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ENCSBUPG FALLs.

+ w Enattv Of This ,,l,,r h,e sail ,,;.
farm in Franklin to Paul colonh Of r,l,r-
son. This was t,c orioic.l po,t,,. ,,,,,.
stead and keeos about &, cows. ,,ri..
$lO0N0.-Kays c. Orr has pone to lridllo-
town, Conn where he has o,nnlo,,,iant
Mrs II, g. Farrar and ,au.htor
Margaret, are in Burl!neton.-Mr a. Nj.
Aseltine and daughter Esther Of Bur
lington are visiting her father. ]. W.
beatty.-W. f.. Adams of Yonkers,
n. V. who formerly lived here, and Miss
Carrie NJ. Stevens of Canostco. y. v,
were married nj the home of the bride
Thursday evening.-W. Cross and Charles
Brown OF this village each secured deer
Friday on the NJ. u, Cross farm in Frank
I'm browns was fine buck weighing a0J
pounds dressed
There Is to be union missionary
exhibit in the vestry of the Methodist
Church Monday evening. An address
will be given at the same lime bv Rev.
S. p Perry of Richford Il Kan
dali has .Snl1 tho for,, ,,o ,ooaot,v
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Dorothy Hopson of Sherbrooke,
Que, Is visiting In town,-Miss Margaret
Mcneil, principal Of the grammar school
at the Bellows Free academy, has re-
signed to accept a position in Ruthford,
y. AT the business meeting At the
Baptist Church there was reported n bal
ance of several dollars in the treasury.
ii. T.. Hunt was appointed supermten-
dent of the Sunday school, and Mrs. q.
G. Orton assistant.-The funeral of Mr..
Daniel cox was held at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. j, 5. Howard in Hunt
vile November and was largely attended
by friends. Mrs. CoX's maiden name was
Anna S. Howard. She was the next 10
the youngest of IL family Of nine children
She was 81 years old July 4, and the old
est person in town The father, mother
and nine children are all buried IN Fair
fax.-The youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Sweeney of Iiuntvino f.,
quite ill.-G. l., Butler has the cement
walk completed from the bridge H. his
store.--The long rain hc- made tho roads
in the village very bad seven deer were
reported killed to Game Warden Ballard
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURG.

Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers and son visited in
Koene, n H., last weck,-Dr. +. NJ. Rog-
ers returned Saturday evening from New
York, where he attended Il meeting OF the
Rutland railway surgcuns-Mr. and Mrs.
j. J. Stewart are away on a vacation
Mrs. Fanny Lapham, sister of MIS-. A.
+. Evans, with whom she is living, is In
failing health.-Ira Searles has returned
from visit in Bellows 'nlls-The Rev.
W. Il. Stewart of Montpelier IS in town.
Mrs. S. II. Martin and little daughter
have gone to Georgia, where her husband.
DR.. Martin. IS in rractice.-Mrs. u. E.
Honsinger returned Saturday from the
Mary Fletcher hospltal.--Mr and Mrs.
j. r. Woodruff are visiting IN Cambridge.
The Ladies Aid and Jolly Workers Of
the Methodist society will hold . fair at
the church Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. November l5 and l1.--G. w.
Sabre was Il business visitor In Burlin4-
ton Monday.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Randolph Center Mems club met
Friday evening. The organization was
perfected and an interesting debate held.
Mr. and Mrs n. l.. Boyden were in
Boston last week on business.-Mrs.
Hugh Philips and daughter of Montpelier
are guests al the old homestead. Mr..
Philips was here over Sunday.-C. l. Boy
den has been elected IA member OF the
American Jersey Cattle club OF New
York.-Mr. Cloush of Cabot is visiting his
sons, Dana and Pearl Clough.-C. l..
lodges Jr, was in Boston on a business
trip last week.-Ben. L. Davis, who has
conducted q livery stable here this sum
mer, has closed 1t for the winter and
gone to Philadelphia, where he has work
as trained nurse.-AIiss Ina II. Emery
Of East Randolph visited at y. l.. Boy
dens the first of last week.--Prof. c. II.
Morrill, and Miss Briggs We're In Mont
pelier last week in charge of the art and
industrial exhibit from the normal
The Rev. Robert Clark went to Warren
Tuesday for n short stay.
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WASHINGTON
EAST WARREN.

