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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
WHAT A SUMMER COLD MAY DO.

A summer cold if neglected is just as apt to develop into bronchitis or pneumonia as at any other season
 Do not neglect it. Take Foleys Honey and Tar promptly. It loosens the cough, soothes and heals the in famed air passages, and expels the cold from the system" F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy s135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
Weather Indications
(sneciaI from United Press.) )

tpPcC1df
 New Haven, June 22.-Forecast:- Fair tonight and Thursday
 There is no well defined storm area this morning east of the Rocky Mountains. Pleasant weather pre- vaiIs generally in all sections. Light scattered showers have occurred dur ing the last A hours in the north western and southern sections. A few places reported temperatures above 90. Washington, 94, Philadel- phia 94 degrees.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slightly lower tenn perature tonight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
CRIPPLED KAISER OFF FOR BOAT
 RACES AT KEEL
Especial from United, Press.)

Berlin, June 22-With bis right leg and right hand bandaged and the for mer resting on a large cushion, the Kaiser left today for Hamburg where he will board the Royal yacht Hohen- soI1Ie1 this evening for Kiel, to wit ness the boat races. At Hamburg he will be the guest of Herr Ballin of the Hamburg-American Steamship Com pany.
 The Kaiser had abandoned today s trip owing to the death of his sister in-law, Princess Fteodora, but was finally prevailed upon not to disap- point the hundreds of yachtsmen who are gathered at Kiel.
 Two physicians accompanied the Kaiser to attend to his injured leg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

and the fight resulted, London's face being badly battered by the bartend- CT. Muldowney was arrested on charge of assault and battery and London promised to appear as wit ness against him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
JACK LONDON BATTERED IN BRAWL
Especial from United Press

Oakland, Cal, June 23.-Jack Lon don, the famous Socialistic author who came west to report the Jeffries- Johnson fight for a New York news paper, engaged in a fight last night which will have its sequel today in the police court. London got into a
 private room in which women were drinking in Timothy Muldowney's tenderloin saloon last night. Null edoWney- -ordered-him ~outkof-tha place
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
CLEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to fnjure the skin Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust. Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt For tns. hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents Manufactuyed bx=Wm4% R. Wzna, x4N StratfordsaAvo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
THE PRETTIEST FACE

snd the most beautiful hands are off, ten disfgureda by an unsightly wart
 1t can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart iEemover, for sale only St The Cyrus Pharmacy, 253 Fairfield avenue and
 1s6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
OBITUARY.

Funeral services over the remains of Harvey H. DeWolfe were largely attended yesterday afternoon from his late home, 1347 Boston avenue, at 2 o'clock, Rev. c. E. Barto and Rev. F. H. L. Hammond officiating. The bearers were G. P. Abbott. J. Ash croft, James Spargo, B. A. Chaffee, L.. B. Nickerson and c. s. Flames. In terment was in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

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CAMBRIDGE.

\ very pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday Dec. : at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. Nelson Gray, when their daugh-
ter. lldah Millicent, was married 10 Hor-
ace Bigelow Reed, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Charles A. Reed OF Worcester Mass, At
half past three, to the strains OF the
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin," play
cd by Miss Marjory Newton Of Cam
bridge, the bridal parry entered the par
lurs, where II met the groom with his best
man. Hollis II. Gray OF burlington, the
brother or the bride. and the Rev. Y, M.
Hardy of Worthwhile, who performed the
'rremony, The procession was led by
Miss Mddalne MIDGET of flsseN Junction
and Miss Dorothy Mudse,t of North
Nambridse, bearing ribbons which formed
an aisle, The bridesmaids, Miss Louise
s'ocum of Worthwhile and Miss bernice
Kendall of Burlington, were followed by
the ring bearer, Master Edwin heebe of
Morrisvi!le, cousin Of the bride, the
maid of haRor Miss Reba Gray, sister
of the bride and the hr,de on the arm
of her father, The ceremony was Wit
messed only by thu near relatives, The
rooms were prettily decorated with smi-
laH ferns, cut flowers, palms and banks
and ropes of evergreen. The hrda was
hecomingly gowned in white crepe de
ohene and princess lace, cut en- traine,
with veil of white tuiie. She carried 4
shower bouaust at white brides roses and
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HYDE PARK.

