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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-13
MORRlSNllLE.

Frank Wheeler, who WAS arrested in Mon
treal Tor alleged dealing in forged paper,
was bniied out last week aud has returned
to his family.
Rev MIR Fisbe preached Il home mission
airy sermon Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Douglas,
conducted quarterly communion at the
Methodist church in the afternoon.
Cot. j. 2. Sanford appeared tor a second
time in the lecture course saturday, giving
his humorous lecture on "V"avel in China
and Japan. He spoke on K rne in the nj
versalist church Sunday evening.
The winter term OF the village schools
closes next Tuesday.
George liuse and Charlie, Dana have
bought the Jcwctt trucking teams.
h. j. Eldredge Will open az insurance
office in the new corner block. A \. Niles
has moved his law Office to the second floor
of tue same building
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NORTHFIELO.

Sergeant Limos report of the weather for
January at Nurthicd signal Office station,
shows a mean temperature OF li.6 degrees; a
maximum temperature Of A degrees on tho
I'd; Il minimum temperature II degrees
on the 4ih; mean barometor p.0j! inches;
prevailing wind, south; total precipitation,
3.i9 inches.
:. The golden wedding of MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
II CldNn saturday evening was very pleas
ant affair. lie is the third Of three brothers
who have observed their golden weddings, tho
Other two being +. Foster Clallln of Bralutrrc
and Rev. j. Claliin OF Wcstmorclund, y. H..
The presents Wcro numerous and quite costly
$1,000 beng in cash. Rev. !. T. Booth made
the prcscntHtion speech. and Hon. Frank
Ilumleg responded bV request Of Nr. CiaHin.
The trustees of Norwich University hr.d
their first meeting in regard to the talked OF
new building CD saturday afternoon. 1T Was
decided to build Il new university Duiidi az,
about the size of aud near thc present one, to be
devoted to drill hall, gymnasium, relations
etc, the old structure to be rcmuiClpl into
rooms for the cadets Tho trustees have i,>.
surnGccs which make them feel confident of
success, md hope to get things into shape 50
the corner stone can be aid on commcnccEc mt
daN IN June next committee was appoint
ed to secure plans and specifications.
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BARRE.

. Bcv. r.. Wilmut Cummings is to lecture on
! "Frohibitiuu does not prOnibt; what are we
| going TO do about it = at the next union tenn
peronco meeting in the opera house sunday
evening, February -.
Mrs. James Albln. AGED ~, died Saturdny
morning of typhoid fever. Funeral at ii Il. M.
| Monday at the house on Central street The
body was taken o Washington for burial,
Bncks broncho ran away with sleigh on
| FRIDAY. running into n lady ana baby car
| riase, somewhat iuiuring the former.
Charles II. Hobbs has COMO to 9oston, in
| tending to work for the Diamond Steel COM
Ad. Batchcldcr is going to Washington
state with f. E. Hill, who expects to return
| this week.
The gentlemen's first annual reunion and
supper was he'd saturday evening at the Uui-
vcisaist vcstry. y good time ana music were
also enjoyed.
Several chevolicrs of Canton Vinton are to
attend the l!ltliarch's Militant ball at Woods =
vile, \. h., February %.
The Good TEN lars will hereafter mold the ir
meetings i'll the Methodist vesiry. Their Off
GERS were installed on saturday evening, when
SIX candidates were intt1a ed. three PROPOSE
! Tons received. and nearly all the members
present. This lodge is bound to be II grand
success.
George F. Badger teller at the Granite Saw
ings bank and Miss Sabcl q. Grswold were
married saturday evening by Rev. Mr..
Slnlthers.
The hniiiffs have stopped work on the little
store building, going MP adjoining the auction
rooms, because it was not being erected ac-
cording TO village regulations.
over Auu p1rtook oi the %cht7 annual supper
SATURDAY night. The proceeds Will 30 20 as
sist the Univcrsai5t LudiC| union.
The board of civil authority are to meet at
] p. M, saturday, at tho town clerks Office
Iur aba ncnt OF taxes.
The Italian citizens have engaged Central
! House hail. for saturday night, ami are to
hoid Il masquerade ball therein
An entertainment is to be given here on
Friday, February -, by the L. Y. NJ. Banjo
and Gl,e club.
Granite Lodge, f. and A. NJ. are to hold a
special meeting on Friday evening.
TIE tOngr, gational Chris ian EndcaVor
society received live now active members, at
their last meeting.
William Moorcroft and daughter Lena went
OIL Monday to Boston.
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CAMBRIDGE

