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STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court
HARTFORD DISTRICT s. held al Woodstock
within and for said District the 7th day OF Nov.
1884. Present. T. o. Seayer Judge
Whereas Irving g. Barrows. Admir-. OF the estate.
OF Laura Curtis late Of Roysiton in said dist'ct de-
ceased. ntestate proposes rendering an account of
his administration OF said estate and presenting his
account against said estate for allowance at 4
session OF said Court 10 be held the probate Office
in Woodstock, IN the said District the th day OF
November A. D.. 1894.
And whereas said court has assigned said time aud
place for the settlement OF said account and for
decree OF the residue OF said 10 the lers of
said deceased and ordered that public notice thereof
be given TO all persons interested In said estate by
publishing copy OF the record Of this order three
weeks succe~siveN. efious TO the DAY assigned as
Aforesaid in the White River Herald a newspaper
published al Rnyalton in the Courfy -
Windsor in the state Of Vermont.
Therefore. All persons concerned in said estate
notified to appear at the Probate Office In Wood
stock. IN said District. on the day assigued as
aforesaid then and there to contest the allowance OF
said account IL they and establish their
rights heirs. leatees and lawful claimants OF said
residue
A true record, attest. @o2
\. }. sEAVER. Register
A true copy ofrecord. T. Q. sEAvER. Judge
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F. D.Ladd was in Boston last week buy
ing new goods.
5ee the new silversare and jewelry at
L4dd d BIodgett's.
Mrs. A. Griswold has rented and moved
into the north rooms of w. j. Blodgett's
residence.
union gospel service was held at the
Fhst church Sunday evening and was
largely attended.
! Mrs. CHI. Morse has gone to Albany, VT,
70 visit her parents and will remain over
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Arthur Flint has finished work at North
held ana has Deen visiting his brother in-
law, w. j. Bloogett, for few days.
Mrs. Nancy Morse returned Monday
from Barre, where she bad been visiting
her sons. Henry Freeman, her grandson,
returned with her.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on next Monday evening, at the residence
OF MIR. and Mrs. Marcus Peck. of their
daughter, Marcia, to Merton Griswold.
Schools Nos. and closed last Friday.
The scholars in No. who had no marks
against their names were Bertie Fullam,
Clarence Tracy and George Stevens. Miss
Kate Odds, teacher OF No. Z, has returned
to her home in Norwich.
Aunt Jerusha Dow" will exhibit her
'Family Album" at an entertainment
given By the 3. p S. Z. Elm the "a Cong'l
church Tuesday evening, Nov. p. he
l1eshments Will be served. Admission, 10
cents. Come and see the pictures.
The trial OF Mrs. Hall vs.. Carver Greene
for the recovery Of the deed of her place
has been taken out of arbitration ana put
into regular coult. The case began anew
Tuesday, with Lawyer Gofden OF Mont
pelier for plaintiff, and Lawyer Boyden OF
Randolph for the defendent.
Dea u. A. Clark, while walking upon
the icy walk in the village the other uay,
fell and bruised himself badly. He was
unable to rise without help, and 1t was
thought at first That he had fractured his
hip; but subsequent examination proved
thai his injuries were not so severe and he
is now doing well.
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Mrs. VIM Farnsworth is on the sick lis5.
Vernon Foster is boarding at {. E.
Powers
e. F. Claflin is With his daughter, Mrs.
Harris Bliss.
John Hutchinson is trying to organize a
singing school at 5noSsville.
the butcher has begun his annual round
OF Strengthening for the farmers.
