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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22
Weekly Summary of War News
Brief Account Of Daily Happenings

sage mentioning Colonel Mouravietf
the Bolsheviki military leader, as III
command of Petrograd military revo-
l%utionary district.
Message from British minister, dat
ed Petrograd, Tuesday, via Haparan-
da, reported "All well here
General Dukhonin has assumed
temporarily the post Of commander
in-chief of Kerensky forces, following
the disappearance of Premier Keren-
sky, who is reported to have fled dis
guised as a sailor.
Pope Benedict's mother and sister
who were at Treviso. have gone to
Bologna because Of fear of the Austro-
German invasion.
On Italian front, which is only thea
ter In war whore intensive fighting IL
in progress, Italians continue to stiff
fen front from region Of Lake Garda
tonic Allies been able to penetrate
front for gains OF Importance. Ci5-
mon, on the east bank Of Brenta river.
and several hill positions have been
taken by invaders.
To south rear mouth of Piave,
known as the Holland Of Italy" Ttal.
ian engineers have opened dikcs
against enemy forces who possibly
have been trapped by thrush Of water.
T%nundation will make harder task OF
enemy in bringing up gun to shell
Venice from northeast.
British in Palestine continue to
press forward against Turks. They
have reached a point three miles south
of Jaffa, and are meeting with only
slight resistance. Jaffa Is "a miles
northwest of Jerusalem.
Allied reinforcements are reaching
Italy in increasing numbers. To save
waiting for trains on the railway some
French troops have been brought
across Alps through snow-covered
passes. Allied troops are marching
steadily forward to appointed places
in Italian scheme OF defense.
Three American officers, four non
commissioned officers, and eight pri-
Yates who participated in the recent
trench fight were yesterday cited for
bravery by the French commander.
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PLAN TO HELP SOLDIERS

In a message from Aberdeen we
learn that A. f. Chamberlain, form
erly of State college, and now with
The Dakota Farmer, has evolved a
method of helping the soldiers and
sailors to keep their lives insured for
the benefit of their dependent rela-
tives or families that is thought to De
practicable. He has written PreSi-
dent Wilson, members of the war in
surance board, Secretary McAdoo,
Quartermaster General Crowder and
others, suggesting that instead of the
price of the insurance on the lives OF
soldiers and sailors being taken out
of their pay, as the soldiers and sail
ors' insurance law provides, Ameri-
can citizens be granted the privilege
of keeping up such insurance. by the
terms of the law, SO pays for 81 900
of life insurance for a soldier and
sailor. Mr.. Chamberlain himself ex-
presses a desire to pay for at least
$4,000 worth of insurance each on
two soldiers, and he suggests that
enough other Americans would be
willing and even eager to do the same
thing, to keep up the life insurance
policies OF every soldier and sailor in
the service of the country, or at least
those who, for lack of means outside
of their pay, might be hard put to it
to spare the necessary amount from
their pay.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22

dence that reaction is setting in
against Bolsheviki, but it is develop
ing in so many currents impossible
to forecast what course likely to take.
Messages from Ambassador Francis
at petrograd and Consul General
Summers at Moscow, received at
state department said all Americans
In principal Russian cities were safe.
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UP.To-DATE WEDDING GIFTS

We'll, what sort of wedding pres
ents did you get, girlie-the usual
assortment If berryspoons and pickle
iorks?"
Not on your esteemed life. l got
a sack of potatoes, four dozen fresh
eggs, a peck of onions, and a Liberty
bond."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22
COUNTY FUEL OVERSEER

w. c. Bickelhaupt, the state fuel
administrator, has appointed a county
administrator for Brookings county.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-11-22

The Arst word received direct from
petrosrsd for several days came yes
terday In form Of of,cial wireless mes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27

