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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-29
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON


The New England Ensor Remedy com
peny, with q proposed capital stock of
$500, 900, has recently been organized here
by a number of capitalists and ssome from
other perts OF the State. A nesting was
held Monday evening and the following olfi-
GERS elected: President, Hon. John V. Car
ney; vice>president, Charles II. yelling;
treasurer l.. f. Abbott secretary, Il. III.
Punor. The directors are the officers, with
4. p. Chi!ds, L. l.. Nichols, A, Il. Cutler,
". a. Bradford and l. L. Gibson. T.. T.
Griswold is local manager and William Muir
ply of South Omaha, Neb., the ter
ritory manager. Il. ". Putnam,
a millionaire resident OF New York, VINO
spends his summers here, has given the
women of the Methodist church $1,000 tow
ard their fund Tor repairs onhe church.
William Conlin, who was being taken to
the work house OF Rutland last Wednesday
to serve out a 40-days' sentence, escaped
from the officer who had charge OF him
while waiting for the train at North Bon
niugton. He made his way to Hooslc Falls,
n. Y, where Officer Nash found him Fri
day and that night landed him safely in
the institution at Rutland. "A campfire was
held Oh the lawn of A. j. Noyes near North
Bennington Friday evening, which was
largely attended by tho comrades Of the
two Grand Army posts hero. The principal
address was made 10y Rev. Mr.. Henry, and
there were speeches from comrades present.
The City band were in attendance. Re-
freshnsnts were served, aud the proceeds
went to the relief fund. Rev. c. II. PECK
of North bennington conducted the services
at the Soldiers Home chapel Sunday after
noon.
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is homo from Oswego. The ladies of the
Congregational church are to give an ice
cream festival at the church on the evening
Of July miss Winnie Bates is home
from Burlington for her summer vacation.
WlLLlSTON.
Mrs. Mary T. Whipple has gone to visit
friends in Illinois. and attend the worlds
far.-Rev. Samuel Bishop and family are
In town for two weeks. --R. f. Brown and
wife started for the worlds fair Monday
Morton Goodrich started for Michigan
Monday. Harry Cole, Henry and Charlle
Burke were in town Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mitchell are in town.
WlNOOSKl.
Mrs. Vaughn of Sandy Hill, N. Y, is in
town, the guest OF her father, A. X. Dun
can.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Chase are rejoicing
over the birth Of son.
Miss Lilia Augusta Bazinet has gone to
Montreal to spend the summer.
Miss Cora Hall has returned home to
spend the summer.
Prof. l.. II. Batchelder Of Hamlin univer-
sity, Sc. Paul, Mimi, an aumnus of Mid
dlebury college, is in town. the guest of
Rev. A. O. Spoor. He is East to attend
tho commencement exercises of Mddlebury
college and to deliver the address before the
associated alumni.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Horton left Monday
for Chicago to attend the worlds fair.
st. Stephens society arc preparing to
hold lawn party at Rev. Father Whitaker s
Monday evening, July 3.
Mr.. Emoiel Sore and Miss Louise Ger
main were married at st. Francis church
Monday morning.
Mr.. George Cauchon and Miss Alphonsine
Niquette were married al st. Francis church
Tuesday morning by Rev. Father Mathews.
A reception was held at the BRIDES parents
Tuesday evening. Numerous and useful
presents we're made by their many friends.
Henry Lavigne and family Of st. Louis
have moved to Wnooski to make their fu
ture home.
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4 race track ct the Thousand Islands
may be one of the features of the near
future The proposed site is five miles be-
low Alexandra Bay, and has a mile Of
river front. Some of the sporting men in
New y ork aud elsewhere want a mile track,
kite shape, laid out on this property and
promise to mako it tho greatest race course
in the country. They will come on and
erect training stables and some of them Will
erect summer cottages if the track is put
through. 1t is probable that an association
may be formed. There il deep water close
to the shore and it will require but little
expense to build docks Tor steamboat land
ing.
Gov. Flower has sienifed his intention
of being present at the opening of the
Adirondack park. He will make an adj
dress on the occasion. Tie date OF the OPEN
ing has not been fixed. The Eeeseyille and
Lake Champlain railroad Will lie extended
to Lake Placid and Saranac lake. W ork
has already begun on the extension.
Harry Sparry of ST. Adams was drowned
in Johnston bay, not far from Osdensburg,
while fishing with two companions. Tha
boat tipped over and all three were thrown
into the water, but the others escaped
The brakes on the express train bound
north and duo at Malone at 5 o'clock Sat-
urday morning failed TO work as the train
was approaching Malone, and the train be-
came unmanageable. On the track a shoru
distance north of Malone was gu engine
awaiting the arrival of the train, which it
was to pull to Montreal. The en- gueer saw
the runaway train, pulled the throttle wide
open and jumped from the cab. The train
struck the tender, which was hurled from
the track. The wild engine was caught
30 miles out Of Malone. No one was ins
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

