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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20
HAROLD LEIGH
WILL BE BURIED IN OAK GROVE
CEMETERY.
Young Son of Charles .. &. Leigh
Brought Here From
Chicago.

Following a period Of conscious
ness yesterday morning, Harold
Leigh. the thirteen-year-od son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. c. leigh. OF
Chicago. suffered a relapse yesterday
afternoon and died at the hospital.
where he had been for two weeks.
lie was injured In a collision with an
automobile while riding a bicycle.
His skull and an ann were fractured.
He had been unconscious for some
time but yesterday shortly before
death he rallied and talked to mem
beers OF the family Relatives In the
city received the news OF the i'm
proyement in his condition. but late
yesterday afternoon messages were
received. telling Of the death. Har-
old Leigh was born In Paducah and
resided In Paducah until seven years
old. when the family removed to CHI
eago he was a bright and iovable
boy and had many friends In the
city. Besides his parents. he Is sur
vived by two brothers. Robert and
Carl I.elgh. Of Chicago; and one Sis
ter. Miss Mary Leigh. OF Chicago
Councilman o. p. Lelgh Is an uncle,
also MI j l.. Gardner. OF the county.
The body will arrive In Paducah
tomorrow morning az 1880 O'Clock.
and will be met by relatives and
friends at Eleventh street and Broad
way. The body will be taken from
he tran TO Oak Grove and the burial
will be In the family lot. The Rev.
10. T. sullivan. pastor OF the Broad
way Methodist church. will conduct
a short funeral service M the Gene
terry The body will be accompanied
10 Paducah by Mr.. and Mr. Charles
a. c. Lcigh. Miss Mary Leigh and
Mr. Rober; Leigh.
The pallbearers will be; Mesrs.
n S. Wells. l.. d. Ogiiyle. W. A.
Martin. 5. II. Wins;ead. Edward
Bringhurst and Dr. Vernon Blythe.
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THE BEST PRISON CONTEST.

Judging from the interview had
with Col Mott Ayerc upon his return
from the prison congress, Kentucky
has the best board in the world but
Governor Wilson did wrong in veto
Ing the appropriation the board want
ed with which to build more prisons
That was the opinion of Senator
Mike Taylor, too, whose efforts to
secure the apr ropriations were rec
ognized by the board with the an
pointment to a job. though Senator
Mike vehemently protested before
the legislature adjourned that ru-
mors OF his impending appointment
were false. The Russian represent
alive at the congress also declared
that Russia has the most humane
and modern prison system in the
world; so board of referees will
have to be appointed to decide.
which has the best prison system.
Russia or Kentucky.
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NorIcE bod CoNrRAcrnnA

bids VII be received BY tee board
of Public Works az their ofice IN the
city hall on Monday, October 2tth.
1910. az o'ciOck . m, for grading
and gravollng Fourteenth street
from Burnett street 10 The Rickc
farm: and for grading and grayeiing
of FiouFnoy street from Twelfth
street 20 Foufteeuth street. all under
ordinances authorizing same. "a
per plans and specihcatlors on Ole In
The Office Of the city engineer
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
D. l.. =. KOLB. secretary
l.. A. WASHINGTON.
City Engineer.
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COUNTY TEACHERS
WILL MEET At LONE OAK ON
SATURDAY.
McCracken Association Has Excellent
Program for the Occasion
in the County.

The county school teachers Will
meet at Lone Oak next Saturday un-
der the auspices OF the McCracken
County Teachers association. The
program is:
10 a. NJ. Devotional exercises. w
IT. Harrison.
Welcoming address, f. b. Jett.
Response. Claude Gates.
why should Opening Exercises
Have a Place Upon Our Daily Pro-
gram and What should They Consist
or" Mrs. Addie Burrow and George
b Orr
How May We Secure the Interest
and Cooperation OF the Parents. .
Misses Ruby Knott and Dora Draffen
value OF school Entertainments. "
Misses BEETLE Callahan and Thecla
Wurth.
what Preparation OF Lessons
Should Children Make" Misses Ed
monia Bennett and Adcock.
"What Preparations OF Lessons
Should Teachers Make" Claude Gates
Noon intermission.
"What Is Good Discipline" Mis-
Nettie Perkins and w. A. Middleton.
What Can We DO to Increase Our
Attendance Miss Pear. Niles and
W. r. Harrison.
what Are We Doing With the
Course of Study" General discussion
Agriculture in the Country
Schools" w. II. sugg.
A short business session viii be
held and then adjournment at 3 p. m.
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DEMOCRATIC Nominees.

