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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-17

Denver. Col, Sept. 16.-one term for
President and the necessity of selecting
Governor Woodrow Wilson for that Of
flee in November was the central thought
of campaign addresses delivered, today
by William J. BryaP ips 4Ais tour of
northern Colorado AtHafti Collins he
emphasized this point andb scored Col.
Roosevelt for asking. q, thirde tenn
Roosevelt is an eleventh. houF convert
to Progressive principles said Mr.. Bry-
an "and should not bee trusted until he
has proven his sincerity nYAd s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-17
BRYAN SCORES TAFT.
Says He Went In BY Millions, Will
taR y, Co. Out v mani n1ousIy.

Greedy Coll Sept 16.Lfm "a speech
here today william ). Bryan charac-
terized President raft as 1.-THE trnan who
went into Office With a million majority
and who will go oat by unanimous con-
sent" sT 1st a4atif
Mr. Bryan referred to Theodore Roose-
welt 1.-The most dangerous man in the
country" He criticized the action Of
Roosevelt While President by allowing
the absorption of the Tennessee Coal &
Iron Co. by the United States Steel Cor
poration. He said the former President
recognized the trusts as permanent in
situations, free of the competition. while
he recognized competition as legitimate,
in all other lines of human endeavor
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WHITING.

The Ladies' Aid society We're entertained
at Mrs {. r. Browns October > The
following officers were elected: President
Mrs. T.. W. Baker: vice-president Mrs
e. r. Brown: secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. II. e. Kelsey.-Mrs +. A. Need
ham and daughter. Beatrice. visited in
Rutland Monday.--Mrs Martha Thomas
is visiting her sister. Mrs, c. X. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Blow are the parents Of a
son. Mrs. Alice Needham, who went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
has improved and has SO far recovered
that she is at homc.-Thc village school
has been closed for seve.a! days, due to
the Illness of the teacher. Miss Walch.-
f.. A. Ncedham while working with his
gasolene engine burned his hand badly.
F.. j. Barnett of Crown Point Is guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Mason-Aiiss Flora
Smith Is tho guest OF her uncle and FAM
lily in IInesburg.-M Walker of Pitts
ford is the guest OF Mrs. Clara Brown
Henry Wells was at home from Mont
pclicr over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Denton and daughter Prudence. or Bran
don visited his parents over sunday
Bern Crosby went last week to Boston
to meet his wife. who came recently from
Nova Scotia. They came to town Satur-
day night and will reside here.
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MoNKT0N.

Mrs. Catherine BcGor died Wednesday
morning at the home of her sister. Mrs
n. c. Gage. after long and painful
illness, aged "A years Mrs. Begor was
born In Iinesburg. July 10. 1898 Soon
after coming TO Monkton. where she has
resided since September s, 1855. she was
united In marriage to Peter BeGor and to
them were born five children. four Of
them now survive, Joseph. OF Rutland
Lewis and John OF this town. and one
daughter, Mrs. J. J. Elliott of Newport
~ H.; also one sister. Mrs n. C. Gage
of this town. Mrs. Begor was woman
of many good qualities. The funeral was
held at the Methodist Church Friday at
two o'clock. The Rev G.. c. Cornell, as
sisted by the Rev, q. N. Franklin of the
Friends Church officiating. The bearers
were t. II. Palmer. w. C. Donehue
Harry Vancleet Fred Miles The floral
offerings from the Grange and other
friends were beautiful. Burial was In
Pine Ridge cemetery, Mrs. Laura Titus
OF Worthwhile, who was called here to
attend the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs
Begor. returned home STANDARDIZATION
Murray of Lincoln and Mrs. George Dam
forth and her mother. Mrs. Julia Parent,
OF Bristol. We're here Friday to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Begor.-Joseph Begor
and son, Walter who were called here
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Begor,
returned home Saturday. Mrs. |. j.
Elicit of Newport. N. H.. who has been
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Eldridge visited
at Amasa Fairbrother's in Cabot Sunday.
Miss Marian Bole of Connecticut is
the guest OF her brother. the Rev. A.
s. Bole.-Mrs Henry Joslyn has re-
turned from the hospital in Burlington
Mrs. Rose Austin died Friday night at
the home OF her brother. Peter oliver,
where she has been cared for In her last
sickness. She formerly resided in Haver-
hill, Mass. The funeral was held from
the house Monday afternoon at one
o'clock. She leaves brother and sister.
Roy Young. who has been visiting his
parents for the past month, returned to
his work in Utah Monday. His brother.
Victor. accompanied him.-Mrs. Hiram
Darling is spending the week with her
parents in Cabot.-Robert Allen was in
West Burke Monday.--Mrs. Farnsworth
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. w. S. Wright
Mrs. William Harram has returned to
Burlington.-The annual church fair held
Saturday by the ladies' of the Congrega-
tional Church was a uccess.-Mrs Don
OF Walden is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Aver. and grandson, Arthur Burbank
Little Burton Stuart has been i'll and I'M
able TO attend chool.-Robert Harvey Is
working in the creamery.-Mrs. Robert
Smith is In poor health
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

