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RANDOLPH CENTER.

V. S. a. lost their first game of the
season Saturday when they We're defeat
ed by Goddard Seminary at Barre. % to 0.
Friday evening the people of Randolph
Center held at Aggie hall their annual
community reception to the students OF
the school. a fine program was presented
and ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Bessie Adams left for New York
Tuesday for the winter. Miss Adams 10
president of the Philathea class in the
congregational Sunday school and will
be greatly missed in church and Grange
work Her class gave her farewell
reception Monday evening .-The wind Sum
day raised havoc in the fields and trees
were uprooted and large limbs blown
off. The windmill that furnished the
power to convey water to the village
school house was rendered useless and
will be replaced by new one. A. NJ.
Adams's silo was blown down and some
small buildings unroofed.--L. Naladc has
sold his farm, stock and tools to Mr..
Rochelieu of st. Adams and gives possess
sion this week. Mr.. Vaade will return
to Plattsburgh from which place he
moved here three years ago.--Asa Hebard
of Concord, y. H.. visited his parents
Gerald HyZcr, who cut his hand on a
saw ten days ago, is recovering.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Enwall closed their labor
with the Methodist Church Sunday and
started for Chicago Monday morning. Mr..
Enwall has the degree of doctor of
philosophy and will continue his
philosophical studies at the graduate
school Of Chicago University. The Rev
a. Preston Boyd of the New Hampshire
conference will supply for the remainder
Of the year.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mr., and Mrs George King are the par
ents OF Il son, born Friday morning.
Horace Landon and bride of New York
are spending their honeymoon at Caspian
lake.-Mrs Nellie Simpson and Mrs. Ger
trude Campbell We're called to IIardwick
Thursday by the funeral of Henry Ben
jamin, a former resident. II. NJ. Cuth-
bertson. G. VI. Cuthbcrtson, J. II. Barring
ton. Samuel Ladd, Charles Miller. George
Porter, John Durham and the Rev and
Mrs. +, S. Collins also attended-Ferd
Chase took the Rev. G. S. Bole, Mrs.
porman and +. j. Chase 10 Barton Friday
to attend the funeral Of Asa Cowles.-Thc
Rev. Mr. Rowlcy of Craftsbury preached
at the Congregational Church Sunday
Miss Florence Whitney of Boston is visit
Ing at George Porter's.-Miss Reta Miller
was in St Johnsbury Saturday.-Miss
Katherine Hayes has been i'll for few
days-Mrs. Mary King Of Stannard, who
has been i'll for several months, was able
to ride to her fathers Thursday for a few
days visit, making the trip in her broth.
er's automobiles
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NORTHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred X Sawyer have
moved to their house on Slate avenue,
having given possession of the Mortified
House to the new proprietor. Ernest FL
field Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Mears Of Lynn
donville are managing the hotel for Mr..
Fifleld-Fred G. Fisher has received an
appointment as temporary rural mail car
rler on route No. 4, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Charles n. Whit
marsh. The naming OF n perma car.
rier will come later. and pending this Mr.
Fisher will take the route.-Mss Mabel
Martin of New York city Is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs G. s. Richmond for a few
days.-Dane Jackson. son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Jackson Of Middlebury, and well
known in Northf1eld has been promoted
from a position at the mill Of the A. c.
Dutton Lumber company in Ontario to
one in the main office Of the company al
Springfield, Mass.-The opening meeting
Of the Ladies' Reading Circle for the fall
season will be held on the first Monday
