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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16
A SNAPPY ENDING
or National Republican League OF
Clubs Convention.
BOWLING CHOSEN SECRETARY

liner some Envidious Remarks AboHt
Governor Tanner by an IrAsolbls MT
nOls DsisEats-SIinnssOtA Man Wins
WIN Hands DOwn-ConysAtioA At
tsmpis TO Reverse tho cOmmlttSs's ss-
lection or Omaha for the Next Meeting
ofths Lsagus-Aner TamultuouI Dl-
version in Favor ofBaltimors the csm-
nll,tss Is sustAinod.
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leaves the miners dependent upon the
fruits OF forage and charity. In one or
two agricultural communities, where
the miners are on strike, the farmers
have invited the strikers to organize a
committee and send them with wag-
on into the surrounding country TO So
llcit rather than eonfiseate supplies.
The strikers are taking full advantage
OF the invitation.
Quiet relgned to-day throughout the
Pittsburgh district, a truce seeming to
prevail, pending the outcome OF the
peace negotiations
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LET 'EM COMBINE.
An Offensive Alliance Against the
United States
BY SPANIARDS AND JAPANESE.
Rumor Confirmed by the Ameri'
can Embassy at Paris,
WHICH MAKES IT INTERESTING

In tho Light of the Senate cOMmittss'S
Action ON Hawaiian Trsaty-Ths Two
Powsra Have Pooled Their Issues for the
Mutual Protection or cuba and Sand
wieh Islands I'm the Event of Any Ao-
lively Aggressive Move on the Part Of
This country-John Hall In = RHRovsr
secretary shsrman's Letter on the seal
Question.
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LITTLE cRRDEEcE
Placed In the Statement by Officials or the
State Department.


State Department..
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 15.-Lit-
lie eredence is placed in Official circles
here in the statement that the Spanish
and the Japanese governments have
entered into an offensive alliance
against the United States for the mu-
tual protection of Cuba and Hawaii. In
deed, SO far as could be learned tonight
no Intlnatiou of such an agreement has
even reached the state department.
Secretary Sherman was indlsposed
when reporter called at his house in
regard to the matter. but Mr.. Day, as
sistant secretary, discredlted the report,
and regarded 1t as too improbable to
discuss. "The state department has no
Information concerning the reported al
lance" he said, "and don't believe
there is any foundation for the state
ment that one has been entered into"
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PITTSBURGH, July lb'--Aeeordlns 70
the monuary reports of the Pittsburgh
bureau OF health. finished to-day there
wero more deaths In the city during the
week ending July 10 than was ever
known. In thc goven days there were
lSs deaths, OF which 80 We're unucr s,',,.' g,v
year OF aee. Dlarrhoca caused O. loIO
seven deaths, Bunstroke eleven, cno'u'~
morbus four and convulsons WeNo'
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LONDON. July i6,-llmmn symonds,
tho vito of dn engine ttttcr cut tho
lhroalu Of her four young children and
then hor own, last night. svnnnda no.
turned home about o'clock this morn.
lng, aud na hc entered his bedroom ho
stumbled over the bodies ot two OF hig
children. dead, ana found hla wife and
the others dying Mira aymunda, after
period Of absilnanco, broke the pledge
ON diamond jubilee day aud had been
drinking heavily ever Aimee.
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slilIon PnolfIo Rall,rnr,.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Paciflc rail-
way affairs occupied the attention Of the
senate throughout and the Harris reso-
luton relating to the pending judicial
proceedings against the Union Pacific
road finally went over until tomorrow.
Early in the day Senators Stewart and
White indulged in sharp personalities in
connection with the contest over the San
Pedro. California, deep water harbor.
The Joint resolution was parsed accept
ing the invitation of France 10 partici-
pate in the Paris exposltion.of 1900.
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HARRISBURG. Pa, July i6.--Among
the bills approved by tho governor to-
day we're tho followlngi Creating u
state bureau Of MINING In connection
with the department Of Internal Affairs,
Authorizing the tranafcr OF Wholesale or
retail llquOr licenses from one person to
another and from one place to another.
Providing Tor tho Weighing OF conl 40
il oomns from the miners and before
anVnnuiuF
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IN nnn.rnrA,,t,tnnct.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 15.-In a letter
received by President Ratchford from p.
Il. Sargent. grand master OF the BROTHER
hood OF Locomotive Flremen, Mr.. sar-
gent offers hls personal assistance In any
manner deemed best by Mr.. Ratohford'
and also suggests plan for the member.
ship OF the organization numbering 10000
to assist The strikers financially.
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nprolhI DlHpntch 10 mo IhIoIIIEohcct'
GRAFTON, W, vau July 1b,-chnrles
Il. Durbln, assistant cashier of tho First
National Bank OF this city rendered his
reslgnnllon to tho board OF directors to-
day. lie has for many ycnra been con-
noctcd with this lnelllutlon and resigns
TO accept the cnHhlerahlp OF the new
uraflon bank, TO be organized August
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WASHINGTON. July 15.--No business
was transacted by the house to-day. I'M
mediately after the Journal was ap-
proved a recess was taken on Mr., Can
mons motion until tomorrow, Mr.. Can
non having given assurance to Mr..
Bailey that IN his opinion partial or
complete conference report on the de-
flciency bill would be ready by that time.
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majority report and gave the oOnyen-
tion TO Omaha.
Then. on motion Of Marcus Pollaskey
and-tn the midst Of scene OF wild dis
order. the convention adjourned.
During the closing fifteen minutes
nearly everybody present crowded ex-
eitedly about the platform and It was
the general verdict that the convention
OF ~ win be conspicuously remembered
for Its lack OF order.
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CLEVELAND. O.. July l5.-The cres-
cent tin plate mill closed in every de-
partmont this morning The heaters
refused to so to work. and without
them IL was impossible to operate me
mill The company decided to shut
down indefinitely. All the heaters were
taken into the Amalgamated Iron ana
Steel Association last nlSh., The mn
may be closed until the settlement OF
the strike,
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PROGRESS MADE
By Joint Arbltr alton Commission
to Secure Signatures to
TRUE UNIFORMITY AGREEMENT.
Express Confidence that Required
Number VIII Sign.
DE ARMITT HEADS THE LIST.