Alfred Lamb has bought the Lutte
Colby farm; price sl.7C0, Including several
cows; possession given at once.-George
ChatNeld died November Of tubercuo-
sic. The funeral was held Friday az his
home. the Rev. George McDougal of
Waitsneld ofieiating. Interment was at
Granville. --Floronce McGlafiin Is quite III
with stomach trouble,-Lizzie Thomas OF
Gorham, N. H., Is visiting Mrs. 8. T.
Vandeussn. Forty seven deer were killed
in town tho past week.-I>eon Brown will
move his family into Edward Elliott
house at the corner this wssk,-Dr, Full
Ter was in Northheid Sunday.-Edna
Tucker and Arthur I.aviletts were mar
ried In N'orthnsld November s. They will
reside in Waterbury.
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FRANKLIN
SWANTON.

The boat house of Commodore f. X
Smith was broken into last week
The burglars pried off one OF the shut
tcra. THIS Is the largest boat house on
the river. contains a large amount of
yacht fixtures and power boat supplies
and the loss Is hard to deternine.-Con-
ductor Charles Ranney is back on his
old train. the Swanton-St, Johnsbury ex-
press. after laying off all summer. Mr..
EanncY is one of the oldest railway con-
durtors in the State, having commenced
rdllro1dlug 10 years ago on the Fassump-
SIC road. 1hirty-sX years ago he began
running on what is now the ST Johns
bury ~ Lake Champlain road. When the
road was completed through to Swanton
he ran in here On the first regular train
and has been in unhrollen service almost
continually since then. His train has
teclf off the mon and in the ditch a
good many times but Mr.. Tanney has
never been seriously injured until three
years ago. when he went down the bank
with his train at fIardwick. In this acct
dent he was badly hurt and It has taken
him months to recoVer.-Foster Plat
met with a serious accident on Wednes-
day Nov. Willie hunting ducks at
Gander bay. The gun was accidentally
discharged so badly decorating the third
and fourth fingers of his left hand as to
make anputation necessary. Tho young
lad il son Of I1gbert Plat of this place
and student iii the high sChool--P j.
Audette has sold his farIA of 40 acres
on the county road to Pierre Therein OF
New Bedford, Mass. This IS generally
known as the John Foster farm,-Charles
Shaw ana James +. Pierce shot buck
in the pine woods near the Rood place
November ,.
Mrs c. NJ Hardy of Chicago Is the
guest Of Mrs. Charles Reynolds Mrs
Hardy was called East by the death OF
burgh,-Rert Stearns of the place has
employment for the winter with Nichols
e. Parker, who are building the new town
hall at Hyde Park Woman's Auxil-
larry held their regular monthly meet
ing at the parish house Wednesday after
noon. A barrel of clothing was pack
ed for Il southern mission.-F. ID. Lapele
has dry-dockcd his raised deck boat at
Maquam for tho winter.-Frank Savage
of St. Adams is the new local superin-
tendent of the Pillsbury flour supply sta
ton recently established at this place in
the building formerly occupied by the
Northern Supply company. o. A. Bach
and, who has had charge of the station
since 1t was established few months
ago, remains in the employ of the con-
cern
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hc'd ut the Methodist church We'd
hesday.-G. W. Buz@eil and W. c. Rus
sell arc in Boston.--The Bay View
club met with Mrs j. c. Morgan
Tuosday.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Ferris, Jr., and daughter. Nemla, re-
turned to Waterbury Monday after
visiting week at +. Il. Smiths.
Among the guests at Mr. ana Mrs. J.. -.
like's golden wedding were his sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Sargent,
who have been married 4s years MIR. and
Mrs Newell Bigelow, Sc years; Mr.. and
Mrs 4. Il. Smith, AZ years Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Moulton. 40 years; Mr.. and Mrs.
~. u. THOMAS, A years; Mr.. and Mrs.
fnahim bigelow 10 years; MIR. and Mrs.
-""ih H. blgeiow, al years; Mr. and Mrs.
~ "' brush, ~ years; MI ana Mrs Jason
Doie Vi Northnelo' ~ years'-Mlss leonora
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WARREN.

