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CHANTECl.ER.

Cuando neeesIte libros en- espanol.
Dirijase a lgnacio {. Lozano- N. Sam
t. Ro.. hv san ANTOINE Texas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
LYNDON CENTER
Mildred Rivers, Correspond

Mildred sftlFeIS, So1t SPpO
Harold Raymond from Quebec,
Can. spent SATURDAY and SUNDAY
With his sister, Miss Ina Basnor, at
Mrs. Ernest Bunker's.--M Mary
Warden from Barnet has been spend ;
ing a week with her sister, Margaret
Warden. at the Mathewsson House
Miss Lois Hawkins from East Con-
cord spent the Weekend with her
sister, Miss Lcda Hawkins, at Math--
evson House.-Miss Mae Hastings is
spendings a few days with Miss Paul
inc Fulsome and visiting at the In
stitute.-4Mrs. William Bradley. came
from White River Junction to attend
the funeral of Robert Smith.-Brad-
ley Smith spent the, Weekend in
sheffield. Mrs: Mary Carter Of East
Barnet has been the guest of her sis
her. Mrs. octave Abar, recently
clayton Abar. is working at Lowell,
sMass.-Mrs. Samuel Trefren of Lyn-
don has been spend ms a few. days at
Harvey Tref ih1ssg5 Y large crowd at
tended the dance I given at the horne
of. Will DAVIS ,s1i1 Speed Farm
Friday night. III erniar uaaies has
been i'll with stheI .j9,indlcessat his
home in: west BdrIe John
sease has gone rs ittleto1 to live.
atwood Casg elI HAS MOVED from
the Batcnelder. 81 liz men tot the At
wood tenement ia teIy. yaeated by
Warren DucharIie Lula S Davies
spent Saturday at aDanSi lille. with. Miss
Grace Gould. .tt IS { ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
SHEFFIELD.

(Mrs D. S. Roberts, Correspondent
Arthur Bates and Miss Erva Hill
dreth of Derby were married Monday.
Nov. 10. They are enjoying two
weeks trip to Philadelphia. after
which they will make their home over
Giffin's store.-The .. of L. will give
an entertainment and dance at the
hall Thursday evening. Nov. 29.-4
Amasa Chase is moving to Lyndon to
live with Nelson Hardy. He has lived
in this town many years. and his
friends are sorry to see him leaving
town-John F'ontain has a bad cut
on, his foot-IIarley Bishop has TAX
en- the. Hansconl, farm and moved his
family there. Mr.. Kelley from New
port has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Bishop.-Rev. and Mrs.
Sehoff spent last week at Cabot
c. E. Jones has gone to White River
junction to work in the express Office
there.-The Red Cross cleared about
$50 from. their entertainment last
Friday night.-AIrs. John Lang of
Kirby was a guest of Mrs. Nettie Fitz-
patrick last week.-The ladies of the
NJ. F. church will hold chicken pie
supper and donation at the church
Friday evening, Dec. Charles
Sheldon is in ST. Johnsbury.-Mrs.
Charles Chcsley visited her son, II. "A.
Chesley of st. Jehnsbury. recently.4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28

Cross. sewing circle met on THURSDAY
afternoon at Mrs. f. E. Taylor,s to
sew. AS it: was a. very had day- a
small number were present .-Miss
Eva NJ. Allen was given a comnlete
surprise on Saturday evening. by her
family who arranged a LITTLE party for
her. the occa sion being her sth
birthday Thirteen little folks SAT
down 10 tho liable in the dining room
The refreshn,a,fs consisted of salt.
ines, sandwtches. candy n,,ts ana =
beaiItifuI birthday rake with ~
candles Abo,1t. % we're nreser,t add
tha avapinn, n,easantlv nassed with
gan,es Miss. Eva received soma nice
eifts and a host nf good wishes. e
Mrs Albert peak has been sicl, thu
| y, =, 1vaak Mice Is. nbina CRAIG clos
"a ber scl,,ooI i .T,waf1,s rJol1o3v Il,
E,.;dsy ,,ftarnoon u,.ifr :. nh nj. !, .
esSarcises with the fo,lowing nrogra.I55 !:
A NAV entitled ..The Cnvernors, Proa.
ia,nation The chara cters were
paraer;na Jamcs Craig. prisf.;lIa'
!. tIala,, Sa,1,nrn IA her I: et,,r,,
DEXTER A we1ch. Mother Dorotl1y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
.SOTTH RYEGATE.

