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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Franta from Wa
basso came here by car last week and
enjoyed visit with local relatives.
Miss Anna Sellner who has been spend
ing vacation at her home in Albin
! township has resumed her work at the
Loretto hospital.
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GREENSBORO

II. w. ellis. the Rev. Mr.. Graham, pas.
tor Of the Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Helen Richards and George Porter attend
ed the meeting at Burlington to near the
speakers on the League of Nations cove
nant.-A party Of 80 from Boston and
Worcester. Mass. arrived at the Caspian
Lake House Saturday morning for a short
fishing trip and the first day Of their stay
brought down from the lake a three foot
salmon. which they had baked for a sup
per at the inn.-The man, friends of Mrs.
Nellie Cable are glad to learn that she is
improving quite rapidly at the Mary
Fletcher hospital,-Myron Kinney has
gone to Ohio, expecting to remain for sew
eral months Mrs. Florence Soule of Bur-
lington visited her mother, Mary ingalls,,
the last of the week. and she and Mre.
Helen ingalls, returned to Burlington with
Mrs. Soule.-Mrs. Lillian ingalls, visited
In Barre last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Goodrich went Saturday TO Plymouth, N.
H., to visit their daughter and expect to
be gone two or three weeks.-Mrs. w. S.
Bodine went to st. Johnsbury Monday
Mrs. F. II. Jackson. who has been visit
ing her brother In Northampton, Mass,
returned home. Monday. and is stopping
at the Caspian Lake House.--The Rev. T..
c. Hayes attended the conference of Con-
|gregational Churches at Essex Junction
last week.
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white satin with lace net and her veil
was caught with lilies Of the valley. She
carried a bouquet Of bridal roses. Her
bridesmaid. Miss Ruth Maynard of Bur-
lington. was in pink georgctte and car
ried pink flowers. The groom's best man
was Elmer Sault, a brother Of the bride.
The church decorations were beautiful,
the work of the friends Of the couple.
Miss Beatrice Pinney was the organist
and as the couple entered the march
from Lohengrin was the selection. Otis
Dumas and Mrs. Edward Sault gav a
vocal duet and there were solos by
Harold Sault and Mrs. f.. j. O'Brien. The
groom has been employed here for some
time by the Sergent, Osgood Il
Roundy company, where he has man.
friends. The bride has lived in town near
ly all her life. Here she attended school
and Is a favorite with the young people.
After a short stay out of town the couple
will reside OH Central street in the house
owned by Mrs. q. f. Cushman. Clarence
Sault, a brother of the bride, came from
Rochester to be present at the ceremony.
The death of Mrs Susan .ilinball or
CURED Tuesday night at about seven
o'clock. after a weeks of suffering.
Several weeks ago she sustained a shock
and never fully recovered, when a slight
second shock occurred which left her
helpless. Mrs. Susan (Richardson) Kim
ball was born in New Brunswick. De-
cember 10 1877, one Of nine children born
to Timothy, and Nancy CBrooks) Rich
ardson. She is >usrvived by one brother
only of the large family, and he is now
living in Westminster, Mass. The par
ents early in the life Of Mrs. Kimball
came TO Vermont and lived in Ludlow.
and other towns in thai vicinity and
later to ~Braintree, where they lived in
the east part of the town for several
years. January Z, 1858, she married Mard-
is DIN Kimball. Three children were
born to them. two sons and a daughter,
with whom she was at the time Of her
death. One son, Dayton Q. kimbalI. is
living and resides in Hot Springs. S. D.
MIR. kimball died 81 years ago and since
that time she has lived in this town
with her daughter. Mrs. Fairbanks, who
has ministered to her comfort and hap
piness. Three grandchildren survive, and
two great grandchildren. also living In
the West. Mrs. Lyndon Thomas. the
granddaughter. who was Hazel Fair
banks, arrived here Tuesday and will
remain for a time with her mother.
Fred Fairbanks. the grandson. will also
come from Hyde Park, Mass. where
he resides to be here for a short time.
The funeral will be held at the home
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. and burial
! will be in the family lot in Southvie "
cemetery. The Rev. Fraser Metzger will
be the officiating clergyman. Other rela-
tives and friends are expected to be here.
H. NJ. Gaylord and John Manchester,
who were called to Worcester. Mass,
to testify in the case of Joseph Spoon
er. have returned home. II is report
ed that Spooner pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to two years in prison, for the
accidental blow which killed the man
whom he struck, In a quarrel.-Mrs
Clara Prince returned Monday from a
several weeks stay in Washington and
cities in New Jersey. where she has
been with relatives.
