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.REPE DE CHINE

nREPE DE CHINE
and all similar mate
~ rails are exceedingly
smart this season, and
this model is one of the
prettiest possible for their
use. The five gored skirt is
shirred to form a girdle. and
it is held at hounce depth by
a band, that gives the sugges-
ton of the drawn in effect,
without hampering move
ment. The one-piece blouse
IS as smart as can be. The
little yoke Of lace and the
trimming Of silk give a dis
tinctive touch. In addition
TO its other advantages, the
gown is a very simple one to
make. The blouse is cut in
one with the sleeves,
so that all fitting into the
arm-holes is obviated, and
there are only the under-arm
seams 10 be sewed up. IL
liked. the skirt can be made
long, but those that clear the
ground, are being much used
now, and they are always
pretty as well as practical.
If a round neck is wanted,
the yoke OF the blouse can
be omitted. All the fash
ionable thin materials are APP
propriate. Marquisette would
be lovely, so made. Mes
saline is well adapted TO the
design, and there is indeed. a
long list that might be given.
Marquisette over the foun-
dations OF Persian silk or
one Of contrasting color
would be smart for a some
what more Gsessy gown. The
crepe de chine illustrated i.
admirable and the design
also suits still simpler mate
rial, such as challis and the
ike.
The quantity Of material
required for the medium size
is ] IA yards Fl or ~, l ID
yards 81 or I Ia yds. - in
ches wide, with Ia yard Of
all-over lace, and Ia yard Of
silk for trimming. For tho
skirt will be needed 7 yards
Il, ~ or 81, or I a. yards
~ inches wide. with ira
yards OF banding; for the
two bows will be needed 4
yards Of ribbon.
A May Manton pattern
1854, sizes "a 70 ~ inches
bust, and of the skirt o6SS,
sizes - 10 81 inches waist vii
be mailed to any address by
the Fashion Department u
this paper on receipt OF ten
cents
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-13

the forenoon. The bearers we're Louis
Bachand, Henry Bachand. ID. 3. Taylor,
Henry Boss, George Ellwood and w. Il.
Kelley, all members Of the order Of
Woodmen.-rhe monthly meeting Of the
Womans Auxiliary Of Holy Trinity
Church was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. c. T.. Allen, at
which time the president OF the Vermont
branch. Miss Constance Wheeler OF Bur-
lington. gave an Ambassadors for the
mill of George Webster & Sons are being
hauled over the electric road.-John A.
Mannix was in Plattsburgh Saturday to
attend the wedding OF his niece. Miss.
Mannix, daughter OF the late Editor
Mannix.-Thomas Mannix has a posi-
tion in the office Of the Robin Hood
Ammurltcn CON pdnr.
The passenger coach on the westbound
way freight caught fire from an over
heated stove while some shifting was be-
Ing done here Tuesday morning and
was practically destroyed.--The annual
meeting Of the Swanton Savings Bank &
Trust company was held at the banking
rooms Monday with a full attendance OF
directors w.:h the exception Of Senator
rage who Is in Washington. The old
onicers were reelected as follows: c. L.
Allen. president; NJ. W. Barney. vice.
president and treasurer; +. w. French,
assistant treasurer bay is
frozen over and teams arc crossing from
North Hero via Hog Island point and
thence to Maquam.-It has been decided
to hold the board of trade fair January
-. q, IS and 29-Vital statistics for Swan
ton for 1909 arc: Births. o5; deaths, co.
marriages. 2s. The previous year there
were Jog births, 63 deaths and "a mar
ringes-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Archie Tatreault Monday.
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LAMolLLE
STOWE.

