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Hosiery.

We h0Ue not beer, bssyt,ag and
selling hosiery for tacenty gears
or more WITHOUT learning a
thing or tao about 1t. With
out eg0ttsns qUs can say, We
hnO,O good hosiery ache,s sUe
see tt; zoe k,soW good Valales
athe'e offered as add ave p0siti-
VeIy assure you the Values eUe
are ,aOsO CITING ass this line are
the greatest sOe haze ever been
able to offer.
Ladies seamless fast black
eottonhose, 1sc values to go loo
Ladies' fast black hose, 7O1o
double sole, worth 1sc, at. l<'2c
Ladies' fast black seamless
hose in plain ribbed, worth 7Rn
Zoc at. ..........,..... AOO
Ladies' seamless fast black
hose, double sole in plain
ribbedand split sole, good OK
3Sc values, at.............. @OC
Ladies' isle thread hose, in
plain lace, Isle and split 9Eo
soles, worth Soc, to go at.... Jay
A1arge assortment of fancy
hose in plaids and stripes,
worth from 10c to Csc more
than prices quoted, at 75f, ORo
sue, SOC and................ @OC
Misses heavy ribbed hose,
Csc, 1sc, 1sc, 121c and. LUG
Boys bicycle hose, extra 1sa
heavy ribbed double knee, at lOC
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the acreage will be small. There has
already been some corn cut up.
Andrew Mccullough, wife and little
grandson, of, Selma, visited one day
last week with John Mccullough and
family.
Fred Plowman will erect a new
dwelling this fall.
F.. S. Harryman was on the sick list
last week. n.
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YARIPA.

Yampa, Sept. 2o-Mrs. Hall and chill
dren returned home from Illinois
where they have been visiting her pa.
rents and friends the past three weeks.
She was accompanied home by her
friend, Miss Smith.
Milo Reno made business trip to
Missouri last week
Mr.. Sullivan and son, of Illinois, are
visiting Fred Hall and looking around
the county with view of locating
here.
Frank Avery was pretty badly hurt
at the Fairfield fair last week. He
was riding on the track when. his
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HIGHLAND CENTER.

Highland Center, Sept. 21.-Chas.
Stevens returned home Saturday from
business trip to Washington.
Ben Stevens returned home Sunday
from a few weeks visit in Illinois.
Miss Crete Brown is visiting friends
and relatives at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Samuel Cannon and son, Harry,
of Fremont. visited here last week.
Mrs. ueorge Buckner and daughter
Minnie were shopping in Ottumwa Fri
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vaughn returned
home last week from two weeks visit
at Delavan. Ill.
Geo. Cherry, of Mt. Pleasant, was
a business caller here last week.
Ben Jones and Harry Williams were
callers at Butler last week.
w. n. Knight and Ben Jones were
callers in Ottumwa last Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Payton is recovering from
her long illness.
Rev. Blakesley, of Mt. Pleasant will
sneak here at the NJ. Z. church next
Thursday night. Sept. "a.
G. Flint. of Eldon, visited Robert Nc
Cormick last Sunday.
+ C. S. Stevens left Monday for bust
ness Trip 10 brighton.
Rev. DIR. Blakeslee, president of the
Wesleyan university at Mt. Pleasant,
will preach in the NJ. z. church Sunday,
Sept. "a, at 1880 p. m.
Father Dennis and wife are visit
ing their children in Ottumwa at pres
ent.
A. C. Butler was Hedrick caller
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bosworth and Miss Maggie Cross
were trading in Ottumwa, Tuesday.
N. E. Brown, agent for the Milwau-
kee railroad. went to Kansas City one
day this week.
Mrs. H. A. Cross and wife spent
Wednesday with Mrs. E. Russell and
family near Fremont.
y. C. Hill left Tuesday for a visit
with his daughter, at Yates Center,
Kan.
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Miscellaneous
Quotations.