III. Q. Cooper, who was injured last week
in the mill has been taken 10 tue Massachu-
setts General hospital, Boston. The SUR
geons state that he will fully recover. Mrs.
Rebecca Webster is very low with a tumor
at her home in North Walpole. Frank
Morgan of Burlington is in town. -Ro bert
Keefe is laid up with a broken eg.-A
concrete pavement has been laid on both
sides of Henry street. The most fashioua-
BILE event of tho season occurred Nednes-
day evening in the UnlverSast church, it
being tue nuptials of Mis- Frances yelling
ton and Charles Hopkins OF Somcryille,
Mass.-A Mr. Cox of Rutland is TO manags
Towns hotel and is already in possession.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
READING.

A large number from Fechville attended
the Windsor county ". c. r. L. convene
ton held at Proctorsvi,le last week. The
B. r. c. will hold meeting Saturday even
ing OF this week at 1880 o'clock July
will be celebrated at Fechville. A basket
picnic will he held in Mr. Dwight Ham
mond's maple grove. There will be speak
ing and singing, with fireworks in the even
ing. MIR. Winchester Goddard is now on
the sick list-Mr. and Mrs. c. Brown and
son OF Pomfret ars ut d. Gate's Mrs.
William Engrem and daughter OF Rutland
are at +. G. Person 3. Mrs. Rst and
daughter visiting at Holyolie Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Coolidge of keene, Y.
H., are at L. e. CooidSe's-Rev and Mrs.
Leslie Moore from Massachusetts are at
the Valley house. Miss Mary Watkins, &C
companied by her cousin, Miss Daniels, il
home from Rutland on a vacation.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
A. p Skinner and wife have returned
from New York. Ice cream was served
at the Congregational vestry wednesday
evening.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT,

Mrs. George West and daughter are visit
ing friends at st. Johnsbury. &C. p. Story
has sold his residence on Pleasant street to
j. r. Kirkpatrick for $3.50 c. F.
Branch has returned from weeks visit to
her sister, Mrs. Il. c. Robinson of Island
Pond. Edward Whitcomb has closed his
work in the b. and NJ. office and goes to
take charge of the Ely station.-K. Rich
ardson and son have returned from trip
to Montreal. &C. A. Prouty is taking a
business trip out West and will visit the
worlds fair.-William Kinney is in Mont
real for few days.-The store Of D. r.
Stetson was broke into last Thursday night
and what change there was in the drawer
with some cigars, ETC., are missing. En-
trance was made through a window. T. c.
Raymond has sold the Raymo water
works to Messrs. Kay, Newcomb s. Far
rell, together with 10 acres of land and two
houses. Carl Story has gone to Derby Line
to run his clothing store.-W. +. Turk and
c. F. Ranny, with their party, have re-
turned from the worlds fair after an alb
sence of three weeks. Rev. w. c. Somer-
willie of Coatecooke is in town, tbs guest OF
Theodore Grout.
CRAFTSBURY.
DR.. j. w. Huntoon, George L. Huntoon
and Hon. j. c. Burke of Lowell, Mass., are
guests at the Orleans House. Last week
Wednesday evening, a reception was given
them at Academy hall.-George Cage who
mas been in Washington the past year has re-
turned home. Mrs. A. b. Pike is visiting
friends at Irasburgh.
George Gage has returned from Virginia,
where be has been employed in a hospital
The young people from the Common are
camping at Lake Caspian. A pleasant re-
ception was given at the new Library build
ing in honor of DR.. Huntoon and brother of
Lowell, Mass, former residents of this
town.-The Ladies' Aid will hold lawn
Of II. A. Scott. The w. G. 7. U. ladie.
will hold gospel temperance meeting at
the Collins school house next Sunday, at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
DERBY.
The eldest son of Mrs. Nancy johnson,
aged II years, was drowned last Wednesda y
afternoon in Brownington pond. His body
was recovered. There is prospect of an
average hay crop.-A party of young
people from this place njoyed an excursion
to Willsborough by lake Saturday.-A good
deleg attended the Y. ?. S. c. L. con-
vsntion at West Charleston last week.
ALBANY.
Hon. J. c. Burke of Lowell, Mass, is
spending his vacation in town.-Commun-
ion services were hold at the Congreg ational
church Sunday, Rev. c. Ii. Merrill OF st.
Johnsbury officiating Two united with the
churchill is boy at Fred Watson's.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
PROCTOR.

