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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
ShopIifter Fined,

Great Falls, Dec. 26-Mrs. A. Winters,
the woman arrested Saturday for lifting
a silk scarf at Strain Brothers, appear
ed before Judge Race this morning,
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27

Every seeker after sound body
should drink Henry hunters pure
beer. a conservator of health and
strength. Phone 252.
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Boston, Mass, Dec. 2s.-Boston 6 Mon
tana, 255; Butte 6 Boston, w; Parrot, ST.
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EAST MORRIS.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Rev F. j. Holden gave lecture with
stereoptican views at the Hall, East Nor
ris, Sunday evening last. Subject
"Corea.'
A very interesting w. G. T. U. meet
ing was held with Mrs Page on Thurs
day last.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
May Granniss and Ernest Pike, MI. D., of
Ocono, Conn.
Arbor and bird day was observed at
the school. Fl. r. Stockbridge gave a
talk to the scholars upon the birds and
their habits.
Mrs Matthew Lewis is quite i'll with
erysipelas in the head.
Ferris Huntington and Ell. B. Stock
bridge have been to Lakeville, bringing
in a large herd of cattle for that enter.
prising cattle dealer, r. FL. Huntington.
Richard Huntington is again in the
New Haven hospital. All wish him 8
speedy return to his home.
Mrs Frederic Lyman has returned to
her summer home. Her brother. Dr. Tai.
madge of Brooklyn, accompanied her and
remained short time.
Walter Benton's son James is quite ill
There are many in different families af.
| ficted with tonsilitis.
Mrs Wilbur French of Woodbury. was
at her mothers, this week.
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NEW PRESTON.
VILLAGE AND PERSONAL JoTTINas.

VILLAGE AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.
An ordained minister from Hartford
offfciated at the church here, last Sunday
morning, and communion service follow
ed the morning sermon. The theme of
his sermon was, 1.-THE Son OF Man."
During the service the minister read q
letter from Rev Morton Dunning of the
Hartford Theological Seminary, declining
the recent call given him to engage in
the gospel ministry for six months.
Dea d. Burnham and Master ArVin
Hull passed Thursday and Friday of last
week in New York City.
Fl. w. Harris OF Litchfield has for sew
eral weeks been here each Tuesday as
agent for Mark Arnheim OF New York
City and each week has secured osARrs
for mems suits. His headquarters while
here is K. Il. Beards1ey's store.
G. Judson of Watertown was at J. B.
stillson's two days OF last week, finding
more COWS to drive TO customers In Wood.
bury and Watertown.
J. b. Stillsoa II making extensive re,
pairs and alterations 10 his house and
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would have done great damage to man.
acres of timber that is adjoining.
WEST MORRIS.
THE FISH QUESTION.

w. J. Durley of New Haven, who has
been spending few days at MapleIRidge
caught 20 handsome trout, Saturday af-
ternoon, May 6, most Of them weighing
half pound each.
Cornelius Tracy of Waterbury is also
trying his luck angling for trout.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Camp of Howard
avenue, New Haven, are also guests at
Maple Ridge, and are looking forward to
few days trouting. The question is
will they catch any?
William Brague contemplates moving
from his present place into the Orange
Wedge house.
Ell. Slaiby has gone to New York to
meet his brother, who arrived there Sat
urday, from Syria. He started April &c.
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph B. Sanford of
Bethlehem spent day, last week, with
Mr. sanford's mother, Mrs Powers.
Mrs Fl. P. Smith is very much bette,
than last week.
Miss Evelyne Richardson has visited
her brother, DR. Richardson, for day.
Mr. and Mrs David Westover and fami.
~ visited at Maple Ridge, last week.
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New Haven Co.
SOUTHPORT.
soUTHFORD's NEWS BUDGET.

soUTHFORD's NEWS BUDGET.
Mrs Mary A Bronson, formerly of
this place, now of Bridgeport, who has
been quite i'll for some months, Ia conva-
lescent, and left about May 1Bto visit her
daughter, Miss Minnie, of Baltimore, Md.
Mr. Wells is doing nicely on the old
Bristol farm, fixing fence, cutting brush,
etc. Let this good work progress, and
not have ouRfarms look like wilderness.
James Seutt 6 Son have purchased a
horse of Galpin of Minortown.
Mrs M. s. Atwood was in Waterbury.
Friday.
Mrs J. U. Strong has paper hangers at
work for her.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert N. Thompson
spent Sunday with their parents.
Rev Father Martyr ia having divis.
ion fence built between his farm and
Garlick & Sons, long needed want.
Charlie jackson is in Washington,
driving team for j. Gown, filling the
place vacated by the death of Michae
Bradley Of Sandy Hook, who died with
pneumonia.
George Smith has ordered new De
Laval separator.
Mr. Wood and family occupy the ]. B
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ROXBURY.
4 GREAT TREAT.

