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baptist Church in Fairfax. the Rev. +.
s. feathers o. the Baptist Church in
Wes.ford. the Rev G. ". Burke o. tire
Mcthodist Church liz Orleans. AID the
Rev. c. &. Huber. OF Fa!rfaE.
Schools in town reopened Tuesday, jan
uary @ after tho holiday vacation.-Mrs.
Anna Holbrook 10 spending a few days
with Mrs. Ray Lewis in Westford.-Tne
Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church realised about 800 from
their New Years dinner.-Miss Clara
Stiles IL visiting her mother, Mrs d. !.
Norton for a few days.-Miss Marie Will
cox OF New Jersey IL caring for har
aunt, Mrs I. +. Wilcox. who is critically
lid. 8. Burks house caught fire from
an overheated stove Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellows Of Cam
bridge spent New Years day at tho home
Of his brother, n. y. Bellows.---About
Is couples attended the New Years dance
ct Masonic halle. l.. Butler has sold
his stock Of goods to T. /. Lea ch.-AIrs.
Clara Irish Of Westford Is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Butler, for
a few days.
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A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur ]. Pomeroy Tuesday. December rs,
when their youngest daughter. Grace
E,unice, became the bride OF Franklin
Gates Sheldon. son OF Berton c. Shell
don OF s;wanton. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev Carl ]. Peterson OF
E.ast BERKSHIRE Tile bride was beauu-
fully gowncd in white crepe meteor.
trimmed with princess lace and carried
a bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Miss
Ethel Bailey OF ST. Adams played the
Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" and
also PLAYED softly during the ceremony.
The house was prettly decorated with
evergreon,. smilax, holly. carnations and
roses. Delicious refreshments were
served. Among those present at the
wedding were 2. c. Sheldon. George
Sheldon and Mrs. Florence Gates Of
Swanton. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Sheldon OF
Boston and MIR. ana Mrs. william KIM
ball of Enosburg Falls. Tho bridal
couple took the night train from st. Az
bans for New York and for bermuda
Saturday.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Maude Lambert and Carl Newcity
were married December % at North Troy.
--Mrs. Lillian Lambert and Charles Dow
were married December Is at R!chford.-
Miss Ina Houghton. who has been in
town. has returned to Swanton.-The
Woman's Home Missionary society will
meet at the homo OF Miss Elizabeth Up
ham Wednesday afternoon.-New Years
dinner was served at the Mansfield House
TO about 70 Of the town people.--The fol-
lowing oficsrs for the Methodist Sunday
school have bcen elected: Superintend-
emit, p. b. Swan; assistant super!ntend-
emit. Nrs. n. 8. Parker; secretary. Miss
Elizabeth Fuller; treasurer. Miss Hattie
Swan; librarian. Miss Gladys Bomhard;
superin tendent home department, Miss
Dell LAFountain; superintendent mission
any depa rtment, Mrs. Don Richardson;
superintendent temperance department
Mrs. 3. H. Fuller.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
ALBURG.

