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WAR

A fire in town Saturday the lst inst, was
the first fire alarm for n long time. Tie
tenement house on the farm owned by c.
b. Williams of Danvers, Mass, and occu-
pied by l.. y. Edwards was entirely de-
stroyed Most OF the contents were saved,
Mr. Edwards was away from home and his
wife was al a neighbor's when the fire was
first discovered. Cause not known, prob
ably defective chimney. Fully insured.
:. y. VanDe and William Elliott are
the iurymen from this town-lda Hudson
is visiting here.
Hiram Pratt is dead, aged 66 Chester
Wiliams's house. occupied by Adelbert Ed
wards was burned March l. The neighbors
saved most OF tho contents. Mr.. Edward,
and wife were gone when the fire started. -
William Elliot and Schuyler Fandeusen are
drawn a. jurors.
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WASHINGroN, Feb. 2,.-The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions:
Increase, W. Ii. Thurston, south Royalron ;
VIM. H. Fay, Suuth Royaron john Hayes,
Bellows Falls Chas. J. Green, Lincoln;
3enj T. Warren, Nunthgton George +.
Norton, Middlelury: Geo. II. NJ Bradley,
Bmington; Mary mother of Edgar Reed,
South RoynltOu.
WAsHIyGroN. March 2.-The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions:
Original, Warren c. Williams, Chester
Daniel Prince, Burlington; Henry Freeman,
East Granville. Albert ". French Hart
land -Four Corners.
WAsHIYGroN, March The following
Vermonters have been granted pensions:
Increase. Fred b. Hayward Westminster;
William W. Holden, South Mortified; Rob
ert Meader. Danville. Horace b. Blinn,
Essex Junction; Byron J. X ockwell, More
town. John Bannstcr, Mortified; Roswell
g. Nichols Brooktield.
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PLAINFIELO.

Rev Nj. Wright of Montpelier, gave an
interesting temperance lecture last Friday
evening. Tho ladies of the Con gregrtional
society gave a New England supper Thurs
day evening. A Juvenile templo is to ho
organized Friday - II. II. Dewey is i'll
Barre. The Chautau4ua circle meets with
Gertrude Greeley Saturday afternoon. A.
Il. Snow has sold his drug store to Leroy
Levett Nelson Hammel has taken posses
sion at the hotel and Mrs. Nuttins is to re-
main as housekecper until May. Mrs. Bliss
is not coming as stated last week. Mis-,
Florence Nye had q very pleasant party
Monday evening
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lector and inspector at the st. Albans office
under former republican administrations,
and was appointed u customs officer at the
port bv the new collector for the district of
Vermont. Lieut. Wood was an officer in
the 1st Vermont cavalry, and his promotion
in the customs service is well merited.
A Young team of II. =. Sowles of Al
bureh. valued at $3.50 was drowned in tho
lake at Wind Mill Point the I'D inst. The
ice was very glare and the team went TO
work getting out ice. In turning around
the sleigh slowed against the team, which
started on the run, throwing off the driver,
and ran directly into a hole from which ice
had been taken few days previous, and
which was in no way fenced or guarded,
and drowned before assistance could get to
them, although about 80 men were at work
80 rods from them.
A decision has just been handed down in
the case of Lyman Hadey and wife against
Peter Bordo of Essex Junction. The suit
was brought to recover for false warranty
Of horse and the case was tried at the
September term of County Court when the
plaintiff recovered verdict for 500. 80 and
costs. The case was carried to the Supreme
Court on exceptions by the defendant and a
hearing was had at the January term last.
Judgment is reversed and the cause re-
manded TO the County Court for q new
trial. j. J. Enrght and j. A. Brown ap-
peared for plaintiff and H. F. Walcott for
defendant.
The board of education for Orleans
county adopted the following text books
History, Barnes's Brief and Goodrich's
Chld's History; geography, Warren's
grammer, Pattersons reading, Lippincott
arithmetic, Greeuleaf's exceft brief course
| for which Seaver and Walton's Menta
| Arithmetic was substituted writing, Nor
nal Review; drawing, I1dustrial; civi
government. Mowry's Vermont edition
manners and morals, either Wiggins's ol
Cows, as the teacher may choose. Hon
l.. II. Thompson, 3. C. Day and Charlie
| Putney were appointed COMMITTEES to ar
range with the publishers. 1t was voteC
that all books adopted should be upon con
dltion that free set be furnished eacl
teachers desk; that until March !, 1881, b
given as time to complete the exchange, anc
that the publishers should allow all booi
agents for the books on hand their actua
cost to said agents.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

