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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Thta by virtue o. an execution to
me directed and delivered, aad now
in my hands, issued out of the Clerk 8
office of the Eighth Judicial District
Court. State of North Dakota, In and
''or the County of Ward, upon a
judgment rendered in said Court In
favor Of R. w. and J. R. Pence,
Plaintiffs, and against Phillip Nil.
Ter and Lena Miller, Defendants, I
have levied upon the following de-
scribed real property Of said Desen-
dants, to-wit: The West hal (Wh)
of the Northeast quarter IN. r "
O Section Ten (1O) in Township One
Hundred Fifty-one (15l) North, Of
Range Eighty-one (s1) west in Ward
County ard State Of NcIta Dakota,
and that I shall, on Wednesday, the
9Th day oil May, a. D. 1912 at the
hour Of two O'Clock p. NJ, of said
day, at the front door OF the Court
House in the City Of Miuot. in said
Coutny and State, proceed to sell the
right, title and interest of the above
named Phillip Miller and Lena NIL
Ter, in and to the above described
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

'S''S6 VI WIN 1~NC DALE.
Notice is hereby given that default
having been made in the payment OF
a certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by William C. Harding and Lu-
III E. Harding, his wife, mortgagors, to
Sawyer State Bank of Sawyer, N.
Dakota, . corporation, Mortgage,
dated the first day Of November,
1910, and filed for record in the office
of the Register Of Deeds Of the
County of Ward and State of North
Dakota, on the 4th day of November,
1910, and recorded In Book 1876 df
Mortgages at Page 160, will be fore
closed by a sale of the premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the lfront door Of the
Court House in the City of Minot in
the County of Ward and State Of
North Dakota, at the hour OF 2
o'clock P. M, on the Elevnth (11)
day Of May, A. d. 1912, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale. The premises de-
scribed in such Mortgage and which
will be sold to salts Y the same are
described as follows, viz: The South
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
ty of Ward, IS.
IN COUNTY COURT, before Hon
N. Davis, Judge.
The Hannaford Mercantile Company
a domestic corporation, Plaintiff
VS..
Mrs. H. G. Peterson, Defendant.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
PENDANT, Greeting: ....
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in the above en-
titled action, which is now on file in
the office of the Clerk of the Couu-
ty Court in and for Ward County,
North Dakota, and to serve q copy
of your answer. thereto upon the
subscribers within ten days after the
service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of service, and
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in case Of your failure to appear and
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint herein.
Dated at 'Minot, N. D., this 18th
day of March, A. D., 1919.
COYLE & HERIGSTAD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
ninot, N. D.
4-4t6-
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five pas
senger automobile in first class
condition. New top and tires.
Fully equipped. viii trade for
horses broken to work or for 4
light runabout in first class condi'
ton. Lock Pox, 367, Ross, N. Oak.
3-18-t3cg
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clydesdaie Stallion for eals
For sale i've registered Clydesdalo
stations from to years Old.
These horses have been raised hore
are acclimated, ven bed and are
good horses. Address ". 0Do,
Brcokbank, N. D.
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property, to satisfy said judgment
and costs, amounting to Cne Hundred
Fifty-seven Dollars and eight Gents.
together with all accruing costs Of
sale, aud interest on the sam. from
the 'th day Of Marc 1912, 1T the
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Cow years old, fresh good mich
strain, Will sell cheap.
j. M. Devine, Minot. N. D.
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rate of per cent. per annum, at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
E. y. KELLEY,
Sheriff of Ward County: N. D.
George A. MCGEE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated Minot, N. o.. March 26,
1912. Ats
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

