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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-16

TODAY -
FOR RENT-Good farm, lj0 acres. Ad,
dress owner, 1895 South Twelfth. II
GOAT MEAT-First class only, at o.
X Grocery store 18th & State ianl4
FOR SALE-Young COW, just fresh,
heifer calf. 1916 Mission st. decl6
CooD-2nd hand wheel wanted. 2lS0
Maple Ave. decl6
FURNISHED Apartments, also barn
suitable for garage. 49l y. Cottage.
I LOST-Gas engine muiIler. on River
road north. Phone 96Fl2. decl6
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PIGS-For sale, $500 to $500. 20
pounds TO 20 pounds. Phone 36Fll,
Skyline Orchards declG
2 -
/ FOR SALE-Commbia GraPhonola new,
big size, near half price 1850 North
9Th street. declG
FOR SALE--Cheap, or will trade, 27
lots in Terrebourne. Ore. Letters ans
wered. j. b. Silk, Salem, Or. declG
WANTED-For cash. stocks of goods,
any kifa,, from 100000 to $4,000.
90. See Col. A. J. Baldwin, Salem, Or
dec22
WHITE LEGHORN-Cockerels from
trapnested stock for sale. Beech.
Ter Poultry Ranch, 3.4 mile north
Fair grounds, Portland road. decl6
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FOR RENT--A suite of housekeeping
rooms, well furnished at $50 n. Lib.
erty. Inquire at residence. Phone
1040J. eff
STRAYED--To my place, dog, owner
can have same by paying for ad W..
NJ. Schuett, Route =,
OALENDAR-For l9l7--Large figures
for practical use. can or phone HON.
er, II. Smith, the insurance man. Me
CoFnaek building. Phone SO. tr
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WILL TRADE-City property, new
store room and room house, for
small farm, clear. Write jas Capi.
tai Journal decl8
WAKTED--5 or 6 men and teams to
take a contract of londiEg and un-
loading 400 or 500 cords Of woed onto
boat. Must be done at once. Phone
692. T., A. Way, If
FOR RENT-Modern nouse, Saginaw
and Lafell St., gas, electric lights,
stationary tubs, unturnished or part
ly furnished. Soe fleming, Phone 800
deel6
MONEY LOANED--On furniture, hors.
es, vehicles, merchandise, etc. Trans
actions private. Possession retained.
Union Loan Agency, 2I7 South High
st. jenl6
FOR SALE--Cheap, modern five room
bungalow, Paramount Park, paved
street, cement walk, electric, gas and
sewer. 100000 cash, bal S. or $40
month, i per cent int. Inquire 1855
Fir st. Phone 507.
HARRY j. MCDONALD - Windows
cleaned properly, floors waxed, warn
ishing done, sewing machines, umbrel.
las repaired, chimneys cleaned, 50
cts for the next week only Former
phone l04l moved, present phone
1898 declG
FEMALE HELP WANTED-At once,
ten ladies to travel, demonstrate and
sell well established line to our deal
crs. Previous experience not neces.
sary. Good pay. Railroad fare paid.
Goodrich Drug Co., Dept SO Oma'
ha, Nebr,
WANTED--Nicc furnished housckeep-
ing rooms for myself and wife dur
inc coming session of the legislature.
What have You to otfer' State price
and distance from capital building.
Address, l.. y, Bellnnd, Astoria, Or.
decl7
port. The fighting was for possession
OF one of the Russian ambuscade
arenches.
Display Of Corn is
Remarkably Good One
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Franklin. Ralph Brewster of Cambridge
Marion Cornell, on the piano. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. +. r. Hyde.
Remarks were made by the Rev. II. G..
Howard. Refreshments We're served.
Many beautiful and useful presents, ana
N2 In gold were presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornell Farmers about town report
big flow OF sap. Norman Nyc gather
ed 900 pals in his sugar place Monday
Mrs. Ernest Brooks and daughter. who
have spent several days with her sister.
Mrs j. A. Watkins, returned to st.
Adams Tuesday.--Ira Morse spent Mon
day In Burlington.-Mrs Ernest Brooks
and Mrs. ]. A. Watkins were Burlington
visitors Monday.-Mrs. Elizabeth Vernal
from St Adams has come to spend
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J.
A. Watkins.--lI. II. Nyc is visiting in
st. Adams and vicinity.-Mrs. Ira Morse
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norton, in Huntington Frank Thomas,
who has been seriously Ill. is somewhat
bettcr-Miss Florence Hyde went Satur-
day to Huntington. where she has n
position 60 teach school-The horse barn
on the farm owned by Charles Hcnder-
son, together with three valuable horses
n Shepard dog, and furnishings, We're
entirely destroyed BY fire about thrcc
o'clock Sunday morning. The origin Of
the fire is unknown J. =. Wilcox
has gone to spend several days in
Essex Center, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
~ y. Dodge.
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came saturday to attend the funeral
Mr.. Pinney and Mr.. Caldcrwood return
ed home Saturday evening.--William
Wood went to Burlington hospital
last week Monday and was operated
upon Tuesday for the rem wal of
growth on the inside of his cheek
George Philbrook went with him and
returned home Wednesday. Mr.. Wood
was reported as doing well and eX-
poets to be out of the hospital in a
few days.-Mrs, Adelaide Sawyer re.
turned to Boston Monday and her SIS
ter. Mrs. Helen jackson. went with
her for a few DAYS.
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GREENSBORO.

