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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-21
Amateur Night Discontinued

The last legislature incorporated
in the code OF I1aho the law passed
in 1907 regarding The employment
of child labor, which makes it a
misdemeanor for both the parents
and the employer, to employ chill
dren under l6 ears of age in any
capacity for public entertainment.
1t Is punishable by fine of not
less than $50 or more than $3.50 or
! imprisonment in the county Jail
for six months. or both fine and
inn risonment.
1t seems that the Probate Judge
or County superintendent of
Schools received information that
this law was being violated in Bon
ners Ferry, and as result, Fred
Keller the probation officer came
over from Standpoint this week to
investigate the matter and 1t is said
that he found that some of the
amateurs singing in the local thea
tire one night each week are under
the age limit, Notice has been
given all parties responsible under
the law that this law will be strictly
enforced in the future.
1t was announced that last night
terminated the amateur perform
ance at the Scenngraph Theatre.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-21
Great Northern Makes Record Time

Grcat N0ftncfn Wdhcs NcSOiu lhuc
Four cars of silk valued at $780,
900 was handled over the Great
Northern last week, making the
record breaking time from Seattle
to st. Paul, 1918 miles, in 45 hours.
The most interesting part of this
record was made on the Spokane
division. The train arrived from
the west three hours and ten min
utes late, but was handled 80 sys-
tematically and at such AN increase
of speed as to cut the three hours
down to only ten minutes and
the Spokane officials delivered the
, train to. the division east of as just
ten minutes late.
This remarkable cross-country
run demonstrates what can he done
and the Great Northern officials
are to be congratulated on the ex-
cellent showing made, as it con-
vinces the public that their read
bed is In frst.class condition, and
capable of handling the heavy pas
eenger traffic in safety.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-21

Swell line of Candy at Brody's.
Cranberriesl Bush has them.
School supplies at Simonds Drug
Store.
Fountain Pens-we have the
hest made-Brody's.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wilson, Of Copeland, on Friday
Oct. IL, a son.
WANTED-To rent land on
shares. Cali or address. }. IL.
Qu1NLAN, Boomers Ferry, Idaho.
Mrs. Williams of Spokane has
been visiting her brother, W. l..
Kinnear and family during the
week.
Miss Mabel Fleming, chiel
operator at the local exchange re-
turned Tuesday from a short WISH
in Spokane,
J. P Dunn. chairman of the
hoard of county commissioners, Of
Moravia spent several days in the
city this week.
WANTED-To buy a cut-of-saw
for saving wood without power
attachment, must be in good con
dition and cheap. Enquire al the
Herald office.
r. H. Mccoy, general manager o
the Bonners Ferry Lbr. Co., wen
to st. Paul Wednesday Mr.. McCo,
will also visit Grand Forks, N, J.
for few days before he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Kinnear en-
tertained at an informal Dime
party Tuesday evening of this wee
Rev. and Mrs Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Gleed, Mrs. Nj. p. DeWolf, and Mrs
Williams of Spokane.
Wednesday the Epworth Leaeu
of the Methodist church spent a.
enjoyable evening with Rev. an
Mrs. Moore. About As people as
sembled and merry time the
had. Frank Edmonds create
merriment when he appeared dii
guised as an old gentleman 80 veal
of age. He acted the part 20 sn
cessiully that very few at the socii
or on the street knew him
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-21
G0CAGS y PERSONALS
Fine Perfumes at Brody's.

