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WINDHAM COUNTY.

Carl Adrch has moved into the Edward
Ames house on Henry street extension
VIM. Cassidy has moved into Geo Pages
new house, Chase park. Miss 8. j. Smith
of Lempstcr, n. H., is IN town visiting her
sister, Mrs, Samuel Nichols Mrs. h.
Low was taken before the United
states District Court last week at Rutland,
on complaint Of her sstcr-in-law
that she broke op-n a letter
belonging TO her SON Owing to
conflicting testimony of the prosecution
the court discharged Mrs Low
Mrs T. VI. Wilson, aged about 60. dropped
dead Friday evening at her home on Henry
street Frank Brown a 'ormer resident
now of Ncc1ham, Mass, has been in town
the past fow days visiting his father Amos
Brown The Uuivor-ajist fair held at Union
Thursday afternoon and evening was a sue
cess. The feature of the tni was the Del
( sarte stage entertainment given 10y eight
young ladies from Cl1remcnt. " H., under
the direction of Miss Cora S'towcll from the
Monroe school of oratory Boston.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Valentine Weston is laid up with bad
cut on his foot.-Frank Heath has moved
back from the West and viii occupy his
farm. and Charles Miles will move his fami-
" to the Iavigne house for the present. -
j. W Page and family are boarding at the
Mcleudy hotel for the present. Miss Mabel
Whitcomb visited her sister in johnson last
week-A concert by home talent was
held at the South church on Monday even
ng.-M orel Seely and family have return
ed to Massachusetts, Butter i, Il little off,
selling for % cents.
Miss Florence Page of Plainfold is visiting
at Mrs. c. +. White s.-N. NJ Smith was
thrown from Il wagon Saturday, receiving
serious injuries about his head Emma
Jones died Monday morning after a long i'll
ues, II. j. Boynton Of Montpelier was in
town Monday Ruth WMtcomb is home
from school for weeks vacation. ana Al
bert Cutting is home from Morrisyile -
Marion Page and Ellie Butler have beef
visiting in Morrisville Mrs Albert Cut
ting has returned from II visit IN Richmond
sherman Bunker has graduated from Pough
Seeleie business college and returned TO town
last Friday. Mrs. f. II Bushnell anc
daughter are in Albany visiting, where they
will spend Thanksgiving with her parents
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Amasa OsgOOd's Estat

STATE OF VERMONT, 70 all persons
DISTRICT or CHITTENDEN, , concerned in the
estate of Ampsa Osgood, late Of Essex, in said
district. deceased, GREETING:
At q Probate Court holden at burlington,
within and for the district of Chittendcn. on
the 18th day Of November 1893, an instrument
purportinS To be the last will and testament of
Amasa G-gpod, late of Essex, in said dis
aforesaid for probate And it is ordered by
said Court that the I'D day OF December 1898
at the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington be-
assigned for approving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given TO all persons CON
cerncd by publishing this order three week :
excessively in the Burlington Free Press. a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, prey iOus
10 the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court, at the time and place afOrr-
You have cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington. IN said
di.trict This 18th day OF November. 1893
JENNIE STACY, Register.
95W3t
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Catharine VI. Th0ma,'s Estate.

We INC -uU-rrIDcr-, HuVinE been appO.ntel
hl The Honorable the Probate Court for the
District # tIittendcn, Commissioners to re-
CciNc, c&nminc and adjust the claim, and &C.
lndnGs OF ali persons against the estate of Cath
ariic VI. Thuna- late of Burlington IN said Dis
tr.nf deceased. audal~ all claims and demands
exhibited IN offset thereto; and six months
from lhr day of fine date hereof. being allowed
hy laid Court ~" hat purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will attend to
"a. business of our appointment, at the Office of
y. Il, seymour, in said Dis
trict on the Second Tuesdays of january
uuj May. next, 1874, at 10 o'clock a. mon each
lt aid days.
Dated Ills 22nd day Of November. 1898
HEMAN W. ALLEN, ,,,.,,,i.i,,,.,.
g. r. SEYMOUR, Commissioners
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