James II. Clarke was In Greenfield.
Mass. the first of the week.--GeorRe
Cummings returned from Springfield.
Mass, Tuesday morning. where he was
called by the death OF his brother.--The
basket bail game Friday night between
the Hardwick A. Az. and the academy
team was won by the latter, q to ia
large number attended the annual ball
and installation OF the Modern Wood
men Tuesday night.--tlarry Drew and
Albert Cox were In Montpelier Tuesday
to take examination before tho state
board OF pharmacy for registered drug
gist..--A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gowcn Sunday. The members
of the Poultry association will have a
poultry show January 30 and Si-Thievcs
entered the memorial building Saturday
night and removed one tho tablets Inc
tablet was of granite and bore the names
of the selection. No clues tn the per
pctrators of the offcnse have Yet beer
found The tablet was to have been So
Monday.
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Hunt: v. g., the Rev. s. s. Cobb: score
tary, r. G. Yattaw. treasurer. H. IL.
Slack delegates to the grand lodge. W.
r. Barrows. r. G. Yattaw; alternates.
IA. 49, Slack. W. n. Adams.
q. ~ Cassidy, Il graduate of University
of Vermont. who has been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Alden for the past
two weeks. left Sunday for Manchester,
n. w.. where he is physical director IT
81. Anselm's College.--The Missionary So
cicty of the Congregational Church will
hold their annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers Thursday afternoon. TN
stead Of Wednesday afternoon ut
the home of Mrs. a. w Norton. The
funeral Of Edgar s. Torrey was held Sun
day at his late residence in West Ferris
burg, the Rev. W. II. Hudson, assisted by
the Rev. j. Hall Long. officiating. The
bearers were John and Loyal Spaulding.
Samuel Gaines and Ebert Stagg. Inter-
ment was in Prospect cemetery. A
utiurtctte composed of Mrs Walter White,
benjamin and Grace Fisher and Wesley
Varney sang. Among the floral offerings
was u bank of flowers from the Home
Circle of tho Panton Methodist Church
and n pillow bearing the word brother
There was a large attendance Joseph
Holcomb has gone to Manchester. n. H..
to enter 81 Ansein's Collcgc.-Thomas
Magner Of Burlington was in town yes
terdav The funeral Of an infant son IT
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Soirell was held
SUNDAY and intcrment was IN the Catholic
cemetery.--NIrs. Allan Lnrrow 20
turned ondav from d few days visit
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WHITING.

DAVID j. Brown, who had been I'm i'll
health for some time, but who had been
up ana about until Thursday. died Sunday
morning OF complication of diseases. at
the age Of 20 years. Mr. Brown was born
IN orwell December It. 1895. where he
lived until about ~ years ago, when he
moVed 10 whiting, where he made his
nome ever since. He married for his first
w'te Miss Frances 4 Pond, who died in
1870. Navins three children. all or whom
are dead. In 1881 no married Miss clara T.
Rlch or Whiting, who survives him Mr.
Brown was veteran OF the Civil War.
having enlisted in Company f.. 1,th W
Mr.. Brown held all tho public offices of
me town OF Whiting and In the year Of
1919 was town representative. lie was n
vestryman of St. rhomas's Church of
brandon. He is survived by a wife. one
brother. Henry Brown, and sister. Mrs.
Mary Cudworth, also of Whiting. The fu.
neral was held from his late home Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock. The Rev. T..
;. Arnold Of Brandon, assisted by the
Rev ". f.. Weeks OF Shcburne, conduct
cd the services. Burial was in the village
cemetery. The house was filled by his
numerous friends who held him in the
highest esteem. The bearers were his
nephews. Frank J. Hubbard of Middle
bury, A. Il. Kilburn Of Bristol. Dugald
Brown. ClYde Brown, T. L. Brown and
carl H. Hubbard Of Whiting. Among
those from out of town to attend the flu
neral were Miss Bearse of Upper Mount
claire y. j.. Mrs. q. G.. Baker and Mrs..
X. o. Sanders OF Brandon. +. J. Hubbard
and MIR. and Mrs. e. + Rich Of Middle
bury.
David J. Brown died January /, aged -
years. The Rev Mr. Weeks of Shelburne
ofi;ciated. assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Ar
mold OF Brandou.-l. A. Webs ter left
Tuesday on a Western trip.-Miss Bcarse
of Mount clair. y. J.. is the guest Of Mrs
y. j. Brown. = harlcs Rich OF Middlcbury
vas In town Tuesday To attend tho fu-
neral OF his uncle. MIR. Brown Mrs. Free
gard and little daughter Weybridge was
in town several days last week to visit
hNr husband and Other relatives Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Stickncy was IN Niddlchury
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Filion Of Winches-
! ter. y. H.. Is in town. the guest of his
parents.--Aiiss Ella Ketcham of Rutland
! + In town
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

