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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
WEST BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.

Some maple sugar is being made
here but the season bids fair to be but
a poor one.
Several of our young people attended
the spring teachers examination last
Friday
Travelling is difficult, owing to the
mud.
While at work the other Day Henry
l.. StockweIl spilled some hot sap
over one hand, the fingers OF which
were quite badly burned.
Thirty nine of the Academy stnd-
ents and classmates of Robert Dunkiee
enjoyed sugar out yesterday at the
home of the latter's father +. {. Dun
klee on Dunklee hill.
Edgar H. Davenport of Wilmington
has this week completed the purchase
ofsthe octagan house for s. GOO.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Will Fisher Monday evening by bis
friends. Choice refreshments were
served. Mr. Fisher returned to his
studies at Williston seminary. Monday.
Miss Laura Dunk lee returned to New
York Monday after having spent ten
days with her people here. Charles
Dunkee accompanied her TO Spring
field. Mrs. Roscoe Fisher has re-
turned from her visit in Springfield,
Mass. j. j. Ward is suffering from
a severe attack of grip.-Mr. Roberts
moved his family into the Fisher
house Wednesday. Mrs. Thurber is
repairing her house. f. f. Fisher
has made extensive repairs on the in
terror Of his house is also giving it a
cost of paint. Mr.. and Mrs. Gobie
are boarding at Geo. Harris.
The West Brattleboro euchre club
met with II. NJ. Akley last evening,
Frank Martin has hired out to Hen
nv Akley for ia" season. Harvey
Whitaker is in tuHn.-Ed Smith.
who has been away fnr some time, put
in an appearance last week. james
Grover is sugaring in Halifax. -Chas
Butler has been working for Dwight
Goodenough, lately. IL. NJ. Cutting
is home from his visit in Chicago. :.
Mrs William Gould continues r.;
very low.-Luman Clark e. 49, VIZ;
who have been laid up wiz 'no s''f'
are now better.
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and Prescribed by the Abest Physicians
in Every City in America.

memorial to a life Of hard study and
close observation remedy that the
world could not lose today, at any
price
Take advantage OF the remarkable
power Of this greatest Of all remedies
for restoring vigor 10 the blood and
strength to the nervous system. In
these first days of spring one has every
chance for getting well. Don't neg
loct ii.
Paine's celery compound Gains and
equaiaes all the nervous tissues and
induces the body 10 take on solid flesh.
1t purifics the blood, as is so clearly
shown by the rapid clearing OF the
SKIN Of all evidences of bad humors
within. 1t is infallible relief for salt
rheum, eczema, and all blood diseases.
Physicians recognize Paine's celery
compound AS the one scientific spring
remedy. and it is universally prescrib
ed by them wherever there is great
need Of a vigorous and prompr rcstor-
ing of health and strength to the worn.
out system.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.
Continued from 7th page