1t was Mrs Joseph Phillips who went to
Battle Creek Mich. TO visit pernantly
with her parents instead of Joseph Phillips,
who still remains in town. Wmncsday
evening the many friends of Rev. and Mrs
Knapp gave them a pound party which
was very much enjoyed by the numerous
Founders and the poundcd.--Clarcnce
Cowles of Craftshury and Miss Bessie
Simmonds of Montgomery closed the fall
term of the village school last Thursday
Mrs. Mills returned Saturday from Bakers
field Academy. Eddie and Minnie Knapp,
Blanche Watson and Jessie Woodworth
returned last week from the Montpelier
Seminary for the Thanksgiving vacation
Miss Mary Knapp is engaged to teach the
primary school this winter. Miss Nellie
Wright went to Boston this week. Wat
is very low in wells and streams.
ALsANY.
MIR. c. L. Rogers. wife and son Andrew,
have gone to New York to spend Thanks
giving.-Miss Sadie Carr is in town visit
ing.-Mr. Leather has moved from the Ed
ridge house to the old Strickland house.
NEWPORT.
viii Richmond has bought of his brother
Kendrck his interest in the milk farm. q
b. Keller and wife Of Worthwhile are Wis
ing their daughter. Mrs. l.. j. Phelps C
A. Ramsdalc of North Troy has moved into
Mrs Baker, house ON Third street Collin
Lorimcr has closed his clerkShip for Lorimel
q Macdiarmid. Rev II. X. Fuller preach
ed at the Congregational church Sunday il
place of Rev f. A. George, who has gon
| to Brooklyn to spend Thanksgiving.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

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RAILROAD MATTERS.

For many years st. Adams has been the
central point for the transfer of freight
over tine Central Vermont railroad, but Sat
urday all operations ceased. 4 transfer
station will be placed al South Royalton
to handle "a portion of the freight and at the
various other points along the lue freight
viii be loaded IN the cars according TO IFS
distribution Il is expected in the spring that
"A transfer house will be bull, i'm the new
yard :, Adams.
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READING.

Al recent election Of officers in the La
dies Benevolent society of the Universalist
church the following officers We're chosen
Mrs O. ). Holden, president; Mrs. Ii. f.
cole. vice president Miss Berthe ~ Baldwin.
secretary and treasurer, Miss Lila Perkins,
collector: entertainment committee Misses
ida White, Lila Perkins and Mary kcvcs.
Miss Maud Kendall i. spending her vaca-
tion in Fclchvillc Ray Kendall has been
visiting at Rutland. Miss Kate Griswold
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A freight train on the Kansas City and
Memphis railroad was derailed at Carbon
Inl Thursday morning, Fireman Henry
Nluttivildrr was scalded'to death Engineer
Barnard was fatally scaded and an unknown
man was badly hurt.
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has been spending few days at Springfield
Rev. y. Hrald Of Tclchyilc and Rev. Mr.
Harris OF South Reading exchanged last
Sunday.
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district No. 14-Winiam II. Dubois is re-
pairing the house on the Gorham farm -
Superintendent Of Education VI. $. Stone
lectured at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening, November 2S.-The Epis-
copal church is being frescoed.
BRAINTREE.
The dance at the town hall Thurs
day evening was attended by about 20
couples Van Cole has moved from North
Randolph to the Howard place, owned by
Y. l. Spcar.--C Jcrd has moved from the
Howard place to a tenement in SnowsVillc.
Mrs. Martin Tinfed's mother. aged about
80 years died at Mrs. Linield home Monday
and was buried Wednesday. George
Qumby and two daughters of Weston. \.
H., have been visiting in town.-Mrs. Mary
Drury has returned to her home in Ran
dolph. Wednesday evening occurred the
marriage of Elwin Martin and Lillian
Nicker. both of this town. Jessie Martin
and wife gave Il reception Tuesday evening
in honor of the marriage School in No. 3
closed Friday for 4 weeks vacation.
TUNBRlDGE.
Miss Amy Kibhy. who has been visiting
in Montpelier. returned Friday. Miss Eiiie
Kibbv and Roscoe Houston of Plymouth, y.
H., are at }. NJ. kibby'S.-MrS. +. +, Dean
returned Friday from Boston. MIR. Willard
I. King and wife and Annie Lyman went
Monday to Boston to stay through the week.
Mrs. Kate Cushman has gone TO Newark,
Ohio, to visit her brother, William ID. Lee.
IS. O. Ordwav went Monday to visit his
son in Dorchester. Mass.-NIIs. G. +. Bal
lou has returned from Mortified. her daugh-
ter being better.-Mr. and Mrs. Stilman \.
Dean went Tuesday to visit their son in
Keene. y. H. They will spend the wcal,
there. %. f. Campbell has sold his farm to
j. Brockham. He gives possession next
April
CHEIoGA'
! The Academy term closed the nth,
with an exhibition given by the pupils ii
Hotel hall. The receipts Melted quite Il
sum for the Academy library. The winter
term will begin Dec, l.-Flisha May, esq.
Of st. John,burY, national bank examiner
was in town Nov. 18th, looking over tn,
condition of the national bank OF Orange
county. DR.. Henry BoynUon of Wood
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