TIL" special religious services at the
Methodist Church will he held every eve
ming this week except Saturday Miss
Alice Mead will assist in the singing
The Ladies' Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Kirgsand-M Stella Turner
has returned and commenced n term Of
school in district No. Il Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Van Ornum have returned to
their home IN West Addison after visit, t.
ing her sister Mrs. Homer Chase A
barn with quite "A quantity of hay belong
Ing to Justin Tabor was burned to the
,,round Friday night.-A public installa-
ti"n OF officers of the Mt. Philo Granuc
was held last week Wednesday, ana
the Officers were as follows: W. M.
+. \. Bellows; overseer T.. r. Folsom:
lecturer, Mrs. W. NJ. Dean: steward
Moses reolyea: assistant steward. l.. A.
Elliot: chaplin, W. II. Dean: treasurer
W. f.. Ball; secretary. Mrss Lucy Dean:
gate keeper &. y. 'ronk: Ceres. Mrs
&. a. Cronk; Pomona. Mrs =. 4. Bal
lows: Flora. Mrs. r.. s. Lane, lady as
sisiant steward, Mrs. l.. A. Elliot. 'rh.
installation was in charge OF District
Deputy. John 5. Williams. assisted by
Miss Clara Beach of the Charlotte
Grange. Supper was served.
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MILTON,

Miss A. VI. Crown has returned from
Tonawanda. y. Y. where she WAS called
by the death ~ Mrs. Augustus Crown
rn!on services are being held th!s Wees
for the week OK PRAYER sunday, Mondaf
TUESDAY evenings We're a the Congresa-
tional Church and Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday 2t the Methodist church. Tia
Rev q. II. Locke OF Georgia is assisting
in the meetngs.-John Wade is very H.
with unonia.-Rebekah lodse : II
have their installation OF officers Friday
cvenine. Miss Harriet Rogers has r..
turned from Malone, y. Y. where s.e
went to attend the wedding of her cousin.
Miss Grace Pcasc of burlington was the
guest ~ Miss Gladys Phelps sunday
Mrs Lydia Wolcott Of Belcheriownt
Mass. il the guest Of her sister, Miss ~
NJ Crown.
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. ". r Sturicvant and daughter
returned TO Freeport. Me. Friday.-Mrs,
r. j. Reaman Of Burlington was a gue.,,
OF Mrs. Ella T.. Dana Saturday anG sun
day Thermometers registered from 1G -
=, degrees below zero hero Saturday
morning The officers If BRISTOL lodge II
Odd Follows were Installed F-ridey eN on
inE by D. y. c., " T.. =. Nash OF I;;:r-
lington. assisted by Or r. y" RrisGs.
f.. p. Paine. H. J. I'M l., y. Dixie AMI
q. Q. iN-knci as Grand officers. The Of
hcers installed were: H. y. Tatro. y G..
j. T. HInlon Y. o.; T. x. Wilson, sccla.
tary ". 3 Daggett. treasurer, W. z.
Meade. warden; W +. Campbell, con-
ductor; Il G. TruGo. |. O.: w. II. May
O. c.: z. 8, LHdue. r. s. n O.: Howard
Wright, !. !. y. O.. tho Rev. r. Il
Holman, chaplain; Ii. NJ. Eddy. v. ),
" G.; W. W. Odeti, /. S Y. c., r. $
Ferguson, r. S. s.; X. J. Norton, l.. S 9,
delegates 20 grand lodge. J.. A Neal and
T. II. Briggs: alterrates f. II, Palmer
and J.. * Wilson.
Tho officers OF Onawa Rehekah Lodge
we're installed by Mrs. Eta Harrington,
district atputy president. ns follows
Mrs. Eva Dixie. noble grand Mrs. l.. 4.
Neal vicc-crand Mrs. Genie Durfea
secretary: Mrs. Jennie iathorne treas
urer, Miss Celia Inn. warden: Mrs w
+. Meader. conductor; Mrs &. T.. Frarv
inside guardian Mrs. G. A. Hanks. out
side guardian Miss Evelyn Dumas
chaplain; Mrs. Frances Hatch and Mrs
w. II. Cardell. supporters OF noble
grand Miss Bertha Stewart and Miss
Jennie Bicknell. supporters vice-granJ =
y. j. Clark was at home from Fair Haven
over Sunday.-Andrew Maher and Mr.
| and Mrs. Joseph Martin returned sAtur.
day from visit in Keene. ". H., and
Providence. Y. Mrs. r. Z. Briggs i,
iil,-Mr, and Mrs, A. T.. Grow visited
relatives In Burlington Sunday The
| Treasure Seekers will hold their annua
meeting In the church Thursday after,
noon. January 1i.-Augustus j. Crane
aged e years. died at his home on North
street Saturday afternoon after an III.
ness Of several weeks. He was veteran
Of the Civil War. serving IN Co. D, 10th
Vermont regiment He was a member OF
w. C. Dunton Post and was its quarter.
master. He Is survived by his wife. two
sons. Philip Of Rutland and Cleaves
Crane: Ave daughters. Mrs. Walt,
Wright and Mrs. J. r Daniels of this
town. Mrs. II. l.. Rivers Of burlington,
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ORWELL.

