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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-02-10

something about the clothes.
Recently two car loads of alfalfa
hay were shipped to Richland Center
from North Dakota and upon arrival
there were not claimed by the party
ordering them A representative of
the North Dakota shipper made a
trip to the city to dispose of the hay
and after paying freight and drayage
charges had 500 left This had to pay
for hay, the mans trip and the baling.
Not much profit in that Richland
Observer.
At the court of Justice H. L. Hal
sted today dog cases were the chief
objects. Five cases were dismissed,
one case being dismissed because the
dog owner had paid his fine and dis
patched hi sdog, another was contest
ed The last mentioned has hired a
lawyer and will carry the case to
court. One defendant did not show
up. The cases will probably last for
the rest Of this week as there are
many III the vicinity IF Baraboo v hf.
did not pay their dog Licenses.
This is Good English week in the
Baraboo High school, Starting to-
day, Miss Fern Hackett in charge.
Good English program has been ar
ranged which includes: Tuesday a
speech by Judge J. II. Hill; Wednes-
day English contests and Thursday,
playettes, etc. Miss Hackett has plac-
ed posters around the high school
corridors as a gentle reminder of the
annual event. The English recitation
room is also well filled with short YER
ses of correct English written by the
high school pupils themselves. This
is the second time Good English week
has been observed in the Baraboo
High school. 1t is celebrated national
1y in other institutions in November
but owing to other diversions at that
time the local high school is having it
at the present time.
Last Friday evening the Greenfield
Birthday club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Mattke to cele-
brate the latter's birthday. The even
fine musical numbers by the two Miss
es Frazier Mrs H. H. Porter and two
sons and daughter, Florence gave an
amateur play that was fine. Games
and contests afforded much fun. The
prizes were won by Mr.. Porter and
Mrs. Bayles. At midnight supper was
served in courses after which all
went home wishing for the next birth
day party.-Sec.y
The last meeting of l.. S. @. was
Mrs. Anna Smith. Twenty-six mem
hers and three visitors were present.
Mrs. Julia Hengstler took her team
and sic ghload and in this way many
went who otherwise could not, on &C.
count of the distance. The meeting
was presided over by the vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Hammermeister, as the
president, Mrs. Rooms was absent.
The program committee had pro-
gram arranged but was disappo nted.
Miss Grain was to speak, but failed
to appear, as she thought the meeting
was to be in the evening. All were
sorry including Miss Grain and will
try again some other meeting. After
the usual business, the visiting and
good time, nice refreshments were
served by the hostess. Then every
body piled into the big sleigh and
went home to meet again in two weeks
with Mrs Edith Berkley-Sec'y.
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FUN FOR WOMEN TO
DIAMOND DYE THINGS

Old, faded skirts, waists, coats,
sweaters, draperies, everything, wheth-
er wool, silk, linen, cotton, or mixed
goods, can be dyed any rich, fadeless
color with Diamond Dyes Buy no 9th
er dyet
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-09
NEW PORTLAND

NEW PUKlBAAD
A parish meeting of the Universalis1
church will be held at the home oil
Mrs. John Metcalf Thursday evening
of this week.
The ladies' aid Will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Clara Nutting
Mrs. Homer Dennet and little dapsh.
ter Miriam Of Portland are Visiting
relatives in town.
Ray Luce is spending a few days
In Portland.
Several from this place attended the
district meeting of the Rebekahs al
North Arson.
Childrens Day will be observed al
the Universalist church next Sunday
and Sunday school has been organ
lied and will begin at 100 o'clock.
Everyone Is cordially invited to attend
The remains of Seth Robbins was
brought to East New Portland for
burial Sunday.
Sherman Gould, teacher and Glen
wood King. a pupil of the University
of Maine have returned home for the
summer vacation.
The mill has been shut down fol
the past week for repairs but is ex-
Meeting TO start up some time his week
With q full crew.
:aohn Butts has treated his house
and store to o coat of paint.
s<Cephas Walker and family have
moved to the farm of Vern Lishernest
at North New Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jordan are stay
Ing at the home of Charles Hoyt ant
Mrs. Jordan Is doing the Homework
Mrs. Ira Luce lis working for A
Hoyt
Miss Mildred Thompson was thu
guest Of her brother. Cecil Thompson
Of Bowdoin college last week and viii
attend the Ivy exercises and hous'
party.
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CANAAN


