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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-02-08
PROGRAMME OF TEACKrRS' AS
ISOLATION AT RIVER FALLS,
FEBRUARY II.

EEbAUA A1 Ii.
9;O5.- Intellectual Arithmetic, J.B.
Thayer.
gl0.--Physiology, III. S. Baker.
observation-disclosures of Fractions,
u. A. Comings.
l0:55--REcEss.
HOS. Grammatical Analysis, Miss
Hosford.
ll:35--Experience meeting. How
do you organize a school, J. w. Cor
don.
l2:00--DINNER.
l:30-Proper use of text books by
teachers and pupils, j. Il. McCleary.
2:O5--Physical Geography. r. L.
Reed.
2:40--RECEss.
2:50--Calisthenics, Iva Holt.
3:25-The Querist, S. A. Farms
worth.
3:45--Miscellaneous Business.
Each appointee is allowed fifteen
minutes, the remainder OF the time
devoted to discussion.
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MRS. W. II. WINCHESTER.

CONvEYANCER. Collector and Justice OF the
y Peace. New CeuiCrville, Wis
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY s. 1877
Rock ELM.

hOCk ELM.
The social hop at Harvey Bates ON the ed
ult., was highly enjoyed.
A. c. Anderson's wood saw is in full blast,
saving from 25 TO so cords Of hard wood per
day.
Rock Elm Center surprised J. II. Bates on
the evening of the aOth ult., by taking pos
session of his hall, where they tripped the
Eight fantastic until A. NJ, when they
disbanded leaving Mr.. B. in statu quo.
A dissatisfaction has arisen from the ac-
ton OF the town of Fl Paso in dividing school
district No. /, OF said town. As a majority of
the residents and taxpayers were opposed TO
the division as made by the supervisors.
They have appealed to the State superintend-
ent to settle the difficulty. We hope the mat
ter will be amieably settled.
EsDAmR.
Mrs. Ross Phillips is seriously i'll.
The town board has sold the Ishman prop
erty to Phil. Dorsman.
Mrs. H. A. Trueman. of Isabelle, is, we un-
derstand, about losing finger by amputa-
ton,
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Higgins last
Tuesday week. was largely attended. Rev.
W e. Ross delivered the sermon.
Your correspondent from this place that
says the Good Templars will erect adrinlling
fountain here, &c, need feel no alarm at the
prospect OF his getting wet.
Some body stole chickens from N. Fen
steObahs hen-roost last week Let that per-
son remember, "that honesty is the best pol
icy" and hereafter buy his poultry.
There is at present great deal OF sickness
around here, especially among children.
Our friend T. Johnson is buying a stock
OF household furniture. What does he meanG
Elder Ross preached a very impressive SER
mon at the funeral of Mrs. Higgins last Tues
day.
The Isabelle Mills will commence work ear
ly this spring. "Rsdaile orders" will be no
more. Mr.. Betcher will pay cash.
Our village increased 20 lbs. Qiying weight)
last Saturday. For further particulars apply
to Lars Larson and Arthur Mumford.
CLIFTON.
social hop at Mr. Clark's last Tuesday
evening
The lyceums are still good and all seem in
terested.
Mr. f. NJ Hone has commenced work on a
,au- ho,,ca ON his farm
The temperance lodge is now in full blast;
five new members last week.
Miss Mary Hamilton, from River Fails, is
now visiting friends at this place.
Five horses were pulled out Of the Missis-
sippi last Monday near Hastings.
The Smith House at the hollow is about TO
change hands, and move to River Falls.
Mr. Homes two youngest children have
been quite sick, but are getting some better
now.
MARRIED.-At Hudson, January Both, Miss
Nellie Eastman and Mr.. Oscar Schofeld, both
of Clifton
The soeiable met this week at Mr.. A. J.
Vests. There was large crowd and all en-
joyed pleasant time. 1t will meet next week
at Mr.. o. ID. Webbs. WILD Ivy.
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KING s. MORTON.

nEALER ~ Millinery and Ladies Fornishin:
IL goods. Main street River Pals 2O-35
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O. w. PETERSON.

nEAIER II Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. Re-
IL pairing done on short notice aud warranted TO
1--WE satisfaction.
River Fails. Wis. SO-siJ
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A. MORSE,