Harrison Wilson returned from
North Carolina after n short visit to his
parcnts.-Miss Alice DOW, who recent
ly returned from three years course
n "a Philadelphia hospital, training
for nurse, has been engaged to sup
ply as head nurse and matron at the
IiardWick hospital while the regular
matrun is taking a few weeks vaca-
ton.-Ianager Gage of the ST. Johns
bury Wiring company was in town
Saturday. He will commence install
ing the street lights this Week.-Mrs.
Nellie simpson, who was injured by a
fan Few days ago has so far recovered
that she was able to go to the home
of her niece. Mrs. Nellie Gebbie. in
Hardw,ch Thursdny-Mrs. Hattie Will
ley and MRS. Margaret Darlington
went to Walden Heights Friday by
train and :hen took snowshoe trip
over tn. drifts to CABOT and returned
Saturday,-Mrs Mary Gillls is seriously
ill.-JaInes BLACK is suffering with the
shingles,-Tha remains of Miss Alice
Sawyer wee brought here from Boston
Friday and the funeral was held at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Helen Jack
son. saturday afternoon. Interment in
the village cemetery Miss Sawyer was
ia years of age and was born in
Greensboro, gong to Boston with her
widowed mother about 80 years ago
short time ago she was Obliged to
undergo IA serious operation and died
at the hospital fow days afterward
Her aged mother. Mrs. Adelaide Saw
yer. and uncle. S. l.. Pinney, of Pas
sumpsic, VT, came with the remains
c. A Calderwood of X. Johnsbury
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The hish ana graded schools opened
Monday morning with n good attend
ance.-Mrs. Helen Farnsworth McCartha
of Sugar Hin. n. H., who had been
suffering for several weeks with a pain
full and swollen knee, had it anputated at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. She had been
here with her mother. who went home
with her, but as the swelling and pain
increased, she was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington, where
the amputation was made.-The frequent
SHOWS are lenCthcning the SUGAR season
50 that the usual amount will be made
here. The quality is good.-The Athletic
club Of the Angles will have a play and
SUPPER Friday night To raise money
to carry on their instructions in athletics.
Instructors from Norwich University
will commence military drill in the
Agricultural school soon.-Mrs. II. NJ.
Lamb returned Monday from Middle
bury, where she had been to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Sessions. cousin.
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JOHNSON.