To p0rtjcuI0rise- the good
things offered By our Lt,se,s,
Underwear, Blanket and Do.
7,sestic departments Is simply
Gss is,.posstbtltty IN the space at
our command, and sUe can only
give a hint or tsro Of sOhGt
a,UaSts yow.
A big lot of tennis flanne1s,
light and dark, the best 11o
goods you ever saw fore. S2C
Another lot, better quality
and new stripes and checks 70o
per yd..... 500. AOO
Flanneletts for wrappers,
good limitations of wooleus, o1o
i per I'D 10 and. ............. C3C
se-inch vlcuna suitings,
look just like tie new wosL--l kc
Pisllos :.>.>"v:s-T. .......... O
q Pretty lot of dark sateens
navy. grey, black, extra I O1o
wide. .......... A~S2O
A narrow width of a good
sateen, come in all colors 7On
and good styles, per yd.... LUZ
An attractive line of dress G1o
ginghams, per yard. ....... O2G
A fast color. wide red table 100
linen, per yard. LOU
Better qualities and all the ROo
real turkey red, Csc, 3Sc and OOC
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THE DAM PLANT.
It WILL Have Floor spnco or 10000
Square Feet
From Wednesday's Daily S.

81 O.
Joseph Dain and Architect D. c.,
Mitchell are expected in the city either
the latter part of this week or the first
OF next, and very soon thereafter the
erection of the. buildings of the new
Dain plant in this city will be begun.
The plant at present will consist of five
buildings, will occupy an area of over
two acres, and have floor space OF
10000 square feet. All of the build
ings will be one-story high, except the.
sotlice building, which will be two sto-
ries. They will be constructed of
brick. One of them will be $50 feet
long and 6s feet wide; three will be
200 feet long and 6s feet wide, and the
office will be fifty feet square,
Order engraved caIl;ne, cord. "a ~.
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Frank Bowers, near Written, got
into an alteration with man named
Cyrus Green and was seriously
stabbed about the neck with pocket
knife.
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and Mrs. Mate Warner attended. quar-
terly conference at Cantril Saturday
and listened toa good talk by the P. E.
The inclemency of the weather pre-
vented quite number from going.
Frank limerick and family have re-
turned from their visit TO Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lewis, of East
Chequest, were at David Warmers Fri
day.
Mr.. Neafe, of ct. Madison, who is
visiting among relatives here, rendered
a very beautiful solo at the morning
service at the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
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BONAPARTE.

Bonaparte, Sept. 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Smith were In Chicago several
days the first of the week.
Miss Florida Boyer, of Chicago, il
visiting home friends for few days.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald Is on the sick list.
( Rev. H. R. Lewis, who organized the
preached in that church Sunday
1T. b. Cresap is in Eldon this week.
Judge A. Fl. stutsman, Carl SUITS
man and Miss Stutsman, of Burlington,
were in attendance on the Stutsman-
Blackford wedding last week.
j. Hill and family returned Sunday
from Illinois, where they have been
living for the past two years.
Frank Callen, of Eldon, is clerking
in the drug store of d. Cresap g. Co.
Miss Francis Callen and Mrs. John
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Black Goods.

YOa aUiW find here a line of
black goods that sOOastG do
credit to the big cities. Cs'epo,ss
hold first place, and oar sI.OaU-
ing of these Is not surpassed Oy
any house soest of Chicago.
Black crepons. SO inches
wide, same quality sold else S0o
where at 75c, this sale.... OOC
Black crepons, AZ inches
wide, heavy blister effect,
regular lbs values, opening O2o
sale price. ................. OOC
Black crepons in heavy bis
ter effects, ~ inches wide, I Ok
1.50 goods, at.... ......... A.SO
Plain black serges, SO inches OEo
wide, Csc quality, at........ @OC
Soc quality plain black SER 9Sn
ges, acknowledgements. OOO
100 black poplins, 40 inches Coz
wide at -. ........ ....... CIV
l 1;S5 black Recommendations ehevlot, s. inches CSC
SOC quality 92o
Nuns yelling .............. OCC
75c quality storm serges, E0o
this sale Observation-Disclosures. OOC
See our black crepon dress
g Pstfsfas It 1900, 200, $500 500
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LANCASTER.

Lancaster, Sept. 21.-Carl Walton
sssnade q business trip to Harper Friday.
a.' Etan owe If 5afariipsburg, was in
town Sunday evening.
Ray Beal, of Sigourney, was in
town Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ruggles were Wis
ting in town Sunday
4 c. B. Ruggles, of Stafford, Kan, is
visiting at the home (of j. II. Ruggles.
Wilbur Title and Ben Hudi were in
the city Saturday. III
Harley Adams, of lsigorney, was in
town Sunday.
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BATAVIA.

