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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
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They were interrupted BY q fain'
whistle. ,u...
.amh,lpetg but the neat Instant she
vas IN . little dark alcoFe cHiiins
down the tube. :.
s,daen,y The outer door opened. !
- ,nrusf open with great violence
'na fames Lawrence Chalioner came
into the room with the stamp o. ~
gutter upon him.
SHIRLEY was d~omfounded Quickly
hsr mind went back " that afternoon
,nne AGO il seemed when be had come
home after the tragedy. Then. 4
-,a NJ Mas unkempt, soiled, but
now And she asked herself wnetbel
n were possible that Miriam could MOI
sse the man as he really was. The an
s,rsr was Immediately forthcoming, fol
,Wriom went over aud caught him #
her embrace -.
.,.args She said fondly. and then. turn
Inc toward the girl, Here's an old
friend OF ours-shIrley Blcodgood''
so ! see" he grOwied and demand
cd grufly;
ayyell. where's your money. I've gol
IN have some money right away
ayes. Laurie" Miriam faitered: yes
NJ course" and, turning 70 Shirley
added as an apology for him. such az
ordeal as Laurie has been through
such a strainT'
what Shirley had E made hei
heartsick. :,
ooh she suddenly exclaimed. 4
have forgotten all about father. lefl
him alone. / simply must 80 now
You don't know how glad Add
turning TO Challoner. she held out bet
hand to him. But. ignoring her com
pletely. be again said TO his wife:
aMiriam. where is that money!
.Laurle IS such a business nun now
Shirley" said Miriam, smiling bravery
Halfway across the % Shirley
now halted and, opening her purse
took from It a fifty dollar bill.
,There, Miriam" she said. with q
note of relief, Il have been meaulnt
for a long time to pay back that 81
/ borrowed from you a few years ago
when | was so hard up for money
I'm ashamed not to have returned q
before. There, dear, I've put II on th'
chlfronier, aud now goodby." And shs
was gone.
Miriam knew that there neser had
been such a loan. Rushing into tn'
hall, she called to the other 10 CONT
back. but Shirley was well out q
hearing.
shirley's flight did not worry Chai
Ioner. He took advantage Of Mlrinul
temporary absence to steal TO the chif
fonIer and to seize the fifty dollar niil
Miriam entered us he took the money
put that back" she cried. 1--WE arr
not thieves. I'm going to send Il bach
to Shirley
what do you think I an" chal
loner g~rinned-"a foolY'
a want you 10 put that back
4 need money" he snarled. slowing
It deep In bis trousers pocket.
Challoner sought to escape, but Miri
am caught him by the arm aud pullec
him back. She was beside herselI
with sudden anger, with shame, witt
agony.
you let me gog" he growled Ihel
followed q struggle. Challoner finally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
CEDAR LODGE sANkToRiUM
DENVER. COLORADO


This Institution gives all the ad
yantages Of Colorado climate and the
City Of Denver. Has an advantage
over some Of the larger Tubereulal
Institutions By being able to give
closer supervision to the food and
TO the al OF each patient
We state definitely that our tabls
is in no case surpassed in any sana
forum in the West.
Rates and other information fur
uished on application
Address all Man P. o. Box 1000
Edgewater, Denver, Colo.
Soft Mrs. Annie NJ Todd.
Manager
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
MONEY TO LOAN

We are better prepared than ever
to make loans on farms in Audrain
and adjoining counties, Long time,
Low rates, and easy payment PriYi
leges. If you want a loan. call
and see us before arranging for It.
Lakenan & Barnes,
d1 47-13t Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

