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TnE FAHMEEs' WAR Equal TAXArIoN
GRANGEa PATRONS or llusBANDRy A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, 10y order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
IIusbandy. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred Published hv the
G,oNc Paper Company, Rutland
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Races.
AMENIA, N. y

AMENIA, n. T.. June %.
There were two trots aud running races
at the Copake troiling association park on
Saturday. The first trot was for purse of
300 which was won by I, e Simmons b
M Bella In three straight heats Time
2.W, 2.11, 2.iGi. The second trot was for
a purse of 5000, for horses that have never
beaten $50. Five heats were trottcd the
winner being W c rrimbles r. e. Commo-
dorc. No Official time was given Of the
first heat The time of the four last heats
was 2.3S, 800. 23Ol, 2.39i. The running
race hclwccn Pine Apple and Mountain
Boy, quarter mile heats, was won by the
latter.
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puElNaiuwN, June %
f'iE. ~.

QurlNsiowN, June 90.
HH. ~.
The Cnha and Lcssin" Com New York,
on saturday
sUspENDfp NEWSPAPERS gEA"PEAHlNG.
P,YIs, June %.
The newspapers l4eye and Steele, conser-
yatiye republican, aud lie kappel radical
republican, whose publication was sup
pressed short time since fer attacks upon
the government, have reappeared.
ANOTHER CArLlsr DEFEAT
MADRID, June ~.
Official ininrmaton is received at the
W Office, of the deicS at Chelsea eigh-
teen mi'cs northwest of Valencia, after
two days fight lg, of "a, 010 Carhsts, rrder
command of II nee AIphonzi, brother Of
Don G. 'los, by force, the republicans num-
bering only 5000,
THE WAR IN SPAIN.
A dispatch from the scene al operations
before Esiella says General Concha eNecut-
ed a successful flank movement on the Car
lists, resulting in the capilre of several pc
lions. 1t is probable that the town will
fail into the hands of the Republicans to-
| morrow
TROUBLE IN CENTRAL ASIA.
LONDON, June 2S.
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette from
| St. Petersbu~gh says alarn '1g rumors pre-
vail in that city respecting the situation OF
affairs in Central Asia II is reported that
the amecr OF Kashgor has seized Russian
envoy, aud fearing war in consequence OF
the act, has concentrated 1000 troops on
| the frontier.
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suicide M North bennington

Last Friday morning William l. Preston,
n resident of North Bennington, arose, and
proceeding to the kitchen where his mother
in-law was at work, told her that the devil
had been telling him all night TO 90 and
hang himself, but upon being asked if he
was going to comply, made no answer, but
after eating his breakfast and giving some
orders TO a carpenter in relation 10 some
work that was 10 he done, left the house
He was missed and search made for him
but he was not found until Saturday morn
ing, when he was found in barn, rope
around his neck about four feet long
which was fastened to lean His fac,
was only about six inches from the foo
and his hands were rolled up under him
He has heretofore been subject 10 fits o
temporary insanity, which was doubles
the cause OF the suicide.
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Indian Raids.

ST. lao, :, it It %.
The Leavenworlh Tin says that late
alvices from Dodge city, Kar'a con IN,
the telegraphic reports that the ld 's ~
that vicinity have ;sSunel an host aiti
tude and are numbering cilizei i depre
dating upon their property. They iel Il
man named w; ZEN near Mrlherry Creek.
and took his cnt e scalpoll. Two hunters
were killed at Dolby Wells. -Four so"cr3
at Camp Supply were 81 rounded, ; al lots
of stock rl'l OFT \ p" ~ OF lrlling eli
zens of Dodge city, incud'ag Hon. James
Hanranham, who started for G rnlian
river in Texas on the ,lh t., were al
tackled and a. the IL stock captured, and it
is feared that the whole nrrty were mur.
dered, cs nothing cr1 be head OF these
two men who were ki'cd ne. Clnll an
river Lieut.. Kcnlc'l. with squad "l
eighteen soldiers are ou sconi' ~ for the
murderers.
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Republican Caucus.