Otis Batch died Of typhoid pneumonia, jan
nary 80. Funeral on SUNDAY at his home and
interment in the East Cambridge cemetery
mere WI be no more school this winter IN
district No. Il on account of the illness OF the
teacher, LUttie MaXfc!d.-Mrs. ls,e Smith
returned froIn "a visit N Wocott Saturday
Centre in tnc upper dcuartment.-S Stafford Put
nam closed a Term OF school in the dickinson
district February with y spelling match in
give crazy tee party at the tirand Army
han, February l3- Charles i;ussin will carry
on the sugar place of Arthur Wood this
am place.
Harlow Wires team broke through the
ice ON Monday; but the horses were
rescued without damage. f. |. Scott and
family OF St Adams are visiting in town
Tbs w. Il. {. give crazy tea party at q. y.
X. ia Friday evening tret Duce Of
Waterbury IS in town. Ladies' Missionary So
ciety meet with Mrs. y. H. Payne. Wednesday
u tcr1OOll,
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EAST CALAIS.

Gertie Goodwin has been in Cabot taking
care Of her brothers and sisters who have been
ill., several OF the pupils OF the village school
TOOK the umpCtitIVc examination Tor tine
scholarship at Montpel or Methodist semiua-
ry.-Ihe school taught by Lucy Tabor, in dis
trict No. IA closed saturday. A special meet
Moscow. February l. subject for discussion
was The best methods for the making OF
maple sugar The next meeting of the league
will be held at the town hall February 10 and
the following topic will he discussed "Resolv-
ed that the farmers should establish coop
eratlve stores in the large cities
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CHELSEA.

On the nh Mrs. Mary Walker slipped upon
the Ice and brpi' one bone OF her wrist Mon
day the Orange county Farmers league hold u
meeting at Chelsea town hali. George t.
Beard of fandoph. the president, vita j. Il.
Adams AMI others ON tuat town, -. a. Gray
Of Waterbury,, VIcc-prt sIucnt OF the Washing
ton county Farmers league, ana G. +. Clough
Of Waterbury We're in attendance AT a spc-
cial town meeting held Monday afternoon the
legal voters Of Chelsea voted to exempt from
taxation tor ~ Years, manufacturing indus
tries settling hcre, pursuant to the lrovi,i ions
Of lie statute. february 20 an entertainment,
'lh" lcostrlch NCAuole,' viii bo gwen at
hotel AI!. Cor tnr benefit OF the town library
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The reception 10 T. =. Richardson post, G. y.
H.. given by COmrDdc and Mrs. Z. Burns.
was attended by a large mum Der and a delight
ful timC enjoyed. After tn supper SONGS
and stories were IN order; Miss Ella Burns en-
tertained the company with instrumental
music, and was accompanied by Miss Clark IN
several duetts.-J. Dolan is i'll, and fears are
entertained that it may result in pneumonia
e. #. Burns. who has been i'll for some days
IS bctter. -Charips Powell of RichfOrd has
Uoet visiting hi4 daughter Mrs Horton Blake
Mrs. smith OF burlington is the guest Of hei
cousin. Mrs. Elizabeth Burns.
Mr.. Iucius COlburn of Manchester, Vt. will
speak IN the school house sin the hollow" sun.
day, February Is, at / p. IN. Subject to be
given by the audience
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EupepNY.

This is what you ought to have, IN :aot you
must Aaqc it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands
kre 7earahinS for II daily, and mourning be-
sands of dollars are spent annually by our
people in tue hope that they may attain this
ooon. And yet II may be had BY all, We guar
I" directions and the use persisted in viii
bring you Good Digestion and out the demon
dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We
al! diseased Of Liver stomach and ii IneNs
sold at ooc and sl.C0 yer bottle b. Be,,upre q
Lowrey, Druggists.
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POMF RET.

Mrs, Leroy Atwood is visiting in Massachu.
attend the Randolph normal school this
week, Il. Adams .ost "a horse last week by its
getting hung in IA stable Andy wills, who
Mrs. f.. y. Dana visited in South Randolph
last Nvvck.-Amy Baker has hired out for a
year % T.. y. Dana The suciublr at f. j..
Davis's Tuesday evening was well attended -
Mrs. Hannibal TotmRn, formerly resident Of
thie town, died at her home in Woodstock last
week.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Dare, AIatron Of the House Of
Shelter, Albany, informs Us that Dr. Ken
neAy's faHoriie Remedy is used in that in
great sat istacllun.
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TOPSHAM.

y. }. lhurston, having rented his farm FOR
the year 10 come. IS moving TO the village oc-
cuIyln@ rooms over +. l.. i'e'alu1rc's s. ore
Mrs. Horace White il in Montpelier. caring
for her daughter, who is sick VIII uca~es.-
Phillip It. Clair, a halt idiotic l,-yetr.oii
boy, for petty larceny, vas given a Iou- scu-
tence in the work house by Justice White,
. ucer smith accompanying him to nut and,
Thursday. Elijah Emery la, been appointed
Justice of the peace in the place of Gilman
i'asley, res sned.-M. Fellows, While AT work
IN the wood WAS seriously injured by n fall
ing tree Mrs. Maria Rcnfrew Of Littleton.
~ H., is visiting her brother, hon. r. 81. IIar-
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BRISTOL.