Fine Perfumes at Brody's.
if you have apples to sell, see
Bush & Sons.
Special fine line of Chinaware, at
reasonable prices at Brody's.
The St. Mary's Guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
James McGreevy.
Sweethearts and wives would APP
preciate a Jar. It's toilet luxury.
Peroxide Cream, at Brody's.
FOR SALE-On removal,old log
house on Northside, near the old
ferry landing. Mrs. S. Covert. tt
Just received this week a large
shipment of crockery and glass
ware, candies, cigars and tobaccoes
at the Union Tea store.
Miss Lizzie Golfer Of Bagnal-
strom, Ireland, a sister of Pete Col
fer. our popular milk man, arrived
Tuesday. and will make this vIcin-
ity her future home.
FOR SALE-One heater; one
cook stove with utensils, ten joints
of pipe, which want to dispose o.
at once. Mrs. Van Valkinbergh
across from Bonner laundry.
/. Y. Brown, contracting freight
agent OF the S. |. Ry., of Spokane
was in the city Tuesday. He lief
Wednesday via the Crescent boa
to Porthill to look after his lane
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Graham o
the Kootenai Orchard Co, Geo, d
Ayers of Chicago, sales agent 10
the above company and P.J. Craft
have been in Bonrers Ferry an
vicinity several days this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
Methodist church spent Thursda
afternoon with Mrs. G. J. Friscf
An exceptionally pleasant after
noon was enjoyed by large nun
Der of the membership togethe
with tire following visitorsi Mr.
and Miss Frisch OF Michigan, Mr.
Dive. Mrs. Miller and Miss Gold
+ Cave. Delicious refreshments wei
served by the hostess.
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Get Kippered fish at Bush's next
Thursday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Foss on Thursday, Oct. 10 a son.
Mrs. VIM. Flynn of Newport is a
guest of Mrs. H. A. Gale this week.
Mrs. Fred Graham of Macarthur
was shopping in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. w. X. Cunning, who has
been ill the past two weeks is con-
valescent.
Remember the Arch Home rem
edies have a positive guarantee
For sale at Simonds Drug Store.
Mr.. Chas. Michel and family,
formerly of Strouston, So. D. are in
the city, and will spend the winter
here. 1t is very probable that they
will locate here.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-21
Stationery at Brody's.
DOWNRIGHT Books at Brody's.


Kodaks and kodak supplies at
Brodys.
No long waits, no short weights
at Bush's.
Cameras and Camera supplies at
Simonds Drng Store.
FOR SALE-A good milch COW.
MRs BERT BApDEN. loft
G. A. Buhrow spent Tuesday in
Standpoint on legal business.
Mrs. w, T. McNear is confined to
her home with infiamatory rhuma-
tism.
Mrs. Chas. Braham and children
returned Sunday from Cheboy gan,
Mich.
Come in and see the line of shirts
with the new Byron collars, at John
A. WaIden's.
! The Presbyterian Aid will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Edward Bishop.
A persons living all depends on
the Liver get bottle OF Troy
Liver salts at Brodys.
Business is always good at the
Bonner Hardware Co. There's a
} reason. The Goods and Price.
: FOR SALE-One new no. 4
Common Sense Sled-price $4,000
, cash. n. R, SELovER, Copeland,
Idaho. 15-4t
Earl DeWolf came over from
Jennings, Mont, Tuesday. He left
I again that aft rnoon for Cranbrook,
! B. c., on business.
Ensign H. Hankins Of the Saliva.
ton Army of Denver, Colo, was in
{ the city Tuesday, getting donatjon'
}. for the Army's work
Mrs. George Thorn OF Correction
y Vile, Iowa, is visiting at the home
u of Mrs, Edison Cave, and among
the large colony of CoFrectionyill'
e residents of this place,
y Mrs. W. H. Richardson and littl'
son, Edgar, left Wednesday after
r noon for short visit with Mrs
l. Richardson's parents, Rev. ant
IT Mrs. E. r. Henderson, at Cotton
s. Wash.
IL f. K. Elliott and w. B. Hawkin
70 two of the commissioners Of Drain
age District No. 5, spent THURSDAY
in Spokane in consultation wit
Chas G. Reeder, the other commits
\ sioner.
= Mrs. Phoebe Wood OF Bingham
I ton, N. Y. a sister OF Mrs. j. A
l Transeau, arrived Sunday. Mrs
4 Wood will spend several month
1 here.
N Word was received here the frs
\ Of week announcing the death {
4 Mrs. VIM. Miller at Vancouver, ]
IL
N c., on the 9Th of this month. Mr.
K Miller was a former resident OF tn
III place.
III o. A. Phillips of Barring, Wash
III was in the city several days tn
III week. Mr.. Phillips was 80 we
II impressed with this locality that /
III excects TO move his family bel
III next spring.
- Thomas Mathew Carroll Of Cop'
III land died at Sacred Heart Hospit
iii Spokane, Wash, Thursday NOR
III ing, Oct. 10. Funeral services wi
be held from the Catholic church
IN Boomers Ferry tomorrow mornin
iii The members of the Christis
J. church have commenced the co
structiOn of their new church, {
4 the corner lot just this side of q
IN Lutheran church. The prese
III structure will be only Temporal
III and It is hoped to have it complet
III by the first of November, as Re
vi Rhodes expects to hold reyiy
q meetings c9mmsnciDg Nov. s.
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BERKSHIRE.