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held LOT 9 iem Gays v'sh.
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NORTH NEW PNRTIeAND

Mrs. Millard Wilbur passed away
Mdy 31at, following very serious
operation the Saturday before at DR..
Bells hospital 1t Strong. She leaves
to mourn her loss, the husband, an
aged father, william Dyer who made
his home with his daughter q part OF
thS time, four brothers and q small
granddaughter for whom she has cared
since the death ,of its mother . few
years ago. Much sympathy 10 felt
Z fof the bersAyed husband for he has
h lost SON, : daughter and brother
\ in the last four years. Mrs. Wilbur
was q woman much respected In the
community.
Mr.. Delbert adams is gaining slow
~ after several weeks sickness.
AZ the willing Workers fair and
supper which was held Thursday,
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TWELVE CORNERS

Mrs. Dana Robbins received word
that her cousin, Mrs. Hannah Hume
we'll of Bingham had fallen and broken
her arm
Mrs. Perly Lanes mother, Mrs. MUIR
ry, still remains very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams and
children called recently at home of
MARYLAND Parson, they are living up
TO Bald Mountain, where Mr.. Adams is
working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Adams and chill
,dre n are stopping for the present
at the home of Mr.. Adams parenets.
Albra Adams.
Mrs. l.. F.. Boardman, who has been
suffering from a nail in her foot ID
reported better. >
Joseph Gallant was caller In the
neighhorhood recently. Mr.. Gallant
had the misfortune to drop q heavy
piece OF iron on his foot, breaking 4
toe. He reported it gaining and he
expected soon to return to his work
up river.
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NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Weeks enter.
tainde guests from Rumford on Sunday
The report that Cephus Walker had
purchased the Irwin Williamson farm
was erroneous, Mr. Walker has pur-
chased the vern Lishness farm at No
New Portland.
Several in town have been Ill with
rheumatism and lumbago.
N. s. ,Stoweli. Dixfield, was week
end guest in town.
Several from here attended Gradu-
alton at Kingfeld. Alice Davis and
Margaret Butts of this place were
among those to graduate. Miss Butts
had the valedictory and Miss Davis
class prophecy.
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LARoNE

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Worden and
children Of Canton were Saturday Wis
itors with Mr. and Mrs. l.. v. Wins
low. They we're driven over by Mr.
McCullam In his car and we're on
their way to visit Mrs. Worden's pa
rents in Albion.
While fishing on the brook Miss Hill
da Luce got q fishhook Embedded deep
in her check which necessitated the
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

DIR. ,Hamlin of Lewiston, State
agent of Baptists preached at the
church last Sunday at 2 P. NJ.
A surprise shower party was ten
dered Miss Nellie Walker at 9. B.
Walkers last Saturday evening. About
forty were present. The affair was q
o complete surprise to MISS Walker.
She and the Walker family had got
ten ready to go to the pictures but
Mr.. Walker couldn't % find the
switch key and SO they were detained
A pretty June box filled with flow
ers and "a note Of greeting was ,hun&
on the door, Later the gifts were
hung in the same way. Ice cream and
cake were served and games were
played during the evening. The gifts
consisted of linen, cut glass, china, py-
rex and friendship quilt made by
New Portland Hill Circle. The event
was in honor of Miss Walkers engage
ment to Harold Treanier of Lynnfield
Mass. The marriage will occur the
last part of June.
Mrs. R. A Nye and daughters, Mary
and Althea are spending the week In
Bingham with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thales Spaulding.
Mrs. Abby Doe has gone to Madi-
son to assist in the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank WEIGH
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NORTH .COBNVIIsLE