y & NC. Hall, Correspondent ~ -
e Over $50 was realized for the Red
Cross atthe dinner given in the Pres
hytcrian church vestry Thursday noon
By the ladies' missionary society,"
Mrs. Margaret Craigie has returned
from a several months stay in Lit
Teton ~. H., and is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs H. w Goodine, for the pres
ent.-Four4 Italians appeared before
the United. States naturalization off
cen at. the post office for naturalist
ton last week, Tuesday, e.. Zambel1i,
r. sRitoira, E.! Benedini and B.. Saia.
Peter Rosa Of Quincy, Mass, spent
part Of Tuesday and "Wednesday with
his daughter,.. Mrs. Frank Rosa, on
Ills. way TO Hard Wick. where he. Win
cut two lions ton "a park mira nee. in
Kansas City, Mo- Mr.. q Rosa ras few
efrlals asa granite carver and his
sssesfvicese aren IN seonstai MT ( demand all
hees. the. country. i & r.. MEG Coll, sswho
has recently sold his farm to- ST. F.
Carter :pf sHestville, m owed hi fasnrily
Last week into the house lately .yaca-
ted by %. ii. Renfrew.--The family, of
DE- q: NJ Darling +. arranged a very
pleasant gathering Of = the brothers
and sisters and children Friday eve
aailig at his homeYin honor of his Goth
birthday, aboht 20 being present ! The
doctors five children presented him
With beautiful bear-skin carriage
robe as birthday gift. Mrs. Mar
ssaret Darling, the aged, mother of DIR.
Darling, was prevented by. illness from
attending the festivities. Miss Nellie
Bone spent several days last week in
St; Johnsbury. t.ei~ss..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
LOWER WATERBURY,

Mrs. G. "A. Banou, correspollsfentl /.
8 Mrs. Halsey Bullock closed her
school in the village Friday for the
Thanksgiving vacation Those WITH
out marks we're Lois and Joseph
Bonnet, Dorothy E. Morrison, Rich
ard Goss.. Edward. Morrison was alb
sent one-half dav.-Ed. Bowman left
Sunday and will spend the week with
his daughter. Mrs. Luther Jewett at
st. bloomsbury, and leave Dec! I. fol
Lansing. Mich. where he Will spend
the winter with his son. e A. Bow
man.-Word was received here Sun
day of the sudden death Of Rev. ],
w. Hird at his rome in Inteflal,ch
Mass. He was former pastor. 81
the CONGREGATIONAL church in this vii
lage. Carl Remicll shot Il black .baal
on the Renicle farm. = It. welghed
about 200 pounds. daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls, Nov. Is
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-,.a.s
WHEELOCK

.dNrs., G. Il. Gerry, Correspondente.
Charles Eastman. swho !. recently
brok e his wrist is Spending a few days
with his son. Cad. Eastman, at Little
ton. N. H.-.s 81. W. Drake was a bust
ness visitor in Barton last Saturday.
Carl Gossyof st. Joilnsbury was a
week end visitor. at his grandmoth-
er's, Mrs. Stella Goss. The Red Cross
ladies met with. Mrs. A. E.. Weed last
Saturday. There will be. no meeting
Thanksgiving week, but they will meet
at the same place Wednesday. Dec s..
The. village, teachers SO to their
homes Wednesday. returning Monday
for. the Thank sgiying vacation. Miss
Mclean to her home at Newport and
Miss Morrill, to Randolph.--John
Lewis moved his family from Sheffield
to tho Mclean house in this village
the first of the k.-AA, large congre-
cation were at church, last Sunday
Twenty members of the Jr. o. u A
AZ. attended in a. body to listen to the
annual Thanksgiving sermon by Rev.
]. d: Bersjn.-L. N. Cree left Monday
on a business. trip to New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
EAST BURKE.
I Mrs. Rion F.. Humphrey. Co

