strengthens the stomach and other
digestive organs for the proner per
Torrance Of their functions. Take
Hoods
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A Social Correction.

The society column stated, through
some inalvertency, that Mrs. F. O..
Johnson would entertain a company of
ladies at her residence on Monday at.
ternoon. Mrs. Johnson will not en-,
terrain Oh Monday, but will be hostess
of the E. 0. M. Bridge Whist club at
her residence on Thursday afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
Monday Music Club.

Owing to the fact that the Burling-
ton program of last Monday evening
was made an open meeting, there will
not be club meeting until Monday,
March z, when the regular program
for that evening will be given.
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u. q. d. Dance.

A dance was enjoyed last evening
in Hawkes. hall by the members Of the
U. G. T. and their families and sew,
eral invited guests. Agnes orchestra
furnished an excellent program and
refreshments were enjoyed by those
ladies and gentlemen who greatly Ell
joyed the affair
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stencil work Demonstration.

Mrs. Emile F. Renaud will be in
charge of the stencil work demon
stration which will be given at the Y.
w. C. A. on next Friday evening. The
first two demonstrations, which have
been given, have proved exceedingly
interesting and helpful and the third
one will no doubt prove equally as
attractive.
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e o M. Bridge Party.

The ladies of the r. O. M. Bridge
whist club. with their husbands, en-,
joyed the pretty card company, of the
club, at the residence of one of the
members, Mrs. Loyelace, on Friday
evening. Bridge proved the chief
diversion Of the evening. the souve-
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Royal Neiuhbors, BOX Social,

The Royal Neighbors enjoyed box
social following their regular lodge
session on Friday evening. Names
were drawn by one-half the members
present. who with their partner, en-
1oyed thoroughly, the good things
which were contained in the lunch
boxes.
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Plan social Event.

The members of the Degree of Hon
Or are planning for a social event, in
honor of George Washington's birth
day anniversary, following their reg
ular lodge session.
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Where Church Societies Meet.
congregational.

Congregational.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Con.
gregational church will meet in the
chapel on Friday afternoon.
Rev. Williams will have the Young
Peoples Guild of the church at the
parsonage on Friday evening.
Westminster.
The Missionary society will meet in
the chapel on Monday afternoon.
The Ladies' Sewing society will
meet in the chapel on Friday after
noon.
Trinity.
Mrs. Hoyt will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society of Trinity NJ. E. church
on Friday afternoon Mesdames Leez,
er and Schaefer will assist her.
Baptist.
There will be mo meeting of. the
Ladies' Aid society OF the First Bap-
fist church this week, on account OF
the evangelistic services now in prog
ress. Meetings will be held each af-
ternoon, however, during this week
from 2:30 until $3.50. to be addressed
by Evangelist Hills. All women are
made cordially welcome to attend
these meetings, which will be very
interesting.
First Christian.
Mrs. Kirkendall will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of the First Chris,
tian church, at her residence, 1901
Blondeau street, on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Danford will assist her.
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This Weeks Social Calendar.

To-day
One o'clock dinner company for Miss
Birdie Giles Of Hannibal, at Mrs. Ar
thur c. Sweeney's.
Tuesday.
Washington reception at Mrs. Louis
Sterne's.
George, Washington reception Of D.
A. r.
Fortnightly Whist club, with Mrs. E.
e. Hawkes..
George Washington supper and So
cial evening, Y. w. 9. A.
Wednesday.
Mrs Nathan Lowitz, afternoon COM
pany.
Girls club dance, Warsaw.
Thursday.
&. O. NJ. Bridge club with Mrs. r,
c. Johnson.
Friday
Ladies Aid societies.
Young Ladies' Bridge Whist club,
at Miss Elsie Bucks.
Stencil work demonstration, Y. w.
G. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20

Mrs for high scores awarding Mrs.
Henry Butts with ladies' first prize,
and Mr.. Harry Brown with gentle
mans prize.
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With Mr.. and Mrs. Baker.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker enter
tanned the Evening Bridge club at
their residence on Friday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20
Good Goods CHEAP For Cash
CHEAP EXPENSES.
DIVIDING PROFITS WITH
THE CONSUMER