The school exhibition passed off very
pleasantly Friday evening. Fish Of
Wcst Randolph will give an entertainment
in the G. A. II. Hall Dec. 9TH MIR. Briggs
is in Norwalk, o. for q few weeks It arrie
Eaton of West Randolph has been visiting
friends in town.--Mrs. Diana Martin win
spend the winter in Bethel with her
daughter, Mrs. Willard Brooks
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STRAYED.

Came in to my enclosure at Westforl Vt,
ahopt Nov. !. "a large, dry rcd COW. The owner
requested q" prove property. pay charges
and take her away. FRA&Il Sum-.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG.

The marriage of Mary a, Honsnger to
George f. Creler will take place on Tues
day afternoon at J O'Clock, December ), at
the Methodist church at Alburg Springs.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Dr. aud Mrs. \. b. Bisbee of Montpelier
spent Sunday in town. IL. +. Howard died
on Friday Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Schoutug
have returned from New York for the win
fer.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

'li' VI t''V i.'''', f'-''IH 'h6HI,N ""7 ,'O
up at the engine house OF the Montphuer
and wells river railroad saturday by D. II.
Learners, lr"NcHnE engineer Oh inc Lima
Ohio This engine i one of the Shoy
patant reared engine, and when in working
order will WEIGH SO GOO mounds. co,tin.,
about SO 600 This engine was ON ryhibi-
ton at the worlds fair and was purchased
by President Sortwcl for the Montpclfer
and Wells River railroad. This Is the ONLY
engine of the kind i'm this part of the state.
There are only 500 of them in. Use vet.
| The first rehearsal of the cperetta TO be
qiyan i'm january hv the styldonts of the
| Union school was held SATURDAY afternoon
at Miss Anna Pbiuncy',. 1t viii be- under
| the direction of Mrs Minnie Marsh. the
vocal teacher.
Mr. Hale of Barre sold the personal
effects of the late William Snow at public
auction ON saturday aftorn Don on Main
street.
Mrs Henry D. Hopkins is sick with tonsi-
llts.
Miss Laura Hopkins IS nearly recovered
from her recent illness.
Miss Iingree, former house keeper at the
Pavilion, has rented the house ON Nam
street owned by MIS-. Charles BAILEY.
Miss Eta thompson OF the Waterman
Office went TO waterbury Centre saturday
to visit friends. She viii 60 from there to
Nait'neld TO spend lhah~'si' ihS win her
The advoucment of Rev Simon r
Blunt Euiscopnl rector at Barre +, the
nrie,thood took the place Of fine REGULAR
inornin., service at Christ church sunday
morniug ,nccial train from Boiro
brn,,oht many from tLa+ Mace Tho cbur,.b
wo, filed to oyerAowine to wines, the inn
nre,sive service The nravcr was read bv
Roy 4 y Lewis of this nloce Rev Mr.,
Woal,. Of Rroodon doIivernd vo,.v i'm
strnrtivo sermon Tho ordaininr Of nriast
Inv RI Rev. Alexander Burpo,s d D IT,.
u bisbon Of Ouiucv IN followed after
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broke out in apartments Of the Randall
block Monday foronoon but by lively work
on the part of the people i'm the street it was
extinguiahcd before serious damage was
done.
WORCESTER.
Ina Kent is visiting in Barre -Eula Con
mar is quite sick.-AIr. and Mrs. Worthing
of Boston are visiting Mrs. Workings
brother /. L. Wheeler. -Flos,ie Buck has
returned from MoT.,yillc where she has
been Attending school-Iho Mite society arc
to have a aociahloot Mrs Browns Saturday,
December .. All are invitcl.-Bichard,
little SON of j. l.. Stone ha- ben quito sick
but is now getting bcttor.-Dr. \. :. Lance
was in Cabot Friday. MARY Abbott finished
a very successful term Of school ON "Hamp-
shire Him. Saturday. She is to return for
the winter tcrm.
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PROCTOR.

