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tenement in the house Of Mrs Lyman
Rix and will move there from tho farm
in Gilead.--W. H. Ciadding Went 10
Bethel Monday to attend tho funeral
Of Mrs. Mary Harrirston.-A company
of boy scouts has teen organized by the
Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro Mrs, Charles
ingalls, of Montpelier is visiting Mrs
George Chatileld.-Mrs II. G.. Beekinan
has been quite Ill from a bite Of u dog
for several days past but seems to be
Improving.-Sousa's band is to appear
in Chandler Music hall on Friday after
benjamin Sargent has sold to Harvey
RICHARDSON OF Rochester his house on
south Pleasant street now occupied by
). s. Whitcomb and Herbert Cook Mr.
Richardson will mako extensive repairs
and then use II rs a residence Myron
Morse was In town Tuesday looking for
house 10 purchase for a home Thomas
Spooner plead guilty Monday 20 tho
charge OF intoxication. He wa sentenced
10 30 days in jail but the sentence wa,
suspended and he was placed on proba-
ion. He was AT once charged with fur
nishing. found guilty and placed under
1900 bonds. His father furnished bail
sanator!um.-The University club were
entertained at the inn Monday night by
l.. b. Johnson and We're treated 10 vonson
and chicken pie.-Miss Esther Hubbard
save party Monday night 10 about %
OF her young lady friends. -News has been
received here Of the death OF Mrs, W. W.
SpreRue OF West Chester, Pa The
remains were brought hero yesterday and
aiken to Brookileld for intermenI Mrs,
Sprague was until recently resident
here and In we'll known IN this vicinity,
being n member OF Beulah Chapter. Order
of Eastern Star.
DR.. c. l.. Stewart died very suddenly
yesterday morning from disease OF the
heart. He was at the barn in the morn
Ing to do his accustomed work, Chester
l.. Stewart. son of Hazen and cara
(ElliotU Stewart, was born In Grantham
n. H.. April 2. 1879. He studied medi-
cine In the ONCE of Dr. d. r. Gibson or
sharon. and later with Prof. B. y. Palmer
Of Woodstock and Prof. II. II. Childs OF
Pittsfeid, Mass. lie was graduated from
tho Berkshire Medical College In 1851 He
prscticed medicine In Royalton year
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A telephone has been placed in the resi-
dcnce Of c. p Brown Jr., on West Hill
Orson Turner and Mrs. Susan Pickett OF
Waterbury and Mrs Louisa Newton OF
Moretown have visited their hrother-n-
law, w. Wrisley.-Mrs. Philip Mayott and
little son, Vernon. of Barre are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Laid
Miss Vcna Kaiser OF Elmoro Is visiting
herhunt, Mrs. n. r. Robinson.-Mr, and
Mrs. Mann OF Wolcott have visited Mrs.
T. G. Slecpcr.--There was 4 large attend
ance at the meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain Grange Saturday afternoon AT the
home of the master. L. Il. Tomlinson.
Eddy Muzzy wishes to have the state
Inent recently made In the Free Press
that he assaulted his little daughter cor
rected, as he says that he never laid
hand. on her In his life, and no also says
that when he was said to have left for
narts unknown with the little girl, he
only went to Morrisville on business, taxi
ing the Girl to her grandparents home
and returning home at nine O'Clock that
evening.
The CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' Home Mis-
stonary society met with Mrs. Alice A.
Haymond yesterday.-A1iss Kate Ken
field OF BOSTON Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Kenfeld and sister, Mrs.
George Brush.-A son. weighing 10 IL
mounds. was born on Sunday to Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Shonlo,-Mrs. j. +. Ladd has
raised turnip In her garden that weighs
20 hounds and measures 30 inches In cir
cumference-M Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Douglass
and Miss Rose straw are with their sis
ter. Mrs. Lucretia Bundy, In Morrisville
Felix II. Sherbut has returned from
Bellows Falls on account of i'll health
He was accompanied by Mrs, Sherbut--
Mrs. Theodosia Clair has returned from a
visit to Mrs Emily Stockwell In Roch-
ester. Mrs. G. O. Howe in Randolph and
her son, DR.. J. F. Clair, In Waterbury,
Mrs. A. ID. Long and Mrs, w, +. Warren
have returned from visit to their BROTH
err Carroll Leach. In Hardwick.
The first Of the series OF lectures to be
given under the auspices OF the Congre.
gnt,onal Church will bo an illustrated ono
ON the effect Of water upon the earth on
Wednesday evening. November g. by
Prof. q. II. Perkins of tho University Of
vernont.-James, eldest son Of Mr.. and
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs George Clifford and children of
Bennington, ~ H., are visiting at the
home OF Mrs. NJ NJ. Lent.--Miss Mary
Moran spent Sunday in ST. Adams. the
guest of Miss There's McGinn. The
Ladies' Village Improvement society will
meet with Mrs. u. W. Steel Thursday
afternoon.-M Mrs Herbert c.. Carman re-
turned Sunday from the St. Adams hos
pital. where she underwent a successful
surgical operation ten days ago.-Miss
lcighsburg, L. @, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. h. II. Hunter
Mrs Charles Beane of I.ittleton, n. III ,
is visiting at the homo OF G. r. Lyon
o. A. Hagen OF Richford, visited In town
over Sunday.--N1rs. katherine Went
worth. who has been visiting friends In
town, has returned to her nome In Ma
lone. n. Y.-M w. Hedding Is visiting
relatives in New York State.-H. A.
Willard Of Franklin was a business visit
or in town Monday.--MrS. +. II. Rood.
who has been visiting in town, has re-
turned to her home In Swantcn.--L. +.
Tontbriand is moving into the house he
recently purchased of Mrs Effie b. Us
sher.-G. Raymond Stiinets visited in st.
Adams over Sunday.-M +. Barr was in
st. Adams Monday.-Mrs. y. W. steele
is visiting in St. Albans.-Rev and MM.
Bennett are visiting relatives In Boston.
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board of trade committee consisting of
A. Il. Anderson. e. r. Bradley and Day
ton Webster have called on Superntend-
ent Soule of the Central Vermont relative
to keeping the station on the east side
open for the early morning train and at
night for the ten o'clock train. Mr.
Soule has taken the matter under advise
ment with the assurance that II possible
something will be done at the station on
Swanton and the travelling public.--Paul
and Frank Root have returned from the
McBurney and Clark marshes, where
they have been watching for the past
three months. During the duck season
these men are on duty day and night.
The watchmen report that the shooting
has not been as good as usual this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay Barker, who
have been occupying n gQndola AT Hog
Island point since last spring, returned to
their home in New York this week. Mr..
Barker remains late in the season to do
duck shooting. He shot Is wild geese
this fall.-Mrs. Laura Knight continues
seriously Ill at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Reed.--Andrew y. Anderson has
leased his marsh land at Maquam to Will
liam Jay Barker for hunting purposes.-
Mrs. Lucille Bcurret Spauldng, who has
been visiting in this vicinity for three
weeks, has returned to her home In chi
cago-J. Hart has leased the Sanborn
tenement recently occupied by Fred Wies-
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BAKERSFIELD.

