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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
st. Henry

II. KOhlmesher and wife. of Cincinnati,
nre spending this week here with ]. II. Hto-
mer and other friends.
Mrs. Olem Kessen. of Celina, was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Frank Nader and
and family. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony KeveIder are the hap
py parents OF twin boys. this being the sec
Ond pair brought to TOny's house.
win Burns has returned from Ann Arhor.
Mich. Medical College. whore he has been
taking a special course this past senson.
Judge RenRers and bride returned from q
ten days honeymoon Friday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Acted Like There Was Moth
ing 90 Drink az Minister

Joe Schnmor and Herman Raker, both OF
Minister. and employed BY Contractor von-
derhorst on the new MOerlein Brewing
Company building on South Main street.
were arrested last Tuesday niaht by Mar
Hhhl Pun phrey for being drunk and diaOr-
They settled.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Political Gossip

At meeting OF the Democratic County
Executive Committee last Monday night.
Editor Geo. Pulskamp OF the Bote was rec
commended to the Board OF Elections OF
this county as n candidate for clerk. The
committee then adjourned until Monday
night August 20.
The Deputy State Supervisors OF EIec-
tions, meeting last Tuesday. organized for
the ensuing year. On the toss OF the coin
Editor Geo. F.. Pulskamp OF the Bote won
the clerkship over Attorney o. ID. Rice, the
candidate. The Board there
upon chose John NJ. Hale. Republican. of
Center township, as chief to succeed John
A. Wilson of Hopewell township.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
PLEASURE PARTY
HIT by FAST
TRAIN
Two AIendOn People Killed When
Automobile Stalls ON C. g.
e. Railroad Crossing.

An appalling accident occurred at the
Converse crossing of the Chicago & Erie
railroad, seven miles northeast of Men
don, last Sunday afternoon, when the
Erie Flyer struck an automobile, killing
two occupants OF the car, +. N. Drake
and Mrs. Geo. Golden, and badly injury
ing the formers wife.
Mr.. Golden and daughter and Mr.
Drake's son Elmer and wife were in a
second automobile, following the first
car at a short distance, and witnessed the
horrible fate of their kin.
The disaster occurred within sight OF
the home of Mrs. Beryl Kaufman, a
daughter of Mr.. Drake, where the party
was enroute to take supper and spend
the evening.
A corn field obscured the view of the
track and Mr.. Drake undoubtedly did
not see the approaching train. As his
machine hit the track the engine went
dead, " leaving the car and its occupants
stalled in the path of the flyer. The
occupants jumped, but too late, Mrs.
Drake alone escaping with her life.
When the collision came the car and
occupants were hurled high in tina air,
instantly killing Mrs. Golden. Mr..
Drake was picked up unconscious aud
taken to his daughters home, but lived
only short while. Mrs. Drake's in
juries while serious were not fatal and
she was later taken to her home.
Word was telephoned to Undertaken
w. +. Miller, of Mendon, and he re-
moved the remains to his morgue, where
the bodies were prepared for burial. The
back of the heads of both Mr. Drake and
Mrs. Golden we're crushed, and each had
a leg almost severed. Mrs. Colden's
body was badly mangled.
The remains were later removed to
their respective homes. Mrs. Colden's
funeral was held at the Mendon Church
of God Tuesday afternoon, while Mr..
Drake's funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon from his late home, owing to
the condition of Mrs. Drake, who is still
suffering from the injuries and shock.
f. n. Drake was a son of Joseph
Drake, and was we'll known and we'll
to-do farmer residing east of Mendon.
He was 81 years of age and is survived
by his wife and FIVE children
Mrs. Ella Golden was daughter of
Daniel Vespers, and was 30 years of age.
She is survived by her husband, grocer
at Mendon and a 0-year-old daughter.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
NImbIe SIeuths Get on
Wrong Track
tBlunton (Ind.) News.l

The local police thought Sunday evening
that they had located IN this city. at the
Lewis Braton home, Miss Marie Mericn.
who disappeared three weeks ago from Oe-
lima, Ohio. The Hartford City sheriff who
wants Marie. came here I'm response 70
message. only to find upon arrival here
that the Miss Merica at the Bratton home
Is blond instead OF a brunette, as Miss
Marie Is described. The girl visiting the
Brattons said she thought Marie Is distant
y raIafad n her
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