atnsr.' omulsis Interpret the PrOvl'lOnI
Ofths Proposed Settlement to Mean oS
Per Cent OF the outpat of the District.
They Claim It Will bs Impossible TO
obtain OS Per Cent OF ths Operators.
IntlmatiOn Msde that De Armitrs
scheme is OnIy to Keep Hts Men at
Work and ProlOnE the strlko-sltuAtiOn
at Present is Quis', Truce Prevailing
Pending the outsoms of the Peace
Negotiations.
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uETHLEflEM, Pa July 10. About
twenty-five men who were engaged In
preparation Tor work on q contract for
nrmur plate, nj the government wqrkr'
were lnld on yesterday ana to-day, TINS
Ia rnld To have been due TO the action OF
tho asHala yesterday, lAlng lbe price OK
afmor plate al tSO0 per Ion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-16

CLEVELAND. July 15.-The price of
west Virginia coal. run of mine, IS now
SO per ton on track here. II was 81 90
nrlOr To the strike.
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pLyMouTH-ilaycl, New York; for
Bremen. ,...,
IIVERPooI.-servln, New YORK
IoNDON- Manitoba, New YORK
NDIY YoRK.-MiohlEnn from Lon
doni pntrln, from Hamburg
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F'AIRMoNT, W. Va. July 15,-The
first important break In the Fairmont
mining region occurred to-day. when
the Aurora and Simpson men threw in
their lots with their striking brethren
OF Ohio and Pennsylvania. The men at
glemington are out also. 1t Ia thought a
general strike will follow. A mass meet
ing has been called for Saturday. which
is payday at Monongah. when Presi-
dent Ratchford and Eugene Debs are
to speak. The result is being awaited
with great interest.
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SOME WEAKENING MANIFESTED
Among West Virginia Miners First
Break I'm FaiTmont Field.

Among Woat NFgihh "'hoth- Ehtt
Break In Fairmont Field.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July 15.-
There Is decided change in the coal
felds OF southern West Virginia to-
night, and 1t is now stated for an alb
solute certainty that inside OF forty
eight hours a majority OF all the min
ers in the Norfolk & Western, and ches-
apeake & Ohio railway will Join the
strikers. The organizers ore now In
both fields, and In the latter the Chesa-
peake. Belmont and Black Cat mines
are now idle, the miners, six hundred
in number. going out at noon to-day.
The Norfolk & Western miners are still
at work, but the strike representatives
are confident that matters will come
their way In a short time.
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For west virginia, generally iar' Warh'
or. nouthonatctly wlnia ..a ohto
fair, warmer, lght south TO Hou'hWV''
Winds.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
WOLCOTT.