Charles Loomis, who is suffering from
muscular rheumatism, is improving some
what.
Mrs. Mary Drury OF West Randolph is
spending few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. ira HARDWOOD.
Rev. WmIVater preached in East Brook
field last Sunday afternoon, but not in ex-
change, as reported last week.
g. III. Glidden attended the White River
Good Templars' union which was held
with Bishop lodge OF STAFFORD last Friday,
Nov. Is.
Walter Archer has proven himself to be
the champion trapper OF this town this
fall, having trapped about 20 foxes, half
dozen crows and several cats.
Mrs. Carrie Coleman of West Randolph
has been engaged to teach in the Ira Mann
district and will commence her labors the
Monday after Thanksgiving.
REV. Seward Robson OF West Randolph
preached his last sermon for this season at
the Baptist church Sunday. There will be
no service during the winter months.
George d MIDGET. who has been en-
plOyed in the Bethel shoe shop during the
past few months, has finished his labors
there and once more returned to town.
Earl Powers has returned from three
weeks trip to Massachusetts, Brattleboro
and Bellows Falls, where he has been TO
visit his three sisters and other friends.
There will be a chicken pie supper at F.
II. Cleveland's, "Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF the Peth Sunday school. All
come and get your appetites up for Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Louisa Howard, widow OF the late
Jeptha Howard, a former resident of this
town, died at the residence of Orlando
Thayer OF Roxbury, where she had been
living for some time.
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A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clark, Nov. 10.
The school vacation lasts until the first
Monday in December.
Miss Minnie Allen is spending this
week with Fitchburgh, Mass, friends.
Mr.. X. Sleeper OF Manchester, n. has
been a guest OF S. +. Cilley the past week
The Local Crusade band OF Cavendish is
to hold meetings at the north village this
week.
Mrs. Cornelia A. Flanders, who spent the
past week with friends in town, returned
to her home in Rutland, Monday.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt, Monday, went
to the Mary Hitchcock hospital in Han
over, to have her face operated upon.
d. P. Grant and A. p. Salter were cap
sized near +. J. Clark's, Saturday evening,
while on their way to grange meeting.
F. j. Clark has organized an orchestra.
He plays LIST violin, Arthur Folsom clar-
met, Bert Brown, cornet, and Charley
French, bass viol.
The boys are preparing to do large
millinery business at the sociable Friday
evening. Huge effects will be produced
and useless old scolds will be given sooty
compliments.
Edwin Fuller lost good horse Saturday
night. He drove from Kings sheds to the
east side OF the street against NJ. +. Kings
house and in the darkness ran into a car
riage going north. His shafts were broken
and one shaft was driven into the
body of his horse fourteen inches, pene-
trating its lungs and liver and causing its
death after alfew hours.
About 100 of the friends OF Misses
Gertrude sndgGrace, twin daughters OF
Ora and Imogene Goodale, helped them
to celebrate their eighteenth birthday.
The evening was pleasantly spent, and
many gifts were presented, among them
being a gold neck chain for each, silver
ware from Washington, ID. c., Boston and
other places, and two birthday cakes.
Worthy friends in many ways expires sed
their best wishes to the young ladies',
whose many excelleneies make them an
honor to any town.
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os CONFEDERATE GRAVES
Flowers Were "laced by Boys In Blus
From the Green Mountain State.