!. Mrs. Rion F. Humphrey, Corr
Rufus Carter has moved his fam
lily. to- Sheffield and is working in. the
woods for Milford Long-Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Lang have finished
their new house and, got nicely set
tied. Miss Sylvia Towne of Sheffie1d
is working for. Mrs. Philo Lang.
Florence Walter is with her mother
at Balm .Quinby' S after boarding with
her aunt, Mrs. Amos .Boulruse the
past summer.-HarrS Phillips and J.
c. Lucia We're business visitors in st.
Johnsbury AIonda about Is friends
Of Fl. u, Webster met. at his home
Saturday evening to- remind him of
MS birthday The evening was pleas
antly spent. with music, Refresh
ments. OF. cake. pie and coffee were
served. After "a. verx pleasant eve
ming. all left for, their respective
homes wishing. him many. happy re-
ttirns of the day.-I1arl Lathrop Of ST.
Johnsbury visited sat b f. :, Iiihmp PHI
-rey's Sunday - George Cole and chill
dren and Mrs. Lyman Walter were
at ST. Johnsbury2 hospital Sunday to
see Mrs Cole, Who is making good
recovery from an: operatio On s For. ap-
pendicitis.s She is expected home
saturday. r., A. Eggleston' visited
friends in ST. .Johnsbury :. THURSDAY
md Friday.--Mr. and Mrs Arthur
James have 4, moved to Lynn, Mass.
where he has work.-Charles Leach
Of Kirby was a Sunday visitor at pr.
D. F. Root s.-Mrs.- Ellen Walter has
finished work for Mrs. Phiio Lang
md is keeping house for Mrs. Bain
ouimby while she is away. nursing
Mrs. Percy Remission and two child
zen returned Monday night TO their
home mere after. spending three
months in Peachan, where Mr.. Ken
.ston is working. and Mrs. ku-
ms Garter and !. children Of Esypt
nent the weekend with Mr.. and MIS-
Balm Guimby.
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.fClara L. Dwinell, Correspondent
The Odd Girls met on Monday eve-
ming ait the home of Margaret Denick
with Marie Darling as hostess. Twelve
mem bers were present and dainty re-
freshments were served.-H B. STAN
ton of ST. Johnsbury was a business
visitor in town Monday.-A. A. Pat
ten was IN Barton sMonday-A. E.
Ordway and Fred Caron have return
ed from Glover. having completed
their laDors there for the c. NJ. Dwir
nell Company.-Mr. Tyler of Auburn
dale. Mass, was recent visitor in
town.--Mr. and Mrs.1A. E. Holt are
spending a few days at the Valley
House. Mr.. Holt travels for the Den
ntson Manufacturing Compafy-Mrs.
Harry Bassett and daughter. Marjorie
have returned from Visit in Barre.
AIR. and Mrs. s. f. Newton are
home from a two weeks vacation. -
Mrs. g. Z. Kline of West Charleston
is spending few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Ceplhas Dupont. Mrs,
p. 3. Wiley of Manchester, II. II. Is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. S Gil.
christ of Lisbon. y. H. has come to
f" yin a. lne 4N alley House IN. place
Ct Mrs. Tucker. who was Obliged to
leave on account Of Illness Wesley
Bassett was a recent visitor in Man
chester, N. H.--Mrs. Max Doe has
returned home after spending week
with her parents in Woodsville, N. II:
= Mrs. J. e. Lyon is moving. into
Mrs. George .Porter's tenement.-Mr
and Mrs. G. H. Moulton are rcomiua
at c. 2. Jenkins on. Water. street.
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furnish chicken pie supper for it,
Gordon Ball and daughters, Mildred
and Louise. visited his. son, clayton
Ball. in West Burke Sundas.--Ras-
mofd Rice has finished work for C.
E. Ball and is at home for a few days.
Porter Wallace and :wifss were call
ed to West Burke Sunday morning by
the serious illness of his father, VIM.
Wallacc.-The schools here close
Wednesday of this week for over
Thanksgiving. Reopen Monday
Mrs. Mary Annis does not gain as fast
as her friends wish her to.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
WEST BARNET