was In accordance with her promise
to aid him in formulating the charges
which be was preparing against the
prosecutor on her behalf These
charges were for the governor and the
grand jury-on the one hand, impeach-
meut; on the other, indictment. Now
whether the accusation had been true
or false mattered little to Thorne. On
the whole perhaps he was inclined e
disbelief. But Frederick, his col
league in the organization, was BIZ nc
means Of that opinion. In any event.
since It came from such an authorita.
tive souree-the lips Of Mrs. Chal
loner-it was a charge that possessed
merit. inasmuch as 1t would injurt
Murgatroyd. In consequence there
was a note Of qualification in the
words with which he greeted Mrs
Chailoner.
Here It is--in the form Of an am
davit-just what you told me Mrs
Challoner."
Trembling. Mrs. chalIoner slowly
read the document.
"wm you sign here, pleaseT
There was no time to arrange am
idea she may have had for lew tao
tics. II was Thorne's voice that wal
insisting. Mrs. Challoner braced her
self for the first he in her life.
"It's not true. l cannot sign it,
Thorne started back.
mot trnel Why, only a short time
ago you declared ID was true"
$50 It was, but only in a way" shI
said Iaboriously. Her face burned and
paled. Il tried to bribe him. BUT
"Bribe himl HowT'
with the money l had left" she re
piled.
what have you leftT7 be yentured.
Curiously enough, Mrs. Challonei
found herself taking a certain amount
Of satisfaction in telling her IawyeI
what now was unqueshonably true.
MY home-OnIy."
"But that's mortgaged, under
stand?p
"Yes. but there's an equity Of abou.
twenty or twenty-five thousand" shl
explained.
"And you tried to bride Murgatroyt
with S20.o00Y'
Miriam was very white now.
"Yes, and he refused it."
Il should think So" murmures
Thorne. Two hundred and hftl
would be more like Mnrgatroyd'l
price, II he can be bought"
mo; he cannot be bought" Miriam
ventured. and then she added: II wan
you. please, to retract this story. r.
i viii retract nothing" be cut fl
rudely, mot a thing. If you begin L
retraet you'll get yourself in trouble.
Miriam left the office, leaving Thorn
far from certain that Peter Broder
ick's appraisement Of MuFgatroyd'
character was not a correct one.
That night when the papers cam
out people read them In anger and dis
may. By the next morning they mere
ly laughed; likewise the court.
IF he were bribed." said public CON
ment, "it was a bride that didn'
work.
And Mnrgatroyd, submitting 70 in
teryiew after interview, ~reiteratei
over and over again TO the reporters:
4 point With pride, gentlemen, {
the conviction Of Lawrence ChalIoneI
That's all | have to say"
The faseo had helped Murgatreyi
infinitely more than 1t had hurt him
Thorne felt In bis inmost soul
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
KIDD. HUDsoN WE'D.

Len v,ss DING SUNDAY.
were married Sunday IN rhrz e,ty.
5 ihS groom h a driver II I9rsi
u a,d "agou. The bride uas en-.
pioyea at the Frldmaa saary w.,
T.. r''', ~ They aan reside b. w.,.
lations. "a2~'u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
RAILWAY WAL CLERKS WANTED
The Government Pays Railway Mail
Clerks ssOo to $500, and other
Employees Up to 1880 Annual
IL

Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mall Clerks. Custom House Clerks,
stenographors, Bookkeepers, De
partmental Clerks and other Gov.
eminent Positions. Thousands Of
appointments will be made. Any
man or ona over IS, In City or
Country can get instruction and free
information by writing at once to the
Bureau Of Instruction $50 Hamlin
Building, Rochester. n. Y. 44-Iyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge WaIdron
and little son, OF Colorado, are the
guests Of the family 81 W A. Ed.
mcuston. Mrs. Waidron was former.
ly Miss Bertha Edmongton, of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