week. Will Robb came Monday from
the medical college at Baltimore 10
spend his vacation. Nellie Goodrich
day to spend the Easter vacation, with
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Goodrich. =
John G. Fenton of the Stanley cleo
trio works of Pittsfield, Mass, is a
guest at his brothers.. p. j. Fenton's.
Mrs Dennis Calvin and daughter
Mary of Middlebury came Tuesday for
visit with her son. Merchant John
Calvin. Walter Boynton from Hart
ford. Conn, is here for visit with
his family. Mildred Carpenter Of
Bishop Hopkins hall, Burlington, is
spending the Easter vacation with Rev.
and Mrs. ". II. Collins. Madame
Mendon is stopping at the Brooks
house, DR., r. c. Flower and daugh
ter Evangeline, and F. A. Ross OF
Boston have been at the Brooks house
part of the week, leaving today. Inc
doctor has done big business while
here. DR.. c. H. Sholes has been up
from Boston for a day or two this week
having recently returned from trip
to the Pacific coast, combining pleas
ure with looking after Holstein.fri
sian breeding interest, and letter writ
ing under the head of Kcdackjng a
Continent Mrs. Ben Fountain of
Holyoke is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Moses Deyo Mrs. ID. J. Lamson
Cato, n. Y, is here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. jerome Amidon. The sister
of G.. D. Odell aud the mother of Mrs.
Odell are guests at their Central street
home. Lille Booth of Meriden, Conn,
is a guest at Leonard Wits and Mis-.
Slater of Lynn, Mass, at her father s
NJ. J. Dowley s. Prof. }. l.. Harvard
has been in Town this week. Col. j.
\. Lillis Of Rutland greets his many
friends in town for day.
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bard of Braitlebnrn, rs N"''i' huo
IN bohINliie, Mar. ~, Mrs Susan Williams d;
a., ~ y. uariher, Mass. Mar. -. Josie e. NAME
NJ vars; ii monihs-only daughter of prnri;,.
W. Manley Of Bummerston, ''' ''''
IN Hawsonv'lle. Mar. 81. Mrs. Nelson 1obb
~ Nindhan. Mar. 20, Austin w. CIayton :.
years, II months N'"s' oh' D
IN charlestOwn District. Boston Mass NJ
ton. - 'N'''N''A VI winning
aged IS years usn' ihenias,
aged abOnt 20 IS l. STOW +,
= N n.ra;tiehor", Mar. 81, Mary r.. wife Of ORA
~ SeMidhc, Apr. q. Reuben VI. Newton
"a Nnithieid, MINI. March 81. Mr.. nrhclot
n's'h' aged - years, formerly Of MI.
IN sihaiishurN, Feb. 20. Ellen F.. WIN. sy.a
y nrriy of Esper1nr-, \. '''' "a Z" 49,
~ n.eoene, \. IL, Apr. :. Mrs ia mes whi,tlc
his town. - " LOOMS 81
:" io"nshen'i, Mar. -, Slthar Ha>tin-,
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FIVE MINUTES WITH THE NEWS OF
THE COUNTY AND VICINITY.


! Wlndham county now comes forward
smiling with third healer Manley
Rawsop, a Jamaica farmer, formerly a
peddlc.. man past middle age who
lives about midway between jamaica
village and Jacksonville. As usual
cases of rheumatism arc named among
the most remarkable of his cures. He
makes positive claims that he can care
rheumatism, neuralgia, affections of
the head, diseases resulting from colds
including pneumonia, etc, and says he
has practised his healing for a plumber
OF years but has kept ii from TIE pub
lie because of the opposition of his
family.
On complain sworn out dysgrand
Juror b Cannon, Jr, Edgar Philbrick
of Bartonsville was arrested Tuesday
by Chief Thompson, on the charge of
assault and battery and brought to
Bellows Falls .Dr trial He pleaded
r . the charge, and was fined s.
rs ~ amounting to about $40.
rover case over Il log Geo 4
IIoughton Y Geo Bolster came before
Justice + 7 Wheeler at South New
ttn. yesterday. There Is as big con
tcullon owe Il, bat the suit was dis
1 na; i1l ueleetTc service, though
oihcer Metcalf OF Dana followed writ
ten directions of caunsell. B More
for plaintiff, Fits for defendant
There was hearing Yesterday be.
fore Justice + l. Grout OF Jamaica. in
the bastardy case OF Jennie S Shepard. !
son OF Stratton against Leroy s Raw |
son of Jamaica. She lives Just above
West Jamaica and he just below. lie !
vas held in $500 bonds, which W I'll
Barnes furnished for him. Fits for
complainant and Cudworth for Raw |
un
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Where every other remedy has failed
Paine's celery compound has made
people we'll
1t cures disease, 1t has saved the
lives of thousands of sufferers. 1t has
made the weak strong.
Paine's celery compound purities
the blood as nothing else can do: it is
natures brain food it builds up shat
tered nerves; it is prominently the
one great health maker known to med
icine.
First discovered after laborious, stu
dious, scientific research by the ablest
physician America has produced, Prof,
Edward f. Phelps, NJ. D., Ii. d., of
Dartmouth college, it is prescribed and
publicly Endorsed by the best practi-
TONERS in every city of America. 1t
has been so enthusiastically recon-
mended by grateful men and women in
every walk of life that it is today in
every sense the most popular remedy in
the world
1t has proven Itself So easily the
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
BIRTHS.