George Hewitt, aged IL, met with serious
accident Saturday afternoon. While playing
around the derrick in Conno's rubbing bed
room on the old dock. h got his left hand
drawn through the cogS, almost severing
the second finger between the first and
second Joint His hand othert Use was quite
hndlY inmmel.
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PITTSFIELD.

Several of our young people are to attend
the dancing school at Stockbridge. -Shcr-
man Morse. has rented the hotel in Stock
bridge Mason Rich has had partial
stroke of paralysis and is in critical condi-
ton. DR.. A. j. Ranney is at home from
Dartmouth college He has position in
the Tewksbuy Almshouse, Providence,
X. l.
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JOHNSON.
CADY'S FALLS

Bertha Potter is working for Mr., F.. \.
Dodge in Morrisvile Mis- Efiie Butler Of
Jacksonville wa the guest of Mis-, Cen
eyievr Morgan last Friday and Saturday --
The remains Of Mrs NJ Town. a former
resident but lately of st. Alhans, were
bought here tor burial last Friday Mrs.
Hicks has been ,irl; the past week -Rcy.
r. l.. Nauton of Morrisyillc held services at
the school house last Sunday
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Mr. and Mrs. 4. D. Bragg and Emily B.
johnson visited i'm Waterbury and Burling.
ton last wcek.-The golden wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Smith was
observed at their residence Tuesday evening,
November 81. About 1JG friends were
present and We're served with an excellent
oyster supper The bride wore the real
wedding dress which was beautiful
changcable silk. Among the many valu-
able gifts We're three easy chairs, "A lounge,
gold coins, etc
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Charlr4 Holman is at home from Green
Mountain SEMINARY. 'rhe Congregational
oociahlo was held at Charles Hogc's last
week. -lIowarl Edison will teach school III
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l. OR SALE-Onc good family horse, good dri-
' YER: one good work horse; pair of horses
harnesses; and new set of ~lcds; good team
for hauling logs, must be sold Lyman Gil
bert. EnO~lureh, VI. 92.W'it
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TOR SALE We are the only parties from
/ whom You can buy fresh mined l.ackaWan-
ma Coil by rail from the mines. Elias Lyman
.n1lvit
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. Lewis. who is working in the interest
Of the Sunday school. has preached here
the two last Sundays. Wheeler is
in toWu,-Nrs. Alton Benjamin has returned
from Massachusetts --George Balentine is
engaged to- teach the winter term of school
here. Mr.. y. b. KimOall goes TO More
t1vyu
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One: CENT
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WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advances required.
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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EOU\D Large assortment of japanese and
I American napkins from n cents to 20 cents
per hundred at The Free Press Association.
l1.Nff
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:, OR SAI.2-Sush door and house furnishing
/ shop best location in the state. Inquire of
< =. Alien, It. Adams. vi. 2l,4t
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l. OUNU- Drive Whist score cards tasscls
/ and pencils at the Free Press Association.
2O2in
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OF MA good INVESTMENT. Yours of the
9TH inst, informing me of the maturity Of
my uulicy. Nc. tS.Isi. in your company, and
your readiness TO settle the same. is le"cive' !.
on inform me that have the oution OF five
different ways Of sctt ing my policy, among
which ar the 70 lowing; ] can take in cash
Sl.7u1 or paid-up policy Of $500.
leee results arising from my Sc-year En-
dCWnurut Tuntur policy are a surprise to me,
as he we're unexpected and coutrar to the
re l.ctions OF many hereabouts, VINO soc no
good in lite assurance.
JORDAN SriCY."
The annual premiums on thl, policy for
twenty years amount TO Sl,GI. so; tie cash
render value is. therefore, q return Of all
TIE prca' uulS and interest on the same at the
rate oi ia pc cent per anuuu.
send Your age !Or y lifo investment,
w. #. :. WHITCOMB, GEM Act.
ST Burlington, VI.
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TOR SALE orc hundred acres of heavily
Y timhcrod wood land. situated one mile from
station. an down Grade. for further particulars
address, Mrs. Frances Is. Bradstrcet, Royal
ton. t.. 1S.W jan.
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For ~ALF-Orgnal Judge Mech farm in
J Shclburnc. VT, 400 acres. Belongs now to
to settle estate. Situated near DR.. Wcbh's
Shchurno Farms. \ mile of shore on Lake
Champlain. well watcrcd. Residence of the
late Judge Mech still standing. Address Lee
TRACY. Agent. Shclburne, Vt. ls0d&wtf
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nor SALE-nvcstments in the Equita bic
/ Lite Assurance Society of the L. = see
item under found w. II. :. Whitcomb,
Burlington. Vt. 9wtf
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0Qlantcd.