The Alonzo Hatch Electro. Plate Musi.
cal Co. will give an entertainment at the
Town hall, Roxbury Center, on Satur
day evening, May ID, under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society Of the Metho-
dist church. This entertainment consists
Of an exhibition of moving pictures by
the animotoscope. giving scenes of NOV
ing express trains, storm at sea, gallop.
ing horses, etc. Songs and band music
will be heard from an Edison phono-
graph. Sig Giacinto Epifano, solo harp
list, will be heard on that sweetest toned
Of all instruments, the harp. Alonzo
Hatch, who has a wonderful voice, will
sing number Of songs, which will be
illustrated by the mammoth Erinopticon,
the finest instrument Of it's kind ever
made. The wargraph will give such war
scenes as the. sinking of the Merrimac,
bombardment OF Matanzas, battleships
in action and many others. Such an
opportunity to enjoy an entertainment of
so much merit has not been offered to the
people Of Roxbury in long time and it
1 10 ANRC0 Ah6N kuI AhAA Ah1J NC S4ow0E0
on this occasion. 1t is under the aus.
pieces Of the Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church, and they hope to see
| all their friends there. Remember date
and place: May Is, at Town hall.
The steam mill, having finished their
Job in the Castle woods, have removed to
the JOB on land purchased of Emma
Beers and Eugene Ward. Five steam
mills In town this present time.
Tuesday afternoon, the 81, brought to
us a much needed rain but could have
dispensed with the hail part, as it was
quite severe on stock that was out, also
the teamsters that got caught in the
storm.
Planting potatoes and drawing fertili
zers on to land is occupying the time o.
the farmers just now and better tim'
could not be had. Not many have plant.
ed corn yet. g. T. Squire planted his, ol
May /, just in time for the wetting o
land.
Charles Turrill, of harness ma kinl
fame, is very much elated over the re
Icent purchase Of large black horse from
Dealer Wilson. Thinks he will not havs
TO take any ones dust, this summer, ate
he has made few necessary repairs t
It's limbs.
Monroe Castle q Son have drawn tn
timber for silo that they are to bull
this summer.
/ The building Of the new road has bee
let to Jay Tyrrill; also the bridge. 81
commenced operations, Thursday, tn
4sh.
By some unexplained way fire wa
started on land Of Miss Jennie Brakeman
on Sunday last, and but for the help 8
hand and By hard work confined 1t so
dId nat eukes bar woods. IL II had
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Litchfeld County.
WATERFOWL.

HUsTLING WORK ON THE ROADS.
The road work is at least month
ahead of what it was last year, owing
to the fine weather of the last month.
Watertown's roads are usually superior
to any town hereabouts and this sea-
son is no exception. There are really
three gangs. One machine is in charge
of genial ANDY" Hard, who furnishes
two pair of horses. The men working
In this gang are Henry McGann, Louis
Mack, John Campana and William Bun
nell. Perry Camp holds the ribbons
over the borses. Gang No. is presided
over by Fred Lynn and his assistants
are Hamilton Leckey, Patrick Brennan,
MIR Edge and others. The bach roads,
where the big machines cannot be used
to advantage, are beng worked by B. G..
Atwood, who is a hustler from the word
go. Watertown has always taken great
pride In It's roads and will be able to,
this year also.
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wheeler residence. They are from Penn
sylvania.

wheeler residence. They are from Penn
sylvania.
David B. Wheeler is building nice
woodhouse. Mr. Wheeler has lately been
at work for o. c. Osborne of Oxford.
Lightning shocked Mrs S. A. Warner,
last Tuesday night; supposed to have
burst il the air near the house. 1t also
struck maple tree in Mrs Elisha Wheel
er's dooryard.
One hundred young chicks at j. U.
Strong's.
George E, Garlick, Jr., has had his
| sheep shesred. Charles Jackson doing
the work.
Miss Ella Davis, youngest daughter Of
William Davis, is beautiful little BIZ
cycle rider, far surprising many of the
| older ones.
Maurice Wheeler is learning the car
penter's trade.
Mrs Henry Jackson has been at work
for Mrs g. E. Garlick and Mrs J. U.
Strong.
William Wheeler is not able to do man
usl labor, therefore his son Walter has
been obliged to leave his Job in Washing
ton and return to assist his father.
Miss Stevens of New Haven is visiting
at Willard Shepard's.
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barn, very much improving the appear
ance Of the same.
Seth Taylor, Jr., has secured position
in Torrington.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Morgan visited rel.
atives and friends over last Sunday In
their former home city, Danbury.
On Friday and Saturday evenings OF
this week Prof Hurd of Bridgeport an.
nounces he will occupy Pavilion hall
here, and with his tricks Of magic juggle
and mystify us to such degree that we
shall never again forget him.
Miss Emma Locke, with young lady
friend, of Staten. Island, again arrived at
her summer home near Lakeside on
Thursday Of last week, and opened the
house for another season Of country life
and recreation.
Mrs Edward Gustaveson and children
of New York city are expected this week
again at sash Grove" cottage, which has
been closed during the winter.
Wallace Dorr and friends from New
York were at 'Villa Lucerne" the last
part of last week, and Mr. Dorr remained
here over Sunday. Their catch Of brook
trout while here was very satisfactory.
Mr. Dorr intends soon to sgain remove
his family here for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartwen Of New
Milford were at William G. Beemsn's
most of last week, on account of Mr. Hart
wells continued i'll health. Mrs c. e.
Beeman and daughter still remain at Mr.
Beeman's as guests. Mr. Hartwell staid
over Sunday.
Plumbers and painters are still busy at
G. NJ. Breinig's new cottage at Lakeside.
Mrs Mary Carter returned from Ohio
to her home here, last week.
F. j. Hosford's and Hon G. P. Lymsn'a
private telephones were taken out, last
Saturday, on account Of change Of sys-
tenn lately adopted by the s. N. e. t.
Co. which the above named gentlemen
do not like as well as the former system.
The entertainment at Pavilion hall On
Tuesday evening of last week not pat
ronized as largely as desired. Too late
and too warm and farmers too busy at
this season of the year to try much the
''dances old and new" on ball room
floor,
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News in Nutshell.
HIGH TIME FOR SOME SIGH MOVE