A. ID. Robbins. the hotel proprietor. is
very it'll. A. Noyes was In burlington
Friday.-The Rev II. Lamb preached AZ
North Hyde Park Sunday.-The
ladies' Aid had a we'll attended sale for
the benefit OF the new church Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Augustus d. itobblns, proprietor of
Hotel Phoenix. died Monday morning OF
a complication OF diseases He was about
The hotel last week and Friday morning
was in his Office a short time. Mr.. Rob
bins was born in Craftsbury 60 years
ago. where he lived until In 1854. when he
moved to Eden ard engaged in the hotel
business. From there ne went to john
son. where ne carried on the Johnson
u ouse for several years. In the summer
of 1868 he bought the Hotel Phoenix at
this place and has conducted II ever
since. He was very popular with the
travelling public and had hos; Of friends
The funeral took place Wednesday
morning at ten o'clock. The burial was
at Craftsbury. Lucy Campbell
stll remains in n precarious condition.
Herman Campbell OF Barre spent Sunday
in this place-'A Thief in the House" IS
tie play to be given BY the Knights u
King Arthur Monday evening Of next
week.-The bell for tho new church, do
mated by Colonel mcfarland, has been
shipped from the fcunlrN
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FAIRFAX.

Inc Iuheial OF MOTIFS Q. Learned, who
dled IhursdfY OF an,mia and hardening
oI III" ar'ei1es' was heid at his late home
SUNDAY NJ D. m the KEY. s. ). Brig
nam ana the Kew g. u. Wells ofliciating
IN" hymns IhN VIII Re Done" and
Abide WITH Me We're sung. The bear
crs w"r" {. II. Brush, .. w. Campbell.
a. H. hiIeN and I. l.. Marvin. The burial
was at S"hd"rSon's Corner cemetery.
Among those from out Of town To attend
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GRAND Isle
GRAND ISLE.

The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. HIS.
Macomber gave them a pleasant surprise
Saturday evening, the Goth anniversary
OF their marriage. a purse of money was
presented and some other gifts.-Mrs
Arthur Ladd is Hill. NJ. I.add attended
the funeral of the Rev. Mr. Winch of
Barre. The Rev. George Winch died at
his home on the cast hill In Larre town.
Mr. Winch was born in NorthNcld.
August 3, 1S45, the eldes, child OF VIII
liam and Lydia (Nye) Winch. lie spent
his boyhood on the farm and fitted for
college at the Mortified academy. lie
entered the University Of Vermont in
1866 and was graduated in 1870 The two
years following he spent teaching and in
the study Of law, and then entered the
Hartford Theological Seminary at Hart
ford, Conn. After graduation at this in
stitution he went to Enfield, Conn. where
for i3 years he was pastor of the First
Conversational Church. lie married
Hannah I.add OF Grand Isle In 1855 Ne
became pastor OF the First Congresa-
tional Church in Holyoke. Mass, and re-
manned there for is years. Three Years
ago Mr.. Winch came to Earre to be near
his brother, the late Judge G. NJ Winch
During much Of his residence he has
acted as pastor Of the congregational
Church in East Barre and In Orange, and
on several occasions has supplied tho pull
pit in the congregational Church In the
city of Barre. Mr.. Winch is survived by
his wife and ono son. William l.. Winch,
of Parre.-Madam Davis OF Grand Isle
died Tuesday at the home OF her son,
Irving Davis She was the widow of the
late Alonzo Davis. Tho intcrment will
be Mt the cemetery near tho Corners
Mary Iovcand IL improving Mrs, Mar
tina Dodds vas called to Hyde Park Mon
day by tho death of Mr. Robbins.
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GEORGIA.

The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Miner 10y
don was lcld at the home of her dlugh-
ter Mrs. '"rt Ryan. Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Eoyden was ~ n few DAYS
only with pneumonia. hut owing To her
age tn" disease proved fatal She was 50
years of ave. She leaves several chill
dren md grandchildren. Tho burial was
Mt East ilaiu-northa. the youngest
daughter # Mr.. ana Mrs. Bert Ryan is
very III with bronchitls,--Mr. Edwin
Wh.tc died ut his homo on tho lake
shore Saturday Of conFumution Mr.
white WEB about GO years Of ngo ana
leaves son. Carl. ana three daughtors
M,s. Thomas Ferry, Mrs. Maud Hnga-
bone ana Mrs, John Shcan The funeral
was held at the church. the Rev. NJ. H.
Ryan officiating. Frank Blatchlcy's
children are Ill with whooping cough
Several schools IN town are not In ses-
sion owing to the directors inability to
secure teachers.-Mrs. Emma Eoyden Is
improving Mrs. Polly Hubbard and
daughter are visiting in SWanton.
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MONTGOMERY.