John stubbs, the young son Of DR.. W. o.
Stubs, East Livingston street, who, with
his mother is spending several weeks on the
Stubbs farm, near Lewisburg, suffered q
fracture OF his right arm, last Friday, when
he fell from the barn loft. Word was sent
to his father here, who Immediately went TO
LewisburR and reduced the fracture. The
family returned home Friday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
EXECUTORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Il the Probate Court OF Mercer COUNTY
ohio. we VIII offer for sale, st public aiic-
fion. on the l4th day OF September, 1912
O'Clock p.nl., upon the premises, the fui-
lowing described premises or real estate.
situate ~ the County OF Mercer and state
OF Ohio, and in the Incorporated village uf
Mendou, tn-wit;
Lot No. s5. in buttons addition 10 the to-
corpoTated village of Mendou. Ohio. M'
which there Is assigned to the widow -
Albert Yeoman. deceased, Elizabeth Yft,-
man. n homestead. appraised Rt s2000o.
Said sale 10 he subject 10 the homestead
OF Elizabeth Yeoman hut free OF the dow
er OF snid Elizabeth HeOman.
Also Lot No. 10. in o. Mnurers addition
to the Incorporated village Of Mendon. Ohio.
free OF the dover estate Of Elizabeth YeO-
man. Said property appraised 1T 1900.
Terms of sale-Oash IN bnnd
JOHN A. YEOMAN aud
JESSE M. BURNETT,
Executors OF the estate OF Albert Heumnn
deceased.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Crates Tor Sale

Apple and potato bushei crates for sale.
For 100 or less, 10 cents. For 100 and over, ~
cents piece. These are delivered prices,
any whore along tho Western Ohio traction
line. Sample crate Will be sent upon re-
quest Good commission paid TO agents.
Address AUGUST WISE, Ft Loramie ohio.
Phone 20
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Perfume Factory Granted
Extension Of Time

At a special meeting OF the Board Of
Health at the Mayors Office last Monday
evening. an extension OF time Of sixty days
was granted to Messrs. Pulskamp spieler
of the Stearic Acid plant to comply with
the orders Of the Board TO abate the stencil
that arises from their factory, which at
fills the twon to overhowing and which the
Board recently decreed was a public nui-
sance.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

suit to recover $50 for stock food. In
which the Seneca Stockfood 90, Of THIN.
were pliantifis, and j. s. Kohn OF this city,
defendant. heard in Justice Rice's court
last Monday, resulted In verdict for the
defe ndant, Mr.. Kohn showing that he ship
ped the stock food back TO the company,
when he found it not as represented.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

Fire. believed to be OF incendiary origin,
caused almost SlO0, 900 damage in the village
OF Loramie last Friday morning. when the
general merchandise store Of Willman Bro
theirs and contents, and the Willman res
idence ad joining, together with its contents
including all the clothes Of the occupants,
vpra doqtrOvpd
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

H.H. Fiely, OF ST. Henry. made this office
a pleasant call while in town yesterday.
Mrs. o. A. Rhyme. OF Westfeld, Illinois,
is here on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Deitsch, of Sugar street.
Earl jenkins, who has been engaged in
dredinR work I'm Arkansas for the past four
years, is home on his annual vacation and
having the time of his life. He hoped to
get here before his brother Frank returned
to Missouri, but he was not able to do so.
Frank is also engaged in the same kind of
work-trying to make the waste places fit
In 1.-Two
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Patriotic Fighting Blood Gets
King In Trouble

W. F. King, OF Ft. Recovery, was arrested
BIssel, OF Rockford. charging with him as
sault. King plead guilty in Justice Rice 8
court and was fined S. and costs. He paid
the hill
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
THE GRIM REAPER

Virgil, the little two-ear-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Evans, living near
Mendon, died last Tuesday, following a
short illness, Funeral services will be held
at the NJ. K. Church at Mendon this FRI
day. morning,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

One paper IN ths home "a
worth a dozen An the by
way. THE DEHOCRAT ~
THE HOME PAPER of nEer-
Ger County.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Seed Wheat

Tests 6l and 62 pounds. Recleaned and
PALMER & MILLER.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
Good Property for Sal,

A good 7-room house at scudder, 10 miles
northwest OF Orlinn; one and half acre OF
ground; spondid location for u country
store. Bargain N sold soon. Gall or write
GEoRGE PAINTER, Oolina, Route7
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For wire cuts use Hanford's Balsam.