A serious accident occurred about 100
yards east of the crossing Saturday night
as the General Vermont passenger train
No. Is was leaving this station at ten
o'clock. when William Hder Of this town
either fell from the moving train or else
in attempting to jump fell in such a man
ner that his left foot lay across the rail-
where II was passed over by the car
wheels. Every bone TO the ankle joint
WAS crushed He was found beside the
track about |, 80 in AN exhausted condi-
ton from exposure and loss OF blood An
extra Central Vermont train was sum
moned and he was taken to the hospital
in ST. Adams for treatment. He 10 about
IS years of age and was employed a.
section hand on the Rutland railroad
News has been received here OF the
marriage in New York city OF Elton L.
Corse deputy collector Of customs at this
port and Miss Charlotte c. Gordon, niece
of Mrs. Henry j. Mott OF this town. and
daughter OF the late James G. Gordon OF
Montreal. The ceremony was performed
December u at the Church OF tho Trans
figuration, by the rector the Rev Mr.
Houghton.-The local school. which re-
opens January S. will be under the charge
OF Miss Hazel NJ Pa-melee as before.
but owing to the large increase IN the etse
of the school, the board Of directors have
engaged Miss Florence BeSee as aseist-
ant The now addition TO tho school
building, which Is "A by IS feet, Will DO
finished for the opening OK tho term.-H
A Rice won on the six Co!umn'an
Plymouth Rocks. which ho exhio-
tied at the Vermont poultry SHOW
a, Montpelier last week. first prise each
on cock hen and pullet, ako SECOND eno
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Nj. laile coz iarlnston will lecture upon
China ~ H." CONGREGATIONAL Church this
Thur day evening. He will be aided by
stcrcypt,ton pittWca.-John and George
Costello aud M'ss Ellen Costello spent
New Years day in burlington, guests OF
IN. onG Nh. d. 4 DoWer.-Scnools OPEN
ed Tl,-da. with d. fun attcndance.-Mrs
T.. l.. uruvr entertained at dinner New
i,aI' s.--A.i-- Ndd.c Yandow has return
cd FROM l,.seH 30 attend the grammar
;. foul. Nl-. BILL. l.. BItcs and Mrs. G. L..
HcI g... au ,ilht course dinner New
Year. ioy tn ~ of their friends. The
ula,. cards W'rr exceptionally pretty. be-
H.. t.nd .iu,ed poinsettas and holly.
N.Y.. james casey was in Essex juno
ton t..s w.r,. Miss Phyllis Brown spent
VDnc .Ga in Hudcrhil with relatives
r.. coalition of Mrs. George Davis con-
tiu.,a .nout .lc same Miss Lotte Sim
clair rts ro'uWoi to burlington after
g. ndm. tro holidays at home.-Mlss
~l.H. Ios.,' iaa returned from several
days N Wcs,fo'l at the home of her
broth .r-Mr r.d Mr. Murray Thompson
OF colchester tyor' guests Of the Rev. and
MI d. r. Tuzzcr Wcdnesday.-Mr and
NJ. 'ged 1In1' .N have returned tn their
ho... ir ~oul,rrIle Mass, after visiting
hi- skier. Mrs. H. W Sinclair and other
relative. ir tn'e ity.--Alfred Narney
is IN and uuAt'e tn AMEND school
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS TIMES THURSDAY JANUARY

night az guest of Mrs, II. G. Smith. going
to her school In Andover, Mass, on We'd
nesdny.--J. W. Beatty returned from bur-
lington Monday, where nc had boon VISIT
Ing his daughters. He was accompanied |
by n housekceper, Mrs. Sanborn and her
non, Loreao.--N. w. 6anborn returned
from 81. Adams Tuesday, where he had
been for several days. He has purchased
the ice business Of Mr.. Hunt in that city.
He expects to return to Altoona. N. T.,
soon, where he has been on a Job for Mr..
Miner Of Chasy for several months.-
Miss Alice Young OF Franklin, N. H.. has
been passing the holidays with her par
onts. Mr. and Mrs. F. Young.-Miss Ger
trude Smith will go to Boston, where she
will enter a school to learn millinery
Harry Hadd left Tuesday for Boston,
w. l.. Gardner left Tuesday for MOTIFS
ville where he intends to begin cam
paign for the University OF vermont
among the secondary schools.-Mlss
Phoebe Towle OF Burlington Ia staying In
the family Of her brother. H. w. Towie.
until md-year owing to impaired
health The condition OF Mrs. II. W.
Towlc, who has been having trouble win
one ankle, remains about the same She
Is Obliged to use n crutch In Walking
Miss Lucy Towle went to East Berkshire
Monday, where she Is teaching, ana MISS
Ardel Libby to North Sheldon.-At tho
regular meeting Of Court Enosburg Fals'
No. 1904, held Tuesday evening the 1oi-
lowing officers were elected: ]. o. Kim
ball, chief ranger J. A. Gibson. past chief
ranger; A. W. Smith. vice-chief ra'is"l )
r. NJ Carpenter. financial secretary n
+. Kimball, recording secretary; w. IL.
Yaw, treasurer; Earl Cassidy, senior war
der; w. w Chaffee, junior warder, W. r.
valiouette; senior beadle; j L. Mason.
Junior beadle; c. II. Abel, orator; ID. A.
Benoit, organist; l.. v. Spooner. court
deputy; Dr. c. G.. Abel. court physician;
T.. II. r'omeroy. w. " Phelps, u. e. Kim
bali. auditing committee. Following the
election tho officers were installed. w II.
yaw acting as deputy supreme ranger
II y. Nin-hall as supreme marehal and
l.. H. Po.ncroy as sucrcrle conductor
Porrcs hmcn.s we're scfved.-hrs. w. f.
Niti;,uy has returned from IN extended
.tsv Nth he" sister. Miss katherine Nc
Csrtiiy, VITO has been III IN Essex juno
uor. Miss Mccarthy has gone TO hel
lion in Isar-C
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FRANKLIN.