Ned Guyer leaves for Boston on Thursday.
Anna Sabin is WORK log for Mrs. NJ. S. Bull
lock.
Mrs C. H. Crane of Hyde Park was in town
Monday.
Chas. Laraway has gone to St Johnsbury
o reside
The schools throughout the town began on
Monday.
John Scott has sold his chestnut colt to
Charles May.
W. S. Carpenter and wife have returned
here from Boston.
Miss Kate Bedell of Morrisville spent Sun
day with friends in town.
Mrs. F. B. Morse and daughter we're at her
fathers in Jericho over Sunday.
Ned Baldwin is improving the looks of his
store by the addition Of "a double veranda.
Mrs b. H. Sherwood and daughter of Nap
anee, Out, are the guests of Dr.. A. ]. Ealeau.
W. Il Davis Of Boston is stopping for a few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pardon
Davis.
Sylvander Goodwin of Eden has purchased
the Dexter place OF V. l.. Fisher, cUnsidera.
ton 800.
Mrs A. E. Phelps is in Morrsve nursing
her mot or, Mrs. Isaac Spaulding. who is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Mary Spilpr has rented her farm on
town hlil to SyIvanuer COburn, and soon
moves to Morrisville.
q. G. Chase OF Crafrsbury was in town Mon
day looking for suitable building in which
to start tin business
Mrs. o 5, Cog:wel and daughter of st.
JOhnsbury were in town over Sunday, visit
ing F.. ArDuckIe, her father
Mrs F. Z. Wheeler is in North Hyde Park
this week with q fine line of millinery, looking
after the wants OF the public.
1t is expected that Presiding Elder Sher.
hurne will hold quarterly services at the NJ.
E. church Sunday evening May l6
Fife has just got in a big new line of spring
and summer goods, and is Offering some rare
bargains in all departments of his store.
The net receipts of the May.day entertain
ment and ice cream festival held by the Y. P.
). c. f. at the town hall on Saturday evening
We're $I3 90
Mrs. c. E. Graves has advertised her
property at auction on Wednesday of this
week aud will leave Immediately for Gardner,
Mass to Join her husband who has u posi-
ton on farm.
After a long and painful sickness, Mrs.
David H. Wheeler passed to her reward April
Is, 1897. She leaves q husband, Mr.. David
H. Wheeler, IA son, Mr.. 6. A. Wheeler of Wells
River, daughter, Mrs. E. A. Gray of VOL
colt, besides numerous other friends much
bereaved. She was converted, and united
with the NJ. E. church of Wolcott, Nov. |,
1896, and died in the triumpbs of redepming
grace. May the blessing OF the Lord rest
upon the mourning hearts she leaves behind.
Some time since Edward Udall went to
Boston where he had secured a position as
teamster for Houghton & Dutton. Alter stay
ing there some time he decided to move his
family to that city, for which purpose he
started last Saturday morning and arriving
in st. JohGsbury too late for the last train
west, thus obliging him to stay in St. Johns
buy over Sunday. Not liking the arrange
ment he started on foot reaching home about
noon Sunday, not finding the family ready
to 90 he decided that time was money, and
took the Hyde Park train at $50 a m. Mon
day on his return to the Hub.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
EAST HARDWlCK.

H. A Johnson is dangerously i'll.
Clinton Keith is painting his house
Jas George went to Newport Saturday.
Myron Remington was in town last week
]. H. George was in ST. Johusbury Friday
WI hyde of Moscow was in town Satur-
day
Mrs, Ferry has gone to st. Johnsbury to
work. s-
W. H. Underwood is putting new blinds on
his house.
Miss Ella Cole began her school in Green's
boTU Monday.
Carroll Montgomery had a slight attack of
tonsilitis last week.
Archie Wells ofNewport is a guest of his
brother, F. j. Wells.
Mrs. Badger and family returned to their
home in Danvle Friday.
Geo. Lawrence is doing the work on c. S.
Montgomery's new house.
The Y. P. ). G. f. will observe Arbor Day
by meeting at the chapel and making few
repairs.
Frank Guyett was arrested Wednesday, for
getting drunk, and taken to st. Johnabury
Jail, where he now is
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
EAST ELMORE.