Alfred Cover of Fairfax has moved
Into the Miller house.-Peter Stanley Is
confined to the house with an attack Of
sciatc rheumatism.-Mi Bailey of St.
Adams Is visiting Mrs. II. c. Ovitt.-Mr
and Mrs. James Watson and daughter,
Ruth, of Cambridge visited Mrs. A. Wat
Eon Sunday-Clarence Pierce OF John
son visited relatives in town last week.
NJ. and Mrs. II. X Wood have gone to
Wrentham, Mass, whore they have
Myrtle Start is seriously
lll.-Oscar Washer OF Johnson visited in
town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Maynard visited relatives in town Sun
day, Mrs. w. A. Austin is ill.-Iee 8.
Tillotson of st, Adams visited relatives
In town Saturday and Sunday-E II.
Beals. an aged resident OF tl.is town. fell
from the veranda last week and suffered
severe bruises
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STOWE.

Funeral services for Jessie Pearl. the
little daughter of Mr and Mrs George
A. Sanborn, was conducted by the Rev
j, q Angel AT Unity Church Sunday after
noon. The bearers were the three broth
ers, olin C., Henry A. and Harold j, San
born and Bert Thayer of Morristown
The singers were Mrs, II. W. Barrows,
Mrs. y. II. Kaiser and Messrs Cheney
ana Burnham. Members of Sickle Chap
ter q. f.. s., attended In n body. The
primary department of the graded scnool
and also the primary department OF the
Methodist Sunday school, both OF whlch
the little girl attended were present ana
sang "A song at the burial. when was at
River Bank cemetery. Friends present
from out of town were Mrs. Lucy Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Jacobs, Mrs. Fred mayer ana
Mrs. Thomas Eaton of Morrlstown ana
Nod Welch OF Morristown Mrs AUSTIN
Burns of West Burke Is visiting her Sis
tAr. Mxs, w, Il AldgtSh VINO y "A"'!VN'
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FAIRFAX.