Bristol nov has board of trade, Differed
MS follows: Ircs!dcnt T.. NJ. Kent: vice presi-
dents, +. Il. Patterson, \. l.. Cain; secretary,
t., HuEt i-dndOn; treasurer. y. \. Dean. The
membership fee wa, paced at Fl. The board
VIII meet at the call of the president NOtuing
viii bo left undone to place BriStOis claims
and advantages before tIc pubic in the best
MANNER 30 S,iblc Thursday evening between
and O'Clock the residence of Martin Ii.
Mack. one ami one-halt uuoo south OF the vii
lage, was dis 'ov.rel IN fire. Most of the con
tents of the Ilt-t floor were save d. but the con-
tents of the second floor ard cellar went up in
flames. the loss j. about $500 with an in~ur-
ancc OF $500 on the houC> in thu Vermont
MutuAi. Mr.. Mack bonEht tie pace about II
year a-o from NJ. t.. Narney. For years it was
the home IF the late r.noch NNrncy.-F. y.
FHrr OF the |. :. VI. is hpIu" for few days
liii>to. Is 10 nave u bank. Il will be c0nd uctcd
By =. Il. DORIS sons of Rutland. They VIII
be located in he rooms now Oc, up.rd by j. NJ.
Day, and "Il be ready tor business in few
dag. Thomas LeonHrd. the popular pilot of
the Bris,u! Iuu-e maiI stage, va, married
Thursday ut Aiddlabury t, Mis-, Nc.iir.
daughter of William, Iilues. W. ii. 8O~Worth
aud wife are rejoicing over the BIRTH ot a loil
pound o3y.-G. u. Ridley Is slowly faiiu5.
Rev I. c. Spr1 ntv attending the Friends
quarterly meeting at MOnktOn. An UC-
ca0lona. load If tie Tor the Bristol railroad
passes through his vilNG", which rem nd, Us
ttdt the road VIII be COmplrted tins yea.
Building opera ions this season Will be Ve"y
liVG.y, unless q ! signs fan. /. =. bike u Co.
shipped :l,Vm pounds Of maple ~ n the 9TH.
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SUDBURY.

Mr.. G. &. Sclleck remains about the same,
with no hope of recovery. Miss Lucy spencer
Of FerrishurGh is in town.-The young peop
Of this and adjoining towns are to la e a
The sociable at Mrs. J. b, liyde's On frhru-
airy WAS well attended, about - being pres
emit I ne next one is to be at Clyde BARRIERS
February ~. quite a large sum La, been
added 10 the parsonage fund from these gath -
erings. Miss Cora German is recovering from
a seNnre fever.
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To try to cure catarrh by u-tn; local applica.
lions. Catarrh Is not local but Il COnsutu.
tiunal disease. 1t Is not a disease OF the mans
nose, but OF the man. Therefore to effect
cure, requires constitutional remedy like
Hoods Narsaparlla. which. acting through
the blood, reaches every part OF the system,
expelliug the faint which causes the disease,
and imparting health.
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The mumIs seem 10 &c following the measles
through etpwn Ira Oaltcs OF Lisbon. y.
H., has commc ced stud,lug law IN cN-tiov.
Dining ual's Office. f.Io FOWL" OF MorrtuWn
hp- moved inc tn. '-hrplcr mouse. FL han
tus ell l. suffer NJ from Il cancer on his
uccN. Mrs. John MACK was badly hurt hy
iuHAg down cellar, but Is recovering. ihe
D"tiuHtc riua gave a successful cnt"rtaju-
meat at MIddlc,eX. Ben. Pickett has bought
"a La. ihlorcst in the atkins farm in Mont
pcilcr and viii more there soon.
Iuhn Cameron had shock OF pdrHlysi, last
saturday, but scans to lie recovering. Mrs
Ohtman and family of New lorl. city are here
for IN" coming spring and summer.-tcv. =.
e. i-ousu ave nls lecture, " turning of the
waiter courses al the congregational church
sunday might. lie would have Al pleasant
room IN every town, where yuuug men could
meet instead Of going TO the saloon. -EeN. j.
BreleIIt Of NOrthhc.d held services in the
Catholic church sunday uc EPWuttn 4ca-ue
gave an entertainment "Wednesday even dng.
| ! ne 'CuurtSllp # Miles '-taudish" wa, be r.
peated by request. Refreshments were he
served The Dramatic club wee at Witit-Iield
Friday evening and at Warrior Saturday eve
ming. -ticOrac y. kennedy has gone to Brad
! ford to attend the TT al of claims against the
| Vermont Copper Mining company before H. H..
torinau esq, Of BrttticDoru. The COM
pauy bcln2 in It bankrupt cOnd ton under the
Ely Goddard mauageme Mt their property was
put INTO the hands Of u receiver who sold the
mine 10 the Copper i led company who now
hold the PROPERTY.
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WORCESTER.