Theresa C. Blaine. CORRESPONDENCE.
Rev. Mr.. Laird went to White
River Junction Tuesday to meet Mrs.
Laird as she was returning from the
west where she has been visiting rel
atives for a few weeks They visit
ed their, son. francis Laird, who is
attending school in New Hampshire.
returning home "Wednesday night
Mrs. d. N. Blaine was called to st.
Jol1nsbury Tuesday to. see her hus-
band who underwent an operation on
his knee as. the cap was broken in
two, and had to be. wired together,
but. it will be several IN onths before
he4can do any worl.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Blaine were in st. JOhnsbury
Tuesday on business, and also visited
their brother, Dudley Blaine, at the
hespita 1.-The barn of Claude Somers
was raised Wednesday, which is so
feet wide and 125 feet long. -Plinny
Morrison of Concord, n. H., was call
ed here Thursday to attend the fun
eral Of his brothers wife, Mrs. J. c..
! Morrison.-Mrs-' Eliza Morrison will
stay. a few. days att. G.. Morrison s. -
Rev. and Mrs. Francis LAIRD visited
at Paul Morrison's Friday Mrs. D
~. Blaine and Son, Alherton, visited
D.. A, Blaine at. ST; Johnsbury hospital
Friday. E.sW. Hardy of Craftsbury
! was a visitor at James Blaine's Fri
! day.-The Red Cross met at theil
room Friday and worked all day
each one bringing something to eat
Dinner was served at noon for g
good crowd. The meetings will be
held at the room until further notice
/ Miss Matte Albert attended the
funeral Of Chandler whitney. Friday
doctor Thomas of Wells River wa:
at A1bert Archille several times las
| Week to see q sick COW that cost $500
FRANCIS. and Glen HASTE were a
home Sunday to see their mother
Arthur Roy was at Boltonville Fri
day and Saturday to help. saw lumber
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
WATERFORD

Mrs. A. NJ. srnbury, CORRESPONDENCE J.
Warren Taylor has moved his Fam
lily into his new honse.---E. AZ. Brown
has gone to Meredith to spend
with his parents. Mr.
and MIS-; r. w. Brown Two OF the
bridges are completed. and the men
have returned to their homes, but will
return in the spring and put. in the
bridge by the saw milL-Sehool : is
closed for a two weeks vacation. Miss
Barnes will spend the vacation at her
home in Brockton Mass. The
Thanksgiving exercises We're held in
the ~. E. @. r. hall Friday aeyening
for. which much credit q is. due, / the
tcacher and scholars. After. the ex-
'ereises Rev. Mr.. Foote antl'is Charlie
Bingham of Littleton* spoke on. the
Red Cross, work after which 2e-"si.sn-
ed their names and paid their dpl.ai
to help the good work go on. 3:s
: - 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28
NEWARK


! tAIrs. Il. VI. aBal1 Cprrespondent)..
The Ladies Library Association
will. me- t-With M Is. Ethel Tsapean the
first "Wednesday in Dcc.easzD5er for elcc-
ton of officers.-A1onzo Bean has
taken the job to cut the pulp on the
old a. c. Burns place here this win
ter.-Saturday evening the Grange
conferred the first and second degrees
on ahree candidates. The next regular
meeting viii he held Saturday evening,
December There viii be a
dance in the Union hall
Thursday evening. The Grange will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28

: ~ :. .. j
Martin Mrs George CHINA mond.
ana baby Of East .Ryegate spent Fri
day with her mother Mrs. George
Mayo Mr.. and Mrs. G., b: Duncan
were in Waterbury. burlington and St.
A1bans last week on business trip.
The graded school closed Friday
for a weeks vacation. Miss King
mas gone to her l1on1e in Randolph,
and Miss Kimball, to her home at
sharon.-W. H.. Gilchrist and
daughter. Mrs. J. G. Smith, went
to- Boston Thursday to spend some
time 1T the home. sof Mrs Warren
Buswe ll.-Aiiss Vera Chase of
Brishtlook has been at home several
days on account of sickness.-----M1rs
/ Fred Hart and Doris, are visiting rel
Eatftes at Charleston Murray Way
returned Monday s morning to his
yeork at the garage. after a vacation
of. two weeks: * -
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CONCORD q