The republicans OF the town of Shrews-
bury are requested to meet at the Town
Hall, in said town, on Monday, June Goth,
at u o'clock p. m, to elect three delegates
and three substitutes, to represent them in
the Rutland county republican convention
TO be held at Rutland June Both, 1874
Also 10 elect three delegates and three
substitutes to represent them AT the district
convention, 10 be held at Mlddlebury on
the 12ih day of August, 1874.
ii. G. GLEASON,
~ j. ALDRlon,
john WEBB,
Town committee.
Shrewsbury, June 20, 1874.
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New York, June %.
The steamships Arragon from Bristol
and Denmark from London arrived on Sat
ur1aV
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A Child Drowned in ~ nab oi water
a sad Case

On Friday afternoon last Mrs Joshua
Peckham Of Powna was engaged in doing
washing, and playing near her was her lit
tie child, aged 10 months. She went out
nd left the child playing, and coming back
missed her. She searched for her, and
finally found her lying in tub Of water,
which was standing in the room, dead.
She had probably been playing with the
water. and fell in, and assistance not arriv.
ing in time, was drowned. II il crushing
blow to the parents, who have many sym
pathizers in their aiiliction
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Destructive Flood.

New YORK, June %.
A New Mexico letter states that the Rio
Grande river has overlooked the valley
from Albuquerque 10 III Paso, making
great havoc, destroy ing irain crops,
orchG"ds, ''ncyards, etc. II made n new
channel in the rcGr of the town of Albu-
qucrquc, threatening il so badly that lis
inhabitants fled Ia the mountains. Several
settlements have been destroyed, thousands
is imminent The damage done is eslma-
ted AT Two million dollars
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The Thousand we Walk.

SrRiNGF'ELp. June rs
Hugh Donohie, the pedestrian, crmpel-
ed, at three minutes before . o'clock Sal
urday morning at llampden park, his feat
of wall ~ one thousand miles in one
thousand hours. The FISH was eteetcd
by vociferons applause from large crowd.
Donohue nearly broke down Friday night
and evidently had not strength 10 hold out
much longer. lie has been watched from
the start, six weeks ago Saturday, and it is
the opinion here that the feat has been
honestly accomplished.
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TROUBLE IN CENTRAL ASIA.
Discharge Cf Government Employees
WAsmlN0roN, June 2S.

W 'FFFF'
About four hundred government en-
ployes will be discharged July LIST. Two
hundred 90 from the printing bureau and
one hundred from the civil employees of
the war department.
The secretary of The treasury has in
,tulcted the assistant treasurer at New
York to sell 81 ,O)0, 600 of cold each Thurs
day during July.
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strawberry and Ice cream Festival.

The ladies' of the Methodist church in
Poultney will give "A strawberry and ice
cream festival on Saturday evening July
4th, at the church in Poultney.
No pains will he spared TO make the
occasion an enjoyable one. Music will be
provided. Refreshments will be served at
five o'clock TO all who wish Admission
10 cents. There will be fire works in the
] evening
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bANDN-J g Griffith, c Williams, u W Rog-
cis. Mtcrnalcs-EA Smith, j n phillips, Phi
meas liil.
BRANDON N Y Sprague, Jr Frank Il Button,
g W Peek.
PorLTNEY Marvin q StUddtrd, NOrmsn e
Harris, licury n Hun
CAsTIETos-pltt " hyde j Il Bromley, T. II
Arm.truug.
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TnE "GENTLEMAN IN BLACK, " who Is the tn
teidr demon OF dram-shOpS, assumes his sour
est aspect when the rapid progress of vinegar
BiIterS Is reported "dOwn below" The PEG
pies vegetable Tonic is playing the mischief
win his bltrIS fired with rum. All diseases
which those demOniac nOstrums aggrayatc, un-
der prctenso of relieving, such as Indigestion
Scl,headache, constipation, rheumatism, gOut
and intermittent levers, are cured by IT,.
le23d6MiW
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From Washington.
TIE PRESIDENT con "a HOME.

TIE PRESIDENT con "a HOME.
WASHINGTON, June -.
The president expected to return 10
Washington by I iesday or Wednesday,
and may reach Lolg Rra1ch by the 1lh of
July.
TIE DISTRICT con ssloNfIs.
Messrs. Catlcl and Dennison have moi
yet informed the president whether they
will accept or decl're the appointment Of
commissioners for the District of Columbia.
Blow, the other commissioner, desires be-
fore giving m answer, 10 be furnished with
n copy of the act proy'cng for the tenn
porary government of the district, and ia
he Informed whether the duties of the com
missioners require five or six months resi-
dence in Washington. His acceptancc thus
depends on lis business arrangements.
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AFTER Seven Years

Seven years ago the 10th of last JANUARY,
the last through train between Troy and
Rutland, passed over what was then the
Western Vermont Railroad, now the llar-
lem Extension To-day at 6 Il. IN, a train
in charge of the popular conductor John
}. Paris leaves Rutland for Troy direct,
and this afternoon at Ito o'clock another
one leaves, and hereafter three trains day
between Rutland and Troy will be run over
that road, and the valley of Western Yer
mont which for seven years past has been
in n measure isolated from the rest of The
world, is again brought into friendly utter
course with il. Much praise is due tc
Supt. f. G.. White, who has labored
earnestly and long TO accomplish the above
result, and we congratulate J0hn that the
officers OF the road, knowing his popu
larity with lis patrons, have given him Tho
hest train on the road.
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General Dispatches
TERRIBLE FALL.

