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Deycttc, wont to Saratoga Monday evening
to visit Mrs. Thorp, who is summcring
there Mr.. O. II. Alexander attended the
Sprtualst meeting at Queen City fark
last Sunday. Episcopal services will lie
held in the Methodist church OF Charlotte
Sunday, August II. Rev. B. w. Anvil
will oiiiciate, common cling at J:3o p. IN.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Mrs. J. Worthen, with two daughters,
Sarah and Frances, of Madrid, y. Y, came
last Thursday to visit relatives here. DR..
James Sheldon from Winthrop, n. Y. is
visiting DR.. Smead. AIRS. Albert Stevens
has bought tho Leonard Snyder place On
Park street. DIR. Hamilton expects TO re-
turn and move into his house where Mrs.
Stevens now resides. Mrs. James Bowman
of keeseville New York, is visiting her
brother, +. H. Bowman
Last Sunday evening Miss Lena L. Fer
rim, as delegate OF the Y. L. >. L. l.. to the
lato convention Eeld in New \ DIRK city, gave
very excellent aud interesting report of
the meeting at the Union church, and it was
| listened to by full house. Mr.. Frank Par
| ker sung "1hrow Out the Life LINE. Ed.
ward Teachout and wife OF Milton visited
| friends in town s5undav.-W. b. johnson
| AMI family went Saturday to Thompson 5
| IOlnt, charlotte, Tor lcW uay5 ClhplnG
REV. Mr.. Miller occupied the pulpit at the
! Baptist church last sunday lie and his
family have becn absent on n vacation for
the last four weeks, visiting his old home in
Nova Scotia. A. H. Beach, wife and child
went Tuesday to Mailctts Bay for week 5
camping.
RICHMOND.
Rev. j. NJ. Perrin OF Williamstown ex-
changed dcsl;s with the Rev. Austin Hazen
last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Will
| liams have returned homo aRtor about n
year. absence in Chicago and minneapolis.
Mrs. Leonard Snyder Of Chicago is the
guest Of her brother, NJ. II. Bates.
Clarence Ferguson ana wife of burlington
were the guest of l.. b. Andrews last Fri
day.-Ihe se.ectmen have posted a list OF
voters as the law directs. - Mrs. Joanna
Casey foil and broke an arm last week. -
Tho republicans OF this town will opsn the
campaign with grand rally en- Monday
next, August II. Tho orators @ the day
will be George Nj. Dewey OF Michigan
followed by d. j. Foster OF burlington and
other prominent speakers. Music vii! OC
furnished by the richmond Cornet bant
aud mao quartotte. Adjoining towns arc
urgently invited to join i'll making it gala
| day.
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ladder and was badly hurt Friday. Mrs. j.
Is. Slayton was thrown from a wagon Fri
day night and received n severe scalp wound
with injuries about tho hoad and shoulders.
WORTHWHILE.
There arc about 125 names on the voting
list posted Saturday. Rev. MIR Seymour,
the new Congregational pastor, and his wife
gave pleasant reception at the parsonage
Friday evening. &C. II. Slocum and George
*. Curricr go on o fishing trip in Now
Hampshire the coming week "A very tasty
catalogue has just been published 10y officers
OF tho Academy The fall term opens
earlier than usual, the date being Wodnes-
day, August 2i.--The dates as determined
upon for the annual Lamoile county fair
arc September 20, 81 and 22.-Tho Harrison
aud Reid flag was thrown outW ednesday.-
a new tin roof is being put onto the Gieed
block, corner Main and Portland streets
Mrs Rev. Il. l.. Nanton has returned from
IA visit to her homo in Maine. There are
several new houses in process OF construc-
ton. Mr.. Davis house, known for many
years ths Nebraska, standing northwest
of the Christian church, has been moved
onto the now street.
HYDE PARK.
r. w. IIulburd has cellar nearly com
pletc1 for his new residence on Common
wealth avenue. Miss Hattie Eaton is spend
several weeks in Buffalo, N. VI. Il.
Sherwn and wife ATTENDED family reunion
ut Albany Monday. Miss Wade of Boston,
Mass, and Miss Pierce of Woodbury., Vt,
are the guests Of Mrs. |. &. Vaughn. Miss
Flora Campbell is at home from Lowell,
Mass, on her annual vacation.
CAMBRIDGE.
Ella Jane Holmes is in Barton attending
| the summer school, Rev. II. a. Bushnell
preached at Waterville Sunday. Willis
/ Stafford is to move TO tho w. ID. Macy
Farm.-Mr. and airs. Henry Porter spout
Sunday at w. W Patien's. Norman AZ
wood of Boston is spending his vacation AT
his fathers lov Atwood's Albert ratteu
was in Morrisvil!e Saturday. "A. J. Kit.
trcdge of China, Mo-, Mrs. +. II. Webster
of Danville Mrs. &. d. Tute and son oil
LyndonviIle visited their sister, &irs. j.
Whitcomb last Wednesday Mrs 7. Whit.
comb is visiting hor parents at Lyndon.
WATERVILLE.
Mrs. o. G. Kelley was IN Cambridge The
past Wees. Mis-. Shirman Mann was visit
ing her parents in Bcvidere the past week -
Mr. and MIS-. Bolubard OF Milton arc visit
ing her parents.
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their quarry at Woodbury..
BAhRE,
The new Spaulding school building will
be dedicated Friday, September ,, and it is
expected that al address will be made by
Seneca HHselton of Darlington.
The Spencer Rifles, assisted by the Italian
brass band, gave a dress parade and drill
Thursday evening on the Goddard seminary
campus.
The case Of Wheeler vs. school district
Nc. -, which has been pending in court for
several years and was argued at the October
term of Supreme Court, was held until now
and the decision given last week in favor Of
the district.
Wells u, Lamsou company have force of
men at work building dam across the
Stevens branch to furnish water power for
their proposed new works beyond North
Barre.
Commencing last Monday and continuing
daily until September /, the Barre Railroad
company will run passenger train around
tho quarries for pleasure seekers, leaving
this station at p. IN.
The Congregational Christian Endeavor-
ers are planning for picnic.
1t is reported that six apprentices struck
Monday at one of the granite works because
union man returned to work
W. L. aud {. NJ. Halves have sold build
ing lot on the Smith farm 10 {. Ii. Camp
bell for $3.50
Tho Perry road case was completed on
Monday evening.
Chief OF Pole, William Buchanan arrest
ed john Burns Monl2y for intoxication.
Tuesday before Justice o. Is. Boyce Burns
disclosed On Jamaica ginger but was re-
turned to the lookup until he could make a
more satisfactory statement
George Wylle is very i'll with dropsy.
A lawn party will be given on Friday
evening at the home OF Frank kenerson by
the Epworth league.
| c. NJ. Edison was driving into barn a
South Barre Saturday night to escape &
thunder shower and got caught between the
scat of his wagon and the top Of the door
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY AUGUST H. 1892