Batavia, Sept. el.-Nathan Hammers
ly and family, of Bladensburg, spent
Sunday with Elmer Fishels.
Grandma Jennings, of Ottumwa, who
has been visiting for several days with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Grant Couple,
returned to her home Monday.
Loren Copeland and Miss Clara Mel
son, of this place, were united in mar
rage at Fairfield Wednesday. Their
many friends join in wishing them a
long and happy life.
Mrs. Stone, of Mt. Sterling, is visit
ing at Dr.. Gabbart's home.
Tom Shaw and family and. Mrs.
Kate French, who We're visitors at Ro-
land Hockings, returned to their home
% Hedrick Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Holmes is very ill with ty-
phoid fever.
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Large size cotton fleece 40
blankets, per pair .......... 1CC ~
A heavy notified fl e e.c ~
blanket, brown or gaey, per OQn
pair. WV
You must have one of our
pretty = Stun slamber rob robes ST. so
Blankets, white, grey, tan ana
red, in greatest profusion. We
have blanket to suit any price =
that you would want to pay.
One line all WOO! greys, 90 AZ -
large size per pair....... @csfC
Another specialty-red and white, ;.
brown and white, scarlet and black =
plaid blankets, all wool 90 90
and extra size, per pair. @OsOO n
Extra wide calicos, per &c q
Hundreds of good styles in Rn
calicos, per yard ........... Nv
A big line of the famous 7O1o
Amana blue prints at...... lS2C ~
Heavy unbleached muslin, kn
fpeT yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ u
--...-' ---..--> g
Fine quality unbleached 61c
muslin, per yard. .......... O4C y
Bleached muslin and sheetings in
endless variety
In underwear we have. all kinds
for men, women and children, and
can suit our most fastidious custo-
mers. Our stock is now complete
and ready for inspection. We have
the agency for the Celebrated Nun -
sing Underwear.
If you want something that is =
comfortable, and that will fit and
wear we'll, examine our line before
purchasing elsewhere.
12S-13O MAIN STREET e
lMsaASLSXssXs1IssH ~ Il
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NEWS FROM NEAR BY
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ms was very much surprised but was
able to do justice to the bountiful din
ner the guests had prepared. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickins both received some very
handsome and valuable presents. After
a day very delightfully."- spent the
guests departed wishing Mr.. Dickins
and his good wife many more such
happy days.
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handsome and valuable presents. After
a day very delightfully."- spent the
guests departed wishing Mr.. Dickins
and his good wife many more such
happy days.
WOOLsON.
woolson, Sept. 21-Wm. Davis and
wife of Ashland, Kan, are visiting old
friends in these parts.
Ira c. Hadley and Dayton Farmer
and their families, were at Fairfield at
tending fair last week.
SADIE Gregory and children, of Keo-
kulk, are visiting Mr.. Gregory's father,
r. N. Shellery.
Milton Hadley and family, of Blakes-
burg, have been visiting here lew
davs.
Miss Cora Hobson has entered Penn
college. at Oskaloosa, for the fall
term.
AMADOR.
Amador, Sept. 21.-Some of the peo-
pie of this vicinity attended the fair at
Bloomfield last week.
Miss Sadie Schwartz is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. John McFarling, of
Ormanville..
A number of Amador people attend
I'd the convention, at Bladensburg
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ralston spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Myers.
Mrs. Alonzo Smith. called on Mrs.
Lawrence Baker Friday.
D. s. Ralston recently purchased a
new straw hay press.
Mrs. L. Fl. Wellman spent few
days in Ottumwa last week.
Lot Haning will leave Wednesday
for St. Louis where he expects to en-
ter medical school.
Miss. Nellie Ralston, of South OF
tumwa, is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. MArtin Myers.
Ira Haning was Blakesburg caller
Monday.
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Courier.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16

to him; but the inheritance tax law
does inquire who succeeded to the
property of the decedent by will or by
the law of succession, and what is his
relation to decedent, and levies the tax
accordingly as prescribed in said law.
I'm this case, although the will was
contested and although some compro-
misses were made, nevertheless the will
stands admitted to probate in full force
and effect, and thereby the property in
question was transmitted to the brother
of decedent. g..
1.-THE inheritance tax which may be
lawfully levied on property, or the right
to succeed to property, passing by Will
or by the law of succession, from a de-
cedent to his brother, prescribed by
said inheritance tax law, as clearly
construed and interpreted by the SUI
preme court of this state, in Kinds VS..
Wilcox, is per cent. on the property
subject to said tax, and the order OF
court levying the inheritance tax on
the property of said estate is strictly
in compliance with said act and de-
ciSion."
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Painless extracting. DR.. Wix.
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW.
Its Object Is to Give Butte People Z
Floral Treat.

