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The Washington times., 1913-12-13
CHURCHES ARRANGE
FOR JOINT MEETING
Cle7gymen and Laymen of City
to Gather Tomorrow At the
National Theater.

Tomorrow afternoon clergymen and
laymen from Washington churches of a
dozen or more denominations will gath
er at the New National Theater to
near a sermon by the Rev. DR.. Ran
dolph H McKim on Why We Are
Protestants."
On the platform, besides DR.. McKim,
who is rector of the Episcopal Church
OF the Epiphany, there will be the Rev.
DR.. j. ]. Muir, of the Temple Baptist
Church: the Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
eliffe, of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church; the Rev. DR.. W. R
Wedderspoon, of the Foundry NJ z
Church, and others. The meeting has
been arranged by committee repre-
serting the eMthodist Episcopal, Epis-
copal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Bap-
tist churches.
No permanent organization will be ef-
fected. but it is possible that other
meetings of q similar nature will follow.
The program will begin at 8 80 o'clock
and several ministers other than DR..
McKim will probably be heard briefly.
Announcement was made this week
that the Rev. DIR. Frederick Bingham
Howden, rector of St Johns Episcopal
Church of Georgetown, would be con-
secrated as bishop of New Mexico jan
uary IL, in St Johns Church. The Most
Rev. Daniel S. S. Tuttle, presiding bishop
of the American Church, will preside,
and will be assisted by the Right Rev.
Alfred g. Harding, bishop of Washington,
and the Right Rev. Boyd Vincent, bishop
of Southern Ohio.
The ceremony of conservation will be
made unusually impressive by the pres
ence of other high churchmen, including
the Rt Rev. G. Mott Williams, bishop
of Marquette, and the Rt. Rev. p. NJ
Rhinelander, bishop of Pennsylvania,
who will present the candidate. The Rt.
Rev. Peter Trimble Rowe, bishop of
Alaska, will preech the conservation
sermon. and the attending priests will
be Canon Talbot, of Washington, and
Rev. DR.. George Read, of Brighton.
Mass
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WAUG1i.
FOU N D r Y

REV. w. r. wEDDERSPOON. DID,, Pastor
SD q. m, Sunday school
Hoo a m PURE FRIENDSHIP"
100 D. m-Epworth League.
500 =. m THE POWER OF LOVE.
Excellent music. Visitors welcome
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Centennial Fete
Being Arranged

The one hlndsedth anniversary or
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Il
to be celebrated next April. the special
committee comprising J. L. Ewin. r.
=. sewell and L. p. Altschu. Is busy
collecting DATA and relics. The Mems
club. under the presidency Of w. l.
Clarke. Ii gaining In strength. As =
body they attended divine service last
Sunday evening. For this Sunday DR..
W. R Wedderspoon. the pastor. Il an
nounced to preach In the morning on
Pure Friendsh1p." and In the evening
ON The Power OF Love.
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How to Get on
Pastors Subject

Rev. DR.. Charles Wood will preach in
the Church of the Covenant at the II
O'Clock morning service. The double
sextette, which assists in the afternoon
service, will repeat last Sundays spe-
cial musical service. How Men May
Please God" will be the subject of the
afternoon sermon. The evening chorus
choir of 100 voices will assistin the eve
ming service. Getting on in the world
Will be the subject OF DR. Woods eve
ming sermon.
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ChurchiII's Novel
Again the Subject

Winston Churchilrs novel. "The In
side of the Cup" has again attracted
he attention of a Washington pastor.
and will be the subject of the sermon
tomorrow evening at the West Wash
ington Presbyterian Church. 1t is a
book which has attracted wide discus
sion as a criticism of the present day
church. The sermon should prove in
teresting.
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Evangelists DIR. Weston Br1iner and Prof.
Reynolds, Sun. morning and night: p.
m, the Nail servicee. +. Hez Swem pastor
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FIFTH BAPTIST

E. Briggs will preach at II and 7:f5. s. s.,
$780, Tie TON Thumb Wedding" will be
repeated Tuesday might. Welcome.
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METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL
ECKINGTON.

