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The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo,l -
TTCAG CnITNTY ( ,

STATE OF OHIO, City OF TOLEDO, &C
LUCAS COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. ]. Cheney &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to fore me and subscribed in my
presence, this eth day of December, A. D..
8S6. A w. GLEASON
tSeall Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testimon-
1als free. F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Young graduates advioin g
the "World' to hitch its wa
gon to a star should be care
full to warn it not to couple up
with the comets tail, as it
would be too bad not to come
back again for IS years.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
7HE FRATERNAL OR
" ders are a national bless

" ders are a national bless
ing. They promote thrift
economy, sobriety, without
freezing the soul into selfish
ness, as is apt to be the case
in the usual struggle for
wealth or a high social stand
ing. They bring men into
closer social relations, and
cherish those feelings that
thrive and put forth blossoms
in each others welfare. They
make men thoughtful and
helpful, expanding the senti-
ments of love, charity and good
will. They teach us the re-
ligion that breaks bread to the
hungry, gives a cup of water
to the thirsty, watches at the
bed of the sick, visits the i'm
prisoned, the fatherless and
widows duties that are sad
ly neglected, and for a long
time we're supposed tn be con-
fined to the church.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Note the high effect of high
social intercourse on the
Colonel. When he left the
White House, he said: Owe
had a bully time" When he
left Oxford, he said: "I've had
a sufficiently lively time" "
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
II Doesn't Pay.

1t doesn't pay to be a crouch,
1t doesn't pay to wear frown;
Nobody ever made his pile
By knocking every one in town.
There are some better reasons
why
A man should smile upon his
ways
But here is one, financially
A gloomy visage doesn't pay.
There's money1n a cheerful smile,
A fortune in a cheerful word,
And money often reaches souls
That finer things will leave un-
stirred
And so | put it up to you,
Don't NOPE and whine along the
way
1t it is money you desire,
A gloomy visage doesn't pay.
rwere better that you smile,
because
You wish to cheer your fellow
man,
And speak cheerful word to help
A weaker brother if you can.
But if these reasons don't appeal
TO you, | write it down today,
There money in happy face;
A gloomy vistage doesn't pay.
Detroit Free Press.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
A FriuhtfuI Wreck

OF tram, autOm OblIe or buggy
may cause cuts bruises, abras-
ions, sprains or wou ads thas de.
mand Buclens Arnica Salve
earth's greatest healer Quick
relief and prompt cure results.
For burns, boils, sores of all
kinds, eczema, chapped hands
and lips, sore eyes or Corns, its
supreme. Surest pile cure. 25c.
at all dealers.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
Being zone of the boys is
one way of getting old.

Often a man who is gentle
manly enough to laugh heart
lily at a story he has heard a
dozen times, will go home
and get grouchy when his
wife gently reminds him of
some chore she has asked him
t. do.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Talk about the increased
cost of living! 1t is said that
sealskinS are to cost twice as
much as last wear. Luckily,
this won't interest any Of us
for a few months yet.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Someone has truthfully said
that nothing but a mint can
make money without adver-
tising. 1t might be added
that the mint couldn't do it if
it didn't put its competitors in
iail.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

There is no such thing as
luck. If you are a small eater
and a slow eater, you are
lucky.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Russia is fortifying against
her neighbors, Russia ought
to fortify against herself. She
has no worse enemy.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

His soul had gone to take its
stand
At the port of the Pearly Gate,
For there to await st. Peters
word
In the judgment of his fate.
The recording angel by his side,
The old saint called his name,
"Just read to me his deeds OF
worth,
And also his deeds of blame"
"He stole? What's that" St.
Peter cried,
That's wrong without a doubt;
He stole to feed hungry child;
Just rub that stole part out.
He lied? Dear me! Now that's
to bad;
I'm sorry, friend, for you.
He lied for blankets for the
poor;
Well scratch that lied part
too.
''He swore-ah, we'll, an awful
So common in the lane.
"He swore at those who robbed
the week;
Good boy, lad; here's my hand
AN Owl, you say? Well, well, of
course
| know your kind of breed;
lust turn him in there with the
flock
It's all he'll ever need.
Douglas Dispatch, June 9TH.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