In October. Frank Severance is receiv.
'Ng treatment at the Lowell, Mass, gen.
NJ hospital.-Ceia Gold, widow of N.Y.
w. Wiley. died last week at the home
Frank W. Gold where she had lived
since moving from her farm. She sustain
cd shock about two weeks ago while
working in the family Of George w. Cady,
and never fully reeained consciousness.
One sister Mrs. Abbie Wiley of Barre,
survives. Funeral services we're held on
September p.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Reynolds and SON
of Morrisvile spent Saturday and Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. NJ NJ Rey-
'IOlds.-B. =. start of ST. Adams was n
recent visitor of his brother. DR.. $. O.
Start-lI j. Pdrdy mas been confined to
the house for several days by Illness
Mrs. Alice Duycr of Hartford. Conn, Is
the guest Of Mrs, G. f. BlXby. Herbert
Bellows has gone to Lyndonvlle to take
Il course in agrculture.-Mrs Margaret
Chayer is In u critical condition from
che effects Of a shock. sustained Friday
evcninS.-E. j, Gates and family and
Mrs, Eliza. Gushing We're in Marshfield
Sunday to attend the funeral of rela-
tyc.--iI II, Reynolds, paymasters assis-
tant aboard the u. S. s. Panther. Is
spending a short leave of absence with
his mother, Mrs NJ, NJ. Reynolds
Charles Young Of Derby spent Saturday
and sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Nj. d.
Foung,-M H. Young and Il. Il. Rey-
noids are attending the fair at Rocking
ham, Mass, this week.-Mrs.. NJ. ID. Young
and two children went Wednesday morn
ing to Greenwich. Conn, where they will
spend a month with her sister Mrs. Hor-
ace Reed. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Lydia Chase of st. Adams. Mr.
and Mrs, A. II. Brtton returned from
White River Junction Sunday.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eoward Blodeau and tive
children of Prospect, Me, came Saturday
to visit at Frank G, Preston's.-.Mrs. G..
4. Brown OF Stonington, Me-, is a guest at
Sabin Jordan's.-Antonio Guerra has
bought the W. w. Brown farm in GAYS.
vile and will take possession at once
r C. Cowdrey Of Montpelier has bought
the Barrett farms. F. Lyman Of Bethel
and o. J. Richardso and f. p boutwell,
Of Gaysville LEFT Saturday to attend the
veterans encampment at Washington, d.
C.--Mr and Mrs. Robert Aldrich are WIS.,
iting in Rutland,-The Bethel Chrome
Tanning company has outgrown It's large
plant and has leased the building recently
used for lumber finishing shop by tho
late Nell V. Coley.-The company will re-
ceve $1,000 horse hides In the next flve
weeks.-C. o. Hopkins Of Somerville.
Mass. is visiting relatives here.-Mr, and
Mrs r. W. Bundy, Mr. and Mrs Ben
Bundy and son of Nashua, y. H.. have
been visiting at p, G. Bundy's, A, l..
Morse has received word of the death Of
her father in Nova Scotia September IS
George NJ Miller went Friday TO visit his
daughter In Salem. n H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph p, Shaw OF Norwood, Mass. are
visiting at W. q. Shaws-Miss Katherine
Chamberlin of Philadelphia is a guest at
the hoO,a 81 q T.
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c. &. Stannard and daughter spent the
weekend in Fitch Bay, r. Q.-E. s. Will
iiams of Berthier, Z. O.. was In town
over Sunday.--D. 2. Narramore and M.
+. Alexander spent last week In Boston.
returning Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Generess OF Wolcott were the guests last
week of his sister and brother. Miss
Selma and Frank CONGRESS-. Mrs. l.. A.
Hayford of watertawn, s. D.. was the
guest or her neice, Mrs. A. p. Sweet
last week.-The high wind of Sunday
night did much damage in this vicinity
Many sugar naples and fruit trees were
blown down and orchards damaged. and
the telephone lines were put out OF com
mission Monday morning the surround
Ing hills were covered with snow.
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WESTFIEID.