NORTH CAP. FLA. AVE. AND Q ST.
REV II. E. BRUNDAGE. Pastor.
II a. m.-"Keeping Pace With the Years
I.i5 .. m.-''Three Women -
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Theosophy

Beethoven: A Study in Karma." Lecture
Sunday p. m, by Mrs. Jesse W. Wright
Public invited. Inquirers' class Tuesdays.
at S D. m.
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London SaIvationist
Lauds Rescue Work

Major Ruth Tracy. Salvation Army,
of London, editor of the Deliverer, a
publication devoted to the interests of
her organization, spoke last night on
rescue and social work among the poor
Of the cities. Major Tracy is in WASH
ington for several days, having landed
in New York last Friday. She will
make a short tour of Eastern cities be-
fore returning to England.
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METROPOLITAN

EPWCRTH LEAGUE OF the Metropolitaa
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. John
Marshall place and c ST. N W. Services
s:4S song and praise. always good leaders
always sood music. always good attendan-e
always social time. always cordial wei
come. Come tomorrow evening bring
friends and neighbors. help this league 10 b.
the best in the city. You can do ii II yos,
Will Try IL and see the effect both on Won
and on your friends. Leader Sunday, Mrs
Hyam- Subject Missions January will
be Rally Month, remember IT.
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Two Sermons By
DR.. Wedderspoon

Tomorrow the pastor. DR.. w. r. We'd
derspoon. will preach two sermons at
the Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
the morning theme being Pure Friend
SHIP In the evening the subject for
his sermon will be ''The Power of Love-"
Excellent music will be furnished by
the quartet and chorus choirs.
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PROTESTANT CHURCHES WILL UNION SERVICES TOMORROW

There was the assurance which Is al
ways found In the speech of one who
believes absolutely in the system he Is
teaching. 1t was one of the cleanest-
cut sermons ever listened to by "a
Peoria audience" 1t seems certain that
the Washington audiences were as well
satisfied as was the Peoria audience.
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Humor of Jesus,
RadcIife's Topic

In New York Avenue Church DR..
Radcliffe is preaching a series of Sum
day evening lectures upon Some Strik-
ing Savings Tomorrow evening he
viii lecture upon "A Humorous Saying
~ Jesus" the intent being to show the
rrequency and pertinency with which
He used hurnor in His teaching.
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auspices of the National Reform Az
sociation.

Bishop Gailor estimated the number Of
Methodists In some Of the leading cities
OF the South as follows: New Orleans.
population. $4,000. Methodists. $500: St
Louis, 6S0, zoo. Methodists, $500; Louis
vile. 22S000, Methodists 5000: Nashville,
10000. Methodists. 10000: Atlanta, i750o0
Methodists, 5000.
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The Gospels Power.

The Transforming power of Christi
anity Is evidenced in the following
statement by Bishop Morrison: "The in
stinct Of revenge is one of the funda-
mental impulses of the Indian But
there is one power which can change
even that" The bishop told how the
18th Of June is the great holiday of the
ojibways. and is the time he chooses
for his visitation. This year many
Sioux were present to Join in the annual
reunion. One of the Ojibway native
priests administered the chalice to
Sioux who in years past had killed his
father: they had told him how bravely
his father had died in battle against
them. But peace and brotherly affec-
ton had brought them together by the
blood of the cross.
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

Consignments Of scriptures to foreign
agencies last month were: To Central
America. 7.290 columes, valued at 81
111.53: to La Plata, q, ,514 volumes, val
ued at 2,576.19; to Mexico. 8,165 volumes,
valued at $2,1S5. Is: to West Indies, u.74
volumes, valued at s. .23006. Total &H2
volumes, valued at $S,103.03.
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GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL
Unitarian