Flowers Were Placed by Boys In Blus
From the Green Mountain state.
richmond, Nov l6.-Filty lalics and
ysn lcnen, hailing from Connecticut, ar
lived in Richmond last night returning
nome from New Berne, ~ c., where they
had been to dedicate monument to the
memory of the 100 or more members of
the Fifteenth regiment, Connecticut vol
unteers, who persisted in that city during
the yellow fever epidemic of 1864, during
Me civil war.
Upon reaching Richmond, the visitors,
most of whom were survivors of the regi.
flent named, were taken in tow by mum.
Der of Confederate veterans. and with
members of these organizations will visit
the historic points of interest about Rich
mond, especially the battlefelds.
An incident in connection with the
New Berne unwilling was the donation by
the ladies of that city of profusion OF
flowers for the exercises and the DISPOSE
ton made of them by the Connecticut vet.
Grams Half Of the flowers were taken to
the cemetery by the old federal soldiers
and placed upon the graves Of depar ed
Contederates
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Normal Notes.

Miss Clio Tarbell returned from her
school in Worcester, Friday.
The Normal closes next Tuesday p. M,
for the Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Grace Stone, '92, went last week to
Cambridge, Mass, to attend DR.. Sargent's
school for physical culture.
Miss Maud Hebard closed her school in
the brick schoolhouse Friday evening
with an exhibition which was enjoyed by
full house.
Clarence Wood, 81, and Miss Mary
Tracy, 1913, were IN school Tuesday. Other
recent visitors were Miss Willoughby Of
Thetford and Miss Williamson, 81, OF
Hartford.
The following problem is suggested for
the use of the mental arithmetic classes;
"If the boys in one day catch one owl how
long will II take the same number OF boys
to catch the mumpsgn
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Union Village.

II. f. Kendall and Leon spent Sunday in
STAFFORD.
w. II. Clogston spent few days at the
Capitol last week.
George Pixley will spend the winter in
the home OF M. S. Pierce.
There will be singing school in Col !.
burns hall tomorrow evening.
The L. T. l.. will meet with Miss Hattie
Barrett next Saturday afternoon.
J.Clogston and son OF Fair Haven Conn,
were guests OF w. H. Clogston recently.
Mrs. Freeman Wilmot Is seriously i'll,
and is attended by DR.. Frost OF Hanover.
Mrs. Tx. Plaisdell spent few days last
week with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Kibling,
In West Lebanon.
Mrs. l.. q. Ellis and daughter returned
from Manchester, n. H., Saturday, where
they have been visiting Mrs. C.C.Hutchin-
son.
Miss Harriet Gleason has gone to Thet-
ford Center where she will spend the win
ter in the home OF her brother, Hon. 5. NJ.
Gleason.
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Mrs. Ella Roys is on the sick list.
Mrs. Seth Rich visited in. Randolph last
week.
Mrs. Nellie.Ellis is visiting in Pitts
field.
M.F. Chase from Montpelier was in
town Moncay.
Miss Bessie Morrill, visited at Charles
Howe's recently.
Eight hundred trout weres.sent North
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Austin Brighamlvisited stlMrs. E.
p. Beams last week.
Miss Myrai Butterfield returned to her
school in Duxbury, Saturday.
Miss winifred Hazen returns to her
home in West Hartford to-day.
Charles Ellis. is sick with pneumonia
and is under the care of DR.. Fletcher.
Horace,Bailey, the new fish commits
siouer, and {. {. Warren, the ex-commis-
sioner, visited the hatchery last Friday.
There will be masquerade promenade
concert at the townhall under the auspices
of the Y. PC. L. on Thanksgiving eve.
An oyster supper will be served at eleven,
after which those who wish may dance.
The music will be furnished by Chase,s
orchestra. Masks will be on sale at Nellie
lsllis's. Everyone is invited to mask.
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south Randolph.

Miss Myrtle Clifford is suffering with a
painful felon on her thumb.
Ii. NJ. Smith, who is nearly 81 years OF
age, is very feeble, as is his wife. Their
daughter, Mrs. S. H. Brooks, is with
them.
ture in Grange hall on the evening OF
Dec. 5th. He is said to be very enter
tanning speaker, and il is hoped that he
may have a houseful sof hearers.
The concert given in Grange hall by the
Ideal Male Quartette Of West Randolph,
assisted by Miss Carrie Haufier, soprano,
and Miss Lizzie Adams, organist, was
very entertaining. The audience was
very enthusiastic in its applause. Miss
Haufier is a very sweet singer indeed.
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Fred Paul is home from Lebanon for a
few days.
w. e. Gilman was in White River juno
ton, Sunday.
Miss Addie Kelley of Bradford is stop
ping with her aunt, Mrs. George Kimball.
John Dudley OF Hanover, n. r., was at
his sons, Ed II. Dudley, for few DAYS
last week.
The supper given by the Willing Work
ers at Mrs. George Kimball's last week
Friday was well attended and the receipts
amounted to 1920.
ID. G. MICH. Bigelow OF Brookfield paid
his annual visit to Jackson lodge, No. 60,
F. d A. NJ, last week. After the meet
ing, the lodge was called from labor to re-
treatments and repaired to the hotel,
where Landlord Gilman served banquet.
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East Randolph.