Lard compound per pound ....121ac
Best coal oil, per gal ........ 10c
Sugar, IL lbs for ..... s1.00
Flour, per large sack ....... $50
Fine coffee, per lib. -. 121ac and 15c
Bacon, per h. .......... Ice and 1Sc
Whole grain rice. per Id. $500. sc
2 cans best corn ......s. ...i.. 15e
2 cans best peas ....... 15c
8 cans tomatoes ........... 25c
2 cans string beans ... 15c
3 cans salmon ........s.,..... Zoe
2 pkgs. seeded raisins . 15c
Cleaned currants, pkgs. ...... 15c
IBIS. prunes Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Dried peaches, 8 lbs .......... 25c
quarts cranberries ,....... l5c
10 bars regular size soap $3.50. 25c
Fine onions, per peck ......,... SOC
Potatoes, one-half bu ....9.. Soc
sUNklST ORANGES AND LEMONS
AT LOW PRICES.
Everything else in proportion-Dont
talk about high prices but trade with
the man who sells cheap.
CALL UP
w. k. HODGE
Both Phones. nth & High.
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Entertained Parents.

Entertained Parents.
The Boys Congress OF Missions,
composed of some of the younger boys
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
invited their parents and few friends
to delightful program in the chapel
Friday evening, the first important
item Of which was banquet, the
arrangements for which were under
the direction of Miss Martha Hornish,
assisted by the Misses Harriet and
Emma Fulton. The tables accommo-
dated fifty and were handsomely set,
and decorated with hatchets and other
favors appropriate to the approach of
Washington birthday. The walters
were chosen from the boys of the CON
gress, and they proved themselves
competent in every way to the task.
The menu was as follows:
Croquettes
Potatoes Escalloped Oysters
Coffee Bread and Butter
Pickles Jams Jellies
Salad and Waters
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
After proper attention had been CIV
en- to this part of the entertainment,
Miss Hattie Solomon presided during
a program OF toasts and responses, in
which the hosts and the guests partici-
pated as follows:
Congress of Missions a-Jewett Full
ton.
Our Guests Stafford Stricken.
THE Boy OF Today, the Man of To-
morrow Tommy Herbert.
THE Man OF Today, the Boy of Yes.
terday "-Mr. A. E. Parsons.
Our Hosts"-D. w. McElroy.
Money; a Root OF Good"-Frank
Ralback.
The Missionary Enterprise
odore Newcomb.
Chances Ahead'-Dr. E. NJ Han
son.
This program was followed by an
hour of sociability. and the evening
was declared a great success in every
respect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-20

trump. One declares hearts, holding
two honors In five or one honor in
six of the suit. Three honors in four
is make if one has protection In
other suits. These are the same rules
that apply in the diamond make
though for some reason the heart
always seems more successful than
the diamond declaration.
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Gossips to Meet.

No definite date has yet been sci
for the Gossip club, which will meet
this week. but will be announced later
to members and through the society
columns
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Will Have Home Hour.