daughter was born Friday to MI
and Mrs. Benjamin Garen.--Senator J. J
Quinlan and Representative z. HudsoT
Converse returned from Montpelier FIR
day.-Mrs. w. H. n. Varney returned
Saturday from Rutland, where she wen
to attend the annual convention of th1
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. Francis Jacobs has closed her hous !
and has gone to Burlington, where slid
Will make her home among her chill
dren-Burton e. Beers and family 81
Jericho spent Sunday in town with MrI
and Mrs. H. s. Fonda. Mrs. Beers pa Il
ents.-NIiss Mary White, who spent
the summer at the Wooster farm, III
returned to her homo in Austin Texas
Cyrus Woodbury. Of Illion. n. Y. ha 4
been visiting his sister, Mrs Mct 4
Teelyea.-Miss Clara Harris has return1
cd to Monkton after spending two week 4
with her father. j. Avery Harris.-Mr RI
ana Mrs Joseph Rabideau of Keesvillc.
N. y, have been visiting Mrs. Rabideau
brother. Moses Teelyea and family. =
Prof. A. l.. Emo is spending a few days
In Boston.-Mr and Mrs. Moses Teelyoa
left Monday for Saratoga, n. Y, to at.
tend the funeral of Mrs Teelyea
father. Mr.. Woodbury. Miss Emma
bacon OF Burlington. former resident
or charlotte, accompanied by her aunt
Mrs Chauvin OF Sheburne. were in towr
saturday calling on friends Miss Alice
Emo has been appointed assistant dea.
coness OF a Methodist Church in Albany
n. Y. and has gone to take up he,
| duties
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WINOOSKI.

Edna L.. John Il. Lavely's fast horse.
has returned from successful season
on the track. She started in six races.
winning first money in four second
money in one, third money in one. She
won the go pace and the free-for-sll
against a fast field at the South Wal
lingford fair, Her owner. Mr. Lavely.
Is exultant over her success this year
and predicts an even better season for
her in 1918
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Dupaw. who
formerly lived in this town, but who
have been residing in Washington, d.
Burlington. MIR, Dupaw for 10 years was
employed as a Waterman in the treas
ury department in WASHINGTON.
Hermann Brandeau was shot Saturday
afternoon while sitting behind a stump in
the woods near South Burlington. His
gray cap was mistaken for squirrel and
the bird shot OF either two Polanders or
Italians who were out shooting. struck
him. innicting only scalp wounds. lie
was able to walk into Winooski and to
have the wounds dressed by DIR. Heath.
He will not be kept from his work
Edward Adams and Miss Bertha Vile.
marie, daughter of Mitchell Villemaire,
were married at St. Francis Navier
Church Monday morning. The Rev. J..
r. Audet was the celehrant OF the nuptl al
mass ana performed the ceremony.
attended him and the bride was ATTENDED
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MIDDLEBURY.

