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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Dora Eddy Of Stowe is visiting in
town. Charlie Hurdle and sister. Luc,'.
Visited relatives at North Dlxbrrv over
Sunday.-N lam Wales NJ Barre was in
town Suniay Harold lfaylet. - Mont
PETER visited Wi, parents a few DAYS the
past wc'h.-J n fjdgood and r 9.
Atkins wcro IN Montpelicr WedneSday s..
Mr.. and Mrs tr~,d Gates of Mont pc iier
were IN town sunday. Mrs. t. :. Austin
and Paul Johnson were III Waterbury
saturday. Irwin Henson 81 Montpelier
visitor ~ town Suuda y-Af ter
spending two weeks IN Boston rhearon
Evans returned nom, FRIDAY Mrs. l.
H. Henson OF Montpelier il. caring for
Mrs. q. o. sleeper Mr. and Mrs =. "
GI4A cite and children % south Ia stou
were IN town Satnrday.--Mr and Mrs
Arthur Ward Of Michigan were guests
last week Of M. Russe' sawyer their
aunt .- iiarr, Bruc" ~ Harvard Univer
siiN IS visiting his ia rents. Nj. and Mrs
r. =. RruCe. DR.. Grimes OF Montpelier
was called here Thursday as council
with Or. HaNlctt on the cas" OF Mrs. g.
O. Sleeper r. +. Palmer mas the found
alton of his new building a, Waterbury
completed and has been working for
Mood and Amou this week. They are
hIi ding a u"A road Mrs G. e.. Exams
l. entertaining her aunt Mrs Adde
Evans % Massachusetts
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CAMBRIDGE.

Dr. Rose Gotta o. Rurifug,on
wax in town Wednesday.-- Mrs Kinds
spent Sunday at n. n Grav's Albert
Banniger, who has been a residcn;
here some time. expects % 80 to
Rochester soon.-Mrs. Il n Gray was
IN Burlington TUESDAY Mrs. E. Il.
Kinds and daughters. luna and lem
ME. have been spending several DAYS
with friends in town. before leaving
for their new home a. lIuntington--
Mrs. Archie La bounty has been spend
ing a short time in town-Misse. Della
Briggs and Marjorie Newton spent
sunday at home. Mrs Alhina Hatch
Is very poorly.---Mrs Jennie WILEY
has been caring for her.-Mr and Mrs,
clinton Mead of Lancaster. Macs, are
spending a few days with relatives
in town.--The little son OF Mrs. Mary
Minor il very low.-Mrs. Alberta
Smith of burlington spent Sunday at
", NJ Smith's.--At the last regular
meeting OF Mansfield chapter No. 46
O. +. s. April 81. the following oNlcers
were elected and Installed: Hattie c.
Hopkins. W. NJ; Elmer NJ Kneeland
W T.; Mrs. Matte Pender. A. NJ. Mat
tic a Wilcox, secretary; Mrs Louise
Raymore, treasurer; Mrs. Dora Brush.
conductor; Mrs. May kneeland. assist
ant conductor; Mrs Alice Rowlands,
warder: w. r. Raymorc. sentinel;
Mrs. Lillian Mudge:t, Adam; Mrs
Pearl Sinclair. Ruth, Mrs. Julia Full
lington, Esther. Mrs. Elsie Wood
Martha Mrs. Matte Rrown. r.lecta;
Mrs. Mary Howard chaplain; Mrs
Lucy Bean. organis'.
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WOLCOTT.

Wilmer Warren has sold his farm on
Fast hl'i % W. s. Henson of Morristowl,,
pho has tak"n possession MFR. and Mrs.
t.iwiN Vincent ~ bakersfield were guests
of their darrhtcr. Mrs c. l., Brown
ovcr Sundar son was born to Mr. and
Mrs Urban Martin April 15.-.John Mills
and daughter Mrs Ernest Peck OF Cabot
were guests At Robert Milss over Sun
daN Elmer. sor ot Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Gallup. wandered away from home
Thursday 10 ght April Il. and At least
10 mon ard bows searched all night for
him. Charles Macarthur found him at
about I've lock- IN the morning. lie 5
two years and rWo months old and as far
as learned he mas not suffered any III
effects for his night out.--Byron Guyer
has sold his "a m which has been held
in the C;uvor name for 100 years. to
Charles Luther md bought the small
place know as the Earl Guyer place.
