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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14
REGULAR StRV.CES OF
 NEWfIELD M. E. CHURCH

With the subject. "A Modern Mir acle In a Methodist Church. Urea ing upon topic very much apropos, the regular prayer meeting of the New field Methodist Episcopal church will be held this evening. despite the fact that the church was burned down on Sunday. The mee ing will take place in the parish rooms of St. Luke's church. the use of which has been very generously donated for that purpose
 The parish house will also be the meeting place of the Epworth League Sunday evenings and the Beginners department of Sunday school
 The regular Sunday morning services of the church. the Sunday school for the older pupils. and he evening ser vice. will be held at the usual hours, at the Park City theatre. the use of which has been very kindly offered for the purpose.
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BR0MO-SELTzER
 KINKS DIVORCE
Talk of Quiet Proceedings by
 MuIt;-MiIIiOnaire Emerson
fsnecial from United Pres.)


 Baltimore, Dec. 14.-Close friends of Captain Isaac E. Emerson, the multi millionaire "Bromo Seltzer King" from information received by them, today. believe that he will soon begin proceedings for divorce, If he has not already done so and that the difficulty will be settled out of court with as little publicity as possible.
 Sensational features, 1t is believed, will not develop and while the form is termed an tout of court proceed ure, it is understood that some tech- nical charge will be preferred and admitted. Emerson's daughter. Mrs. Smith Rollins McKim. secured a di- vorce from her husband, in Reno, several months ago. It is said Cap tain Emersons suit will be filed in Baltimore. He has gone to the Wal dorf-Astoria, in New York.
 With the talk of divorce proceed ings, 1t is said if the decree Is grant, ed Emerson. the marriage of Mrs. Smith Rollins McKim to Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt is planned immed- lately afterwards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14
NEWS OF BRIDGEPORT
 IN PITHY PARAGRAPHS

President. Alexander Bergman; vice president. Joseph Kellerstedt; record ing secretary. Andrew Anderson: f1nan- cial secretary. Eric Engstrand; treas- urer. F. M. Anderson; marshal. Emma Keilerstedt: chaplain. P. Carlson; or ganis.. F. W. Westerberg: guard. John Carlson. The report of the auditors showed a membership of POS and a cash fund of $216s.
 CURRENT EVENTS GLASS.
 The class in Current Events met yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edward L. Graves. 2230 North avenue and was addressed by Mrs. Agnes Lewis Mitchell of Westport. Another meeting will be held next Tuesday af- ternoon at o'clock.
 CoRINTHIAN LODGE, F. & A. M.
 Henry H. Brautigam. retiring wor- shipful master of Corinthian lodge. Free and Accep,ed Masons. was pre- scented with a handsome rast masters jewel at the meeting of the lodge last member of the lodge who has held this high office for two years during the past two or three decades. After ward the following officers were elect ed and installed: Worshipful master, Charles Parker: senior warden. Frank Cogill: junior warden. Jerome L. AL word: treasurer. Philip Holzer; secre- tary Richard H. Frederick: trustee. for two years. Thomas H. Macdonald: |: trustee for three years. William W. Ingham; senior deacon, Carl F. Sic mon; junior deacon. Russell H. Whit ing; senior steward. Charles A. Crow her; junior steward. c. F. Haller: mar shal. Henry H. reutigam: chaplain, E. M. Javcox: orRanist, George A. Murphy; tyler. Charles A. Roath. Fol lowing the meeting substantial lunch con was served in the commandery roomS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14

tion of what could be the greatest gem in stage characterizations.
 '"The French school. to which we are inclined to look with confidence. IS leaning more to comedy each year. It's authors. its players. and its thea tres countenance the lighter vein al- ways to the exclusion of serious drama. There is just thin veneering of com edy in the play of The Impostor' that I am now doing. and there is also trace of tragedy in the plot Of the two phases the serious one is the least difficult of delineation."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14
THIRD DIVISION, A. o. H.