ALL SOULS CHURCH.
COR. 14TH AND l. SITS. ULYSSES q. B..
PIERCE. d. D., Minister. 9:B a. m, Sun
day School. Glass for the Comparative Study
OF Religion and Unity Study Class. II a. M.
morning service. sermon by the minister.
There Is also kindergarten during the hour
OF morning worship. p. m. Liberal re-
ligtous Union. Address by VIM. d. Mack
enzie. Trades Unionism." The public In
vIted TO all services
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Recent reports from colporteurs in
Brazil show that they have travelled
more than $500 miles and visited more
than 10000 persons.
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Washington Temple

WASHINGTON TEMPLE CONGREGATION.
FREE BIBLE LECTURES on topics of
the hour every Sunday at 5 p. m. in New
Masonic Temple. New York avenue and 18th
street. Evangelist !. F. Hoskins OF New
York, will preach tomorrow; subject Come
Unto Me-" Eon-sectarian. No collection,
All Invited
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

A few months ago a layman sold a
highly priced speed boat for $1,000 and
gave the entire amount. in addition to
mis- regular offerings, for missionary
purposes.
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Pentecostai-N -Nazarene.

day school at s:45 a m. Preachinz =, n :
m. and I:3o p. m Rev. James NJ Belt pas
tor. Everybody welcome.
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Higher Thought

MISS MISS VAN voAs1. Sunday. 8 D.
TSouRSss TSS1u,Is, :. Wednesday; II a. m. Power Of
What Is It?" CumberIsnd In, iisnasn,p; ss Y;
Welcome.
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

The American Bible Society recently
shipped on a single day from its Bible
house In New York. 3270o Bibles, Testa-
ments. and Scripture portions.
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Secular League

WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE -
Can Open Forum)
Pythian Temple, Iel2 Ninth st N w
sunday. p. m, address by Evangelist w
a; Cuddy, UNIVERSAL PEACE AND
SIbLE PROPHECY-Will This Generates
See Universal Peace or IIniyerssJ w.
By. Bryan. Carnegie, etc. versus Jesus and he
-of@ASNS-
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

On November there was celebrated
at Bombay the centenary Of the estab-
lishment of the first American mission
In India. President Wilson wrote a
sympathetic letter to those in charge of
the movement.
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

Thirty missionaries. speaking twenty
four languages, have been employed for
ciety to work among the foreign popu-
ladon OF that city. These workers held
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

Mr.. Poon Chew. who is called the
Mark Twain of China" and who is
a Christian of the very highest type.
is speaking in this country under the
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Congregational
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

COR. 10TH & G SITS. ~ W.
Rev. Lewis E Purdum. assistant pastor
Il a. m. public worship with sermon by Rev
Lewis K. Purdum. Subject, THE HAR
MONY OF GODS CREATION" Music b.
the quartette and chorus choir. $3.50 a. IN
Sunday school. 6:i5 p. M Y. p $ c e. 3
p m. evening service with sermon by Rev
Lewis E. Purdum. Subject "A MANS
GIFT Thursday. 500 y. m, meeting Of
praise. prayer and testimony.
The Washington times., 1913-12-13

The tocaI number Of pilgrims to Mecca
arriving by sea this year was $50.
This does not include the thousands
who arrived by other than the Red Sea
ports.
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Christadelphian

WASHINGTON ECCLESIA. Naval fods.
Han 10 Pa ave. q E.-sun.. II 30 q n
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Peoples Church

PYTHIAN TEMPLE, IGI2 Ninth ST. Services
at II .. IN. Mr.. Arthur Z. Davis. OF the U.
s. Reclamation Service. will speak on
Henry George and the Land Question" A
cordial invitation is extended
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Methodist South

EMORY CHURCH. 61oo Georgia ave.-Rev
E l.. Woof. pastor. Public worship, Il
g. m. 8 y. m S. s.. s:30 a. m E. l..
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Salvation Army