The Jay County Fair will eclipse all for
mer exhibitions in agriculture, mechanics,
merchandise, education and Transports
tion. September to 8.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

The Montezuma Older Mn Will be open
for work on Thursday and Friday OF each
week until further notice.
s.B. GRAY, Manager.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
CELINA MARKETS

The following were the quotations for
grain, live stock, poultry and produce In
the Celina market yesterday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

Better read q hundred ad-
vertIsements than miss the
one you need. You can save
enough, too, 20 buy more pa-
pers than You now read.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

For the big and little burns in cooking
and baking. keep HAnfords Balsam OF
M6rrh near for quick relief.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

Newspaper stereotypers nse Hanfords
Balsam for relief from splnshinE metal
burns.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16
In Far-OR India

In some unknown mannee a little sample
of HanfOrd's Balsam found its way into an
interior village OF India. 1t was its own
agent and from that small beginning, a
steady trade has developed and each sue
ceeding shipment has been larger.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

Blooded horses. cattle, sheep, hogs and
poultry in numbers larger than ever before,
will be on exhibition at the Portland Fair
September toe.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-16

Lame back cured with Hanford's Balsam
applied thoroughly and well rubbed in.
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samiIie mube fie fidl lpobI fiibIen.

5amilie mube fie fich ipobI fiibIen.
| SAB lnls treiie Ghipcitern iein,1
bat iic, lid babe ME 8cIhipiiter ge.
babt, INN 10 inniger ,pcrbe if mid,
anibIieben."
SD babe Gid idon aus Seii,rths
griefen lleb aeiuonncn," entgegnete
Gina, tic ititlifliebenb.
.Gn n1ilBt ober ouh @coiiIo NIT
mir baben, benn ih ipeib oft fanm,
mas i6 tbue," fiibr Moric fort. Die
Siille bes BIiids bat mid beroliidlt,
ih tam mid in bielclbc rod nidt
bineiniinben iuto oft lit es mir, aIs
OBJ Illes nur Elm Eraum mare.
DIT ermad,e id) bes 9tad)ts, oonn lit
eS mir, als oh ih nod in oem fIeinci
uno orntlid,en ShuIlebrerbaiiie mdre
uno ih ntliB alle araitc suianrnlen-
nebmen, Inn mid ipah 5il riitteln.
Wsein bohlter WiinId iii ia ME ipai.I
ter geaongcn, als eine tleine beldet-
oene 9eiisung 5u baben, auf Der if)
lorgenlos leben fonnte. Sd DeiB
nod ipie Oft meine Wutter nnb ih eli.
he alte 9Guersfrou In Dem Torie be.
neIoet babcn. 0ieieIbe bate cinen
fleinen Soi, oen lie perpohtet bate,
bon Der 8aht bate Tie gans gut Ic.
ben fonnen. aber iie mar 10 eei3ig,
oob lie lid ielbit bas einfntite Giicn
,titt gonnte. Sober Better Ie6te
beiier mie iie, uno ais iie itarb, Der.
iiterte Ser Ir3t, iie iei eigentlih |
perbungert SSsn miiBigen Stunoen
malten mir ms nun aus, ipie mir
leben MOLTEN, fpenn ser fIeine Soi
unier eigentbum ip1re, mir ipoIIten
ibn ieIbit belpirtbihoitcn, moaten pom
ptorgen bis 5l,m Abeno ileibig iein,
INN tpclter 5it fomnlen llno en0lih 70
nlel 5u eriibrigen, bnB mir nah Der
Staot 3ieben ionnten. I2anhe trii.
be Stun0e baben lpir ltns nit ioIGen
Sraumen uuo Hlonen periheu1t."
(6ortiesung foIgt.)
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ME Elm Dieb unb W1rser asbongen4.
Tiir ben OoppeIperbrsher, Der BEN
Raub nnb oen Worb ouf iih Idbt bat
bic 1ltere Sprahe bas Mort .UlDzos
brenner1 gefhaffsn, unb Der .5hipa,
benfpiegel" oronet an: Die Werrdtbsr
finD ober Worbbrenner, bic fpII man
dlIe rabebreden." 9pfinstn in Gdils
Ifrs .Rdubern" bort bon aarI Doors
.Wprobrennereien" uno ipirb bon
Sdipeiaer ais .ein gdnssr MOrbbru.
Der" begriiBt.
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(JprtieBung fpIat.)