| In Guilford Center, Apr, . n .on Ies1in H..
win, 70 Mr.; and Mrs Henry W. Carnen,er.
~, IN braitebOro, Apr, 3, n son TO Mr.. ana Mrs
In Bellows Falls, Mar. 20. a daughter n Nv
and Mrs. Charles Morse vi
VI Westminster West, Mar. %, a daughter n
Mr. ana Mrs. Leroy l.. Haselton. ~
OF DIR. and Mrs. j. s. Niles.
IN Mest Wardsboro, Mar. Is. a ito Mrs Eu.
N NNorthheld, Mass, April la daughter toIsfr.
In Nswiane, April |, son to Mr.. and Mrs,
N, In srookteld, Mass, Mar. %, a son TO Mr. and
NJ, IN Jacksonville, Mar, 70, a daughter TO Mr. and
IN Holyokc, Mass, Mar. 81, a daughter. Mir.
chester imam L. WIN
NJ IN wilmington, Apr. 4, a daughter TO Mr.. and
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and keep them we'll, Business men
who are not sleeping Goundly, shol
girls made pale and sickly by long
hours of indoor work, and the count.
less sufferers from dyspepsia, kidney
and liver trouble, need the invigorat
ing effect Of Paine's celery compound
nov that spring, with all its dangers,
is at hand. Its preeminence as a
health maker comes from its cxtraor-
binary powers of supplying appropri
ate nutrment 10 the blood, nerves and
brain.
Just as the great lawyer studies each
one of his cases till he knows it on
every side, and in every possible as
pcct, so Prof Edward f. Phelps, NJ,
d.. Ii. d., Of Dartmouth College,
the discoverer Of Paine's celery com
pound, had studied the nerves in
health and disease, when we'll nour.
ished and when undernourished, in
me1 and women ana children years be
fore he looked for the remedy Paine's
celery compound was the outcome of
his entire professional life \ fitting
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10

'hc Protective grange study Eclub v,iU Joi,
Ihclr next meeting al the banquet hall, April n
Inc constitution of the United States viii be til,
topic of discussion ~ ''''
lne members of Protective grange discussec
.eeains Hnd especially in the spring ,imc nj
tntir last meeting. Visitors from other grange.
were gladly wcIcsmed. The next meeting Ia.
hccn postponed till April 20.
The prayer meeting at the Centre church tb, .
evening VIII begin At 1.4j, and the sunday even.
inE service viii he changed to $50 next sunday.
nus, nus rSNeiunE 10 the summer arrangements
bs '''''NA anu iISlllti
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| Tho Street Railway Co., is hitting
and vanishing Is open cars / rara
tory to the summer business. \.
Morse has the work in charge a. the
car house at West BrattleEoro. Grace
Fales Of Hinsdale is at work for Belle
Emerson in her millinery department
and Lucy Warner of Bernardston,
Mass. in the dresSmaking department.
Patrick Clune, formerly of this place
but for the past few years employed
at Hartford, CT, came Saturday night
and has taken the position of night in
spector for the Boston & Maine rail
road. Archie Stockwell has entered
the employ of +. +. Blood. Joe Nor
man is to be the new coachmau for
Col. L. II. Chase. -Max Fcrgau bp
gone TO Bellows Falls to work.76r C.
Pratt commenced work More Horton
II. Eddy 4 Co yer4fay in Mrs. W.
cammenceAlllinory par /rs. Ed Thorn
r. Nd the employ /oi the Estey
,1fgan WORKS Monday Mr.. kiley has
finished work for cutter Bros, and
returned SaturdaT\o his home in Hat
work at EsE & Co.'S. Blanche
Lawton, forgery in the employ OF
Mrs. WalleZ is dressmaking for Mrs.
Gerry Wazyep. Frank Harris is work
ing at NJ. Brattleboro Retreat
Charlie Rogers has left the employ of
o. 7. Ware and has gone TO Weet
Dummeyston. Matthew McNeigh fin
ished work for f. Z. Dickinson Mon
day. Robert Reed has finished work
as brakeman on the railroad and
goes to Boston, Mass, to work for his
fyfher, and Mrs. Reed will leave for
mat place later Timothy Dugan las
work at the engine - use
Thomas McVeigh has fip;.ned WorK 81, ON
William Ryan. Melien OF GGll-
ford has entered ne employ OF Mrs
Nichols, the
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10