AT THE SALVATION ARMY. $50 Pa. ave.
N. W.. at the evening service. d. m
Sunday, December l3. Mr.. A. H. Tyson will
give an address Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson will
sing some of their beautiful gospel songs
Regular services Sunday. 3:t5 D. m and
p. m. Other services S:l5 D. m. daily except
Sunday.
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MOUNT VERNON PLACE

STH AND K SITS. N W.
REV. EDWARD X. HARDIN, Pastor
Il a. n. and D. m. sermon by the pastor
Sunday school. $40 2. n. EDwortn League.
Z 90 .. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday D. m.
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New Thought

NEW THOCGHT-The Cecil, Apt 4o6 18th
and l.; Mrs. Florence willard Day teach
er and practitioner. Lessons and treatments
upon application. Meetings Thursdays at
p. m. Public invited
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Esotensn
ORIENTAL EsoTERIC SOCIETY

i4<s Q STREET n. W.
Lecture Sunday evening at s:i5 by Agnes
" Marsland President o. E. S. Public in
NitS1
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One Protestant church has in Zurich,
Switzerland, three churches and sev-
erai chapels. q hospital that cost ma
at SSD.0oS
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Holy Spiritual Church

MEETS p. NJ. PYTHLAN TEMPLE, 1o1,
sth ct. N w 2nd floor Ctake elevator,
subject Healing" and healing demon
strated upon the platform Spiritual mes
sages by, Madeline Curtin. 7:ao D. m.
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LILO public meetings, visited 72.s70 homes
and distributed more than thirteen mil
lion pages OF literature. The work was
done at cost OF s2o.37sA
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Bible Students

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS As.
ISOLATION class meets for study n 7:as
p m. Sundays. Old Masonic Temple. stb
and SITS All welcome-no collectisna
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT

CENTER-
Tho Wednesday evening meetings will he
discontinued until after the HOLIDAYS: daily
noon meeting and class for children Satur-
Public invited.
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Y. w. c. A.
Universalist

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER,
18TH AND l. SITS. N W.
REV. JOHN VAN SCHAICK. d. D., Pastor.
II a. m, sermon by the pastor. Subject,
Keep the Sunny Side Out" 3:45 a. m.
sunday school; II a. m, Kindergarten. 7 p.
m, Y. c. U.
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Ingram institutional

INGRAM INSTITUTIONAL CHURCH. 1otL
ST. AND MASS. AVE. N E Open every
day and evening. Sunday. $50 n m. II a
m. y. m. and D. m. You should see thi !
church. John w. Frizzell. Minister
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DIRECTORY FOR CHURCH NOTICES
Christian
CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Belmont Park, 18th and Clifton sts N W.
The Discip es meet on the first day Of the
week (Iord's Day) to break bread IL q n
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New Church
NEW CHURCH.

AVENUE OF PRESIDENTS AND COR
CORAN STREETS NORTHWEST. The
REV. FRANK SEwALL, ID. D., Pastor,
will preach at II a. m. Sunday school, s:i5
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VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
VERMONT AVE. NORTH OF N ST.
REV. EARLE WHITLEY. IL. D.. Pastoe.
Services at IL a. IN. and 7:30 D. m SUM-
day school. $50 a. m. Christian Endeavor,
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Lutheran
Hall Mission

HALL MISSION. ss3 LA. AVE. N. ".
Evanselistfc service for tho promotion 81
scripturnl holiness every Sunday n 3:Ss
D. m. p. HALL LUTTRELL. PaStsr.
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Spirituaiisna