Roy Erland Herrick OF Winchester
Mass, and Lcda Olive Ariel of Medford.
Mass, were married Sunday at the
Evangelical Advent Church by the Rev.
j. r. Baxcndalc.
News was received here on Monday Of
the sudden death Of Hubert G. Comstock
In Boston SUNDAY. ~ ~" ago of II Years.
Mr. CUnstOCk Wos BORN Ao.. .nU .I"nt
all his younger days in town but has
lived the past four years in Boston. Ho
leaves a wife. The funeral will lie held
at tho Methodist Episcopal Church on
Thursday afternoon.-Mrs. NJ. A. Duel
is visiting in Alburg.-Mr and Mrs. Birk-
mere of Boston are in town, called by the
death Of II. q rrmetgrl-.- Frank Shlna
or Barre Wis.,, lis parents, Mr. and
Mrs Leanuer Shina.-M. Leavitt and
mother are to move to Barton Landing
j. A. Flint has arrived from Kansas to
visit his mother, Mrs. Ellen 1'arbelI. who
is H.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Reed entertained
the Whist club Friday eveninH.--b. L..
Lane of Burlington was in town Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society Christmas sale
will be held at the Town han Friday
December l6. Dinner and supper will bo
served. Among those from out of town
who attended the funeral Of Margaret
Clinton DOugherty were Mr. and Mrs
Henry Conin and Miss Margaret Conlin
of Wnooski, Mr.. and Mr.. James Ryan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mahoney Of
Georgia, MI and Mra. y. Il. Peterson,
Mrs d. Clinton and Mir John Reed Of
burlington. James Hart OF Amsterdam.
n Y, John McNullon of hilton and
James Logue OF Champlajn
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is suffering from nervous trouble
Harold Brush Is at home from North
Dakote.-Miss Florence Dewey was at
home from Waterbury over Sunday
News has been received OF the recent
death OF Christopher +. Douglass at the
home of his daughter In Great Falls,
Montana. Mr.. Dougless was formerly a
prominent citizen Of Stowe, being en-
gagged In the dry goods business at the
lower village, and also in the store now
carried on by Miles, Mcmahon e co. He
went from here about 40 years ago to
Minneapolis, where he was very success
full in business. He leaves son and
daughter.--At the last meeting of Mans
field Mountain Grange Mr.. and Mrs. An
sci l.. Barrows were elected delegates TO
the meeting of the state Grange In Bur
lington. The questions, What Is the Eff
feet of Church Upon the Value Of tho
property in a rural Community and
(Which Is of Most Importance, one s
Religious Belief or ones I.ife"' were
discussed. r. $. Warren gave a reading.
The Misses Vcnila Smith and Louise
Aldrich, who arc at the Mary Fletcher
hospital in burlington arc doing well.
AZ the annual meeting of IT. H. Smith
Post, c. A. r., officers were elected as
follows: Commander, Nolney c. Bah
,o,,,. so,ior vice commander. jackson
Sargent; Junior vice-cominander, s. NJ
12rueb. surroon. George w. Adams; off
COR oS tho dav. Ahram burnett: chaplai,
Henry Sparks: officer of the guard.
Harry Gibbs: ouarter,naster. =. ID. Pike.
adJutant. Henry G. Thomas; delegates
TO the state convention, =. ID. pike and
Georse ". Harris.-Osriccrs oloc,ed at
ths annual meeting of n IT. Smith posi-
Nvomsns Relief Germs are. prasido7,
Mrs I.Iinor Gerry. sciinr ,.,ra-nrceido,t
Mrs. Mary Russell. i,inior vicn-nresidor,
Mrs. Mary Smith: guard Mira \ y
Moody. chapl1in. Mrs itolon Ncul,o,.
treasurer. Mrs. Dora Ehs,.. dc,o.,,ce -
STATE convention. Mrs Dorm Eddy and
Mrs Mary Kusscli.-Nies Jo,,,in SALINE,
visited Montpcnnr ruo.da,. N,r, I, =
bailey WIS in purlt.p,,, -r,.sao,. Me-
Daisy Uaxoliino Is eufr.rirr tro,, .,.rb-i,l
fever at Hcaton hosn;tal No,,nn1ior
" here She rcccntiv va4 on.-otad ,,,,o,
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ENCSBURG FALLS.