Lena Reed of Green siver is visit.
ing at s. D. Brown, Mrs. J. NJ
Edison has returned frfn Grafton H
A. Prouty and \. ID. lFessendcn were
in Dover last geek ~ business. Geo.
Prouty of Dorer ig the guest of his
brother, Henry PruIty. Merchant +.
+. Young and wife are visiting at
Mrs. ioung's Old home in jamaica.
Mrs. u. Devine, Hrs. John Perry and
daughter Bessn we're in South Vernon
90 attend tie g'Rourke Donovan we'd
ding Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Tatro of
Duamerstnn las been here visiting
f.i,nds this week. Mrs. Chas. Keach
was called igTownsheud Tuesday bv
theillncss a her father. Mr.. Law
rene. -Pe,leyiIolmes and MyropDayis
returned Monday to Saxlons River
r INK Adams and little son William
wcren Grafton few days this al
Vlslt'g friends. John Thomson b.a
returnsl from his visit in Winrbestar
-harIi Ford has returned TO Putpev
AFTER visit III town.-Rey. q ri
Rogers cd wife of Wardsboro spert
part vi We week in tOwn.-Rert Hill
dr''h rrnsncdMonday from few DAYS,
STAY in hoNkiinc. -Abbie Townshcnd
and irleni West Dum,nerston y;s;.
ed at Edwin hunklee's last week :
Mary Brown rs ~sitine in Hips,l,Ia
Lizzie Pierce of Nestn,;ns,a. i.,''
guest of har sister. Mrs r., va lhe .
week.-Mrs.. W. 8 Flar - =, Idst
in Jamaica AZ y al neT
Iienkei vas in Ciareinco and 'J Ro,i.
Falls hst week Arthur u Deilows
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Fittings.

Gen. j. j. Estey was in Bennington
the first of the week to inspect Cog
Miss Marion Farrell will spend
Sunday 10 Bellows Falls. Ethel vii
lard returned yesterday TO her Green
field, Mass, home after few weeks
visit with Mrs. David. Carl Olson OF
Bellows Falls spent Sunday IN town
with his sister, Mrs. John Frederick
son. S, W. Edwards was in Boston
this week on business trip. Frank
Shea spent Sunday in Rutland. Amy
Jones was 10 Bellows Falls briefly this
week. Miss Ida Coleman spent Sun.
day with relatives in White River
Junction. Mrs. DR.. Allen OF st.
Johnsbury was here ovr Sunday, the
guest of Mrs. John +. Hubbard. - Mrs.
John Aher left Tuesday COR Bellows
Falls 10 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Hollahar. which occurred ct tat place
Wednesday morning. NJ. p. Austin
visited in Springfield, and Thompson.
willie Thu week. Rose Judge was up
from Greenfield, Mass. over Sunday. -
VIII Miller formerly employed at "a
Steam laundry, but now Of GreegiioainUn,
spent Sunday in town. Gen iaet
spent few days IN Nortnfl" Nh '"
week visiting j. NJ. BullosSr; IN In
olas lIeaphy spent EasteU a"s - Mr.
parents at Whatelynnbter rctho,
Lcander Thomas and sdaIe tb;s 80.
visited friends in Hast week in New
~ l. Ryan spbury, Conn B c.
iaven ana va Tuesday night from
Austin r. New York. Celia Ingram
ms tr'icwn few days this week. -
was
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ie wheel Gibbs Annual Meeting and
Notes OF this Years Progress.