Walter Clifford is working in Barre.
George Dearing.a and family .visitei In
Bethel last week.
L. A. Edison took load OF onions to
Chelsea grocers last week.
Miss Sadie WilIoug hby of Thetford has
been visiting friends IN town.
WI. Goss of Chelsea takes the Damon
farm December LIST, so it is reported.
Arthur Robinson's little child was
under the care of DR.. Russlow few days
last week.
These are the days when raids are made
on poultry yards that Bostonians may
give thanks.
Farmers have now a chance to resume
fall work which was interrupted by the
young winter.
"Lish" Giles came down with the cigars
according TO the most approved custom,
after the wedding.
Mrs. Fred Granger OF Randolph, Mass,
visited at the home OF her father, Noah
Granger, last week.
As the result of days hunt recently,
w. c. Howard brought in a fox, coon,
hedgehog and partridge.
Bishop Hal is expected to ofticiate at
Grace church next Sunday afternoon.
The many who have heard him before will
be pleased TO hear him again.
Tue school exhibition Friday evening
drew larger audience than could be well
accommodated in the schoolroom. A
public hall for such occasions is one OF
The needs OF this village. The pupils had
their selections well committed and all
went smoothly. Many OF the selections
were excellent and the singing was
pleasing feature. A. the close OF the exer-
cises, Harley Ho.dens pupils made him q
nice present.
Have bought new board sawmili to
replace the old one in my mill. II is
larger thaa the old Que, has an iron
frame, an is a Lane mill with all the
latest i'm Dt1v smsn.s Believing that logs
are ma lie | 10 til 3 dirt m prs than is necss-
sary AID KnJSlng that batter WORK can
be done on clean logs, shall make IT an
obj set for psopls to keep Jdsm clean by
charging 80 cents per NJ. less for saving
clean tntn dirty logs.
Plenty of boiled cider and sweet jelly
on nand. Dix j. CAMP.
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GaNsviIIe.

Mr.. Eubert has moved to farm on
South Hill.
School closed Friday with exercises in
the afternoon.
Mr.. Douglass occupies the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Eubar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin Of Pittsfield
were in town last week.
Frank Thayer has moved his stock to
his farm on Stony Brook
The members Of the Christian Union are
preparing a drama to be presented soon.
Quarterly meeting service will be held
in the NJ. Z. church next Sunday after
noon. Rev. J. ID. Beeman will be present.
MIR. Edgar Parkhurst and Mrs. Osgood
Of South Royalton were in town Sunday
to attend the funeral of. Mrs. e. G.Spauld-
ing.
Mrs. Elbridge Spaulding died early Sat
urday morning after long and painful
illness. The bereaved family shave the
sympathy of all. The service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Walter Dole.
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The undersigned. having been appoinfesihv the Hon
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford commits
sioners. 10 receive examine and adjust an claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate OF IO-
rette Nor late OF Rochester in said District de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited In offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for The purpos-
Is Aforesaid. at the Office Of F. n Edgeron in Roch-
the LIST day Of December and 18th day 0fJan
next ron D. M. until
O'Clock, D. OF said days aud that six months from
the 10Th day OF July A. D. ses the time limited BY
said Court for said creditors present their claims
TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Roch ester this l3fh dAv Of Noyemher
A. D.ls94.
GARDNER l. cHAFFEEt CommissIon-
20e7 II. NJ. kINSMAN ers
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sharon.

