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LOWELL.

Mr.. ann MIS- Homer Godaire are the
parents of a daughter. Eva Josephine.
horn August 6 NJ. and Mrs George
Dunn and daughter, Mary, and Miss Mel
lie Anshoro oG Albany were the week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Muir
DhY.-NTss Mary Newton of Lowell, Mass,
who has been visiting relatives went Tues
day to Wes'lield to visit her niece. Mrs.
l.. Edmunds.--Nrs. J. p. Smith of South
Dakota, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Y. 9. Sisco, has gone to Lamoille
and Franklin counties to visit relatives.
Frank Roberts Of East Haven was the
guest Of r. j. blanchard last week
Oliver and Arthur Dettc Sanford Ste
phenson and George Rouse started Tues
day for Wtnnepeg to stay during the
harvesting season.--Mrs. Frank Finnegan
and daughter Miss Annie and Mrs.
Rdell of Brooklyn, y. y, are in town
for fortnight-Mr. and Mrs. George
Muligan of New York are spending their
vacation with Mrs. MulliEans father, f.
Y. Murphy.-Nliss Leah Dlette is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Lydia Domino of
Richford.-Mr and Mrs. J. s. Kicker are
entertaining their FranddauGhter Miss
Maude Cummins, and friend, Miss Ida
Mitchell of Rosendale, Mass-Miss Alice
La clair and cousin Miss Annie Fisher,
went to Montgomery Center Tuesday To
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tlutchins.- Mrs
{. g. Place and son Of Derby are the
guest" of her sister, Mrs. w \. Blake
Mrs. g. II. Newton and son, Floyd. went
Tuesday to Cornish, y. H., for n few
weeks visit with rclativcs-Mr. and Mrs
Julius Dchois and daughter. Miss Eula
are spending few weeks in Sutton and
Wells River
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The ladies of the Baptist Cnurcn
realized about So from their sale on Tues
day atrernoon--Mr Ellen h. Stearns
OF West Concord y. H., has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Rand ana
Mrs. Albert Emery for the last ten days.
Mrs Ella e. Somervlle Of Burli iston
is being entertained by Mrs. Mary Carr.
Mrs. g. s. Billings of Newport arrived
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Lulu Lapine at
the home of T.. t. rarker-lIarold
church Of Cliftordale. Mass, is passing
some tmc with Mr. and Mrs. W. T..
Rand.-Miss Eva T.. Hazclton of North
field and Guy ". Mudgett of Brookncld
were married Mt the Methodist parsonage
Monday afternoon by the pastor. the
Rcv. 6. T.. Crawford. Mrs G. !. Baker
sister of the groom. attended them
Frank Hutchinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hutchinson on Weston street, is
quite ill.-MrS @. =. Fuller ana her
daughter, Miss Gladys Fuller, wont to
sharon Wednesday to attend Old Home
day cxcWiscs. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. O'I3rien
of Lawrence. Mass, after passing week
here with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. i. O'Brien,
left Wednesday for their home -Sup;. and
Mrs. G. W. Patterson and little son have
returned from n six weeks vacation in
Albany, y, Y.-NIss Florence Judd came
from South Royalton Tuesday for few
days stay with Or. and Mrs. G. J.
Rumrill-NIrs O. T.. Northror and guest.
Miss Hattie Mckcnna of Cambridge,
Mass. left Tuesday for Bedford. p O..
for few days stav.-Mr and Mrs. IT,
r. Thomas and little daughter came
Tuesday from Swampscott, Mass, for
fa vi Ir
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ENDEAVOR TO ASCERTAIN
WHETHER KING LIED
Fight TO save stisIow from Itnir As
>uuics large Proportions.