loved me once, To-
otner people though
ne for my mcneT
emit. You COULDN'T ns'
And Il was becausa' W. !, .
have lived Tor Son "
You have been everv, sla
y me-my god. al5og
over now In goIs,
thrown Ike some sat.,
cutters OF humsbl,,
longr' va
She paused Tor lre,o
~rhere are two J tsl.l
ed, "that stand oat m
now. The FIRST is d.
did not come home
Der that nlghtl IA.
many OF them lats,
never forgotten tb0t w.
Che torture chamber
night for me" ~
Her voice dcepeaea
Lawrence ChalloDs,
come when you wifi ~
and wonder why | dopq
But you will wait n.
long, long might. ANA
come.
oh, It does me poo,
the day that Prosecpt,
told those twelve men n.
you WERE she decl,ss
But now I'm going to a i
than you ever did to d.
hurgatroyd did to YOU
She went on merrua.
I'm going to tear ny.
Yes, you've got a sosI
never have gone down IN.
with youl But now IN \.
Ing you without recelyp,
a smile" she confined
body swaying, but her d
I don't ask for my usbs
dues. A smile and a M l
and then are all | ask, n
not all gone. I'd Ike IA
you just once lie ahr
ENDS my dearest
you convict me With Il j
truth. ] chung to you thsasl
vices; | chung to you q,s 4
killed; | cluls to you 81
that within NJ
something that clamonf I. j
chung to my affection n, i
II was, It is dead now. NJ
the shell, the ugly hulk,
out the soul that | arej b
through with you. I'm
don't you more-g,
with you through rs l
ment she dropped The vslsl
fell gathering to the aoa
AT that instant shlrs,
once more entered The ia |
Miriam burst forth lrtoo
laugh and threw herself /
of the girl unconscious
"She's tainted said ssss
I Challoner thrust bis m
pocket and pulled OF
bill, saying 10 a strange
shirley, | took ibis aaf
You'd better take Il.
you"
The girl took Il wOadH
I'm take care Of 0a !
went on, gently taking III
young wife IA bis arms
Shirley Bloodgood lea lMl
the door CLOSED on hcr Ca
cd over Mirtam and stria
and kissed her areha3
the tears rolled down asasI
same night She was hgall
tai with a raging feyg
20 nE ALL.L.n.r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

John BOYD, a prominent young
farmer living near yandalia, and
Miss May Grigsby, Of that city, were
married Tuesday evening. The Led.
ger Joins others in extending con.
gratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

Mrs. J. w. Plunkett departed on
Tuesday for San antonio, Texas.
where she wiz visit several weeks.
Mrs. Plunkett will be accompanied
home by her mother, Mrs. Martha
Bolts, who spent the winter IN Tex.
AZ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
For Sale
New, Fresh, Pure
Clover Seed.
SAM NORRIS
Near Hitch Rack
HOPKINS & CARTER SHIP

HOPKINS & CARTER SHIP
FINE BULL CALF.
Hopkins & Carter, breeders Of
Scotch Shorthorn cattle, shipped
Thursday a 10 months old bull calf
to T. j. Dave, of Troy. Kansas.
The appearances of the calf on The
street and at the express office ere.
ated quite a sensation. The cali
was pronounced by many the best
they eyer saw. Hopkins & Carter,
the breeders, as well as Mr.. Dave.
the purchaser, may wen feel proud
Of this calf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
ADVERTISING PAYS,
He SAYS.

J. c. Carter bought a farm Of 14e
acres 6 miles from Mexico. wen i'm
proved, from W. W. Harper, for
$50 an acre Thursday. Rixey &
GIendy. who made the deal Say this
Is an evidence that advertising pays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

" - tAH WV ftts CtEfttFftU Nfittk
ftll IN The fdcc.
succeeded IN wrenching himself free.
and now, turning quickly. be smote
Miriam With his cllnched hand full 10
the face.
Miriam staggered back.
'Oh, Laurie'' she cried. There upon
her face was a broad. blotehed mark,
the bruise that the brute had left
there.
lie made q movement to 20. Quick
as a fash she had darted 10 the ehIf.
fonier and drew forth a weapon.
stop" she cried IN q hard voice.
what are you going to dor he de.
handed.
what am ! going 10 dol know
what you're going to do. You're going
70 bring that $50 back hero to mo"
'lndcedY Wen, I'm not" reiterated
C~hali0uer.
M.i'Am tapped the pistol 10 her hand.
Wen, what Of itT' he grunted.
GIVE me that money! she insisted.
thalloner started toward the door.
SLopF The blow that had struck
her face had suddenly transformed her
INTO a desperate woman.
Cha!ioner stopped, Again. without
ahs'tlng her aim. Miriam tapped The
pistol.
listen 10 ne!' she cried. her voice
sioHlng hoarser This thing has been
responsible for one murder. and now.
LaWrehce challoner, I'm going 10 XIII
WIN It! ! hate you. desplse
~ she RACED. q loved you y c /
laEe always loved you until ro-~ You
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