Contractors expect to finish work on
the under pass AT the depot this month
If the weather continues favorable Work
VAS begun Monday TO straghten out the
difficulties of travel on Elm and Seymour
streets. Il is expected that these roads
will be IN good working condition by
the middle of the week.-Eiarey Cook Of
Whiting sailed from Montreal Monday for
Capetown, South Africa, in charge of
cargo Of merino sheep for j. a. Wright
of Middlebury. Mr.. Cook has previously
made several trips to South Africa as
we'll as to South America and Australia.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Duncan We're up to
Montreal last week to see Mr.. Cook be-
fore his departure. Mrs. Cook. who Is a
sister Of Mr.. Duncan. accompanied her
husband on the vOyage.-Mrs Laura
Wells returned to Milton Monday after
a three months visit here to her niece.
Mrs. Charles A. Pratt.-Mrs. Slenna May
wood is In Fowler visiting her sister.
Mrs. l.. +. Cashmer.-Miss Minnie
Bell, who has been in town for
the past week. coming here with the re-
mains of her mother, Mrs. Lewis c. Bell
who died In South Boston 10 days ago,
returned to her home in that city Monday,
| Miss Mary Ann Mills, who had been in
| i'll health for some time at her home on
South Main street, died late Friday even
| ing al the age of IS years. She is survived
by few cousins. Miss Mills was a life
| long resident in town. The funeral
| was held from her late home
on South Main street Monday
afternoon and was largely attended. DR..
D. Fl. Corkran of the Methodist Church
OBLIGATED and the burial was in the family
! lot in the Munger street cemetery.-G
Wilson. who has spent the past few weeks
In different parts of the State has re-
turned.-George NJ. Wright has gone to
| Shoreham and will return the first of the
week with his family They will occupy
the Lawrence house on Main street
Miss Mary Eckley, who made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Chaffee for
| the past seven years. died Saturday after
noon at the age of IL years. The cause
| of death was the effects of shock Of
paralysis three weeks ago from which she
never recovered. She Is survived by a
brother William Eckley of New York city.
At this writing the funeral arrangements
had not been made.--P. +. Chapman Is
making improvements on his two houses
AZ the corner of Court and Washington
| StreetS'-l'aNld Lafayette ana soh-lh-ia"
have returned from a several weeks stay
| In Canada.-The corn show to be given
in the Y. NJ, C., A. rooms on Seymour
street under the auspices OF the Addison
County Y. NJ G. A. committee in co-
operation with the several superinten
dents promises to give an impetus to corr
growing all over the county. 1t Will be-
held November and 2. There are be
tween 10 and 100 boys in the contest al
ready and 1t Is hoped there will be a.
many men by the committee. A
Xenkert of New York. city editor of tn,
Live Issue, will deliver a free lecture or
Socialism. Moral and civic Menace
on Saturday evening. The lecture will h'
under the auspices Of the Is. Of C.-Mis
Katherine McIiugh returned to Haver
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here during tho last sickness and death
OF her mother. Mrs. Begor, returned
home Monday.
ADDISON.
Miss Helena Palmer. who has charge
OF the girls at the State school, was In
town over Sunday, the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Palmer
Joseph Cha,nberlin's boy was kicked in
the face by a horse sunday.-May Crane
has secured position in the State
school at Vergennes.--Mr. and Mrs. julius
Clark entertained Bert Mitchell Of sc
Adams over Sunday.--Grand View Grange
observed "Neighbor's night" October 4.
II was an enjoyable occasion. About 80
of the Beaver Glen Changers of New
Haven we're present and gave a fine en-
tertsinment-Mrs. Julia Clark Barber.
wife Of Cornelius Barber died at her
home Tuesday last. having been III only
a few hours. although she had been in
falling health for several years. She
leaves besides her husband one son. Ira
s. Barber.-Clarebell Marshall OF White
hall, N. ". IL the guest Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Marshall.
Marshall has returned from the circui,
of the fairs with his stock. and Mrs
Waldo Clark have had as their CUES
Ralxa Brown Of Chicago. -Judson Day 1.
i'll at Flora whitfords, with erysipela
| in his feet and limbs.
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HAPPENINGS
IN VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
Of, White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
VERCENNES.

