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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06
PETITION FOR PARDON.
To Gov. Earl Brewer, Jackson, MISS

To Gov. Earl Brewer, jackson, Miss:
Your petitioner, Wade Nelson, would
respectfully show that he was indicted
for murder on account of his killing
one W. A. Dabbs, at Itta Bena, Mis-
sissippi, on the End day Of June, 1918,
and that your petitioner was convicted
on the trial Of said charge of man
slaughter, at the january Term, 1914,
of the Circuit Court Of Lefore County,
Mississippi, and sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the state pen
~itentiary.
Your petitioner would show that he
was perfectly UNSUITABLE at the time,
in killing the said Dabbs.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that
he may be psrdoned.
WADE NELSON.
We. the undersigned citizens of
Lefore County, Mississippi, confirm
the facts and allegations set forth in
the above snd foregoing petition, and
join in the prayef;of the same.
WIN. COOK.
q. I. HINES.
H. Il. STODpARD
J. +. MCCAIN,
H, g. FLANAGAN,
And otherA ,.s.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06
DECLARED ~UNCONSTITU-
TIONAL.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 2S.-The
Tennessee supreme court today
handed down an opinion holding
that the Legislative act placing a
limit Of one gallon on liquor ship
ments is unconstitutional.
The court decision is Of a ma
tional interest because of the fact
that similar legislation has been
enacted or attempted in other
states, a similar law having been
passed a few days since by the
legislature Of Mississippi.
The new Tennessee law provid-
ed, in brief, that no liquor ship,
ment in excess of one gallon could
be made, and then only for per
sonal use; that the common carrier
delivering the shipment must file
a record of every shipment witt
the county clerk in the county
where delivered.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06
HAD CATARRH
FIVE YEARS.

Mr.. John.
eon Of st.
Elmo. Illi-
n oi 3, " a 3
troubled five
years with
catarrh. The
catarrh was
80 severe In
his c q 3 81
that his life|
Q e e m e d
tn r eatened.
As he <
s s es 1t
himself. he
h a d 70 9
foot In the
grave"
OF course
he tried to
get relies I.
Many prac-
tito 8
were con-
suited and a
c a I h
%pacialiut In
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06

Use Reach-the-Spo Liniment
for bruises, sprains, enlarged
joints, pain in back or side. Abb
soluteIy guaranteed to do the
work. 25c. AT Wilkinson's and
Quinn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06

For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES T~ASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults and children. SOC
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-03-06
For A~lderman-Sout Ward,
JOHN A. SHUTE
JOS. LIPOVAC

Mrs. M. V. Jones, of Highlan-
dale. has Grey African Geese Eggs
for sale at $500 per dozen. (4t)
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sHI7TE:HDEA GOVT.
WiNOOSKI

The funeral of Mrs. Israel Compan-
ion was held at $50 O'Clock Monday
morning at st Francis Xavier church
Mrs. Companion, who was - years old,
and had been i'll for the past year, died
at her home, 105 St Pete: street, Sat
urday morning.
The remains of Mr. leblanc were
sent Sunday evening to st. Johns, p. O.,
where the funeral was held Monday.
Mr. Leblanc had been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Alphonsc Bourassa, for
the past two weeks, where he was
taken i'll, gradually grew worse and
died Saturday. at the age of Sc years.
Miss Florence I.aduc, daughter OF Mrs.
Ellen Ladue. ana George r. Daley son of
Mrs. Olive Lane Of Lawrence, Mass, were
married at St StCDhcn's Church at eight
o'clock Tuesday morning by the pastor,
the Rev j. T.. Eand, Miss Margaret La
due. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.
and William Mcclure of Lawrence was
best man. Following the ceremony at the
church "A wedding breakfast was served
Mt the brides home, 40 Colchester avenue.
After wedding trip of two weeks to be
spent in Boston and the grOoms home IN
Lawrence, Mass, they will make tholr
home on st Peter street, this village.
They are both well known here and in
Burlington ana were the recipients Of
many presents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