One evening a few weeks later. while
Murgatroyd vas dressing to dine at
his club. his servant handed him a
note. II was but seldom thar a square
white envelope came at this time. and
with a ~pardonable look Of surprise and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
MASON cRgAsEY SELLS

OUT BUSINESS.
Mason Creasey has sold out his sec
Ond hand store 70 John Morrow, Of
New bloomfield. Mo. M. Creasey
has been in the present store room
over 20 years. He has not decided
what he win do in the future, but
the Ledger trusts he viii remain in
Mexico. The Ledger welcomes Mr..
Morrow to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

The best Architects, Painters and
contractors OF the country use Mound
City Horse Shoe" Brand Of House
Paint exclusively. Otis Purdy. 32-lyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

A marriage license Eas Issued Ell
day to Z. R. Brown and Miss Susie
E. soxe, both Of Andrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
TO BE coNrlsua


Stiff neck IS caused d
Of the muscles o. the ID.
usually confined to one
back Of the neck and o. 9
II Is often quite painful !
may be had by applying
lain's Llnlment Not @4
rheumatism in ten reluas
treatment. When ther )
and no swelling as IN ~
chronic rheumatism q
Liniment will accomplish .
any internal Treatment !
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

Mrs. R. D. worTell is visiting Mrs.
Walter Williams in Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

J. w. Woodbridge win 80 to St.
Louis the early part of next week,
to serve On the Federal Grand Jury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

z. z. Grandy, Of Pontiac, Ill. was
In this city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

Miss Celia Kennedy is visiting
friends here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
Brick Layers Wanted

SIXTY brick layers, work ten
hours per day. Apply to
a. american a Car Foundry Co.,
st. Charles, Mo. 1O1 d v sw
ki1d, Of this city. ana Miss
' hudson, also of this city. win
o. married Sunday. The LEDGER OK.
'e'aa opngramladons.
Mcdee Of this city. a sterl.
yy'ing hustler, has been ap-
Pacific Express agent here.
H.
N 70 J r, Brown and wife. OF
D1'alia' March IS. a daughter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

!. T. rurley Is home from 81
r' where he took his daughter
Tl... KITTY, to an eye specialist. Bliss
','sya many friends win be glad
% Know that sho win b able 10 re.
rD'l 70 her school at Grandin, No,
% about two weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
FIRE FRIDAY MoRklKs
IN soJTa


Shortly before s oea
morning, the home Of
in south Mexico, was dig
fire. The department d
run to the scene Of the
was extinguished after
damage had been done
advanced over the el'if
of the home before It YES
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
MRS. MARGARET joSt'
DIES n

Mrs. Margaret Jones
Mrs. G. D. Ferris, Of ts
at her home in 81
day. The funeral VIII
Saturday from the hone
ger joins friends IN
pathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

0has Doo-s oaas~ss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24
ADMINISTRATION

Notice Is hereby s''S n. y
Of administration on "'
we're granted to ,, Ln' +,
February 10Th, l9lo o.a y 7
coprt Of Audrain o01 .i,Is,
AN persons having as,,sd
said estate are reu ,l,fp s|
tbem for allowance Y ,sl.s
after the date q Sn ,.,r ~.
may Be prccIadod 10" ID
Of said estate, and .s,la u
3 not not exhibited T .ts,11sla
this date o. ..sa
sball bo forever oa'' o,aton.
Ia' AdplhA
E04t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24


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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

1H u
| There is no need Of Oe4
| pense of sending for 'a'
| case Of pain IN the ''o,
when a bottle Of chaHo
| Cholera and piarho'l ''
! hand. No physician ca
| better medicine FOR ~
! gista.
! lake Baohr, Of Rus, !.
Miss ella Mudd, dausnl
| Frank Mudd were naii
Ia this city at s.
church. The Ledger cav
ulatiOns,
Ghas. Frazier Is as'
at his post as watchnl-
jefferson street cr''sls
Ter has been i'll i'
weeks.
Circuit CLERK Morris >
gers, F. r, Jesse " W.,
and others are in p 1,,,n 4
where the case Of hem
- ArilD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-03-24

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3D.,
|ng 81
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
NEVER GET SIMPLE JUSTICE
Great Characters Of History All Are
Either unduIy Admired or Else
Traduced.