Bert Drew was in town recently.
Miss Ina Swift goes to East Montpelier to
teach this spring.
Miss Edith Swift is at home, having finished
work in Johnson.
Dennis Lawson came home this week from
Calais, where he has been at work.
Mrs Silloway commenced school on Mon
day with a good turnout of scholars.
Elder SIS preached his first sermon on
Sunday as pastor for the coming year.
George White has let his farm to Jim Pc
droza for five years We understand he goes
to Wdlcott to. live. He has been quite poorly
this spring.
The new steam mill is almost in readiness
for the seasons work, and Capt. aOllenbeck
gave us all surprise by blowing the whistle
a few days ago.
Schools on this side of the town commenced
May 3, with Miss Lila Bangs in district No
s, Miss Inez Sioway in No. 4. Mrs. E. E
Siloway in No. Q.
Levi Fisher buried his only child, a little
girl six years old, on Sunday. Neighbors anC
friends extend their heartfelt sympathy tC
the bereaved father.
Grandma Powers was buried last week
She was a Christian of the old time religion
and will be remembered by all as a kline
| neighbOr. She leaves a husband and severa
children to mourn her loss.
Bro Allie Ross of Woodbury. preached
very interesting sermon last Sunday. Here
after Sunday school will be held before thu
sermou-Sunday.scho at u O'Clock; service
at pm. All are cordially invited.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
ELMORE.

Miss Belle Sayton was home over Sunday.
Herbert Slayton was home from school
over Sunday.
Mrs. o. D. Bacon and daughter were in
Barre last week.
Mrs 3. F. Cooper is quite sick and is under
the care of Dr. Rublee
Miss Eliza Parsons of Morristown is at
work at Mrs. n. Camps
Childs & Waite have boom of logs on the
lake that covers about , acres.
A. A. Bliss was ia town the most of last
week, looking after his interests here.
Capt. S. B. Waite was in town the first OF
the week, looking after his lumber business
W. A. Spauding went to Massachusetts
Monday to buy goods aud get "a good butter
market.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
STOWE.

Fred Scribner is making a short stay at
home
W. F. Churchill opens the Mountain House
May "a
viii Mum of Saranac Lake, n. Y, is home
on a visit.
The mother of R. 5. Warren is quite sick at
his home.
Henry Thomas is putting up an addition
Miss Minnie Shaw is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
II. Z. Shaw.
Mark Poor is home from Mortified, on ac.
count of his mothers sickness.
The village schools have closed for a few
days on account of the measles.
Rev. Mr. Worthen has gone to Franklin,
Vt, where he will continue preaching.
One hundred and eighty seven Italians com
menced work on the electric road Monday.
Mrs. n. H. Kaiser and Grace Melvin are en-
joying a few days in Greensboro and vicinity.
Thomas Downer and wife are stopping a
few days with George Downer on the Branch.
Milo Sallies is doing business at Gibbs
barber shop during the absence of Bert Shaw.
Rev. |. P. Booth, D. D., of Morrisvile, will
exchange desks with Rev. II. A. Abbott, Sun
! day next.
Miss Lila Mayo, who has been stopping
with Rev. c. A. Savage of New Jersey, is
home for few days,
Mr., 5. D. Baker is raising his house and
making other repairs, which will be a great
Improvement to his residence
Rev George Beecher, who with his wife, is
spending a short vacation with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs V. 2. Macutchan, will preach
in the Congregational church Sunday morn.
ing, May 8.
Rev. George Burnham preached at the NJ
E church Sunday last Rev n. Il. Ryan Of
st. Adams will hereafter preach at the regu
lar hour, aud on the Branch at O'Clock
Sunday afternoons.
The case of SanboGn VS.. Stowe, recently
tried in justice court, was an action for build
ing bridge which the Seectmen refused tC
pay for. The case has now been settled, thu
town paying damages of about $40, also
with costs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
WATERNlLLE.