DR. and Mrs. Percy Morrison and
Mrs. Morrison's sister, Miss Holland Of
Wilton were calling on friends 'Satur-
day evening. s
Mrs. George Wellman and son Law
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|AqoiStaEce Of q surgeon to remove.
Gene PuG6r with his team will go
20 work on the state road from Show
1M 10 filhckley.
6An PuAer loses a valuable two
yeer old colt and has purchased a
Nr!vin8 horse.
NJ. en4 Mrs. George KSider Of Wa
tervilIe were Saturday callers at 1.-THE
Cedars.''
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'"s' "
Mns. Anele Collins and son Daniel
left TOR asekeport, ~. H., Saturday
morning. Mr.. Collins Will return Sat
'lrday bpt Mrs, Collins Will Visit wifi
relatives TOR m sndehnite time.
Harvey. -. Eaton, Esq, of Waterytlle
spent q lew days at his farm home iasl
week.
Neville HAYDEN, Fred TUFTS and Mr.
and Mrs. Cassius 9. kinsman attended
the ball game at Bingham Saturday
afternoon.
North Cornville friends wish to con-
graduate the Somerset academy base
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weeks. 54shs Ma the best Of medical
Attentl1f nd Wa1 operated on In 'Bos-
ton, ~ Ill s4afled to save the little
life. FuneraI services were held sat
urday afternoon from the Catholic
,Church. the intsrmept being In the 81
Ankhony:s Cemetery. Her pereexea
pntents have the sympathy OF All. Tne
slloeal offerings were many ana 'neau-
tSfnl.
M. and Mrs. Richard Jones OF
3Brownviile arrived in town on Satur-
day.
Henry Wrinkle has opened up the
barber shop In the Dion Block.
C0RNvILLE
Mrs. Emma Walker. who has been
caring for Agnes r.. Moody has re-
turned to her home In Yarmouth.
Mrs. Addie Mealer. her daughter
Maud .Goldhill and Mrs. Emma Thomp-
son were callers Sunday on Agnes r.
Moody.
Ada Flewellyn has returned home
from Sangerville Sunday.
G. s. Moody and wife and Enoch
Flewellyn and family went to Bing-
ham Sunday in the Moody car.
At the meeting held June 4th at
Wesserunsett Grange the followine
program was presented: piano duet
Winifred Gardner and Hildreth Jud-
kins, they responded to an encore;
reading, Margery Williams: song, Her.
bert Thompson, responded to an en-
core; reading, Beatrice Wood; play
Deacon Sprigs' Second Wife, IN two
acts; America, by all. One application
was received
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,KENxEnEC AVENUE, n
tnEFERRBD)

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert .Kirkp
little son were In Saco over 8
Walter Thompson and soul
ALSO Garland Moore OF PoSil
Floyd M0ulton went up rivl
fishing trip last Saturday.
Quite q number from the a.
tended Jhe' district meeting a
abs ct North Arson last We'd
Miss Christie ID. Moulton
.wesk-end a Dexter, the suea
sister. n!
Mothers Day was observed
,tpktQp school Saturday, may
freshments OF lemonade and 4
cookies we're served and the3
gayAsa little entertainment. 4
Anssl stevens picked q H.
berry 1lay a. N;
Dora Hilton was on the q
few days last week but is abr
out At this writing.
Among the callers at Graz
ANS last Sunday were Mr.. Z
Charles Barnard Of Auburn. 4
Misses Althea and EuniS
daughters Of Mr.. and Mff
Monltpn are having the
cough. 4
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BINGHAM CENTER