Wesley La,npher was in Morrisville
Saturday. David Muzzey and Alexander
Laraway are carrying on the Lewis
Martin sugar plnce.-George Courser
went TO Barre Saturday .--George w.
Smith was in Swnnton Friday.-The nor
mai school closed Friday and will re-
open April 5.-Mrs Hattie Waite re-
turned to Barre Saturday after few
days with her brother. DR. II. n. Waite.
Mrs NJ. s. Hin entertained her Sunday
school class at a sugar party Friday
Mrs. J. l.. Pierce is visiting in barre
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Waterman gave
their son, Howard, Thursday night
Mrs, Alexander I4araway is recovering
from AN attack of the grip.
Mrs. O. r.. Foster went to Hardwicll
Tuesday to the present at her sons
birthday party ycsterday.-W. T.. Tracy
has moved into the T.. T.. Holmes up
stairs tenement on Main street.-Sheriff
Jones was in Cambridge Tuesday-AIr.
and Mrs, T., G. Sherwin of Hyde Park
visited relatives here Monday D. b,
Smallcy was called to Waterbury by
the serious Illness of his father Monday.
John Parady has sold his farm known
as the ALI crowell place to Charles
Stewart. who has taken possession. Mr..
Parady has gone to Chicago. Eldricls
Thompson, son of Frank Thompson, had
his finger severed at the Berlin mills
Monday and was taken to the hospital
Mt Burlington Tuesday-Farmers report
q good run OF san last week
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md fancy articles, food and candy
Levi Necdham. who is at the sanitarlum
for surgical treatment, is now thought
to he making q good recovery.-A. e.
Slack has moved his household goods
from the George Slack place ON Maple
street to the house Of j. II. I.amson &
Sons on Pleasant street
Frank bingham died suddenly at his
home on the Rochester road Wednesday
April s from the result of shock of
paralysis. Mir. Bingham suffered several
shocks i'm the last few months. but mad
recovered sufficiently to walk into the
kitchen the morning of his death While
lying down he was found in critical
condition by his daughter Mrs. Abbey,
and never regaincd consciousness. Mr.
Bingham had lived in town for long
time, coming here from Manchester
n. H.. and had lived on the farm ON
which he died for the last 80 years. lie
married Phoebe Burrell of Bethel who
died three years ana n half ago. To them
were born two daughters, Mrs. Roy
Abbey and Mrs. William Bent, the for
mcr living ON the home farm and Tho
latter at Braintrcc. He also had an
adopted son, Everett Bingham, VINO is
now here. The funeral was held at
the home Friday morning at ten o'clock.
lntcrmcnt was in Fairview cemetery
IN Ec,hcl beside his wife.
\ pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 6. Goodwin
Tuesday evening at $40 o'clock, when
their only daughter, Mildred, was mar
ried to Derward C. Wilmot, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W w. Wilmot Of Bethel. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Homer White in the presence of the
immediate families only. The bride
was Eowncd in white lace over white
satin and was attended by the groom $
sister, Mrs, +. L. Carpenter, and the
groom was attended by the brides
brother Fred Goodwin. Following the
service there was lunch served and
the couple left on the night train for
Barre. The brides going away suit
was of blue with hat to match. Many
beautiful gifts OF china, cut glass and
linen were given the bride Miss
Goodwin was n graduate OF the high
school here and OF the teacher train
Ing department, since when she has
been engaged in teaching in Bethel
sharon, Nergcnncs, in the industrial
school and this winter has been in