Funeral services were held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Gibbs on
Maple street at one o'clock Friday after
noon for Jane Johnson. who died from
Bright's disease January S. Mrs. John
son was 81 years of age and resided with
her daughter, coming here from Burling-
ton two years ago. She IL survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Henry Gibbs and
Mrs. George Gibbs, and four grandchil-
dren. Marry 8. Gibbs and Mrs. p s. Kali
ser OF Stowe. Mrs. Frank Smith OF Nor
risv!lle and Mrs. Lewis Marshall OF Barre
and several great grandchildren.
At the meeting Of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon banquet
was served and officers were installed by
Mrs. Della McAllister and II. f. Straw
Leo j. Moody and Fred f.. Gale. who
visited here, left Saturday for Mime
apois. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Edwin c. Russell, who will visit relatives
there.-Mrs. Arthur French has returned
to her home in Stowe. ii! with grip.-Prof.
Elmores dancing class gave successful
party at the Memorial building Friday
evening. About rs couples attended.-Mrs.
II, E. Pike is recovering from Illness
Mrs C. j. Scribner Of st. Louis is here
on account the Illness of her father, John
Drugg. -Encouraging reports are received
from little Milo Wrisley at Mary Fletcher
hospital. Burlington.
An alarm Of fire was given at about
half past two Tuesday afternoon for "A
burning chimney in the house occupied
by the families Of William ana Walter
Fielder.-Funeral services for Ira H..
French will be held at the home OF his
mother. Mrs. Edward =. French. In
Stowe Hollow at one o'clock this
afternoon. where he died at an early
hour Tuesday morning. after a long i'll
ness Mr.. French was Al years OF age.
He IL survived by his second wife. form
erly Miss Annie shepard, a son, Leon.
10. and n daughter. Martha. four years Of
age. three brothers. Arthur F.. Ernest l..
and Row E. French and a sister, Mrs,
BRADLEY Magoon. His first wife was Miss
,ornie Moody-F g. Boardman has pur-
chased OF the j. A. Stafford estate the
building OF which he occupied part
Mrs. C. r. Eddy has returned from Mont
ne,ier improved In health.-D. C. Slocum
Of Manchester, N. H.. who has visited at
the home of his brother-in-law, s. l..
Dewey. left Tuesday for Fort Covington,
NJ
Oflcers elected at the annual meeting
Of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
society are: President, Miss Martha
Wright; vice-president. Harry F. Warren;
secretary. Miss Elra Warren: treasurer,
Miss Marion Pike; organist. Miss Bernice
Hall; assistant Miss Amanda stowell. -
An ancient relic to be placed in the
soldiers Memorial hall IL . copy Of
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hull went to Bur-
lington Wednesday. where Mr.. Hull at
tended the Vermont Dairymen's associa-
tion.-Deputy Collector j. c. Ford Of Mon
treal are at C. d. Phelps's.-Mrs. Joseph
Washer and two children, who have visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Jones, for several weeks. returned to their
home In johnson. Saturday Miss Lena
Williams passed Saturday and Sunday In
Enosburg Falls.-E. A. Austin. who has
been confined to the house for several
weeks with grip. is able to be out.-Thc
Rev. Mr.. Currier Of West Enosburg
prachd at the revival meetings Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURGH.

The Produce Disptach Co. are harvesting
for this section are Miss
Hortense Marvin ut the station school,
Miss McCarroll Of Johnson at the Stone
school house and Miss Eugenia Carl in
he Pay district-George W. Sabu Is in
Providence. his son, Wallace, returned
with him to Norris Heights where he Is
attending school.-Miss Ogei Langlols
who has been visiting in New Hampshire
has return d.-Dr. and Mrs. Rogers are
entertaining relatves.-Mrs. Z. j. Hutch-
ms are visiting in Burlington. Miss Lot
tic Gordon received news yesterday Of
her brothers death in Montreal.--Law-
renee Grew who underwent an operation
at Mary Fletcher hospital last summer
Is In noOr health again.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

At a regular meeting OF Misssquo
camp, No. u, 5s2, NJ. w. A.. held last We'd
nesday the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Consul Frank
Powell: adviser, Edgar Reynolds: banker,
Leon Rouse; escort. Orange Reynolds;
clerk. Richard Pond wa,cnman. Herbert
j. Tracy; sentry. Chas. Loverin; man
a gers, Frank Powell, c. NJ. Rublee, c. II.
Demina; camp physician. DR.. r. l.. Wash
burn.-B. c, Richardson returned from
New York Tuesday morning.-Rev. Will
bur Anderson is visiting his mother. Mrs,
Ira Anderson. c. J. Peterson attend
ed ministers meeting In swanton Tues
day.-Mlss NJ. Fl. Rooney passed Saturday
and Sunday in St. Adams.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. Henry Cantell awoke Thursday
morning to find her four children I'M
conscious and strong odor OF coal gas
summon doctor All will recover
though two of the children were very
III. A damper In the coal stove got closed
in some accountable way and forced
he gas into the house.
AT the meeting OF the trustees of Enos-
burg Falls Savings Bank & Trust Co. held
Friday semi-annual stockholders
dividend of four per cent. payable April
/ was declared.-Miss c. Belle Stone, con-
ference treasurer. went to Boston Monday
TO attend a four days meeting or con-
ference OF the officers of the New England
branch of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
siouary society,". a. Gibson returned
Friday evening from Revere Mass
where he had attended the funeral OF Mrs.
]. X. Stockwell, whose burial was In Con-
cord, Vt. Saturday Mr.. Gibson attended
the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Wait In
Bheldon.-The W. V. Phelps Co. organized
md elected officers Thursday as follows:
President. W. " Phelps; vice-president,
]. 3. Kimball: secretary-treaSurer. II. w.
Shower; auditors. A. g. Armstrong, ]. b.
Kimball; directors. w. v. Phelps. A. 8.
Armstrong. c. 8. Forsythe.
A farmers institute was held We'd
nesday In Perley Hall.-A call has been
ISSUED for a meeting OF the blacksmlths
OF the county in Franklin next Sat
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WEST ENosBURG.