First distrlct-Ollie Nj. James
OF Crittenden county.
Second district--A. o. Stanley, OF
Henderson county.
Third district X. Y. Thomas, OF
Nuremberg county.
Fourth distrlct-Ben Johnson, OF
Nelson county
Fifth distr!ct-Swager Shirley, OF
Louisville.
Sixth district A. -. Rouse, OF
Boone county.
Seventh distrJct-Campbell Can
trill, OF Scott county.
Eighth distrlct-fiaryey Helm. OF
Lincoln county.
Ninth district--W. J. Fields, or
Carter county.
Eleventh district--Elza BeTtram,
of Clinton county.
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those who served in the United States
and Volunteer service after the Owl
war until 1883 against the hostile
Indians on the western frontier, in
order that their names and records
may be placed on the books OF the
association so that they may benefit
by the act now pending before con
gress. as soon as 1t becomes a law.
The National Indian War Veterans.
an organization with headquarters at
1913 Market street, Denver, Col, at
their last regular meeting. decided to
send two delegate1, Henry Hegwer,
the national commander, and G. r.
Hauser, the national secretary. to
Washington, d. c., to inaugurate a
vigorous campaign for the purpose
of procuring pensions for those noble
and brave soldiers who defended the
frontier IN the early days. and who
have so far been unjustly neglected
by this government, whose great
western. empire they so yaliantly
protected. making 1t possible for this
generation to develop its unlimited
resources and live in peace and pros
perity. Yours very truly. Henry
Hegwer, National Commander. In
dian War Veterans, 1913 Market
street. Denver, Col. c. II. Hauser,
National Secretary, 1913 Market
street, Denver, Col
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RAILROAD NOTES

Engineer Mike Kelly Is m OF rheu-
na'.sm al his home. Ills Madison
treet. u WI be several DAYS be
lore he VIII be able to resume his
runs
Rupert Robertson VIII leave to-
light for Chicago 10 see the worlds
haT g.olsh,p baseball series.
John Schroeder. a machinlst fore
nan. left last night for Chicago on
4 visit and 10 attend the worlds
championship series
John Meckenheimer. a machinlst,
is recovering from a spralned ankle
sustained by' fall from a tree.
+. c. Mckinney, a machinist. was
injured yesterday when n heavy
piece OF iron fell on his foot. and
crushed II badly.
The Evening Sun-fOc a Week.
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LIST OF CANDIDATES IN
CONGRESSIONAL RACF.
Republican Nominees.

First district-No candidate.
Second district-Richard Salmon,
OF Hopkins county.
Third William Henry
Jones. Of Barren county.
Fourth district-Dr. ID. w. Cad
die. OF LaRue county.
Fifth district-Juige J. Wheeler
MCGEE. OF Louisville.
Sixth district-Charles W Nagel,
of Campbell county.
Seventh district-M. c. Rankin,
OF Henry county.
Eighth distrlct-Hugh Miller, OF
ROckcastle county.
Ninth district. B. Bennett, OF
Greenup countp.
Tenth distrlct-John w. Langley,
OF Floyd county.
Eleventh district-Caleb Powers,
Of Knox county.
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AS TO REPAIRING COUNTY
ROADS.