Hiram Lewitte Of Buck Hollow died
very suddenly Sunday morning. He went
10 bed Saturday night in his usual
health. When Mrs. Lewitte woke UP in
the morning she found that her husband
was dead-Miss Nettie Buck OF West
Berlin has been spending few days in
town.-The selectmen have opened the
new cement bridge to the public.-Mrs.
John Allen Is in Williston.--Ada Cur
rier of Stowe was in town Saturday and
Sunday.-Miss Gibbs has moved in with
Mrs Merritt Shepardson for the winter
as Mrs. Shepardson's health is very poor.
DR. +. A. Petty and family of Water
bury, where lie located three years ago,
have returned to Fairfax and he has
rented Mrs. Martins house for FIVE years.
About inches Of snow fell Saturday
and Sunday and quite a number Of
seghs were used Monday morning.A.
i. BeemGn has returned from Connect
cut. where he mas been for a few days
on busness.-Mr and Mrs w. c. Brush
are visiting Mr. Brushs brother at Little
ton, y. II.
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ENoSBURG FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Goodyear Of Fair
fax are guests in the home Of G. r.
enfeld.-Mss Louisa Fountain left
Saturday for st. Adams, where she ex-
poets to pass the winter in the family
OF the Rev. William Shaw
The body of Homer J. Kelly, who was
killed in the Hoosic Tunnel last Friday
by falling between two cars of a work
train and being run over arrived in town
Monday morning from North Adams
The funeral was held from the Baptist
Church Tuesday. the Rev. w. r.
Clark officiating The burial was in
Mlssisquoi cemetery. Mr.. Kelly is sur
vived by wife and two children, who
live in Bakersfield. His mother. Mrs.
Eliza NJ Kelley, lives in this village.
Eight brothers and sisters also survive
him. Mrs. Z. H. Chaffee of jay. Cortes d.
of Bakersfield. r. H. of Ludlow. and
Mrs S. L. Green. Herbert H., Mrs II. j.
Hayes, Miles l.. and Mrs. Carl +. Brown,
all of this town. Mr.. Kelley was 40 years
of age and had served as concrete fore
man for f. r. Moore of Burlington. where
he was member of Alpha Camp Of
Woodmen.-Miss Blanche Kelley and
Leon Jacobs were married in the Catholic
Church November Z. Father Cahll Of
floating. After the service wedding din
ner was served at the home of the BRIDE
parents. reception was rendered them
Friday evening. when about 100 friends
gathered. They will remain with the
brides parents for the present.-Lewis
Mason died Sunday morning at the home
VI his son. J. A. Mason after few days
Illness. The funeral was held from the
nome Tuesday at 100 p. m, the Rev. c. 3.
Nutter officiating Burial was at South
Franklin. He is survived by six sons, j. A.
and G. l.. of this village. J. A. of Montana,
J. L. of Sheldon. r. D. Of Oregon and
Mitchell c. Of New York.
Henry l.. Chamberlin has been released
from States prison on parole by d!rec-
ton of Governor Mead He was serving
a 20-year sentence for an assault on NJ. p
Perley, in which the latter was shot
which occurred In June. 1897. 1t is sup.
posed Chamberlin has gone to Battle
Creek, Mich, where his wife and child
are living.-The farm of Mrs. w. D. Nc
Clafiiin at Samsonville. known as the
David NJ Perley place. has been decided
TO II. f. Domino by NJ. =. Perley agent
consideration. s300O.-The Rev. c. s. Nut
ter is attending a Methodist sunda,
school institute in Montpelier.
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BRADFORD.

Rev. ii. J. Newton of New Haven.
Conn, has accepted a call TO the Bradford
CONGREGATIONAL Church ard will arrive
about December 1,--Mr, and Mrs W. II.
Chase OF Hanover y. H, were guests
Sunday of Ter parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
warren DaYis.-Miss Martha Morrill, re-
turned Monday from Littleton. n. H.,
where she has been visiting her brother,
Charles Morrill,, and wife several days
Mrs, Roswell Farnham. who has been the
guest of her daughter, MIS-. +. G. Os-
good. in Nashua, y. H., for two weeks.
arrived home Tuesday Mrs, Sarah Ladd
of Whitehall. n. Y, Is visiting Mrs. Ed
gar Hunt.-Mrs, Smith Sisco goes 10 Low
ell this week 10 visit her mother. Mrs.
Newton. and Mrs f. f. Mum are
guests Of mir, and Mrs. Roland Swasey
In Concord. y. H.--Mss Gertrude Berry
of Littleton. n. H., and Misses Ella and
Effie Moon OF West Lebanon, n. H.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Hooker over
Sunday.--Mrs y. 5. Chamberiln is with
(COntinucd on page 49,
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SOUTH HERO.