Elmer Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Whcelock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Trapp OF
Burlington Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Beecher
Of llydcvillc were hero to attend the flu
neral of Mr., Beecher's mother.-Mrs. II.
e. Cassady loft for Springfield, Mass,
Monday after a three weeks stay here. -
Mrs. w. T.. Andrews has returned after
few days in Burlngton.-Mr Garlic
Magce has returned from visit with her
son, John. at ST. Albans.-Dr. Murphy at
tended the funeral of Dr. William H.
Black In Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs
Henry RUSSELL is slowly recovering from
an operation at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tal.--Mr and Mrs. Il. q. Foster and Mrs.
=. l.. Shinvillc of Burlington were here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Be"cher.- go
The Hope circle of Kings Daughters will
hold a regular meeting Friday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Henry Strong
Mrs Myron Barnes fell down stairs Mon
day night and broke both bones i'm her
left wriSt-lIoward Cheney of SPRING
field, Mass. returned home Tuesday after
~ weeks visit At f.. o Mcad's and among
ether friends I'm town.
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PANTON.

Mrs. Harry Newell of Schenectady, N.
Y. arrived Monday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. Md Mrs Ira Brydia,
for an indefinite stay.--Mr. Holcomb has
moved one of his drilling machines to
Elmer Coonrod's, VIII re he is to drill
a well.-Thc Home Circle is to meet Fri
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gaines.--The ladies of the Home Circle
are planning for a sale and supper In
tho Methodist Episcopal Church the even
ing of December 11.--Mr and Mrs. Fred
Rogers of Moriah, y. Y, are visiting
in town. They are soon to leave for
Kingman, Arlz., where he has large min
ing interests-Perley StaGg has gone to
Lyndonvilc, where he is employed on
the stock farm of Theodore Vail.
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HINESBtrRC.

The death Of Mrs. Jennie CB!ssuuctt)
O'Rricu, wife Il Morton O'Bricn, oc-
CURED Wednesday Nov. IS after a few
DAYS illn' s. with infoutilo paralysis. In
torment was made Thursday afternoon
with a short prayer service At the grave
The deceased leaves her hus' and and one
son, Loon, also ,h"r parents. M. and
VS. Emery Gisso1ctt Of this town; a
sister Mrs Iavid Donohuc of Starks-
horo' and two lrothors. Ernest and Will
liam, not residing here,
Mrs Harmon Recchcr died at her home
in ilineshurg Friday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. Mrs, Rcechcr was the DAUGHTER
of Frederick Warner Baldwin and sara
Rostwick Baldwin, and was born ON Oc-
tober 8, 1887. She was married to Har-
mon Bcechcr on October &, lS-G Mrs.
Beechcr is survived by her husband. a
daughter, Annie of this town, and a
son, Herbert r Rcccher of Hydevllle;
one sister, Mrs Lucy Whoelock of Bur
linCton, and two brothers, Edmund w.
and Gaylord T. Baldwin Of Los Angeles,
Cal, and n granddaughter, Ruth Anna
Beecher Of Ogdensburc. \. Y Mrs.
Reecher united with the baptist Church
when she was about the age of Is and
continued an active member of the church
all her life She taught In Sunday
school until seven wears ago, when fall
Ing health neccssitatod her remaining
very much at home. She was known in
the community as OF a bright cheerful
nature ever ready to help both younG and
old and to the last she maintained her
Interest in all work and missionary en-
terprisn ~ her home church The fu-
neral was held at her late home Monday
afternoon at one o'clock her PASTOR the
Rev. William IauEhton officiating In
terment was In 'he family lo' in the
| llineshurs cemetery.
| IN" funeral Of Mrs. II \, Beecher was
held Mt her late homo Monday afternoon
the Rev William Laughton oticiatinE
The bearers were A. p, Clough %. II
! Hollis, J J. Chairman, Ernest Miham
| Roger Lyman and Jacob Collam"r
] Among those present were MI and Mrs
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Ethan Allen Camp, No. 1852, NJ w.
OF A.. was organized In Music hall Friday
evening with u charter members Dis
trict Deputy G. l.. Sherwood OF Rutland
presiding, assisted by State Deputy 4. q.
Palmer OF Burlington and Assistant De-
putty G. r. Wood of Wells, who secured
this charter list of members The fol-
lowing officers were elected and installed
Consul William b. Johnson; adviser
Fred {, Mccarthy; banker, Alfred c.
Lonergan; clerk, Edward j. Mullin; es-
cort, Ernest NJ, Martin Waterman, Bert
r.. Prescott; sentry, Alfred j. Lavinei
physician, j. A. Archambauit; trustees
Frank Bates Michael Donahuc and sid
ney Martell. Twenty members living
here will transfer to this camp. Tho
next meeting with he held In Music hal
December ., when the Burlington officers
mi degree team will be present 10 OK
|emplify the degree
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ADDISON.