Albion. y V. Aug 16.--Four men
whom Erwin King says he saw in
Knowlesville on the night Of the
Phelps murders are tr%inc tonight to
recall the events of March 20. .al5.
District ATTORNEY Knickerbocl:er is as
much interested I'm their efforts as are
Mrs. Grace Humiston and David A.
White. who are making the fight to
save Charles L. Stielcw from tie cleo
trio chair.
These four are Frank stevens, who
worked az the hotel last wear; harry
Horn, a farmer OF the district, Frank
Montondo. the hotel man and Patrick
A. Grimes, 4 picture dealer. Asked bv
newspaperren to-day IL they recalled
having seen Erwin King az knowles
Vile that night, they said generally
that they were not sure.
District Attorney Knickerbockcr has
been busy all day continuing his work
OF checking up the names and the facts
that King mentions in his rccantalion.
He says that it will take several DAYS
for him to complete his work of zorro
borating KINGS statements in full.
"All that l can say ut the present
time Mr.. Knickerbocker said, "is tAat
we nave some excellent corroaoIatl"n.
We arc satisfied with the progress that
has been made
Mrs. Humiston returned TO Albion
this morning after a day IN Rochester.
Apparently she failed 10 find a judge
who would issued an order taking
Erwin King from the custody Of the
Orleans county sheriff Nothing has
been heard to-day OF the threatened
| f,at tt,gr
special district attorney 60 superscdc
Mr.. Knickerbockcr That WIS ono OF
the objects Of The Rochester visit.
The Rochester trip was Important"
Mrs. Humiston said. hui We have d
| cided not To make known any more %
our plans for the present When [
have thoroughly read the KinG rccan-
tation l may have statement 20
mako"
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SOUTH ROTALTON.

While little William Bclkrap, son ot
w. Q. Bolltnap, was az play last wecl.
ne climbed upon a cart body In such u
way as to tip it over onto himself 81
that his head was badly crushed Dr
Clifford of Randolph was here Wodnes
day in consultation with local doctors
in the case He has been in a critical
condition for several DAYS and homes ~
his recovery are slight.-IIarry f..
Bingham and family, accompanied by hi7
brother and sister. avmond and Ruth.
returned to their home in I.ongmeadov.
Mass, last Saturdav.-News has JUST
been received of the death Of the Rev
E. r. Currier who was we'll known I'm
this section. He was appointed lasr
spring to St Adams Bay. and served the
charge until about two weeks ago. when
he went to Newhury. The funeral 7rill hr
held at Newbury tomorrow. Rev
w. NJ. Newton, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in East Weymouth,
Mass, called on friends here Monday
afternoon
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thursday to visit his mother In Nov
Scotia.-Dr and Mrs v u EDDY ha
returned from two Vccks' Nist !
Pdtney~Miss May Blossom has rcurne
from two wocHs' visit I'm pittsGell
during which Miss Blanche Shepard va
in charge IF her store.-C. s. Putnam
working in Abbott 4. Cady's store dun
ing the absence Of s T.. Abbott on INF
yacation.-Georec Brown has left III
employ of the Bethel Coal & Ice con
nany, and is working At the steam rlai
Of the GaHsvllo Electric Light &. Pow,
company.-Mrs. Ella T.. Robbins r
Cochituatc, Mass, is visiting her sisteI
Mrs. G. r. Claflin.-Mrs. Louise Hope
and two children Of Walpolc, y. H., hay
been visiting at John G. Gilman's.-Th
Rev. w. NJ Newton Of East Weymouth
Mass, was i'm town Tuesday-Mr. an
Mrs. F. II. Southworth went vesterda
to visit their sons in Cambridge IN
Norwood Mass.-Haying is nearly con
pleted with a total cut 30 per cent aboy
the average IN this section, and Of avol
age quality
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SAYS GERMANY HAS
BROKEN T-BOAT PLEDGE
Marquis Of Crcvr Declares ships Arc
Attacked without Warming.

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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Mrs. Smith Is visiting her daughter
in Richford Mrs, Fred Slayton, who
has been in Bolton visiting her son
Scott Il. Slayton. has returned. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Rowland Of JeTersonville
have been visiting Mrs. Rowland's sis
ter Mrs. Ralph Wells.--Randall John
son. former resident. has been visit
ing Mr.. Chandler.-Miss Reba Wescome
visited her aunt in Waterville Satur-
day.-Wilma Guard. who has been
visiting friends in Johnson. has re-
turned.-Mrs. Julia Oaks of Waterville
has been visiting Mrs Mary Potter
Mrs. Lena Marskey Of Bakersfield is
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BETHEL.