Mr.. George Gilman accompanied by
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savage. and
Miss Xerna Bothwick made a trip to
Hkowhegan, one day last week. Mr.. Gil-
man receiving medical aid OF DR..
Young.
Mrs. Arthur Clark went to Bangor
last week where she will receive medi-
cal aid TOR her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Fletcher who
have been spending week with
friends In Lynn, Mass, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrankaGRvaeN md son
Earl, also Miss Verna Bothwick spent
Sunday last week with old friends and
former neighbors, the Nottage family
Of Scion village.
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N5W9lof Somerset's Busy Towns

June End, about fifty dollars wa
cleared.
C.. H. Bartlett and wife and p. W.
Green and wife returned Saturday
from a trip to Quebec and Montreal
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

The Misses Vivian and Valma, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cor
son, observed their twelfth ,birthday
anniversary on Saturday entertaining
several of their schoolmates and
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hilton Of Cam
bridge were Sunday visitors with his
brother Alfred Hilton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H BoyptOn who
have recently arrived from Tacoma,
Wash, entertained several Of their
children and families Sunday at the
home of their son Henry
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MOOSE RIVER

Calvin CODY mas purchased q new
Ford truck TO use on nls maii ronte'
Mr. CODY mas the cohtract 81 carry
ing the map between moose Niver AND
Jackman Station r. Us Deglnnlne
July lat.
waiter Hoiaen Is sporting 2 new
bort car which ne brought home from
Watervlile last week.
,.om ,,,r Iora, dsmnr.t.osa. r.rrv ~.
.u,;n.,a ~" '' '.' = S''
NJ WIZ, Mor.,,, -. ..,,..a !,
10. h,r -" !, no -, $500 ~ y -
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RRiGHTON

Mrs. Y. J. Jones who has been visit
ing relatives in Athens returned home
Friday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murray and child
rem Frank and Louise of Waterville
visited relatives in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thompson .of
Bingham and Mr.. and Mrs Roy SIN
clair and baby yernal OF Athens were
callers in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Farrin were In
Skowhegan Thursday of last week.
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CONCORD BRIDGE

Curpier Smith and daughter Hazel
took q trip to North New Portland
Sunday.
Mrs. Day and Mr.. Wareing of Oak
land spent the week end with Mrs.
simeon Howes.
|. Mrs. Ida Ellis of Skowhegan was
calling on old friends recently.
lThomas Cross Of Scion spent Sun
day with Mrs. Carrie Rollins and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Owens took an
auto trip to Bangor Saturday of last
week.
Among those who we're callers at
the home OF Simeon Howes Sunday
were Harold Day and Mrs. Lamb OF
Oakland, also Mrs. Mary Foss Mrs
Bert Spaulding and daughter Diana
May Of Caratunk.
Little Floro Wing is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Philandei
Morris.
Ernest Powell and Mary Carbino Of
Caratunk called on frieneds recently
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WEST BRIGHTON
,(nEEERRED)

Charles ;Keaton and wife.
,Corscn and Jennings Bunks
business callers in Skowa
day last week. ii
The 8. p. Warren Co. Is -!
the Bonnie ,Brasier farm 'Wj
spruce and pine. 1t is 2 vsl!
SIGHT
.6haTlea Keston has moved !
lily to Kihgsbury, where he
sition ~ chauffeur for JennilI'
ker. !,
The pupils Of the RooseveI
with Elsie Roberts teacher. y
an antasta(nmcnt the evening,
27thrwith ne cream and CAKE
That Saxtend an invitation TO .
Nalson sWhitslan 10 at WORK
Roberts Of Gouth Scion.
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LEXINGTON