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Orleans County
NORTH TROY.

H. B. was in Montpelier the
latter part of last week attending the
meeting Of the ''Shriners'' and incident
ally attending an auction sale of blood
ed or registered cattle. He has just
newly stocked with general merchandise
the first floor of his block on Main
street and re-opensd that store.-Major
W. H. White. NJ. D.. has been visiting in
town a few days. having just returned
from France. He left his practice here
to enter the war. but 1t Is not expected
that he will locate in town now. Major
c.. c. Waller, NJ. D., also formerly in
practice here, was in town at the same
time. calling on a~cquaintances. He
served in the same way and has Just been
discharged. He left Monday for Mont
real, where he intends to remain a short
time in post graduate work and then
resume the practice of surgery in War
rem. Ohio.-lt is understood that Mrs.
Louise Gilbert has sold the Frontier
House hotel site, and so much of the
property as was not destroyed by the
fire of April %. to the Blair Veneer COM
pany.-The trade has been completed by
which Mr.. Messier purchases of Moses
ChOquette the large farm on to which he
recently moved, situated on the hill wost
of this village. The title was passed by
way Of C~hoqquette and Mrs. George f..
Lewis, who had foreclosed against other
parties.-H. T.. Gray. proprietor Of Gray
lawn farms of Waterbury, was In town
Sunday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page three)

with relatives at st. Albans.-J. 3. Stearns
of Rouses Point was in town Monday
Mrs. II. j. Young has gone TO the Spar
hawk sanitarium in Burlington for treat
ment.
4 very successful meeting was held at
the Springs Methodist Episcopal Church
May "A by Mrs. Davis and Sunday
school class of youn/ ladies', where they
~rcorganized and made plans for the
summer work. The following officers
were elected: President, Lucy Curtis
vice-president, Dorothy Darby; second
vice-president. Alice Creller, secretary.
Rhena Ashline; social committee. Ethel
Creller and Hazel Braley; missionary
committee, Nina Sabre and Doris
Crellcr. The missionary work will be
observed at both Methodist Episcopal
Churches Sunday, June 1--Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Johnston of Hartford. Conn, who
were called here by the death of Mrs.
Johnston's sister. Ada Cheeseman, have
returned.-Miss Rose Breault, who was
taken to the Fanny Alien hospital, Bur-
lington, Monday has undergone a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis. Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon G. BadgNr and daugh-
ter, Vanza. have returned aTer spending
a few days in Burlington.-Nins Cheese
man of Burlington Business College.
who was called home by the death of
her sister. Ada, will remain at home
until the fall term opens. when she
expects to continue her studies.
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U HERO.

Lieut.. and Mrs. Stanley Pike Of Fort
Ethan Allen We're at Seymour Pixies Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Ellsworth
are visiting friends in New York State
Harold Rivers of Whitehall was recently
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Irish of
California are visiting their niece. Mrs.
Horace r. Wadsworth.-Mrs. Estella
Donnoway and daughters were recently
at T. l.. k~inney's.-B. $. Irish and family
spent the weekend at their camp.-Guy
=. Horton was recently at his farm on
the west short.-kenneth Josselyn and
Willard Wadsworth have returned from
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Lane
were Sunday guests at Horace Wads-
worth's.-Several from this town attended
the dance at Grand lsle.-Mrs. W. w.
Styles was in town recently.-Mrs. styles
has accepted a position near Hartford,
Conn.-The Rev. n. {. Petty and family
and /. G. Hilderbrand of Schenectady, n.
V. are at their summer home on kibbe
Point.-Mrs. James W. Wadsworth was
, recent Burlington INSTRUMENTATION Axtel
has returned from Boston.
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CENTER.

Professor Meigs mad an over Sun
day visit with his wife in Burlington
Mrs. Lucy Parish, who has been in
Brookline. Mass, during the winter has
returned n opened her house here
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Washburn were
called to Springfield. Mass. Sunday by
the serious illness OF Miss Grace Conant,
who had just undergone an operation
for appendicitis. She is now reported
slightly improved.-Miss Frances
Hebard. who teaches in St. Johnsbury
was at home a few days last week.
Mrs. c. l.. Hodges. who has been with
her daughter In Philadelphia during the
winter has come to visit her daughter,
Mrs. A. c. Wells.-E. r. Hayward went
to New Haven. Conn. Friday and re-
turned Monday.-Mrs. Nancy Smith
who had been with her daughter. Mrs.
Elijah Ballou for several weeks, return
ed to her home in Orange ~Sunday.-The
Clark sisters. who have been in Boston
a part of he winter, have returned to
Braintree and will soon open their house
here.