Its Object Is to Give Butte People a
Floral Treat.
The proposition of holding chrysan-
themum show next fall in Butte is IA
vorably considered in many quarters.
Not few Of the leading merchants
have offered financial assistance. 1t is
argued that 1t would be large adver-
Using card for Butte. 1t has also been
suggested that the merchants set apart
special season for the display of their
wares and goods and make special re-
auctions in prices; that the railroads
make reduced rates and that in every
way possible the city offer inducements
to the outside people to come to Butte,
see the show and purchase their winter
supplies. ]. H. MITCHELL the well
known local florist and gardener,
speaking of the proposed show yester-
day, said:
The object of a chrysanthemum
show is to give to Butte people a floral
treat. for in addition to chrysanthe-
NUNS there will be the finest roses,
carnations and floral novelties grown in
the United States. Another reason is
that there is nothing that would attract
wider attention. If a thousand dollars
is hung up in prizes, hundreds of flor
lists from all over the United States and
Canada will send their choicest speci-
mems here in the hopes of winning some
of the prizes. Those winning prizes VIII
publish the fact in their leading paper
and will advertise it in their floral cata-
logues. In this way Butte will get the
best advertising among the best people.
AT the last chrysanthemum show in
Butte there was a vase given for the
best Seeding plant the first time 1t was
ever shown. The next year this plant
and vase were exhibited in London and
captured the first prize. This is the
first time that an American ever won
the first prize in England. 1t is the in
tention to have all that will, subscribe
or guarantee so much The gate re-
ceipts will be divided pro rata among
the subscribers. Judging by the past
the gate receipts and sale of flowers
will nearly pay the prizes. If the people
of Butte will patronize it as 1t deserves
to be, the gate receipts will pay tbs
prizes entirely
Mr.. Mitchell assisted in the manage
ment of the former show in this city
and is taking an active interest in the
proposition now being advanced.
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ago. they received notice again that
they could remain. Yesterday rent
signs were posted on the buildings that
had been vacated and some of the
others were receiving a new coat OF
paint, which seemed to indicate that
for a time at least the shacks will con-
tinue to adorn and be a credit to that
part of the city. No one on the out
side seems to know the cause of the de-
lay In beginning work on the proposed
Improvement, but there seems to be n
probability that the man who bet dol
lars to doughnuts last fall that the
mammoth building would not be erect
ed will win.
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EAGLES-EAoLgS-EAcLFs,

A special train for the accommoda-
ton of the Eagles and their friends will
leave the B., A. & P. railway depot.
Butte, at 80 a. m. to-day for Noun
tain View park. The train will be met
at Anaconda by the order of Eagles
there. who will accompany the Butte
Eagles to the park.
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CLARK'S PLAN SHELVED.
The Erection of His Big Building 1,
Again Postponed.

The big plan of w. A. Clark for the
erection of a mammoth six or ten
story business block on West Park
street has been shelved for the present,
and there is now a, great deal of doubt
and uncertainty as to when building
on the big structure will begin, if at
all. The announcement of Mr.. Clark S
intentions to put up a building that
would overshadow and eclipse anything
else in the building line in Montana
was first made during the early days of
last falls campaign. The next step
was taken early last spring when notice
was served on the tenants of Mr..
Clark's shacks to Vacate, it being an
nounced that the old buildings were to
be torn down at once. Some of the
tenants moved out and the others were
preparing to do SO when, a few days
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You should call at the Butte Opti-
cal Company, rooms and 8, Owsley,
and have your eyes examined by the
dark room method. Examination free
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The Iynudale Hotel.

]. r. Boyce will assume management
Of the Lynndale. First-class accommo-
dations are offered by day, week and
month at reasonable rates.
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Don't fail to see the worlds famous
picture secured by Dan Dewey at a
cost of s., 900, now on exhibition at the
Southern bar.
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Painless extracting. DR., Wix.
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Finest plates, $40. DR.. Wix.