=
/ Mrs. "A. D. Corriveau Of st. j ohns-
bury visited hersparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. = Stacey, II: Friday.-Mrs. james
Warren and Mrs. Henry Graham OF
East Concord were in town Friday.
Mrs Fred Goodreault,. Sr.. returned
"Wednesday from visit to her Gaugh-
ter in Barre.-Frank Hutchinson 4 is
i'll from grip at. the home of TIL.
Hunter.-The annual meeting of the
parish. of the Universahst church will
be held in the Sestry. Saturday even
ing. Dec. S.-Remember the sale and
supper of ST. Agnes Guild in I. 90.
F. hall wednesday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 5.-Rev. and Mrs. T. ,.
Sterling returned Friday from their
visit to Connecticut and New Harnp-
sfaire-Rev. and Mrs. I. P. Chase left
Monday for Portland, Me-, where they
will spend the holidays with their
daughter.-Rev. Mr.. Chase attended
the funeral of Mrs. Burt at North
Concord, Tuesday. Interment was
at East Burke.-Mrs. Arthur. Warren
OF ST. Johnsbury has been visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Minnie Williams
Sarah Higgins of East Concord is
visiting her grandfather. Louis Bur
bank.--Mrs. George Whipple was a
guest at the home of F. a. Hutcilin-
son Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Rich
lard Southworth are spending the
week with A1r. and Mrs. George Whip
ple.-Mrs. Ellen G. Hutchinson viii
spend Thanksgiving with her. dauga,
ter, Mrs. George Chase, at East st
Johnsbury.-Mrs.. Helen Burroughs
was in st. Johnsburys the last of the
week a guest of Mrs. Walter kellogg
Miss Ma nion Burbank is home from
her school at GuildhalI for tho
Thanksgiving recess.--Mrs. Lena Will
liams eof Mechanicsyiile. n. Y. is al
| the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Richard s. called there by the i'll
pess Of her moi hef Mrs Richards i.
fbctter arr e. ONens OF East st
10 as ii: town the Ia st slol
the weed s. Isuetfes lewis iss ii
ILfttleton b, sS 3, llIfas where she will Aisi5
tHer daashta Mrs i, al Rich son
and son. "a. s. il at and Mrs
Earl !, 81 I'll child Zen, Garland
land Vents lsitsd relatives in Lit.
ttIrton ~ til !. Sind Dan Moshel
has nn6xeds Ills ia iriiIy Is the Craze.
farm owned stby IS: James. 10.
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EAST BURKE
The Late Mrs. Oliver Counter
- Personals and Local Items.
tNrs. g.. #. Humphrey, Correspon-
=: dent.

t1frs. b. r. Humphrey, correspon-
dertI.
!. ( Mrs Sarah (Simonds)E Counter,
wife of Oliver Counter, died very sud-
s6enIy OF heart. failure at ST. Johns.
,ddry Hospital Nov. 20, following an
operation for appendicitis on the
morning OF Nov. Q. Born in Danville
July 7.1ss3, Daughter of Enoch
!; sfd larry adISeilyos Silffonfls. She was
.o4,e OF. 4 family of % children who
ifp4te all passed to the great beyond
NHttfh the exception of two brothers,
. Frank OF Bethlehem, and Joseph of
t,eacfrarn. Her parents moved to Lit
t1eton, n. H.. when she was a small
: child. where her childhood days were
spent. She was united in marriag e to
sOfifef Counter Feb. o., 1887 at Ly-
man, T., ~. Four children were
Porn of this union. yfAgnes), Mrs.
lNsene Gently ofsWest Burke, Lauie,
Esther, and Nelson aH4at home, who
$ With her husband survive. also two
. sraiitfofildren,s Herman and Eva
] Gently, and two brothers. The fun
efai vas heidi from the st. Elizabeth
church at, LSndpnvilie Friday morn
ing. 1ntern,ent was at Mt Cavalry
cemetery. Those from away to: at
tend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sim ondss and son from .Bethle
,xtaui. Mr.; and !, Mrs, Joseph Simonds
5str.l and Mrs. william : Hastie from
feachaan, Ii Mrs Peter sylvester from
j. II.ittlefon, NJ H.. James Counter from
aloptbeijer.. Mrs and Mrs. Joseph
. Stranty, MRS; + eonafd yNllitehill and
sskis - - Arb
.naany' and atFbeautiflil- George
!. tsssi cstoh visited AIRS. Dr. jenkins in
west Burke; ~ =, dnesday.-Lyman
Waiter cara two children, Raymond
and Dick. of West Burke. were week
/. end visitors at George cole's.-R. A
tiss1 eston. AIRS. &c. T.. .Eggleston. Mr.
s2ssna Mrs, Clarence Morse and three
children. Celia Mildred and Harry
: returned to. Canaan Center, \. Fl.
Monday.-Mfs. Sarah Lane is visiting
her son and -wife:s Mrs. and Jesse
: I.anes-7 Key. f. w. SSturtevant went
Monday to .Hartland to spend Thanks
-iying with Mrs, Sturtevant-Mrs
Sophia Gently is working at Oliver
Counter s.-The date of the Grange
masquerade has been changed for thu
18th to the / 18th. All are asked te
nlask.-Tlere will he no Epwortf
League. meeting this. week.-Tns
Christian Endeayor meet, this week
cdaesfay evening with Mrs. Mag
gie Suliivan.--F,ranlz Davis of st
Johnsbury has been working at ths
nafIing dressing mill the past tws
.yeeks--C. r: I'ruto was home from
st. JohnSbury for the week end
Elmer EcrTin from Littleton, n. II.
spent Tho week end at B. w Street
er,s.Lpr. Root who has blood poison
his foot, remains about the same.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-11-28

