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FRANKLIN,

G. y. Van Kirk and daughter. Ethel, Of
Pecatonica H., are guests at o. T
Wright s,-Major. and Mrs. Benjamin
Gates of Montpelier have been spending
few days in town.-Some Of the farm.
ers have finished haying and report q
good crop Mrs. W. A. Donaldson Of
St. Adams has been the guest Of her
niece, Miss Lena Pomeroy. for a few
days.-Dr. W. W. Wright took the lit.
tie son OF the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A. Turner
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Monday
for treatment.-Mrs. George Emery Of
Melrose, Mass, has been the guest Of
her brother, DIR. r. E. WEIGH, for few
days,-Mrs Paul Ploof has been serious
ly Ill for a few days.-Afrs. C. f Noyes
Is In St. Albans.-A daughter was born
TO Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westcot SUM-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert KEENAN, and
daughter of Peabody. Mass. are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. West.
Cote. G.. Austin OF st. Adams and r.
L. Febster of Swanton were in town
Monday
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SHELBURNE.

DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb had
a family reunion recently all four OF
their children and IL grandchildren
being present-It has been proposed
that ShelbuNr have branch of the
Burlington Visiting Nurse association
and meeting was held at Trinity
parish house to formulate plans. A
committee was appointed to canvass
the town for annual subscribers and
explain the matter to the people. The
committee appointed follows: Mrs
Henry Harrington. Mrs. w. II. Nit
chell. Mrs Sophia Harmon, Miss Mary
Loggins. Mrs. w. NJ. Webster and Mrs
II. G. Banks,-Miss Mabel Hale OF
Orange. n. j., is visiting her sister
Mrs. G.. r.. Brush.-Mrs Z. II. Seeds OF
New York city, who is spending the
summer at Bluff Point. spent Sunda y
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Minall.-The
Rev G. r. Brush has accepted an in
vitation to make an address at "Old
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Alta f. Wells died at her home
here July Is. death being due to can
Ger. Funeral services were held at
the Union Church Tuesday. july II
at two o'clock. the Rev. II. Clay Scar.
les officiating. f. A. Sturtevant, Mrs.
r. l. Soule, Miss Lena Merrill and J.
w. Kittell who belonged to the choir
Of which the deceased had long been a
member sang three hymhs Her four
nephews. Grover. Leo. Irving and
Chauncey Chase. were the bearers.
Members of the Eastern Star. to which
order the deceased belonged. attended
In a body. and these. together with
relatives and friends made this ono
OF the largest attended funerals ever
held in East Fairfield and bore elo-
quent testimony to the high place at
tanned in the esteem of those who
knew her by life devoted TO kindly
deeds and loving service. The how-
ers were many and beautiful
and among others were pieces from
her Sunday school class. the choir. the
Ladies' Church Relief society, the
Eastern Star, the Masonic order. Alta
F. Hull was born in East Fairfield
September 81, 1855. and always resided
Horace NJ. Wells in Bakersfield De.
| cember 3, lS4. To this union one
child was born. which died in infancy.
At an early age Mrs. Wells Identified
| herself with public works and was al.
ways an active worker up to the time
she was stricken with the disease
which caused her death. Gifted by
nature with a good voice she entered
the choir in the Union Church when q
young girl, singing as late as at the
| Christmas exercises last December.
She was member of the Congrega-
tional Church and long taught a class
in the Sunday school She was a chars
| ter member OF Harmony Chapter, No.
| 60, O. +, S. March Is. 1905. she was
| elected president of the Ladies' Church
| Relief society, serving in that capacity
! until the end of life. She was buried
| in Egypt cemetery by the side OF rela-
| tives and friends who have gone bs-
! fore. Relatives and friends attending
| the funeral from out of town were: w.
5, Davis of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bull
lard, Mr., and Mrs, Normie Hull and
| Charles Fox of Morrisville, Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. A. Hull and Feno Hull Of
| Sampsonville Mr., and Mrs. r. W.
Clark and Herbert Sawyer Of Enos-
burg Falls, Mr., and Mrs, c. A. Hull od
| West Berkshire. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Ovitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Wanzer. Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Wells. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wells Mrs, Florence Hyde.
Mrs. Catherine Wells, Miss Anna Spaf.
| ford. Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Franh
| Maynard and the Rev. ], T, Urban
| and daughter of Bakersfield, Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Hill, Mrs, Abbie Read.
Mrs. Emma Hill and Miss Nellie Adams
Of ST. Adams.
froustuu.a nm u.u> SourN
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GEORGIA..