Levi Taylor Of stowe passed Sunday with
relatives herN-Peter and Jerry Golden
and sisters. Mrs. Joseph and Mrs John
Freeman, were called to Albany Mondav
by tho sudden death OF their sister. Mrs
Thomas Lanesf Mrs. q. L. Barnard
and mother iafc OF berkshire, were
guests At c. g. Fisrers over Sunda
They arc moving 90 Greensboro, where
NIr. Earnard Will reach this year Mrs.
georgia Wheeler or Wells River came
Mouda> and is = guest at d. II. Wheel
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The Forester team q Mansfield camp,
40 1850. NJ w A., will give a social
dance at the Akeley Memorial building
Friday evening. May s--lNrrs. c. f. Eddy
and Mrs Hannah NJ. Eddy returned We'd
nesday from Waitsfeld. Mrs MARY Win.
ship. who died IN Boston, Mass, April 1s
was nstve Of Stowe. the daughter of
Peter G. and Jenny Luce IIovejoy. She
was ST Years OF age. and Is survived by
Il son aud daughter by her irst marriage,
Fred A. Dutton. nj whose horne she died
and Mrs. Ida Rand. and son by her
second marriage Albert Winship. and
two sisters, Mrs. Einelne Waite Of Cam
bridge and Mrs Philena Straw Of etowe.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Il. Shaw are oc
cupyins their new house or Park street,
1t 1. Of two and one-hajf stories and the
main part Is 3SNN feet on the grou nd
Tic exterior is o. artistic design, an at
or two sides walled in with cobble stones
with cement pillar, and steps. The inte-
rlor presents a charming appearance, the
woodwork being ~ fine native woods Sc
looted h' Nj shaw from his own um-
hcr products Sunday morning at the
Couercgn Iona, church the Rev. A. @.
Cornwcu wfil preach on The object Of
tho Religious IAfo" In the evening tho
christian Eudeavor society Will hold its
meeting In Inc church. Mr. Cornwell
will give NJ address on The kingship of
Jesus and q musical program. arranged
by Miss Rcrnics Hall. will be rendered.
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IN VERMONT
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\. p o. PA daughter Doris Elaine
Atchison. was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Atchison- Mrs. Charles {.
Boynton and Fred t'tton. called here by
the death of their father, john Utton.
returned to their home In Cheshire. Conn.
Tuesday The first base ball game OF
tic season occurred Monday afternoon.
Johnson high vs.. y. A. score. TO 9 in
favor OF =. A.
II. i. Newland has the foundation In
ror new house on his farm Guy Cainp-
bell has lumber on the ground for q new
house on the farm he purchased last fall
~ Earle Cray---Mrs. ". " Mesrs of
Gettysburg, Pa. arrived Tuesday night
with her son, Donald, 20 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boylen of Elmore Mrs
Wilber Rand OF Burlington, who came
10 attend the funeral OF Albert Burke,
returned home Tuesday cNcuinc.-The L.
\. base ball nlne play brigham Academy
Saturday at Bakers1cld and Johnson hish
NJ Johnson ucNt MoudaY.-.A. J. Moore
loft "Wednesday for n visit with his
parents in Boston. Mrs Moore and her
mother. Mrs, Quito Woodward. went II
-. Johnsbury. where they will visit Mr.
and Mrs Ethan Carr Mrs Joseph Sher-
man went to North calais Wednesday "a
visit her dauEhter.--G A Morse left Wed
adaN on a business trip to Boston.
lowell Nashua and Providence Mrs g.
Hase and daughter Miss Alice Page
md Mrs Donald Scrihuer Of hyde Park
were guests Wednesday Of MIR and Mrs
H. A, Fisk.
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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

The Knight OF PythiaS lpdges OF
Montpelier, Barre. Msrshfeld. Gvoron.
Topsham. Northned and Waterbury
held district meeting Thursday In
Armory hail. which MAS in charge OF Y
y. Sherry OF Groton. district deputy
grand master rhe Moutpelier knights
and visitors formed iu front " the Mont
pelier House Al eight O'Clock ard
marched TO the hall whore ,he Arst rank
was conferred ny q team from Nincitia
Lodge OF Bare ITO pythlan Sisters
served a banquet IN knights OF Pythias
han shortly before midnight About 80
knights we're present.