AT meeting OF the stockholders OF the
FIRST National bank held Tuesday the
following board of directors was elected:
George NJ. Wright. Edward r. Young.
clayton y. North, Wilbur B. French and
Davis l.. Wells. The organization Of the
board followed; President. George NJ.
Wright vice president. Edward T.. Young
cashier. Davis L. Wells. Mr., and Mrs. NJ
J." Abbott are the parents of a daughter
born January Miss Addie raymond
has taken a position I'm the central office
The ladies of St, PaHI's Altar society
held "A whist party sa Niday evening that
was well attended Medrick Dumas and
bride OF Clareinonf, y. H.. have been for
week with his mother. Mrs O. r. Du-
mas,-Miss Leda Smith OF Gaysville has
taken the primary department in the VII
lage school. The schools commenced
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CHARLOTTE.

At the church meeting Tuesday thu
following officers wee elected TO serva
for the year: Treasurer. l.. p. McNeiii
ccmmi:tee =. NJ Byin9t0n. ". H. Koarl
man. Gilman Foote: collector. i. =.
Smith; Are committee. T. Il. Smith: ush.
ers. J. H. Thorpe. Gilman Foote, Charle4
Pyington l.. y. Mcneil. Il was decided
70 have the church dinner AZ tlrne sell
ected by the committee. n the SUNDAY
school tile officers are: superintendent
Anna Byiugton. president. l." J. Deani
treasurer Il, II. smith assistant treas
er. Harold Smith; Sunday scironI CONF
mittee. l.. 3. Mcneil. Gilman Foote. Nar.
old Smith. Nellie johns, barry Van Nliet,
Mrs Monroe lin il in Waterbury-A
number from her" are attending the
painry Mems convention in burlington.
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RICHMOND.

At the regular mcctiag Of Mck nley
Lodge. No. -, X. Of p. Thursday even
ing tn" following officers were installed
by H. q. g.. w. &. Fuller, assisted ~
D. G. NJ. ~. J. W, Berry; G. g.. &. u.
Andrews; '. c.. T.. j. Berry; prelate. X.
~. Phelps, ~ w, W. II. Thomas NJ. A..
l.. w. lpouslass. Is, of X. ana s, W y.
squire. Vi r. NJ, j Sahens; NJ. T., W.
r. FULLER; l. O., ~ f. Phelps; q q, r.
Nees. IN" rank al page was conferred
upon u" candidate and after the work
banquet was sorNed'-E. 7. Jacobs has
Stnei IRON NV" weeks stay IN
Fitrhhuts, Mass. ana lebanon, y. H.
Mrs y T., "ohInSou who has been the
guest - her parents. Mr.. ARD Mrs II. \.
HosSet'' mas returned to her home in
Hut'"nd-Ihor' was good attondanc"
~ ih' leap year dance IN Is. =. hail hv
tho t. \ O. H. Friday evening. Lessor 5
orchestra furnished mHslc'--MrS. Alex
and'r T"rr'"n is in tnd'rhll'.
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BOLTON.