Lightning struck the corner of F. w.
Bliss barn during the storm Saturday
afternoon No serious damage was
done-Mrs. C. c. Dyer and two sons
returned to their home in Sutton. P.
O., July 10 after spending two
weeks with her mother. Mrs. Augusta
Ballard.-John w. Reynolds has sold
his farm to John Conlin.-Miss Cath
leen Perry of Milton is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Walter Perry.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles II. Mead of Boston
visited at the home of j. F. Ballard
Friday.-Dr. and Mrs. James N Jenne
of Burlington were in town Sunday
to their home in Boston Sunday eve
ming. Their daughter. Miss Irene Ran
kin. will remain for a few weekc.-
Silver Sylvester of Johnson spent the
weekend at the home OF A. 3. WOOD
Miss Grace Bragg returned home
Saturday from Burlington. where she
has been attending summer school,
Mrs. Matilda Hubbard was taken to the
St. Adams hospital Friday afternoon
She fell from n wagon at the home OF
the Rev. f. I. Nye, where she was
visiting. and broke a limb. She Is as
comfortable as could be expected
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational Church met with Mrs
Julian F. Ballard Wednesday after
noon.-E. A. Wood has purchased OF
Luther B. Day a farm known as the
Brown place in Jefersonville. ant
will move there this fall.--Mr. ant
Mrs. f. A. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs
A. +. Anderson We're In Jeffersonvillt
last week.-Elijah Blatchley Of Sche
nectady, y. Y, is visiting his brother
Frank Blatchley, who Is III.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Marvin Hadd and two children.
who have been at o. S. Moffatts the
past three weeks, returned to their home
in Boston Friday.-Mrs. E. B. Smith
visited her daughter. Mrs. F. NJ. Car
penter, in Enosburg Falls two days last
week.-Mrs. Durham OF Boston is visit
ing her son, Seymore Dunham-Mrs.
Lottie Powell and daughter. Doris,
passed the weekend in Richford.-Lee
Anderson of Harvard. H., Is passing
several weeks at Bluebird camp. His
daughter Mrs. Mary Sessions. accom-.
panied him and passed the weekend at
camp. returning Monday night TO her
home In Hampton. Mass.-Mrs. Nelly
Hart Woodwork Of St. Adams is VISIT.
ing friends in town.
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WEST MILTON.

The body of Margaret, daughter of
Thomas and Maggie Elwell. was buried
in the cemetery here Saturday.-John
Granger is i'll, suffering from the eX-
treme heat.-There were church serv-
ives here last Sunday Services will
he held every Sunday.-Mrs F. F..
Blake and daughter Mildred are in
New Hampshire visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Slocum acCompan-
led by Walter Spear and mother of
Swanton attended an anniversary at
Mr.. Slocums of South Burlington Sat
urdaN eyeninr
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Junior Christian Endeavor meet
gs which have heen held regularly Sun
v afternoons have been discontinued in
carbohydrates Jewett of Weybridge
hd Attorney c. |. Button of Middlebury
ERE in town Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Falter Petersen Of Lynn, Mass, are Wis
Ing Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen.-Miss
frances Bradford IS visiting MIR, and
RS. Howard Stearns of Hnesburg.-Mr
nd Mrs. v. b. Lyon of Minneapolis,
linn, who have been spending a week in
wn with relatives left Monday for Rox-
iry, Mass, to visit Mrs Lyan's sister
IRIS. Merritt Esterhrook.-Mr Frank
lack went to Cornwall Friday to be with
er mother, Mrs. Weston, who is serious
ill.-Millard F. Estey and his family
Orange, Mass, are visiting at William
teady's.-Miss Elinor Prindle has gone to
laremort, y. H.. to spend several weeks
nth her uncle and aunt, Nh and Mrs.
lay Clark.-Mr. and Mrs Louis Bora Of
Providence, r. l., have been visiting Mr..
nd Mrs. Fred Bora.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
Kirk Palmer of North Adams. Mass. are
pending the summer at their farm in
he south part of the town.-Niiss Gladys
oursey of Middlebury came Friday from
Burlington, where she Is attending the
unmer school. to spend the weekend
nth Mr. and Mrs Charles Dow and Mr..
! nd Mrs. Thomas Bacon.-Miss Winifrcd
bavis and Miss Lena Newton OF Burling-
pn are spending the week with Mr.. and
frs. George Hart.-Mrs. Michael Mack
( Hinesburg came Saturday to be with
he family Of her son, Frank Mack, for a
ew days.-John Bergeron and Mr.. and
frs. Victor Bergeron of Burlington and
IRIS. George Beattie OF Appelman, Conn.
listed Mr. and Mrs Fred St. George
unday.-Mr and Mrs. Daniel Hayes with
heir daughter and son, Miss Anna and
leo, motored to New Haven Sunday Ia
ist Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes, coming
Tome by the way of Bristol to visit other
elatives. Miss Mary Crowley of Bristol
accompanied them home for a visit of a
week
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. F. II. Chessmore, assisted by
Mrs. Church and Mrs. Gleason. enter
tanned the Louise NJ. Smiley circle of the
Kings Daughters Wednesday.-M
Gladys Barney visited Miss Florence
Olmstead Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Atkins
and Mrs. Anna Gillett spent Sunday at
Queen City Park.-Dr Mckenzie of New
York is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. j,
Crandall.-Mrs. Alcer, who has been
spending several days with friends, left
Saturday for Colchester.
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SWANTON,