The heavy rain of Sunday accompanied
by a high wind which put a large num-
Der of telephone lines out Of commission,
turned into snow in the night and the
hills are white.-Ralph Seymour and
family have gone to West Charleston
and Sutton for a visit.-Wllis Wiley of
West Charleston visited his nephew, C.
II. Wiley, last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. L.
Braddon of Tyngsboro. Mass. were re-
cent guests of their cousin. Mrs O. W.
Bailey.-The long bridge over the river
near the Bryant's is completed and as
soon as the concrete roadway is dry
Will be open for traVel-Mrs. Robert
Trumpass and daughter karolyn of
Woodsville, n. H., recently visited at
w. S. Trumpass' MIR. and Mrs Gage
and daughter Of Boston have started on
their return motor trip after visiting at
j, r.. Martin's.-Mrs Herbert Anger Is
spending a week at Newport with Mr..
Anger, who Is n Juror
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

a jury had been drawn and everything
was ready for trial in the case of f.
Ottanelli against Charles and Mary
Zanleoni in county court Thursday fore
noon when the defendants attorney,
5. HOLSTER Jackson. moved for con-
tinuance and this was granted after
some consideration by the court, Week
before last similar suit was tried
the plaintiff seeking to recover s45 for
rent and the defendant obtained the
verdict, II was intimated that the case
would be taken to supreme court. as 1t
was thought best to continue the sec
ond case pending the result OF the first.
AS result OF the continuance there Was
no other case ready for trial and It was
a dull day In court. Wednesday evening
verdict in favor of the defendant to
recover his costs was returned by the
jury In the case of G. r. Blanchi Gran
lite company VS.. Terre liaute Monumen-
tai company.
Mrs Edward l.. Barber died Thurs
day morning at seven o'clock at her
home. las Berlin street, at the age Of
%. A son, born Tuesday morning. died
Wednesday. The 1eceased was born in
and Mrs. Lewis wentworth, and her
marriage to Mr. Barber took place eight
years ago in this city. She Is survived
by her husband and one daughter, Roa,
aged four, three brothers OF this city
and n sister. Mrs. May Emerson or Fair
lee, The funeral was held from the
house Sunday afternoon at one O'CLOCK,
with the Roy. William shaw officiating
Burial was in Green Mount GENE
terry.
George l. Smith OF Terrace street was
detained at home for several DAYS
last week by injuries sustained Wednes-
day night when no fell from trolley ca'
at the barns OF the Barre & Montpelier
Traction company. Mr., Smith Is employ
ed as night man at the barns ana was
climbing from the ton Of car where ne
had been making repairs to the tIoneS
base, when he slipped. landing hea''i' On
one side. 1t was feared that seNerh' r'"'
had been fractured hut an examination re-
vealed only Commissions.
Holes 10 or ~ feet deep have been aug
In the land adjoining the Pavilion ho'ei'
where the new state building VIII pe
erected. to determine the kind OF sou GA
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WAITSFIELD.

over 40 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
tended the anniversary at Warren Friday
evening. A fine literary program was fol-
lowed by a banquet.Miss Margaret Mill
Ter has returned to Cambridge. Mass. to
resume her studies at Radcliffe College.
Mrs. Isabel Richardson, Mrs, William
kirshaw and son, JoGn. Of Montpelier, are
visiting friends in town.--Harold Wallis
OF Montpelier and Everett Wallis of Barre
spent sunday with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w Wallis.--Mr. and Mrs. w. Z.
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. McAlliste-
visited Mr.. and Mrs b. C. Douglass in
Brandon Sunday.Mr. and Mrs s. C. Bon
nette, who have been visiting his brother
In Canada, have returned.-Mrs ]. A..
Smith Is visiting friends in Boston.-Mr.
and Mrs. Gay and Wallace Gilpin Of Or
leans visited at f. A. Fisk's and G.. w.
OlmSteaA's recentIy
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JOHNSON.

c. +. Eddy or Stowe was in town Sat
,rlay buying hay.-Mrs. Shatney of Eden
IT, visiting her daughter. Mrs. John Du-
b:aY.-,Ioseph Lahuer has sold to b. s.
I'ullington the cottage, lot and barn on
the French Hill road.-Mrs. Bertram Mills
returned Saturday from Barton and GlOv-
er. where she has been for the past week
Mrs. j. l.. Pierce has returned from
NeWpOrt.-Mr ana Mrs. John Dubray are
the parents Of 1o-pound girl.--Mrs. Laura
Camp of Barre is visiting Mrs. j. L.
I,ercc,-Miss Gertrude Baker has return
ed to her school in Auburndale. Mass
The Johnson Dread club will hold its first
meeting of the season at its library build
ing October Mrs. d. c. Holmes has re-
turned from Il visit in Irasburg.-Mrs.
Lizzie Pearl Goodwin returned to her
home in Ardmore, Okl, Friday.-B. S.
Fulington. Edmund Perkins and Seth Hill
left for the q. a, r. encampment at
WASHINGTON, y, c. FRIDAY
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MIDDLESEX.

Most of the farmers have their corn
cut and a large number have their silos
filed.-Miss Lucy Swift returned TO Bur-
lington Monday to resume her work at
the University Of Vermont.-C. c. Richard
son has so far recovered from his illness
as to be able to be out.--One OF the wrost
wind storms in years passed through this
section Sunday. 1T disabled the telephone
lines and blew down many trees.-Guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Q. Wilder for the
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Nichols and son Boyce of Braintree and
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Dana and two daught-
ers, the Misses lila and Estela. all Of
Waitsfield. Miss Ella Comstock returned
from North Ferrisburg the last of the
week, and has now returned to Mont
pelier to resume her work in the National
Life Insurance company.-Miss Helen
Swift returned to Johnson Normal school
after spending a few days at home, tn
welcome from the West her mother and
sister.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