county will hold rally at Chelsea, Friday,
August 10, to be addressed by Representa-
tive Dolivor of Iowa, and othors. AT
meeting of the Republican League club re-
Gently hold, a canvassing committee was
appointed in each school district of tho
town. for the purpose of drawing up a full
republican town ticket
BROOKFlELO.
Tho lawn party at Marcus Peck's was
great success "A musicale is to be given at
the church Monday evening by Miss Anna
Fnrnsworth and her pupils, assisted by Miss
Gertrude Wheatey, soprano; Mr.. Charles
Bigelow, tenor, and the Ideal Male quartette
Of West Randolph. The school at the viii
lage commences August Ia Leila Peck
teacher. -Frnuk Fulum died August q af-
tor long and painful illness. Daniel Pat
terson died August 3. Tho funeral will be
attended at his late residence Friday, Rev.
G. II. Morse officiating.
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FIANNLIN COUNTY.

Tho docket Cor the September term Of he
Franklin County Court has Loen competed,
and comprises 81 divorce cases, % State and
@i5 civil cases. The term commences on TIE
18th, with Hon. Henry Il. Start of Bakers
field presiding judge, and Hon. 5. Z. Car
renter OF Hichford and Hon. Alvin d. c o.
lins of st. Adams associate judges
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The Pettiarow Manufacturing company
of Lyndonville has just received lot OF new
woodworking machinery, and will soon be
ready Tor business.
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KCTEsAND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESS'S BROAD FIELD.