Little Ellen Thomas mas been i'll. 90
Mrs. NJ. \. Smith is ill.-The Ladies'
Aid society will hold a sale at the vestry
December II. Supper will also be served. -
There wa a social at the church We'd
nesday evening under the management of
the c, f. and G. r. r. societies The
boys state Industrial school band play
cd.-Miss Cora Mitchell has returned to
her home in st. Adams, having spent two
weeks here with friends.--C. H. Marshall
Is spending a few days in Whitehall,
n. Y.-There is to be a Christmas tree
at the church and the committee in charge
consists of the Rev. and Mrs. Boardman
and Mrs NIyrun Smith.
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BRISTOL.

George Splc, father Of Mrs. Mary Nit
Chcll of this town. died i'm New Haven,
November %, in the S5th year of his age.
The funeral was held Sunday at his late
residence at $3.50 a. IN. Burial was IN
North Ferrisburg.
Miss Grace Pollard of Essex Junction
Is at home for weeks visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il. w. Pollard go
W. y. Brown and family have moved
here from Worcester, Mass.-Olin Wing
has sold his place on Maple street to
T.. +. Gcary Mr. Wing will occupy the
Casey tenement on Maple street.-Mrs.
Wilbur Bingham was operated on Satur-
day She is as comfortable as could he
expected. The Rev. Edwin Nader as
. sisted in the THANKSGIVING service at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning
This week Is being observed as "wc";
Of prayer" at the Methodist Church.
There will be services every night except
Wednesday and Saturday nights-Orrin
II. Falr Of Hyde Park is q guest Of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. George w. Farr.
C. L. Green of burlington was in town
Monday .-Princpal and Mrs. John o.
Raxendalc spent the weekend In Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs Eugene johnson
Of New Havon Mills have moved into
Ernest Peckham's house on Garfield
strcet.-Charles Frank, whose back was
broken by a falling tree week ago.
was taken to burlington hosnital Non
day.
The Womans Missionary society Of the
Methodist Church will meet Friday after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs +. y. Hill-farry
Eouvicr and Miss Edith Levarn. both of
this town, were married Monday morn
ing at seven O'Clock in the Catholic
Church by the Rev. Father Archambault.
l. NJ Pierce is visiting IN Ferrisburg -
Miss Lena Bosworth is visiting her broth
err in Florence, Mass.
| Mrs Verne Perkins and Mrs. Roy De-
merritt have returned to Waterbury after
a few days visit with their father, EdsoH
| II. Palmer who Is still on crutches, the
/ result of an automobile accident severa
weeks ago.-Volney Durfee of the Uni
Versity of Vermont and Edison Durfee 81
Edmonton Province of Alberta, Can.
spent Thanksgiving with their parents
Mr. and Mrs -. W. Durfee.-Mss Jessie
! !. Ross, principal of the teachers train
ing department OF the high school. viii
spend THANKSGIVING at her home in Grar(
Isle-Phillip Lawrence and Rupert Ham
mer of the University of Vermont spen
Thank sgiving at their homes here.-Mis'
Amy Sumner went Wednes day to Corn
wall to spend the THANKSGIVING recess
Miss Caro- Wilson. who is teaching schoo
In Cornwall. was at home over Thanks
giving tho guest of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. X. Wilson.-The following officer'
| were elected at meeting OF Bristo
Grange Tuesday evening: w. NJ, T. G
iNarney; overseer, w. \. Ferguson: chap
lain, r. II. Rathbuu; lecturer, Mrs. Der
Narney; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Dixie; stew
ard, II. w. Spraguc: assistant steward
e. A. Dillon; ladT assistant steward. Mrs
Otis Lackey: gatoke"pcr. l.. r. Jacobs
Pomona, Mrs. Lewis ITurlburt; Ceres
Mrs. Eva Parmelcc: Flora Mrs. Georg
Roscoe.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. f. Cove ar
visiting friends in utland.-Principal ant
Mrs John O. BaXcndale win spend tn
Weekend i'm burlington
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page ODD.