We were delighted to observe the
statement in the morning paper last
week that the county road supervisor
Is getting through with repairs to
roads damaged by the rain of two
weeks ago. This will give him time,
perhaps. to mend some roads that
were damaged year or more ago
A personal trip out Broadway and
over the road TO the tuberculosis
sanitorium revealed gullies that had
been washed out and ground out
months ago. A blind man could tell
when he reaches the city limits, go
ing out Broadway.
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ATTRACTIVE Afternoon Of sacred Music

Attractive Afternoon OF SACRED Music
The Woman's club will meet at
1880 p. m. tomorrow at the club
house. The open meeting at 4
O'Clock will De under the auspices OF
the Music department. Il vii be a
Sacred Music program. Il will be
the first meeting for the season. The
attractive program j.:
l. Thoughts OF what music IN the
church service should mean"-Miss
Newell chairman Music department
?. The Land O. Leal" g. Belle
BoltwoodD Mis- Hill. Mrs. Krug,
Mss Rogers. Miss shelton.
3. Music Interpretation OF The
Lord Is Ny Light and My salvation
Marsh Mrs. LEILA Wade LOWS.
T. ITO Thee. o Lord" Music OF
Pilgrims Chorus" - Mr.. Robert
Scott
5. when the Golden Leaves Are
Falling" (Havens) Solos-Mrs. Ed.
gar Lyle. Mrs. william Gray. and
Mrs. George Hart. Mr.. Robinson. Mr.
Scott
6. ca Musical Interpretation OF
Behold / stand al the Door and
Knock: ~ Am the Aght OF the
World. ARISE, sh.ac for Thy Light
IS Cones James G. MeDcrmid)
Cb) The Lord Is Ny shepherd
(Liddlel Miss Julia Scott
~ IRIS ONLY a HEADAcHE
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something in That.

Something i'm That.
Louisville is making a laughing
stock of itself by the rumpus over
the census figures. The trouble with
Louisville is that the directory peo-
pie every year make Louisville have
about 10000 more citizens than II
really has, so that the straight fig
ures startled and disappointed the
city. Then they announced plan
to send somebody to Washington to
look at the books. Uncle Sam ought
to take that oficious ambassador by
the seat of the pants and the nape
of the neck and throw him over the
monument.-Third District Review.
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Turbovelile viii address the mission b.
airy societies OF the Broadway Meiho-
die; church Saturday afternoon at
, O'Clock at the church All eho
are Interested IN missions are cor
diaily Invited TO be present
Mss Turboyillc d graduate Of
the scarritt Training school. Kansas
City. Mo. She d sent 20 Korea ~
The Paduclh district churCae.
Broadway Methodist church has oon-
triiuted already SEQ and has ago
On addition pledged for her supporn<
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NEWS Or COURTS
Grocery Assigns.

A deed OF assignment was filed by
j. A. Dicke, president of the Peo-
Pies Wholesale and Retail Cooper
ate Grocery store, in the county
court clerks Office yesterday TO W.
NJ. Moore in consideration OF a debt
Of $500. The company was or
ganized several months ago with a
long list of stockholders, and the
store was located on Tennessee
street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-20

Only n little cold in the head may
be the beginning OF an obstinate
case OF Nasal Catarrh. Drive out
the invader with Ely's Cream Balm
applied straight 10 the inhamed
stuffed up air-passagcs. Price soc.
~ you prefer 90 use an atomizer,
ask for Liquid Cream Balm Il has
all the good qualities OF the solid
form OF this remedy and will rid you
OF catarrh or hay fever No cocaine
10 breed a dreadful habit No mer-
curry TO dry out the secretion. Price
75c.. with spraying tube All drug
gists. or mailed by Ely Bros. 90
Warren Street. New Yoyk.
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BY the bye, what has become Of
the prosecution OF city officials. who
were alleged by the News Democrat
TO have sold articles to the city. 1t
told US that County Attorney Cay
would place the patter before the
grand jury in September. The grand
jury has adjourned without any re-
port on the subject. Two of the
Democratic candidates for aldermen
were accused by the News Democrat.
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To Entertain for yis.,nr.

Mrs Charles X. wheeler. 500 Ken
lucky svenue will entertain informal
~ tomorrow afternoon al o'clock
in honor OF Mrs. James Whi.o. ~
Athens. Ga, who ~ the guest Of her
daughter. Mra william y Brad
shaw. Jr.
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September, 1910.