Mrs. Helen B. White and Miss Her
bert win have the "home hour fol-
lowing the vesper services at the Y.
w. C. A. this afternoon.
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ORLEANS
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs +. s Tracy returned Fri
Jersey Richard Grant OF Boston Is Wis
itng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs V. A.
Grant.-Miss Anna eastman Is to spend
the summer in Topsham with her parents.
Marion Drew is III with measles.-Mrs
l.. \. Segar returned to RoXbury Saturday
after passing a week with her sister.
Mrs s s Nhitcomb.-- H Mccullough
is very low with heart disease. George
Chedel went to Berlin COIN. Sunday
Mrs. Johnston. who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. w T, Edison and Miss
Maud Johnston. returned TO Lebanon, n.
FL, Sunday. Mrs. T. Z, Chase went TO
East Barnard Sunday 70 be present at
the wedding of her niece Monday Mrs. Il.
q. Thurston OF Mortified was a guest OF
Nir. and Mrs. J. b. Adams Sunday
The Rev Y. y. Fowler of Dothan. Ala,
IS the guest of Or. 4. l.. and Miss Rosa
Cooper Miss Annie Scott is in Bethel
The six-year-od daughter OF George
Dumas was taken to the sauitarium Sun
day for an operation-Miss Adelaide
Hatch viii leave next week for a visit
with her sister. Nlrs. child. in Wisconsin,
Miss Hatch, who is about 50 years Of age.
will be accompanied by her niece, Mrs.
Willis Davis Miss Rush Draper and
Miss Edith Howard Of Barre are visiting
friends here-pr. aud Mrs II, W Holden
are in Rutland
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Col. T.. e. I.eaNcns of Kchford ana
Richard smith of West Enosburg We're
in town Friday, Sheriff q. G. Holmes OF
ST. Adams was in town Monday,--A quito
largely attended meeting Of the stock
holders of the Independent Telephone
company was held in Stiles's hall Sat-
urdal afternoon at which time D. w
Paul Of East Berkshire was elected
president.-John Ccnterbar and wife were
called to North Troy Saturday owing to
the serious illness Of Mrs. Centerbar's
mother Jerry and Henry Murray were
called to East Berkshire Monday owing
To the death Of their father. Joseph Mar
ray-John I.aplant of North Troy has
been III town for several dnys-Thv two
year-od daughter Of MI and Mrs MAY
land puso died Saturday night. The fun
eIdl was held Monday, the Rev Mr..
Mating, pastor Of the BAPTIST Church.
officiating Mrs. lNW paronto of East
IiardWick is in town visiting her moth
er Mrs, Calsta Duso who ia very IN -
COT. g. T.. Nelson and g. \. Gardyne
went to Burlington Tuesday I'm col
Nelson's automobile
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WOLCOTT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank poying Of Calais
were in town Sunday. Milford Denton OF
Peru. y. V. has bought and taken
possession of the Tim silver farm Wal
ter Mann has returned to his home in
Lttleton, n, H.-Walter Horsford has
moved his family to Morrisville. where
he has employment with II f. Hood 4
Sons.-1'he remains OF Mrs. Calvin Davis,
who died In East Montpelier Friday.
were brought here for burial Monday. go
The forester team. NJ W. Of A. have IA
play In rehearsal to be given the evening
of Memorial day,-C. A. Moody has rented
the first floor tenement In the Richa rdson
house.-Robert Mills will move near Ell
more mountain very soon. He has hired
to John l.. Jones for year N lumber
ing.-Mrs. William Tillotson of Littleton,
y. ". is visiting Mr.. rillotsone mother.
Mrs, Alton Parker Is III of grip and ton
silitis. The services for memorial sun
day will be held at the Congregational
Church, The Rev l., r, Cole will preach
the sermon
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home at Elmore--Clifford Bundv, medical
student at the L. V. NJ. at burlington. is
visiting his mother and sister ut H.
Waite s.-kenneth Dodge entertained the
ninth grade Of the grammar room Thurs
day evening.-Nelson Gay Of NarshHel1 IS
visiting relatives here, and when return
Ing home will be accompanied BY his
mother. Mrs. Emily Gay.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher is failing George Russell of Mont
pclier Is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orrn Russell-The Young men Of
the IniVersalist society will serve supper
at the church this evening Mis-
FRANCES Bates left Saturday for visit
of two weeks with her aunt. Mrs. s S
Evans of Fairfax and her mother, Mrs
William Bates, in ST. Adams She was
accompanied to Fairfax by he- cousin
Bert Evans.-Miss Grace Sawyer % New
port is with her mother Mrs II. "
Drown. She was accompanied by Miss
Pierce of >tanstead. i. &c. ". Doty Is
ill-Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Munson left Sat
lrday for Washington, u. c.. to attend
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GRANl2 ISLE
ISLE LA MQTTE.