The third division. Ancient Order of Hibernians. held a meeting last night at which officers were elected. az foi- lows: President. J. P. Reilly; vice pres ident. J. J. Nolan: recording secretary. James Murphy: financial secretary, Timothy Shea: treasurer. Patrick Don ahue: sergeant-a, arms. Thomas Ne- vile: sentinel. John Fender; marshal. Michael Owen: member on hall board for three years. Michael Owen.
 HARMONY CAMP, M. w. OF A.
 Twenty-two candidates were initiat- ed last night at the regular meeting of Harmony Camp. Modern Woodmen of America This makes a total of 427 members adopted since las, year. Ar ter. the initiation. officers were chosen for the ensuing term. as follows: Con sul. Culver Brazee; adviser. Arthur Charland: clerk. Edward Beloin: bank CT, Edward Dufee: assistant clerk. Will liam Beloin: past consul Joseph Beau dry; organist David Utte: sentry. Fe- lix Brandt: watchman. Michael Enoch: :: board of managers Joseph Powe. The camp voted to invite State Lecturer Henry T. Shannon to be present on the night of Dec. 27 to install the of ficers.
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is limitless. There are depths to be dug and heights to be reached in work ing it out. and when this is accom- plished the picture is strong, beauti- full and complete.
 ''To me there is nothing so appalling 2 as a comedy role badly played. But again. there is nothing more clear cut or satisfying than one which has been given the diligent research it deserves. Nature. we all know. is the most ex- Quisite thing in life. and when one is able to portray it. certainly the results cannot be other than beautiful. One must be natural to be a success in comedy. One false note will spoil the whole thing. and make a cheap imita-
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PUBLIC LIBRARY LECTURE.

PUBLIC LIBRARY LECTURE.
 "Canton and the Cantonese will be the subject Of Dr. Frederic Poole's second lecture at the Public Library. tomorrow. Thursday. evening. This lecture will be preceded by a "chalk talk on the humors of the Chine SC language Doors open at o'clock, and lecture begins at 8.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14
CHRISTMAS AT HOSPITAL.

It is the custom of a number of kindly ladies of Bridgeport to make up a collection of Christmas gifts each year for the inmates of the children's ward at the Bridgeport hospital. Any one who desires to take a part in this charity may leave the gifts or money with Mrs w. b. Disbrow. BOA Lafay- cite street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14

Instead of running a new locomotive under It's own steam to an exhibition Tn Lonoon recently an English rail- road built low car especially to trans
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14

Five of New York's big office build ings utilize nearly 10000 telephones. which require about 2.300 miles of wire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14
CLEANEASY. TtiE BEST HAND
 SOAP.

Guaranteed not to anJure' the skin Instantly 1emo, @ Stove Polish, Rust Grease, Ink. Paint and Dirt For tns ha nd or clothing. Large can 10 ccnts Manufactured by Wm. K. Winn. JS< EtTatford Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-14

SVEA SICK BENEFIT.
 Svea Sick Benefit Society held It's regular meeting last night in Lesslng hall. and elected officers as follows:
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
WHITINGHAM.

Mrs. S. A. Wheeler is away on WISH.
Bert Foster of Springfield is working
"' Mrs. Proctor Busby has moved her
household goods to the home OF her IA
ther, Mr.. Sparks. ;.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Powers were at
the hotel Wednesday. Mr.. Powers was
born here and lived here. when boy.
Mrs. Russell and family returned 10
their home in Holyoke Monday aIter
spending some time at Il. A. Wheeler s.
Violet. of Astoria, l.. l., arrived at, +;
4 Aibee's Monday for few weeks :
STAY. this being Mrs. Lovegood s iirst
visit here with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
A. A. Wilder suffered a paralytic
shock last week Friday while working
in The hay field and has been in a critl-
cal condition since then. His daughter,
who lives in New York, was sent for
and arrived here Sunday noon.
Charles M. Blanchard died in Bridge
mort. Conn, Sunday after brief illness.
He was a native of Nottingham, the son
of Merrill L. Blanchard; and for q mum mum
f;eId Besides his father !. he leaves
three sisters. Mrs. D. L. Wise of Green
field, Mrs,-C. L. Griffith of Bridgeport,
and Miss Ella Blanchard of Springfield,
Mrs. Oscar Bishop, who has had a
long illness from tuberculosis, passed
away Tuesday morning. She was the
daughter of Charles and Elmira Plumb
Barker and had always lived in town.
She leaves a husband and three young
daughters, her father and one brother,
Forrest Barker, of Jacksonville, in addi-
tion to many other relatives. The fu-
neral was held at her home Thursday,
and the burial was in the village GENE
terry. =
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
EAST pUMMERsToN.