j. J. NcKenney died at his home Thurs
day evening at 7:3O o'clock. The funeral
was held Saturday at one o'clock at the
house.
The funeral of Joseph j. Mckinney was
held at his late home on Saturday after
noon. the Rev T.. w. Day of Franklin Off
ciating The bearers were Otis kinney,
Arthur Derby, w. L.Durkec and l., Ar
mold. Tho burial was in Hillside Cemetery,
Richford. Mr.. Mckinney Is survived by his
wife, enc son, Guy c. of Winooski and 4
daughter. Mrs. John Morrill, OF Libson
N. H., also one brother and four sisters
Joseph j. Mckinney was the Oldest son
of the late Daniel and Phebe (Jones) Nc
kinney and was born in Richford 80
years ago. About 10 years ago he came to
Berkshire to live. During this time he has
held the office of school director-W. A.
Beroit has returned to Lowell Mass
Miss Agnes Sutherland. who has been Wis
iting her unclo. A. Brown. has returned
to New York.-Mr. and Mrs, II. j. Trncy
visited Mrs. Tracys parents In Mont
gomery Sunday,-The Dorcas Society
met with Mrs. Jolley at Limerick Cottage,
Lake Carmi, Wednesday for a basket
picnic-Mrs. Lucy Lucia of Jay is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. King
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Croft of Connecticut
are visiting friends in towp-The Rev
.. Mr.. Vanderberg of Enosburg Center
preached in the Second Congregations
| Church, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs John s
Merrill have Returned TO their home II
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

N r. Davis and family and the Misses
Evelyn and Bernicc Cross Of Mortified
are occupying the Richard Hoar cottage
until after July 4.-Dr. Coburn and q
party of friends from Milton were the
guests of +. o. Shattucl over Sunday
r. o. Shattuck of Burlington has just
completed boathouse on the Plat
shore-Messrs. Loukes and Russell of
IIighgate Center have completed their
colonial bungalow. the handsomest cot
tage yet built on the Plat shorc.-James
Is. Perry and party spent Sunday at his
cottage.-W. G. Hart and family Of Mon
:real are occupying Platt's red cottage
for the third successive season.-Mrs,
Lawrence Holmes of Barre spent the first
OF the week in camp with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. E A. Platt.-Gordon Plat Is
al home from Dartmouth College for the
summer.-Mrs. Homer White Of Ran
doiph was the guest Of Mrs. l.. =.
Thayer Sunday-F, w. Cheney and fam
lily OF New Rochelle, y. Y, are guests
Ct Mr. and Mrs C. l.. Bugbec at Lake
View cottage-J VI. Jones and John Nc
Cloud of Barre spent Sunday in camp at
the McCloud cottagc.--Carrol Champion
ana Mr.. Smith Of Enosburg Falls spent
Sunday with the formers parents in
Shipyard Bay.-The fishing is improving
G. cry day. Saturday afternoon Louis
Brooks caught IL pickerel that weighed
u 1-2 pounds and several others weigh
ing three to eight pounds were caught
that day.-Mrs. w. $. Richardson of
Providence, r. l., is again a guest for the
season IT the Franklin House
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