Dr. G. D. Bryant has moved to rooms
and 9, New Bee Hive block.
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The Owsley block barber shop. Shaw
ing Is cents.
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DR.. Wix, Dentist, Broadway & Main
"PIONEER DAYS"
VIII Be the Subject of the Address of
Bishop ID. S. futile.

viii Be the Subject of the Address of
Bishop ID. S. futile.
Bishop d. S. futile of the Episcopal
church, formerly a resident of Mon
tana, but now of Missouri, arrived in
Butte last night from Virginia City via
Twin Bridges. He was escorted to the
residence of DIV. Tilton, where he
will be entertained during his stay in
Butte. He will leave Wednesday for
Deer Lodge, The bishop will preach in
st. Johns church to-day morning and
evening and at o'clock he will ad
dress the Centerville congregation. To-
morrow evening at the Auditorium he
will address the public, taking for mis-
subject Pioneer Days of Montana"
On Tuesday evening the ladies of the
church will tender him a reception at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Tilton. Bishop Tuttle is an old timer"
in Montana, and his reminiscent talk
tomorrow night will, of course, be lis
tened to by an audience that will fill
the big Auditorium. The bishop has
hundreds of friends in Butte who will
be glad to hear the pioneer talk.
-s
Don't get mad, it's not the fad
To look so blue all summer.
If your plumbing is bad,
Youth feel real glad to
Find Killeen, the plumber
81 West Broadway. Phone 26S.
$40 sets teeth, $40. DR.. Wix.
-------ep------------
Paste This in Your Hat
The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
ST. Paul daily without change.
DR.. Wix, Dentist, Broadway & Main
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SPECIALISTS.
DIR. T. G. HEINE,

DIR. T. G. HEINE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye. ear. nose and throat. venereal dis
eases and diseases of women. Rooms 4ol
and 4o11a Hennessy block. Butte. Tele-
phone 500. Residence. S07 S. Jackson st.
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Ladies Appreciate

A good remedy, aud there is not anything on tha
market that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief and cure of painful and irregula menses,
These tablets remove all distractions m atteg
what the cause Manufactured by A. Augsndre,
Paris, France, and for sale only by ID. NJ. New.
bro Drug Co., Butte, Mont, Sole Agents. Price
So pc box. sent by m all securely sealed
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DR.. Wix, Dentist, Broadway & Main.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
Bakers AID.

Do you want q refrigerator We are making
q speciality OF them this season and bought so
heavily that we can give you exceptionally
good values besides q very large and com
pleta line to select from. We have nearly
car load in stock now and three other lots on
the way. We shall be glad to have you come
and look them over. No ordering from pho
tograph-we have the goods right in stock and
You cannot name size between So and $40
that we cannot supply and send forward to
you on the next train after selection is Imade.
All freight charges paid to your station. No
city in the state viii show a more complete
line than we do and our facilities for hand
ling goods here at this point enable us to sell
at quite a little under city prices.
We did not carry single refrigerator over
from last season, consequently there viii be
no back numbers in our stock. All fresh land
new land of the very latest patterns. Each
year shows some little improvement in the
construction OF refrigerators and we think we
can show you tor this season the most perfect
refrigerator that has ever been placed on the
market, particularly In some OF the large
sizes suitable for hotels and use In large tam
lies. We invite correspondence on these
large refrigerators. We positively know that
we can furnish you with Just exactly the one
yau ought TO have, and we will warrant it to
work to your entire satisfaction or no sale.
We have large line of Japanese and Chin
ese mattings In handsome carpet patterns
prices.
Our stock of furniture was never SO COM
plete in every departm emit asnow and we want
to have you see 1t before you buy.
Remember we now carry Kitchen ranges In
every size and style.
A. G. BAKER II SON,
HRwleyvfu0, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1899-08-04
LYONS PLAIN.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Mrs Eli Wakeman of Bridgeport and
Mrs Van and son of Stratford returned
to their homes, Saturday afternoon, after
spending several days at G. w. Johnson's.
Mr. and Mrs John Williams spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with relatives in
Ridgeffeld.
Master Douglass Williams is visiting
in Ridgef1eld.
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Hoyt returned home,
Monday night, after spending several
days with friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs Archer of Brooklyn visited her
sister here, recently.
Mrs Smith and her daughter moved to
their new home in Westport on Tuesday.
Mrs Isaac Thorpe is spending week
with her daughter in Bethel.
Mrs Emma Parrott returned to her
home in Bridgeport on Tuesday after
spending nearly three weeks with Mrs
John McCollum.
Mrs Hiram McConkeY is home again
after weeks visit with her sister in
Bethel.