The sudden tumble in the raw
fur market caught some dealers hare
with quite stock.-Announeement IL
made of the marriage of Ernest W SAT
ford Of Franklin and Mrs. Bertha T.
Samson of this place, which took place in
Franklin Wednesday Dec by tho Rev
f. w. Day. They will be at horne to their
friends after January l in this place.
A pleasant reception was given by the
teachers OF the high and grammar grades
TO the parents and friends in the school
building Friday evening. <.mball's or
chestra furnished music and there was
vocal music under the leadership of Miss
Carpenter with addresses by F. W. Wal
lace and Mason $. Stone of Montp.lier
Professor Barker Of Boston I-nivorsitv
also spoke few minutes Specimens of
the work done by those grades were dis
played and light refreshments wero
served.-The committee has secured I. n
fomeroy a.. v NJ, 100 as assistant in
the hlgh school beginning Monday. Mrs
C. M Pratt LETT here Saturday COR Brook
"'''' me- 10 visit her son. Or. II. C,
irau' She expects to be absent a few
weeks - W, Beatty. who left here last
week visited his daughter, Mrs. J. w
NHr'h, in Burlington few days and
WIZ MT and Mrs, Green left for Califor-
mn where Mr. Green's parents reside.
IheF expect to be absent about six
weoks'-Prof, j. l.. Barker left Saturday
ior ~, Johnsbury. where he spoke sun
"oF'-Eivhtocn degrees below zero
saturday morning and yet tho WORK OF
installing tho water plant of the Foderai
ihcking company goes on. ~ Is nearly
completed, Miss Alice Young has entered
tho employ OF Nj. L. Perley n CO. TOT the
Christmas season.
Tho officers OF the Methods" SUNDAY
school were elected Wednesday evening
nt the homo u. a. a, Aseltlne'-f"'rlr'
puffy has been assisting In the store OF
W. E Mtiguy & Co. during the illness
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WESTFORD.

The Ladies' Social Circle met with
Mrs. Kidder Wednesday afternoon.-
There will be concert and Christmas
supper in the Congregational Church the
evening of December % instead of th"
sacred concert announced last week..
Cornelius Tyler of Boston has been visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. ]. L. Rice.
II. r. Stone has resigned the office of
town clerk and DR.. Smith has been APP
pointed to fill the unexpired term Of MIR
stone.-Orvis Gabaree, who has been in
the Fanny Allen hospital for several
weeks, is gaining slowly. Mr.. Garbarce
has recently undergone a serious surgical
operation
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Capt. Z. b. Rockwell is visiting friends
in Burllng ton-George Phelps Of South
Hero is the guest Of William Rockwell. -
Barney f. Lewis Of Ricford passed Sun
day at his homo here, Mrs. william
Mullen Is confined to the house by sick
ness.--W. j, Wightman. who spent Sun
day at his home here, has returned to
Montpelier Ward O. Morton Is spending
his vacation in Hoston.--Mr and Mrs.
George Tudhopo were called to Manchcs-
ter. n. H.. Saturday by the serious illness
of their sister, Mrs. ilutchins.
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FLETCHER.

AT the regular meeting or the NJ. W. A.
lodge Tuesday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Consul, +. +. Flanders; advisor Ira
Green banker, George Gillian; clerk, A.
Ii. Hooper; escort, G. II. Scott; watch
man, Scott Irish sentry, S. II. Carpen-
ter; manager for three years. j. l..
cary; examining physicians, j. II. Bean
and S. il. Phelps.-John Carey has
moved his family to Bnghamville.-Wil
Gray of Cambridge junction was in town
Monday.-Miss Tresa Corse is ill.-Jrl
Green was called to Fairfax by the ILL
ness of his father.-Dcforest Robinson
and family spent Sunday in Cambridge
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Of his brother, Fay.-Miss Lydia Beatty
has entered the employ of NJ T. Perley
a. Co.-Monday was the eighth successive
day with below zero" weather. Sunday
morning showed 20 below.-Mrs. John
Lawrence Is seriously ILL.,
Miss Elizabeth Mcdaniel Of Meirose
Mass, who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Ethel Waldren, left here Monday
to visit Miss Efflc Waldren in llardwick.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harris of HYDE
Park are visiting Mr. Iarrss mother.
Mrs A. -. Harris,
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WATERVILLE.

Fred Laraway Of Hartford, Conn. =
IN town for few weGks.-Mvs. Lucy
Davis is stopping this winter with her
sister Mrs. Fairbanks Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Westcot are Visiting their son.
Charles, Jr, at Jay this Week.-Mrs..
Gordon Mann IS spending the week with
Ter people at Foster Can.-parivl Nor
gan lost valuable horse by getting one
OF his legs broken Tuesday,Mrs. Irwin
crown is spending the Week with her
sister. Mrs Frank Norris. at Bakersheld
The condition OF Captain Mcfarland IS
improved but little,-Lcvi ana Miss Lucia
Smile have gone to Philadelphia, Pa,
to spend the winter with their brother,
Or. Nathan Smile.
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one son, George. and brother, Charles
Goodrich, both OF whom resided with
hlm.-Miss Marion j.. Sabre Is In Provi-
dcncc, II. L-Miss Louise Lessor, who has
boon III, - able to be out---Mrs. A. A.
Fhcssman ls ill.-A few of tho neighbors
and friends Of Mrs. w. j. Mott rave her
surprise Monday evening, her birthday
anniversary. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Martha Roddy Of Malone, n. Y.
who was called horc by tho death Of her
cousin. NJ. l.. Goodrich, has returned
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