CoNCoRDIA EVANGELICAL. Goth and q
su. n. W.. Rev. Paul A. Menzel. Pastor
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The death of Cassius NJ. Wicker oc-
Cured Sunday in New York. The burial
was made here Wednesday afternoon
at one O'Clock with services at the grave.
Mt. PhIIo Free library will be open to
the public on Wednesday, November II,
in the Kings Daughters room at Miss
Newel's from two to 4:30 O'Clock. Every
body is invited.-Supper will be served by
the Kings Daughters in Allen hall Fri
day from five to eight O'Clock. Following
this the teachers of the Vergennes public
schools will present the five act comedy
"'rhe Country Minister, The officers Of
the Epworth League society were Install
ed Sunday evening,-Mrs, Alfred Will
liams of Bennington is visiting at Mrs
Flora Harrngton's.-Th Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet "Wednesday, November H.
at the home of Mrs, Fred Higbee, where
work will be finished.--The Halloween
social given by the Epworth League So
ciety Friday evening was a success.-Mrs
l.. g. Allen of Burlington is visiting in
town.-Mrs Flora Harrington, Miss Sa-
die Harrington and Mrs. Alfred Villains
spent Tuesday in Burlington.-Mrs
James Field is spending a few days at
Noble Balls, previous to their return to
Los Angeles, cal
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary a. Young,
who died suddenly at the home of her
granddaughter, Elisha d. Folansbee, at
New Raven Junction, was held Friday
at the home of her youngest son. Rob
ert II. Young, on the farm where she
was born nearly SO years ago and where
she had spent most of her life. The Rev.
Il. j. Meader, assisted by the Rev. True
Hul, both of Bristol, officiated, The
burial was in the Friends cemetery be-
side her husband and three daughters,
who died many years ago. She is sur
vived by three sons, Walter H., of Lin
coin: stephen f.. of Port Chester, n. Y. D.;
Robert H., Of this place. three grand
children; four brothers and four sisters.
Those from away We're Stephen Young of
Port Chester, \. Y; DR.. S. S. Green, DR..
and Mrs w, d. Green, DR. De Witt
Green of Buffalo, n Y, and Miss Eliza
beth l.. Underhill of Brooklyn, \. Y.
bpautiflIl
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The funeral of James Weldon of COL
chester was held at one O'Clock Monday
afternoon at his late home. Mr.. Weldon
died Saturday morning at the age of
is years. Burial was in Green Mount
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Nash left
Monday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will reside for the winter, Their
home on Main street will be closed dur
ing their absence.
John Kiley, a weaver in the wooden
mills, residing at - East Center street,
has been missing from his home since
shortly before nine O'Clock sunday morn
ing. leaving his wife with no moaey.
Mrs. Kiey stated to the Free Press man
last evening that Saturday night when
his days work was completed he did
some shopping and returned home, stay
ing there until the next morning. About
10 o'clock Sunday morning he was seen
on street corner by a neGhbor and
this Is the last news concerning him.
Mr.. and Mrs kiley came to this village
from Maysvllle Ky, about two years
ago. He has no relatives in this section
whom he would be apt to be visiting.
44rs. Kiey stated that this Is the first
time he has ever left her and there Is
no reason for his act She Is of the opin-
ion that he is drowned. He is man Of
about so years of age, weighing about
175 pounds, about Ave feet eight inches
high. He wore a light colored top coat,
gray cap black coat and vest and striped
trousers. His hair is turning gray and
he is smooth shaver. He carried "A watch
with black ribbon chain.
Miss Mayme Agnes Stapleton and VIII
liam J. Merrill We're quietly married at
St Stephens rectory yesterday morning
by the pastor. the Rev j. L. Rand There
We're present only members of the mne-
date families. The bride was attended
by Miss Anna Merrill and the groom by
Christopher Merrill, brother and sister of
the groom Following the ceremony the
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs.
j. NJ Stapleton. PIG West Canal street The
welded pair have host of friends and
the bride received many useful presents
Following wedding trip to Boston and
other points In Massachusetts they will
be at home after November 10 at PIG
West Canal street
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UNDERHILL