Guy A Cloueh of Braintrcc and Mrs
Jennie - Whitney OF Granville We're
married Wednesday April %, by the Rev.
DR. j. Edward Wright at tho home OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. z. Bliss IN this city.
Charles p. putnam and Mrs. Alice
Woodward Wcrs married Wednesday
April d. BY NJ W. Nheolo,k. justice of
tho peace. NJ his Office o, Main street
Mr. Putnam IN a. veteran Of the civil
War and IS "a years old. while mis- bride
has not yet seen thrcr decades,
Walter n Pitcher, for several months
assistant secretary o. the burlington
Young Mems Christian association. has
accented the call TO be the general sec
retarv OF tho Montpelier association and
will enter upon his duties May I. Before
coming TO Montpelier he will visit at lis
home r. Boston.
4 carload OF potatoes loaded Saturday
at tn. central Vermont railway station
by Charles NJ. Hambiin OF East Mont
pelier we're purchased for Is cents per
bushcl and will be sold in tho Boston
bo offered ~ cents a bushel for these
same potatoes last fail. Tho farmers are
oyerstockcd and arc willing TO sell at
almost any price.
John u. senter has been engaged IN
deliver the Memorial day address At
Cabot. May 80.
A herd OF 4G mlch cows belonging "a
/. O. Wilder OF Middlesex, which were
tested last week by Dr. T. {. Barrett.
have been given n clean bill OF health
The condition OF Mrs George IT. Amon
at lieaton hospital Is practically IN
changed Since she was so badly in iured
Saturday evening In an automobile acct
dent she has been kept under tho In.
fuence Of opiates, because OF tho Intense
pain she was suffering. The ragged
spokes % the broken auto wheel that
aught her tore her eide In IL cruel man
naS. The wheel continued to rsvolve
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RAYNER ROASTS
T|M|O INSURGENTS
Senator Accuses Them of "Flirt.
ing with the Pure" Demo
cratic Party,
Continued from page l.,

seem lcisnrely 70 stray away from u.s.
Now" he said. the question is. what
do our friends mean? Are they in earnest,
or are they simply flirting and coquettina
with US? rs g m"tr. o jornpurary or.
gsRcren, or ~ b. a permanent Iowa
feast?
Is the senior senator from indiana,
for instance, efnbre cing rs smply for tbs
eectacy and trauSpor; ~ tho moment or
is lie willing 10 unite Attn US IN the
bonds Of holy o'tirn wedlocko I would
If . 10 know from him whst his future
!ntcr:. rs ere. NAene,ey Ne have voted
VIII him l havo noticed tina, Re cas-. 4
radiant smile that 10 s,,u Of meaning. In
Oh" direction, bat Ia this merely cs
syn p'ou % NOR entary passion. or -
1t the token Of permanent affection?
II do not know hofV tho rest o. nv
colleague. tee, nut | am 0econing weary
% being fondled aud caressea, only to sS
rejected and feso.- ~ when ths supreme
moment arrives When | listen to the
siren Tc.'es OF tie Intrepid and dashlnl
ms 'rge0's from Iowa, am certified wits
tho rchrs rsai cf tho crimes OF the Re-
publican party. knov Il all along before
thoy told mo. e.t they nave recited d
v't1 such dramatic fe-vor and with
49, Ha'IoNiHE delsis that ths
Indignant blood has sureed throur,
my retns. and they have my profound
est sympathy FOR belonging TO a party
that IS governed b. such denoralizinS
influences
Mr.. RAynor formally invited the IN
surgents 20 come into the Democratic
camp VIC offer you a party that IS
perfectly sure and that has passed be
yord the stage OF temp alton" he SAID
"~e wan. yon and want you badly
IT Will be recalled" he said tina.