gom beiIigen gureuufros
ttus IN JraHtreih. Saoe uub
l9retbe neun Gsntralbeb0rben. eff
0sneraldmter, Elm Minifter, elm linz
terftoatsietretGr, Elm Gen.rqlitobsz
9ef. ungefoar so Sffi3iere unb Beam
ts itno tir5li6 i'm fruns0TiiaenStoot.
psssn zines einaissn S6reibma56is
nsnfarbbanbss in gspesuns gsi,st
iporosn. Die Gufgabs, elm aeeiqnstes
Jarbbuno, oos in ieber 8.aiebuna
ntdt clltin ben anforoerunasn ber
Setnit ,ionbern aud Der Spgien, oss
nugte gu finben, mar fpirtlih fdhtpiez
rig. Die Gttenit0be, bic ieinettpeu.r
oufgeAduft iinb. legen elm bsrebtes
3eugntb oabon ab. Gin Marinsoffiz
5ser batte ein neues sSarbbanb notbio
oa auf elmer tbm pom Dienite sur
Werfigung geitellten S6reibmoi6in.
pds alte abseniist mar. 3undbft
Donote sr fi4 an bic sSnienoantur.
gon ou aus sing iein @efuh tueiter
an Die @eneralintenbantur, an bi.
He9nlingstammer. ia an ben Gene>
rdlltnb on bds 5lottsnausriiftunose
amt, an bus Marinebauamt. on boa
Marine 9sfunbbeitsamt unb @ott
fDeib! fpobin ni6t fpnft nod. erft
nadoem Gle bieie geb0rben in lonoz
athmigen 8eri6ten i6re anfift iibeer
bag Jarbbanb ausgefpro6en batter,
llno etngsbenbe tehniihe unb 5onfti1e
Jraaen erortert tporben tporen osz
langte Der Sffi8ier in ben gefis zines
ydrbbonbes. unb ols er es sn6fid
9atte, ba tauste es niht!
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o 0 m 5GnqerfeH.

.Ginsn iief ersrsifenben, ipeibpolIen
'ginbrad mr1te es f9on, nls bic ettna
tiinfasbnbunbert wsann jtorte sdnatr@
fHnr Dos btrrlife sd BIN olI.in ouf
arsiits plur als srfts g3rosummnum.
eeeS yees~WtA&ee
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Nas In Mnhmy

Fer stnpiiin, ipeid,er sas ariecs.
ihiff gginiiie@ fcnninnSirte, dIs Sas.
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tfani .fnfi benIslBen Nnme,i, ivie bsr
erfirbet bfa beriIbmiei. Sainorrboi.
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setierrti glainf, beute idbe,, int bonfs
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
CAMBRIDGE.

J T.. q. Macoy was in Burlington Thurs
day to attend a meeting of the Mystic
Shriners.-W. H. Burns left Monday for
Berlin. Md. to visit his son, Herbert
He was accompanied by Howard Clark
or Tnderhlll-Miss Myrtle Wallace is
spending the week in Lebanon. N H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Morgan of Richmond
visited friends In town the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce of Providence.
r. l., have been spending several DAYS
with Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Curting.-Miss
Elsie Linden, who has been In BOSTON
the past year, has returned home and
is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. H..
Linden.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Fletcher
Mrs Marian Labounty and Mrs {. W.
Labounty are In camp at Queen City
Park this week-N. NJ. Smith IS attend
Ing the X. =. meeting at Burlington this
Week-H. n Gray visited his daughter
Mrs. NJ ID. Young, at Derby, Sunday
Miss Annie Putnam returned to her homo
In Bloomingdale Wednesday after spend
ing several weeks with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flintom were Wis
itors In Burlington Monday-Mlss Mil
dred Brownell returned to Burlington
Tuesday evening. She was accompanied
home by her grandmother Mrs. Belle
Nathan.-Warner Brush of Boston Is
spending the week with friends and rel
atives here.-Miss Della Briggs returned
home Wednesday evening from Haverhill,
N. H., where she has been visiting for
two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Rev
nods, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds and Mrs.
george O'Nei were in Stowe Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Whitney Is visiting in North
Hyde Park.-Mrs. Jane Leach of Wah-
peton, y. D., Is spending some tinM at
;. Nj. Stafford s.-Miss Ina Telford OF
Richmond visited friends here over Sun
oay.-Mrs. Il. \. Smile. who has been Wis
iting here, went Monday to Burlington
for few days before going to her home
In Gary, Ind Mrs Charles FELTON, and
daughter OF ST. Adams have been spend
ing a week with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Luther Putnam-Mrs Amia Mead
OF Lawrence, Mass. is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. j. 5, l.each.-Mrs. T.. j. Boyn-
ton or Everett, Mass, was a guest at
w. NJ Smiths Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Gates were In
EnosburS Sunday to attend the funeral
of an aunt.
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Mr., and Mrs. l.. S. Morse and son, Ira,
accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs. NJ F..
shafer and son. have gone ON an automo-
bile trip to Toronto and other places in
'anada,-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scott
Mrs Winfield Scott and Madam Trick of
burlington recently took IA carriage drive
To Metcalf pond IN Fletcher.-J A.
waterman of Burlington was a guest at
q. W. Holiness over Sunday.-Mrs
Lorraine Holmes has returned from Massa-
chnsetts and Is the guest of her sister
Mrs Aurilla Edwards Professor and
MIS- CHARLES ). Cornell and daughter
DAME from PENNSYLVANIA are the guests
OF ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ
'ornell-Mrs. j. 4. Waterman of BUR-
lihgton, Miss Bartlett and Miss Siioway
or .sosto1, who We're guests for several
Gays at Il, w. Holiness, returned to HIM.
lington Monday.-1he Jenersonville Gene
terry association held their 10th ami
versary In Woodmen's hall last Friday
evening by serving a public supper. which
about 200 people attended. and giving an
entertainment, which consisted of music
by the band. history VI the Jeffersouyius
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ORLEANS COUNTY
DERBY.