boy.-The entertainment of the mite society
waS very successful Mrs. }. 4. Wilson has
returned from Boston. The w. r. {. are to
give promenade concert Saturday evening,
COR the benefit Of the Methodist a!d society,"
Myrtle Scaver is home from her school in
Putsvllle, Ill with the measles. Aaron With
am was quite severely in ured While working
IN the woods by falling log.-lna Robinson
finished her second term OF school at the Cor
ner, Friday February i.
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tNOSRuRGH EAllS.

There were quarterly meeting services at the
Methodist church sunday, tho presiding elder
officiating. Harry Clark, who has been sick
Tor a long time, died sunday morning. Eune-
raj from his late residence Tuesday afternoon,
Fred l.aliey has moved his barber shop into
Burts block.-Ihe Epworth League will have
a suCiah.e at the residence OF T.. j. Parmelee
on Friday evening. The literary hour will be
devoted " WIN CarletOn.
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Lucy Partch is better win st. q lir is sick.
Mr.. Henry Foots has Il singing school at the
hall Wednesday and thursday evenings.
Warren y. Clark Is in FcrcisburEh caring Tor
the sick. Mrs. Oliver Gordon and Mrs. joseph
It. CLAIR and son Arthur are in Burl uEtou
this week. There Win bo h meeting at the
raising of money for u railroad through the
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MONT PELlER.

The Montpelier Military band has again
been appointed regimental band for the al
nua State muster at bennington next au-
tumu. Tho officers OF the regiment express
themselves as very h ghy pleased with the
band at the last annual muster III bradford,
saying It is the first ono that was ever mark
ed perfect AT Vermont muster.
William Berry Of Brooks q Berry, gro
cers, is the happy father of a son which
was born on Thursday.
The examination in the @ Neil-Levon-
way case was completed Friday morning.
The evidence did not tend to show that as
sault was made with intent to kill but that
it was drunken fight f. o. Levanway
. was bound up in tho sum of $500 to APP
pear at County Court, furnished bail and is
released from custody. Alvin Levanwav
was fined $40 and costs for disturbing the
peace and appealed.
r. j. Deavitt and Levi II. Bixby are up
pointed appraisers and commissioners on
the estate OF the late Hon. +, 7. Walton,
and George W. Scott, executor.
As Harry, the eight year old son OF
George y. Taplin was coasting, Friday
afternoon, he ran into Il fence, and both
bones Of his right leg were broken below
the knee.
Halle, the three-year-old daughter OF
Prof. T. a. Bishop of the v VI. s., died
Friday morning OF membraneotIs croup
Mrs. Robert Cook went on SATURDAY to
care for Samuel johnson, her son -in-iitw.
at White River junction. Ho wa, serious
ly injured while breaking on freight train
10 pound sou was born Friday night
to William 7. Parry and wife.
The 10th marriage anniversary of james
Canning and wife was observed bv visit
from the Volunteer hose company and
friends, Saturday evening.
Tho now house of William Blanchard on
Barre street, being built by Janus Cro5,ett,
is I0x52 feet. two stories, tower Oh front,
circle piazza and the roof is already shinged
and walls parcly clapboarlled. 1t is TO cost
between $1,000 and $1,000.
The installation OF officers in the Good
Templars lodge was postponed until next
| Friday night because of the absence of the
deputy Six new applications were re.
ceived at the last meeting.
Stock in the new Capital Savings bank is
all taken and some shares were sold for
SlO?.
Fully 200 people attended the surprise
celebration of the 18th marriage anniversary
/ of .lr. and Mrs James Canning Saturday
/ even NJ, and the Military band orcnc. ira
furIIs ed music. \ parlor set of sx pieces
/ BIS III cash, and a rosewood centre table
w're gifts from workmen at the Lane
manufacturing works. Montpelier and
/ Wells River railroad shop employees mem
/ bers of Volunteer Hose company, and the
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A Coop RECORD, al have sold Chamber.