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in Waitsfield. -Mrs. Mary Morgan, who
has been at the hospital in Burlington
for the past few weeks, returned home
Tuesday somewhat improved in health
The regular summer session of the
Johnson Normal school will open on July
sth and prospects are good for one Of
the most successful terms held.-Mrs.
John Alden, formerly Miss Bulah Sturte-
want, of Hyde Park, Mass. visited Mrs.
c. Arthur Stearns the first of the week.
Mrs. A. Perley Fitch of Concord. n.
H.. Ia visiting her sisters, Mrs. p. C.
Stearns and Mrs. Mary Perry.-Mrs
Alice Holmes and daughter Mrs. william
McCrury of Tacoma, Wash. visited Miss
Anna Cakes the first of the ~week.-The
baseball team was defeated byBrigham
Academy at Bakersfield last Tuesday by
a score of 10 to AIRS. Henry Johnson
Of Randolph visited the Normal school
the first of the week.
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CAMBRIDGE

w. n. Lang & Son have sold for
Luclus Parker his farm, stock and tools
TO Fred May and wife of Essex. They
also sold Lucius Parker a house. barn
and seven acres of land i'm Essex Center,
possession given May 26.
A X. Day of Burlington was in town
frlday.-Mrs. Earle Gates visited friends
IN burlington Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin Chase were visitors in Burlington
Saturday.-Mrs NJ. M. Reynolds is con-
hned to her home by illness.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. r. Morgan of Richmond called on
friends In town unday.-Linus Leavens
was n business visitor in M%iddlebury Sun
day.-C. j. Lang and Gates Brothers were
In Stowe Saturday.-The remains of Mrs.
Kate Smith of Burlington were brought
TO Je~ffersonville for burial Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Clark have returned from
New Jersey.-Mrs. @. II. Newton and
daughter. Marjorie. were in Burlington
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. A.. f.. Chase
have rented the Holmes tenement, va
Gated by Mrs. A. Il. Labounty.-rhe mar
riage of Miss Kathleen Fullington and
Fred Giddings took place at the home of
c. r. Ellingwood's at four o'clock Tues
day. The Rev. G.. $. Quimby of Essex
Junction oficiated.
The church attendance drive closed
successfully last Sunday at Community
Church and resulted in filing the church.
One hundred and four were present.
Among the recent visitors at Community
Church who nave assisted in the serv-
Ices are the following from the Uni
versity of Vermont. Messrs. Cleaves,
Platka. Fowler, Branch. Lance. Tsotom
Miura and General Secretary of the Y,
NJ. c. a. Rowse. The adjustment COM
mittee met at the home of the Rev. w,
II. Gould last Tuesday evening and re-
port the the church budget raised in
full for the year. Satisfactory plans were
also made TO take care of the deficiency
caused by the Influenza guarantees OF
last fall and winter. The centenary quota
has been oversubscribed
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~ ,ne milling business.-N. j. Nye and
amy attended the funeral of their
pio'her-'n-law e. w. Quinn, at Under
nnh center Monday.-The funeral of
Wis. t,annah Westman was held at
mo,,'s'".e Wednesday. where she had
resided for some time Tho bodv was
brought to the South Cambridge ceme-
,ery ana placed besides her husband. who
aleo several years ago. She is survived
ny one son, George, of this place. and
many friends. She had been a member
ol .ne congregational Church for many
ears'-County Agent Jones was present
at 'he open meeting of the Grange Tues
day evening and smoke on producing a
maximum milk at a minimum cost. The
supper was well patronized and the cere-
mony OF rehabilitation of the service
nag occurred. No business was transacted.
other speakers were the Rev. F., B.
r1Sde' Russell Waldo and Frank Rous-
aeau.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drown spent sum
day with relatives in Johnson.-Mrs.
Della Mudgett Is quite Ill. Miss Carleton, a
nurse from Morrisville, 10 caring for her.
Jay Sherwood remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sherman of
Morrisville were callers at Joseph Sher.
mans. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Whitcomb spent Sunday at James
Larock.-George Austin has purchased
an automobile of f.. G. Godette of HYDE
Park.-Perl Brigham spent the weekend
in st. Johnsbury with relatives.-Mrs
Perl Brigham spent a few days recently
with relatives in Hyde Park.-Mrs. Her.
bert Corey, who had the misfortune 10
sprain her ankle a few days ago. Is i'm
proving nicely.-Mrs. Lizsie Gibson and
daughter, Rose. of Waterbury, spent
sometime here recently with the
formers sister, Mrs. Fl. r. Jones.