The second annual graduating exercises
of the Proctor high school were given in the
hall Friday evening before n largo audi
ence. Following is the order OF exercises
Prayer, Rev. H. A. Bgslow; salutatory ad-
dress. John c. Glasson essay, "Energy
and Patience" Cora L. Chatterton; ora
ton. state Help or Self Help" Philip
Henry Greer; recitation, death Bed OF
Benedict Arnold" Lena Helen Rogers;
GRAFTON, 'Why Strikers FAIL" joan c.
GLEASON; CLASH essay, 1.-THE Legacy of Chiv-
airy Elizabeth Martha Donneiiy; valedic-
tory address, Philip Henry Greer; short ad-
dress to the class and presentation of di-
plomas by Col. +. d. Proctor; benediction.
BENSON.
Miss Julia Kellogg, who has been teaching
in Gloversvilc, N. ", is homo for the sum
inson spent the Sabbath here. Rev. c. L.
Hitchcock left Monday for 10 days vaca-
ton in Ohio. The farm of so acres owned
by William skeels, north of the village, has
been sold to Stephen Bishop. -H. NJ South
worth Of Rutland spent Sunday with his
sloter.-Miss Lucy Guernsey of Castleton is
visiting friends in wn.-Niss Fanny Dick
inson closed successful term of school Fri
day with rhetorical exercises She, with
scholars, went to Howard hill Saturday for
picnic. Eugene Potter recently lost a
valuable mare.
CHlTTENDEN.
Ths Chittenden base ball team met the
Rutland club last week, on the grounds of
the latter. defeating them by score of 25
to S-Mrs. A. H. Jones and daughter Of
Boston, Mass, are visiting friends in town.
S. H. Morse has bought the mail route
from Pittsfield to Bethel, and will begin his
duties July 1st.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Mrs H. o. A1tel of Bloomington, Ind,
is at her fathers for the summer. MIR. aud
Mrs. +. w. Hayden and daughter OF Mid
dleborough, Mass., and Miss Kate Clark OF
St. Paul, Mimi, are spending few days in
town. Miss Ella Kibbie is at homo from
Saxtons River.-Miss Laura Kibbie, who
hes been dangerously sick for the past week,
is improving. There as an ice cream
and strawberry festival at the Iodine Spring
House Tuesday evening. Miss Maud Dow
Of Grand Isle Is stopping at the Island
House. Ernest Fresh of Boston was in
town Saturday. Herbert keeler goes this
week to johnson to clerk for Welch ~ Far
ringtor. Charley Landon Of st. Albsns
he's been spending a few days in town.
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hibtion in tho evening john Dryer and
wife from Hinesburgh are in town visiting.
GRANVILLE.
Miss Fannie Hon.y closed her school in
district No. | Friday. john Leonard and
family of Stockbrijge were ut +. i. Mar
tins a day last week. Mr.. win Blair and
wife and Mrs. G. c. Hubbard were in
Montpelier and Barre lost week.
LINCOLN.
DR.. George Caldwell is In town for short
visit. Bert Turney is homs from Brocktou,
Mass, for a two wcsks' vncetion.-V. w.
Morgan and wife started Monday for Chi
cngo. Mr.. and Mrs George Atwood and
Mrs. Hannah Narney have gone to Koese-
ville, Y. V, TO visit relatives. Kara Beers
Of Moniiton is visiting in town.
STARkSsORO.
Elder Noe preached at tho Methodist
church Sunday. Mrs. w. n. Hill is sick. 49,
Belle Bushnell will attend commencement at
Castleton this week. Mrs. William Damn
oils and family Of Massachusetts, are visiting
friends here.
WEY6RlOGE.
The Epworth league will give an leo cream
festival at the Town Hall Friday evening. -
School in district No. 3, closed Monday.
Miss Elmer gave her pupils an entertain
ment AZ her boarding pace in the afternoon
The Town Hall is undergoing thorough
repairs.
ADDISON
Charlie Wilmarth OF New York Is at L.
c. Seegar' s.-B. c. Hayward, wife and
daughter have returned from the Worlds
Fair. The "Sociable' at the Baptist church
Friday evening was c success. A literary
and musical programme was carried out
and ice cream and cake furnished in the yes
try.
EAST MDDLEBURY.
Mrs. Onissia Gilman returned to Boston
last " Wednesday. A number from this place
attended camp meeting st Silver Lake Sun
day.
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JOHNSON ACTS INSANE.