Helen Gates Randall. lifelong resi-
den. of this town, suffered q shock We'd
nesday morning and died early Monday
morning. The funeral was held at her
late nome Wednesday at two o'clock.
the Rev T. w. Day officiating Mrs.
Randall leaves two daughters Mrs. J.
h. Dimon Of Iiighgate Gore, and Miss
Ell. who has cared for her mother; also
son. Arthur, of Springfield, Mass.-Gor-
don Tittemore and Hubert Gallup re-
turned 20 Concord, ~ H.. Monday.-Miss
Alice Mason returned to Boston Tuesday.
Mrs II. l.. Chandler returned from
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UNDERHILL.

The Congrepati nal Church held It's an
nual meeting Monday. January !. Din
ner was served at one O'Clock TO men,
bers Of the church and society. AT the
business meeting the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: MOI
orator. Charles Ayers; clerk, {. II. hay
den, treasurer l.. C. Fowler; chorister,
r. 81. Brown; assistant. Mrs. Is, {. Haw-
Icy; orSanist. Mrs Mary Pope; pruden-
tial committee. g, H. Hayden l., G. Fow-
Ter T.. carr Mead; collector. a. E. Aver;
Sunday school superintendent. G, II.
Hayden; assistant superintendent. Henry
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CEhHTCTTT.

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ENoSBURG FALLS.