An installation service was held with
Tyler branch Grange Tuesday evening,
when District Deputy Olmstead Of West
Berkshire assisted by members Of that
orange installed the following officers
]. X Montague, MASTER A. 4. Croft,
overseer; Miss Fanny Smith, lecturer; II.
j. Kavanaugh, chaplain; Kaye Orr, stew
ard; Mrs. j. * Montague, Ceres; Mrs. II.
d. Ovltt. Pomona; Mrs. y. w. Rounds,
Flora; Roy Maynard. secretary; d. T..
Burleson treasurer: Melvin Wright. as
s.stant steward A. w. Page, gateheeper;
Miss Ella Houghton. lady assistant stew
n ri
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CRATTSBURY.

Miss Dora Gallagher returned to ST.
Mary College last Saturday. She was
accompanied by her brother Renf-ew GAL
lagher-Mrs. Anna Wilson, who has been
seriously Ill for some time. is able to cit
up.-There was public installation
Of tho NJ. W. a. and supper at the town
hall Wednesday evening. State Deputy
Palmer OF Burlington addressed the
meetins.-Mrs. Celia jerks suffered
stroke of paralysis Saturdays. II. Corey
is very i'll from heart trouble.-1frs. May
burn 10 III with rheumat!sm.-Mr. Ar
buckle and family moved into the Major
Robbins house last week.-A public in
stalation Of officers was held in the
Grange hail Friday night: Mr.. Lovejoy
and Elmer Goodrich of East Hardwics
were the installing officers.-Airs. Nellie
Corlcy LEFT Tuesday for several weeks
visit in Canada.
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Perry's Royal Standard Dictionary OF
the English language. published in 1901 as
the six edition OF the work Of 1717.
1t was formerly the property OF Jared
spauldins, great grandfather Of Miss Elra
Warren.-There will be a farmers meet
ing at the auditorium Of the Akeley
Memorial building Friday evening.-Mrs.
Foster Dow is visiting her brother. James
Gillette, in Montpelier. edward Grace,
who has been very Ill with pneumonia, is
more comfortable.-Re and Ruth
Prescott have returned TO their home In
Waterbury, after spending two weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. v. Reed, and their aunt, Mrs. Justin
Robinson.
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NEWPORT.

The funeral of L. A. Spauldins who
committed suicide, was held at his late
home SO Central street. Monday forenoon
at 10 o'clock. Rev. r. c. Flasg officiating.
Members of Frontier Encanpment, No.
10. I. o. o. F., were present In body.
The remains were taken to Burke for In
terment.-Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Nye OF
Washington, D. c., who have passed few
days at c. w. Richmond'A returned home
Monday.-Mrs. Harry Hunter. who went
to st. Johnsbury recently to undergo an
operation for the removal Of . needle from
her hand. Is reported a. a little better
Egbert Robinson has been suffering from
an attack OF acute indigestion tho past
week.-Harry Moulton has accepted q
position as bookkeeper or the c. L
Chandler Co. Of Orleans ana began his
duties Monday.-Mrs. L. A. spaulding IL
with friends In Lyndonvtlle.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Roy s. can and Miss Ruth Richmond Of
Orleans were tho guests OF NJ. D. Skin.
ner over Sunday.
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FAIRFAX.