Dr. Fuller was In Waitsteld Monday.
John Bean of Burlington, who was in
town last week deer hunting. lost his way
Thursday and was forced to find shelter
in an old logging camp. but found his
way back TO town Friday, bringing in a
large bear he had kil,-d the day before.
Among the successful hunters were
Fred Long Lloyd Long. L. G. Austin.
c. Austin. Joseph Pierce. Fred Cardell,
Stanley Wizzle. Ernest Wizzle, G.. Senior.
Frank Wizzle, Harry Allen. Alvin. Rich
ard and Howard Larose. James McGlaf-
lin. u. c. Rich. Mahlon Shattuck, Noel
kathan, Edward Stevens. Albert Tucker,
+. ]. Williamson, J. L. McAllister, Alton
Smalley and Don Stone-Mrs b. c. Geer
is ill-F. c. Burnett Is ill.-Miss lnez
burnett has returned to her work at
Pittsfeld after two weeks vacation.
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JEFFERsoNVIILE.

Walter Waite, II years old. shot a buck
and bob cat the Same day at Smugglers'
Notch.-Two hundred and sixty hunters
licenses were taken out and about so
deer have been taken in this vicinity
Mrs. George Gilmore attended the w. c..
I. I. In Hrstol.-L. S. Morse has com
menced work in his box factory.-Mr.
Maynard of bakersfield has rented the
farm known as the c. b. Buker farm
H. Q. Elliott. who has carried on the
Warner hospital farm, has rented Bert
Bukei's farm and will soon take posses
s'on-F T.. Smith has gang of plumb
cTs ut work in his new house which VIII
soon he ready to occupy Mr.. Smith was
q business visitor In Burlington Tuesday.
A meeting of the Cemetery association
was held with Mrs ]. Wilcox Tues
day Nineteen members were present.
Tho secretary and treasurer reported
means on hand to pay all Indebtedness
including the new vault, which cost $500.
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WINDSOR
BETHEL.

Mrs. Harriet NJ. Baker of St. Adams
died Saturday morning at the home OF
Daniel l.. Child, aged 70 years. after an
illness of nearly six months Prayer
was offered at the house Sunday after
noon by Rev. w. :. Smthers of Mont
pcleir and the remains we're taken Mon
day to St. Adams, where the funeral
service was held that afternoon. In the
funeral party We're Miss Abbie Clark of
Bethel, Mrs. &. 5. Nutter of Enosburg
Falls and Miss Sarah Townsend OF Keene
y H.-Eugene a. Fisher will give a ball
in his new tanner, building on the
evening OF November 1s the proceeds 10
be used TO buy chldren's Books for the
public library.
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JERICHO CENTER.