the annual meeting of the Vermont
| Vince! club was held Tuesday evening
aud thu officers chosen are az follows
Pres, E d Whitney; Vice Pres, "
II Childs; Sec, VI Austin, Jr. Treas.
! I W Richardson: these together with
A ID Wyatt, | l. Dickinson and " II
Bracket comprise the board of gov
ernors: Capt. Geo F. Foster: LIST
Lieut., II l. Elmer; ID Lieut.. W S
Pratt. This was the largest meeting
in the history Of the club and four
resident and two non resident members
we're voted in. The annual reports of
the secretary. treasurer and board of
governors were read and accepted.
The past wear the club opened their
new club house, including roof car.
den, the first one in town: held a sue.
cnssfu road race. a race that ranked
with the best: held 4 banquet in No
yember to celebrate the 10th anniver-
sary OF the founding Of the club, which
vas attended by over 100 members;
held ii whist, billiard and pool tourna-
mcnt gave Il scIics of Ladies nights
and capped the climax with their re-
cent minstrel show. In fact the YEAR
past has been the most successful in |
the history of the club. The member |
ship has increased during the year
from 20 resident aud five non resident
members to l49 resident and If non
resident members. Over CAS- visitors
have registered since July 3 .Sftcr
the meeting, C \ Harris gave a spread
to the members in banquet hall To eel
citrate his winning the first prize in
the hilliard tournament.
--G.ocer Wellss 5. Frost will oct f:
quite a museum together yet, il his
friend Daniel Martin, the wealthy
-anchman of Montana, continues to
send him things This week another
ot Of curios has been received. the /!
landsmest and most valuable of which
ire three pair of huifaloes horns richly
found on the Custer battle J
on the Little Big Horn. But !,
besides there is the skin of the timber i
yolf which is getting rare because of
he government bounty, a petrtiied a
,nee cap of wolf, petrfiied pine knot, a
nj perhaps as any piece of rock
rum Yellowstone Park, a glance at
hitch will explain the name. These
urios are on exhibition at Frost 4 L
roctor's store. ~
y. /. Hawley gave a sugar ca; yes or
.rdav afternoon at the Balestier farm 1
, several friends .in honor of his i
nest. Adirondack Murray.
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M AkltIAGEN,

, IN MaIpode \. H., Mar. %, by Rev. G. Bar,,
Josln Of Walpole "essie
an ~ berhirdsion, Mar. 81, by Rev. c, y. Mc,,i
neiG, SharIes A. Parker to Fanny VI. Kelly. hn, Il
MI, ID East Corinth. Mar 3d. nv Rev. +. w u,,.h
NMniaIu r. Cunningham and Miss Bessie :
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
LOST.

On saturday, Mar. q, 4 vai'la * y
Wyatt's studio and the raliIoa. T.
pin was black, inlaid with telraN.- !.
oblong In shape; being heiT,sL' !,
priced. Anyone iind!ng iac ~ ~ =.
warded. on leaving At W.
or communicating with Etlnl'Ni-
ent, Westminster. VI
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y. :, Houghton is TO move fron,Wesi
rdttleboro to l3 Elliot street. Mrs.
, has. Gould from the NcssehOft
Watercure to the Cutler block, and the
tenement vacated by her is to be taken
by Mrs. herbert Houghtpn. Mis-. \.
ID. Fesserden has moved from the
Wesselhof! Watercure to Pratt block.
Thomas Long has moved from
Spring street to Michael Lilis' on
Elliot street-Miss Bridget Kennedy
and father beak up housekeeping in
Michael Lila house on Elliot street
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
ST.iTE OF VERMONT.

. 90
~ The Probate Court for saii IVY.
persons interested Grect.u- ny
That ut the Probate Court 70 nr WI. /.
bate office in BraltlcborU 10 ,lles y
last Saturday of April 4. ]. '> -.
will decide upon the application o. !. q :.
Guardian OF Alfred +. Ware, W ~
of Brattleboro in said dis,rlf' ~ -
The whole OF the Real Estate u ~, =.
For the reason alleged that ,-.ls.
beneficial TO said Ward for iae i-.s
ing the debts OF said ward an9i WV,
an"e of said funds, If mlr q inter-
wise investing the same Nhe1 y. n
persons interested may appear ~. \,
against granting such license = \, ~
+. ". >GoblAM' 7
2-uI
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pa of the week in Williamsyille. -
Mrs. Olive Hughes is visiting in Putney.
Miss Minnie Hewitt of Putney has
been visiting Mrs. IL. NJ. Wood this
week
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ESTEIVILLE.