of Rutland have been spending a snort
time at her fathers, Or. Il. 3. Lane.
Harold Lane of Worcester spent CHRIST
mas at his home here.-Miss Emma FOL
som is visiting at e. r. Folsom's.
owing to two reasons the Red Cross
drive here has been big success, VIZ. The
committee, of which Il. A. Preston Is
chairman. have put into the work and the
spirit of giving that seems to animate TIC
people. Every family has been canvassed
and there are $50 members. Mr.. Preston
was ably assisted by +. Il. Baker, j. r.
Dean. Mrs. Mark Hubbell and Mrs.
Bellows.-The Christmas exercises held
Monday evening at the Methodist Church
where largely attended. Mr.. Cuson and
Hagadorn received cash prcsents.-There
will be a dance New Years eve at Allen
hall for the Red Cross Refreshments will
be served.-Charles Heornle, who has en-
listed in the navy, Is visiting at II. III.
Kingsland's.-E. G. Palmer of Cambridge
and Mrs. Rowley of Burlington spent
Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Esma
Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of Bur-
lington, Mr.. and Mrs. Give Baker of
Mechanicsville. NJ Y, and Miss Laura
Tyler of Burlington at dinner on Christ
mas.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Adams December q.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Miss Ethel Waldron Of Enosburg Falls
was the guest of her sister. Miss Enie l..
Waldron, Tuesday-The case of Mario
Ambrosini VS.. Lewis Swenson was heard
before Judge Frye in municipal court
Thursday and was decided in favor of
Swenson. The parties were deer hunting
and both claimed to have shot the same
animal.-Wlliam Gallagher is at home
from Fort Mckinley for short furlough.
Carl Jenning is enjoying a short fur
Tough and is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Jenning.-Donly Bardelli Is at
Lane of Albany, N. Y, is in town.-A
special village meeting has been called
to see il the village will vote to establish
a municipal wood yard.-Among the
young people at home Christmas are
George +. Bedford T.. Fairman Crane
Milton Sylvester. Franklin Thomas How
ard Townsend. Wendall Campbell Carroll
Huntington. Roscoe Cobb, Miss Hazel
Cobb and Miss Leone Mitchell.-F. A.
Worthen of st. Johnsbury was in town
the first Of the weel.-Dr. Rublee has
moved his family to Waterbury, Mrs.
Rublee will work in the State hospital at
that place and the doctor has been called
to the medical corps of the army.-Mrs.
c. NJ Leach is visiting in Portland. Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Porta of st. Johns
bury were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.
Bishop Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
JERICHO.

The Red Cross Circle will hold It's Sec
ond sociabe at the schoolhouse hall Fri
day evening. There will be speaking.
pantomime and special music, after which
there will be games. Refreshments will
be sold during the evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Adrian and daughter. May,
spent Christmas at the home OF Mrs.
Margaret Carroll at Essex Junction.-Miss
Annie Putnam Of Andover. N. Y. Is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mcclure, and his mother. Mrs. Hattie
Otis.-A daughter, Alice Lou. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ayers December
2O.-Mr. and Mrs. John Story and daugh-
ter, Bertha, of Westford spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
ettingill.-Gecrge Costello is very Ill
with rheumatism and a nurse is caring
for him.-Miss Ora Lavee Is spending
a few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lavee, at Underhill Center
John Costello of New York is in town,
called here by the illness of his brother,
George.-The Christmas tree at the Bap-
fist Church was we'll attended Much
credit Is due the teachers and children
for the excellent program.-Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Chesmore have closed their residence
here and gone to Waterbury, Conn, where
they have employment for the winter.
Miss Gertrude White. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hawthorne at White River Junction, has
returned home.
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SHOREHAM.