The government and the
railroads having signed a
treaty of peace, business may
now resume.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

If the truth were known, it
is probable that young Theo-
dore Roosevelt's bride thinks
he is a greater man than his
father.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

If every school and college
graduate gets a job at once in
accordance with his economic
value, there will be a tremond-
Gus upheavel in the business
world.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Reno, New, does not want
to be good. Is wants to be
popular.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

The Indiana Democrats
propose to eliminate Bryan
from the fall campaign, The
voters may eliminate his old
side partner, John w. Kern,
also
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16
An Owl.

An Owl there was and he lived
his life
Even as you an |.
He played his part in the world
of strife
And his time had come to die.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Scientists still insist that
money carries disease germs.
Country newspapermen are a
healthy bunch Of people.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Job Printing of all kinds at
The MAIL office. :"
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

There are lots Of people who
will refuse to get excited over
a bath-tub trust.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

DR.. L. M. Swigert of Swigert
Bros (Phoenix and Denver) will
be here again on his regular trip
for a few days about August
21st, If there is anything the
matter with your eyes, or if you
are in need of glasses that fit,
wait for us. j.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Percy-Which end of a cigar
cite should person light?
Archie-My experience is that
you get the best results by light
ing the end opposite the one put
in your mouth.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

Uncle Hiram-It's a wonder
these city stores do any business.
Such shiftlessness | never saw.
Niece-What do you mean?
Uncle Hiram-It's got So now
the girls can't give you change
without you wait while they
write a note to some fellow in
the back of the store.
The Winslow mail., 1910-07-16

The idol husband and wife
haven't been born yet.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Lulu jerks who has been stopping in
Franklin this summer. has returned home.
An eight-Ycar-old child o. Abel Naso,,
Is sick with appcrdic!tis.-W. o. Dawney
has sold his Notch road farm to Louis
Goodhue--HOracc Rushford has rented
the Samuel Russier farm of Elmer 7.
owen and will move there from the John
Dodge farm soon.--iiarold Rousier left
Wednesday for Grandc Ligne, Que,
where he enters school.-C. X. Barnes and
II. Fl. Marcy have returned home after
Il three weeks visit in northern New
York-Mrs. Gertrude Lafountain Of Three
Rivers, Mass, is visiting relatives in
Smell of East Enosburg
was in town last week calling on friends,
Daniel Foster and sister of South Troy
were In town Tuesday Mrs. Leon puso,
who has been stopping In town for :,
week. returned to her home in Enosburg
Falls Tuesday.-W J. Wright ana Mrs.
Wright We're in burlington Monday
Joseph Girard was in EnosburG Fails
Tuesday on business Representative T..
:. Wright went to Montpelier Tuesday
Mrs. F.. &. Wright is visiting
at Richard Smiths at West EnOshurg.-
Miss Clara Lambert IS clerking at " J.
Wriehts store ~ Is Miss Glonna Nc
Donald at G. A. GdrdNne's.
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GRAND ISLE
ALBUEGH CENTER.

The home OF Capt. S. j. Rockwell was
the scene Of Z very pretty wedding lnst
Thursday afternoon when his daughter
Matte, and Harry Russell Of Pasadena
Cal, were united IN marriage by the
Rev. T.. J Ranslow OF Swantou. Among
those from out Of town who attended the
Wedding were Mrs. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Russell, Mr., Russell and Warren
Parks of Grand Isle. capt. and Mrs FL
win Rockwell and Julian Rockwell Of
Swanton Mrs. +. J. Inn Of buffalo and
Mrs Loren Rockwell OF Tonawanda, y.
t. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nye of Fair
field, Mrs. &. Fuller Carpenter of Rich
ford and Miss Ethelyn Rockwell of St
Albums James Nc Nell Is confined to the
house 10y sickncss.-M. Mullen of Swan
ton was the guest of his daughter, Mrs
Roy Rockwell, over Sunday. During tho
month OF September &c hunters licenses
have heen lssucd.--Niss Gertrude Scott
and sylvester Noshureh. both of Cham
plain n. y. were married at the Meth
odist parsonage Septemher ., by the Rev,
II. H. Cresey.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