DEAL ESTATE AGENT. ReaiEstate Bought and
II Sold on Commission. State, County. Town and
other Taxes paid. Abstracts Of title to any lands
In Pierce and St. Crox Counties furnished on short
notice Office in JOURNAL Building, River Fails,
Wisconsin
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There are five men slashing timber for J. B..
Maxgood
Scarlet fever is becoming quite common,
and is seriously affecting the comfort of many
families.
That new frame house that stands in the
road ON section twenty is causing some dis
tUrbanse.
A petition for the joint district No. /, of
Spring Lake and Gilman is out, and is closely
followed by a remonstrance, and consequent
" excitement.
The Gilman debating society is fourishing
vet The last resolution under debate was
Resolved, That the Good Templars are a
nuisance $1,000 Templars" will doubtless
be deeply interested to know that the ques-
ton was decided in the negative
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Ladies.-Mary West, Elite Wilkinson, Elite
McGray, Adriana McGray, Tamzin Saunders,
Hattie Powell, Mrs. r. l.. Reed, Maria Copp,
Mary A Haw, Carrie Saunders, Mrs. L..
Mclaughlin, Katie Ftzsimmons, Ada Moore,
Ida Kipp, Mary Fitzsimmons, Fannie Rowe,
Eva v Ellis, S. +. A. Lockwood, Mary E.
Walls, Mary Towey, NJ. A. Hulburd, Iva Holt,
Minta White, Lille Beardsley, Lizzie Brooks.
Carrie Newell, Katie lsham, Ada Covell, Het-
tie " Newell, Anna &. Towey. lisa Newell,
Libbie Stirratt, Ida Westcott, NJ. Eva Blake,
Emma Watkins, Florence Olive, Nellie Ban.
croft, Minnie Rogers, +. Wilkinson, Eva
Wright, Winnie Finley, Clara +. Butts, Mat
tie Miller, A. McMurphy, Attic A. Reed, Em-
ma Wilson, Clara McCray. Nellie A. Hope
Jennie Wales, Bevy White.
Gentlemen. j H. Coyell, N b. Wilkinson,
G. L. Bowman, Spencer White, Rev Bunker,
NJ B. Wilkinson, Orville 4. Wood, g. u.
Williams, A. J. Moore, J. II. Howes, W. IL
Lowell, j. w. Gordon, b. IL. Cercoran, Nj. l.
Robey, j. c. Flynn, Wilbur Powell, J. d.
Wilkinson, John McGill. : A. FarDsworth
Isaac Southworth, Ii. L. Hulburd, c. W
Blake, A. Earthman, S. w. Merrick.
III. s. BAKER, President.
EMMA WATKINS, Secretary,
WE liked Prof. Earthan's lecture al
the church, lClifton) first rate.
PRoF. j. Q. EMERY, of Fort Atkinson
has been appointed state editor OF the
Educational Weekly for Wisconsin
This will give its readers fam
amount of Wisconsin news. We ash
a favorable consideration of the new
paper. S. X. Wiuchell, Chicago
$3.50 per year.
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4 JONES

DAINTER. House, Carriage and Sign Painter
4 Paper Hanger aHd Grainer, River Falls, Wis.
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kISSICKISSIc.

kISNIcEISSIc.
Mrs. Foster has been quite sick.
Some OF Mark Twain's New England wealth
er is loose around here.
Mrs. II. 5. Baker is sick with the measles
at the house Of her father, s. W. Williams.
Presiding Elder Haw delivered an earnest
discourse at the Quarterly Meeting last Sun
day from the text, "Whereas was blind now
| see" Among those present at the service
were number from Hammond, Warren and
Pleasant Valley.
IS Mr. and Mrs C. b. Musser were return
ing from a visit to Hudson Prairie Grange,
their team, span of colts, ran away. Mrs.
Musser jumped from the sleigh and was badly
injured; Mr.. Musser was thrown out soon at
ter. The sleigh was completely demolished.
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The subject of Lines was then given
by Mr.. Earthman. Definitions Of
point, line, surface, solid, and classif-
cation of lines were given. Subject
briefly discussed.
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Z. A. THELANDER.
D. II. LEYINGs.