The heavy wind Of Sunday night did
considerable damage about town. Tele-
phone and electric light wires were blown
down and several large limbs from trees
were blown down.-Eugene Goshen. for
the past 20 years manager and operator
Of the local Postal Telegraph office, has
resigned his position to take effect FRI
day, October /. After this date the Postal
company will discontinue their Office here.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank w. Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. y. w johnson left
Tuesday morning for Boston. making the
trip by automobile They will be away
about two weeks.-Mrs. Alice Sprague
and Miss Ruth Spraguc have returned
from Thompsons Point. where they have
been during the summer at their camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Griswold and family
went Monday on a 10 days automobile
trip through the Adirondacks.- Nellie
Stafford of this town and Edward l..
Graves Of Ferrlsburg were married Satur-
day evening at Burlington by the Rev. j.
s. Braker.--W. d. Nutting is In New York
city for a few days on busness.-Mrs.
George Cameron, Miss Cora Cameron and
Mrs Carrie Breseau have returned from
Rutland. where they visited Mrs. r. j.
Laverly.-Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson.
Miss Bertha Duclaw and Joseph Steele
have returned from Glens Falls. N. Y.
where they visited relatives.-Mr and
Mrs Thomas Evans and Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Evans of Ticonderoga, y. Y.
who have been the guests of Mrs George
Cameron of Depot street. have returned
to their home. Mrs. G. J. Braley, Mrs
". NJ Aver and Mrs. George Leonard
have returned from Bennington, where
they attended the Kings Daughters State
convention Mrs. Braley was elected COR
responding secretary of the socety.-T
w. Ray has returned from Burlington,
where he went to attend the meeting of
the Retail Shoe Dealers association. -
There will be a meeting Of the Womans
Auxiliary Of ST. Thomass Church this aft
| ernoon at the home Of Mrs. j. S. East.
wood on Center street.--IIerbert Brown
has moved his family to Pittsford, where
they will mako their home.-There will
be no Friday evening service at ST
| Thomas's Church on account of the alb
sence Of the Rev Mr. Ferris who has
gone to his home In New York city for a
| few days,
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she was called by the illness of her daush
ter Mrs Forest blossom. Na'her-
inc Bixby returned from Bethel SUNDAY
where she was the guest OF MIS- r., ~
Gonya for several days.--Robert Abpot'
of Denver, Colo, came Saturday 'or
short visit with his sister. Mrs. lneH Sc
gar-The severe storm OF sunday was
one of the worst in this section Tor many
years. Trees in many places were ploWh
down, and the electric lights and tele-
phone lines were out OF commission and
have not yet been repaired fully.-Mlss
Edith Marcott Is 80 much improved from
her late surgical operation that she mas
left the sanitarium and gone to her nome
| The w. T. 1.amson store was entered
some time between Saturday night and
Monday morning and three reviewers
taken. Entrance was made through
window in the work room department. Two
years ago the same store was broken INTO
and a quantity of articles taken.-John
Mcintyre. who has been Ill from the mfr
mites of age for some time, died at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Spooner
Tuesday morning. For years Mr. Mc1n-
tyre had been failing in strength, and had
reached the age of S. His former home
was in East Braintree. where he was post
master for ~ years, but after the death OF
his wife several years ago. he had passed
the most of his time In town. Mr.. McIn-
tyre was comparatively alone in the world,
having no near relatives.-Mr and Mrs.
Wallace Allis, who have been at their cot
tage on Bear hill in Brookied for the
last three months, went to their home in
Norwich, Conn. Tuesday.-Col. Israel
Converse Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. will hold delayed
September meeting on Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Lucy Parish in Ran
doph Center-Mrs Margaret Smith, after
passing several weeks with her nephew,
A. e. Bass, and other relatives here, went
Tuesday to her home in Boston.---Mrs
Frank Gold after passing some time with
her sister, Mrs. j. f. Tewksbury. went to
her home in Mortified Monday.--Mss
Edith Marcott is now able to be about
the street, and is making rapid recov-
cry from her late surgical operation.-Mrs.
Frank Richardson underwent serious
surgical opera ton Monday at her home
on Hale street. She is thought to be do
ing well.-Miss Jennie Wadleigh has re-
turned from a vacation trip to ST. Adams
and Barre.
| Guy Osha has sold his house on Maple
street to Mrs. Mahala Beers of Brain
tree and will give possession November
l. In exchange he has taken her farm
| In Braintree of 90 acres, stock, tools and
the crops-Mrs G. w. Dukette went to
| Bethel Wednesday to assist her aunt,
Madam Martha Cushing. in the celehra-
ton. of her seth birthday anniversary
Mrs. A. J. Kimball of Burlington
after passing few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Dukette, returned home Sat
urday.-A squash grown on the farm of
Montague Place and owned by Mrs r.
]. Kimball, weighing 5SH pounds. is now
on exhibition in the window of T.. A.
Morse's store on Main street. Beside
the squash is a paper on which is writ
ten, This is one of our smallest ones"
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BENSON.

Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton Williamson of
Swanton have been visiting in town.
The fair. the ladies OF the Congregational
Church held last Friday was great sue
cess. the ladies netting sl6O-Horton
Falkenburg is driving the Benson Fair
Haven stage in the place Of his father,
j. ]. Falkenburg.- Freeman Plue of Rut-
land is here for his annual vacation,
and Is a guest at Eugene McDonald's.-
DIR. ]. r. Newton returned from St,
Adams Monday after an absence of ten
days.-F. E. Riggs house. three miles
south of here was burned to the ground
Sunday morning. Some furniture was
saved. 1t is reported that there was
sl.500 insurance on the house and $500 on
tho furniture.
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FORESTDALE.

j. Fl. Horn of Big Fork, Mont, is Wis
iting his brother, l. w. Horn.-Miss Ruth
Avery is attending Middlebury college
The Rev c. A. Heath, who was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, is gaining
rapidly .-Edward Chapel and Miss Effie
Bryant were married at Brandon. Septem-
Der Is by the Rev. Walter Thorpe.-Mrs
Hattie Humphrey of New Gloucester,
Me-, was called here by the illness Of
her aunt. Mrs. Harriet Winslow.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. sidnay Atkins and sidnay
Turner. who have been visiting at Grove
ton. N H.. returned Monday.-Morton
McAllster and family OF Barre were in
town Monday.-Mrs. C. McAlister Of Es-
sex is with her sister. Mrs Merrill Child
Mrs. Joseph Kay, who has been visiting
at the home Of her brother. A. H. Booth,
for the past two weeks. returned to her
home in Bloomfield. N. j., Friday.-G
NJ. Ashley. who has been working in a
hotel at the White Mountains, returned
Saturday.-Mrs. Merrill Child. who was
taken suddenly Ill In Warren Friday
night. il better.--Mrs. w. P. Hammond.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Larnerd, returned to her home in War
rem Monday.-The many friends Of Mrs.
Selia Shea are glad to learn of her sue
cessful operation at Hanover hospital,
Hanover. n. H.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs William FISH
er were in MONTPELIER Saturday.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

The wind storm last Sunday night did
considerable damage In this locality to
trees. electric light and telephone wires
Harry Bingham and family went Satur-
day by automobile to Springfield, Mass.
to spend Sunday with their son.-James
Mackay of Boston. who has been paint
Ing the interior Of the Methodist Church
finished work Monday.-The Sunday
school OF the Methodist Church is ask
ed to meet at the church next Sunday
at IL O'Clock.
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LOWELL.

Lowell Is to have an entertainment
course this fall and winter. comprising
five numbers, the first, the Savranoffs,
a Russian trio using many Russian must
cal instruments, will be given at the
Woodman's hail october 30.-Mr, and Mrs.
Arthur Cello are the parents Of a daugh-
ter born September 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
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WOLCOTT.

NJ. y Linindoll of North Troy is hold
ing revival meetings at the Pentecostal
Church. Mrs. J. Freeman of Morrisvilc
was the guest Of Peter Golden over Sun
day Mrs. A. E. Chapman of johnson
was the guest of her mother, Mrs Mary
Tillotson over Sundays. A. Fife OF
Morrlsville was in town Monday.-Ci. r.
Bickford was in Swanton over Sunday.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Spollman S. Seeey, a veteran of the
civil War, died at his home An South
Cambridge Tuesday, september 81, aged
about SO years He was the youngest son
of the late Samuel and Charlotte Seeley,
who were among the first settlers of
Cambridge. Mr.. Seeley enlisted from
Massachusetts in Company b. lie had
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DERBY.

e. K. Gray and Mrs Il. G. Barnes
went to Barton Friday to attend the
funeral of their cousin, a. II. Cowles.
The interment was in Worthwhile
Evanseists A. Torrey and wife, who
were advertised to be at Derby last Sun
day. will not be here until next Sun
day.
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The bookkeeping class number "a The
high school has an enrolment OF 50, tho
largest In It's history. Nottingham Grange
for its meeting Saturday evening. has pre-
pared a program appropriate to the har.
vest and thanksgiving time. The grange
plans to have it's annual fair on Columbus
day. october 12-Blanchard Montgomery
Of Burlington and daughter Blanche. have
returned after being over-Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Parcher.