w. s. Soule has returned from Boston
Raiph Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Van Ness Chase, is improving after II
serious illness with pneumonia Sadie
Merrill left Monday morning for West
boro, Mass, where she has Il position for
the wintcr.-G. II. Hin Is recovering
from severe attack Of bronchitis rod
ney Sturtevant was a business visitor in
Swantun Monday.-T. \. Dufrcsne is in
st. Adams for few days-Ir>iny Ey-
craft Is home from Barre for the holi-
days.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Emily Bliss, widow Of Samuel
Edison Bliss. died very suddenly OF heart
failure between eight and nine o'clock
Thursday morning. She had boon in poor
health for long time but was able
to be about. Mrs Bliss was born in Cam
bridge December 7, 1888. Her maiden
name was Emily Wells. She married
Mr.. Bliss and they resided on what Is
known as the Bliss farm on the river
road for many years. After Mr. Bliss died
about eight years ago, she went to Essex
Center, where she lived a short time,
and then moved to this village Two
sons were born to them, OF whom George
of Springfield survives her. The funeral
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace c. Stevens Saturday afternoon
at two o'clock with burial in the village
cemetery.
There will be q Christmas tree and ex-
ercises at the intermediate school Friday
afternoon.
George J. Hobart 10 confined to the
house by illnesA
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SHELBURNE.

Grover Goodsell started Thursday for
Redlands, Cal, to regain his health
All the schools in town will close fr.
day afternoon for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Alfredda Stoddard closed her term
of school on Shelburne point Friday and
has entered the Burlington Business
College to take the correspondence
course.-Miss BESSIE Stockwcll spent m
day with her brothers family in Rich
mond.
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JOHNSON.

w. II. Stearns spent Sunday with
friends in Mchanicsvilie y. Wv +
Earrows returned to MONTPELIER Monday.
The remains of James Comstock were
brought here and services held at the
Etptlst Church Sunday by the Rev. A.
NJ. Watts.-Dan Mclean died of pneu-
monia Friday His father from Glace
Bay. \. S. arrived Monday.--Ernest
Towne returned last week from Duluth,
Minn.-Several from Waterman Lodge,
+. d A. NJ. went to Eden Tuesday
where they were entertained by Mt. Norris
Lodge-Henry Stinson is able to be out
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BOLTON.

The suit brought by Mr. McCloud
against "red Jewett which was to have
been tried last Saturday at East Bolton
was postponed.-Mr and Mrs. c. +.
Sabins visited at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Darling In Moretown We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week.
Edith Kennedy OF Duxbury is to teach
the winter term In district No. Miss
Lena MCGEE is teaching in Underhill.-
Elmer Pierce has returned from a trim
to Virginia with a friend from Ferris
burg.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Mrs. g. y. McAllister died Monday aft
ernoon at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. y. i. Nhitcomb, after an illness
OF month with uramic poisoning. The
funeral was held Al the Method st
Church Yesterday AT 1=p o'clock, the
Rev. l.. h. Currier officiating. Mrs. Nc
Allister is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. n. T. Whitcomh and Mrs NJ. NJ.
Ellwood. and two sisters Mrs. T.. S.
Lcvcyaw, and Miss Ann Farnsworth.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maude Jenne has returned home
from Richford, where she has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. G. Comings-
The Dorcas Society met with Mrs T.
S. Jeffords, Wcdncsday.--Mr and Mrs
A. NJ. Jenne attended the state grange
meeting at Burlington this week-The
condition Of a. II. Bowen remains about
the same.--The schools close Friday for
the holiday vacation.
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RICHMOND.

The Iouiso NJ. Smiley Circle were
entertained by Mrs. BudarHly and Mrs,
Hunt at tho hrlne Of Mrs, Budarsky We'd
nesdny. with dinner at ono o'olook.Bert
james. who for some time lved on the
farm Of =. +. Andrews, dcd Sunday
at tho homo Of his brother IN Lincoln.
Tho funeral was held In tho Congresa.
,.oral Church hero Tuesday n. two
o'clock. Tho Rov. II. P, Treat officiated.
Mrs N. J. Johns Of Burlington is In
town.