a party of 10 went on the Pinnacle
Monday.--Mr. and Mre g. =. Judd az
Fellows Falls are visiting Mrs. judd 5
sister. Mrs. Harmon I1ull.-Prof. $ X.
Emurian. who has been holding a series
Of revival meetings for the past two
weeks, clotod his labors by giving hi lee
turo Monday evening on My Escape
from Turkey. The w. II. NJ :. net ut
the church Wednesday afternoon A
husiness meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society was held ut tho church Nodncs-
day afternoon. Miss Gladys Diamond,
who Is teaching IN MONTGOMERY. and s. J.
Hamilton OF LurcnhurE, y. H.. passed
the week end ut William Diamonds
George W. Bowen is In Brockton. Mass,
this reelt.-Church services will be bel !
sunday afternoon at two o'clock by the
pastor. the Rev Glenn w. pouglass.-
and Mrs y. 3. Hicks Of Burlington
ontario have visited their uncle and aunt
W. : Hicks and Mrs NJ T. Hammond
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HINESBURG.

Harold, the four-year-o son Of S. j.
Nick enzie, died Sunday after n short i'll
ness Tho funeral was held at the
house to-day Mt two o'clock.-Ralph Nc
Een1ie remains about the same.--C. w.
Pierce and son. Arthur, are visiting in
Thompsonville, Conn Miss Beatrice
Reed was taken to a hospital Saturday
pondicitis.-The death of Antoine Buster.
an aged resident Of this town. occurred
October l. The funeral was held from his
late home Monday at two o'clock, the
Rev. L. +. Greenloaf officiating. The w.
e. T. L. Will have a mothers meeting at
two O'Clock. Mrs. Robecca Ray has
gone to Burlington to spend the winter
Tho Hnesburg Cornet band will hold a
fair AT town hall October 10, ii and Is
Mis- Ellen i'ull returned to Washington
j.. e.. Tuesday to continue her musical
studies James Bird was taken to the
hospital for treatment Monday
Earl Il. Giilin and Calista Hathaway
were married Wednesday by the Rev. w.
r. Ryder. riley will reside on his IA
thcr's farm ln liuutnEton.--The Rev. W.
II. Tryon of Munda y. Y, is assisting the
services FIJI he Mechancsvlle school
house. Tho Rev. II VI. Hall of Monk
ton win preach in the Methodist Church
neN sunday morning In exchange with
the pastor
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ALBURG.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs j
NJ Mott october Mrs. II. S. Young has
gone to New York, where she will spend
the winter-Arthur Haywood of Worces-
ter, Mass, Is the guest OF his sister. Mrs,
Albert Shcesman.-1'he Roy. Or. Latshaw
and family have gone to New York.
where they arc to resdc.--Mrs. NJ NJ. Err
win. who has been i'll for several weeks,
is slowly ecovering.-Gordon Vosburg
has secured a position in Hartford, Conn.
A. w. Darby is ill,-'rhe family OF Mr.,
Walsh, deputy collector OF customs at
this port. has moved to their home in st.
Albans-Mss Maude Robinson Is at home
from Champlain high school. as 1t Is
closed owing to diphtherla.-M and Mrs.
H. X. Darby spent few days in High
gate last week,-Kcith Edwards of
Houses Point spent Sunday at his home
hore.-G. w. Sabre is in Providence, II. /.
Mrs. Lawrence Cameron, who has had
a severe attack of appendicitis, Is improv-
ing-Joscph Earl and son of Providence
are I'm town buying horses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06
RANDOLPH CENTER.