IN II. u. Hopkins has bought the
practice of lr. Petty at Waterbury and
viii move there ut once. DR.. Hopkins has
been located here nearly two years, and
has always had a good practice, DR.. Hop
kins removal leaves good opening for
some good physician, as this has always
been a good point for coctor.-Mrs G..
f. llinusl1ud and daughter, Marie. are
spending several days visiting friends in
North Torrisburg this wck.-M. c. Whit
ncr went to Alburg last week Thursday
on q duck hunting expedition, and re-
turned Monday. There were four mon in
Mo shooting party, and one days record
for the four was IS ducks.-T pupils
Rnl teachers of the high school with sew
sral from the Grammar school will take
Trip to Montpelier on Friday to visit
,'o workings of the legislative machin-
ar,'
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Mary Symons Is In Pittsburg, Pa.
called by the death of a relative.-Mr. and
Mrs. Selden Washburn and son have gone
to Smith Acton. Mass. where they will
pass the winter.--Nrs. L. G. Hooker and
TWO children are passing a week In Rut-
'and.-Juna Fortier shot a large black
bear In tho Basin Wednesday morning
He saw tracks quite near Forestdale
and traced them In the snow.-Harry
Mcdonald died at his home Monday, aged
a years. He is survived by four sons and
two daughters. The funeral was held
from his home Tuesday afternoon the
Rev. L. c. Nattoon officiating, Interment
was in Forestdale.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. Mary Westcot has returned from
Massachusetts,, where she has been for
seyeral weeks.-E. b. Wilbur of Jericho
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
u. Il. Tillotson.--Ch Westcot, Jr,
has moved to jay. where he has a job in
n lumber camp.-Mrs. Chauncey Tillotson
has moved TO Johnson, where she VIII
make her future home.-Mr and Mrs,
Charles Cora of Manchester. y. H., made
a short visit in town last week.-Mrs., Il.
A. Wiley is spending few days with
her son. H. NJ Wiley nt Greensbor -
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Mcfarland spent
Sunday with his father, Capt. Moses Nc
farland.-Mr. and Mrs. George Mann
speut last week with their daughter, MIS-
Charles Westcot, al Jay.--M. j. Fihed
has moved from Nashua, n. H., to one of
Mark Stevens's farms up the branch.-A
son was born to MI and Mrs Elba Stock
we'll October % and daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Chandler October IL
Andrew Robertson died very suddenly
November .. aged u years. The funeral
was held at the Union Church Monday,
the Rev. /. A. Ranney officiating.
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FAYsToN.

George Grandfield town clerk. issued
1l2 licenses for hunting last month. The
oldest person to take out a license in
town was 81 years old and the youngest
ll.--There We're IS deer shot In this town
this season, one by n woman. Mrs. Arthur
Markham. and one by a. poy II years old.
,.Alifred Grandield. --Joseph Martin, who
has been in the hospital for several weeks,
is slowly recOVering.-N. {. Pierce has
gone to Worcester, Mass. and other
places TO visit n few days.-Mr. and Mrs
Archie Mccullough and three children Of
Stowe visited in town last week.-Mrs..
Henry Parizo, who is at Mary Fletcher
hospital, IS reported as doing well.-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Steward November l.--Mr and Mrs. John
Emerson OF Randolph were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Emerson during tins
week Of deer hunting.
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MORRISVILLE.