Edward Flynn, employed at the Rich
mond manufacturing company's works.
fell from door in the lhirl story. = dis
lance OF forty feet Saturday morning. and
received injuries which viii doubtless
Drove lnlnl
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County Senutoss-

rat 4, RHtl,tnd G1oJe.-In the Poutney
Jouyn@ of ibis week | see mentioned
among others the name Of John Il.
Bcaman, Esq of Poultney, ms n probable
candidate for state senator.
As to locality, and tho custom prevailing
to some extent, Of distributing county
offices among the different towns in turn,
il seems fitting that one of the senators for
the next legislature should be selected
from Poultncy, if that town en- Furnish
for that Office II mGl OF sufficient ability
and qualifications
Mr.. Beaman is wen known throughout
the county and state rs a lawyer of more
than thirty years practice, and ms ranking
among the first in the professional man
of clear intellect and sound judgment, and
who is generally found TO be right in the
advice he gives and positions lie takes. He
is not without legislative experience, il
that be made the test, ms he represented Tho
town of Pouliney in the house dnring the
years of 1876, 5S, 1870 and II, and was
also a member Of one of the state consti
tulional conventions. He has never beer
in any sense an 3fllce-seckcr or An aspirant
for political honors, but has been identified
with every interest that concerns iii,
| county aud state, and always n stanncl
republican. II must appear Ia the intel
| ligent voters Of the county of RUTLAND
| that from the whole cornty, that Withou
regcrd to locality or rotation in towns, NJ
man could be selected TO represent them in
the state senate better qualified for TN
office than John l.. Bcaman of poultncy
| His nomination would be strongly en-
dorsed by the town of Poullney, and NJ
| doubt by the county at large. y.
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x'O.tponcincn, os EDITORIAL associa-
zion

A telegram from Hiram Atkins, of the
executive committee, TO the Rutland papers,
announces the postponcmcnt of the meet
ine,of the Vermont editors association, I'M
til September
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES
AMI TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
AMI fIccltlc Lotion, which IS harmless and In
every case inlallihlc. or for his Improved Co
mcdonr and rimplc Remedy the great Skin
Medicine Tor PlmplcS, Black Heads or FLESH
worms. or consult u. g. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor. 40 Bond street, New York.
april 1udeodw Gm.
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Reunion.
Chntcndcn County Republican Com
ycn(iOn

The republican county convention for
Chittcnden county, which was held at
Burlington on Saturday, was Il large and
exciting gathering, Hon. Russell S. Taft,
Of Burlington, presided. c. +. Read of
Charlotte, was appointed secretary
Gen. Barstow presented a petition signed
by sos women of Chittenden county, ia
reference To the nomination of states
| attorney.
The great excitement was in the contest
between Gen. w. W. Henry and Henry
| Ballard, Esq, for senator, which resulted
| in the nomination of Gen. Henry. In sec
onding the nomination of Gen. Henry
| Hon l.. Il. Hard made powerful speech
against Mr.. Ballard The following is
| the result of the
| FIRST BALLOT.
| Whole number of votes. .............1G1
Necessary to n choice. ................. "a
| w. w. Henry. .........,..........,......ll
| Henry Ballard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
| The following are the nominations for
|
SENATOR'S
VIM. w. Henry, of Burlington, Chas.
| f.. Ladd, of Milton, A. II. Chesmore, OF
| Huntington.
| ASSISTANT JUDGES.
Nathaniel Parker of Burlington, A b.
| IIalbeli, Of Essex.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Toney T.. SNales, of Burlington.
| nIGH SHERIFF..
| IMman A. Drew, OF Burlington
| MON BAIIFF
| = II Macomber of Essex.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Il. T. b. Hewitt, Of Burlington
The convention adopted resolution
favoring the reelection of Senator Ed
munds
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Thomas Wey miss, the comedian, suicid-
cd hy ,hooiing himself at East New York
Saturday morning. Cause, mental alcrra
ton
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4 Clergyman Killed.
WnNcrarrn. Juno ~.