Mrs. Fred Hopkins and Miss Edith Les
lie OF johnson We're the guests of w. T.
hiborn last Week.-Mrs. Alice Clifford and
sons OF Albany visited her aunt. Mrs. A.
b' Hopkinson. and other friends in this
vicinity last week. She returned Friday,
taking cousin. Miss Theo Hendrix of
"estheld. with her.-Hollis Jenne OF
Niareihont, n. H.. Is In town, visiting his
sister and other relattves.--Mr and Mrs
charles Wilkie and son. Earl OF Barre.
are the guests OF her father. Lewis La
mere.-Miss Evelyn Moran from the West
and Ross Moran OF Boston are visiting
their rather. Marvin Moran. Mrs, Walter
Parker and daughter. Isadore of Dorches-
ter Mass, are spending a few weeks with
her rather. A. A. Silver. Sr.-ProfessOr
howdoin and family. who have been in
Maine during the vacation OF Derby
academy have returned. and he " making
repairs upon the academy building before
the opening OF the fall term In September
There VIII be no change OF teachers the
coming year,-kingsbury Foster has
bought his grandfather's. Emera Kings
pury. farm and Is making repairs on the
premises
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY.

Miss Julia Hayes left Sunday for a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Burke, In
Franklin, y. H.-Miss Ollie Nichols has
gone 70 Springfield. Mass. for visit
with friends.-W. II. b. Perry Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry In Iberville
Canada. and Mrs, Ebert Wyman
and the Misses Mary and Florence Wyman
Of Starkeboro were guests at the home of
Dr. G. 5. Bidweu Sunday, the Misses
Wyman remaining here. Mrs. +. f. At
kns returned with Mr.. and Mrs. wyman
to Starksboro and will remain at their
home while they are on two weeks va
cation.-Mrs. j. o. Haskins has returned
to Montpelier.-Mr and Mrs. V. V. Tur-
ner spent Sunday with relatives In More
town-Miss Marie Scott OF Troy, n. Y, ia
the guest OF her sister. Mrs W. II. B.
Perry.-Miss Potter OF New Haven Ia VS.
ting her cousins, Mrs. V. l.. Perkins and
Mrs r W. Demeritt-Miss Margaret Far
rel arrived Monday at the home OF
Mrs Minnie Farrell Miss Farrell Is en-
gagged In Italian mission work In Phia-
delpha Among those who are attending
the Advent campmeeting at White River
Junction are the Rev. and Mrs. A. D.
Page and family. Mrs. Timothy Wheeler.
8. C. Wheeler. Miss Amy Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Lord. George Lord Jesse Ben
nett. Carl Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Allen.
At the republican caucus In the town
hall Saturday afternoon. c. T. Moody
received the nomination for representative,
II. c. Whitehill withdrawing his name
AFTER the first ballot MIR. Moody IL presi-
dent N the Waterbury IAght & Power
Co ana has several farms and other
business interests He represented the
town In the Legislature OF 1856 and 1900
ana the county IN the Senate OF 1906
Judge Dale was chairman OF the meeting
At the Duxbury caucus Monday morn
Ing A. J. Durkee was nominated for rep
resentative on the republican ticket Il. F.
Hart was chairman OF the meeting and
f. F. Foss, secretary.-A. q. schofield of
New York city has Joined his wife at
the home OF J. r. Williams. He Ia &C.
companied by c. Loppacher. also OF that
city-Mr. and Mrs. Clair Warren of
Mass. are guests Of relatives
m CxaAas1s hil-E ]. Mcorath - spend