DIR. f. M.Baxter and wife have returned
TO Boston.
+. T. Hart aud wife spent Saturday and
Sunday in town.
Charles Mosher has purchased the David
Moore farm I'm Hartford.
Mr.. Wilcox and wife have moved into
the s.Seven Nation house."
George Varnum has purchased and
moved onto the farm formerly owned by
MIR. Wilcox.
NJ. &. Noyes has taken possession OF the
farm purchased of George Varnum and is
doing some repairing.
Charles Mosher and family move to
Hartford this week, where Mr.. Mosher has
opened a meat market and grocery store.
Theodore Newcome and family of Bos-
ton have moved onto the place owned by
Albert Mosher. Mr.. Mosher is to board
with them.
Seventeen Good Templars from this
lodge attended the union at STAFFORD. All
report good meeting. The next union is
to be held here in February.
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Mrs. E. Norton is very i'll.

Mrs. E. Norton is very i'll.
Heman Reynolds is at work in Bethel.
Marion c. Hatch vent to Hanover, Sat-
urday.
Curtis Barrett OF Cleveland, o., was
here Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Preston visited friends in
Pompa last week.
Miss Della Ross has returned from her
trip to Massachusetts.
Will Glenn OF Baltimore was the guest
OF s. F. Frary last week.
David E. Paine sold his steers to Mr..
Snow of Pomfret, for s120.
10. Clogston and son, Walter, left here
Friday for New Haven, Conn.
w. F. Scribner and Harry A. Hoyt are
petit jurors for this term of court.
Addie Reynolds left Saturday for short
visit at her brother Willis in Belmont, N.
II.
Edith Preston commenced winter term
OF school in the ID. K. White district, Mon
day.
Marion c Hatch has been chosen libra
rian at the Harris library for the ensuing
year.
R.A.Lyon has recently purchased farm
near Chelsea village, know as the Pierce
farm.
Mrs. r. G. Kellogg of West Randolph
has been here visiting her niece, Mrs. Chas.
Clark.
Stephen Chase and friend Mr. Hopkins,
OF the junior class in Dartmouth were
here Friday.
Alanson G.Smith, Jr., arrived here from
State Line, Miss, Friday, spending but
one day in town.
A trapper in the south part Of the town,
in fifteen DAYS, caught fourteen foXes,eight
skunks, five coons and two minks.
Miss Emma f. Cobb Of Derby Line was
the guest of her uncle, y. b. Cobb, last
week, leaving on Saturday for Hanover, n.
H., en- route TO Boston.
Mr.. Gardner OF Pawtucket, r. l., arrived
Friday, and has leased the A. q. Smith
farm for five years. He will move his fami.
ly here ana take possession at once.
The school in the Old City, taught by
Miss Maria Pixley, closed Friday, Nov. 8.
Scholars having no marks were Blanche
and Glenwood Titus and Clyde Hayes.
Misses Maud Emerson OF North Thet-
ford, Mariory Gary and Jennie McDuffer
OF Thetford Hill have been the guests of
Kate and Gertie Walker for several days.
Albert X. Kittridge OF So. STAFFORD and
Mrs. Ida Prescott were married by Rev. A.
p. Cook at the home of the bride, Nov. u,
leaving Immediately for New York city.
Mrs. Belle Brown died Sunday, Nov. II,
of heart failure. Her funeral was attend
ed by Rev. J.. q. Lord at her late home on
Tuesday. She left one son and a daugh-
ter.
The Almagacen club has subscribed for
Harper's Monthly, Harper's Weekly, Har-
per's Bazaar, the Cosmopolitan, Scribner's,
Romance, Ladies' Home Journal and the
Century for the coming year.
Friday was a fine Indian summer day in
which Bishop lodge OF Good Templars
greeted representatives from Ernest lodge
OF w hite River Junction, Olcott of Olcott,
Sharon OF Sharon, Royal OF TunDridge,
Wide-awake of Braintree, and Arcadia OF
West Randolph, bidding them welcome to
the union. The evening session was bright
and entertaining, with well-chosen selec-
tions from Miss Gould, the elocutionist,
interspersed with vocal and instrumental
music. The next union is to be held in
Sharon in three months.
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East Thetford.