The venerable Charles Rugg died at the
residence OF his son, Harry Friday
afternoon. after n lingering Illness. His
funeral was held Sunday. He leaves
n wife and three sons, Harry and
1clbridge II. of this town, and George Of
Glens Falls, n. Y.
The golden wedding Of DR.. and Mrs j.
s. Goodall of Essex junction, was OBJ
served January 10 at the old family
home now occupied by Miss Carrie Farms
worth, a sister Of Mrs Goodall. a COM
pany of about Is being present Mrs
Goodall was the oldest daughter Of DR.
and Mrs. j. III. Farnsworth and the marri-
age ceremony was performed in the house
IN which the 50th anniversary was cele.
orated, 1t having been built by DR.. Farms
worth the previous year Three of the
company present Monday were at the
wedding. Miss Carrie NJ Farnsworth
Mrs. Sewel Chamberlain and Mrs G. II.
Stafford. After refreshments had been
served by Miss Fannie Lewis. Mrs. Berg
an and Mrs. Taft, the Rev. Mr.. Perry Of
Richford made remarks appropriate to
the occasion to which Mr. Goodall re-
piled. Musical selections we're rendered
by Mrs. Bergan. the Rev. Mr. Van Schart
and the Fairfax orchestra and before sep
arating the entire company joined in sing
Ing Aud Lang Syne." The Rev DR..
Goodall Is Il retired clergyman OF the
Baptist denomination and Is widely known
as forceful preacher, learned theolos.an
and writer.
Mrs G. G. orion went to
Montgomery January 10, to visit her
daughter. Mrs. William Wright-The
funeral OF Fred Bellows of ST. Al.
bans was held at his brothers. II. B.
Bellows. Friday. The Rev g. w.
Burke officated. The burial was at
the Fairfax cemeter" The funeral
Of Charles Rugg was held at his sons,
Harry c. Rugg, Saturday The bur-
ial was In Buck Hollow cemetery
Mrs. George Hunt and son. Heman,
are confined to their house by illness.
Rev. G. W. Burke and Rev. Mr..
kidder Of Westford excnaneel pull
pits Sunday.-Rev. DIR. J. s. Goodall
preached at the Baptist Church Sum
day.-Mrs. A. b. Beeman is improv-
ing from her late Illness
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis are home
from Montreal and are spending the vim
ter with Mr. Lewis's parents.--D. G. Free
man Of Swanton was in town Friday
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Jones OF Chazy and
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Myers OF Rouses Point
were guests at n. W. Fisk's Sunday
J. NJ. Skeels is very i'll with blood poison
ing.-Mss Margaret Bicknell has returned
to her home in Boston after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. j. NJ. Skeels.-O.
n. Parker Of arlington was in town Sun
day.--Miss Addie Parker OF burlington
was in town last week.-Mrs.. +. II. Sew
erance Of Buffalo was in town last week.
The net proceeds from the donation
Monday night were about $500
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SOUTH HERO.

Ice harvesting on keeler's bay has COM
menced.-George Squires of the Iodine
Springs House is at the Fanny Allen hos
pital for an operaton.-M Nellie Wads-
worth who has been at Mary Fletcher
hospital for an operation on her foot.
left the hospital Tuesday.-Miss Selan
Mable. a nurse in training at the Lynn
hospital, Lynn, Mass. visited at the
homes Of w. NJ. Stevens and f. Z. Hill
last week.-Mrs.. f. E. Fletcher is i'll
The San'!har school opened on Monday.
Mrs. w. w. White teacher.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid are 20 meet Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. 8. S. Griswold or din
ner.-The State board OF agriculture gave
some very interesting talks on various
topics in Grange hall last Friday after
noon and evening.-Mrs. W s. Pearl Is
slowly recovering from her recent severe
illness.-Elsie, little daughter OF Edison
Gormon Is seriously ill.-Mrs. Maria
Tobias, wife OF Edwin Adams. died at her
home in Grand Isle Jan. 6 after a linger-
ing illness. She was the daughter Of Scion
Tobias and Mary Samson Tobias She was
born In 1888 and married Edwin Adams
of Milton nearly 81 years ago. with the
90 years In Michigan her
life has been spent here. Her funeral was
largely attended. The Rev. Mr. Allen,
.stor Of the Methodist Church OBLIGATED
'csides her husband she leaves two
daughters. !Idra. vito of ifomor Griswol
and Matte, wife Of Frank A. Briggs. and
four gra children.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. W. w. Smith returned Saturday
night from Scranton, Pa.--Miss Fannie l..
Day returned Friday from Boston, where
she spent her Christmas vacation.-The
Rev w. W. Davidson OF Burlington
preached in the Baptist Church Sunday
morning Miss Sue Smith returned to
her school in Middlebury Monday.-Mrs,
Algier of Jonesvile came Monday to visit
her son, Delbert Algier.- Samuel Lord
md son. Ira. from Wisconsin are visiting
at Mrs. Sarah Nay's.-Mrs Ellen NJ Day
who has been quite Ill. ia improving
Lloyd Button was taken suddenly Ill Mon
day night with acute bronchitis.
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LOWELL.