The church service gave place to a
special service for the Armenian relief
fund. The sum of $5256 was the Of
fering.-The drive for Red Cross re-
suited in over 200 new members. The
quota was 100. The pupils of the VII
lage school sold over $50 Red Cross
seals.-Dr. Mary NJ Plat went Satur-
day to pass Christmas with her mother
in Cambridge. Mass.-Miss Mabel Lar
rabee came from Burlington to pass
Christmas with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. W. G. Larrabee.-Mrs. A. l.. Sher-
win returned from Burlington Satur-
day.-Dennis McCaulley passed Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
j. McCaulley.--Ronald Harper Of
Springfield, Mass, and Alice Harper of
Mt st. Joseph's school are at home for
the holiday vacation.-Miss Dorothy
Smith of the Moody school, Northfeld,
Mass, is at home for vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Moore were recent visi-
tors in Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Preble passed the first of the week in
Fort Edward, N. Y.-George Wood of
Rutland is in town for a few days.
School superintendent e. l.. Eddy has
been transferred from this union to
Wallingford.
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Pomona. Mrs. Ada Smith; Flora, MISS
Kathleen Clark.-There we're no services
at the Methodist Church Sunday, the con
gragation uniting with the Baptist Tor the
services. The Rev. II. j. Morgan gave u"
illustrated lecture in the evening, aIter
which collection for the children OF AT
inenia and Syria was taken, which
amounted to over $40.-A New year So
cial will be given Tuesday evening III tne
Grange hall by the local Red Cross branch
Hills Atwood has gone to ADDISON
where he will remain with friends durins
the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. q. ~. Grover
have been visiting friends In town tnis
Week.-Mrs. William Bedore Is III the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.-Miss
Abbie Cove Of Bristol spent the weekend
in town.-Allen Lee of Proctor Is WISHING
at the home of his father, w. a. Lee
o. N. Estes made business trip to Bur
lington Monday.-Mrs. John Benton and
daughter Myrla, spent Christmas with
Mrs. Benton's brother, Fred BRYANT III
Malone, N. Y.-Ford, son of l.. D. Morgan
Is ill.--Town Clerk NJ. b. Cove Is pelng
kept busy advising registrants as TO the
true meaning and intent of the selective
service law, and assisting registrants IN
making full and truthful answers to their
questionnaires.
The Lincoln Creamery company heid
its annual meeting December ~ ana
elected the following directors d. L.
Bean. w. A. Lee, l.. j. Morgan George
Dearborn and Howard Grant.
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CHARLOTTE.

Champlain Chapter. No. IS, Order OF
Eastern Star, will hold its regular meet
ing Friday afternoon at 1870 o'clock.-Miss
Bessie Whalley Is at home from Castleton
Normal school for her Christmas vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice of Essex juno
ton spent Christmas with their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Smith.-Mrs. Jacob Ross and children Of
Middlebury are guests Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. T. Holmes.
The entertainment given by the two
village schools Thursday evening and
the white elephant sale in connection
with it for the benefit of the Red Cross.
was very successful and we'll patronized
over $50 being cleared. The children re-
cited and sang and gave a short play and
showed careful training.-A company Of
soldiers from the fort were through here
Thursday looking for horses that had
strayed away from the Post.-Miss Kath-
crime Root from Bridgewater, Mass, nor
NAL school is spending her vacation at
her home.-Nfiss Dorothy Hamilton has
gone to her home in White River juno
ton to spend her vacation.-Miss Clorinda
Ramsey of Smith College is spending
her vacation at her home.-John Ramsey
and Russell Williams Of Troy Conference
Academy are spending their vacations at
their homes.-Miss Doris Mcneil enter
tanned some of her young friends Friday
evening in honor Of her birthday. Games
were played and refreshments served
Phillip Mcneil of Randolph Agricultural
school is home on his vacation.-Marsh
Byington Of the aviation school in Cam
bridge. Mass. is spending his vacation
at his home.-The Woodmen will hold
their meeting this week Thursday instead
of their regular night.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs Lucinda Tarbox. age g.. died Mon
day at the home of Hiram S. Isham in
this village after an illness of three weeks
with pneumonia. The funeral was
held from the house Wednesday after
noon at two O'Clock. Mrs. Tarbox was
a lifelong resident of Williston. She is
survived by two brothers. Homer and
Edgar Bostwick of Addison, a half
brother. James Alger of Starksboro, and
a half sister, Miss Lou Alger of Califor-
mia.
Mrs. Oscar Loggens and two children
from Fair Haven are guests Of their uncle.
Watson Cady, and sister. Dora.-Clifford.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, who
has broken leg is not much better.-Miss
Florence Metcalf of Maiden, Mass,
is at home to spend the holidays, with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Metcalf-
The cottage prayer meeting was held last
week Thursday at Mrs Sadie Krans.
There were Is present-The weekly prayer
meeting this week Thursday will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church ves-
try.-Mrs. j. C. Grain, who has been i'll
all the fall, is somewhat better sitting
up two and one-half hours a day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
SOUTH STARKSBORO.