Lcmuel Richmond and a. b. Tewkebury
have bought - acres OF William W ood on
High street, and propose 10 lay ont build
ing lots. -Grace Brush ot Hnrdwick is Wis
iting at Dr. Curtis $ ~ Nice Chase is sick.
John Hurlhert is in Burlington this week,
his brother Charles taking his place. .-
Fanny Ross Of 81. Alhans is taking the
place Of Alice Edsou in the telegraph Office.
Cora Chatfeld of Claremont, y. II is
visiting here Mrs. F. 7. Bartlett of Dako-
ia daughter OF {. NJ Howard, has gone to
Hartford, Ct. for few weeks. f. Sault
has moved into the house owned by Mr..
Watson on Western avenue.
Laura r. Farmelee Of Iockport. y. "
is at Hubert Salisbury --Thore were
union services of tho Young Peoples Chris
| tian Endeavor society, Sunday evening
| Prof \. J. Whitehall conducting and Mr.
| Davis OF White River Junction giving an IN
terestng lecture. .-Rov. Harriet Freeman
OF New York will supply the pulpit Of tn,
Christian church next Sunday. Alice Ed
| son has returned from WoodStock
MIR. and Mrs. Dean are in Boston. Mary
| Tilson is home after teaching successfu
term at Bridgewater Mrs Holden i, il
Boston caring for her father, j. h. Welsh
| u he fine programme was successfully car
red out at the senior exhibition on Tuesday
evening.
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February %, Selwin Whites daughter,
Addie NJ. and II. l.. Fortune were married.
Tie service was performed by Rev. j. q.
Lorimer, the wedding presents were numer-
Gus and a bountiful supper followed the
CEREMONIAL successful Old Folks concert
was held at the Baptist church. February
~ The ushers, singers and tho table
walters were dressed in the costume OF ye
oden time At the close of the concert
supper was served in the vestry a great
many quaint, oldfashioned dishes were
brought into use, also the tallow candle,
brass candlestick, snutfers and tray, etc.
Herbert Fortune and Addie White were
married February 5.-Chester c. Waller
goes to the Methodist seminary. Sleigh
ing has been and is scarce article in Geor-
pia this winter
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GRAND ISLE.

The way in which Grand Isle admins
ters justice was shown last week in the
trial Of Joel Wallace for selling intoxi-
eating liquor. 1t was shown by four wit
nesses that they themselves bought liquor
of Mr.. Wallace, two Of them twice
each, and two Of them once each, making
six offences. There was not witness to
contradict these four, except the respond
ant himself, who admitted that he had
nearly gallon Of whiskey that he bought at
Plattsburgh that day because he had
little child sick with measles.
and had heard some people say that whiskey
was good to keep the measles out. After
due delberation about two hours, the
jury announced that they could not agree.
1t leaked out sfterward that inasm uch as
Mr.. Wallace had measles in his family, and
therefore witnesses might possibly be mis-
taken as to getting the whiskey Of Mr..
Wallace, they could not in justice to their
own conscience convict him. Rather thnn
stand another trial, in which case such an
intelligent Jury might not be found, the
counsel for respondent, while asserting his
clients innocence, agreed TO allow him
to plead guilty to one offence
if the court would accept it,
providing the cost did not amount to more
| than 50 or So. The court after de
| liberating with counsel for the State and
grand juror, concluded to accept the plea
! thaying In mind probably that town meet
ing was close at hand, and that all tho
| floating vote-I mean by this. the votes
hoated by whis6ey-would be wanted.
| On figuring up the costs We're found to
amount to over $40; this amount being
! larger than the respondent was willing to
pay, tho counsc, consulted again and by chip
ping in the fees all around reduced the costs
to 50, which was accepted by the respond
ent and all was as serene as though nothing
had occurred to rufile the equanimity of the
little community Of Grand Isle.
7. S.-Ar. Wallace not having the
money to pay the fine and costs SO, re
Quested time to SEQ some OF the bridge men
as he knew he could get the money of them,
he being the best man at their quarry
The hearing in the case of John Rock foi
stabbing Peter Sorel occupied three days
Rock was bound over to County Court il
the sum of $780, his father appearing 10
bail. 1t came out in the hearing that Jo'
Wallace, who was tried last week 70
selling liquor, was guilty of many NOR,
than six offences, all committed the sam
night. The fight all grew out OF thi
Joe Wallace's selling ard giving away tn
rum. There was not only the fight betweel
Rock and Sorell but it was a general knock
down all around ties should al
be arrested and
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ANOE PARK.