Additional successful deer hunters are:
L. F.. Bliss, Harold Patch. Jesse Briggs.
Fred Goodrich, W. J. Utton. Edwin
Churchill Antoine Mayer of Lynn,
Mass, Allen Small, Arthur Stancliff and
Sherman Stickuey.-The Randolph
neigh borhood has been wonderfully sue
cessful this year in the deer hunt one
each was secured by W. r. Beard. Lee
:. Allen. Hugh Campbell, Guy Campbell.
Henry Small. Allen Small. r. II. May
nard. sherman Stckney, Edward Owen
ger Edwin Church, Antoine Mayer Gard
ncr Greenoush and l.. +. Bliss.-Mrs
Charles Bates is in Albany. n. v, with
her daughter, Miss Fay Bates.-George
Cole who for five years has been in the
employ of II. +. Munson, finishes work
there this week and will enter the en-
ploy Of f.. L. Harris & Co.-Nr. and Mrs
c. f. Smith went to Hubbardton satur-
day to visit the local Grange. Monday
they We're in Brattloboro to attend the
State Horticultural meeting Thursday
they will attend the New England corn
show at Worcester, Mass. They will then
80 to Washington, d. C. to attend the
Farmers Congress, and to Atlantic city,
n. j., to attend the meeting of the Ma
St Johnshury. y. smallcy has re
turned from Iowa.-The Rev. w. T..
Baker Of Cowansville p. O., preached at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday
Miss Juette Brooks was IN North
Hyde Park Monday to attend the mar
rage OF Miss Belle McGinnis to Wilson
Leach.-W. G. McClintock returned to
Brandon Monday after passing n few
lays herc.-M.s. l.. p Vaille of Port
land Me. was n guest over Sunday of
her sister. Mrs. f. E. Bamforth, at the
'tandall,-Mrs. Arthur Perry went Mon
day to Sheldon. whore Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Will reside,-Mrs. A. l.. Cheney re-
turnod from Now York Monday.
Moses Clark OF Burlington is visit
Ing in town.--I3enj anin Andrews. who
has been stopping for the past two
years with Mr.. ana Mrs, q. w Farr,
returned to Sciiuate. Mass. yesterday.
Clinton ELLIS of Proctor visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs II. r. Ellis. yes
| terday.-Mrs. Strickland. who has Wis
tied her father law, John Belts
left yesterday for New York. and will
sail Saturday for her home abroad
Z. S. Morse of Rutland was here yes
terday negotiating for the Morrisville-
stowe stage line---Ezra Ross. who has
had employment at the Brandon farm
for the past month. has a permanent
position there and is moving his fam
lily and household goods to Brandon
Mrs. DIR. George !. Bates and daugh-
ter, Marion, went to ST. Johnsbury yes
tcrday to visit her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Genge-Mrs. Betsy Utton left yestcr-
day for Cheshire. Conn, where she
will stay for time with her son. Fred
Utton, and daughter, Mrs Charles
Boynton
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PROCTOR.

Mr.. and MRS. Earle Whitaker have re-
turned after weeks hunting trip.-D. II
Bixer has returned from Buffalo. y. T..
where he went on a business trip.-MisS
Mary Bresnahan Of Middlebury College
spent Sunday in town with her parents
John King will soon leave for Denver
Colo, where he will enter college. Mrs
John Thomas has entered the hospita
for treatment-Mrs. Joseph King
mas gone to the hospital for treatment
Robert Young Is il.--Harrv Pratt has re-
turned to Proctor after a business TRIP
through the West for the Vermont Marble
company w Edison of the Vernon,
Marble company is in New York;. c.
Curen OF PHILADELPHIA Is in town.
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Noodle, who has been in n very serious
condition. Is able to be out.--Charles
Wiley is working at l.. r. Smiths ma
chine shops-Duke Williams and bride of
Albany spent n few days with relatives
In this town last week.--News was re-
ceived last week of the safe arrival of
Mrs. Augustus Paddock In India. Super
intendent Lewis held his last quarterly
meeting service on this charge last Sun
Gay, as his term Of office expires with
this conference year. He also occupied
the pulpit in the evening. and Mrs
Charles Hoyt accompanied by their son.
Il. M. lIoyt, moved to North Wolcot,
last week.-Mrs. Charles Rawson OF Des
Moines, Ia is in town to stay until after
Thanksgiving Thayer and broth
er were called to Woodsvile last Tues
day by the accidental death of theii
brother-in-law, Charles Ross, last Sun.
lay night.
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FRAN KILN.

The Rev. and Mrs. Day are spending a
few days In Berkshire--Mrs. f. l.. and
Miss Florence Hopkins went to Water
bury Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Daniel fIopk ns.-J. r. Anderson WIS
taken seriously i'll Monday night. DR..
Hull was called as council Tuesdny.-1. p.
Simpson is gradually faiing.-Miss
Omen OF St. Adams is working for Mrs.
II. l.. Titemore In her millinery store
Mrs. w q. Tucker. who has been visit
ing Fer laughter Mrs. G. e. Magnant,
has returned 20 he: home in Wellesley,
Nusc
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BERKSHIRE,