Monday evening, November p, the Con-
gregationalists of South Hero ana Grand
Isle Will meet for social at Mrs. Ella
Gordon's home In Grand Isle. The Rev.
Guy F. Crawford of Moretown will Live
his illustrated lecture, THE Bark Eat
ers.' in Academy hall on Tuesday even
Ing, November 22,-The pupils Of the
Sand Bar school will give an entertain
ment at the town hall Friday evening.
Mrs. John Gardner has gone To Fanny
Allen hospital for treatment. The re-
ceipts Of the social held at Juan Rob.
inson's were about $23
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Booth OF stafford, Conn, officiating. Inter
ment was made in Pleasant View
cemetery harrison - George was born
In Montpelier August l. 1885, In October
1866, fe was married TO MISS Harriet Il.
George OF MorrisViI'c' Mr.. ana Mrs.
fieorge lived in stowe uhtil 1913 when they
moved to Morrlsville to the present home.
MI George ohIls'eu III company H. llth
vermont heaNy aruiierF' serving throuSh
the war re was charter i'ei'per or
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had h'ieo All inc oi''ces W '"at poov'
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John NJ Foss who bo, heor IN for
ebout two weeks died ,hou, ,,,, o.o,ooL
rrr-ed,, ovcnino-Nrs y yruua,, 90
WatervilIc is visitin,, her d,uoh,or ,trs
n + Kellev MIR and Nre a. \, Iono.
aro visiting in plnttshurgh or, t., HAT,
lers NJ y-Nr and Nrs J,,r,,, ,v,rron
OF calais are visiting bis n,o,ho. No
Josenh Sherman.-Nirs w L. c,,,,,. -
Weterville &c n cuost n, bor s,s,ou NJ
l.. G. Tillotson.-At n meeting NJ ,bo GOV.
rcpational Church Tbursd,y a,,o,t,, a..
| was unanimously voted to oxto,a , o,,,
! to tho Row Walter y Rakor -, ~ou,ors
| villa y O-The Rev ceorgo " ro.a
received word Friday uorr,,r 90 49,
dooth f., Holland Of HE sieter Nrs ~
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BERKSHIRE.

There was a Christian Endeavor con-
Nention in the Second Congregational
Church Friday. The Rev. Mcssrs. Day
son of East Berkshire conducted the
servIoes.-The Dorcas society met with
Mrs. Lillian Thompson Wednesday,
Harold c. Tyler is spending a two weeks
vacation at his home from his school
ri North Shcldon.-C. A. Bowen has
rented the farm from his father, a. II.
bov en-. He has been employed by the
shortcomings Co., Richford.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Forty
Monday
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ladd were called
to Barre by the serious illness Of the
Rev. Mr. Winch.Miss Helen and Con-
dace Macomber have returned from a
visit to friends in Essex.-Ephriam Ma
comber and his daughter. Bessie, have
recently visited his daughter. Jessie, in
Essex.-Howard Macombor has gone to
North Hero In the employ OF II. Knight
There will be no Ladies' Aid meeting
until after THANKSGIVING Mr. Mix
returned from his vacation and resumed
his duties last Sunday.-Mrs. George
Griffith is i'll.
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Strait are visiting
for few days with relatives in Colches-
ter and Essex.-Arthur Daniels Will live
for short time with his cousin, Oscar
Daniels.-The first sleigh Of the season
was out on Monday. There Is not quite
enough snow yet for sleighing Several
from here are in St. Adams to-day In or
der to hear the Averlll murder trial.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold a social Friday even
ing, November is, at the home of Cur
It's Hunt All come and have social
time. Refreshments served
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GRAND ISLE
ISLE LA MCTTE.

Miss Beatrice Houghton was home from
Swanton over Sunday.-Mrs. Paul La
lombard has gone to Montreal for the
winter-A]iss Ethel Pike has gone to
Boston for the winter.-Miss Bertha Hill,
Roland Parker and Urford Fifty have re-
Gently given parties to their little friends
George S,inson of Massachusetts was
In town over Sunday.-Mrs. J. NJ Skeels
has been spending the past week In
Whitehall, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs W. A.
Loop and son Of Swanton are in town.
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Mrs Harold Billings, has re-entered
school in Morrisville after about a years
absence on account of illness. THE
Mansfield Mountain Breeze will make
its first appearance at tho next meeting
of Mansfield Mountain Grange, Mrs. c. r
Eddy, editor.-A. II. Cheney is visiting
his sister in Oxford. \. H.-Mrs. C. f.
Eddy is visiting in Montpelier.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Deputy Collector ]. C. Ford and fam
lily OF Richford are in town Mr., Ford is
In charge of the customs office, while
II s. Corliss was called to Rutland on
official business, this week.-Mrs.. G. a.,
Jones and granddaughter, Bertha, are
passing few weeks in Johnson.
Rev. Glenn w. Douglass will deliver a
Thanksgiving sermon next Sunday in the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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HILL WEST.