Paul I.aBombard. aged +s years. died
Wednesday OF pneumonia after a few
days illness. He rs survived by a wife.
ono son. three sisters. Mrs Mahlon Cad
boy Mrs. William Naylor OF this town,
and Mrs Elmer Manor Of Rouses Point,
n v. and four brothers, Fred of Platts-
burRh, John Of Massachusetts. Jerry ana
Twinnie OF this town and an aged mother
who lives here. The funeral was held
from his home Friday morning y. ".
Fisk has gone to Camp Madawasga Lake,
Victoria. Ontario with ex-Gov. F.. G.
Smith Of ST. Adams for few days
Fred LaBombard and daughter. Mabel.
OF Plattsburgh were in town last week TO
attend the funeral Of Paul I,aBomhard.
The Rev. and Mrs. Sterling and daughter
have returned from visit in keenc, y.
H.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holcomb OF
Rousee Point spent Sunday at H. g. Ho-
combs Miss Kate Hodges of plstts-
hurgh spent Sunday with Miss 10 Lens-
field Miss Della Dumont has returned to
her home in FIleuburgh, y. Y.
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VAUDEVILLE.

Edward Tucker has moved 10 Burling
ton.-Charles WestCot, Jr, vas at home
from Jay over Sunday.-Cieorge Beard is
in St. Albaus. Mary Westcot was in Bur
lington several days last week Walter
Lock has moved into Mrs Wells's house
Mark Stevens was in Essex Junction
several days last week.-Jerry Lane has
moved to Sherbrooke, ?. O. where he
has work.--Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson spent
the past week with her daughter, Mrs
], r. McCuin, at JohnSon.-Ral Clark
has decided his farm back to MIR. Lara
way and moved back to Charlotte
Eugene Wells has gone TO JeNersonville,
where he has lob al carpenter work --
Mrs. Laura Jane Cheney has gone to
burlington. where she Will remain with
her n!ecc, Mrs. NJ. }. Barnes, for few
weeks Thomas LaraWay, Harris Beard
and William Trombly We're In Burlington
over Sunday, and Ami Leach was in Bur
Mngton on business Monday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Frank Mcclure OF Burlington was
n town Saturday.--'r Rev. Mr.. Kidder
of Nestford occupied the pulpit Sunday
Mrs. Bertha Curtis has been spending
few days with friends IN Burlington 49,
The W. H. VI s. and the Library assoc!a-
ton Will meet at W. VI. Smiths hall
Thursday afternoon to work on quilts
A large number attended the funeral Of
Mrs Burns, which was held az to
Methodist Church Friday .-Miss Lucy L.
pan has finished work for Mrs f. G.
Wells.-Miss Edith story was in Bur
lnston tridaY.-Mrs. Ar,hlr Smith Of
Oklahoma will spend the summer IN Yer
mont.-MrS. NJ NJ. No,uu.ds md Mrs
Z. Green were in johnson Tuesdar-Niss
George Bailey Mrs Alden Brush. Messre
Ellsworth. Dorr and Young attended the
teachers meetine hold at johnson Fri
day.--Mr ana Mrs. Harue Roas and emil.
dren OF Undcrhnl spent Sunday at r
Ross
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franklin
MORRISVILLE.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Eliza
sth ", Fisher were held Yesterday
afternoon at the house, the Rev. Otto
:. Raspe officiating. Interment was
n Mountain View cemetery at Nor
r'stown Corners. Mrs. Fisher Is sur
vived by son. II, j. Fisher, and a
daughter, Mrs. Aritha Fisher Andrews.
Mrs. ". F, Churchill accompa MED
Mr.. Churchill on his trip to North Da-
kota and DE Kalb, Ill.-A c. Davis,
who has been living In Montpelier.
rame to WOlcou Tuesday to bury his
resident here. Mr., Davis is visiting
here for few days.--Harry Cutler of
Eeene. n. H., visited in town Tuesday
niGht.-Mrs. Charles Campbell of
Barre is visiting her mother, Mrs Eliza
Ciriswold, and sister. Mrs. George Pad
ger.--J Bliss left Yesterday for Mil
lis. Mass, where he will visit his
daughter Mrs. George Cook. --Rev
and Mrs. &. G. St. Glare. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. w. Carlton. Mrs. George G. Morse
Miss Daisy Stewart and Miss Lens
Wilder were In JeRersonvillc yester-
day as delegates to tho Christian En-
ueavor convention.--Mrs. George Gale
left yestsrdsy on . trip 10 Wsstboro
Marlboro, Mass. aud White River
Junction Mira Addie Chanee ven'
yesterday to Greensboro and later
will 20 to Stamford Conn.
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ENosBURG.