BARRE, June 90. Constable Buchanan
this morning arrested Harry Johnson,
charged with stealing horse end carriage
OF Landlord a. b. Burgess of the Avenus
House, Sunday, June Is. lie hired the
teum to 90 TO Groton aud on bis return
said the horse was i'll taere, and he agreed
to 90 after him to-day, but failed 20 show
up this morning. Reports from Grotou
stated that no such team had been left there.
On this information johnson was locked up
for trial July 10. 1t is thought here that
Johnson is insane, as he has made many
queer transactions recently.
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ford; Bertha NJ. Hubert Bethel; Lizzie L.
Marvin, Ludlow; Eva w. Newell, East
Brookfield; jennie NJ. Peck, Brookfield,
Edith IL. Peck, Brookfield Bertha II.
Sprague, Williamstown; Jennie NJ. Taggart,
Bethel; Genera Wilder, Plymouth; Gertrude
q. Williams, Bethel; Mabel NJ. WolfsoD,
Brookfleld.
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CHLITENDEN COUNTY.

Mr.. D. Trick died juno 10 at the ad-
vanced age Of 49, He had been slowly fail
ing for two weeks He was loved by all
who knew him and will be missed by young
as well as old. He leaves wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Charles Bates. MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Dotorge are rejoicing over the
birth of daughter. Mr.. end AIRS. John
Mayo, who were married recently, started
Tuesday the 20tk for Worcester, Mass,
where they are to make their future home.
Joseph lombard has returned from the
worlds fair. --Mrs Lena Thompson started
the 18th to join her husband in Chicago.
School in district No. - has been closed for
tho season on account OF the serious illness
of Miss Fannie Day, tho teacher. The hot
weather OF the past week has SO parchad
the ground that crops are willing and the
outlook at present is that the hay crop will
be the smallest for many years
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Mrs. T. A, Lunt, with her two dgugh-
tiers -n-law, started Thursday morning for a
carriage drive into New York State, to be
gone week or 10 days.-Rev. Mr.. Miller
went on the midnight train to New Hamp-
shire, where his wife is stopping with her aged
mother, who is quite Ill. --Rcv. Mr.. Bacon
has sister spending her vacation with him.
She is from Connecticut, but has been a
pupil at Smiths college, Northampton,
Mass Our graded school closed very sue
cesstul term Friday. Miss Jnckman was
principal with Mrs. Cora Bates assistant,
Miss Sarah Andrews in tho informed late and
Miss Cora Tarbox primary.
At the seini-annual meeting of the Y p.
S. Z. Z. Monday night these officers were
chosen to serve for the next six months
,,;o
Mrs. f. p. Sawyer; recording secretary,
Miss AIDA Teachout; corresponding score
tary, Mrs. ". s. Tsachout; treasurer,
Claude Hunter.-Miss Lena BrownslI is
home from Burr and Burton seminary,
Manchester, and Miss Lotto Read from
Randolph Normal school. DIR. c. NJ. Ferrin
was in Brattleboro last week DR.. Bling
ham of Burlington was in town Monday
Carlisle +. Fsrrin started Sunday night
for Boston to be gone several days. Key.
l.. r. upper, formerly principal of ESSEX
Classical institute, who ha. been laboring
as missionary in Kentucky, was here
over Sunday and pi, -! IN the evening.
SOUTH Blu .G10".
\ successful term Of in district
| No. 4 dorset street., taught by Mics Maud
! Weeks, closed Thursday with flag raising
/ The exercises consisted OF patriotic songs
and recitations by the scholars, addresses by
Superintendent Kinlball and Almou Wheel
er of the L. V. NJ, reading by Miss Bar
stow and music on the harp by Miss Lulu
Forest. At tue conclusion Of the exercise.
in tho school room the scholars form ed in line
led by Master George Wheeler as drummer
and mar hed out and around the grounds
forming in circle around the flag pole
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ORANGE COUNTY.
WlLLlAMSTOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham Griffin Of Bur-
lington were at G. r. Benedict's two days
last week. -Orren Smith OF Tufts college,
'9G, is at hons on his vacation. i.
Savage has sold his house to w. Grearson
and will move his family to St. Abans.-
Rev. AMI Mrs. j. n. Perrin were called to
Plainfeld Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Psrriu g mother. Charlie Hayward
Jason and jesse Martin attended commence
ment exercises at Randolph Normal school
Friday. Oliver Walker is visiting his sis
ter at Ludlow. "A picnic was planned by
the village school for Friday afternoon, but
owing to the rain exercises were held in the
town hall.
Nelson Capron of Rhodes Iowa, who Wis
tied here last summer, is again in town. He
is accompanied by his youngest brother,
Benjamin Caprou of Boone Iowa. They
are at John Perry s.-Miss Newton Of Geor
gia is at Ralph Dtty's for few days
Mrs. McAlister went to st. Johnsbury on
Monday, where she will work for the pres
ent.-Parties are in town surveying a rail-
road route to the quarries. Clayton Ditty
is home for the summer vacation. Mrs. r.
w. Demerritt has been spending few days
at her sons in Waterbury.
WEST RANDOLPH.
l. H. Chadwick, clerk in the American
Express office, is away on a weeks vaoa-
tion.-W. p. Abbott, Carroll Flint and w.
I. Sparhawk graduate at Dartmouth this
week. -Lucina Saxton from Mount Holyoks
college and Florence Brooks from Wellesley
are home.-G. L. Mann goes to the noun
tains this week to act as clerk in the Good
now House. -Clarencs Moulton and wife
are in New York.
RANDOLPH.
The graduating exercises Of the Randolph
State Normal school occurred Friday morn
ing, june % The following il The list CT
graduates Mary a. Burbank, Chelsea; Jes-
sic NJ. Butler, Waterbury; Annie b Camp
East Randolph Florence V. Cilley, Ply
mouth; Anna II. Conner, Wiliiston; Marie
q. Conner, Williston; May NJ. doubleday,
North Sherburns; Nellie L. Harry, West
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HAROWlCK.