As Mr.. stevens was driving one Of
Il. l.. Davls's horses near r. NJ Robin
sons SUNDAY night about eleven o'clock
the horse was frightened and turned
about, tipping the carriage over ana FREQ
ing himself He ran to Mr.. Daviss
stable. Mr.. Stevens was slightly injured.
Mrs. ". G. Waldo and five children Of
Bethel have moved into y. l.. Bovden's
tenement. She comes for the purpose. Of
educating her Chlldr"n.-Nrs. \. &. Wells
and som" OF the normal teachers took an
auto ride to Montpelier Monday Colonel
BoNnton. wife ava daughter, who have
been guests at She OH homestead since
June, started for their home iu Washing
ton. y. c. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Free.
man Craft of Whcatley. Mass, were
guests Monday Of MI and Mrs T.. H.
Award. Miss Mary Gaylord who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. II \. Allen,
returned to her home in Hurir-ton Mon.
day,
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VAUDEVILLE.

Monroe Hutchinson has moved into the
Nathan Page house Mr.. and Mrs. iiar-
y Hair were IN town from Nergcunes
over Sunday.-Burt IIill has charge OF
the mail on the Cambridge Junction
route again Mrs. Horace Fnus was in
burlington over Sunday and Morday.-
Mrs. A. L. Chaffc has sold Ter prop
erty In town aud has gone 10 Green's
boro. William Trombly has moved into
one Of J. V. Steven. tenements at Bel
videre.J. o. Stevens and George Beard
left Tuesday morning to commence their
labors at the State house. Charles I'll
lotson has moved from Bevidcrc into
the Culver house on the Bakersfield road,
Mr.. and Mrs. u, NJ. Wiley of Greens
boro visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 4. Wiley. several days last week.
+. l.. Jones has moved from Cambridge
into Mr. LaraWays tcnement.-Mr. and
Mrs. FIJI Westcot spent several days With
their son. the Rev. George G. Westcot.
at Franklin last week. Cutler
OF Logan, Iowa. a former resident OF this
friends at this placc.--Miss harriet Hub
bard. who has been living for the pas.
-FOUR years with Mrs. Mary Westcot, died
september 30 Her remains were taken
to her former home In Massachusetts, for
accompanied hy Airs Westcot
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OAMBRIDCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Gates were In Bur
lngton Tuesday.-Mrs j. 8. Mcclure has
been confined to the house by Illness
Miss Reba Gray was In Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs, W. NJ. Smith. Miss Winnifred
Storey. Mrs. j.. Leavens. Miss Chaplin and
Mrs. w Howard attended tn" Sunday
school convention at johnson Thursday.
Miss Frances Hobart was in Montpelier
Monday.-Mrs. Mary ElinwOod. Mrs.
Perley and Miss Aldah Gray have been
appointed delegates to tn. State Sunday
school convention in Rutland. Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. Wires have returned from Essex.
Mrs. j. Watkins Of JefiersonVlle and
Miss Pease of Swanton were IN town
Tuesday.-The odd Fellows held an
oyster supper at the knights Pythias
hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bertha
Curtis visited her sister, Mrs. J. : Nc
Clure. the past week.-mrs.. Mary Fam
cher OF Fairfax is spending several days
at Mrs. W. n. Willcy..-Mr. and Mrs. q.
Grav!n OF I'nderhill Center We're in town
Thursday
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WOLCOTT.