+. NJ Wright, while returning from
F.nosburg Falls with a load, met r. f.
Reed with his automobile near the j.
Kemps farm on the road to West Enos-
burg. The team became unmanageable
and crowded into the ditch, completely
smas hing one hind wheel. No other dam
age was done.-The W. c. r. L. met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. S. H. Dow and
chose as delegates to the county conven-
ton a. East Franklin May 10 and 90. Mrs.
Stanley Sayles and Mrs. J. Melvin
Wright. MIR and Mrs. James Kidder,
Mrs. n, S. Nichols Mrs +. r. Pcrley and
infant SON. and Mrs. q. l.. Nichols and
children visited Miss NJ. A. Perley Satur-
day to celebrate her birthday.-Mrs. s. II.
Dow went to East Berkshire Saturday to
visit her niece, Mrs. Lawrence Button
W. q. Fassett has lost two cows within
a few weeks. - Bishop Hall held a service
at Christ Church Monday forenoon The
womans society OF the Congrega tlonal
Church will serve their annual Fourth Of
July dinner at the church vestrY, The
ladies have earned over Sl13. which with
one gift of $50 and four OF s.. makes
total of s213,2 %. which was in part used in
helping to repair the church.
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ORANGE.
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Y. !. sncar az Randolph Is with
her sister ut tho old homestead.--LtalG
Parish rode out Tuesday for the first
TIME since last AuGust.-Mo norial DAY
exercises, which alternate among the VIII
lagos in town. nre TO lie held here this
year AS Miss Martha Gilbert, with two
other Ladies', YVES riding last Suuday
evening. she met Editor JohnSons
aUtomol lie. The horse was frightened and
became uuln...ia gee Die, tipped the occup-
aut9 ouD and demolished the buggy. MI
Johnson tool; Miss Gilbert and friends to
their destination aud lroust- them home
and his SON t'Ck thc horse home.--(A {.
Wells WIS in burlington Friday and Sat
urdaN.-rhe board OF education met tie
principals g.: the three Normal schools at
burlington Friday and made plans for the
coming year.lt Is expected that the
Mapiewood will be ofened this week.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Mabel orion. who has been tho
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Wright
of Montgomery. returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Bevins OF Milton
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. ".
Holbrook Saturday. and Mrs. D. S.
Buck spent Saturday in st. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Connecticut were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Beeman
the past week-Cephas Rugg, who has
been the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Giles Rugg. has returned to his
home in idaho. There was hard frost
Monday morning The Rev Mr.. Hunt,
district superintendent preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday to a fun house.
The town meeting that was called to
gee If the town would vote to rcscind the
vote taken at the March meeting to
appropriate s5O for permanent roads re-
suited in a vote Of 122 to 81 in favor Of
the fund Wesley Brush sold his span
Of driving horses and single driver to
parties in Burlington last week.
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died s"reral years aeo and since that limo
he has made his home with his son,
county Clerk s. r. waite daughter.
Mrs. Er1 Abbott OF b1'anklin. Mas. and
another son, Martin Waite " Worcester.
Mass, survive him The funeral will talts
place from the hotcL where he has re-
sided since the fire, this afternoon Mt two
O'Clock, his lifelong friend. the Rev. O
NJ. Boutwell,, officiating The burial will
he at Morrisville. Arthur Eastman Of
Manchester y. H.. and Mrs Alice Good
win IT the same place are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Eastman-
Mis- Maria Nichols. who has been ad-
Judged insane. was taken to Waterbury
Saturday by James Ia on.--'rhe new
grand list Of this town is S7.s26o5 and the
number Of polls i0G.--'rhe Rev. y. l.. San
ford Of iiardwick was in town Monday.
A cannon from the war department has
been sent here by Senator Page for the
court house grounds.