Mrs George Fenway Of Bennington,
Mrs Henry Bostwicl of Lincoln and
Mrs. Arthur kimball of Jonesvlllc; three
brothers, Joseph and Nicholas Douglass
OF 'errsburg and Frank DouEloss
OF Whitehall, y. y; three sisters Mir.
John Sears and Mrs. Louis Sturgeon Of
Charlotte and Mrs. Maria Ouimette. The
funeral will be held at St. Peters Church
Friday morning at ten o'clock.-C, +.
Wyman yesterday morning suffered a
shock, paralyzing his left slde.-NIrs
Harry Newell Of Schenectady, y. " is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Ira
Byrdia.-Mrs. Charles Ruscoe and Ntss
Ora Blair visited their sister, Miss Cora
blair, Mt the Mary Fletcher hospital,
burlington, MISUNDERSTANDING H. Hare
went yesterday to Bennington to spend
the remainder Of the week with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs w. l. Hare.-Mrs
William j. Cook and son, Ralph, have
returned from a visit to friends in Bur-
nngton.-E II. Martin Of Burlington
called on friends here Tucsday.-NIr and
Mrs. Frank TlagG Of Rutland visited
Mr.. and Mrs V. II. Flagg yesterday
Miss Grace Parker has returned from
New York city 10 pass the winter with
ker--Miss May McPhIlomy is spending
the THANKSGIVING vacation with her
parents In West Rutland. Miss Lucy
Rivers has returned from visit to rela-
tivcs in Burlngton.-Miss Mary Bresna-
han has rome to Proctor TO spend the
week with her paren;s.-Mrs. Bertha
Burridge is spending her THANKSGIVING
vacation with friends in Randolph.
ho rt,ripu will
be held in the Congregational Church this
morning and DR. ID. II. Corkran, pastor
of the Methodist Church. will deliver the
sermon.--The Mddlebury public library
and the National bank of Middlebury will
be closed all day and the postofiice will be
open on the usual holiday hours.-Mrs,
Gilmore and daughter, Miss bertha Gil
more, have gone to Pittsford, where they
will spend week with relatives.-Miss
Odell Douglas has returned from few
days stay in st. Adams and she was
accompanied home by her sister, Miss
Mary Douglas, who is a teacher in a
public school in MONTGOMERY. The social
given by the EpWorth League of the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening m
the church parors was well attended
Refreshments were serVed.-Miss Mabel
Burton of Rutland is In town to visit Al
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Che
ney.-The condition Of Mrs. william H.
Cady, who was operated on for tumors
on Sunday last. continues unchanged
Physicians do not hold out much hope fol
her recovery.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry *
Melvin and son. Arthur, of Providence
r. t., arc in town to spend THANKSGIVING
Charles f. Rich is on a business trr
in Rutland
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be left at Mrs. j T. Ramsays before Fri
day OF this week as the ship on which
they are to go sails December 1.-The
regular meeting Of the Eastern Star Will
be held at their rooms Friday-C. T..
Holmes has returned from Rutland,
where he spoke at the meeting Of the
state Horticultural society Mrs Holmes
accompanied him to Proctor, where she
visited relatives.-Mrs. Fred Morse and
daughter Eulic. of Wyoming. have como
to spend the winter with Mrs Morse's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Whallcy
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Dor will spend Thanksgiving at the nome
of w. T.. Bump.--The congregational cholr
will meet with Mrs. c. a. Bump FRIDAY
evening Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Nelson arc
visiting his brother A. H. Nelson, ana
family at Englcwood. y. j., for few
days Fletcher Whitney was in Cornwall
Monday.--Thc Ladies' Missionary society
held it's annual thank-offering meeting at
the homo of Mrs G. \. Bump Tuesday
Miss Florence Gale will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, |. ..
Gale.--Miss Chrystabellc stewart will
spend the winter with her mother, who -
caring for Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis.
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SHOREHAW.