+. O. Downs is building n new barn
Ida Wilder of Putncy is a guest AT
George Crosby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Wellington spent
Sunday in Vernon.
Miss Edith Walker spent Monday IN
Brattlcboro at X. y. Walker s.
J. Il. Read and Miss Ella Jennison
are visiting in Three Rivers, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. y. Crosby visited
nj John York's in Spoiford recently.
The Ladies' club will hold its next
meeting with Miss Alice Laughton at
ESQ.
NJ. +. Dutton and Miss Ruth Dutton
are visiting in Groton and Boston TINS
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bidgood of Brattleboro
were recent guests of Miss Minerva
Crosby.
Miss Alta Denison of Bernardstoin,
Mass. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
T.. Robbins.
Il. c. Baldwin of West Dummerston
il announced as candidate for town
representative.
Miss Florence Miller and Miss Theo'
dora Brossard are visiting IN west
hampton. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Walker Of Brat
tleboro are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Harry Miller.
AT its last meeting, Evening star
grange worked the first and second de-
grees on a class.
Mrs. Corson and Miss Edith Corson
of State Island. n. Y, are guests OF
Miss Edith Dutton.
Mrs. Charles Craig and Miss Beatrice
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
JACKSONVILLE.

John Coleman has new auto.
Allie Brown expects to leave town
soon.
George Cross is having piazza put
on his house.
G. S. Chase of Brattleboro was IN
town Monday
Mrs. +. P. Bell and daughter, Minnie
are visiting in town.
Arthur Chase spent Sunday with rela-
tives at A. P. Pixies.
Carroll Kingsley of Brattleboro Is
spending his vacation here.
Mrs. b. c. Jett of Kansas City, Mo-.
is visiting her brother, DR.. Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas of Greenville, n; y, is
stoppino with her son, DR.. A. }. Thomas
Charles Smith of East Charlemont
Mass. was in town Monday on business
Mr. and Mrs. George Burgess are
visiting at their old home IN Amherst
Mrs. Clarence w. Reed and daughter
of Brattleboro are stopping at u. 4
Reeds. a.. ,,,t+o,
at the creamery during MI. burgess
absence. pat
Pauline Morris has returned to Brat
tloboro after a short stay here Will
friends. boa .
The play by the young people haa al
crowded house and about $50 was real
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster OF Shn
shan, N. Y, visited at their uncle $, Il
S. Allen s, Saturday and Sunday.
Fl. G. Porter went to North ADAMS
Monday to see Horace Smith, VINO
in the hospital there suffering IRON
blood poisoning.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
Putneya"d Vicinity