Frank Halves of Arson Is spending
few days with Dave Pinkham and
family. Uncle Frank holds the Post
cane Of Arson He will be eighty
nine October sixteenth.
Mss Bessie Howard is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Clement Get0hell of High
lands for a few days. She expects tt
60 to Camden to work for the season
as pastry cook . little later.
Mrs. Frank Ashley and two children
Waldren and Cleo of Dead River Wis
tied friends in tawh Monday.
Curtis Hewett had the misfortune t.
cut his foot on a piece Of glass quit
badly 10 doctor is tending 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford went t
Dixmont and Pittsflsld Saturday t
visit among his people for few days
Mrs. rord's mother. Mrs. Lena Pink
ham, is keeping house for them an!
caring for their children while the
are away.
The Little Nine OF New Portlanl
played a game of ball with the Ltttl
Nine here Saturday, the score heini
IA to 18sin favor ct New Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norton an
John Stafford OF Flagstaff were ,tA'
guests OF her sister and Mr.. Sanford
niece. Mrs. Tavie Chapman Friday.
The infant baby of Mr.. and .Mrs
Wallace Ashcroft Is very sick at tht
writing.
Miss Alice b. Atwood, who 10 teach
ing the school on Malay .Hill, Ney
Portland, PASSED through town s6Hlda!
with her schclars,on arOnte to Range
ley and home by ;KingAeld. Their
were two autos to carry the scholars
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WNsF H0lERt8 gyv0oH
Miss Nstue Hsksf ~ jipprtJ1a1 ~
q recent Bnaa ,of her 'prplher. p. y.
Baker and family. 4
Last week ) ersw u men ana IL
road machfne did = gpQd job and ono
which waa much nee1od from III
lower ferry to the corner on the Val-
ley roaa. 81 ~
|. An auto party II 4hrse cars lmaas i
Nery pleasant itrip to HnnGle1 EalhAAy.
Those - Ahe spasty War9, ~. 6Ad 1Erg.
Ralph Etltap, 1lr. aAd HIN. Beneajct
YeAton. Carl snranke9t. Niae Edna 1lo-
gan, Linley Lsmbart, Mis- Shfs3ey
Baker, I5inwood Ripef, Miss Efafe
Garage, Guy Dunlap ana Miss Leona
Yeaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. a. and h. r. Yea
ton were In Belgrade Sunday
81. AzjBkNS
Mfr. and Mrs. N. 8. seekins, Mrs !.
Emma Frost and Mrs. Abbie smith Of
Skowhegan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. NRhit-
tier OF Pittsield, Mr.. and Mrs. BEL
mont Smith of Corinna, were among
the callers Id town Sunday.
pr. Barbara Hunt and mother, Mrs..
Waiter Hunt of Bangor visited rela-
tiyes In town Friday and Saturday Qf
last week
Mrs.. ]. 8. Smith and Mrs. Alton
Hilton and daughter visited relatives
In Bangor last week returning home
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hanson and fam
lily Of Pittsfeld were callers at Steph-
an Braggs Saturday.
The heavy fire which was raging IN
the Bailey woodlot Sunday II reported
under control The principal losers
were the Libby Bros. who had pur-
chased the lumber.
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MAI,BONs MILLS

Miss Gladys Cummings passed tne
Memorial Day vacation with hel
mother, Mrs. Manley Lamber on the
4, Canaan road.
The water in the Wesserunsett river
1T this place is very low and on Mon
day there was no water running Ovel
sthe dam. All vegetation Ii suffering
I by this unusual drought at this sea
lNpp.
Ei'glars. Della Berry, formerly of Law
| snce IL spending a few weeks witt
Eheri daughter. Mrs. Harvey Salisbury
Mrs. Berry came here from East Mad
EiAon where she had employment.
II Mrs. Allie Foss planned a YER,
|spleaaant surprise for her husband a.
their new home on the Morse place
on the NIalbons Mills road, Sunday
|.aftersoon, when TWENTY-FIVE friend.
and relatives gathered in honor of Mr.
,Foss' sthirty-ninth birthday. Cake and
coffee ware served. Music on the pi
anO, Violin and banjo was en1oyet
through the afternoon and evening.
Miss Marjorie Seamans was given
| surprise birthday party by her pa
| rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Seamani
on the cross road Saturday evening
| Quite number OF her young ,frienn'
l1oiued In making 1t delightful &C
casiOn Music, games. etc. Refresh
| ments of ice cream and cake bearinl
l.fourtees candles were enjoyed. Mis-
Marjorie Was the recipient OF numer
Ious gifts frof her friends
Howard Beale, manager OF thu
| .TarminSton Farmers Union, ant
friend, Miss Epnice Wagner Of Ben
ton were calling Sunday on Mr.. Beal''
amt, Mrs.. Laura Adams and his cous
! ms, Sheldon and VIII Bradbury.
william Earle and Allie Foss arr
helping Isaiah Crowell build shef
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The Emerson School was closed
Friday afternoon on account Of the
Illness OF tina teacher, Miss M0ulton.
Many from this section attended the
moving picture show ''The Rider OF the
king Log" which was shown at No.
Arson Thursday afternoon and eve
ming.
The road machine men have nm
ished work in this part Of the town
and have left Everett Creamer's where
they boarded.
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BETHEL