Personally appeared before me
the srd day OF october. 1910, R. d.
MacMillen,. Business. Manager. OF
The Sun. who afirms that the fore
going Is a true and correct state
ment of It's circulation for the month
of September, 1910, to the best OF
his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January
10, 1912.
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The Weather

For Kcntucky-Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday; much colder to-
night ard In extreme eastern portion
Friday; frost In western portion to-
night. Temperature today; Highest,
90; lowest, 53.
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

FOR ALDERMEN. F. Ford. grain
dealer; FINS Lack. manufacturer; G.
NJ Riker, manager West Kentucky
Coal company; Joseph Exall' commits
sion merchant.
COUNCILMEN-First ward. Henry
Gallman. grocer; Second ward, John
McCandless. river man; Third ward,
Fred Hassman. commission broker
Fourth ward. August Budde, carpen-
ter; Fifth ward. George L. Barrett.
furniture dealer; Sixth ward. John
Wacker, cooper 0ong term), r.. s.
Barnett, grocer (short term).
SCHOOL TRUSTEES--First ward. II.
r. Lindsey. medicine manufacturer;
Second ward. ]. K.Ferguson, manu-
tobacco manufacturer; Fourth ward. J,
1. Wanner. jeweler dong term), and
r. Il. Baker. insurance agent (short
term): Fifth ward. Christian Kolb.
butcher dong term). William Flowers,
baggage agent (short term); Sixth
ward. w. N. Simmons, cooper.
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Marriage Licenses.

Z. o. Bagwell 32. of Paducah, rail-
road employe and Minnie Lee
Thomas. 32, Of Paducah.
Dow Wilcox, OF Paducah, and Car
line Sowell, of Padueah.
Spencer Foster. colored, plagterer,
of Paducah, to Lucy Pondexter, col
Ored, of Paducah.
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suIts FILED in Circuit Court.

w. NJ. Atkinson fled suit for d.
vorce from his wife, Ida Atkinson
The couple married in April, 1892,
and separated in April, 1910. He
sues for a divorce and asks for the
custody of the four children, John,
Lee. Ethyl and Robert.
Elizabeth Walker filed suit against
her husband, Taylor Walker. for d.
vorce. alleging abandonment. The
couple married 10 years ago and
lived together until May, 1910. She
sues for divorce and restoration
to her maiden name, Elizabeth Phil
lips.
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Outgoing Missionary to Speak Here.

Miss TurbeviNe, OF Martin. Tcnl..
who expects TO sail shortly FOR Korea
as missionary from the VI r.
Church, South. will arrive In Pafu-
cab Saturday and VIII be the guest
.of Mr.. Mildred Davis and Mrs W.
A. Martin during her STAY here. Miss
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Informal Dinner Party for Bride and
Groom.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Roger enter
,ained with an attractively appointed
dinner on Tuesday evening az their
home. 1C27 jefferson street. IN COM
piiment to Mr. and Mrs George stan
Fey Dubois The tai le was a charm
ng effect In Bride roses and ferns.
The covers were laid for: Mr. and
Mrs George Dubois. Mr. and Mrs.
David Roger Mrs Vernon Thomas.
Mis- Virginia shuma'e. Of Dyer-
burg. Mr.. Robert Wallace and Mr
edwin j. Paxton
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A BAD LAW.

There are many iniquities connect
ed with the fee system, but none we
know that are fraught with more
possibilities Of evil than the law
which gives prosecuting attorneys
division of fines. Recently a half
dozen OF 80 bawdy house keepers
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Daily ThOughf.

1t is never the question of how
much we can do with our own hand
or our own hands. or our own lives;
II is always a question how much
we are willing to let God do with
them.-Anon.
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STATE PRESS.
, sssssssseeses,
Out of Gear.

Out of Gear.
The weather has turned on pretty
warm again.
Singing broke at Oak Grove last
Friday night-Bethel Cor. Fulton
Leader.
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In RankIunrcY.