The forester team OF Camp 1910. Il. w
A, went TO Eardwick Saturday t. drill
with the battalion. Lcnley Taylor has
returned home from Sugar Hll. y. H..
where he has been employed through the
summer-George White has returned
from Brdgewater, where he has been as
sistlng in the care OF his son. DR., Byron
White, who has been Ill Of typhoid fever.
but Is now convalescent.-M and Mrs.
Leon Lapaline OF Watertown. Mass.. are
visiting the latter's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. d. Lapaline,-Mrs. O. ID. Cole of
marshheld is visiting her brothers. G. W.
and w. B. Tw!ss Station Agent L.. c.
Judd contemplatos going to California In
the near futu-e.-Clyde Humphrey
bought fine pair OF work horses in Nor
risv!lle Monday.-Thc farmers are very
busy securing crops ana filling their ST.
lows,-The aged father OF Seth Low had
shock OF apoplexy Monday. II. W
Moody IL improving Miss Sadie Hubbell
Is guest Of friends in Morrisville.
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Mass, are guests Of silas Chadwick
Mr. and Mra. irvi,. Chase hive returned
from the coast Of Maine, where thov
have been two montha.-Thc Rev. -
T.. Ladd. II former pastor OF the loe.I
Congregational Church, has ecccn,.a
u call to Longmont, Ia.-Mr. md Mr.,
V. A. Grant are IN Ioston.--The car-
ming az corn at tho factory OF De,ro-,..
e. Palmer Is now completed ana tim
work Of putting up tho squash crd
PUMPKIN began Wednes laay.-A
daughter vas born At TIC sanitor.rr,
Friday TO Mr. and MRS. e. r. Dcwcy
OF Rochester. Willis Smith ma Gam.
lily have gone to Cabot to reside
Mrs. Mary Ann Grain and dnugb,c-
Catherine, arrived here Saturday fr,,
Omaha. Neb.. to attend 10 some business
affairs connected with the estate Of Nj.
G. w. A. Putnam Mrs G. 4.
Noycs ard daueh;er, Virginia. ~,
Franklin are The guests oe The re-. or1
Mrs Homer White. Nh ard Mrs. Gcorro
Washburn of East 3cthel took pos session
of the Cottage Hotel Saturday, Afr and
Mrs. John tdall went Saturday TO Haver-
hlll y. H.. TO visit Son.
Mrs. l.. A. RuSslow anG hor tqurltcr
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80. "'' nav Va ii".'F'"h.- "lis. y.
20. blanchard IL In nD.to: MIR charlotte
Saunders i.ocmls cf i;oyrov. Idaho. IL
visiting relatives hove
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nus" "'!'" "i'''''' 'i-" at hcCaI's
r'', ''' .'''' - '"' '''''t'' "'"h'hC' ~ 70
"''' uu' '''h'"iiH plays Ro"Hest'r
~ i''' "'s'T. N'-' b''h i'unoar has
"''" '''' .-lhN operated upon at iNe
""'''' '''" ''' ''' removal @! a tuner.
''"u '"'h '''s l'""od the HpItr toneme.'
Il. ''o ho@4e o. MfS' Il o. Moron on
'"'ic""hlS H'".--M'f' ora Copeland
went :" randolph 'enter Tuesday &c
r"''7'h WIN f.Nt'r Toy frW day
"'''T whlc" Sill" VIII 80 20 H"t;1n for
an l"d'tnito Siay. NJ. aud Mrs. y. G..
|urk, Mrs Bertha SeyiGOurr AND Mr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-06