Miss Lacy Clemens is visiting IN
iiawl-y. Mass,
Miss Julia II. 0orhsm l. a visitor nj
II. II. hfaloy's,
Mrs Hannah q, Parker went wednes'
day "a LyndonSlilr.
Martin Murphy Is visiting bis broth
e., ban Murphy, In Boston,
George Poland was an oNer'smndas
guest Of his brother. q. A. Poland.
Harry II, Locke Is having week :
vacation from bis work nj Bfnitiebofo'
q. A. Poland aud Frank N, Robert
son spent "Wednesday At .iafr'h"h''
\. II.
Mrs, Louis whitney Of nratilebero 4
guest this week OF Miss bessie y
hraley,
Miss Annie Reynolds Of Bellows
Falls spent Sunday ~ Thomas u 'ai'
penier's.
Mis. Mamie Graves OF Springfield
Mass. Is a guest at J.. +. Patterson
this week.
Mrs. II. c. Parker returned Monday
from a short visit az Mr.. Wright : ~
Westminster.
Miss Clara Wing 81 Springfield, VT,
4 visiting her grandparents, MI. ana
Mrs. 4. 4. Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry warnoek aud
daughter of llolyoke, Mass, were visit
or in town Friday.
y NJ. Robertson was a guest OF MI,
and Mrs. X. G. Winchester IN iolyoke,
Mass, over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Proctor returned Satnr'
day 10 William Robertson 5 after VA
cation Of about six weeks.
Mrs. T.. A. ormcs Of West Bratile'
boro IL spending a few siays with her
daughter, Mrs. q. \. Weber.
Miss Ida whitney has returned from
Rellows Falls where she has been q
guest Of Mrs. Annie Coolidge.
Rev. n. A. Miles former pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, was a
visitor In town Friday and Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. Fred L. Hopkins and
son, Ralph. OF Springfield, Mass, We're
guests of Mrs. Hannah {. Parker sun
day.
Mrs. W. G. Treadway returned Tues
day from North pond, Athol, Mass,
where she has been spending TWO
weeks.
Mrs. Percy J. Warwick and two
daughters, Edna ana GHllN. OF Nihu'
sor. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Warwick.
The Fortnightly club will give an en-
tertainment NJ the town hall Tuesday
evening. Aug. %. Further announce
mcnt OF program, etc.. will be gwen
next week.
Mrs. Sadie Miller Fletcher and
children, Ruth. Marion and Homer, who
have been visitors of Miss X. X: Booth,
returned TO their home in Everett,
Mass. Monday.
Mrs. John T.. Russell and daughters,
Miss Russell and Miss Marion Russell,
of Williamstown. Mass, came Thursday
10 their summer home here. Prof. j. Il.
Russell Joined them Saturday.
Mrs. Addie ID. johnson returned
Tuesday from Springfield, Mass. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. Charlotte Ely. and nieces, Mrs.
Kittie Coar and Miss Carlotta coar.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Murdough and
son. Gordon, of Springfield, Mass;
were over.Sunday guests of Mr.; ana
Mrs. n. w. Locke. Mr.. Murdough left
SUNDAY evening for Springfield ana
Mrs. Murdough and Gordon went to Al
stead, n. H., Monday morning.
A notice is posted notifying the re-
publican voters of the town of repub-
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

Of NJ, Hennon, lie has accepted call
Hart, Mich, where The eoupie will be at
home after Oct. 4.
Mrs, Eliza A. Hamilton, ", died at
The Franklin county hospital IN Green.
Held. Tuesday night At : O'Clock. key. and
field from Cambridge early in the sum,
mer and rented the Minot house for the
season, Mr., Hamilton had mol been well
for several months, aud an operation he
came necessary last Monday at the
Franklin county hospital. The body was
taken 10 Cambridge Wednesday and the
funeral viii be al the former home, 81
Raymond street. Friday at . o'clock. Mrs,
Hamilton Is survived by her husband and
a daughter, who lived with them. The
family have packed their goods and will
not remain here longer,
The Naples. the former beautiful home
at Dr. George T. Pentcoost 0f Daricn,
Conn, and now in charge Of Mrs. Dora
Allen a. boarding house, Is proving very
attractive Ia summer guests, Every room
l. taken and many persons have 10 be
refused accommodations. Ii may come
10 be a. delightful living place ~ In
the days Of Capt, aud Mrs. Duncan, Its
great natural beauties aud its situation
midway between the two parts OF the
town make il desirable place. Among
the n members Of Mrs. Aliens family
are Mr.. and Mr. Alexander Sharp Of
New York. who have been there all sum,
mer MIR. Sharp is retired Wall street
banker. Also Rev. John Murray, who
has been missionary in China Tor 10
years. and his son and daughter are here
with him.
The children Of the Mortified grange
will give their annual flower show and
lawn party al Nations hall Friday after.
noon and evening, Aug. III. beginning at 3
o'clock and continuing through the even
ing. Prizes will be awarded by the grange
for choice flowers and collections. In the
evening the flowers will be sold al auction
and an opportunity will be given 10 sc.
cure some beautiful bouquets. At tables
on the lawn in the midst Of Mr.. Mat
toon's beautiful gardens will be sold ice
cream. cake. candy, sandwiches, icetea
and coffee and pink lemonade. The food
will be served at small tables by little
maids. The flower show last year was
highly praised by those who had seen
similar affairs in cities. and a finer show
Is in preparation for this year. All will
find Il well worth the small admission
which is charged.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
LEYDEN.