Rev. MIR. Harris, Of Philadelphia. was
run over and instantly killed by "A train on
the Vermont and Massachusetts railroad
al the depot Saturday afternoon.
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TRAINS ARRIVE At RUTLAND.
From Fellows Fails, 1870 iS51 u. m, 200 &
tS}b D. IN.
Burlington 1882 & 1880 u. m, l.0l q i7.3O
N. IN.
ricOndcrOgn, 'll:30 a. m.
uennington 1890 IN, ti;t0 & '9.35 p. m.
Saratoga, mao n. IN. 9Oh y. IN.
Salem, l:tO " tlO.21 II. M, t3.iO 'N0j y.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 12I2 g. 1880 n. M, 1900 m, &
1880 y. IN.
" burlington, 1888 & iGio n. m '2:i0 & 49, p.
IN.
" TicondcrOgn. i.bt II. m.
" Remington, 600 n. IN, 100 1910 y. m.
Saratoga, 300 and $50 n. m, g. 't;Ol y. IN.
salem, lao 800, a 1910 q. m, t5:oo y. m.
Mail Train MIXED
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LOR SALE.-A fine lot OF fat one-year
Il old Hens cOrn-icd. Inquire at Perkins
grocery store, Forest street. ino9i2d
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For new England and the Middle Atlantic
states, partly cloudy and continued warla
weather will prevail, with increasing south
or west winds, and stationary or falling
barometer during the night
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Liquor SEIZURE M Cnsticton l'uot
KaCc-G NpIOratiOn III the wood.

Kacc-lNpIOration in the wood.
On Saturday morning, grand juror NJ
IT, Cook, accompanied by officer Williams
of Rutland, sci ont towards llydeyille, in
search OF the liquid which is the special
aversion of the first named official. As
they passed fish's holol They were observed
by man standing in The door of the barn,
and he, as il turned out, having some reas-
on Ia suspect the mission Of the officers,
mounted a horse and soon dislanccd them
on the road. IIurryin" ON in his
wake he, in company with girl,
was seen disappearing in the woods
Messrs. Cook and Williams stopped
at the house, which was the original point
of destination, and made thorough search
but nothing was found An expedition to
the woods followed, when the man was
seen running in an opposite III, .'ction, and
after smart little foot race was arrested
by Williams, but was no! held. Tracing
his progress through the woods hy the
broken twigs which distinctly marked his
path the officers soon found scycr,l ll"s of
whiskey which had been transported thlth-
er by the man and girl.
The former has disappeared. His name
is Thomas Clark, son of Andrew. Clark, an
Irishman of IIydeyille, who has gained q
considerable nolorieiy heretofore as rum
seller The name Of the Girl is not known.
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HAPPY SOLDIERS

The Boston light artillery arrived home
at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning, and are
enthusiastic in plaise of their reception
and treatment in New York,
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stuitt AND uUeTON SEMINARY
EOrty-srcOnd Anniversary

The foriy-sccond anniversary of Burr
and Burton Seminary, at Manchester, takes
place the present week. The exercises
commenced on Sunday evening by an ami
versary sermon by Rev Rufus S Cushman,
ID ID pastor OF the Congregational church.
The remain no exercises Of the week will
he ia accordance with the following
PROGRAMME
MoNpAY-9:0l a. M, Examination $50 p. m,
Anniversary concert
TuEspAY-9:OO u. m, Examination 7.31 p. m,
Exercises Cf the graduating class.
Reunion.
The second reunion of the alumni of the
seminary takes place on Wednesday, Ia
which all former teachers and pupils are
invited, to rev, i've old associations and recol-
lections Of school days The following is
the
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
oam-soclal gathering and organization at
seminary chapel.
lOam-Address of welcome at Congregation
al church.
1920 Biographical sketch Of Hon John Aiken
by Rev John II Aiken OF Pawlct.
ll-An address.
Historical paper by lady graduate; Il
poem.
2pm-Alnmni dinner at the Equinox House
10 b. followed By speeches and sentiments.
pm-Prlncipal reception
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lSOl; SALE. One pair of Canadian
a fonica In good condition, must be sold
immediately are sound and kind one four, the
other I'VE years Old. Inquire AT BARDWELL
llOl Sc SIAbIE lnnrl9hIM'
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W. BEEonEH's PosiiioN.