A. j. Caldwell of Portland. Me. is in |
town with his family.-Mr. and Mrs f.. +,
D. Cuehman have been passing the week
with Mrs Cushman's parents in Haver
hill Mass.-The concert in opera hall
Friday evening under the leadership Of
Hartley r Kinball was a great success.
Ferdinand Smith. whose barn was 50
mysteriously burned n few weeks ago
on his farm near East Fairfield has sold
the farm to r. W. Ellwood and has pur-
chased the farm Of C.. =. V. Lewis IN
Berkshire to which he will move next
Wssk.--At the meeting Of the c. F. Smith
Pomona Grange here Saturday the fol-
lowing offeers were Installed by District
Deputy ~ p. Ladd: r. c. Ovitt, master;
". 3. Rsbie. overseer; Homer Smith. lee
tureP; J. X. Montague. steward; Gaylord
Reed, assistant steward: d. p. Cowan,
| chaplain; Fay Brigham, treasurer: A. NJ.
JENNIE. secretary: Albert Page, gate
| keeper; Mrs. J. X. Montague, Ceres; Mrs
| r. c. Ovitt. Pomona Mrs W. S. Rohic,
| Flora; Miss Louella Palmer. lady as
| sistant steward.
December weather at this station shows
| the last month TO have been the warmest
! December since 1891. when tho monthly
mean was 0.6 higher. The monthly mean
| for the month past was 300 against a
| normal for this station OF 223 The high
| est reading was 81 and the lowest below
zero. The greatest daily range was 81
| and the least 3. Rain and melted snow
| fell on II days to the amount Of BIB inches
the average here being 2o7 inches. As
| inches Of snow fell during the month,
| which was composed OF clear. partly
| cloudy and 10 cloudy days. Mrs. r. a.
Leg 10 ill.--Orlo Slater OF Princeton
Theological Seminary and his brother
Kent Slater OF West Point. H., have been
visiting friends here,
Miss Stella Redmond who has been seri-
ousiy III. Is much improved,-The Rev Or
10 Slater OF Princeton Seminary preached
for the Rev. Il. A. Legg Sunday ebven-
iuR.-Arthur r. Woodward. who hns been
at home for q week. has returned to
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. where he Is en-
ployed by the De Laval Separator COM
rany.-Charles and Ralph Cutting OF
Lawrence, Mass, were with their moth
err Mrs. Lizzie Cutting. over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Stafford OF ST. Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ayers of Rich
ford were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. J,
, | TYLER Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bascom and two sons, Felix and Eois
, land daughter. Marguerite, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Paquette and daughter, Gertrude
, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gokey and George
Ronald, all OF st. Adams, We're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Lafam Morday.-Ed'
ward stanley OF st. Adams has been il
town a few days.-Mr. and Mrs e. d
cushman returned Monday from weeks
4 stay In Havsrhiil. Mass
W. u. Towls has returned to Potsdam
: In. r.; Muses. Hasel Kimbal Doroth,
a | rarrar and Jessie Walbridge to Burling
\ ton: Misses Charlotte JENNIE. Helena Car
renter and Florence Assltins to Middle
n bury; Misses Louise and Lena Kimbal
n "a New York; Misses Alma Kimba.
. Mary Porter and Bessie Bell to Boston
a Miss Nay Kimbail TO Natick where sh
j. teaches. --Niss Ruth Draper went to q,
n Albsns Tuesday. where she passed tn
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BERKSHIRE.

Misg IL. PeaIi Jo;ley left Wednesday
fo- Denvilla. H., where she Will pass the
winter hr guest OF Miss Bessie Kelly
THO Second Congregational Church held
It's annual roll-call and business meeting
Wednesday.-Prof. NJ. w. Andrews OF
burlington passed Sunday with j. En-
l-.lj
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Z. A. Austin for din
ncr Wednesday. January lo.-Miss Esther
Douglass Of Springfield is passing the
week with her brother, tho Rev. Glenn w,
Pratt has sold his resi-
dence in this village to tassius Arm
stronG.-Mrs. f. a, Austin visited her son
in White River Junction the past week.
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ENosBURo.

Foster wSlbsr. infant son Of Mr. and
Mrs. q. Royce Xsnhsld. died Friday
morning, AssA thrss weeks and four days,
Tho fanssal we held Monday forenoon
Tho Rev. Mr.. Vrsdsnhursh offtoiated and
burial Wa st nnosbur4 Csnter.-Ar'n,"
Woodward has returned to POvghkOopsie
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Maryland Duso was In Burlington Mon
day 10 see his wife. who Is III at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-The annual ousi-
ness meeting OF the Congregational
Church was held At the church Tuesday
evening. at which time officers we're elect
ed and other business transacted'-Mrs
Ray Hoyt Is iil.-Mrs. Belle Head has
gone to the Montreal General hospital FOR
treatment.-C. A. Gardyne and w. j.
Wright have bought Of II. r. Porter MS
stock Of groceries and general merchan-
dise.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lucia OF
Greenville. Me-, are in town visiting MS
parents ana grnndfather.-Mr, and MIS-
Martin have returned TO London. ont
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GEORGIA..