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. shop on Maple ST
- On Brooklyn Side River Falls.
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dissatisfaction has arisen from the ac-
ton OF the town of Fl Paso in dividing school
district No. /, OF said town. As majority of
the residents and taxpayers were opposed TO
the division as made by the supervisors.
They have appealed to the State Superintend-
ent to settle the difficulty. We hope the mat
ter will be amieably settled.
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Rock Elm Center surprised J. II. Bates on
the evening of the sOth ult., by taking pos
session of his hall, where they tripped the
Eight fantastic" until 2 a. NJ, when they
disbanded leaving Mr. b. in statu quo.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Dancing School on Thursday eve.
No "cus"tom-housc officers here
now.
Singing School will be OH Monday
evening of next week.
Writing Schools on Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday evenings Of this
week.
And schools of gossip occur almost
every evening in the week.
The adjourned auction of VIM.
Fletcher's goods, occurred last Satur-
day afternoon.
Our Post-oflice seems to be in good
demand, there being no less than three
or four who desire the appointment OF
postmaster.
Mcssrs. j. II. & o. G.. Kelley, have
the timber out for new tannery, which
they are going to build ready for bust
ness, the coming spring.
The M. f. church has a good sup
ply of wood, 50 no one need stay at
home on Sunday for fear of being cold
while at church, as a bee was made
last Saturday, for obtaining the neces-
sary fuel, which resulted in good
supply.
Amos Ferry has invented new
style washing machine. 1t contains
two separate parts one for washing
and the other for sudsing and rinsing.
1t is very durable, simple in construc-
ton, easily operated and does first
class work. We would advise those
in want of tirst-class washer to eX-
anime Mr.. Ferry's before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
MoRRISvILLE.
c sharp or b fiat.

c sharp or b fat.
The post-ofiice steps are repaired.
Clark, the barber, has put blinds on
bis house.
Philander Camp, one of the oldest
inhabitants of this town, died last
week, aged so years.
Our stores were crowded Saturday
and Monday with people trying to
decide"
Mr.. II. j. Barnes, "Old Hundred"
or veteran stage driver" has moved
his family from Elmore to this town.
Mr.. E. b. Merriam has been ap-
pointed assignee in behalf of A. b.
Irishes creditors.
Gilmore, the "iddlest," has COM
menced a course of dancing schools
at Green River.
While Willie Fitch was sliding on
the ice, last week, he fell and made a
cut across his forehead.
The ladies' circle this "wednesday
afternoon, is the regular annual bus
mess meeting. New officers for the
next year will be chosen.
The general travelling agent of the
Springfield Republican has appointed
j. A. Robinson agent and correspond
ent. Sec their reduced rates at the
post-ofiice.
While Chas. Hastings was driving
through the streets, his horse was
struck with blind staggers and fell.
Bleeding soon relieved him.
The Christmas Trees were thick
Monday night. Two at the Congre-
gationalst church, two at the Metho-
DIST and the Changers and Universal
lists went together and had two.
The report now is that John Shell
don has been turned off from the rail.
road. He was baggage master on the
express. Hollis II. Gates takes his
place for the present. Remington
the conductor on the freight train, has
been hoisted too. Went home Satur.
day.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
a Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sud-
den changes of temperarure,-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in a single day,-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neglect
ing colds, half the deaths resulting di-
rectly from this cause. A bottle of Bos-
chee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, a large doctors bill,
and perhaps death, by the the use of
three or four doses. For curing con-
sumption, hemorrhages, pneumonia,
severe coughs, Group or any disease OF
the throat or lungs, its success is sim
ply wonderful, as your druggist will
tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town and village on this con-
tinent. Sample bottles for trial, 10
cts. regular size, rs cts.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26

turning the leaves Of thought, / find
no words Of mine adequate TO even
frame a speech that would express to
you their kindly sentiments or our APP
probation Of yourself, personally, and
also for the sympathy and hearty CO.
operation YOU have ever manifested
with us and for us in the work of the
Master. Therefore without form or
speech, please accept this slight token /;
hoping and trusting that it will afford
you as much pleasure in receiving it
as it does the donors in bestowing 1t.
And, please remember, that in every
breadth and among all its folds there
lies concealed the love, the kindest re-
CARDS and the best wishes of these
your sisters.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
WoLcoTT.