Joseph ,iiliett and family have mo.ci
across the river into the Sahns tene-
nrnt.-Mr. and Mrs Fred MAY hnNe
moved into tn" Light house which be-
longs f. Lewis cutter on north side
of the liver The 'iddoo> hro'hers have
recently purchased "a farm On the North
fiold road about three miles from Mont
uoli,r aud Wln move there in February.
They have l"'itcd in.ir Farm IN town 70
Mr.. SpaUldu@ for 81 coming Near.--A
social dance win hc bold nj the home ~.
MIR and Mrs. O. i. Salius r'riday evon-
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The culmination of n pretty romance
took place following the arrival Of the
Chicago express IA an early hour We'd
nesdaY morning. when Miss Viola r
Wagner of Kansas city. Mo. and the
fist church here We're united IN mar
riagc by tn" Rev John :. Goodall. Il.
D. at the home of Or ana Mrs. Good
all The couple met for the first time
two Years ago az Bellville Kans. to
which place Dr. Hidden had been call
ed rs supply. Thus case OF love
at first sight in tho Middle West has
It's ending In mort hcrn Vermont. N1rs
Hidden Is by profession school teach
er and It was while serving as church
orgarist that she met the preacher
destined 20 he her husband. The Bap-
fist Church will tender pastor ana
bride a public reception in tho church
Friday night. Following the marriage
ceremony a dainty luncheon was serv-
cd by Mrs Goodall
Edward pcmae while working in
the woods Monday fell and broke both
arms.
a son was born Saturday night to
Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Wagner. who live
on the River road. TIE child f. a
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Wagner Of ths place
David Demag has received from
/ state Com,r'"s'on"r John W Trtcomb
his re-appointment as deputy fish and
game warden for the year l9l9
! y daughter Elinor Ellen was born
SUNDAY t" Nj ard Mrs. Holm stevens
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vERCENNES.

T. g. rorrey. a well known farmer, died
Thursday night at his home in West
Ferrisburg in the Goth year OF his age.
MIR Torrey was taken i'll with pleurisy
only n few days before and was not con-
sidercd seriously III Until tho day nc died
" hon heart failure set in and caused
his death. Vulgar 8. Torrey was born
il New iJaven in 1859 and was tho son &
]. u. and Emma tSpaulding) Torrey. lie
married in 1879 lIe;tie Brydia OF West
Ferrlsburg For over 30 years Mr.. Torroy
has been a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Panton, for many
years steward. and for several years
Sunday school superintendent. Besides
slis wife. he is survived by three sons
John and Roy of North Arlington. Mass
Willis of West Ferrisburg, four daugh-
tcrs, Mrs. Willard Hin, and the Misses
Jennie. Catherine and Gladys of West
Heirisburg. The funeral was held at
the house Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.--rhe following officers were
elected by the members Of Fierpoint
Lodge, X. Of p: e. c.. II. l.. Hunt; V. c..
g. A. Beach: prclatc. G. r. Slack; NJ. Of
W, +. II. Adams Il. of r.. and s., r.
W. Graves: NJ. of T.. G.. G. Ross: "A If
f.. G. Y. T.. Willard; NJ. at A., II. w
Day.-Mrs D. Bar has been confined
to the house for the past week with
rheumatism. The Rev. George Pomfrey
left Thursday for West Derby. whore he
will enter upon the duties as pastor If
the Baptist Church. Mrs. Pomfrey and
children will remain another week The
congregations of Nergcnnes ana Panton
presented him viii a purse OF SO
AT recent meeting of the Cham
plain Lodge No. IS. l. O. q. r.. the fol-
lowing officers were elected; y. G.. G. A.
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FERRISBURC.