r. II. Holcomb has completed drilling
an artesian well for T. NJ. Strong on his
farm, occupied by Willard Hill. that is per-
haps the deepest farm we'll in the State.
The we'll is 20 feet deep and the water
comes up 20 within 20 feet of the top.
4 depth of ca feet was drilled before
striking water-Mrs. A. 7. Needham,
who has been critically Ill, is now con-
sidered out of danger.Henry Austin and
Miss Jennie Buckly were married Fri
day afternoon at ST. Peters Church
parsonage, the Rev. l.. A. Vezina per-
forming the ceremony. Joseph Austin was
best man and Miss Emma Lavalley acted
as bridesmaid X. NJ Hayes and
son. Maitland of Grand Island, Neb.. are
visiting her son. Frank Fortier. This is
Mrs. Hayes's first visit to this city In Is
years.-C. 7. s. Pierce slipped and fell
on the steps at the postoffce Friday
afternoon. fracturing several ribs and
sustaining some severe bruises
Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Devoid cce-
brated the goth anniversary of their mar
riage Saturday evening. About so of their
relatives and friends were present. a
number of them being from the towns of
Addison, Ferrisburg. Willston. Shell.
burne and Bristol. Mr.. and Mrs. Devoid
We're given many beautiful and useful
gifts.-Miss Winona Ball has returned &c
Ferrisburg after two weeks visit to the
Misses Tryon at Basin Harbor.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter NIiddlebrook Of Mortified
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.
Middlebrook, Sunday.
At a special vestry meeting Monday
evening at st. Paul's Church to elect dele
| gates to attend the special diocesan con
vention at Burlington November 10. te
! elect coadjutor bishop, Charles L. Par
| ler, Nicholas ]. McCuen and John A
Harrington were elected delegates ant
Frank A. Ross. Timothy Neville ant
Robert W. McCuen were elected alter
nates-M. l.. Barton went Monday nigh
10 Boston to attend the electric show
now being held in that city.-The Rev
G. T. Harvey joined the excursion t.
Boston Monday night.-Attorncy anc
| Mrs George w. Stone have gone on
carriage drive to Montpelier.-'rhe schoo
In Miss Ada Crosby's room has beef
closed on account of scarlet fever.-Mrs
E. T. Field is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Hugh Philips. of Montpelier.-The Mis-
slonary society of Ferrisburg will NEE
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William
Pecue. Miss Lawson, field secretary. 1
expected to be present-Mr. and Mrs. G
+. o. Kimball went yesterday to Newton
Center to visit DIR, and Mrs. J. +. Pow
ers.--David S. Roberts leaves to-day 10
Malone. y. y, where he has position
as manager Of the Sheffield Farms mil
rlant. Mrs Roberts will join him mex
. week.
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hospital treatment.--Mrs Nellie Martin
has taken an apartment In Burlington for
the winter; the Misses Eleanor and Dor
othy FOLSOM will spend the winter With
her and attend school.--The remains OF
Hollis futile were brought here Monday
morning and Inferred in tho village GEM
etery.--The entertainment given by Ed
ward Frye Thursday evening was we'll
a ttended and much enjoyed by all. The
receipts were about 81
LEICESTER.
Hiram Moore is seriously ill.--Miss Bes-
sic Miller Of Ripton is visiting at Austin
Johnson's.--Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Law
renee Of Brandon spent Sunday at Maud
Nash's. --Miss Exile Moore and Miss Dur
ply Of Fowler were guests at H. N.
Morse's Saturday and Sunday.
RIPTON.
Joseph Murray has sold his farm to
Henry d. Murray and will move into
his new house in the Hollow. G.
p. Boynton has returned from the hos
pital at Burlington.-Mrs. Jennie Boyn-
ton and Sylvanus Bean we're united In
marriage Saturday evening Mt the home
OF the brides niece. Mrs. Louise Dragon
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Charles S. Coulton in the presence
of an invited company Of friends and
relatives
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Rev. f. j Meader of Bristol con-
Quoted services at the Friends Church
and at Jerusalem Sunday. Benjamin j.
Tabor Of Minnesota. IA former resident
here. 81 years old. spoke on temperance
In the morning Mrs. d. ii. lnderhili'
Madame Inderhill and Miss Emma WILL
liams returned to Brooklyn Friday'-Mr'
and Mrs. Andrew Hallock and chi'nren'
who have been visiting relatives mere re-
turned Friday to their home IN ShirieS'
Mass.-On account of quarterly meeting
at Monkton Ridge there will not he any
service here Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Gull
len Shattuck attended the funeral OF her
uncle, Lowell belong. in Lincoln Sunday.
The Ladies' Home Circle VIII meet fri-
day with Mrs Edwin OrVIS.
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SALISBURY.