William Strauss OF Jamaica Plain,
Mass. is the guest of his cousin, Mrs.
George Dennison.
Mrs. Frank Chapman OF shelburne Falls;
is a, her fathers. II. +. Mowreys, and
will attend the old home day.
Mrs. Carrie Warner and Mrs. George
Williams of North Bernardston spent last
week Thursday with Mrs. L. ID. Sawyer.
Miss Nellie Sauter OF New York city,
who has been spending. vacation win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. sauter, re-
turned to the city last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Pease, who formerly lived
in town and later in Brattleboro, with
two children have been at Duane Brooks :
for two weeks. Mr.. Pease spent sunda,
there.
CONSERVATION reigned in the house
Tuesday afternoon when little kalph eau
fer could not be found, but was discovered,
after search of some time, sound asleep
among the eabbages in the garden.
DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Severance OF Green
field and John Thayer and his daughter
Mrs. Emma Perry OF Rochester, N. y
made short visit at 5. c. Severance
Tuesday morning and were guests al am
ner at G. w. Severances
The grange will hold lawn party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. Doollttle
Wednesday evening. II that eyshiie
should prove stormy it Will be held ,he
first pleasant evening after. \ cordial
invitation is extended to everybody 10
come.
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Craig Of Marlboro. Mass, were guests
Tuesday IL Mrs. Carl Reed.
Mrs. Martha Hancock Of New York
came iast week foT her summer rect al
her old h0me. the Knapp homestead
The Christian EndsaVor society held
a social al IA. q. ilassitan's Medness
iaY evening, Misses Elsie aud tteiths
iias-iinn we're kasiassax-
Mr.. and MTs, Harry Policy q Dam'
msrstan station are Iakiag q vacation
aud Mr.. and Mrs. hi"ashioh are. IN
charge ~ Affairs Al the railroad station,
Miss eharlena Powers u lifsitlebo!o
was a eucst sunday 81 Mrs. y. J.,
Walker. aud Mrs. N, q. iloughtoa Of
Hfaiileboro visited Mrs. walker th"
nTst u the week.
Mrs. y. :. Chamberlain Of West
nTaiilsboIs IL visiting her bfothof' =.
Kelley. this week. She was also The
eu.st of her daughter. Mrs, Ellen lioi'
Ton, al Henry II. MilicTs.
Miss Mildred Halliday ~ Bra,tle.
boro recently visited Miss Uladys nay
m Brlafcliif, aud little Marjorie cfcs'
In spent q few DAYS there with her
grandparents. Mr.. anil Mrs, w. j, nay
Mrs. Emma Graves aud Miss Ruth
Graves returned to their home IA
Greenfield, after spending two weeks AZ
The Kelley farm. Miss Graves viii
join a camping party nj walden Ahe'
Mass.
The republican caucus 10 nominate a
town representative aud Justices OF Tue
peace will be- held Aug, 70 saturday
.yeninel nj o'clock IN the orange
hall, West Dummersion, by order OF tue
town committee,
MIS- Miriam Reed returned Mcdnes'
,lay from visit Of a week ~ WARDS
horo. She was accompanied nome "
Miss Beryl Martin. and they Will spend
some time with a party camping ON
West bill for two weeks.
There will be dance and supper in
Grange hail, Fast Dummerston. Tues.
dny evening. Knapp and Noreross VIII
he the musicians, and members OF the
grange are requested 90 furnish liber'
allv for the supper without further no.
tice. All invited.
Rev. Charles Revere of Lowell. Mass,
will ureaeh next Sunday in the Con:
erepaiional church at 1913. lie VIII
also offieiate the two Sundays following.