Professor Cambridge, who was at the
head OF the Swanton high school for
several years retiring at the close Of the
school years, has been engaged as the
head of the Shelburne high school,
Frank Jewett and wife OF Buffalo are
visiting friends In Swanton.-Miss Lizzie
Mullgan of Pittsford Is at the Ioieselle
cottage at Sandy point for the summer
John Jewett Of Lowell Mass. arrived
yesterday and will be the guest Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, NJ II. Jewett, for
a few days.-Mrs. Charles Suter. former
ly Of Swanton. who has been visiting
relatives hero for several weeks. started
for her home in the West Monday.-Dr.
Hawley and wife and Otis Hall and wife
are camping at Sandy point.-Two hun
dred and twenty tickets were sold here
Sunday for the Highgate Springs excur-
sion from burlington
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In this place for two weeks started for
their home Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Peabody are making the trip in
their automobile.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
a. Sloan and little son, Theodore, who
nave been visiting at the home Of Mrs
Sloan's mother, Mrs H. NJ Goff, left
here Saturday for Titusville, Pa, where
Mr. Sloan is experimenting the con-
struction Of a postoffice building-At a
recent meeting of the band the follow
ing officers were elected: President.
James Calder; secretary, n. NJ Marsh;
treasurer, Edwin II. Wilson. business
manager, f. L. Child; finance commit
tee, G.. s. Noyes. NJ. l.. Gibson and Leon
Smith conductor, Prof. o. A. Mededith.
Max Kaufman recently sent bank
draft for $500 to tho treasurer Of tho
Central committee for the relief Of Jews
suffering through the war, 50 Park Row.
New YORK city, this amount being con-
tributed ty 30 persons In this village
The condition Of Mrs Edna Carpenter
or Burlington. formerly of this place.
who recently underwent a serious opera
ton In the Mary Fletcher hospital. 10
favorable.
/ Mrs. H. H. Comings and Mrs H. c.
]
lawn at the homo Of Mrs II. II. Com
| ings Tuesday afternoon to the ladies' Of
the Missionary society Of the Baptist
Church. Members OF the congregation
/ and society are invited-Miss Bertha
Turner and Miss Glenna Turner went
Tuesday to Newport. where they will
visit friends. The Misses Turner have
been invited to sing at an entertainment.
to be held at Newport this week-E. B.
T, Read is in New York on a business trip
Miss Sophia Golf Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Is visiting relatives and friends in this
place. where she formerly resided.-Mr.
and Mrs Robert McEroy and daughter
Miss Elsie, started Tuesday for an au-
tomobile trip through the State Of YER
mont and New Hampshire.-Mrs. NJ. W.
Rounds has gone to Knowton. Que.
for n few days-Miss Luella Farmer 10
visiting friends In NewDOrt
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS -!iE5

Misses Mae and Emma Richardson have
returned from short visit to st. Adams
Mrs Henry La Fountain has returned to
Newport. Miss Clara Wheeler has gone
to spend few days with friends in Frank
lin.-Mrs f. S. Pratt has returned to her
home after several days visit In Hard
wick.--George Kimhal and Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Kittredge have been making a
short stay in town visiting friends on
their return home Wednesday, Miss Lu-
cile and Master Lawrence Pratt accom-
panied them to spend a few days at the
home of Mr. kittredge.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