Friday evening the Officers of Banner
Grange, No. $50, =. Of H.. will be Install
ed by State Deputy and Mrs. II. w Sar-
gent OF Brattleboro. Following the IN
staliation Mr.. Sargent will instruct the
grange in the unwritten work OF the or
der. after which refreshments Will be
seryed.-E. A. Cushman who Is confined
to the house by illness, Is improving -
MIR. and Mrs Erwin Newton. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Dinsmore and Raymond New
ton. all of burlington. were guests at the
homo OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jason Newton. on New Years day.-Miss
Mary Rankin 10 III with the grip.-MLss
Grace Bragg and Miss Ella Cleveland
who have been spending the holidays with
their parents. have returned 10 Barre
where they are teaching,--Mrs, Charles
D. Birtel Of Montpelier and Miss Ellen
c. MacDufree CT Cambridge, Mass. were
recent guests at tho home OF MI nnd
Mrs. C. NJ. Austin. Wellington Brasg
University OF Vermont, II, has been
amending few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. o. BragR-Hiram Cnshman
has returned TO his homo In Burlington
after spending a few days with MS
brother, n A. Cushman.-State superin-
tendsnt OF education. Mason Stone. and
Frank l.. Greene Of St. Adams will SPEAK
at the town hall Wednesday evening" Jan
uary lO.--Nr. and Mrs. Jay II. Green spen'
New Years day At tho home OF D. II
Hardy IN Wsstford.--Mr. and Mrs James
Morton Of Piattsburgh. n. Y, and Ward
Morton Of Aiburg are visiting their moth
or. Mrs.. Elisa Morton.-Ths Rev, &. n
Look, pastor OF the Methodist Church
will preach Sunday morning on "Ths
Psnitsnt Plea" In the evening F. o. Pat
too VIII have charge OF tho Epwortl
IeagvN'A service. and the subject will III
Tho wilderness Shepherd: Solitude ant
| Spiritual Vision"
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FAIRFAX.

Earle Gates and Laurette Gates OF Cam
bridge and Vernon Torrance Of Upper
Jay. y. Y. were guests OF Mrs. IDA NJ
Hunt Friday.-Miss Ruth Brownsil has
returned homo after spending several
days as guest OF Fern e. Hunt.-rhs Rev.
G. w. Burke OF Orleans Is o visitor IN
town.
Roy Edward Austin of Fairfax and
Grace Darling Putnam OF 0eorSia were
united In marriage at the Methodist par.
sonnge In Fairfax at eight a. m. Sat-
urdny. December D-A watch meeting
was held In the Methodist Church Sun.
day night. About 10 people remained I'LL
tho close Of the service. Tho speakers
were tho Rev Mr.. Boardman OF the
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ALBURG CENTER.

There were no services at the Methodist
Church Sunday because OF the illness oe
Mr.. Cresev.--Isaac Bootah. IT.. end
Dorothy digger were married New Years
morning at the home OF the BRIDE. The
New Years dinner was sivsn at Isaac
Bootah's. eh., for tho young people ana
INSTRUMENTATION Mills OF SNAnson u
lCoptinucd Oh psgs a.
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sWANTON.