w ANTED-A good responsible enterprisinG
W agent IN every town in Vermont Tor the
Equii able. w. ii. S. Whitcomb, BurlinGton,
Vt 0.wtf
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Found.

I OUNO can and see Mrs. Rcrlllcy's fine
NO, York Millinery. Milton, VI. 22w,U
OUND six hr-t-class BARRIERS at McNIa-
luu's rs Church ST.. upstairs Customers
are mot Obliged to- wait. 2SO.3t&W1t
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Mr.. l.. l.. Provost has been i'll for few
days.-Mr Mcrricl Am-wurth is very sick
with Ia grippe.-ScLool Director Dwinucn
announce, the following list of teacher, for
the winter: Miss g. d. Leonard in No ),
Ina Bullock in no. ., Clare Pike in No -,
Lee Leonard in No. TO- Carrie White in NO
&. Dora Haskell i'm the Brown district. VIII
Merritt in the Short district aud lncz Cam
ron i'm thu Morse di-tiat-Bev. Lester
Warren will preach at East Calais Doccm-
Der 3.-Jcr0mc Roberts was taken to the
State asylum at Waterbury Monday His
case was of Saint Nhus' dance and slight
iu~autv.-Mr Robert Emery returned
to East Calai, November 2l-Niss NJ Edna
GooloLl is AT homo on a Encntinn.
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For safe.

|. OR SALF-lt0 thoroughbred Yorkshire and
! Berkshire pigs Hard times prices! l.. ;.
Drew, Lake View Farms, Burlington.
2;l6&w2m
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Z. II. Spaldng, one of the mo st promi
nent business men i'll town, passed away
Wednesday afternoon after a long illness
the cause of which is rs Yet unknown. The
burial services We're held from the house
Friday afternoon ut , o'clock, Rev. /. p.
Booth of Mortified officiating. The de
ceased was - years of age and leaves Il
wife and two children.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Miss Mildred Peck is home on vacation,
her school having closed. -Obcr & Parker
are making extensive repairs on both their
mill and house. j. C. Masurc is doing the
work AT noon Monday an earthquake,
heavy enough to move buildings percept-
ibly was felt here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-30

Rev Mr.. Donnel of johnson spent Satur-
day with Rev.{H. c. Howard.-Miss Maggie
Sullivan of this place was married i'll Bur
lington to T.. c. Frcdette, Nov. %, and they
have been stopping III town for several days.
Albert Cornell of New Jersey is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Stephen Cornell. Tho
children at the South church Sunday school
gave an interesting concert Sunday after
noon --Gucrdon Lease has been confined to
the house the past week with an abscess -
Andrew Notemire suffered an attack of
rheumatism of the heart Sunday evening,
and his condition is critical
MOSCOW.
Mrs. Charles Pilsbury has her sister and
family from Lynn, Mass, visiting her-A
party from this village spent Wednesday
evening with their old ncghbor, w. w.
Adams, in Stowe Hollow.-Lcon Page,
while in the employ of Louis Raymond We'd
ncsday. was kicked by horse and injured
intcrnally.-Thcre will be Il dance at the
residence of Charles Griffin Thanksgiving
eve