There will be a Christmas tree at the
Friends Church Friday evening. All In
vited,-Odell Estes has filled his ice-house
and is remodeling a barn on the Phillips
place for creamery, which he intends
to start in the spring.-Miss Lottie Ger
main Of Burlington is spending some time
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
German. Her sisters, the Misses Mary
and Bertha, of Burlington, spent CHRIST
mas here.-Odel Estes has purchased the
Travellers Inn of Daniel Hallock.-Byron
Hurlburt lost fine colt last week. which
was being broken to drive at Mr. San
tau's. In Lincoln.-Iiarold Hammer has
purchased a gasoline engine.-Ralph Ell
lott Is spending Christmas with his par
ents.-1ra Hallock has purchased Allie
Hallocks driving horse,-Mrs Joseph
Brown Is in poor health this winter.-Mr.
and Mrs. David Follansbee spent Christ
mas with their daughter. Mrs. Roy Hurl-
burt. of Monkton. They were accom-
panied by their son, Elisha Follans-
bee. and family of New Haven
Raymond Hallock Is working for Robert
Young.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.,

to take place in Middlebury Friday night
at 7:30 O'Clock, at the town hall. The
speakers will be the Rev. Walter Thorpe,
pastor of the Brandon Congregational
Church. and Lloyd e. Sprague of Bran
don, recently returned from France.
The coming of Mr.. Sprague will
be Of considerable local interest as he is
the son Of Mrs. Alice B. Sprague of Bran
don, formerly of Middlebury, and a daugh-
ter the late Edward T.. Barney, a distin-
guished soldier of the Civil War.-Bernard
Burns, medical student, in his last year
at the medical college at Georgetown
University, Georgetown. d. c., is spending
short vacation here with his parents,
Mr.. aand Mrs. Thomas +. Burns. DR..
Burns expects to have an early gradua-
ton next spring and to go very soon there
after into the medical service In the army.
Miss Florence Hottie Of Chester is In
town for a few weeks.-Mrs. Arletta
Sturtvant, widow of Albert w. Sturte-
want, died very suddenly at her home in
Weybridge Tuesday morning, aged So
years. She had been in failing health
since she lost her husband about a year
ago. She is survived by a son, Wesley II.
Sturtevant. who lived with her, and a
brother. Cassius Warner of Vergennes
The funeral will be held Friday afternoon
at one o'clock at the Methodist Church
In Weybridge.-Dr. Earl Cushman of
Brooklyn, N. Y, is in town to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cushman.--
Stanley Wright. who has been visiting
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. d. Wright on Weybridge street has
returned to his duties at the Harvard avia-
ton school. where he Is n student.-Mrs
u. e Turner has returned from New
York city. where she has spent month
at the home of her brother, Harry T.
Youtt.-Prof. r. II. White has returned
from New Haven. Conn, where he has
been visiting for 10 days at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Charles A. Blatchley.-Miss
Anna Abbey. who has been at the home OF
her father. George F. Abbey. has returned
to Burlington.--Miss Clara and Florence
Smith of Bellows Fails and Harry Smith
of Springfield are in town to visi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Smith. l.
Miss Dorothy Walker of Proctor is IL
town.--There WILL be meeting of thu
milk producers In the Grange Hall Fri
day morning at 1890. At that TIM
the committee. consisting of A. w
Foote, Il. Il. Cowles and T.. r.. Corn
wall, will make a report.-Clark Hath
away and family have moved from tn
Thomas house on Weybridge street t.
the McNaughton house on Washington
street-Mr. and Mrs. Fred hurry have
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27

Mongeon, the board of village trustees,
Chief Stockwell Of tho Burlington fire de-
partment, the officers Of the Steamer Hose
company, and others. Members Of the
company served. An orchestra played. Fol-
lowing the eating speeches we're made by
President Mongeon, the trustees, and
others. Foreman Charles Barber introduce
ing the speakers. The company has Is
members at the front In France and a
committee of three was appointed to draft
u letter, which was sent yesterday after
noon by cable, extending the seasons
greeting to the boys Of the company serv-
ing under Captain Stanley. This commit
tee was made UP Of Charles Barber, Presi-
dent Mongeon and Chief Halloran. The
boys have fine service flag. with Is stars
attached. They were very thankful to C.
s. Lord for the refreshments he provided
during the progress Of the fire which des-
troyed the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday, December 49,
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cH|TTENDEN COUNT
WINOOSKI.

Workmen have begun to clear away the
ruins of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
which was burned December 49, in
preparation to putting n roof over what
Is left. The floor in the basement, which
is of hardwood, is in good condition and
the roof Is to protect this flooring and
the furnace. in case they rebuild here.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Congregational parsonage Wednesday
evening, Dec. 49, when Leonard A. McLane
of North Adams, Mass, and Miss Alice
A. Perzynska of Holyoke, Mass, were
united In marriage by the Rev. c. T.. Hay
ward Mr.. McLane is at present mem
Der of the supply troop. End cavalry. Fort
Ethan Allen. Light refreshments were
served after the ceremony.
At the Lafayette hose house Sunday
afternoon the annual banquet and reunion
Of the members of the company was held
There was large gathering present, in7
GLIDING the president of the village. louis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
NEW HAVEN.