Almost all historic personages that
tradition presents to US, from Minos to
Mazzini. from Judas Iscariot to Char
lotte Corday, from xerxes to Napo.
leon. are imaginary personages; some
transfigured into demigods by admira-
ton and success. the others debased
by hate and failure. In reality the
former we're often uglier, the latter
more attractive, than tradition has
pictured them, because men in gen.
eral are neither too good nor too bad,
neither too intelligent nor too stupid.
In short. historic tradition is full Of
deformed caricatures and ideal trans.
hgurations; because, when they are
dead. the memories Of their political
contemporaries still serve the ends OF
parties, states, nations, institutions.
Can this man serve to exalt in a
people the consciousness of its own
power. Of its own energy, Of its own
value? Lo! then they make q god
OF him. as OF Napoleon or Bismarck.
Can this other serve to feed, in the
mass. odium and scorn of another
party or government, or an order of
things that 1t is desirable to inture !?
Then they make monster Of him. n
happened in Rome to Tiberius. IN
France to Napoleon Ill, in Italy to all
who for one motive or another opposed
the unification Of that land.
II is true that after time the inter.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04

hesitated.
An essay. II you like-a study Of
YOU OF your personality. Above all"
here she flushed and lowered her
voice as though the subject and her
own daring awed her-"a synopsis Of
your new suite of poems. Mr.. Tenn
pest"
Then In voice whose sharpness
struck her as II her senses had all
been touched at once-she shrank at
1.-The asked:
Whe spoke to them Of the verses!"
T., she replied. breathless. There
were only two of them. you know,
published In the winter"
What suite?" he interrupted, Riar.
Ing at her. The veins swelled on his
temples. He had risen and she
thought he seemed dozen feet high.
What suite? What do you mean?"
ITO be Continued.)
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04

ests that have colored certain Ag.
ures with certain hues and shades, die.
appear. but then the reputation. good or
bad, Of a parsonage IL already made:
his name is impressed on the memory
Of posterity with such An adjective
the great. the wise. the wicked. the
cruel. the rapacious-ard there II NO
human force that can dissever name
and adjective. Some far-away his.
torian. studying all the documents. ex.
amining the sequence of events. will
confute the tradition in learned books:
but his work will not succeed in per.
suading the ignorant multitude.-Put.
mans Magazine.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04

Name Towers tor Nins ana queen.
The news that the king and queen
have consented to allow their names
to be assigned to the western towers
af Truro cathedral 10 extremely vel.
come. Many Of our cathedral towers
bear names connected with some saint
or some great local notability. but We
believe II 10 q new departure OF recent
years to give them . royal aspect.
The kindly action OF the king and
queen will be much appreciated In
Cornwall -I.ady'a Pictorial,
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
Good Rules 70 Observe.

when In haste 90 slow: when ex.
cited. keep COOL" are two fundamen-
tai rules by which most women who
SO frequently have occasion to bs ION
edge" and AL upset" can spare their
nerves and indirectly their pocket
books. Impulsively letting your nerves
and emotions give way before you
have time to think il habit that can
only be controlled BY . cell on rea-
son and common sense.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
peeeptIon Of she clreus.

4 writer n Golfers who II ~ famil-
lar with circus life ~ . press agent.
but who doesn't respect trade secrets.
says that the graceful young lady
bareback rider. and the shapely crea-
ture who does thrillers ON the flying
trapeze. are frequently young men.
made feminine in appearance by tho
addition Of blonde wig and excelsior
where nature failed to qualify him for
the role.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
MAKING the best Of Llfs.