H. f. Enrisht and Morton Enrisht each
Killed doe Friday morning They
weighed about l50 and $50 pounds re-
spectlvely.
E. a. Clark took his daughter, Marion,
to ST. Adams Monday for an operation
Tor appendicitis. The operation was sue
cessful.-Miss II. Pearl Jolley is visiting
at the home of Prof. G. II. Morrill, An
Randolph Center.-Tho Rev and Mrs, f.
w. Day OF Franklin are spending a few
days In town this week.-Prof r. +.
Greene of Richford visited the Center
school Tuesday. William Crome, who
formerly lived here. is held on n charge Of
manslaughter in Boston. He was an at
tendant in an insane hospital where the
accident happened. His trial Is set for
November 49,
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GAYSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. b. w. Roberts have re-
turned to Woodstock.-AIrs J. A, Chedei
had baby crimson rambler roses in her
garden, and Mrs, q, 8. Hodkins had q
beautiful pink rose in bloom November |.
Mrs. Walter Swinyer is i'll with muscu-
lar grip.-Mrs. NJ. NJ Gordon OF Barre
was a visitor at =. NJ. Nye's last week.
Mrs. Ella M, Page and mother, Mrs. An
ma Sawyer, closed the house at the Cob
Bile Monday and went to Northfield &c
spend a few days with the Rev. and Mrs.
James Sargent-Burns L. Osgood has re-
turned from his trip to the Pacific coast
The Rev. w s. Smithers of Montpelier
preached at the Methodist Church Sun.
day.-Mrs, Cages has returned from
Rochester. where she has been for sew.
eral weeks.-Mrs. Janet Poor of Haver.
hill. Mass. who has been for some time
at c. II. Osgood's, went Monday to South
Royalton.--Mr. and Mrs. Ned Lyon have
returned from a trip to Randolph, North.
field and Montpelier. Meyers Of
Manchester. n. H.. has come to spend
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Cages,
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LOWELL.

Schools In town close Friday. Novem-
Der II, until after Thanksgiving. Mrs.
w. A. Blake Is spending the week with
relatives In Derby.--Six from this town
were in Westfed Saturday taking the
civil service examination for vacancy in
this postoffice.-A s.. Cover Of Morris
Vile Is visiting in town-Thc remains Of
Mrs. Ttllotson OF Watervile were
brought here Tuesday for funeral and In
terment Tho funeral was held from the
Meth odist Church Tuesday afternoon. the
Rev. C. r. Bromley officiating M. ].
Pudvah has sold his house and paint
shop to Eugene Observation-Disclosures Far
man returned last week from his trip to
the Canadian Northwest.-Frank Wright
Of ST. Johnsbury spent last week in town
with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Til!otson are the parents of a daughter,
born October 6.--About q deer were
killed in town last week. Einetyseven
licenses We're issued in all
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MONTGOMERY.

Monroe Guod.pocd OF Brooklinc, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. y. H..
Dickerson Of t,nosburg Falls Is In town,
called by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Edwin Farnsworth.--Miss Ruth Good
speed has returned from Barton, where
She has been working in the millinery
store of Mrs. G. - Hutchins.-- Ernest
Combs has moved into Horny Murray s
housA and Mir. AdI.as ha. law 81 the
farm vacated by Mr.. Combs, which he
purchased recently.-The regular meet
ing Of the w. G.. r. u. will be held Friday
with Mrs. w. G.. Mansfeld.-Mrs. Fanny
A. Pond of East Berkshire Is visiting
relatives in town-Mr. Matthew, who
has been living In o. A. 1qrtcrs tene-
ment, has ~ Est l,erkshire.--
Clarence ... .v "as one OF the successful
deer hunters from this part of the town,
j w. Laf'ountain, who has been travel
ing for Kimball Bros, has returned
home.-Miss Aggie Taylor, who il visit
ing her niece. Mrs. Ernest Combs, fell
and fractured two ribs recently