Joseph H. Burlingame of Cambridge.
Mass, and Miss Ruth F. bearing,
younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George L. bearing, were married Au-
gust at the home of the brides par
ents by the Rev. J. Wesley Miller Miss
Mary bearing was ring bearer and
Miss Dorothy pearing distributed the
wedding cake Both are daughters OF
DR. Dana E bearing of South Royal
ton. The contracting parties, who
were unattended. came in while Miss
Laura Cram of Laconia n. H, played
the bridal chorus, accompanied only
by the brides father, the ring bearer,
and the officiating minister. About so
guests witnessed the ceremony. includ-
ing the near relatives of the bride and
bridegroom and many OF the neighbors
of the bearing family. There were
many beautiful gifts. Refreshments
were served under the direction of Miss
Ala Day OF South Royalton, as caterer.
by Misses Celia steele, Lydia Brigham,
Louise Waterman and Helen Dewey.
Miss Aida Neal of Hartford serving
punch. The young people took an au-
tomobile and later caught n train for
their wedding journey. They taught
four years in the same school In Bel
mont, Mass.
Miss Esther Rosenberg of New York
city has arrived at Mrs. Luella kidder' =
to spend the rest of the summer. The
Episcopal Churches located at Bethel.
Royalton. Randolph and Randolph Cen
ter invited last Sunday at n service In the
old church midway between this village
and Randolph, Bishop Bliss preached
from the test. The Seed Is the Word
of God. MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Baker of
Rutland. former residents. are spending
a week at F. o. Roberts.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wnot of Rochester, who have
been visiting at IL. G, Barnes's. went
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. J Is Fuller returned Thursday
from Hardwick where she spent a few
days with her son, Harold Fuller and
family.-Mrs. A. W. Stafford has gone to
lYndonville to visit her sister.-Mrs. Phil
lip Hehb and son came Saturday from
Peachum, whore she spent her two weeks
vacation with her parents,--Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Demeritt was in Waterbury, Friday
10 attend his brothers funeral.-The Rev.
Mr. Hazen is able to he around after being
laid UP several days with a sprained
snkle.-Mrs. j. *. Fuller motored to Or
leans last Friday with A. D. Barrows and
family.-Miss Josie Drown is passing the
week with Mrs. d. A. BarroWs.-Mrs.
perley ITodgkins of Charlotte is visiting
Mrs. Emma IIodgkins and other relatives
in the plaCe-Nlrs. Frank Boyes has been
confined to her room for the last ten days.
The lthiel Falls camp meeting will be
held here August Is to 81. The Roy J.
u. Johnson, the founder Of the meeting,
will he assisted by the Rev r G. Nor
cross Of Colorado, the Rev Dr. T. C.
Wright Of Gardiner, Me. and the Rev.
~, F., Curtis Of WatertoWn
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EAGLES WILL MEET
NEXT At BUFFALO
Grand Aerie Nominntes Officers for
Year.

Savannah, Ga, aug. 1f-Selection ri
Buffalo for the 1917 Grand Aerie, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, became prac.
tically assured to-day when that city
was the only one offered at the an
nual meeting here. These officers were
nominated:
Grand worthy president, Rex r
Goodcell San Bernardino. Cal, grand
worthy vice pres ident Frederick
Hughes. Yonkers. y Y. grand secre
tary. J s Perry, Kansas city Mo
grand lecturer. Joseph Bowling. DAY
ton, Ohio, grand worthy charlains
Henry J. Lemcl<e. Sa enaw, Mich, Har-
~ McNeigh, Cincinnati. o.: grand
worthy conductor. !. W Heller Jr
New York grand inside guardian. G.
r. Laird, Brockton. Mass
The only contest will he for the
grand worthy charlain's Mace.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