Ihc Ninons,ti valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek and by the Shores
otNyhito River Covered by Special Re-
lUrters.
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FAlRFtX.


george -+unor wa" 'hro"h from MS NOW
ing 'i'sch'no iS'' "eeN anu c'"sh' MS lou
oet"een uHe ieVer anu uItFe "hee', giving
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inc pal'!"co Va nay l'e -Nr'' ~ II, o'i'th
OIL irlGceloh, IN, Is 'i'itih@ Ier Drotner,
George ~ iiuo",H. ~ L. anu u w.
'.al'atl' OF o. A'ban' were III Town Tue
IAN ms. -Hr>. George hunt ana MRS. H.
Dewey Oh ~ -.'' ans inRuo seNerol cp!'' IN
town the INtH 'hst' In INC ueath Oh hiram
". Hout"3'"' WH'ch ocS"'reu ~ MS hoth'
lne f'H ''9'.' Iu't'aA lose' aho.os' "a Acr
nome 'oIS' AIenouaH ho ha' peeA a'AhG
lor i'hg "tAe' YET us uea'h came as Il
SURPRISE 10 ms ihnhS it'enuS' lis 4atEer,
Deacon Jonathan No"'hU',, was one OF Ihe
nrst settlers IN TO Nh' . D. "atsoh' = j..
" @''on' imam ionln Mss E'a''" ana
,l,i 80 ','' 'Uo
ea,. a., s,.,'Ia.. ,,.,,h no. ,',', tor NJ.
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49, -'0''
ENOSBURSH FALLS.
The city A"u Is progressing finely, the
'o,' lug , 81" " .''.' u
If Ina, voar, -, rtc 1inrss nrivinc parE
vero well attended, The West Euosburrh
hnnI tnrni.na5 c~,,l,on, music q II A.
dreyv, hrs h.,r v,.irinr his family but has
returned ia Noryj,yil,e. Tile Bantist sun.
dov-scbool had ,bair uicnjc in the surar
woods Of J. II Woolworth All had a
pleasant ,ims. The farmers have nearly
tinisnod Layinr AMI r.port halter cror
thon last ycar,.-The rai!roai company have
heen tixiu., thrir trestIes near the v,llara. -
ADe t,erau br,xc nj; lie, wLi,, GETTING over
tbs fence ot tbe rqc, rouud.-Carl Wood
worth was hurled SATURDAY. golden we'd
,,-',,.
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ORLEANS COZ My.
NEWPORT.

Johnnie Wild of Manchester, Vt, is Wis
iting at VIII Ricnlnond's -.Gordon Trow OF
Washington, d. C., is visiting his parents.
c. j. Hibbard has returned from his trip to
Oregon.-J. L. Bark of Lowell, Mass, Is in
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A CYclOpelia Of History,

1t is with great satisfaction that wo find
it in our power to offer to every subrcrber
to this paper, upon terms such as everyone
can afford d lirst-cDss
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+ or s 4 90.

"Aidcn's Cgctopcdjo IF Hj>'org," in t,o
'o's, rne c'ott 5iad",g: hoJ-morot
co djo}My - ce,,ts eetru; seat 1
mai uoNA0ld.
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ORANGE COZ MY.
RANDOLPH.

y. Is. Adams ana laIhIiE nave gone 10
Poet Miils-Luclus b odsett T., visiting his
son IN Lyndonvlllc. The Congregational
and Methodist Sunday schools hell picnic
at Bonybroo park, Tuesday.
Luther Adams of Morristown is at his
brothers, Judge b. 7. Adams. -Mrs. j. W.
Gray and daughters Of Chicago former resi-
dents are stopping in town.-Thc {. Brig
ham company paid - cents standard price
for milk for July, gain Of 10 cents over
June.--G. d. Hyzer has purchased new
reaper aud binder.
WEST RANDOLPH.
The Republican club meeting viii be held
Thursday evening instead of Tuesday as
announced i'll Mondays FREE PRESS. rev.
Edward f. Herrics will occupy this Consr,-
gationel pulpit next sunday.
Tho first tournament held by tho "XIn
club was finished Friday. The first series
was as follows: Huntington beat Burt
Go, CO; Harris beat Mann Go, CO;
Carleton beat Chonder C. G--l; Kim
ball beat Chadwick G-l, O.. Second
series-Carleton beat Harris CT, O.,
kimUall beat Tilson G--2, G-l; Hunting
ton beat kimball G--l, G-4 Huntington
beat Carleton G-3, &c, &c. Hunting.
ton thereby won and obtained the
prize, Sears special racquet.
TUNBGIDGE.
The Worlds Fair society has instructed
its executive committee to make arrange
meuts for u fair to be held the first week il
October. The managers Of the Chelsea
creamery are engaging milk of tho farmer:
III the northern part of the town. The banc
has made considerable advancement in the
few weeks that have passed since its organ
ization. Frank Emery and his sister Int
Of Washington, ID. c., are visiting at l." d.
Monkeys.
STAFFORD.
James W, Tyson, jr., manager of thu
Cold Rolled Steel company's works at Pitts
! burg, Pa., who has been at Beuna Vista u
short time, has returned to Pittsburg. -
George l.. Swan OF Tunbridge, with a part,
of other gentlemen, is spending a fow day:
hunting aud fishing in Canada.
BRAlNTREE.
Tho infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. n
Blanchard, aged six mouths, died Monday
The Hill church has organized a Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society.
CHELSEA.
William Robbins and John b. Bacon ar
examining the working OF electric railway
in other towns, having been appointed
committee for this purpose at the tow
meeting held July G, last. They report t
an adjourned meeting August II, next
Rev. b. B. Sherman goes to Boston thi
week to purchase books for the Chelsea Pub
lie library. Norma, wife Of Edwin j. Cas-
we'll, aged % died Tuesday, August =, afte
several months illness. Daniel Burnham
a farmer, aged 13 years, living ut Yves
Corinth, died last Friday forenoon. An
drew j. Woodruff aged ~ years, formerl
of Chelsea, died Saturday morning a
Brookfeld. - The republicans Of Orang
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CUITTENDEN COUNTY.
RICHMOND.