James Gray. a merchant OF Kyle.
Trigg county. filed petition in
bankruptcy in the Office OF Federal
Court Clerk Walter S. Blackburn
this morning. His liabilities amount
TO s. .030.6S. No assets are listed.
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F. NJ. and Matte Fisher to II. II.
Blair. property on the Pool road. 81.
Julia Husbands and r. T. Nicely
to Eleanor Trezevant, property on
the south side of Monroe street.
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Breach Of Ordinance-H Vande-
velde. VIII Pickelman and Frank
Langston, fined s. each.
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Heard in the Lobby

road. This year his grape vines had
a plentiful supply of the fruit. II
was gathered and nothing unusual
was noticed until a few weeks ago
when blooms were seen, and now the
vines have the second crop OF grapes.
Judge z. Barry, formerly of Ben
ton, writes The Evening Sun from
Columbus, Tex, where he is publish
ing a newspaper, that he has also
just purchased a paper at Fort
Stockton, Tex, and his daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Barnes, is publishing
it. Texas and its people have been
very kind to the judge and his fam
lily. Both of his newspaper proper
ties are iourishing and the Judge
has been honored in many ways by
the people of Columbus. 1t is his
intention to go to Stockton himself
in April. as the climate is ideal. All
of his family and Mrs. Barnes have
been much benefited by the climate
and are in good health.
PALMER HOUSE-C. B. Merter,
st. Louis; James F. Browinski, Jr.,
Carrollton; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Porter. Clinton; l.. c. White. Rich
mond, Va; ]. II. Zuccarelle. New
York; C. w. Parrish. Frankfort: II.
B. Goodies, Owensboro; A. s. Horton,
Memphis.
BEDVEDERE - Guy Brooks,
Evansville; J. B. Earle, Louisville;
r. e. Strugis. Memphis: Mrs. c. c.
Charlton. Fulton; Miss Herndon,
Fulton; Mrs. l.. Baker. Mayfield; w.
C. Pierce, Salem, Ky; n. r. Jones.
greensboro; A. w. Hartig. Evans
Vile; o. J. Holiday. Cincinnati
NEW RICHMOND-G OVERLY,
Kevil; G.. G. Thompson. Arlington;
Gilbert Presnell, Smithland; RI +.
Blakelay. Hampton. KY; Bud Cum
mings. Birmingham. Ky; II. II.
Louisville; r. F. Powell.
Louisville; w. C. Bohannon, Birm-
ingham, Ky.
ST NICHOLAS-Grant Davidson,
w. W. Radford, Howell: A.
NJ. Curtis, St. Louis; Y. c. Judd.
Cole. Ky; c. VI. Jones, New Or
leans; II. b. Kelly. Finstoe; c. A.
Merritt, Indiapalis, Ind; ID. A. Rails.
Cairo.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Indian War Veterans.

To the Editor: Dear Strive de
sire to communicate through the
columns Of your valuable paper. to
obtain the names and addresses OF
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The two children OF Mr.. y G.
Niece. OF South Ninth street. are
IN OF pneumania.
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you DON'T HAVE To warn.

Every dose makes you feel better. Law
Fos Keeps your whole inElder -irht.
sold on the Money Rack plan ever =
whore. Price boc.
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~ IRIS ONLY a HEADACHE
Why COrnelison's Headache Liver Pill
~ill cu-e thaf 10 cents Guaranteed
by all druggists-
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WAITSFIELD

Tie Ladies' Aid society me. 1t the
church Wednesday. Dinner was
served by the Fayston division: hos
tesses. Mrs. r. A. Bragg ana Mrs @.
II. Kew. |. Palmer OF Wilder was
visitor in town Sunda Word has
been received OF the recent death of
Homer Brooks of California. Mrs.
Brooks is remembered as Miss Mary
Ainsworth OF this place.-Mrs. Lorette
Richardson, who has been spending the
summer In town mas returned to her
home In Montpcller.--Carl Jones of
Sharon is visiting his sister. Mrs. l.. H.
cAllister.-There will be no service
a. the tongrega tional Church next
sunday morning owing to the absence
of Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Remele. who
are in Boston.--Misses Cara Spauldng
and Freda Reed attended the state
Christian Endeavor convention held at
Barton last Week.-Mrs. Amy Fisk of
Barton is visiting relatives in town
e. J. Green was on the sick list Satur-
day and Sunday.-Miss Mabel f.. Howe
is al home from Montpelier to assist
in caring for her father.
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EENnTIL,I.G