Comparatively few men know how
to live. The man who has no system
in his life. who 10 regulated by NO den
mite principle and proposes to himself
NO great and honorable end 10 not
likely to show . satisfactory result.
Reflect ON the vast possibilities Of
your life-of honor. usefulness and
happiness. 10 your life as intelligent.
As happy. rs useful as you Nigh. have
made It?
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
.:r. c,.nk "wiu ob,i,...

At a court Of justice In Australia
much freQuented by Chinese e newly
appointed crier was ordered BY tas
Judge to summon q witness to the
stand. Call for All Song" was the
command. The crier was puzsled for
moment. He glanced shyly At the
Judge. but found him quite grave.
Then he turned to the spectators.
Gentlemen" he asked. would any
Of you favor his lordship with .
song ng7"-Shanghai Times.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
Beauty and srsIns.

This slab Of soil they call Kansas
has more prosperity. health and hap
piness; more sweet girls and sweeter
mother-in-laws. and more gimlet-faced.
nail-handed. mushroom-footed men
who make up In brains what they lack
in looks than any other place on top
Of sarth.-Hutchinson (Kan.) Gazette.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
keep lns.r..ted In someshIne.

Many old men break down and be-
como childlike because they abandon
business, and. thus lose much of thsir-
everyday interest In the world around
them. It II not uncommon for old peo-
pie to take up courses OF study and
successfully pass through them. All
such occupations serve to keep the
interest alive In something besides
mere selhshness. and do more toward
warding on the blues" than all the
medicine In the drug stores.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
A chump.

''He II an awful chump. isn't her
Yes. he bought . ticket in an automo-
bile rafle and then built garage be
fore the drawing came on" well.
what do you know about that! Was
he disappointed when the drawing
came ofR?" Not 20 you could notice
It; he won the auto."-Houston Post.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
Gallo Woman unsruthful.

caiis Woman untrvthful.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman 70
quoted A. saying that there 10 moro
lying among women than men. When
It comes to business and politics. she
said. Il think that the men have the
better in lying. but socially the women
are much worse. Most women lie
rather than hurt a persons feelings.
Personally. I do not see any reason
why we should not hurt peoples feel.
ings. But women are not to be
blamed for lying. They have beer sub.
ject creatures for SO long. and the
habit Of being subject creatures makes
for deceit"
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04
Did Hla Rsat,

Passerby Here. boy. your dog has
bitten me on the ankle" Dog Owner
We'll. that's - high as he coula
reach. You wouldn't expect . little
pup like him TO bite your neck. would
yerr"-Pearson' Weekly.
The Dolores star., 1910-02-04

devoid Of weak, trucking excuses for
whatever favor she was to ashland
she was evidently to ask one. He
liked her clear esrnclation, her soft.
short sentences witt, =. warmth un-
der them OF an exquisite voice.
If what?" he helped her
III ! would fetch him an especial
piece Of work he was eager for"
"Yes.?" questioned her host, for she
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24
SOUTH wINpEAM

Ar; hur Cheney Is NJ work for W Il
TAR u West TBwushenc.
Mrs Fmmet Harris q Pike tA4ls
was a. A. o. Chase : Monday.
Ms. Terney Coleman returned 70 her
home n RawsonviIle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WhipIie hnc
son visited relatives in town TpesoaT.
Several from town attended the sun
dar school rally 81 South Londonderry
Tuesday.
Mrs. /. Z. Jenison is spending swo
weeks with relatives and FRIENDS II
Springfield. Mass, and Hartford. Conn.
Fred Clark q BrHftleburo. who has
been visiting has SISTER. Mrs Aaele
Howe. returned 70 Braftlebnro Tues
dHv
The shabv party was given az the
town hall wednesday afternoon. Ice
cream and cake were served and very
en- iuvahle time WAS Spent
Miss Annie Brennun WIS called T.
pnulfnev, n T., last week 70 attend
the funeral Of her cousin, Miss Kate
Hambv
Mrs. +. @. Smith went 10 Castie;ur
Wednesday 10 be present II the Eradu-
afi0u exercises ber daughter. Miss Bef-
NEE being ODE q the graduates.