Mrs. Ellen Hall went to Wcsti1elh
Mass, saturday to spend the yintcr with
her daughter. Mrs S. G.. Moore. Schools
closed Friday for one week. Mrs. H. II.
Burge has returned from Remington
where she had been the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. T. McMurtry.-- and Mrs. w
w Moore returned from Brandon Mon
dav.-Miss' Dora Leonard has broken a
hip.--rhc second entertainment i'm the
course will be given November 80 IN
academy hall by the Mason Jubilee Sing
ers.-Mr. and Mrs. John Jones went e
Burlington Wednesday for the Weekend
Mrs NJ. +. Cook entertained the Mora
Wan club at a midday meeting, when
work for the Rcd Cross was done
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SALISBURY.

Mrs, Fred Grace is ll.-John Mack re-
Gently suffered severe accident IN cut
ting off one finger and severely inJuring
two others in the pulp mill-Mrs. Ovanda
Lamorder has returned to Southern Pines,
n. C., for the winter.-Paul Field Is re-
covering from an injury to his eyes,-F.
A. Atwood has erected the windmill that
VIII pump water to supply his house ana
barns.-E. G. MacMurtry has accepted =,
position in Nassau, n. Y, and will move
his family there December There Will
be Christian Endeavor social at thu
town hall Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs
A, i. Beach ana daughter of Basin liar-
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ESSEX CENTER

The postorrice will be closed Thanks
giving day from 10 am. to p. m.-Nlrs
Rose King and son win spend Thankssiv-
ing with her son I'm Bethel-Miss Wood
the primary teacher win spend Thanks
giving with her parents in Randolph
Mrs. Green has sold he's place 10 II. Il.
Nichols.--Mrs \. Pacqucll has returned
from Holyoke, Mass.-Miss Amelia Kceler
has returned from Westiord Miss Mary
Davis OF Boston was called home an ac-
count of the death of her grandmother,
Mrs. Davis,-l L. Patterson of St Al
aus will preach at the Methodist Fpls-
cupal Church Sunday.--Mr. ana Mrs.
Currer and daughter, Ruth. will spend
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The quick work Of Clifford Nichols and
Frank Illlngworth and tho volunteer fire
department saved from destruction by
ire Monday morning the apartment
mouse on Prospect street owned by O.
, :. Nlchols and occupied by Alfred Web
stor ana John Hobart. The fire was dis
covered shortly after cisht o'clock and
was apparently caused by tho burning out
OF inc chimney Mrs. Webster tclcphoned
10 MI Nichols, who was out. but his
son and the other young man hurried to
the mousse which is next to Mr. Nichol>s
residence and commenced to fight the
IRE with pals of water The fire alarm
was given and tho chemical engine was
soon on the scene and did effective work.
/ inc IRE In the chimney evidently set fire
To moor ioice and the fire extended
from tho chimney. which passcs through
the bath room on tho first floor between
| th' ceiling OF the dining room and the
hoor or the room above. across those
rooms and up the inside OF the outside
wall OF tho unpcr room. II was nccce-
sarN 10 cut through the ceiling to roach
TN" blaze The damage was confined
mostly To the diniu. room the chamber
above and tho bath room Mr. Nichols
estimates the DAMAGE at about 500 which
Is tuIlv covered by insurance carried by
Powell & Na"ks OF Burlington Tho In
snrar"c ON Mr. Wcbsters furniture had
expired recently. hut tho damage on Il
was not LARGO as tho fire was discovered
IN time Mr.. Webster had left for his
work at Fort Ethan Allen when the ire
was discovered
SATURDAY. morning when Frcd Daniels
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WESTFORD.