Mrs. T.. r. Kempton died Friday
morning of pneumonia, al the age Of Sc
years. She had been in poor health for
two years. There we're services at the
home OF her daughter Mrs, Hollenbaek.
where she died Sunday AT one O'Clock.
The remains We're taken TO Brushton.
~ Y. Monday for tnterment. Mrs.
Kempton WAS a native OF Bangor, n.
Y. but for the last Ii years had re-
sided in Georgia, Randolph and Swanton.
Miss ELLEN Dunning. who has been
seriously Ill, is improving and Mrs..
Ora Webster have returned from Al
bany, where they spent Christmas.
There viii he campfire at Columbia
| hall Thursday evening. January II. for
the benefit of Jewott Post, G. A. r. Gov.
Mead has been invited to attend and sew
eral prominent Grand Army men from
| other places are expected. Comrade
Jack son Lackey Of H!ghgate Springs has
the affair in charge.-Miss Olga Smith
entertained the members Of the Minerva
| and TIL L clubs with a dancing party
in the Smith Annex New Years night, -
Francis Lapelle and Charles Parsons.
who were at home for the holidays. re-
turned to their studies at Boston Mou-
day.-The remains of Mrs. Kempton were
taken to Brushton. n. Y, Monday. Serv-
ices were held at the house Sunday after
noon. the Rev. Edward Stone officiating
Lyman Burt Tobin. one of the masters
in n New York private school. is in town
this week.-George Sickle. who hat
made his home with Mrs, y. j. Sickle
for several years dropped dead Sunda,
noon of heart failure. He had Just re
turned from church and was about TO ca
his dinner before going to the funera
Of Mrs. Kempton at one o'clock. He wal
n wdower and was born In Bangor. n. Y.
II years ago. He leaves a daughter. Mrs
Charles Donovan OF Bratteboro. Sh
came to Swanton when notified OF no
fathers death. but was called back b.
the announcement OF the death by drown
ing Of her husband In tho Connection
river. The funeral OF Mr.. Sickle viii
be from the house Thursday Afternoon
Mt two o'clock. the Rev. Mr.. Pierce Of
flciating, and the remains will be takel
to Bangor for burial Friday morning
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Aver: trustee OF Or. Burdick fund, G. II.
trustee Of Wells fund, c. 70.
Aycr; auditing committee, Mrs. D. ".
Knight, Mrs. q. II. Palmer. II. 6. Mead.
Mrs. r.. J. whitcomb, who 10 spending
the winter In Burlington. visited friends
in town Monday. Misses Hsssl
Knight and Olive Hayden returned Mon.
day TO their schools at North Troy and
Richford.-Mrs. e. J. Corse 10 ill.-.Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Metcaif were In Richmond
over Sunday, the guests Of Charles oood'
rich.--Miss Amelia Marsh, who has been
III. remains about the same.--rhe graded
school opened Tuesday aftor q weeks
vacation. Wright Colssrovs was at home
over sunday.-Raiph Aver Of Worcester.
Mass. who has been visiting HE father.
returned homo last week.-Mrs.. W. n.
Gaines has gone 10 Massachusetts 10
visit friends. Mason 8. Stone. State SUI
perintendent. will give a lecture on
Greater Vermont" at q. A. r. hail next
Monday evening. He will be aecompan-
led by two other sneakara
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. George Chapman IL reported much
better. Her sister, Mrs. Moore. Of Rut-
land Is with her.-Mr. wyman of Yer
gennes was a New Years day visitor in
town.
The Henry Family Dramatic company
are playing to a full house here each
night.-Mr. and Mrs. r. W. johnson wero
in Burlington Tuesday.--The Rev. and
Mrs. Kemp are spending the week In
Randolph-c. l.. wyman returned to YER
gennes Tuesday after few days In town
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FARMERS OIL MILL.
]. Fl. Wicker, Manager.

The New South, now passing
through the period of transformation
from a quiet agricultural section to a
country full of the busy spirit Of in
dustriaI effort, and steadily achieving
a prosperity, long withheld, arising
from the invaluable advantages Of
soil, climate and resourcefullness in
cotton, has been the theme and re-
frain of able writer's in recent years,
who have all greeted the advent OF
the industrial day. They all recogniz-
ed the fact that Nature had been Law
ish with her advantages Of soil and
climate, to the extent Of making this
section Of the world q source Of sup
ply for that universal article of ne
cessity, cotton. They wondered why
the activities Of the people identified
with this great staple had stopped at
the cotton gin or railroad station. But
this condition, so far as it applies to
NeWberry, has been changed. Here
we have every facility to usa erery
part OF the cc:ton prodTcel. One OF
the contributing factors to this coa-
dition is the Farmers Oil Mill, which