The spring term at the academy opened
February 26.-The Spiritualists ball AT rhs
American House February 25, was at
tended by about 80 couples. Frank Finno-
gan's family have started for California,
where MIR. Finnegan is engaged in business.
The Juvenile Temple gave an entertain.
ment at the Town Hall on the evening OF the
Doth literary programme was presented,
after which refreshments We're served
AT the teachers meeting Saturday in ad
dition TO the regular programme, Mr.. \. +.
Soule OF Boston, who for - years has had
experience as superintendent of schools in
Massachusetts, gave very interesting and
instructive talk on the teaching of grammar
The next meeting Will be in TWO weeks and
tine sub biects for discussion are Civil gov
errment and denominate numbers and per-
centage.N
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AFATAL DAY TO VERMoNTER5.
Three Men Fall Dead Election Day
Heart Disease Rampant.

MONTPELIER, March 4.--John Lsnuox
dropped dead at the Berlin town meeting
just before noon today. He seemed appar-
emily in his usual health, had just voted for
second selectman and stood talking with
Henry Lennox, his son, when he dropped
suddenly to the floor, and life was extinct
within five minutes. Mr. Lennox was 20 years
old last May, had resided on bis West hill
farm in Berlin some 90 years, and leaves
one sou and two daughters. The body was
taken to the home Of Mrs. John Rowell, his
daughter, over tho Montpelier and Wells
River passenger depot, in Montpelier, where
he has lately resided. and where funeral
services were held at 10 a. m. Thursday,
Rev. j. c. Flanders officiating. The body
was inferred at North1e Id.
G. ID. Ewins Falls Dead.
RTcHFoRD, VT, March I'd. D. Ewins,
for many years customs officer at West
Berkshire, Vt. dropped dead in the town
meeting to-day Of heart disease.
Dropped Dead ut Town Meeting.
BRISTOL, Vt, March 4.-Daniel Cove of
Lincoln dropped dead to-day while attend
ing town meeting in that place He was
about 50 years old Heart disease was tia
cause Of his death.
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G. ID. Ewins Falls Dead.
ADDISON.

One hundred and fifty sheep were taken
to Vergennes the I'd to be shipped to Aus
tralia by Messrs Morrison and Clark P.
b. Norton and c. NJ. Clark accompany
them and they expect to leave New
Y orli the 9th. Mrs. Jonathan Wilmarth is
in Bridport caring for her sister Miss
Miner, who is quito sick. Mrs. Charlotte
Pond ia at home much improved. w aldo
Clark is at home. Rev. P. F. Ogden is to
leave town soon.-Ceorge II. Smith has
had several sheep killed by dogs. Roads
IRE ln terrible condition. R. y. Clark
has bought a valuable ram of Byron Smith.
Mary Wilmarth is teaching an excellent
school in Olin Smiths district. Mrs. G.
NJ. Clark is a Lyman Clark's for the sum
mer, while her husband is in Australia -
The amusements the past week were a dance
at G NJ. Clarks Friday evening, II couples
| being in attendance: a dance at Gilbert
/ Wilmarth's Tuesday evening 10 couples
presenJ.-Hall's orchestra furnished music
at both dances. a surprise party was
/ given Anna Gage February 26.--Bert Gage
! has taken G.. VI. Clnrk's stock to care for
during the latter's absence.
/ +. D. Morrison and r. D. Clark of Addi-
son loft Monday for Australia with about
200 Spanish Nerno sheep from some of ths
choice Addison county 1ocks. Mr.. Nor
rison takes his family with him. They 60
! by the way of England.
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NORTH FERRlSBuRGH.

Minnie l.. Phelps will lecture against high
license at the d. Z. church at North Ferris
burgh Friday evening, She will be the
guest of Mrs. n. j. Allen while in the
place.
Messrs. Willard and James are getting
ready to start their creamery business as
early as possible The town auditors re-
port shows d reduction of the town indebt-
edness OF $i917. SG, also showing that tho
affairs of tho town have been well managed
the past year. Mr., Hazare is not improv-
ing; Mrs. Billings is sick; Mr. Tabor is nc
better.
NJ. F. Allen aud family have returned
from illinois, Mr. Allen has bought over
105, 900 pounds of poultry while there and
expects to return in the fall.
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CRAFTSsURY.