Charles whitney OF Seattle. Wash, was
In town Friday.-Mrs. a. L. Gleason.
who has been III for several days, has
been taken to the S.. Adams hospital for
Greenwood and Marsh
returned Friday with their party from
their tour through the White mountains
Miss Ann Cotton has returned from a
week in Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. w.
Stafford and son. Laurel, went to stowe
Monday for q weeks stay-Mrs. j. George
Gaines and son, George W. went TO Cam
bridge Saturday to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. NJ w. Lang.-Mr. and Mrs. {.
II. Stafford of Franklin were In town Fri
day and Saturday,-Mrs Aurie Towle Is
visiting her brother In Westfield.-Mr.
and Mrs H. II. Budd and her mother,
Mrs. Harriet Mckinney. ]. G. Gaines and
mother, Mrs. Il. A. Gaines, attended tho
funeral Of j. j. Mckinney In Berkshire
Saturday. Misses Lillian Towle,
Helen Stetson, Ella Fairbanks, Eunice
Stanley, Hildred Orr. Ethel Derby. Alma
Kimball, Hazel Kimball and Marion KIM
ball have gone to Pinecroft for week
They will be chaperoned by Mrs. II. A.
Fairbanks and Mrs. +, g. Hutchinson
Mrs. W. g. Hutchinson was In St. Albaus
over Sunday.
Arthur Archambault OF New Yors
IL visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. ]. Archambault.-The Rev r. ]
Cahill. who expected to sail from Mon
treal Friday for visit abroad, fount
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29

Pratt. The three from the graduating
Classes in all the grammar grades in town
having the highest marks were Arthur
Casey. Fannie McGinns and Raymond
Eicknel.Part of the students of the
Jericho high school took trip to the top
Of Mt. Mansfield Monday Walter Barnum
of Concord, N H.. and Miss Gertrude
Barnum from Mt. 1Iolyokc College are at
rome for the summer vacation.-E, b.
Jordan and Hovey Jordan went to Bur-
lington Sunday to hear the baccalaureate
sermon of President-elect Benton.-Miss
Iiarriette Spooner. principal of the high
school. left for her home in Massachusetts
Tuesday.-Alda and Mia Hall and Pearl
Berry of Richmond are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Hall.-Lynn d. Moulton has
resigned his position at e. II. Smiths and
las work In the grist mill at UEderhill.-
II. L. Murdoch has been engaged by the
Vermont Condensed Milk company of
Richmond to run the new receiving sta
ton at Cnderhill He will not move there
at present.-Mansfleld grange of this VII
lege will have picnic and excursion to
Ticonderoga Thursday.-Miss Florence
Bicknell of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived home
Saturday to spend the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.
Bicknel. Miss Bickneil has been a sue
cessful teacher in the Chicago public
schools for the past few years, but has
resigned to teach in private Latin schoo
i'll Chicago.--Charles e. Lee has rented
Ills farm to Guy Hanley and will move
TO burlington July TO work for T. l.
Eostwlck, formerly of this place.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Lake Champlain creamery. William b.
Johnson &, Son., proprietors. paid Sl00
for standard milk and $lOo for cream for
the month 70 May.
william Anderson has moved here from
Richmond and is occupying the Norman
Miller house Oh South street
AT special school meeting Thursday
evening 1t was voted to resclnd the action
OF the special meeting May % when It was
voted u bond the village for new
schoolhouse. There Were 1874 votes cast,
Thirty-five women voted,
A very prettng wedding occurred June
20 at the homo of Or, II. A. Ladd, when
Warren Lowley Day Of Essex and Miss
Bernice Emma Kinsley, sister of Mrs.
Ladd. were united in marriage by the
Rev. p. L. Abbey of Essex. There were
present Mr., Kinsley and his three daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Pope. sister of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. II. Day. parents
of the groom Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Day.
and son, uncle of the groom from Ran
dolph, and a few other relatives and
friends of tho bride and groom. Mr.
Douglass of Richmond was the best man
and Miss Florence Day, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid Miss Edith Ladd
niece of the bride. played the wedding
march, The many valuable presents In
silver cut glass. linen and other gifts at
tested to the high esteem In which Mr.
and Mrs. Day are held. The Outlooh
club. Of which the bride Is a member
gave her surprise a few days ago In be
slowing upon her q linen shower. After
| the ceremony, which was the ring service
refreshments were served, Mr.. and Mrs
Day will be away for short time uno
| then for the present will reside with his
father.
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STANTON CENTER.