VIM. Hamelton has recently put in
a stock Of flour, grain and feed at the
store of j. j. Robbins.
The annual installation of officers of
Mineral Lodge +. & A. NJ. takes place
Friday evening, Dec. 2Sth, to conclude
with an oyster supper.
There is to be an auction on the
farm of Mrs. Catherine Cate, on
Wednesday, Jan. 23rd. A large
amount Of stock, farming utensels,
&C., &C., is to be disposed of togeth-
er with the farm
The North Wolcott charge gave
Rev. A. b. Kelley a very liberal do
nation last Tuesday evening, consid-
eling the hard times the Methodist So
ciety has responded nobly, which is
fully appreciated by the pastor and his
family.
Mr.. j. z. Robbins of this place has
challenged Mr.. O'Riley Of Fairfield, to
wrestle at collar and elbow, best two
in three, for purse of fifty dollars.
The match is to come off at Wolcott at
any time he may determine in the
month Of January.
The gentlemanly agents Of 0. X.
Gerish, Messrs. Libby and Bickford
have been canvassng this and adjoin-
ing towns, soliciting orders for theil
hardy fruit trees, They come well
recommended by some of the largest
fruit growers in the state, and report
excellent sales. The trees they Offer
are not the common worthless crab
stock, but trees suited to this climate
bearing large desirable fruit, many va
rieties of which are warranted to keep
in good sound condition until April.
They are also introducing grape
which was originated in Canada, a
hardy variety, and very prolific bear
er, which is warranted to ripen in Au-
gust. 1t is sweet grape Of delicious
flavor, and Vermonters can with a
little care raise this healthy excellent
fruit.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
STATE NEWS.

Fourteen persons united with the
Methodist church, at Rutland, OH pro-
baton, last week Sunday evening.
ID. II. Kendrick, hotel keeper at
Putney, has been fined 1920 and SEN
fenced to so days in the county Jail,
upon nine charges of violating the Ii
quor law.
A Bristol man named O'Neil refuses
to pay Loop of Whitehall, N. Y, for
several hundred dollars worth of Ii
quor, on the ground that the contract
was made in Vermont, and the Addi-
son county court will decide the ques-
tion.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
jon N SON.

TIE willing workers held very
successful festival at the Baptist
church Monday evening.
A Mr.. Knowles, of Charlotte, has
bought of Mr.. Goss, the Sewell New
ton farm, and Mr.. Barton, brother
of Rev. r. II. Barton and brother-in-
law of Mr.. Knowles has rented the
Bickford place.
AUCTION. - There will be sold at
public auction on the premises lately
owned and occupied by John Carpen-
ter in Johnson on Friday, January 4th,
1878, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, | two horse
lumber wagon, one horse lumber
wagon, 2 buggy wagons, 2 pair double
harnesses, 2 single harnesses, l cart,
1 double sleigh, plows, harrows, cult
vator, cross cut saw, horse rake, NOW
ing machine, and other farming tools
of every description; also large
quantity of household goods. Terms
made at time of sale. Sale positive.
H. A. WATERMAN, for Creditors.
johnson, Dec. "a, 1877.
An exceedingly pleasant donation
visit was held at the Baptist church
last Thursday evening for the benefit
of Rev. B. Franklin Rattray and fami-
". One of the pleasantest events of
the evening was the presentation to
Mrs. Rattray of a very fine cashmere
dress pattern, with silk fringe for
trimming. The impromptu words of
the presentation by Mrs. Bradley were
very fitting, and expressive of the high
esteem in which Mrs. Rattray is held
by the people of Johnson.
Sister Rattray; the ladies of our
church and congregation, wish me, on
this occasion, to make brief speech,
and present you with a small token
Of their regard and esteem. But in
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
FLORENCE L. HOBART,


Miss Hobart was born in Westford.
April 9th, lS47, and died at her fathers
residence at Essex junction, December
Goth, 1877, aged 80 years. She was the
daughter of Hon. Amos and Clarissa Ho-
bart and received her education at the
Williston Ac ademy, under the tuition Of
Jonathan Cilley. with whom she after
wards became associated as teacher both
at Williston and in the Brandon High
School for the period of seven years. In
1874 she went West and became associated
with her brother. Henry Hobart, in the
High School of Neenah, Wisconsin, where
she taught with great acceptance for two
years, when she returned to her fathers
house in Essex. in broken health. Here
she fingered in painful and wasting dis
ease for nearly a year when death came
to her release. She became member
of the Presbyterian church of Neenah,
Wis. April 18th, 1876. and her beautiful
life gave evidence of pure and noble
Christian character. Her death makes a
sad vacancy in pleasant home and in a
large circle of young friends who cherish
her memory in tender love and affection
ate respect. Miss Hobart possessed a
brilliant and we'll cultivated mind and a
truthful and conscientious character,
which manifested itself in her acts and
conversation. In her home her Influence
was that of the wise and devoted teacher
who commands not only the love but
the respect of her pupils. 1t can truly
be said of her sweet and useful life,
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise
Her funeral was attended at her fathers
residence on Sunday December 23rd by
the whole community who sorrowed at the
loss of the lovable daughter, and the
courteous and truthful young woman
from the familiar places and associations
where her pleasant face and useful hand
and good counsels had become so dear to
her many friends and associates. Her
death brings peculiar sorrow to her
parents. One and another of their chill
dren have been taken away from them in
early life, and they had fondly hoped that
their beloved Florence might be spared
to be the joy and delight oftheir declining
years, and be for them the cheerful and
radiant companion in all their joys and
sorrows,
Row. r. WHFFrnCK
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
WATERviLLE.