There was slight fire In w. O. Gallo
gers house Tuesday.-Dr sheehan was in
Burlington Wednesday.-G. d. Goddard Of
Westfield has sold his house In Lowell
village to w. f. Patterson.--Fred Cotenoir
Of Montgomery Is III with diphtheria at
the home of Mr.. j. +. Stephenson. Fran
els Coolbeth returned Monday from Bur-
lington. where his wife recently under
went surgical operation. The operation
was successful and Mrs. Coolbeth Is gain
ing.-Miss Grace Powers returned Monday
from New York City where che had been
passing a few weeks with her friend Miss
Rena Revoir
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urday aftcrnoon.--James McFeeters OF
Barre. Mass. has purchased the l.. G..
Kendall property on Church street; con-
sderation $4,000. Mr.. Mcreeters will
move here April l. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Feeters. who have been here for a. few
days, left Menday for home.
The stockholders OF the First National
bank met Tuesday and elected the
following directors: a. w. woodworfh h.
IT. C. Comings. H. A. Pond. J. b. Kim.
ball, Z. +. Beatty. w. v. Phelps, ], o.
Kimball. AT a meeting OF the direc-
tors the following officers were elect
ed A. w. Woodwork, president; II.
|C. Comngs, vice-president; H. F.
Klmball. cashier; Howard f. Kimball
assistant cashier.--Henry Puffer of
Richford was in town Tuesday,. c.
Reeseman of Montreal has begun bus
mess in the steam laundry plant un-
der the name OF the Boston Steam
laundry.--Harold Klmball recently
left for Maine In the interest of KIM
bail Brothers e. Co.--Olin Jeffords
left Tuesday to resume his studies in
Phillips Exeter Academy. Exeter, N.
H.--Miss Gretta Cady of Burlington
is a guest at p y. Smith's.-Rev VIII
liam shaw is In Georgia assisting the
Rev. Mr.. McDougall in revival meet
ings.-Miss Pear' Blair of st. Johns.
Que, IS visiting her aunt. Mrs. L. d.
Hart.
District Deputy r. II. Brown made an
official visit 70 the Masonic lodge in Rich
ford Tuesday EVENING". e. Springer of
Montpelier was In town Tuesday.-The
vital statistics for Enosburg for the past
year show - births, 81 deaths and IA mar
rhges Leon Burt has returned to Boston
after a visit with his motherNfiss Mary
Porter entertained few OF her friends
in honor Of her 18th birthday Tuesday
eveninG-Miss Azda Garrow has re-
t. hcd to her studies In Farnham, Que.
after a two weeks vacation at her home
here-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ayers Of
, Richford and Mrs. J. r. Stafford Of st.
Adams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T..
I T,-lor Wednesday,
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BRANDON.

Mr. and Mrs A, S. Maynard have gone
TO Washington. d. c.. where they will
spend several months Hugh WI
liams Is in New york.-Mrs. G. I. But
ten OF Niddlebury has been spending y
few days with her father. ". O. Ray
Mrs. Minnie Hall has been called to New
York by the illness Of her son, Sherwood.
The annual meeting Of the First
National bank was held Tuesday
and the following directors elected:
w. H. Wright, G. H. Young. q. Frank
Hendec. w. n. Nutting. A. G. Jones.
c. H. Ross. +. W. Williams, l.. A.
sovery and Charles F. Clark. The
officers elected are; President W. H.
Wright; vice-president. g. II. Young;
cashier Frederick w. Briggs; teller.
T.. s. Wrisht.-The Brandon National
bank elected tho following directors
Tuesday T. j. Ormsbec. d. D. Bur-
dit, f. II. harrington. II. A. Senger.
E. Weeks. r. ii, Button. w. f.
Scott The Officers elected are Presi-
dent. e. J, Ormsbeo: vice-president, d.
ID. Burditt; cashier, Walter r. Scott;
teller. George II. McLcod.--Mrs. Emma
June has returned from several
weeks stay In Bellows Falls.--C. Nj.
Winslow ia In Philadelphia, Pa.-tMrs,
Carrie Broseau and Miss Cora Cam
eron are in Rutland.-Rollin Hatch
Is confined to his home with an In
(Contiuued On page -
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Charles McGovern, formerly of
his place, died Friday Mt her home in
Wheelock. The funeral was held
Monday, with burial at st. Johnsbury.
Miss Anna Therein is visiting her
parents at st. Theresa, Can-Mrs.
Abraham NARROW went to Wheclock
Saturday. called there by the death
of her sister.-The Woodmen had
their annual dance at the town hall
Friday evening.--Mrs. Nellie c. Full
Ter has returned from New York city.
j. Il. Baker of Charlotte was in
town Monday.-Lumbermen report a
great depth of snow In the woods.
In some places 1t is said to be five
feet deem