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GRAND ISLE

Mrs. w. w. styles is visiting friends
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. H.. w. Russell
spent the weekend with relatives in
town.-On account Of the rain Thurs
day the Ladies' Aid society was not
largely a~ttended-Miss Marjorie Nc
Gowan went Sunday to the Mary F1et-
cher hospital, where. she is to be OPP
Grated on for eoiter.-Mr. and Mrs. H.
w. Gage and son. Frederick. spent Sun
day in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Mehan OF
Pl%attsburgh. n. Y, were in town sun
day to visit their son. Charles. who is
I'll at the home of Irving Davis.--There
will be a dance at the town hall Fri
day evening for the benefit of the
grange. Invitations will be issued.-A
blacksmith and repair shop, owned by
Fred Martell. was destroyed by fire
Tuesday evening. Only by prompt
action of neighbors was the house
saved from burning. A new car owned
by Joseph Blanchard was totally de-
stroyed and Mr.. Marteh lost three
wheels from his Nielie.
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The townspeople gave a reception to
the returned soldiers Friday evening at
the town hall. Remarks were made by
the Rev. c. j. Peterson and O.. b. Wells.
The Rev. C.. d. Price from Orleans was
the principal speaker. The orchestra
furnished music which was followed by
singing, welcome TO the soldiers and the
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs, Emma Centerbar-shangraw of Bel
mont. Mass, formerly of Montgomery, and
NJ. w. Newcity of Hyde Park were united
in marriage by the Rev. w. r. Best, pas
tor of the Morrisville Methodist Church
Tuesday. May 20. Mr.. and Mrs. Newcity
went directly to their home in Hyde Paris.
Later in the evening a large number of
young people came to meet the bride and
extended congratulations TO the happy
couple. Thursday morning. Mrs. Newcity
left for Montgomery to visit relatives
and friends and to attend to some impor-
tant business, and will return to her home
in Hyde Park about June
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vited to be the guest Of the post and
march in the parade and take part in
the exercises.-The Brandon Concert
band will give the first concert of the
season In the park opposite the Bran
don Inn Friday evening. at 7:15 O'clock
There Will be a special meeting Of Silver
Lake Lodge, X. of p, this evening at
f:SV. The rank OF page and esquire will
be conferred on a class of candidates,
after which refreshments will lbe served.
Reginald Ray recently returned from
overseas has received his honorable dis
charge from the army at Camp Devens
and returned last Tuesday to his home
here.-W. II. Tarble has sold the Tarble
homestead In North Chittenden which
he recently bought Of Herbert Sprague
to Charles II. Churchill Of this town.
w. II. Jeffrey of Montpelier of the state
board Of charities and Probation will give
a talk here under the auspices of the
Parent-Teachers association at a union
meeting Sunday evening in the Congrega-
tional Church..
BENSON
Miss Alice Bartholomew Of Whitehall
is visiting her aunt. Miss Nellie
Falkenbury.-Arthur Graham took his
new Ford car Wednesday and took Mr..
and Mrs. James Goodrich and Miss
Marcelia Radigan to Fair Haven.-MAny
Benson people are planning to 90 to
Orwell, Memorial Day. to hear Attorney
Wycks OF Ticonderosa give an Grafton.
Inc program Is under the auspices of
John A.. Logan, G.. A. r., Post, of which
Benson veterans are members.--Last
Sunday, pre--memorial services were
conducted at the Methodist Church with
much energy and enthusiasm. The
Revs. d.. H. Strong and James A. Man.
ming gave addresses. There were only
three veterans of the Civil war present
and two of the late World WAR;. r.
Walker of Rutland. a former hardware
merchant OF Benson, was in the Village
Saturday.-Romeo Arthur. an electrician
or Hortonville. was here Saturday
Fruit trees especially apple trees. are
blooming profusely this year.-MichaeI
Cummings Of Hortonville was in this viii
lage. Friday.-Tuesday night of this
week the Benson Grange met. J. $. c.
Peck of Hampton was present and made
an address.-The dance gotten UP by tas
Benson athletic association has been
postponed from May 90 to June 10 be-
cause they could not get Zita's orchestra
the 2eth.-Miss Sarah Bascom has been to
whitehall to visit her brother. B. Il.
Bascom.-Measles have been multiplying
in town lately and many nave been ex.
posed. -Girard Parsons. who has been
ill in a New York hospital, died
last week Wednesday,. He was &c
years old and the son of the late c. B.
Parsons of this town. He Is survived
by a wife.-Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Of
this village went to Fair Haven this
week to visit friends.