IN The railroad rate debate under ~.
leadership Of ex-President Roosev.lt
'oined hands with tie insursent
forces or the Republican party Ths
last words the ex-president SAID 20
me when We were comforting over tho
critical situation. were Now, do not
give up the ship
Mr.. president. 7 took his sdvica ard
did not give up the ship. but tho sh,,
gave me up. The Nigh before ne vo's
taken, the President vas or IN \
lifeboat with tho senior senator from
Rhode Island and The Junior senator fror,
Massachusetts. When to vote was taken
discovered that upon fhe evening be
fore the President lad ordered these TWO
sturdy sailors 20 man he I,teboat am
before he stepped into f. re had sruttled
ne ship and made .or the shore in the
company o. 'hese distinguishes mariners,
Nov we do no, want any more COM
binations Ike this. We want the insur.
gents 10 come Ia -. and We will pilot
them to a safe deliv~rance Let tho senior
senator from Irdiara not stop will al
nninisterins q c;-cu;ous blow beneath the
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

+. f. Smith IS having lumber drawn
for new house near the pos,office --
Nj Jessie Cleveland Flint O, Fitchburs
Mass. VINO spent several weeks with
friends here. has returned home.-Mi.s
NJ. r.. Scanned expects soon to visit her
home IN England.-The annual MAY y
ball Will be held a. Hotel Meendy. May
6.-rhe funeral of Mrs. George f.. Pope
was held at her late home last Sunday
afternoon. the Rev II. Fl. Harmed Off
ciatinG. The burial was in the Jefferson
Vile ceinetery.-Mrs. NcNsllN OF Water
willie has rented Mrs Randall's tenement
and taken possession H. w. McNally
has bought l3 acres of land OF Mrs J
T. Wilcox on the Pleasant Valley road.
The Rev. II. r. Harmed was called TO
Rochester. y. v. Tuesday ny the illness
OF relatives.
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WATERBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shonio are rejoic-
ing over the birth % a daughter-T'h
Vermont Girls rendered IL surprise to
Edith Bouchard Friday evening al her
home on WinooslN street. A fountain pen
0nd box of stationery were left as re
minders OF their friendship. Mrs. Bouch-
ard and children are soon - move to
New York State. MIR. Bouchard expects
to leave later.--The Dorcas club met with
Ans!e Demertt Monday evening The
annual meeting Of the Irerian club was
held with Mrs. Campbell Friday after
noon. Tho following officers were elect
ed; President PRS. Campbell. ,tcs-presi-
dent, Mrs. Florence Guptl; treasurer
Mrs. Thompson: secretary. Mrs Robin
son, critic. Mrs. Grout; directors MrS
Moody Mrs, Knowles and Mrs Bates
program committee to be appointed by
the president, course Of study undecided
Resides the members there were present
from out OF town Mrs. Stalker and Mrs
Wing of Montpelier. guests OF Mars Bates
for the day, and Miss Martin OF Cali
fornia, who is with Mrs, Coburn--'rhe
Hypatia club held n pleasant meeting
with Mrs. Stanley Friday afternoon. The
annual meeting will b held with Mrs
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WATSON next Friday Through Manager
A. J.. Torrcy Of tho local branch Of tho
william II. Burns company, encourag-
ing facts are learned relative 70 tho work
OF tho factory. Tho orders fo- fail aud
winter goods far exceed that Of last year
Mr.. Totroy has been instructed 20 In
crease the number OF operators and
everything indicates that the plan. will
be run TO its fun capacity
Tho camels Hump ollb held their
annual meeting ~ the directors room
at the bank Tuesday evening. at which
time tho following officers pere elected
President. g. Z. Graves: secretary and
treasurer ". X. Clark. executive com
mittes. Luke Roberts. william Eeabury
ana Il y. Palmer. Jr e. c. Graves has
interviewed Joseph Bsttell Of Middlsbury,
who really owns tho top Of the noun
tain and Mr. Ba,tell IL thoroughly
Interested IN the work OF the club. Three
new tents will be erected and other i'm
provements made for tho convenience of
camp life.--Mrs Nellie Chase was called
10 Montpelier Mondav night by the ser
ous condition Of her brothers. wife, Mrs.
George Almon.-T'hc supper given by tho
ladies' at tho Congregations church
Tuesday evening was well patronlaed.
Following Tho supper p concert was given
in which the following took part. Miss
Wiley, Miss Reeve Dorothy kclosg.