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paa, s,s,e'; Mss nea't,'e Man 81
e',,' ''''eu 0".u u'S ioi an over
Sr""S SdF WIN Mr. ana MRS. y. W.
i'''' "eE Iei' LOT BELLOWS FalIs MON
uaE '--'''ss + florence Richardson went I"
'ndsor yesterday IN WISH relatives
MISS fnma Moses is III Rochester Tor
TWO weeks stay.-A son was born sat
uruay 10 Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur Galarneau,
named Arthur Leopold, Jr-oscar Man
chester of Windsor was in town over
Sunday with his family al the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
| Manchester.-Mr. and Mrs Bassett OF
Chicago. Ill. are at the Inn for few
days Frof J. r. Hotchkiss Of washing
ton. D. G.. is being entertained by W. T.
Martin at his home on Summer street
Miss Georgia Mann came from Boston
Saturday to remain a few DAYS with Mr..
and Mrs n w Mamie w Hunt nt
Renrirgtor has been the ,res, IF Mr.
and Mrs Frank Stiles for fev DAYS
William Rootb and d,ueb,er Mra
eo,h -rhox,,.or of.o, r,sei,, sa,,o,,,
a,,.. ,.,,,. Mr a NJ. r. poo.h ,ot,
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MIS- hali'' H"''iaS anu "''' 7''' ""'
came Last anout tI'' "'SV w '"''
WISH her lather, D. IS sargent nave l'i'
Tor their nome IN fortIand' gre,
Tn" third annual reunion heIo at inc
home OF MI ana MIS- 'hafIeS Bent on
August = was attended ny 80 members
Of the Jones family and WAS a notahI'
event. Dinner was served I" NJ ana
following that there was Social Whoh
the renewing of the acqua'ntanc" "I
absent relatives was the ordef 81 IN"
day 1T was intended to nave IN" an
lner outside but tn" RAIN prevented y
few of those VIII" cam" I'm autos lolt
the same night. but 40 remained with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent and 30 were ont"r-
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Jones
, The next reunion, to be held in August
1917, viii he held with the Jones r"la-
tives in Kingston, Mass There were
present from out Of town Mr. and Mrs
s. y. Conner, Mrs. !. \. Johnson, Miss
Gladys Johnson and Gordon johnson Of
Maiden. Mass. william Jones of Penn
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Benito Campo and Miss Florinda
Herrera of 200 Barre street We're married
Saturday by Justice Of the Peace y. B
f.. Kent Both bride and groom arc ma.
tives of Spain, the latter being employed
as granite cutter in local plant
Miss Lillian Gould of 300 Main street
a graduate of Montpelier high school
leaves tomorrow for Eeston, Pa, where
she has accepted position as teacher in
the public schools She will be accom-
panied to Easton by her sister, Mrs
Harry Zev. who has been visiting in the
city for several weeks. A son was borr
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Ziev.
The henerit dance to Company II
which was given Friday evening. net
ted S100.25 and a check for that amount
has been sent to Captain Coughlan OF
the company at Eagle Pass Texas. tc
he distributed among the members
The Montpelier Military Band orches.
ira contributed their services for the
dance.
The committee appointed by Governor
Gates 10 look after the wants of hose
left dependent by soldiers now located
on the border of which committee tbs
chief executive is chairman, met Tues
day afternoon at the State House, Mem
f., hers Of the committee made reports rela
tive to conditions existing in their
localities and arrangements We're made
70 have funds placed in the hands Of
each member to he used when found
no fixed sum had been decided upon as
the amount needed can not he deter
mined. the length of time the troops will,
ba IT
has been raised by the committee per.
sonaly hut 1t is probable they will be re-
imhursed by the next legislature
The Castleton Memorial library nj
Castleton has filed articles Of associa-
ton with the secretary of state. beng
without capital stock but having the au-
thority to own real estate. Tho sub
scribers are Henry A. Dewey Of Los
Angeles, Cal. Carl s. Cole Arthur II
Lake. Edward r. Clark, Ellis NJ. Lo.hrop
Sarah P. a. Leavenworth. Minnie a
Rice, Sarah W. St. John, Laura NJ Clark
all Of Castleton.
The marriage certificate of George T.
Karkanides and Miss PanaEiota Katso-
sianis. both Of this city was filed Tues
day in the city clerks office, the cere
mony having been performed July % AT
Norwich. Conn by the Rev. George
Constatin. The groom has been engaged
in the fruit business for a number of
years.
Marriage license has been issued &c
Dominica Bizzozero Of s Sibey avenue,
Montpeicr, n granite cutter, and Rene
Cassahella of Center street, Barre. They
are to ho married Saturday.
| II. G. Lawson was appointed trustee OF
the bankrupt estate Of Phillip Karkandes
q local fruit dealer. at the first meeting Of
creditors held Tuesday before Referee
w. \. Theriault, The appraisers named
We're Richard II Standish. c. +. Theriaul,
and e, q. Stewart. A. c. Theriault repre-
scented the bankrupt
| George w. Mann Of Barre has brough,
suit for 1000 in county court against the
| Diversi Fruit company of Barre, claim
ing damages as the result of collision he.
tween his wagon and the defendants mo-
tor truck last month. f. r. Davis is coun.
sci for the plaintiff
son was born August Is to Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Crossett of Cliff street.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. T.. G. Ring and son, Allen, Of
Brooklyn. n. Y, arc guests at A. w.
Fosters. Mrs. Clara Moody is home from
Morrsville, suffering from an ahcess ON
her chn.-S. Randall of Springfield Mass,
Ia the guest of his brother H. l. Randall
Miss 1.eafe King has returned from
Craftsbury.--M and Mrs. T.. c. Gould of
Morristown were guests at a. w. Fortin's
Sunday.-A. W. Powers has purchased his
fathers farm in Woodbury. and mayed his
family there-Clyde Little ana family %
East Hardwick passed sunday al John
[oIl
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Andrew Shores, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles Pick
EFT. the past four weeks. returned to her
home in Weston Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Carpenter Of Montpelier were
In town Sunday.-Mrs. Chan. McAllister
Of Essex is visiting relatives in town
Mrs. Lizzie Palmer was in Montpelier
Tuesday and Wednesday.--Mr and Mrs
Harmie Nelson We're in Montpelier We'd
nesday.-Mrs Ella Egan of Hiddlesex was
the guest of her brother. Merrill Childs,
Wednesday,
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WATERBURY,.