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SERVING Of refreshments.-Mrs. Cobb re-
turned from Albany last week after
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pattee-Pre-memoriai exer-
cises were held in the village school
building Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. r. W.
Noodle were over Sunday guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Toney Roy in Orleans
Harris n Mahlon Gage from Winter
bury. accompanied by friends. were in
town Friday for the reception given to
the soldiers.-A union Memorial service
was held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. c. J. Peterson of North
Craftsbury officiating. The veterans,
sons and grand sons and the returned
soldiers from the late war, we're in at
tendance.-Fred Bailey is home from
Boston for a few lays vacation. Mrs. C.
II. Hartman from Albany, n. Y, is
spending a few weeks In this town.-The
Rev. William Shaw, district superin-
tendent. spoke in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Sunday evening and held the
first business meeting OF the year with
the official board.-Mrs. Leota Stratton
Hoyt from Hardwick, accompanied by
her brother, favored the audience at the
soldiers reception with a duet, which
was greatly appreciated by the audience.
LOWELL
Mrs. n. II. Burton and daughter, Inez
spent a few days last week in Newport
with Observation-Disclosures superintendent
DR.. Sharp Of st. Johnsbury, was in town
Friday and Saturday.-L. r. Sinclair
spent the weekend in North Troy with
his daughter. Mrs. Cavis Tool. c,
Young had the misfortune to partially
saw off his left thuinb while running a
saw in the Valley Lumber Co.. box shor
Thursday. DR.. Young dressed the wound
Edward Lamb and d. II. Curtis of Hol'
yoke, Mass. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. C. Stannard the first of tn,
week.-Mrs.. A. j. Blake went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Monday. for treatmen
for throat trouble. Miss Ada England en-
tered the hospital for appendicitis and Lee
Shufelt also went for appendicitis. The,
were accompanied by DR.. W. A. Young
n. II. Burton of Springfield, Mass. JOINED
Mrs. Burton Saturday, at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Sanborn.-Al
bia Stebbins has moved his household
goods from d. p. Narramore's house to st
Adams. where he has employment, ant
D. p. Narramore has mived his good
from St. Alban and taken possession
Of his home.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Edward Ballard was a weekend guest
of relatives here.-A. f. Rousseau and
family were at East Hardwick Friday,
where they attended the auction sale of
registered Holeteins and purchased Ave
head MI. and Mrs. George Wells n son
Howard, the Misses Madeline and
Dorothy Atkins of Haverhil, N. H.. and
Miss Dorothy Pease of Nashua. n. H..
were weekend guests at NJ. s. Hawley's.
The special town melting which was
called for Saturday was attended by
only a few of the voters and was
adjourned.-Mrs. Melvin Morse of Hard
wick visited relatives here last week
Mrs. f. n. Melvin was in Burlington,
Monday.-B. E. Reynolds has sold his
Morgan horse to Charles Kneeland of
Hyde Park,-E. A. Wood Is having
repairs made on his stock barn.
Manager Start of the town hall movies
is running a contest and has for prizes
two gold wrist watches for the most
popular young lady.-Miss Barker was
an over Sunday guest of relatives al
Sandersons Corners.-C. b. Richards has
been in Jericho at M. NJ. Powells helping
him with his spring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from this place attended the Memorial
service at Cambridge. Sunday.
| MTs' H. H. carpenter ID stopping a rev
days with her daughter, Mrs. 4. II,
Videto.-Burton Maynard was in Burling'
ton Tuesday.-Lester ohnso has
finished work at the Brigham creamery
Mrs. Arkley Mable was called tc
Lowell Tuesday by the critical illness
of her niece,-Rolla Burnor, a former
Cambridge boy. is visiting relatives here
having Just returned from the army
r. = Prish and family aynpct tn ,,a,.
to Jericho soon, where he will engage
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Langdell were in
Burlington Tuesday.-The body of
Mrs. j. Fl. McKannon, Who
dice last December at Denver,
was brought here for burial last week.
The body was accompanied by her hus-
band. The burial services were largely
attended at the cemetery. Mrs. Nc
Kannon will be remembered as Miss Lila
Tillotson.--Florence tvitherell has the
measles.-Floyd Fairbanks has gone to
Danville.-The special meetings will CON.
tinue this week.-Mrs.. Almina Baldwin is
visiting her sister in Westfopd.-Mrs. F.
w. Darrah has been confined to the house
by llness.-Delbert Blaisdell has moved
into the Laraway brothers tenement op-
posite the school house.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Bragg of Charlotte were guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bragg. over Sunday. -Elba Stockwell
moved to Cambridge Junction.