Iiristol,-Mrs. w w. Wilmot of Bethel
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b. G.
Goodwin Tuesday night and returned
home Wcdne sday.-Mrs. Galen Fish of
Stockhridcc and Mrs. Kezer of Roches-
ter were in town Wednesday.-M and
Mrs. +. H. Kctchum went to Gaysvllo
on Wcdnesday.--Mr and Mrs. Sam Abb
bolt of Bethel went to their home in
Bethel Wedncsday.-Mrs +. c. Angel
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Walter Spaulding and Mrs Nell
lie Burditt of Randolph are visiting
their father, c. T. IIewitt.-Fred Derby
has moved on to a farm near Rutland.
John Gravel of Rutland Will occupy
the house vacated by NJ. Derby.--The
Ladies' Guild of Grace Church met with
Mrs. Mitchell Larock Wednesday aft
ernoon.--I. w. Horn has sold one of
his houses in the hollow to Louis cu
bar--George Devino has moved into
the upper story of Mrs. Mary Symons' 8
tenement.--George Holden has gone to
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where he
will undergo an operation for appen-
dicitis.-Robert Grover Of Providence,
II. l.. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Os-
born Johnson.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the Baptist donation and recep-
ton at The Lodge Friday evening. April
81. A chicken-pie supper will be
served from seven to nine o'clock
The funeral OF Henry j. Vaughn was
held at his late home Sunday noon.
Mr.. Vaughn was a veteran of the civil
War and had been in poor health for
long time The Rev, w, T.. Hill was
the officiating clergyman, assisted by
the Rev. b. +. Parker. Interment was
in the family lot in Middlesex.-Miss
Esther Bacon. who has been spending
her vacation at her home In Morris
vile. returned Saturday, and has re-
sumed teaching at the Seminary.-Sev-
eral from here attended the good roads
meeting in Montpelier Tuesday,--A W.
Dow is building a garage in the rear
of his market.--John Smith has moved
his family from Stowe and Is to work
for Nat sawyer. He is living in the
TAFT house.
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Donahue; trustee for three years. r. j.
Kerr; fire wardens, $. W. Winch, George
+. Davis, G. G Rates t. ]. Houston and
f. w. Clark; auditors. Henry w. Orscr
f. NJ bearing and Timothy Donahuo;
water commissioner FOR five years g.
II. Andrews; tree warden, Walter Brown
Four ballots were necessary to elect a
village clerk. The only other contest Of
the evening was for the office Of trustee
Tor three years. Article three, to see what
action the village will take toward oil
ing the streets, was referred to the
, trustees with power TO act. Article four,
10 see II the village Will vote to provide
more adequate fire alarm, was referred
10 the trustees to investigate and call
Spe''al VhaFe meeting II necessary The
yum Vi w" was voted to ro-torest Paine
"'u"'"'"' as protection I" the village
""'e' SopPiE sl" was voted the tree
nan W po spent IN removing
r, az" ''''i !" Pi"ht'hN new trees
"o e9'.''''' 'ne"t VI PupIlc pIaN@f"und
.'.,., .,i Wv trustees 10 consult
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of tbeir co,nrorios
Mr. ana Nre Ceorpa 7, co,,,o,.o-
have sold THAR tvo-ter.,n,,, ,,l.,,,... 80,
Rice,s addition to Mr. and ,,,s GU.
A pu,nlev This 10 ono oe a.. ,ra,
bot-Rarnes bouses so-c,1l,d ton
NcCoruick Misses Cl,dvs and Dan,
Nccormick and Graham, >tcror,.I.,.
bave returned from 81 coor.o y p
wbero tbev went with tb. ro,,.,t,,s 80,
Nrs Noti1d, Nccorri,,, -c.or,Id No..
alma has returned from ti,rtr,rd az,
bas tokor y nositio, vim ,no mt,
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HYDE PARK.