Barbara Brown. lIovu i'ogg. Mr Match,
v~-7e FosR and Annie Palmer Miss Lena
Wallace and Miss Florence Hatch acted
as accompanies s.--John FLYNN is back a;
work in the store OF +. T.. Atkins afte- a
few days Illness. Miss Moran " Mont
l 1t
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WESTFIELD

NJ. s Stone OF Montpelier was III town
Thursday his way from Troy to
'raftshury Albert G. Lang II Burlng-
ton d"lh cred forcefu address in the
congregational church Sunday evening
IN the interests of the Anti-Saloon
League Miss Marion Clarksor Of this
town and Alvin Wood OF North Shefyord
Canada, were married in Bosto'i April -
and came here the next day ~ spend a
week visiting before going 20 their home
In Canada. william Clarkson and family
of IraSburE are visiting his mother and
other relatives Mrs Nelson Seymour ia
quite ill.-The first atra wherries OF tho
season were gathered by Mrs. Albro Hunt
from a pot OF plants grown in the house
ono plant had - berries on it.-payton
Harding and family Of Lowell spent a
few days with his parents the first of the
week Fred Robbins and family Of Bur
lington motored here Friday Cor a week.
end with her mother. Mrs. y. Root
Mrs. Bradley Houston returned 20 Mls
D. &. WoodWorth's Saturday after a three
weeks visit with a daughter i'm $,
Johnsbury.
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MARSHFIELD.

My and Mrs e. \ Phelps o, PasS.np-
sic ,isitcd IN town over SUndav-A bert
lagersuu has routed George lIuntoon =
farm. I)a.,d Ellis mas .o.d his farm on
Folsom uili 10 frarh Fe'tA. Writings were
made last week Mrs Freeman Sauoorn
mas sold Uci '.ouse on Creamery street
to Mrs Emit uarie. Clarence lusp s
o. Passumpsic visited Is parents over
Sunday MIS-. W:ll HARRISON : VISITING In
PlainAeld aud Barre It arrolI GoodtdGe
is working for George Drew The schools
in town commenced Monday Mrs Frank
White Is quite Ill with grip. The IRE
company mot Thursday night and elect
ed George Ormsbee chief and L. B.
Adams and Nern Hudson assistants.
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Raymond FULLER OF Byndon,ilie has
been spending several days Wi,h mis-
brother. j. H. Fuilor.--Mrs Volney Ross
has returned from Brooklyn. ~ Y.
where she nag spent the winter. Tho
Rev. Charles Is. carpenter left yesterday
for his new Held Of work n. the Sea-
mans church and Institute In New York
-ity.-Mrs O. A. Gee Is in ST. Adams
William Williams il moving to the Sand
ers house on Pearl street. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. u. Blackwell returned Tuesday from
n trip in tue southern Statca.--John
Hawlev OF brooklyn. y. Y, has arrived
and will spend the summer a. Mrs VOL
ney Eoss's.-portcr II. Dale ~ Island
Pond has been engaged as Memorial da!
speaker. Mrs Charles Crockett and Mrs.
Rand have gone to Boston. Mass, for
several days' stay.--Mrs. j. T.. Woodruff
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Monday at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
The Young ladies' bridge whist club
will he entertained this evening by Miss
Maude O. Farnhnm sir Ella Nc
l.Iurhlin has gore TO Worcester, Mass.
to re,!dc Mrs. Florence Gray has re-
turned to Columbus, ohio j II. FULLER
has boon engaged - principal Of tho
graded school FOR another year Miss
Nc'iie Nnowlton. who has been III Wash
lngtOn, -. C., for tho last three months,
has returned home. Brandon Lodge 80
~, T. @ .. +. celebrated the olst an
uivcrsary OF their order Tuesday evening
The Rebckahs assisted. The Rev. tbatlr-
e. Carpenter left Yesterday for New York
city to enter upon his ncw duties. Mrs
Carnartar ard ftro chi1drnu viii rama IN,
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EDEN.

John Adams has sold his farm TO Ser
Grimes and purchased the Pcrley Mosley
house Perley Mosley and family are to
live with her father. q. *. Kinds john
Lowering has sold his farm to his In
law, Harry Hines Mrs. Lowering is
moving in with Mrs ELI Hines for the
presou'.- News was received here Of tho
death Of Mrs. Calvin Warren of North
HYDE Park. Mrs. Warren vas an old
time resident OF This town. Mr. Warren
+ also very feeble. Mrs Lyman Lam
phor" is visiting her sister. Mrs Collins.
All schools have commenced bat tho
Mills school, for which there hss been no
teacher hired.
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CRAFTSBURY.