Frank Jewell is at work for Holton.
Mary Conant is in Greenfield, Mass.
NJ. Breck is visiting at Pushee's for
awhile.
Mr. Turner had a car load OF cattle come
from the north recently.
Mrs. Clafiin has been visiting at her IA
theirs in STAFFORD recently.
Fred Slack had an auction last Thursday
and sold his personal property.
A meeting was held Sunday evening at
Mr.. Pressey's, and another will be held in
two weeks at Emerson's.
Barrett's new store has opened with
large line OF boots and shoes and other
things too numerous to mention.
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East Bethel.

John Booth contemplates building new
gristmill in the near future.
Mrs. Charles Fay of Royalton recently
visited her sister, Mrs. n. Fowler, who is
very i'll.
The third entertainment in the lecture
course will be by Rev. MIR. Tucker of Brad
ford, Dec. 5.
The entertainment given by the. Ideal
Male Quartet OF West Randolph at Grange
hall Wednesday evening was a success,
pleasing full house.
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Mrs. John Walker is very poorly.
The farm trade between Allen and Burn
ham has fallen through
Ed Horton has gone to Plymouth to
work in a strecher mill for the winter.
Marvin Unwin has gone to Ammi Fol-
letts in Sharon to work during the vim
ter.
j. Cowdery entertained quite company
at his new home Thursday evening OF last
week.
There was quarterly meeting service at
the M. e. church last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Roberts preached.
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w. A. Mcclure, well-known citizen OF
Mckay, o., is of the opinion that there is
nothing so good for children troubled
with colds or Group as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. He has used it in his fam
lily for several years with the best results
and always keeps a bottle of it in the
house. After having Ia grippe, he was
used other remedies without benefit and
then concluded to try the children's medi-
cine, and to bis delight it soon effected a
permanent cure 8 and 50-cent bottles for
sale by NJ. j. Sargent & Son, and E. z.
Evans & Co.
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I.ittsheld.

Mrs. Sarah Ranney is sick.
John Austin was in Bethel a day last
week.
DR.. w. d.. Huntington was. in town Sat
urday.
Jim Wilson of Bethel was liBltown a
day last week.
E. H. Edgerton of Rochester was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Lewis died Nov. 10. she
was 80 years OF age.
c. A. Beckwith and E. B.iBaker were in
Rochester, Monday.
Theodore Baldwin from Washington,
d. c., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ethan
Allen.
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The undersigned, having been appointed By ne
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of RandolDh
Commissioners. 10 receive. examine and adjust An
claims and demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate
Of Roswell : Nichols late Of Brookfeld in said Dist
deceased and all claims exhibited in Offset fhereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid. 81 the residence Of c. $ Williams in
BroOkheld on the y % day Of Jan. and q II iay
Man next from 10 O'Clock. until O'Clock PM on
said DAYS and that SIX from the 9th av u OCT
1874 X the time miti BY said Court for said cresIft
or to present their claims for examination and
allowance. Dated At Bruokfeld this 81 = day Of
Nov A. ID. 1884.
C.S. WILLIANst Com
2eo2 H.C. COLT I missi0bsrs.
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Joseph Burke, the stage driver, is failing.
The school in South Hollow, taught by
Cora Maynard, Gle sed Nov. Is.
school at the lower village closed Nov.
10. Number Of scholars, Il; average at
tendance, 10 IL. The five standing the
highest in scholarship were Bessie Hub
bard, 100; Katie Lull, IS; Abbie Hubbard,
9S; Mary Briggs, 81; Hattie Martin, 81.
bessie and Abbie Hubbard, Katie Lull and
Hattie Martin were neither absent nor
tardy during the spring and fall terms.
EVA FREEMAN, Teacher.