The Rev. DR. Merrill OF ST. Johnsbury
preached in the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Calvin Smith is very ill.--.Mss
Aida Crosby of LenoX, Mass. is visiting
her brother, Superintendent Crosby Miss
Stocker has returned to Burlington
Proctor Page is at home from Exeter n.
H., for a few days.-Willard Jewett has
gone to Bristol, n. H., where he has en-
ployment as chaureur.-Miss Styles. the
bank senographer spent Sunday at her
home in st. Johnsbury.- last enter
tainment in the lecture course was held
last evening, when Miss Grace Sage gave
dramatic Readings.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Fitzgerald have returned from
their wedding trip and have gone
to Morristown to reside.-Mrs. +. B.
Noble, who has gone 10 the hospital for
treatment, is doing we'll
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ORLEANS COUNTY
DERBY.

Mrs, Frank Wilson died the last of
March. She had been able to do her
own work, with occasionally days
help from her sister, and was taken i'll
Suddenly and lived only Il short time
Much sympathy is felt for her husband
rs he has only one son left from his
family Of four chldren.-Charles Hop
knson, a freshman in Derby Academy.
invited his class of 20 members to his
home, two miles from the village. for
sugar party April 3.-Miss Beatrice
Lamere has left the school in the Acad-
envy and gone to work in an office at
NeWport
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. d. Lapam returned Monday from
visiting relatives in Bcccher FallS.-Mrs.
Archie Boardman was taken to the
hospital Monday for an operation.-Mrs
John Poff visited her husband in st,
bloomsbury over sunday. Mr.. Poff Is an
express messenger on the st. Johnshury
and ;wanton run.-Mrs. Poor, who has
oecn IN poor health for some time. is
able 10 be out.-Mrs. John French, who
has been i'll. is rnproving.--Clinton Car
pentcr Is i'll with asthma. Miss Ruth
Davis returned home Saturday from
visiting her sste.', Mrs. George Richard
son, in stowe. Miss Coral Richardson
is visiting her brother for n few days
in stowe before returning to her school
in Watervillc.-J. w. Porter IS away
n few days on business.
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Waterbury Center were brought to town
Sunday for burial In the family lot at
the Center.-Mrs. Cora Morrison Of
Waterbury Center Is spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Vaughn
The Middlesex Valley Grange will
hold It's next regular meeting April IT,
Miss Bernice Price came Wednesday
from Johnson Normal to spend the rest
OF the spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Price. She went
with a classmate TO her home for the
first few days of the vacatlon.-J. w.
Egan has resigned as substitute mail
carrier.
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LOWELL.

Antoine Jette of jay is engaged as
blacksmith by l.. j. Pudvah.--L. j.
Pudvah has rented his house in the
village to Nathan Jones of Eden.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Newton and child visit
ed Mrs. Newton's parents in Eden sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Murphy are
parents of daughter born April TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hines have come
to spend the summer with his father
Dennis ilines.-W. a. Blake has traded
his village residence to T.. s Coolbeth.
Mr.. Coolbeth has taken possession and
Mr.. Blake has moved to his farm.-M!ss
Ella Ducharmo has gone to her home
in Montgomery Center
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BETHEL.

The high school baseball club will re-
peat the play. The Man of Her
Choice" given here two weeks ago. at
South Royalton Friday evening. The
members of the cast will be carried in
the Davis and Washburn automobiles.
Teachers already engaged for the
village schools are Principal Harold
Uaskins of Bradford. Miss Agnes
Leary of Burlington for the CONNER
Cial department and Miss Helen Brooks
for grade one. All the other teachers
have been invited to rcturn.-The Rev.
Harold Hayward of CuttinEsvillc is the
new Methodist minister at GaysVlls
and Bethel Lympus and held his first
services last Sunday Merrill Porter
and Miss Ellen NJ. Preston We're mar.
ried recently. They are doing tho
sugaring at A II. Spooner's, after which
they will occupy the Green farm, which
they lately bought in the Broad Brook
district in northumberland G.
Morse has been very i'll with pnou.
monia, but is now considered out %
danger.-EX- Congressman Charles IL
Joyce, who has been i'll for two weeks
has recovered-P. r, Whitaker has re-
turned from Bridgewatcr Mass, where
he worked all winter in state insti.
tution.-Several stone cutters have
gone to Concord. n. H.. to work for
the New England Granite company on
rush order during the rest of April.
They include John Cahll, J. r. Cleft,
Ernest Bullcn, James Ross w. :.
Jarell, E. o. Johns and Hale Richards
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. Alice Connor. who has been spend
ing the winter in Hennker, n. H., has
returned to George Olmstead s.-Misses
Vone and Esther Skinner, Elsie Long.
Cla-a Berry and Evelyn Joslin. who are
attending Johnson Normal. are spending
their spring vacation at their homes
The Rev. and Mrs, Isaac Mellor are at
John Kingsbury's until the arrival of
their goods. Sunday, April l6,
there will be a union service in the Con-
gregational Chruch, when Charles A.
Boyd of Burlington. the general secre-
tary OF the Vermont Sunday school as
ISOLATION, will speak.-John kingsbury
was business visitor in Montpelier
Monday.-Mrs. Mabel Flanders Of Barre
was in town last week.
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CRAFTSBURY.