Thomas Laraway is clerking in his fathers
store.
Ami Leach was in Morrrisvile Friday on
business.
Clark Stevens has gone to Boston where he
has a job.
Miss Ella Brown visited in Morrisville the
past week.
Burnie j. Kelley has returned from Hart
ford, Conn.
Nathan Brown of Morrsve visited in
town last week.
Miss Jennie Carpenter is teaching school in
North Hyde Park.
Horace Holden of Waterbury visited friends
in town over Sunday.
DR.. Marshall was called to Wolcott the
past week, to visit his sister.
John Shoefelt has moved into the James
brothers house, up the branch.
Floyd Fairbanks got one hand badly cut
in hay cutter one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Stockwel of Moretown
visited his brother, A. D., the past week.
Mrs. Louisa Parker was called home the
past week by the sickness of her father, Adial
Afford.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. Z. church on
Sunday next. The Presiding Elder will
preach
Thomas Potter cot his right hand badly
smashed while working in Larnard's mill at
Belvidere on Friday.
Judge Miller has very much improved the
looks Of his place by building nice varanda
across the ell part of his house.
One night last week the house of Mrs.
Seneca Gray was entered by some sneak thief
and IA large amount of clothing and other
goods taken
Merritt Mann, who has been clerking for
Laraway Tor the past two years, has finished
his laboTs there to accept q position as
travelling salesman for an oil company.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Godyin his infinite
wisdom and love, to call one more of his chill
dren home to that house not made with
hands, and made known to her the secret OF
perpetuated youth therefore be it
RESOLVED That while Gods ways are mys-
terious We do not question his loving kind
ness, and although we cannot understand.
we believe that the ways of the great and
loving Father work together tor good to
those that fear Him.
RESOLVED That in the death of Martha G..
Lewis the winter class OF 90 of the j. S. n. S.
loses "A most faithful and highly esteemed
member, and her family kind and loving
daughter and sister.
RESOLVED. That she will be greatly missed
by her classmates with whom she was most
closely united by those ties which are formed
by the pleasant associations Of school life,
and that the lives and hearts of her mother,
brothers and sisters must be saddened inn
measurably more than ours, and to them we
tender our deepest sympathies.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be print
ed in the NEWS AND CITIZEN and copy be
sent to her mother.
NORA B. PATTEN, President.
ERNEST E. BlCKNELL, Vice President.
CLARA A. MAYO, Secretary.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Will Atkins is at work for n. j. Nye.
H. Morse was in Hyde Park Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sheldon and daughter have re-
turned to Burlington.
John McCaley has finished work for J. W.
Green and gone to Barre.
Geo. Dunton of Westford was at II.
Morse's on business Monday.
Sam Twombly has finished work for n. j..
Nye and returned to Johnson.
Frank Taylor and bride of Glover spent
Wednesday night at F. H. Fuingtons.
Miss Hazel Demeritt of johnson spent Sat
urday with her grandfather, A. Demeritt
Geo. Townsend of Hyde Park is visiting D.
Prince, and the fish will have to suffer these
days.
L. S. Stearns and wife, Dan Prince and
daughter, and F. L. Putnam, attended the
burial of Mrs Herbert Page in johnson last
Thursday.
Mrs. H. B. Caswell visited her daughter,
Mrs. &. s. Demeritt, 10 Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. Demeritt is gaining under the care OF
DR.. Sproule, and will soon return home.
News has been received here of the birth OF
a five pound son to MIR. and Mrs. William
Turcotte of Manchester, N. H. Mrs Tur-
cote was formerly Mary Nye of this place.
The roads have been very bad in this vicin.
itv the past week. causing several accidents
Miss Prince having "A harness broken while
driving to school and Mr., f. H. Fullington
breaking one axle of his buggy.
Herbert Page and family of Stowe, and
Mrs, Carrie Adams of Morristown spent
Thursday night at Dan Princes and f. f.
Putnam's. Mr. Page brought the remains
,f hiu mil To Tnhngnn buriol Thursday
She was formerly Julia Balch of Johnson
and aunt to Mrs F. Il. Putnam She has
been great sufferer from the effects of q
cancer for some time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05

April %, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Atwel
Rev Mr. French will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday morning and will administer the sac
Tament of the Lords supper.
W. l.. Bennett was in town over Sunday,
returning to Newport again Monday morn
ing. viii says he is doing we'll
Prof II. $. Andrus. the veteran livery clerk
now working in johnson, gave an edhyng
lecture at this place Sunday. Weare informed
that he will lecture every second week for a
time He was greeted by full house.
Mt Norris Lodge F. & A. NJ will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday. May | at , p. IN ,
when they will work the Z A. K NJ. NJ. de.
grees. Frank Twss of v oIcott, d. D. G. NJ.
is expect to be present also Horace Andrus
at Craftstmry, who will deliver a Masonic
lecture. which may be expected to he profit
able az well as interesting. The lecture and
public installation of officers will be held in
the Masonic hall at 7;3O, to which all are in
Vitp6
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1897-05-05
MORRTSTOWN.

Bert Flanders has finished work at Saxby s
mill.
Ed Recor commenced work on the section
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Harlow have returned
to their home
Elvin Gregg has quit work on account of a
rheumatic hand.
Mrs. Albert Bartlett, who is sick with the
measles, is improy ing.
Geo. Carter has secured the job of carrying
the mail at $07 per annum.
Geo. Stewart has moved to the house va
Gated by Mrs Eugene Merrill.
Rufus Brown, who has been at work for Il.
Douglas, is now helping II. ). Keller,
Mrs Lucinda Gregg and daughter Minnie
have gone to Albert Douglas to spend the
summer.