Thirty-two gathered at the home of Will
liam Marshall beyond the Center Sunday
for a picnic, it being a reunion of the
Marshall family Miss Amelia Atkins is
AT the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Arletta Roycc.--A daughter was born FRI
day to Mr., and Mrs. Alba Durkce of
North DuXbury.
Mr. and Mrs. William Arkley and
daughter of Northampton, Mass. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ash of Shell
burne, were recent guests Of Mrs. Her
mon Morse,
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ELMORE.

Mrs Ruth Robinson and daughter, Kate
Robinson Of Burlington, visited a Elmer
Rohinson's recentlY.--Delhert Richardson
is working I'm Walden-Mr, and Mrs.
BurleY Luther and Beryl of North Woicott
visited in town last week.-Mrs.. Joseph
Muzzy OF Johnson has been visiting at G.
w. Ward's.-Miss Genie Ward of Morris
willie spent the Wcek-cnd with her parents.
Mrs. Bert Merriam of Bellows Fans Is
visiting at Frank Merriam Mrs. Harry
Smith and children have returned after
an extended visit in New Haven, Conn
Mrs, Wesley Emerson. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs, II. A. Gravlin
returned to hcr home in st Johnsbury
Tues1ay
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

william Osborne is building a silo for
Elmer Sabin.-Parley Wheeler and his
sister,Mrs A. l.. Haskell, were in Mont
peler Saturday.-Marion Wheeler has re-
turned from Peacham, where she has been
visiting relatives.-The Rev, Hayward fill
ed the pulpit again last Sunday.
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GAPP[RING5 III VERMONT
Continued from rnge thrceJ