II ia understood that the position which
Mr.. l:crcher will take with reference 10
NJ. TltOn's let or is this He NH make
at the proper time, a statement eXouera-
ting Mr. Tillon from blame in the misrep-
rcsenlalions that have been made. As to
the nature of the original difficulty between
them be WI decline 10 lie Instrumental in
rc-opcnng the matter, taking the gror nj
that ii was personal affair between him
and MIR i ton, that was ancably settled
ye; ) ago, and with which the public has
upon Il re opcL ~ aud INVESTIGATION of the
scandal, Beecher w resign his pasloratc.
1t is stated on good authority thai the
%, .g'ral charge against Mi Bcecher was
not at 20 serious u character rs mimht bc
inf red from the published extract ON
MIR Iirechers apology.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS RESIGN.
Police CommssionersCha rlcll and Gard
ner yesterday settled all ,uestnnaas Ia til, il
siiturs IN consequence oi the recent con
victions ior misdrncaror by rcsiening
The" letters of resignation assign theil
reasons, The Herald q. to-day intimates
that Mayor ila,cmcyer vi accept theii
designations aud rcappoint them before 4
formal notice "i the existence of the vacan
cy caused by Their resi- nation has been re
celVcd from GOV DIV.
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hlD COINS.-l'crsOns wishing To buy
~ or sell Old Coins, address
"COIN,
Juncladlm East Clarendon.
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Fire..

WATERLOO, N, ", June %.
Tracy Il Mclnlyres dislillery is totally
burned loss 10000, partially insured
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PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Us p. IN. J
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In cav mill at Tyler City. Ind,
German (namc unllnoWn) fen ON u reyolv-
ing saw and had his head and one arm
Cnl off
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nII.-- u. II. Kellogg, of No. II Cedar
" street, New York, manufactures II Trans
parent Engine oil, which endnreS best winter
sperm oil temperature Is as handsome In color,
as free from odor and gum, and AS wen adapted
10 all machine purposes, while costing less than
wo-thirds the price. This oil Is now In use by
Columbia, and has been for the past two years
-Wdshiny,on Sts.
frequently deserving him for other houses, and
as often returning 90 him with most satlslac-
tory results.--utica Steam Engine, feb2ldtf
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RUTLAND HIGH GRADED
SCHOOL.
pt0tl of Honor .

ABSENT A HALf DAY.
Hattie l.. Harris, Jane G. Holden, Lottlc Al
Kilbum.
ABSENT ONE DAY.
Carrie l.. willis.
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MARRIAGES.

BONilTON-9ICHARDS. In Ludlow, June ~,
10y Rev. i. =. Tarrar, MIR. Ezra NJ Boynton and
Mrs. cynthia II Richards, all OF Ludlow.
NcGAllAW -MORGANIn Falrhaven, June
o. by Rev. Dwight spencer, charles l. Mct,ahaw
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n convicted thief Friday asked Judge
Moore to sentence him to Sing Sing prison,
but the Judge denied the request, saying
prisoners sent 10 that prison apparently
stayed there or went away at their own
pleasure.
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Kllbum
ABSENT ONE DAY.
Carrie l.. willis.
Ellen j. Mcldon has not been absent from
school for the past eight years
Eta Potter, absent last Monday afternoon
and Tuesday morning, from slckness-the FIRST
time for year
Eta A. SNOW, absent for the first time for a
year, ON Wednesday and Thursday, because Of
n death In her family.
GRAMMAR sCHooi-NoT ABSENT.
Nellie NJ CNr. Mary NJ Klnsman.
George u Royce, Belle Hutchinson
Mary T. FOV, Hattie Lyon.
Allen VI Smith, Ida Long,
Ll2Iic L. Han, walter IL kinGman,
WIN II 1rOwhlldgc, Cora Robbins
Grace kilbim, Fannie Royce,
Charles : NardWcll, Ella G. Smith.
nor TAWDY.
Nellie NJ O., Grace Kilburn,
Walter II kmsmnn VIM II rrOWbridge,
Mary T. FON, Mary NJ kinsman,
George u Royce, Charles Wardell,
Lizzie T. Hal. Hattie Lyon.
Allen NJ smith.
NOTES
Hattie A. Lyon has not been absent or tardy
during her two years connection with the
school
Nellie Cyr. Walter Il. Klnsman, Allen NJ =
smith, William II. Trowbrldgc, have not been
absent or tar1y during the past year
James W walker and Charles Il Egsleston,
were only absent one half day during the year
INrriN,FpIArE scuooI--MIss CARRIE RILuigs