Among those who are home for the
holidays are Pauline and Hazel Partch,
Hazel Ward, Louise Chaffee and Merle
Sneden.-Miss Alice Wilson, who was
operated on at the Fanny Allen hospital.
is doing well.-The funeral Of Mrs. An
drew Mason was held Wednesday at
two o'clock at the Church. The Rev. Mr..
Young and John Thomas of Middlebury
officiated.-Mrs. Weston. who has been i'll
for some time, passed away Tuesday
night-C. S. Everest and family
spent Christmas with Mrs. Everests
parents in South Shaftsbury.-Mrs. Adams
of Bristol was guest Christmas of G. c..
Everest and family.-F. NJ. Partch and
family spent Christmas day in Vergennes.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. "A. Leo.
f. Davis and wife entertained twenty-sx
at Christmas dinner-Mrs. NJ. j. Landon
and Miss Marianne Landon leave Saturday
for Daytona, Florida, where they will
spend the rest of the winter.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Max Green, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Green, has enlisted In the aviation
corps. He has been sent to Fort Hous-
ton, San Antonio, Texas. where he Will
receive training.-The remains of Stilman
White were brought here for burial in
East Monkton cemetery Tuesday, Dec.
IS. Those from here to attend the
funeral at Bristol were Mrs. Martin
Coursey Mrs. Eli Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Harriman.-The Rev. j. E.
Ransome underwent an operation for gall
stones at the Mary Fletcher hospital
December 10. Mrs Ransome returned
Saturday from a stay of several days
in Burlington.-The Ridge School closed
Friday for the Christmas vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Cove of Bristol visited
at A. N. Green's Dec. sd. w. Eddy
and John Butler were in Middlebury
Thursday.-Miss Pearl Fisher. teacher at
the Ridge, will pass the holidays at her
home in West Addison.-Caleb Harring-
ton, who has been passing some time
with w. r. Williams, has returned to
his homo in Ferrisburg. and Mrs.
d. H. Meader were visitors in Burlington
Saturday.-M. T. Morgan and John
Roscoe, Jurors at the Addison County
Court, are at home for the two weeks
recess.-Miss Carrie e. Miles is canvasser
in this portion Of the town for the Red
Cross membership campaign.-Miss Ar
letta Thomas is at home from several
weeks visit In the west.-The members
of the Ladies' Aid and Willing Workers
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. B.
F. Eddy and Miss Georgia Wheeler last
week Tuesday.
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WALTHAM.

Miss Emma l.. Fuller gave an inter-
esting talk on economics and also dem
onstrated on canning meat at the late
home of Mrs A. G. Wrght's. Decem-
Der 20.-Mr and Mrs. r. w. Otis visited
in Cornwall last week at the home Of
Mr.. Otis brother, c. f. Ots.-Mrs. G.
p. Larrow recently visited her mother,
Mrs A. J. Cushman, in North Ferris
burg.-A successful term Of school
in district No. l closed Friday with
Christmas exercises and tree for the
puplis.-Lloyd Everts was in Burling
ton Saturday.-Miss Emma Whitcomb,
teacher in district No. 1, has gone to
her home in Fair Haven for the holi-
days.-Mr and Mrs. =. w. Otis and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lee in Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mr.
g. A. Hunt was in Burlington Monday.
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STARKSBORO

There will be sociabe to which every
one Is invited, at Israel Stoke's Friday
evening. January 4.-The farce. Thirty
Minutes for Refreshments" will be given
at Grange hall on Friday.-W. N. Baldwin
has been appointed temporary carrier in
the place of G. A. Thompson, resigned
Miss Rhena Hill is at home from East
Berkshire.-The schools in town closed
last week with appropriate exercises for a
two weeks vacation. A victrola has been
purchased by the north school.-L. G. Fer
guson has returned from the hospital
Miss Leopold Of Bristol is guest at r. r..
Wyman's.-John Papanelius from New
Hampshire visited at f. n. Walston's last