The funeral service OF Mrs. Mary bal
was held at the Congregational Chur|
at Cnderhill October % at 200 y.
The Rev. :. II. Barnum officiated and Il
Rev, w. Cashmere assisted, There W
no singing, but the hymns, zone sweet
Solemn Thought" and Abide with Nd
We're read and the refrains played sol
ly. The bearers were Judsou q. Ian
j. Robert Lane, Willis and Dennis I'd
rill Mrs. Lane was born at Underii
in 1850. After the death of her husbalt
Samuel Lane, at Jericho in 1908, s.
became interested in the Home for AS|
Women and acted as matron of that
stitution for three years, when her \
ness made it necessary for her 10 ~
up those duties. From that time ul1
her death she lived with her dauSht
Gertrude, In New London, Conn M
Lane is survived by four children d
son O. Lane, i'm business in Bost'|
Homer II. Lane, superintendent of SEM
for delinquent boys and girls, supper
by the Duke of Sanwich, "Flower FARM
Batcomb, Cattistock, Dorset, England
sRobert Lane. teaching in Detroll, ~
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GRANVILLE.

Phillip FTeeland. who has been at the
Randolph sanitarium for three weeks,
returned Monday. Frank Morse had the
misfortune to break one leg Tuesday
when his colts ran away Mr.. Morse was
taken to Randolph to the sanitarum,
where the fracture was reduced and put
into a cast.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dodson
are visiting in Lawrence, Mass. F.
Riley sold his personal property at pub
lie auction last Thursday Mrs. Mary
Riley has gone to Connecticut to live
with her daughter and family this win
ter Mrs. Riley Will visit another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maggie Sherwood, in Manches-
ter, n. H.-Pearly Durham, who has car
ried on the Riley farm this year. has
returned to Hancock
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PANTON.

Frank Barnes has improved his house
bv adding a new roof.-Miss Pearl War
ner has returned home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington much i'm
proved in health.-Martin Flemmings has
moved to his new home at the Corners
which he bought of Fordyce Storms He
has made several improvements and ra-
pairs on the house Charles Wright ana
a party of friends from New Haven We're
in town Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Andrew
RUSSO returned Sunday from a few days
visit at George DudIey's in Ticonderoga,
y. Y.-Mr and Mrs. John Shepard of
Burlington were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof.
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ORWELL.

Mr. ana Mrs. r. G. Young have moved
into the Bank residcnce.--John Latloy
fell from the roof of a barn at G. d.
Bush's Tuesday and broke two ribs
G. T.. Walker has sold his farm to Dennis
Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. BOdilsh
have been entertaining his sister, Mrs.
T.. W. Hastings of Bellows Falls.-F. b.
Kimball, proprietor of Eagle Inn, Is in
staling an electric plant.-Mrs. 5. f.
Porter Of Lynn, Mass, has been Tor
some days with Mrs. r. e Ray.-Miss
Belle Demo has been for a few days at
Saranac Lake, n. Y, guest of Miss
Esther Bush, The first number of the
Fortnightly entertainment course was
given Saturday evening by the Cart
wright quartet of Boston. The next num-
Der comes November 20 and will be by
the Huntington Concert company
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MONKTON.

I're destroyed the store occupied by Roy
Nash October IS and also destroyed
the wheelwright and blacksmith shop
OF II. j. Nancelette. They succeeded in
saving the store-house and ice-house
nearby. The loss is $500, insured for
$500 The origin of the fire Is UNKNOWN
The Rev. G. c. Cornell returned from
Argyle, n. Y, Saturday. Charles Shep-
herd is visiting in Keene, n. H.-F. d.
McEntee has rented the tenement house
of r. G. Gee and will move thero this
week.-A Halloween party was enjoyed
by the school at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs G.. G. Cornell, Friday even
ing-The Ladies' Aid society will be en-
tertained for dinner al the home of Mrs
Della Dean to-day. A chicken pie
dinner will be served.-frederick II. Pal
mer of Burlington is the guest of his
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs r.. IT,.
Palmer. The Woodmen's Camp had
Il social meeting Tuesday evening