During the severe thunder storm last
Saturday afternoon one of j. a. Camp
bells cows was struck and killed by the
lightning Charles CavanauEh had two
calves killed in the same storm.-Joseph
Tatro has sold his farm and stock to
a man from Burlington. The purchase
price was &4oo-Miss Kate McGrath re-
turned Tuesday night from visit at
Bellows Falls.-Ioseph Tatro moved his
family and household effects to South
burlington Tuesday.-C. r. Woodwork
has been very i'll with the mumps,
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. williams and
son Riford Of Lexington. Mass. are
visiting at tho home of D. w. Steele,
M. E. fillmore of Franklin spent
Monday in town-Mrs. C. r. Lyon has
gone to Littleton. n. H. where she will
spend a few weeks with friends.--F. l..
Webster of Swanton spent Monday in
town-Dr. e. NJ. Brown of Sheldon was
in town Monday-D. w, Steele re-
turned Friday from a weeks bushes IS
trip to Boston.-G. Y. Best. who has
been visiting friends in town. left
Thursday for his home in Somerville.
Mass.-Miss Elnora Powers of Frank
lin visited in town last week.-Mr and
Mrs. j. b. Corcoran of Montreal were
in town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. l. Lindsay. Miss Anna Enright and
Mrs s. h. futile of Burlington were
recent visitors in town.-Mrs. IL. H.
Vosburg is ill-Mrs, w. II. Lantman
who has been i'll for several weeks, has
recovered from her illness and gone
to East Highgate TO visit her son. W.
+. Lantman-Capt. II. b. MeiGs has
sold the Harrington place on Gore
street to Henry Benoit for $1,000
NJ. Hill of Morse's Line was in town
Monday.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. A. " Tomlinson has returned
from visiting relatives in East Barre
Hazel Streeter of Jonesvile was re-
cent visitor in town.-Fred Bacon of
Burlington visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Bacon. Sunday.-Mrs. G..
W. Streeter spent the Weekend with
Mrs. Henry Bartlett. in Underhill Center.
The Misses Eunice and Lottie Tomlin-
son of Richmond are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Z. r. Davs.--Peter Gregory and Mrs,
Julia Gregory We're in Burlington Mon
day-Mrs D. Cuthbert is ILL.,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Customs Inspector II. 3. Corliss, who
for seven years has been stationed at
this post, has been transferred to Derby
Line and r. ". Stone. formerly Of St.
Adams. has been appointed to fill this
vacancy.-Mrs. Jane Burleson has
sold her place in this village. formerly
the hotel. to J. c. Lawrence and the land
east of the village known as the
"Capron" place to James Collins. Mr..
Collins expects to build there Immediate
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mrs. D. A. Grant and daughter Miss
Marion. visited Friday in Sutton. Que
Howard Dewing and Miss I>onella Far
mer of Rchford called on several friends
here Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs E H.
Chamberin. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gid
den and two children and Miss Ruth
Olmstead We're in Montgomery Center
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis King. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Little and infant son
visited in East Berkshire Sunday-Mas-
ter Carlton and Miss Melba Whitney
visited their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
s r Whitney recently
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Louis Breo is quite ill.-Mr. and Mrs
Ira Bromley, Jr., are parents of a son
born Friday.--NTr, and Mrs. w. w. Aid
rich and family motored to Mortified
and return Sunday, n distance of 1903
miles Mrs. Joseph Latulippe has gone
to Upper Jay. n. Y, to visit her sisters
The funeral of Mrs. George Syples
of South Burlington was held yester-
day afternoon at two o'clock. the Rev.
James s. Braker officiating. 1nterment
was in Eldredpp cemetery.
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MONTGOMERY.

me subject next Sunday morning at the
methodist Episcopal Church will be AT
Thy Word ! VIII; address to young peo-
pie The Last step; evening. Two Are
Better Than ope-A service was held on
the church lawn last Sunday evening 1t
is proposed to hold the Sunday evening
service In this manner till further notice.
1t will be greatly appreciated II drivers of
autos will pass the church with as little
noise as possible Ray Gleason spent the
weekend with his mother In Jer,cho.--Ths
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HILL WEST.