Rev. Mr. Tyler, returned missionary
from Africa, preached at the Congregation
al church last Sunday.-Miss Achsa Allen
OF St. Johnsbury was the guest OF Miss Ola
johnson last week. The annual grange
picnic was held last Saturday at MIR. Cooks
in Greensboro.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE


Miss Lizzie Wright has begun work for
the w. H. Stiles company as bookkeeper. -
Jessie, wife of Homer Rushnor, aged 10
years, died June 20.
FLETCHER.
George w. Lee and his two boys, Harry
and Artie came from Bondsville, Mass.
last Saturday to visit his father, l.. c. Lee,
DIR. Lee returning Monday. The boys will
live with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Hunt.-Mss
Edith Kinsley is at home from Wilistou for
a two weeks vacation. Clifton Scott is at
home from Burlington for few days.
Miss Luna Prouty returned to Swanton
Monday. Davis has finished work
for Druggist Brush of Cambridge and is at
work for G. F. Corse. -Miss Nellie Boyd of
Cambridge is guest Of Mrs. G. NJ. Scott
for a few days.
FAIRFAX.
Rev. G. G.. Brigham returned from West
field, Mass. last week. j. f. Goodali
OF Essex Junction is visiting here. w. IL.
Scott and wife of Cambridge visited Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer Farnsworth last week -
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Richardson of Cam
bridge, H., are visiting in town.-C. NJ
Beeman returned from Burlington the ed
Henry Lock broke his arm the 22d. The
young people Of the Baptist church gave a
reception to their pastor the goth on F. w.
Shepardson's lawn, which was attended by
about 200 Refreshments were served in
the town hail.
BAKERSFIELD.
Many farmers are complaining that the
apple crop will be failure. The friends of
the Bakersfield cornet band are erecting a
hama stand in the park for Its use. ALL ar
rangements are now made for grand cell
ebration here July t. n. NJ. Pratt is to be
orator OF the day. There will be repre-
sentstion OF every State, Territory and dis
trict by the young ladies of the town, sew
eral races a game Of ball, band in at
tendance, and grand display of frswork.
In the evening,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
NoTEsAND GOSSIP OF DorNGSlN TIE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The winooski Valley, Villages MP North,
Along Otter Creek and by tho Shores
efwhite River Covered by Special Re-
portcrs.
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NORTH EAYSTON.

NJ. r. Purer from Montreal is visiting
friends here. The Sunday school have re-
ceivsd their books for their library. Mrs.
Luna Howe was chosen librarian. Michael
Rafter died at p. McCarty's with tumor
In the stomach.
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PLAIN FIELD.

Mrs. S. B. Gale died Wednesday last.
Funeral at her late residence Thursday,
Rev. Mr. Williams officiating Schools
close in town Friday, all schools uniting t
the village in their closing exercises Ira
Bullock died suddenly at his home Satur e.
day night. Rev. S. A. Parker preached at
the L niversslst church Sunday, Rev. H. T.
Iesh preaching at East and North Montpe
liar
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Miss Lizzie Wright has begun work for
the w. II. Stiles company as bookkeeper. -
Jessie, wife of Homer Rushnor, aged 10
years. died June 90.