Mabel Frazer, Correspondent)

y
At the regular meeting Of the.
Grange held Wednesday evening the.
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Master, G. L..
Frazer; Overseer, Maurice Carter:
Lecturer. Mrs. Geo. Bort; Steward,
Lee Pratt: Assistant Steward, perley
Emery; Chaplin, Mrs. Grace Blair:
Secretary. w. j.. Frazer; Treasurer,
r.. S. Frazer; Ceres Mrs. G.. L. Fraz-
err: Pomona. Miss Ruby Beattie;
Flora, Miss Ruth Carter; lady asss-s
tant steward, Mrs Pearl Carter; gate
keeper, Clinton Blair: pianist, Miss
Mabel Frazer. After the meeting the
ladies served chicken pie supper to
the men who won in the recent con-
test. Music was furnished on the
victrola during the supper. The hall
and dining room were decorated with
the national colors.-Nr and Mrs:
Clinton Nelson Of Woodsville have
been spending several days. with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson.
Mrs. Raymond Choate and children
visited relatives i'm Danville last week.
Mrs. Henry Smith Of Woodsville
| visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| ttObcII DCdkUC, Pd4t u idot NCCh.
| William French of Fryeburgt. Nc.
spent u few days last week at George
| Woodward s.-N rs Emma Pulsifer Of
! Whitman Mass, was called here last
/ week by the serious. illness Of he1
mother, Mrs. D. K. tGilchrist.-Schools
in town closed last Z week for the
/ Thanksgiving vacation.-Mry. Ralph
Harding and Miss Emma fhomrso,
are visiting. friends in Waterford
! Conn Howard Emery went Monda,
to ,Tamworth to4cook in a lumbe
camp.--There will be two weeks o
special services In the NJ. 2. churcl
here, beginning NOV. 26. Rev.. n
|seayer of Wooasville, Rev. D. Z
1 Burns of North Haverhill and Rev
3 A. H.. Druary of East Hayerhill vii
. be among the speakers ztlle.: secon
{ week. Monroe went cover the top
{ in the recent Y M. c. A.. war cam
!, fund campaign. raising $356.56, it
quota being $4,000. The commit
tee in charge was WI. Frazer. Hug
Nelson and Mrs. Harriet Cross
Miss Florence Nelson has been, spend
ing a. few. days in ST. Johnsbiiry wit
her sister, Mrs Charles Farr. Mr.
! John Carcaron and daughter, Lills
!. of Titzdale visited. relatives here las
week. Mrs Ella Amey of sLisbo
! spent several days recently with he
; sister, Mrs. Emily Cross.
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PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
a quarterly dividend of one and
one-haif per cent q A4o) has been
declared by the Board of Directors on
the Preferred Stock of this Company
and will be payable December list,
1917. to stockholders of record at the
close of business on November 22nd,
1917.
The transfer books of the Company
will close at five o'clock p. M on No
vember 22nd, 1917. and will reopen
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of De-
cen1ber 1st, 1917
F. NJ. BOUGHEY, Secretary.
Chicago, ILL.,, November 10Th, 1917.