The Social club will meet with Mrs w.
Il. Nichols Thursday afternoon Mrs
II. 5. Rallh who underwent a serious
operation AT the Mary Fletcher hospital
in Burlington. is steadily improving
Anna Gordon Of l'anton is visiting AT Will
liam fecus.-E. f. Bars. who has been
employed on the farm Of A. J. Cushma II
tn" past year. has accepted a position in
+. y. Bakers store. North Ferrisburc.-
The Misses Bertha and Catharine Collins
who passed In" holidays with their par
cnt.. have returned to their schools in
Bellows Falls and Hudson. y. "a large
plumber attended supper ana missionary
meeting at II. j. Carpenters FRIDAY.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ed after a few days ut his former home in
Fowler. THE remains of Mrs. John King.
formerly Miss Susan y. Ross of Middle
bury. were brought here for burial We'd
nesday from Rutland. where she died
Sunday with pneumonia. The body was
taken Immediately to the West cemetery
for interment The funeral services were
held r. Rutland The bearers were all
Grand Army men. Walter w. Martin
James NJ. Tracy. Jerome holland. Charles
Il. Youtt. Martin Barrows and Charles II.
Bain.-.Lcwis Narrab bone has gone to Lo-
we'll, Mass.-Among tho people here from
out Of town are ex-Gov. r. J. Ormsbee Of
Brandon. George II. Franklin and Will
liam F.. tombstone Of Littleton. N. H..
Albert T.. Morgan OF Providence. Il. l.,
MIR. and Mrs Henry Il. Ashland OF Brook
Ign. n. Y. and Jacob j. Harrington OF
Guthrie okla.
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MoNKTON.

The next meeting of the grange Will be
held Friday evening January l.. when
the newly elected officers will he installed
Refreshments will he served THE Rev.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Hall have returned from
East Dorset and Hartford. y Y.-Miss
Lena Gee has returned from Rutland.
where she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs James ACCOMMODATIONS Fuller Of
Panton has been the guest of Russell
Tracy the past week.-rhorc Is to- hc n
public dedication BAH at tho new Wood
mems hall on Wednesday evening, Jan
uary l7.-An oyster supper will be served
in the new dining hall Music will he
furnished 10y the Everest orchestra of
FerrishurE, Mrs. Helen Ross. who has
been III. Is improving ID. +. M"En'ee and
&. 5. Dean are not as well.--'rhe Rev. {. +.
kellogs, is in poor health
Mrs. Frank Meader is III with the grip.
-S"Yeral of SIC young people of Floronia
Orange attended the installation meeting
of Beaver Glen Grange I'm New Haven
Friday. Mrs. Mary SILICON is vis!tin-
friends in Charlotte.-Nrs W II Gee
was called 10 Midilebury by the serious
Illness of her niece. Miss Tlanch Stearns
who died Friday might. The funeral serv-
ices were held Sunday.-Niiss Myrtle Han
sister of the Rev. II. NJ Iall. who has
been here from hartford. y. Y. returned
home Tuesday wv. II. Geo went to Mid
debury Saturday 70 intend the funera
of Miss Blanche Stearns Sunday. lie re.
turned homo Monday.-A son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Cox is i'll with appendicitis
At the installation meeting Of Floronia
-.
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WEST MILTON.

Mis- Mildred Blake has returned 70 her
SCHOOL in Grand Isle after havr. Two
weeks vacation. irving. youngest son II
Mrs. Belle Granger Is i'll With tonsilits -
MIR and Mrs John Ellis ~ Somerv!lle.
Mass. are a. Amos IiNs M. w.
smith il ill.--chesley smith is slowly
gaining from his recent severe attack %
lfdua,. irouLln
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SOUTH sTARKSBORO.

clayton Kmball is IN with pneumonia -
DIR. s. :. Green OF Huffalo. \. v. and
George T.. Green Of West Falls. =. v.
who were The guests of their sister. Mrs.
Mary 4. Young. and other relatives To-
turned 10 their homes Robert Young has
accepted position as foreman Oh n large
farm near Utica y. Y, and viii move
there soon