Christian Endeavor meeting VIII DO
held in the evening as usual. MISS
Ruth Dutton and Miss Ruth Knapp
were leaders Of the last Sunday even
ing services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayette Miller, MI;
and Mrs. Thomas and two children Oh
Horton place, Bfattleboro. Miss knth
Walker, Mrs. Lila +. Reed, Miss Alice
q. Lauehton, Fred Miller and Harold
Reed are camping on West hill IN one
Of the most slightly places to be found.
A picnic party TO their camp was sehed,
uled for Thursday that was attended
bv most of the young people.
NJ. +. Evans. John Evans and II; Z.
Uazelton went Saturday 10 Spoiordl
lake 10 fish. and the following story OF
the expedition is told: Mr.. Hazelton
was the champion fisherman and caught
4.pound fish, but not in the usual
manner with hook and line. lie tried
that method until his patience was ex.
hausted. but the wary fish would not
bite the bait, however allurlng. AZ
last. getting desperate and determined
10 have that fish, Hazelton made a dive
and brought out the i-pounder. The
PARTY was Joined Sunday by, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. O. Downs, Misses Helen and
clara Evans. Henry Evans, Mr.: and
Mrs. L. II. Brown, Arthur and Harry
Brown. who enjoyed day s outing.
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iiean caucus 10 be held in the town bali
saturday eysning, Aug. 20. at 100
D 'elork, for the purpose ~ placing IN
nomination q candidate for Iowa repre-
sentative and ~. justices ~ tho i'rarr'
Alsa 10 transact any othrf business that
may legally eame before the Meeting
tn. teachers In the various srheels
for The fall tern aTei iiigh, NJ. ii~ai'
rio. bartlett Of Easihampten, Mass, !
grammar, Hattie Lombard ot Farming,
ian. Me, intermediate, Ethel Omar 81
Revere, Mass. primary. Miss Marion
liowaTi ~ East NeIihheld. Mass.i No,
H Mis- Elizabeth hTaley; No. J, Miss
n.ruire Perry; No. I, Miss SYLVIA
nsrry. ali Of Putney, No, :, Mlss Enniee
whiieomb OF Fair Haven. VI.
Charles Francis Weber, -, who was
Instantly killed last week Thursday al
ierno0n nj the railroad station, was
horn In Pntney April 90. 1871. Ut The
farm now owned by II. +, nassoii, he
vas a son IL Moses u, aud Susan liian'
craft WebheT, lie had lived ia tut,
ney. Windsor, Springfield. Mass, and
Westmorcland, n. H., whore he assisted
his father in carrying on the ferry
MIR wehber WAS kind hearted and gen
erons and had many friends, He leaves
two brothers, George \. Nnhhef o. ~,
new aud viii l.. Weber Of Aisiean'
4 IT.. and two sisters. Mrs. Larrie y.
stoekford Of Bellows Falls aud Ms
George A. Brown of wesimoreland,
\. II. The funeral was held Sunday
al o clock at the home u ueorr. A.
Weber. Rev. i. 4. Berry 81 the bap'
tist church officiating. The Baptist
choir. Mr.. aud Mr.. i. 4. Burdcii, MT
and Mrs. =. A. fifeld. sang three, selee,
iions. Abide With Ne. Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere aud Rock Of Ages. The
burial was at Westmorelaud. y. ".
These present from out of town 10 NJ.
tend the funeral were ". =. Mebher OF
Alsiead. \. H., Mrs. l.arrie Sioe kiotd
az Bellows Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A,
Brown aud daughter, Alice Brown. OF
Newfoundland. y. H., Mrs, Sarah Web
her Of walpole. y. H., Mr.. aud MI
Arthur Nickers and daughter; i,a
Viekers, Of Braitleboro. Mrs. Z. a.
Ormes and Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Ingram
Of West Brat,leboro.