s. 7. Andrews has 60 to Canton, y. Y.
Mr.. {. =. Rhodes ana Arthur Ellis have
gone to Manitoba on the Nermont excur-
sion.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Mrs. Mary Blaisdell of Modford, Mass,
is visiting in town.-Dr. Smith fell from q
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WINOOSKl.

An infant child Of MIR. and Mira. William
Lavelly died Thursday Of cholera infantum.
Tho funeral of the late Merrill s. Wright
was held Thursday al the Methodist church
at Colchester Centre, Rev. Mr.. IIolbroolt,
pastor of the Congreg ational church, Off.
ciating
Miss Addio Edwards went Thursday night
to Morrisvile for a weeks visit
Tho check list containing the names of
Colchester voters is printed The board of
civil authority will meet Saturday, August
90 to see about making all proper additions
or alterations.
An infant child of Mr.. and Airs. Lewis
Degraf is dead.
Charles Francis Black, son of Charles
Black, died at his homo on Centre street,
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. The i'm
mediate cause of his demise was dropsy OF
the heart although ho had been in poor
heath for nearly OIL; years. His age wa,
20 years and five M.
There was Il lar" :.N'29co Monday
morning at the funcv' ..e Charlie,
Black. ir., at ST. StepLsus ,aufch. They
were conducted by 1t. ley. i. $. Michaut
and Rev. j. Il. Whitaker The interment
took place at st. Joseph's cemetery.
Alfred Patonnudo, son of tho late Isaac
Patenaude, died at his homo on Main street
Sunday afternoon.
lIIMTIhGTOh
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

1t is SAID that the Rutland check list now
contains ebout $500 names, and that this
number will be increased to noarly 5000.
1t is stated that S. X. Sargent has bought
the interest of +. a. BGrrows in the pillow
mauufnctory of Barrows q Sargent at the
Corners, Castlcton. The firm na1no now is
S. K. Sargent &; Son.
WiIiiai1 c. ThGyer, u prominent and
wealthy citizen of Chicago, dropped dead
Of apopiexy in New York city. lie was
born i'll Rutland, Vt, and went to Chicago
20 years ago. He was well known in rail
road circles.
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History Of the World.

can afford, u lrst-cass
History Of the World.
Space torbids our describing it at length,
as its merits deserve; but we VIII do it
briefly.
Ever Nation on the Earth,
Ancient aud modern except the United
States, is treated in its alphabetical order.
You have ancient history us far back b.
I. JOUl, and modern history down to 1892.
AL countries are described III their ply steal
aspects as we'll historically, 50 you have
the equivalent OF a book of travels round
the world. Statistics concerning modern
nations particularly are most elaborate and
important. There numerous illustra-
tons, mono for oruauon;atiUu or display,
simply, but all Of historical or descriptive
value.
How large Is itp
Tho entire Cycloped!a Of History contains
about 500, 600 words. Tick Up an average
volume from your library, count, as you
con, in u moment, the number os words III
an average line multiply by the number Of
lines in Il page, then by the number OK pages
in 4 volume, and you will soon get on ilea
that SEQ, 600 words means n considerable
work equal to about 10 average novels in
amount Of matter. These 500. 900 words
ere contained in two handy and very hand
some volumes, in small but beautifully ceus
type, large enough for u work of reference,
as this is, which you do not read many hours
at time.
The Cost IS-ltH h l'cH!nr!
While this CyclopeI liza OF History covers
more ground and covers it better than any
Universal History or Cycnpciia We know,
costing even many dollars, we are 10y special
arrangements with the publisher, John Ii
Alden, New York, able to supply tho WORK
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WEST BERLIN.