Fannie Bickford and daughter, Marjorie,
are In Burlington. Morrill,. who
has sold HE farm to c. 3. Hastings of
Fillmore, will soon move to his house
on High street Mr.. Morrill, has "A large
hen house In course Of construction at
his High street house.-Mrs Frank
Eaton and son. Ralph. and Mrs. william
Royce. OF Waterbury are guests of MIR.
ana Mrs. NJ. Il. Eaton.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Hastings, who purchased the
town farm some months ago, are NOV
Ing thore.-Mrs T.. L. Vincent left Sat
urday for visit with friends in Fair
held ana sheldon. She was accompanied
By her grandson. Lester Vincent.
The Rev. G. G. st. Glare Of the Congre-
gational Church nnd the Rev. 8. NJ.
Wales OF the Christian Advent Church
preached farewell sermons Sunday morn
inE. In the evening union service was
held at the Congregational Church. at
which time 1t was announced that thu
Rev, otto S. Raspe had read Sunday
morning his resignation as pastor of the
tniversalist Church. to take effect Nov
embcr !, having had n call to go to Pal
mer Mass. The Rev w. T. Best the
only clergyman to remain here, had
charge OF the evening service.
The members OF the Business Mems
ass ocintion had feed AZ the Randall
evening after which they
went to the parlors for smoke talk.
President A. G. Small opened the meet
ing with a short address. outlining tho
plans Of the committee in charge Of
the third bargain day. October -. 1t
will be called harvest festival Cash
prizes will he given for tho best ex.
hibit of the various kInds OF vego-
tables, grains. etc. and swccpstaisc
prizc for tho best general exhibit.
People will be given n FREQ autono-
bile ride near Lake Iemoiile. there be-
ing ten automobiles at their dirpoeal.-
Tho ladies' degree team OF Morrisv,Ile
Grange with other members of tho or
der attended the Harmony Pomona
meeting held at Jcsrcrsonville We'd
ncsdny.-L A. Bliss. y. r. Andrews,
Mrs. II. u. wilkins, Mrs. H. :. Kceler.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Barrows. Wesley
G. II. Crane. Miss Laura
Taylor, Clarence Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fridge and son. Ellis, Mrs. e.
r.. Kramer, w. z. Towre. Misses Laura
and Maud Van Duscn, Mr.. ana Mrs.
II. l.. Spear. Mrs. Charles McNan, Mrs.
l.. s. Eaton and Mrs. y. a. Thornhurs
took advantage OF the Boston occur
sion Yesterday.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Goriic Phelps MS returned 20
Rrattlcboro after spending a few weeks
with her parents, Or. and Mrs s. III.
Phclps.-Thc Ladies' Improvement So
ciety held n food fair Wednesday
afternoon and ev,ning.-Mrs James
Lewis's sister of Wheclock Is visiting her.
George and John Ou'nla0 Az started
their cidor r''i 81" q. Abbc kcnlcld S
ol0 cFTi2i,I anop--t'haries Weed OF rs
sex was In town last week looking after
the telephone llnc.-John w. Shcehcy left
tuesday Tor Montpelier.-M and Mrs.
II. ". McNall and children aie visiting
In Boston.--James Goodan Of burlington
Is In town looking after the water works
MIR. and Mrs. +. y. Wood spent Satur-
day at their camp at silver Lire. Frank
l'n.-Waltcr Brush of Milton was in town
Sunday.-Mrs. q. G. Orton is visiting her
daughter, Alice, In Montgomei
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DERBY.

The Rev. rr. Fl1rg Of Newport occu-
p!cd the pulpit n he CORPORATIONS!
church last Sunday in exchange win
the Rev. c. r.. GorGon.-Josc;h Rcvo.r's
lltle SON. AGED lt months. died last FL
day after a distressing Illness with H.
IA 'NrlRuon Of the bowels. lnteyu.,.t
was IT Newport Monday afternoon
I've Rev. MIR Gordon Is entertaining y
sister. Mrs. Anu's Of Connec,icut--Miss
Lydia rardy went To Worcester. Mass,
the lrs. OF the week to remain until Win
Ter, Nheu size will return to Eugene.
Oreson-A daughter was born TO Ny
and Mrs. Joseph Revoir last Friday
night -'icorsc Sevrens returned u
Florida this weel; for the winter.
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ORLEANS
MORGAN.

Dan Scribncr spralned one ankle badly
last Friday while playing ball, and WI
lie laid up for some timc-A valuable
horse e II. y. Elliott's was seriously In
jured ~ stepping on a piece of board
which i,ow up, driving it into the body
nine inCheS.-l}carS are making soma
trouble killing sheep and. y Is thought.
one colt. Two bears have been killed.
Mr.. ard Mrs Henry Hattor of Lebanon,
y. H.. are spending Il week at the o. L.
Wilcox cottage at the lake.. s. Rice
has sold his farm TO Frank Gray and has
bought place In Holland near his
brothers Iran Todd has lost one O.
his valuable horses. and another is sick.
Fred Gilbert IS moving harM 70 Canada.