Miss Florence Hubbard has returned
from Burlington for the summer, where
she has been engaged as milliner.-Mrs.
T.. -. Wilder and little daughter. Marjorie,
have gone to Wcstticld. Mass, for visit
of several weeks.-Miss Emma Brown of
Canton, n. Y, and sister, Mrs. l., ]. Peter
son. of St. Adams were recent visitors IN
this ,laco--Class Coura Geous of the swan
ton Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
at A. p. RcYce's Friday night.-M'Ss
DAISY Royce closed the school Friday with
Il luncheon on the Jcnnison ledge.-Mr
and Mrs. ]. T. Cartin and two daughters
Nellie and Doris. and Miss Mary Dolan
entertained the following guests at their
camp on Sandy point, West Swanton.S sun
day: Mrs. Fedora Cady, Miss Marion Cady
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Cady and little
daughter, all of SweetsburS, p. O., Miss
Margaret Lawson of Brooklyn, n. y, and
John ana Ellery Dolan of North Berk-
shire
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FRANKLIN.

Misses Ruth ana Esther Anderson are
visiting in Essex Junction and Burling-
ton.-.Miss Catherine Hurlbut, who has
been spending few days ut her homo
here, returned to Boston Saturday.-MrA.
Emma Bell returned from burlington
Friday Mrs. Helen Randall and Miss
Ella Randall returned from Hlghgate
Gore Saturjay.-Nirs. D. NJ. Toof and
Mrs. Hattie Capron of Malone, N Y.
have been spending Il few days with
friends hcre.-Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Whit
ney OF Mortified are guests OF his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Whitney,
Mrs l.. A. Hill returned from johnson
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Pratt
and family of Mechanicsvile are visiting
his brother. A. S. Pratt.
Ralph Willard of New York arrived In
town Tuesday and is guest of his grand
mitlIcr. Mrs. Laura Robic.--Mrs. c. l..
Towc and daughter returned Monday
after spending n week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney In Bakersfield
Mrs. II. NJ. Proper ana daughter, Mrs
W. j. Jarvis of Prescott. Ont, are guests
at w. G.. Proper's.--J. II. Pierce was In
jured when his horse ran awey Mon
day, demolishing the wagon and harness
Mrs. Skeels of Highgate Center. is
visiting at II. b. Tillotson's.--M G.. l.
Green and son of Rchford are guests
of Mrs. G. w. Powell
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ENOSRURG.

A very large gathering of the schools
and their friends was held in the
woods of r. Cassidy Friday. 1t is estr-
mated that more than 700 were pres
cnt. The literary program was pre-
sided over by Superintendent Wallace
and was finely carried out by the chill
dren of the various hools.-Thc
women of the Congregational society
have for many years served dinner
on the Fourth Of July. This year they
have concluded TO have the dinner Sat
urdav. July /, on account of the Con-
grcgational Church of Bakersfield
celebrating its Tooth anniversary July
4.-Frederic Baker of Montclair, \. j.,
Is visiting his cousins at the Wright
homestead. He had come to Burling-
ton to be examined for entrance to the
L. V. NJ. and came from burlington on
his wheel He Is the son of NJ. y.
Baker of the Engineering News, who
with his wife are now in burlington
attending the 25th anniversary of their
graduation from the university. Their
daughter. who will graduate another
year. goes to California in July as a
delegate from her fraternity to the
| conference of colleges in Pasadena.
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ESSEX.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stevens and son,
who have lived at South Hero for the
rast II years, have come back to this
place to reslde-Miss Kate Moran spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.-Miss la
Parker closed successful term of school
in Mr.. Durys dstrict-Mr. and Mrs.
Edison 1'fford OF Grand Isle were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Weed Sun
day.-Mrs. Hannah Page OF Mooers Forks,
" Y. is visiting friends In town.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Ars. c. II. Nichols
Iuesday.-Mss Bessie Fletcher, who is
teaching at Winthrop. Mass. is at home.
Mrs. Mary Flood has gone to Crafts
bury to visit friends. Miss Alice Davis
closed n very successful term of school at
Futler's Corners Thursday. The pupils
having perfect attendance were: Elsie
Devino Ruth Mulvihill. Malvina Yandow
Edward Yandow, Claud Yandow, Hazen
Remington and Earl Martell; present
every but tardy Beatrice Mcclure. Har-
riet Mulvihill, Marion Mulvihlll and llar-
iis Yandow
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