,ottar.e r,otbor Nre Minnie snaIlov
Nrs smalto, and ,ioce Ni.s crecs Russ
accommodated tto,, t,d,.i, >,orsh.u ,,o,t
Monday overipg IN tI,rdwic,t for a shor,
stay Mice ilio S1avto, ,otur,od Nton-
do, ovo,i,g fro,,, a ,,,si. n, r-,i,. Have,
1roctor yorgo,ros aud p,r,inyto, -,Nrs
wi,lia,, tio,v,rd ana ,rondd,uubtor Mice
Made ttov.rd lor, -ruosd,v for n ,isi, n,
I,olais win, Tho forp,er,. sis.o, ,i,, Doo,
Hove a,a l., >,,rstsat1 ,,.i,, ha, h,.o,lor
Ired D,rliro Nrs cborlo. ,.rosor,. ava
,n.o ohi,aro,, of No,,,or, p 49, t,o,.o
,,isi,ad ,ho ,orr,or,s hro,hor ,.on, rec
d,,. 70 c, rohnshur,, fo,. , ,.,si, inter- 90
otbor bro,bor rro,,.s 1v,uoco ,Irs
Mary Nc<au rot,,rnod .r,osdo,. cror,
Wei, With fr,ords a, r,no.hura t,al,s
rio cro,go aot,l 1a, ,.,I ..
s,,snior tai,o Sot,rda, ,,.,,o,, ,,,.I
officor Win civ ,bo addro.a ,,iaa ,Ia,
earo, to,r,cbo,, Of p,,,,,,,d ,,a.. o,,,.
FRIDAY ovoning to ,,,ss ror ,ono,i,,, i,,,
Nrs Nvra s,i,os roor,o ,vauaco ,rd
family ARC n,ssin, several ,.ools =,
e.bio,s c,n,n ir south ,voodh,,r, AZ.
Wallace is ir,rrovirc n hoa,,h ,,r.
Kettle Dranor cont, ven, o. u,rau,io,,
Tuesdav evorirg fo, , fau, d.,.s.
Robert t,llis c.,,,e from, t1onr,vi1lo r. ~
Tueedav overing for . fau. dave, sta,,
at tho home Of his hrotber r. y Ellis ~
Mrs Jinnio Fitch ctaoi of o,,,olk Wash
arrived Tuesday evening for n nermanent
stay Mr. Stool is exnected later Mrs
p r 1-dall returned Tuesdav oveninr
from, a short stay in .Johnson Miss Elma
Bailey. who has nassed tho summer at
Nereennes returned Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of Bos-
ton were guests Sunday Of his sister and
husband MIR and Mrs A A. Miles. Miss
Coral Richardson of wolcott came We'd
ncsdav 10 visit her brother George
Observation-Disclosures F. T.. Fish of Yer
eennes and Mrs s r. Carslev of Palmer.
Mass are guests of their sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Warren
Judge and Mrs G. A. Morse and Mr.
and Mrs G. G. Morse and daughter.
Shirley. went to Cabot Thursday to At
tend the Morse reunion.-Chester Niles
of Pasadena Cal is visiting his for.
mer home here. a guest of his brother
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Niles
Mrs r n Rickford went Wednesday 70
Wolcott for visit with her brother
James Peck.-Mrs. Emma Marvin went
70 Greensboro "Wednesday for a few davs'
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Wadhams. N. Y, where she has been
the guest of Mrs. Charles Payne for
several weeks.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Word has been received of the Sc
rious illness Of Edward Griswold son
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BOTH HAPPY

A minister meeting parishon-
er of his who had been quite
recently married and about
whose domestic happiness terri
BILE stories were rife. saluted him
and said:
We'll. John, and how is all go
ing on?'
"Oh, happily enough" returns
John.
I'm. glad to hear of it. You
know there were rumors OF rows
Or"
Rows" !" said John. oh yes.
there are plenty of rows; when
ever she sees me she catches the
first thing at hand. a dish or any
thing, and fires it at me. II she
hits me, she's happy; ii she
doesn't am. Oh, we're getting
on fine!" Tid-Bits.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-01-06
ARRESTED FOR BLIND
PICCINC"

In a raid on the VIM. Hallonn
meat market last Thursday after
noon Sheriff Sellstedt found two
barrels of beer, which had been
shipped In the night before,
From the time he received the
booze until the arrest was made
Hallonn disposed Of q half q bar
rel Of the stuff.
He was given q hearing the
same afternoon and pleaded not
guilty. The trial has beed set
for next Monday. Whether he
has been selling the beer remains
to be seen. but under the county
option law he had more than he
was allowed and can be convicted
for violating same.
The "drys' of Grasston are
determined that no booze shall
be sold here, and the quicker
some people learn that they mean
business the better 1t will be for
them and their pocketbooks. -
Grasston Advance.