p Gresware has moved FROM
Organ street to Elliot street H.
Mann has been in Springfield, Mass,
for a few days. returned THURSDAY.
7. Swank and family, who have been
visiting IN Roxbury, Mass MI
Swank's home, returned Wednesday.
The Advent society Will dedicate
their new church April 70 OF whlch
further notice will be given. Mrs. ".
NJ. Colt has moved into her mouse OIL
Chestnut street. Sam. Miller ma
moved from L. l.. Whitne, on IN
Brook Road. F. +. Head returned 90
Dartmouth Thursday.
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Service, in St Michaels Episcopal ctarch OF
SUNDAY, April 18th, Octave Of Easter YOU ~
IoIy communion, 10 - a a.; morning. .!eI N
sermon II As a m; Sunday school idn osteenis
ing, y m; evening prayer ,,..,,,
There will lie no services at hs Methodis
church next Sunday. eNcrptP Me EpW3ck
League meeting which viii W Y e and
.sCalifornis, obsery atiOns Sfhe sub
lis moral and religious cOn o'dt Unita-
iect of Rev Mr. Leaviu's hs. II
nan church next sundaX nNersalis church
Morning worship atZouT >unda school,
next sunday at the ssI : y 9; T 'sion, :
Has; children's h L. -
nm. An are igrs .eryire 81 Sunda school
Chrisiianls e meeting at y =, r.osP street
al olo-6.ay evening ds- - are
Wedge.
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their home in Estcyville, after spend
ing the winter with their son, F. W.
Putnam. in the Bradley cottage on
North street. VIM. Combs from 6
Brook street to the Doolittle tenement
house on Canal street. Mr. Mixer will
occupy the house vacated by him. =
lnezDodge and Blanche Laughton have
moved from S. Silbey's on Elliot street
to Mrs. Clarence Carpenters on Canal
street. Frank Burnett and wife have
given up their rooms at Geo. (.
Greene's and have Como to house keep
ing in tenement in their house on
Brook street S. II. Mixer from l.. l..
Whitney's 10 Geo e. Greene's house
on Brook street. -Brainard Fay takes
"a tenement in the Watercure. The
Holstein Freisian moves this week
from the third to the second floor in
Hooker block. ~ Mrs. Abbie Dodge
from Sc to 81 South Main street ID.
J. Manning has moved from 81 Canal
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Sick Ones.

MRS. W III. IOWeTh ID out aittI ~
weeks illness with grip. Warner
Spear has resumed work after his
siege with rheumatism Mrs. Jane
Sheldon is out after her recent illness
Geo. Fox has been confined to the
house by an eye trouble all the week. --
Mrs. Frank Brasor is iii with nervous
trouble Mrs. Abbot Stone is now
able to sit up after her recent long III
ness. Lillian Cain is housed with
tonsilitis. Mrs. Martin Dunn is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia. Charlie
Clark vas i'll part of the week with in
hammation of the throat. Little
Helen. daughter 81 Herbert Bruce, has
been very i'll with Group. Owen Fer
ritter of Vernon street ia recovering
from his recent illness. Mrs. II. II.
Crosby is out after her late illness. --
Mrs. Tim Ahcr is quite i'll with neu
ralgia of the chest. Sheriff Il. f..
Gordon has been housed with illness
most of this week. Mrs. John A'Lair,
who has been i'll with inhammator1
rheumatism, Is improving. Mrs. Rrt ,
mis- Game is seriously i'll with .,.tim ,
trouble Little Mary Aher IS u ,s now
of the grin. Maurice Guihee. brlyg
able to get out on crutches ah a BIO
laid up for several weeks ,dant AT fhc
kcn.leg. Sickness is a3ie was INN i
home of Thos. Beers; Nv tbr rcent .
self caught out d,ane 'nt ttnte {
storr, in tbe rnrth,fn part OF NY ,ias !
and from both lset. so that omi n |
feared for a me that the toes this
have to he amputateSSo v ' MrT Beers :
was finally ave absccss. Mrs Laura t
is sick wlth has been very III with 9
HaskTnia is getting better. fMrs. 5. I
Z" knight is down with grip ana n
pneumonia. Say Tidd has d
'eonI II with la grip for a ff weeks but c
low is able TO be at his VIZ again. "
lis son \ rthur was homgfast day on Y