MIR and Mrs Charles Thayer visited
their daughter in Charleston SATURDAY
and Sunday James Gallagher and fam
lily moved to IIardwick last week.-Clif-
ford Bartlett, moved his goods 10 Hard.
wick Monday, preparatory 10 moving 10
Massachusetts IN the near future.-Will
Burgin OF Lisbon, \. ~. visited at r. q.
Noodles last week. rcturning home Mon
dsy,--Arlhur shannon OF East Hardwick
was buSiness visitor in town Friday -
George II Howard returned last Monday
TO Dartmouth LAW school Alder Noodle
returned 10 Mttleton Monday,-Etta
smith eft Saturday for Calais. where
she Is 10 teach the coming wear
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DERBY.

MI Lains Of Burlington spoke In me
Congregational Church last Sunday Aven-
Ing in tho interests Of trio Anti Saloon
League Newell Wilson has moved hts
family from Clinton Mass. TO the house
he bought ~ George Conran FRANK
Jennc has moved into one ~ NJ Dood :
tenenen;s.-Mr Drown moves this week
into Mrs Fletchers house Joseph Nor
rill dislocated his shoulder blade last
week He was driving n team which vas
conveying the children from his dis,rict
to the GRADED school in the village, when.
on going over q sharp hill, the tugs ur.
hitched and one lire Eave way The
horses became urmanaseable and ran.
smashing the rear wheels and pulling
M Morrill, 10 the ground. The children
Jumped and received no serious Injuries
Three physicians from Newport worked
f,e hours before they succeeded r. set
ting -he shoulder lie Is row doing as
well as could De expected.
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paralysis which made him unable 70
control his hands.--The funeral Of tho
late Deacon W. F. Howard was held from
tho bethany Church Friday. the Rev
| Frazer Metager the Rev. " T. Sparhawk
and Dr. \. l.. Cooper officiating Mre
Hariitt Burnap Of kennett square Pa,
a daughter OF the deceased, was present
OF tho serNicea.- Ralph hamilton of st
JohnsbUry was in town SUNDAY the
guest or his parents. the Rcv. and Mrs
j. w hamilton The ladies' Of
the Federated Church will hold u
social this evening Mt the vestry. --
The Rev +. A. Wells shipped his
household goods to BratLleboro last
Week.-Mrs. Annie Scott has returned
! after many months passed In the West
and Is now taking care OF Miss Iun
Byan, who is III Mt the homo OF her
sister Mrs. William Cole. at the Moul-
ton tarm.--The eve months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g.. clifford died sud
denly Trtday.---Mrs. Mary u. Drury,
| 81 years OF age. IL seriously III at the
homo of her son. Hale r'lInt.--Mrs T.
r. Phillips OF Leominster. Mass. Il.
with her son, r. n. Slsck--A large
company we're in attendance at the
Inlehf. short addresses were made by
W. W. Jones, A. W. Vaughan. Hayden
Gaylord and Alonzo Emery.--At tho
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
Randolph sanatorlum the clork the
Rev. Fraser Metzger, stated that dur-
ing the year sss437s had beer cx-
pended for an addition 70 the build b.
ing and the installation Of a steriiz-
! ~ o-l
reported that tho irdcbt odncss amount
cd TO $1,000 with = balance Of s14lho
I The sanatoriun1 has earned In tie last
three years Ss36 6 the last wear
showing tho largest receipts Ono
hundred and forty-Hve patients werc
treated during tho year. Tho old Of
icers were reelected Or IT. VI. Hay
ward was added to the board 81 phy-
! & =
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The H"r. Ny. 'iark Of Warren preach
cd AT the Federated Church last Sunday
as candidate y. J.. and e. !. Borden
ha1s sold four Of their thoroug n bred
Jersey hefer calves 20 &. 7. Hood OF
Lowell Mrs. Farnsworth entertained
the senior class OF tho normal school
last Saturday evening". w. Brockway.
who has been very sick with pneumonia
is somewhat better and there is hopes Of
his recovery. Miss Mitchell Of the normal
ia very sick al the Clark sister g Mrs
oGradv and son Of Roxbury visited her
parents here from Friday till Monday
Selectmau II. 4. Allen has ar automo-
bile. Mrs. George Dwyer who Jared fov
her sister till her death, Will soon Join
her husband In Massachusetts