John Connor while AT work on the in
side Of his new sash and door shop met
with an accident that cost him his right eve.
In driving a nal il few and struck and
penetrated tho eye letting the water Of the
eye run out and he is n great sufferer.
The Craftsbury dramatic club under the
auspices of the Good Templars, repeat theis
play next Friday evening
Mrs. Hambett the youngest sister Of
Mrs. Samuel Lathe, lately died and was
buried here.-Minnio l.. Phelps will lectse
in the Methodist church. March "a.
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Old Remedy to tho Front ouco More.

Thousands of people throughout the New
England states will DO gratiAed upon hearing
that DR.. Charles Craig's original Kidney and
Liver Cure ls once more In reach or AL.
Charles Craig Jr, son OF DR.. Charles Craig, of
Rochester, y. Y, having arrived at ;hc legal
axe for tho transac ction uf bus ness, has sold
the formulas OF his fathers great Kidney ani
Liver Cure, Crown Plastera ana PMS, which
he has had IN his possession for number OF
years. to he Nrgig Medicine Co, OF Isssaic.
aud enterprising citizens who are determined
to lot the world have the benefit ot the nrsI
Lsssparation that ever curei BrIghts Disease
of So, ,OOO The Ki6.-5 Cure which savSs r,
plany valuable lives. before /, was suppressed
ny the former proprietor entnnslement, u
legal processes, win in future be pvt up IN ~
Sriginnl ury forpl Tie first compounder, DR.
Charles Craig, Sen, will be the consulting
physician Of the Company.
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SEOREHAM.

Mrs, Mary Ann Waite, sister of the late
Conrad Birchard, died Thursday. She was
"A character party will lie holden at
academy hall Friday evening. All are cor
daily invited. AT the missionary meeting
last Thursday it was voted to reorganize
the society and draft n new constitution
Mrs. ). j. Nortbrup, Mrs l.. H. Totting-
ham and Miss Margaret Burge We're ap-
pointed to do that work and report at the
next meeting
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NORTH FAYSTON,

Mrs. !. W. Fisher las moved to her home
chester Dagett moves to Troy H. {.
Landers closed his school in district No. /,
Thursday w Warren Porter and wife are
visiting friends in Hyde Park and Albany.
Calvin Marble Of Montpelier is visiting his
mother, Mrs. N, Marble, who is very sick.
-Addie Fease has gone to Waitsfeld H.
T. Boyce and wife of Waterbury are visit
lug here -Ber' Nelson is al work in Mont
pelier. Mrs. NJ. s. Strong 's sick.-Mrs.
Story and Mrs. Nelson remain the same
Mrs. Jacob B0yce is very sick.
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BRANDON.

Gertie Bingham, teacher, is sick aud the
Intermediate department is closed. The
position Of engineer which Asa Clement
held at the Carroll marble mill has been
filled by Merrill Wheeler. Jennie Briggs
il home on vacation Mr.. Clark the
new owner of the ice privilege at Jones :
pond has harvested only aheut one-half a
crop.-E. II. Snow and wits sf West Swan
yea. n. II. are visiting Mrs. SHOWS pa
rents here.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mrs. f. H. Shattucll is spending the week
at her fathers, J. NJ. Parker s.-D. \.
Foss has moved to Relvidere ,yhero he is
employed in n. c. Smiths steam mill. -
Rufus Place has moved from Lowell into
the house with his son Sanford. A young
child Of +. II. Ruggles died Thursday after
noon. ollie Masure is in very poor health.
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RlCHEORp.

The first rehearsal for the Musical festival
was hold Tuesday evening aud large chorus
was in attedauce, Arrangements have been
made with the nississquoi railroad to run a
special train after the concert Friday owe
ming to accommodate those attending from
St. Albans and intermediate stations, and
the Symphony concert of Friday afternoon
will not begin until after the arrival of the
3:2O tram from ST. Aibans,
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FIRE IN FRANKLIN.

Two Houses and Barns Burnel-Uay
Grain AMI 80 Cows Lost.
ST. AIBANs, March 5.-Drson Wright 9
house and barns, in Franklin, with consid-
erabe hay and grain, and 30 cows, were
consumed by fire at clock this morning.
Sanford Crooks house, near by, was also
burned. The cause OF the lire is unknown
The loss is about $1,000, partially covered
by insurance in the Nerm mt Mutual o'
Montpelier. Peter Bolio, the tenant, lost
all his furniture and clothing and SO in
money.
\ favorable wind and the persistent effort:
of the crowd saved the buildings nearest.
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ENOSBURGh.