l.. j. Morton and g. /. Tiffany Of st.
Adams motored to this place last Friday
on business.-MIss Ruby Jewett has re-
turned home after spending a few weeks
with relatives in Sheldon. Highgate and
Frankln.-Mrs. Jennie Flanagan. Mrs.
T. Dlloway and little daughter. Marjorie.
Mrs. Flanagan's mother, Mrs. Sa.ina
Rushford.-Wlliam Rushford was a wis.,
tor in Johnson Saturday and Sunday
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Rupert Heath has sold his farm he re-
Gently purchased of Melvin Thomas to
New York State purchasers for $500 He
gives immediate posseesion.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Chappell and Mrs. Gladys Arey
and daughter of Belvidere Center called
on Miss Helen St. Johns Sunday.-Nrs.
Daniel Spaulding is at the Fanny Allen
hospital for treatment.-Mr, and Mrs. G.
y. Stearns of Westford. G. L. Stone and
NJ L. Smith of Winooski were callers In
this Mace Sunday.
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MILTON BORO.

Isabel Goodwin spent Saturday and Sun
day at Sopertown.-Russel McNall spent
Saturday night and Sunday in this place.
Misses Ethel and Dorothy Clary return
ed to their home July 23.-Mrs. Jennie Bull
lock has gone to visit her daughter, Mrs
j. NJ. MoNal, In Champain.
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Emma COX Of North Troy visited
Mrs G.. w. Graft the last OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer OF Georgia was at
the home OF Thomas Cross Sunday.-G. c.
Chilean and family We're at the home of
w. o. King Sunday-Miss Margery Con-
ner is visiting at Mrs. H. n. McNalrs.-
Mrs C. E. Young entertained her father
from Alburs over sunday-A. G. Bradley
OF Swanton was in this place on business
Monday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Eliza Isham of Burlington is
visiting Mrs. Rollin Forbes.-Earl Aver
and daughter Dorothy, spent Saturday
in Burlington.-Mr, and Mrs. Theodore
Hopkins and daughter, Edith, Of Bur-
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth
OF Colchester and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Wescott and two sons visited at the
home OF NJ. w Hinsdale Sunday,-Mr
and Mrs. Albert Cook and three daugh
ters were visitors in Burlington Saturday
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ENOSBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Call and daughter
of Keene. y. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ectus
Garrett and children took an automobile
trip to Orleans last week.-Men and teams
turned out Tuesday and cut j. A Lea h $
hay and put it into the barn.-R II. May
nard has purchased an aMtOmooile
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs. o. N. Clements.--Ed-
ward and Helen. the young children OF
Allen HILL are ill,-A son was born re-
Gently to Mr., and Mrs, Edgar Bessett
Mt the home of Mrs. Besett's mother,
Mrs Lucius White.--Mrs Louise Down
Ing Of Washington was an over Sunday
guest Of her cousin, II. #. Tilley.-Mrs
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RICHFORD.

The Richford band assisted by the
Choral Union gave sacred concert
Sunday afternoon. on S, Carl Carpenter
lawn In front of his house on Main
street The day was pleasant and many
people awaited themselves Of the oppor-
tunity TO listen to the music both instru-
mental and volcal. Prof. O. A. Mere
dith, conductor. is to be complimented
on his success. Prof Meredith assisted
by the Rev. p. NJ. Fuller and the Choral
Union will give other similar concerts
during the summer. ARTHUR nenonNille
went to Grandby, Que, last week. where
he will visit among relatives for week,
Mrs Harry X. DEMO Of bakersfield
is visiting at tho home of her sister,
Mrs. C. II. Coan-Miss Kathleen Der
nard Of Newport is a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond c. Hawley.-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peabody Of Farm
lngton. Conn.,. who have been visiting
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CONTINUED on psgs four).
The bee., 1916-10-27
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The bee., 1916-10-27
Another Good Reason Why
Bond Issue Should Garry

Toe city has received assur-
ances from the railroad pany
that a rate of 80 cents viii apply
ooa rock from Hopkinsville, to be
used in building good street,, if
such rock is ordered bv, and paid
for by the city, out Of the gener-
al funds, for the benefit of all the
citizens thereof, but they have
ruled that they could not give
this rate, If any part of the cost
lie against the property owners.
Vote for the bond issue and
help the city get advantage of
this rate.
Every block constructed with
this rate in effect will save the
city $1,000 to $4,000.
The bee., 1916-10-27
RepaIrlna Reed Furniture.

Brace the split or broken reed with
a piece Of wire or a match; wrap
tightly with rafiia, beginning at the bot
tom or inside, and winding toward the
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secured by threading the raflia into a
bodkin and sewing and tying it through
the weaving Of the reed. Rafiia may
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ural (Which matches the natural reed),
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