a dane, viii he held in tho knights Of
Pythi0s han on the evening of Noyem-
Der 26.--Thc receipts from the sale and
supper civon ~ the Ladies' Social Circle
last Thursday evening were over $50
The Improvements society will give an
oyster supper IN the town hall December
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Social circle viii be held December at
the home Of Mrs Julia Rates There will
Be dinner, election of officers ana a
thank Offering Mr. and Mrs. Rove are
visiting at Frank Smiths-'Fhe sunshine
band will give box party Mt the Bpp-
fist parsonage on the evening Of Dccom-
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CHARLOTTE,

Antoine Beauselier was badly injured by
falling from an apple tree ana striking on
the frozen ground tie remained uucon-
scious nearly ~ hours. but at present is
doing as well as could be expected. Al
bert Devine is M with tonsiltis,-Miss
Eliza MCGOWAN is visiting her parcn, $
Mr. and Mrs Alex MCGOWAN. Stanton
Coleman has moved into h l., Boynton $
tenement Edward Dcvine is clerking for
stanton Williams. judd Williams is drill
ms well for Nh Triuk
All clothing or heanlng which people
may wish to donate Co the Belgians must
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JCNESVTLE.

lh"rc VIII be community christmas
tree ana exercises at the hall Wednesday
evening, Dec. Miss Florence Colby
of Bur inGton is visiting at T. II. Chess
moro's.-Mrs. Coughlin has returned
from the hospital, whore she has been
for more than two months, suffering from
dislocated hip.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w
Palmer visited in Montpelier SUNDAY
Miss Zoe Palmer is spending her Thanks
Giving roCoSS at her homo
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FERRISBTRG.

The Roy. y. L. Bail left Thursday for
Long Beach. cal, where he will join his
fam,lv.-Ir. and Mrs. \. !. Cushman
are moving TO North Ferrisburg to their
new home, recently purchased of Flora
misunderstanding new concrete steps and
walk at the Methodist Episcopal Church
are nearly completed. ELLSWORTH
returned Tuesday with good sized
buck killed I'm Rartonville.-Mrs j. -.
Walker. who has been i'll for some time,
is improving
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WiLLISTON.

There will be u THANKSGIVING service i'm
the Williston church Thursday at 1880
y. m. The sermon will be delivered by
the pastor and appropriate rccitatlons
viii he given by the children.
y reception was held for Judge and
Mrs W. ~ Barber, formerly Miss Amy
Angus Of Hartford, Conn, at the TINT
vcrsaliat hall Monday evening from eight
to 1890 O'Clock, about 100 persons being
present Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs.
r. l.. Parker and Dr. G. y. Curtis as
sisted the bride and groom in receiving.
During tho serving Of the refreshments.
Mrs FRANK Talcott and Mrs 9. r. John
son presided at TIA" table ana Miss
sylvia Warren. Miss Jessie johnson,
Miss Nettic Warren. Mss Hattie brown.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and Mrs Eugene
Hanson waited upon the guests Mrs.
A. l.. bingham. Mrs. 4. T.. Page and
Miss Annie Caswell attended the doors,
aud Mrs. Wraht CLARK and Miss Hcl,n
Clark served punch Tho ushcrs Vor"
Frank Taicott r. r. Goodrich ana John
Forbes The hail was decorated with
evergreen and pink and white roses.
Music was furnished nv tho Wilston
orch"stra. \ silver tea sot. with a
mahogany tray, the gift Of III" people,
was ur scented rv d.. :. +. BINGHAM
Mrs Albert bliss went to Jericho Mon
day to bc the guest Of Mr. and Mrs
pcasc over THANKSGIVING The Wilistou
Public Library will now be opc0 only
Saturday afternoons ON account of cold
weather. -MissSusan Ring who has been
in Moretown the past few weeks has re-
turned to her homc.--Thnro will be a