NJ. S. White is able to be out Of doors a
little each day.-Mrs. D. NJ. More. who
has been Ill. Is about the same and fears
are entertained that she will not recover.
A Progressive club of over 81 members
was recently organized Or. Averill and
Professor Mcfarland of Middlebury were
present Mrs. George Jeffrey of Brock
ton, Mass. who has been visiting at Mrs.
Hamiton's. returned to her home on
Monday.M. A. Thomas was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday. He re-
turned on Monday. Mrs. Thomas will go
late in the week for stay of a few
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs +. j. Sumner were
In Poultney over sunday, where their
daughter is attending school.-Mr. and
Mrs. Waterbury Of New York, who have
been at f. b. Severys for few days,
have returned to their home.-W. F. Bump
is attending the grand lodge session OF
q G. r. at Rorre
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BRISTOL.

The treasurer Seeker will meet at
the church Thursday, October 10. Mrs
]. Il. Jacobs and Mrs. A, e. Wright
Will serve rcfreshments.--Car Nor
ton has entered the employ OF the
South Side drug store.-Mrs. O. j. Me-
Shane Is visiting her son in Poultney,
Tine Home Circle of the Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Mrs. T..
Il. Bingham October 9.-The c. J. Bell
Pomona Grange met here Octo-
Der 9.--Miss Nellie Hayes has a position
in the Bardwell House In Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward MCGEE of Gard
ner, Mass, are visiting herA-Lowell
Delong, veteran of the civil War,
died in Lincoln Thursday night lie
was "A brother of X. l. belong of this
town.-Orrin Farr of Pike. n. H.. a.
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q,
w, Farr--GeorEe Jacobs and family
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JONESVILLE.

Mrs. Mary j. Pease has gone to Fitch-
burg to visit her dauyhter.-Miss Sophia
Williams was at her home in Charlotte
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Whalen were in Burlington Saturday
William Ieatherington spent Sunday at
c. G. Fullcr's. Mrs. Heathering ton. who
has been spending few days with her
parents, returned to Royalton sunday
even.ng.-Mr and Mr.. F. \. Balch. who
We're married in Glen sutton. can. Octo-
Der 2, have returned To their home
Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Crandall ard Mrs.
A. j. Crandall were in burlington Mon
day.-Thc Lend-a-hand Circle Of Kings
Daughters Will celebrate their end an
nversary Thursday at the halL-Mtss
Irene Whalen of Burlington spent sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
r. Whalen.-Mrs Ellery Fay of Essex
Junction has returned To her home after
being n guest of her sister, Mrs cynthia
Hapgood A. AlGer, who las been i'll.
is able to be around again.
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COLCHESTER.