Rote:t Cunmlus ~ Washington. - g.,
has Been In town Tor Few daYs.--Nrs
Sarah Morey has moved into n tenement
IT. Thomas Duckctte', house The W. r.
{. gave her a pound party Tuesday after
noon Mr. aud Mrs. r. Ergeno Wilson
spent Sunday IN Windsor With Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dodgc--Myrd Brown ms r.
turned from Woodstoct wheTe vie has
been for several weeks with her sqter
Mrs r ~. Rooerts.-Ars. Otis II. Culver
ard daughters. Mary and FlorlRn. OF FIR
day Harbor. Wash. arrived here last
week 20 spend some tin with her siste..
Miss Ieda r smith.--Mr and Mrs. I'd
ward Smith Of Ashland, Ore, have been
passing few days with his uncle, ~. I.
Wyman. Mrs George Judkins Of Lynn.
Mass is passing n few days IN town
Mrs. Susie Andrews has returned 10 her
home in Maiden. Mass Mrs. l.. W. Eros.
and sister. Miss JennesS Weeks, OF Tel
myra, Me. who have been visitors at NJ
l.. Wyman's. Jr.. left for nome last week.
a. " Ballard Is working in Wood
stock.-Mrs. Ransom Towne has novel
into rooms in Thomas Duekette's house.
NJ. l.. Wyman. Jr., with his father anil
M and Mrs. Edward Smith took an au-
tomobilc trip 10 Newbury last week
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BENSON.

REPRESENTATIVE elect Jasper r. Root
had the misfortune to have his seat in
the House held up for the time being. be-
cause the town clerk sent In the name OF
Jasper p Newton by mistake.-Apples
are being rapidly picked. and there are
more than was anticipated, but the quail
ity Is rather low. Prices vary from 81 so
to S.Go.-Bid Barber has moved from the
Pender farm TO the David Stacy place,
which he has bought.--Avery Il. Brown
has gone to Ticonderoga to work for Mr.
Fell, the man who is rehablltating old
Fort Ii Mr.. Brown has charge OF Mr.
Polls horscs.-Mrs. Deyette and daugh-
ter, Helen. went to whitehall last Satur-
day,-William Brown, who passed his S7th
birthday last April. and about that time
moved to Hydcville. has moved back
here and is living In Doren Pratts house
In this Yillage. lie Is now walking ono and
one-half miles and chopping three quar- ers
of a cord Of hard wood every day.-The
Rev. Evarts Kent is In Boston TO attend
the missionary convention, ard will he
absent over next Sunday. The pulpit Mt
the Congregational Church will be I'M
occupied next Sunday.
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NEWPORT.

A course Of lectures has been ar
ranged by the Mems class in social
study at the Congregational Church
for this winter. The speakers Will be
from Middlobury College and the sub
1ccts win DO of general Interest. The
course Is not financial scheme but
purely educational W. II. Clement
left Saturday evening for a visit in
Springfield, Mass, ana points In New
Unmpshire.-Th football game be-
tween Newport high school and Derby
saturday was cancelled. There VIII
be game between n II. S. and st.
Johnsbury academy october 90 on the
homo grounds. --Nocl Smith of San An
tonic, Texas, IL visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith.-John
Rebee returned Friday morning from
New York city, where he has been
visiting his brother.--Alfred Currier
lost the elAl of one OF his fingers while
at work on a band saw at the Frost
Veneer Seating company's factory --
Arthur Rich has been appointed stem
ographer to the clerk Of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVE at Montpelier