Calvin Fitch has sold his farm and stock
to Jey Chalfee for t3A0O. Mabel Guild is
visiting her sister Lora Guild at Tiden SOM
mary. I'll r. Ingalls, and l.. Gilbert have
taken a contract 70 put up large quantity
OF ice.-Schuyler Stevens is married to a
Miss Yates. AT the town meeting
it was votol to refund the bonded
debt of $40, 0C0 issuing bonds for 20 years
but payable in instalmonts at an earlier
date Votod, tax Of rs per cent Of the
grand list TO meet the current eXpen ses.
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TUNBRlDGE.

The W. r. c. have their fair next Tues
day at the Tunbridgo House, REV Air.
Parker breaches Sunday at North Village -
The W c. 7, L. meet tonight friday
with Mrs. NJ. Smith, North Tunbridge. -
Ann Lyman is visiting in Randolph. -
Salie Howe is at work for Mrs. uubbard.
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CORNWALL.

Royal Witherell Of Shoreham Is i'll at the
home of his son Charles. Cards are ont for
the marriage of Miss Flora, only daughter
of A. ". Frost, and Clayton Jones young
est son OF Mrs H. w Hall. -- Hattie Por-
ter who has been engaged in teaching the
past year in North Carolina, is in town on n
visit to her aged mother and brother, DIR. t.
q. Porter.
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The people Of Moretown enjoyed a rare
trent, February q. Under the direction
Of the Ladies society, II of the students
from Seminary Hill, Montpelier, gave an
entertainment at the Town nail consisting
of recitations, music and japanese we'd
ding in costume, Every part was well
taken and executed and handsome sum
was realized in the treasury of the Ladies'
society.
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HANCOCK.

Nellie Rhodes has returned to Beverly,
Nass.-GeorSe Blair gave a pleasant party
Thursday evening. The grand school ex
hibticn is to be Tuesday evening, March IL,
consisting Of the play "Out OF his Sphere, :"
songs, etc,
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WEST ADDISON.

Stella Wheeler has returned to Port
Henry. Weston & Agnew Of Port Henry
are building an ice house al Chimney point.
Mary Torseney is visiting lIinevilie, y.
Y.--Lenuie Wheelock has returned to Port
Henry. Maud Tatro is at n. A. Barnes $.
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J. +. Goodroe has taken possession of the
mill recently purchased by him, has taken
out the shinge and claphoard machinery
and is putting in machines for the manu-
facture Of butter tubs.
There were no services at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Betsey Wolcut, aged 16, is very
sck. oliver Bacon says he is going to
have the best sugar house in this town. -
Jerry Allen has rented the Judson Parker
farm for q Nanr
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the second morning from Boston. Sleeping
Berth on this car will cOst only go from Bos-
ton, 3. GO from Buffalo to kansas City.
This is your chance If you are going West
For further Information, apply 10
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400 Bruadw y, New York.
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CALAIS.

+. G. Celley is moving into one of lrt
Kent's houses. Tho drama classmates
and the farce "Never say Die' was very
well presented.
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NEW HAVEN.

F. w. Washburne says that in 1876 or
1917 the mud was rs deep on March meet
ing day as il was here saturday and the fol
lowing day more than foot Of snow fell
which lasted till April 12
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WORCESTER.

Mary Slocum was married last week
to Abner Austin. The happy couple have
gone West on their bridal tour, The ladies
of the w. r. {. have postponed their calico
party to March 10.
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ROXBURY.

W b. Fits, telegraph operator at the
depot, is sick, and S. d. Grady is filling his
position. the first two weeks OF
February l40 carloads OF ice were shipped
from this station to White River Junction,
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EAST MlDNl ERllRY.

F.. F. Ross is home from Rutland Levi
Louo has very sick child Funeral SER
vices OF Mrs H. l.. Clark were held at the
home Of L. A. Damon February p.
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
WHAT A WEEK BRINGS FORTH IN
THE WAY OF NEWS.

nrief Items of Interest from Every Cor
ner of ermont-postmasters APP
pointcd-PersonalS,M Manufacturing
Notes, Tircs and Minor Items.
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Hartland's debt is now reduced to S9o9o'
S. w. Kinds has been appointed postmas-
for North Hyde Park.