a gang OF men came last week to roll
In logs to he Heated in Black river to lras'
burg for the Chandler Mill company az
Orleans.-Mrs. Stephen Wells and son OF
Alburg were guests of her father, c. {.
Stratton, and other friends In this town
several days last week.---A. J. Smith Is In
poor health.-Barbara Dawson Is Ill with
measles.--MrS. Helen Fisher of Burke is
guest of her niece, Mrs. Emma CO.
nant.-Mrs. Lizzie Bailey Is ill-Emily
Day, who has boon very Ill, is able to he
Edward Young. who was Ill last
week, is improving Gerald Spaulding re-
turned to his home in St. Johnsbury Fri
day.
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NORTHFIELD.

Guild hall proved too small to accom-
modate the voters desiring to attend the
annual village meeting Tuesday. April T.,
so that adjournment was taken to Armory
hall. where the largest and most en-
thusiastic village meeting in years was
carried out, final adjournment not being
taken until eleven o'clock. The following
officers were elected: Moderator. c. d.,
Edgerton; clerk. II. l.. Field; treasurer,
Claude l.. Morse; tax collector. j. NJ.
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BENSON.

Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Beden, 90 and 81
years of age respectively, are both seri-
ously i'll with the grip-,Mrs. NJ. r. Juck-
EFT of Poultney is here. caring for her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. C.. NJ.
Laura Ressette OF Ticon.
"erosa came to town last Thursday on
account OF the serious sickness Of her
la'ner and mother. Mr.. and Mrs, @. NJ.
was no service at either
OF the churches Sunday evening on ac-
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Rev. Mr.. Pinney of the Calais
CONGREGATIONAL Church will exchange
pulpits with the Rev. Harry Maynard
Sunday. Agnes Tassie. Olive Goodeli
and Lila Tebbetts are at home from
johnson Normal SCHOOLGIRLS. b. H.
Ben jamin. who has been seriously ILL., Is
somewhat improved.-E. NJ. Daniels is
acting as lister in place Of K. NJ. Pray.
who is confined to the bed with rheu-
matlsm.-sugar makers report a big run
80
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

The Rev. II. A Lincoln went to
Wash inEton, ID. c., last Weck.--N1rs. ].
F. McGovern has gone to st Johnsbury
for q short time.--Judce +. H. EdCer-
ton returned from Woods took Satur-
day.-A son was born Wednesday to
Mr. and Mrs. T. 4. Cahce.--Dr Camp
bell has sold his house, through the
real estate agency of A. r. Osha, to 9.
II. Wiley. who buys for Investments
Ralph Bush of Boston came Friday to
spend some time with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs, c. j. Bush.-Nlrs. f. y. Wor-
cester las sold her farm on the West
Branch to Mrs. G a. Lyons
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MIDDLESEX.

Sunday. Miss Hazel Hills entertained
three of her friends from Montpelier
with new sugar-on-snow. They were
Misses Dorothy Choate. Gladys Perkins
and Rernce Pembroke -Miss Helen
Swift came from johnson Normal Fri
day to spend a two weeks spring vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Swift-W. H. Vaughn was in
Waterbury Center Sunday to attend
the funeral of Henry Vaughn. an uncle.
Tho remains Of Henry Vaughn Of