A lumber and shingle mill, owned by L.
Il. Chaplin, near Hazen's Notch on the
road from here to Lowell. was burned
about twelve o'clock Saturday night. A
quantity Of lumber was also burned. The
origin of the fire is not known as the mill
had not been running the past week
There was no insurance and the loss will
he borne entirely by Mr.. Chaplin.
Mrs. Elmira Gay of Milford, Mass. has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Lydia
Grigss. She returned Friday.-Mr and
Mrs b. w. Peasc, spent Saturday and
Sunday In Cambridge visiting relatives
]. j. Bennett has gone to Burlington for
few days.-Mrs c. A. Gardyne is in
North Troy.-Thc closing exercises of tho
school will be held Friday evening in
Gardyne's hall. The public Is urged to at
tord. A play will be given at the close
Fred Cotuoir, charged with having sci
fire to L. r. Chaplin's mill, was brought
before II. o. Rowley, justice of the peace,
A number of witnesses were examined.
| Tie RESPONDENT was discharged.
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Go fhe statcrooms taken and will sail
this week Friday.-Charlotte Jenne of
Middlebury College is with her aunt,
Mrs. l.. L. Marsh, for the SUMNER
Mrs. A. a, Aseltinc returned Satur-
day from q two weeks stay with her
brother, DR.. C. r. Draper, in Mcdford,
Mass.-Nliss Ruth Draper Is at home
from Abbott Academy for the summer
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Burt and Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Ruitcr of Burlington
were in town Sunday, returning from
carriage drive into Canada.-Larry
Gardner of the Boston American Red
SoX was at home over Sunday.
The Rev. Z. A. Legg and l.. II. Pomeroy
were In West Berkshire Tuesday even
ing, where Mr. Legg told the story Of
1.-THE World in Boston to the brother
hood class of the Methodist Church-Mr.
and Mrs. William Stafford Of Franklin
were In town over Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Galbraith returned TO Springfield, Mass,
Monday evening.--II d. Kendall has re-
turned from Springfield, Mass, having
disposed of his building lots there, Frank
Colcord left Monday for W'anno, Mass,
where he has q position In a summer
| hotel
Mrs. C. J. Chamborlin and her daugh-
ter, Mrs f. J. Tyler. and three child
rem went Wednesday to North Troy
for few days visit,-Mrs +. 8
Hutchinson returned Tuesday from
Glens Falls. n. Y. She will spend the
rest of the week ut Lake Carmi as
chaperone for n party of young ladies
e. J. Ryan, the new principal of Tho
high school, with his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. b. G. Rogers OF Cabot, and ex
Principal Z. V. Perkins and his father
T.. 2. Perkins of Bridgewater were
in town Wednesday-D. NJ. Rose ant
Z. ]. Tyler will attend the summe
meeting OF the Vermont Press associ
alton in Burlington to-day.-NIlss Ev;
Madam of Lynn, Mass, is a guest q
C. w. Iganctot's.--II. d. Kendall Is II
st. Adams where he has employment