DIR. G. w. Kidder of Woodstock, dis,
trict health officer, assisted by Miss
Helen Sanderson, nurse of his dis
trict employed by the Vermont Anti
tuberculosis society, conducted a medi-
cal inspection of Whitcomb high and
graded schools Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The result of the inspection fol-
lows: High school, lO3 inspected. 80
normal, corrected since last winter. 81
cases. Graded school, l9I inspected, nine
normal, corrections. So The pupils
were weighed and it was found that
about % per cent of them were from
seven to 10 per cent undcrweight
There are two cases of scarlet fever
in Rochester. DR.. c. w Kidder, dis.
trict health officer, was in that village
yesterday, quarantined two homes
where the disease exists, ordered the
high school closed for a week and quar-
antjned the homes Of the members Of
a girls class in the Methodist Sun
day school one Of the cases being de-
veloped in. church last Sunday.
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THETFORD

States Attorney Sherburne was in
town Saturday to prosecute case Of
cruelty to animals. The ofrense con.
sisted in letting an animal 90 to pas
ture with rope on its foot The ami
NAL had to be killed. The offender faid
fine and costs amounting to about
S25.
George w. Titus has purchased a
house in Wilder, to which he moved
this week His farm is for sale.
Mrs NJ r. Presley went to Boston
Wednesday to visit her son. Mr.. Pres
sey goes Saturday for shorter visit.
The postoflice is in charge of Mrs.
Menta Taylor.
Mrs. Frances Sanborn had a coun.
eli Of doctors Tuesday.
T.. NJ. Farr of Chester, steward Of the
state grange, passed through here on
Wedne,d day on his way to Post Mills
He visited Eclipse grange Friday night
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SOUTH ROYALTON

Miss Clara Paine is in Randolph do
nc clerical work for DR.. J. p. Clifford
Neither the boys nor girls basket.
ball team was victorious at Bethel last
Friday night. where they played with
he Bethel teams
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Whitman were
at Judge Williams Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Gerald Tenney was in Randolph
Center tuesday, called there BY bust
ness
Judge a. G Whitman was in Mont
pclicr on business, Wednesday.
John Anderson, having received his
passport. left for Portland, Ne. on
Thursday From there he viii proceed
10 Scotland.
4 supper and social time was held
NJ the Congregational parlors Wednes
lav night Of this week
Miss Edna Barrett is i'll this week
and unable to take care of her classes
in the high school.
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MIDDLESEA

Mr. and Mrs Milford Long and
daughter of Beverly, Mass, spent the
week end at F. j. Eaton's
Miss Leila Marshall OF Montpelier
spent Sunday with her father at Al
bert Tapln's.
Mrs. Lillian Daniels is moving her
household goods to her village resi-.
dencc
Miss EVELYN Eaton, who has been III
with bronchial cold, is better.
J. S. Smith returned Wednesday
from South Fayston
G. II Bingham is in Waitsfeld on
business for a few days
J. b. Hill has been confined to the
house with bad knee the past two
weeks.
The home circle will meet at the
home Of Mrs Herman Collins Wedues-
day Feb ,. Miss Hattie Reed and Mrs
Collins hostesses