Ice plenty; sleighing poor; Christ
mas Tree and delighted little folks.
Prof. E. Fletcher talks of getting
up singing class this winter.
f. w. Prior has moved his tin-shop
to Jacksonville and intends to do
business there hereafter.
+. H. Shattuck has been to Crafts
bury and identified some of his mis-
sing goods among those that were
found in the possession of the Darlings.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
MARRIED..

In johnson. December 10Th. at the VI.
L. Church. by the Rev. o. s. Basford,
ALFRED w. DRURY of Ellenburgh, n.
Y. to Miss ABBIE NJ. CARPENTER, of
johnson.
In Cambridge. December 18th, by Rev.
f. Wheelock, BYRON p. GREEN. of st.
Adams, to AMELIA o. PUTNAM of Under
hill.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
C, S, PAGES CORNER,

Having Decided to go
out of Business for a
time, ! will sell at low
price the miscellaneous
property which ! now
have on hand. Should
the readers ofthis notice
be in want Of any of the
property named below,
they will find it for their
interest to give me a
call.
TERMS Of payment
easy on satisfactory pa
per.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26

Harrison B. Howard Of Fairfax be-
queathed $4,000 10 the state for the
erection Of an orphan asylum at Fair
fax, but, il the state should not &C
cept the bequest, the will provides that
the sum shall 90 TO the home for des-
titute children at Burlington.
Grin Clough, a Vermont drover,
took a room at the Washington House,
Boston, Tuesday night of last week.
lie was found by porter Wednesday
morning nearly sutiOcated from the eff
fects of gas, having blown out the
light without turning oil the gas.
At the annual meeting of the Bur-
lington and Lamoille Railroad Co., at
Jericho, the old board of directors
was elected, with the exception that
G.. l.. Linsley takes the place Of G..
W. Woodhouse, who declined re-
election. The net earnings of the
road for three months 10 Oct. l were
Sc, 1929.
An attempt was made Wednesday
evening of last week TO wreck the
Rutland and Washington mail train
near Castleton, by placing hand-car
jigger on the track. The obstruction
was discovered just in time to avoid
an accident, which would doubtless
have been very destructive to life, as
the road at that point runs along a
steep embankment.
Manager Linsley, by. request, OK
planned briefly the circumstances at
tending the recent break of connec-
tons with the Portland and Ogdens-
burg road, showing that the Burling-
ton and Lamoitle had tried its best to
maintain the connections: and that
recent offer on the part of Mr.. Lins-
ley, to put on a train to connect with
the Portland and Ogdensburg train at
Cambridge Junction, at II 40, pro-
vided the Portland and Ogdensburg
would arrange its evening train east
so as to connect with train leaving
here at 3 :37. was at present pending
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
TRAINS MOVING WEST.
STAGE LINE

rom Hyde Park, VT, via. North Hyde Park,
Eru Eden Mills, Lowell, Westfeld, Troy, 10
North Troy, VI, will run as follows; Leaves
Ilydc Park at A. n. ON Mondays, Wednesdays
Ihd Fridays, arriving at Lowell at O'Clock p. n.
Returning, Leaves Lowell ON Tuesdays, Thurs
Iays anu saturdays, arriving ut Hyde Park at
10 =. NJ
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26
PAY Your Insurance Assessments

The Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
surance Company will find a schedule showing tn
amount of their assessments for 1871 in the hand
Of Carroll S. Page, the Company's Agent, at Hydt
Park.
Members will please bear in mind that these as
sessments should be promptly paid without com
polling the agent to give them any further remind
er than this notice.
SPnt lsfh IfTT
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-12-26

Question at next temperance meet.
ing, Resolved that the Indians ought
TO be exIeminRted.
Quite fire occurred at Morristown
this (Tuesday) morning between six
and seven o'clock. The dwelling
of Robert Cook was burned TO the
ground. The fire originated from a
defective chimney in the attic into
which there was no access from the
chamber. The household furniture was
nearly all saved and it is hoped that
the vegetables in the cellar will also
be saved. The house stood only about
two rods from the church, which was
saved 10y the hard work of the citizens
aided by help from Morrisville. In
sured in the Old Mutual. This is the
second fire in that little village recent