Miss Blossom Jewett, who has been at
Montgomery Center for the past few
weeks. has returned home.-Mr. and Mrs
f. j. Shangraw Of Richford spent Sum-
day at the home Of =. ii. Jcwett. Jr.-
Charles LumHrA, who has been visiting
relatives here, has returned to Burlington.
Mrs. l.. Rich ana daughter of Enosburg
spent few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs l., Fitch
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Walter Dingman Of North Troy Is stop
pins at Mrs. Lydia Grisgss.-J. II. Halle
was In burlington Friday and Saturday
on busness.-Miss Elida Newcty, who
has been visiting at Harvey Lumbra's,
returned to Bristol, Conn, Tuesday,.
Il. Dodge is making extensive repairs on
the home he recently purchased of the
+. H. Paxman estate.--A young child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts died Tues
day evening.-Mrs Celia Roberts of st.
Adams Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Alex
Laplant Sr.
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SWANTON CENTER.

r. NJ. Donaldson of West Union, Iowa,
who is making a short visit with rela-
tives in the East. is visiting his sister,
Mrs. A. X. Honsinger.-NIr ana Mrs.
]. T. Catlin visited relatives in Sheldon
over Sunday.--Tho seventh of the series
OF lunch clubs meet this week with Mrs
NJ. w. Jennlson of Skeels' corner
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JOHNSON.

lila Towne has gone to the Phoenix
hotel at Hyde Park to work.-Mr and
Mrs. George Griggs Of Rutland arc visit
ing here.-P. w. Perkins is loading Il
cars OF Christmas trees here.-Mrs. r.
T. Bradley expects soon to 80 to Ring
wood, Ill.-Mrs. Thusa Gauvin is visit
ing her brother in WATERFOWL, Mass
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SWANTON.

Mrs. F. d. Lapelle has returned after an
absence OF month with relatives in
Rhode Island and New York city.-David
Debarge of Fftchburs. Mass. has sold his
house and three acres OF land at the bow
- the river to Paul and Joseph Root.-A
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

ford. where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. II. Lockffn'
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(Continucd on page 49,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-04-06

these products at the place Of man
ufacture was probably not less than
$2S5, 100000 But these figures in 10
way meausre the cost of distilled IL
quor to the consumer. They de- not
include the Government internal rev.
enue tax or the cost of wholosaling
and retailing the goods" AS sold in
the saloon" at 10 or Is cents a
drink" the cost of whiskey, or what
passes for such among consumers,
is not less than Sc a gallon. This
would mean that the annual bill of
the American public for whiskey alore
would be much more than 100000
0o0. There are many who place it at
twice as high a figure because of the
excessive adulteration undergone by
the liquor for the purpose of increas-
ing its volume.-[McClure's Magazine.
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SMALLHOUS.

April 1.--AIr. Ross Morton and fam
lily visited relatives at Livermore
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. c. Bennett visited friends In
Hartford the latter part of Last and
the first of this week.
Mr.. Will Nichols and family, South
Carrollton, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Sallie Drake and NJ
Oppie Kittinger and family.
Mrs. Jennie Balls and family have
moved to Centertown.
MIR. G. w. Reid, who has been on
the sick list for several weeks, is
some better.
Mr.. NJ. P. Maddox went to Rockport
Saturday.
Miss Oma Maddox, of Rockport, was
the guest Of her parents here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. A. F. Gordon, Russellville, has
been visiting friends here for a few
days. He filled his regular appoint
mcnt at SmallhouS church SATURDAY
and Sunday.
Messrs. Erskine Fulkerson, S. E.
Hunter and N. Withrow were in Cen
trail City Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Barnard and wife, of An
ton, KY, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Mary Barnard and son.
Mr.. S. w. Bilbro and family, Ma
taDzos, were guests of Mr.. Alonzo
France Sunday.
Miss - Rogers, Central City
who has been in this vicinity for
some time, returned home Saturday
accompanied by Mr.. Ira COX.
Mr.. J. r. Hunter went to Point
Pleasant on business Thursday.
Mr.. Clinton Igleheart went to Hart
forI Thursday.
Miss Altha Arlington and Mrs
Hermon Addington went to South Car
rollton Wednesday.