A GOOD RECORD. n have SOLD Jhamber-
lain's Cough Remedy for ten years say ;
druggist T. b. Legg, Of Vail, Ia, and have
always warranted il and never had bottle
returned. During the past ninety days | have
sold twelve dozen and il has given perfect
satisfaction IN eSeIy Instance 10 does not
dry upa cough, but loOsenS and relieves II. IT
will cure severe cold in less lime than any
other treatment. 80 cent and 81 bottles tor
sale by Beaupre Il Lowrey, Burlington, and
w, Is. Nichols Essex Junction.
citizen Cleveland is now out in the cold,
but If he gets a chill, and il goes to his lungs,
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam can restore
him. he always uses il.
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FORE TDAlE.

Joseph Dutton. a former resident of this
town, died in brownington Centre last week
Only short time ago his wife died. Grin
Partlow was surprised February 10 by large
number Of his friends taking possession of his
house. They presented him with Slu in cash.
a chair and other articles. Lizzie Curtis, Mrs.
W. 3, Avery and Mrs. \. Estey arc on the
sick list.
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VERGENNES.

son from 0yuhCN, -NuStralla, announces une
SAL arrival there OF the party and their
Sheep. 80 sheep were lost Oh the voyage.
Thcv touched at Melbourne, but wired from
Sydney. Mayor j. G. Hindes LETT Now
Yols saturday Tor Washington, Richmond,
aud the South. The result Of the interview
friday Of several OF our citizens with the
Central Vermont railroad management at
II. Adams was most satisfactory. Briefly,
with tho opaning OF spring, the road viii
make ii preliminary surrey of the new
route, touching at the falls, and then sub
mat "a proposition to the citizens of Norgennes
Tor thcir acceptance or rejection.-D. o.
Noonan Shipped to Boston market, Monday,
"A car ioad of cows and calves Mrs. S. L.
dyer. who was about leaving this
civ TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
Martin Mack. near Bristol village,
received despatch announcing that the
Residence Of her daughter had been totally
destroyed by fire. Loss, $500; insured for
$500. The courtship of Miles Standsh,
presented by the scholars OF the school,
drew packed house Friday evening. The
various characters were wei sustained and
their acting loudly applauded. Priscilla,
John Alden ami Miles Standsh were nat
ura and truthful. The tableaux were fine,
singing 10y Miss Bates superior. Receipts
over $50. Tie cantata of Mother Goose
will be given Tuesday evening at School
House hall, when her entire family of 40
will be present. Star OF Hope orchestra
and chorus of 80 voices Tuesday evening
The funeral of William s. Everest was
very largely attended Saturday afternoon.
Eev. Mr.. fi!lsbury otiiciated. Bearers, +.
". Yale. j. W Barnes, f. Scott, William
Dalrympc. Among the relatives present
were Charles Field and wife of Montpelier
Frank Weed of Ferrisburgh, Mr. Dorr,
wife, daughter and son of Shelourne, Mr.
Palmer of New Haven, L. Hoyt Landon and
wife of Manchester, y. H. a floral pillow was
presented by associates Of the deceased,
floral book Ivy Mrs y j. McCuen, Gala
lilies aud lovely flowers covered the
rasket The deceased a bright and
promising graduate of the graded school. -
Weybridge was slightly surprised February
by the marriage of Leonard Sturtcvant
whose locks are frosty with the SHOWS OF IS
winters and Mrs. Anna Trussel
whose cheek. reflect the smiles of 60 sum
mels.--Egade in Nergenues good Sat
urday. Parties from ont of town who were
present ut the Miles itaudish enter tainment
Friday evening have invited its re- presenta-
ton elsewhere.
William :. Everest, only son of +. c.
IYeres;. died Thursday afternoon of fever
in his 21,t year. Tho first money in the 3
Tear=-old race on the ice at Port Henry Thur--
day was taken Try Hop Ganes's Ianchon
md second money by Edward Train's Dan
T. IN tie three minute race Frank D. Bar
ton f Wilkes McGregor, the Kentucky horse.
TO. SECOND heat amt the race was postponed
to Friday afternoon in the death OF
Austin Smith, Addison loses one
" it's oldest residents. He was Il
lc.c'nian5 of the first settlers -
Two hundred and TART cen tons Of hay have
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NOTEsAND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Ninoookl valley, Village mp North,
Along otter creek ana by tho shores
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BRAlNT Rec.

Work on the creamery will soon he begun
Elmer Ford is sick The younge,t daughter o
+. ii. Cleveland dislocstei her knee Will,
coastng. She is doing well.