David l.. Sanders and wife spent Sunday
at BroJkiie!d. Judge Worthen is away on
an extended Carrie = drive through north.
ern VERMONT I. HasGoI, the Boston
publisher, is at "l,ountaiu View, " his sum
mer home near hero. Cynthia Chase
and Mrs {. y. Stickley Lave opened board.
illn n.u,os.
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PU LAND.

john Lamar, for lS years assistant bag
gage muster at tho Rutland depot after a
critical illness of several months, has re-
sumed his position.
1t now seems probable that Hon. Jool c.
Baker will be the republican candidate for
representative.
Another mass meeting is soon to be held
in reference to the resistance 70 the cNpcu-
ton of The laws of the State 10y mob law
and violence. Besides local speakers it is
expected there will be addresses 10y Gov.
Page and a we'll known Burlington gentle
man. The citizens committee will still con
tinue to enforce the laws notwithstanding
tho mob threats
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HUNTINGTON,

Camp No. So, s. of v, will hold basket
dance at the town house, north village,
September Jessie Crane aud Malona
Snyder Of Chicago are visiting in town. -
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MONTPELIER.

Tie rocertion given on Wednes lay even.
ing by IIuratio y. and Iirs. Tapjiu. at thet
residence on state street, was Ii very pleas.
ant affair and was attended by over 200
invited guests. The lawn was lighted by
many cOlored japanese lanterns, the Mill
tary band orchestra furnished music and q
caterer from Burlington supplied the ext
celent refreshments.
On Thursday Presiding Elder Trua+
otliciatel at the funeral Of Newton Marliu
III Barre.
Iho school committee met again Thursday
evening and voted 70 release Miss f. NJ
Ts.ril! a. preceptress of the Union school.
Miss Torrill goes as teacher to the st. Johns
bury academy, aud new preceptress i,
bang looked for
The democrats raised flag Saturday
evening opposite the Argus block. The ex-
ercises opened with music by the MILITARY
band followed by remarks from John W.
jordan of Barre and long speech by j. {,
Moynahau Of Providence, Il. |.
\ horse driven by Curtis CloEston rad
away Monday evening, throwing Mr. Clog i
ton from the carriage, and damaging tvd
wagons on Main street. \ little girl rel
NAMED in the carriage and was unharmell
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eamsdel OF Brooklyn, II
y, are visiting at H. i. Hips.-JohI
Tomploton of Worcester, Mass. has bee,
spending fow weeks with relatives here /
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin pamenter went q
North Hero last week for an outing. -Clarl
| Sihey and his son Carl spent last week al
| Peak ) island A, q. Cutter, aud wife and
Luther Wheeler and wife so Oh tishnj
! excursion to Georgia this week. Mrs. y
A. Ormsbeo is to accompany Mrs Burban
on her trip to Saratoga this week.. n
Ormsbee and wife are visiting relatives d
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PTTSFlELp.

Mrs Wolcot has returned from her trip
ia very poor health. The Ladies Aid society
were recently the recipients of fine oil
cook stove presented by Dr. [. ". kidder.
Mrs. Wallace Ellis has returned to her
home in RoXbury.
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NEW HAVEN

Antoine Lorraine was buried last Thurs
day. Mrs. Jordan of Boston is very iii at
the home of a. Il. Squiers. Their son is also
sick there, -Nrs. George Russell is very i'll
with pneumonia. Miss Charlotte Bot
tum of Cu!pepper, Va, is visiting her
mother. -Rev. John Thomas of Orange, n,
j., is visiting his parents. 49, Miss Susie
Brown OF Rutland and Miss Eotta 10y &c
Of Westport, arc visiting at DR.. q. r. San
bora 3.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Brush & Curtis have begun operations at
their quarry at Woodbury..
RAHnE
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WAlT SEHElD.

Preparations are being made for the COM
ing far, which is 10 occur August 81 aud
September l. The track has been pat II
excellent condition. the l. o. G. T. uuyC
Installed the following officers for the com
ins quarter {. T., j. Il. Skinner; Y. T..
Mrs. Abbie Trasa; (. J. T., Mrs. Sarut
Thompson; chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Douglass
T. s., Edwin prentiss; s. Harvio McAUis
ter; treasurer, ----, marshal, William
Eaton; d-pu;y mai-4al, Kate uese!ton
guard, Garry jacobs sentinel, Arthur Nc
Allister,