Rev and Mrs. a. y. Woodruff cele-
brated their 50th anniversary Tuesday,
Oct. 1 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Densmore. In the afternoon many|
relatives and friends called, and In the
evening a reception was held. The largS|
rooms. which were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers were we'll filled with
guests from all parts Of the State, New
Hampshire and Massa chusetts DR.. W. a,
Davidson Of Burlington was present and
gave an interesting sketch of the mar
ried life of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff. and
try Two very fitting poems were read.
which were written for the occasion. one
by the Rev. Slas Perry of Richford, and
the other by Mrs. Martha Jackman Of
Waterbury Center. Among the guesta
present from out of town We're. Mrs.
Nellie Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wyman
of St. Johnsbury. Miss Jessie Scott cf
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Sutton oe
Barre Mrs Carrie Lawson and Mrs.
Angle Haskell of Troy. y. H.. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Orton and daughters. Glady.
and Mildred, of Walden. DR.. and
Mrs. Davidson, of burlington. the
Rev Mr.. Naylor. late state missionary
of Vermont Baptist state convention. and
Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Cooney of East Barre.
Many gifts were received largely in
money, amounting to about 800. Re-
lfreshments We're served.
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ORWELL.

MI. and Mrs O. :. Wisel returned
Saturday from Shoreham.-Mi Mary
Williams has moved into Mrs. Bull S
house in the village and rented her place
to c. l.. Bodhsh, who will take possess
sion this week.-Thc first meeting of the
season 90 the Fortnightly club was held
in the Ladies' rooms on Tuesday with
Mrs. John Vail as hostess. This meeting
was a reunion OF all members. past and
present.-The Rev. Joseph Paquet has re-
signed his PASTORAL" of st. PaUl's Church
and is making plans to leave town at
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. John Cowan Of Lynn, n. H.,
occupied the pulpit Of the Congregational
Church Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. w. G..
Iarrabee are taking a carriage drive. 60
ing to the eastern part Of the State and
New Hampshire.-Miss Nellie Sullivan
and Frank Fredette were married in ST.
Genevieve's Church by the Rev. Father
Archambeault Monday morning. They
were attended By Miss May O'Brien Of
Ticonderoga and Eugene Leonard OF this
place--News was received Monday even
ing of the death OF our townsman, Sam
ue I. Northrup. who was visiting his
nephew. DR.. Herbert n. Sduires, of
Utica, n. Y. The remains were brought
here Wednesday,
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LINCOLN.

MIR. and Mrs. Walter Russell of More
town are visiting at G. A. Thayer s.-The
funeral OF Lowell Delong was held from
William York's Sunday, where he has
been staying the past few months. The
Rev. Tine IIill officiating.--The annual
sale Of the Industrial will be held in the
Ladies' Aid hall Saturday evening. Oct. 49,
Elmer Parent has bought a yoke of cat
tie of Lincoln Lumber Company.--The
Lincoln Lumber company has been shut
down for a week to clean their dam
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BRIDPORT.

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Edith Nison and William Patrick Casey.
DR. and Mrs. Blaisdell have returned
from Burlington.-Thc annual meeting of
the Ladies society of the Congrega-
tonal Church was held at the
vestry October 3. Following are the
officers elected: President. Mrs. O. L..
Gibbs vice-president. Mrs G. r. Walk
er; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. d.
T.. Rce.-F. 3. Miner. NJ D.. Of Michi-
gan. is with his parents here.-Berkley
arrabee OF Ayers Mass. is visiting his
sister, Mrs. G. +. Wolcott.-Misses
Mary Smith. and Eleanor Palmer nave
returned to Chicago-Mrs. George Shea
las returned to Boston. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Riley.--Mrs. f. l.. Con-
Nnrse of BURLINGTON IL with friends here.