HIGH TIME FOR SOME SUCH MOVE.
There was begun in Mount Vernon,
Monday, an official investigation by Dr.
Archibald T. Banning, Coroner of West.
chester county, which will attract wide.
spread attention among the medical pro.
fession, and which means much to the
Christian Science cult in this section. II
is the Inquest into the cause of death oil
Mrs Charlotte N. Banquet, who died OF
dropsy in Mount Vernon on last Wednes
day. She was member of the First
Church Of Christ Scientist of that place
and firm believer In the faith cure.
When medical attention was offered her
she refused it, and said that il God could
not cure her no human being could.
Coroner Banning says she might have
been cured, but the Christian Scientists
would not allow physician to be called
in. He says they are responsible for her
death, and expects the result of his in.
quest will be the holding of those per.
sons for the Grand Jury, who tried to
cure Mrs Banquet by prayers and the
laying on of hands.
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W. G. Barton,
Bank st, New Milford.
Special Sale
of Muslin
Underwear.

we have put on Sale the Biggest lot OF Mus
lin Underwear ever shown In this town and
owing to the late arrival tot these goods, we
al going to put prices on the entire lot that
Will make 1t seem very clear to every lady
that will visit our store for the next week.
that these are good values and a clear saving
OF l6 to Is per cent. on every garment in the
lot You may think it strange that we put out
these goods at these prices when there has
been such decided advance in materials. hut
these goods should have been IN long ago and
1t was our intentions at that time to create a
sensation in Muslin Underwear, selling so
nowi Although. owing 10 the advance in ma
terials, every garment offered in this sale is
worth to-day at least 10 per cent. more than
when bought, we are going TO give you values
not before heard of and every lady that bought
underwear at our sale year ago will testify
to the make up and ut of these goods, for every
price has the fit and finish of home made gar
ments and are made of good clean fine cam.
brics and musIins.
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oAKvGLLE AND VICINITY.

Mr. Griffin has Mr. Douglass new house
raised and covered and Mr. Seeley has
Mr. Simonds' raised and most covered.
This Is the fourth built here, this spring,
and several cellars more already dug.
There is more building going on, this
spring, than any one season before. The
Pin company is building as large shop
ss the present one for an addition, cost
ing about $4O,0 They also built q
large Office last .fall.
Mr. Bavier and Mr. Fletcher move soon
into Mr. Lawrence's new house on River
side.
Alonson and Merton Taylor have left
home and are boarding at the Douglass
house on Mob Hill. Both work in MI
Boards shop.
Frank Taylor is planting his crops.
He has his grounds nearly all plowed
about his place.
Elda Thomas family have the scarlet
fever.
James Meehan Is building q two tene,
ment house on Davis street. Perhaps
James will conclude to occupy it himself
by the time it is done. Some of the
young ladies are wondering what he
really intends to do with it.
George Babin has been grading the lot
near his house, that he bought of MI
Beardslee.
Mr. Morie has set out 40 fruit trees
near his house.
Mrs Hull he's bought a building lot of
Mr. Grlffen adjoining her home.
Communion service was held by the
new Union society for the first time, last
Sunday, Rev r. w. Fletcher presiding.
and several new members received By
letter.
Fitch Brothers, the well-known ma
sons, are putting in the foundations for
house for Mrs Currie on Watertowr
Heights. They are also putting in two
new cellars in Wsterville.
F. w. Fitch, the genial mason, has
completed very commodious barn fol
his own use, 20x24 feet, George Scott
did the carpenter work.
Mrs Elmer Emmons has moved to the
Mrs Conner house, formerly occupied by
the Palmer family.
J. B. Wooster has fine Jersey COW
he will sell to come party for reasona
BILE figure.
J. B. Wooster has been a sufferer fol
three or four weeks with an liberated
tooth.
B. f. Carpenter has bought building
lot west of Mr. Wooster's and has abou
completed barn. He has moved intC
this for the summer and is to build 1
house. George Mansfield is doing tn
carpenter work.
a. G. Peck, dentist, has opened tn
old DR. Woodward place or residence
where he is prepared to do all branche
in dentistry. Office closed every Monda
Of each week for outside appointments
Gas or fresh Vitalized air always on han
for palnlessly extracting teeth.
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COwARDICE REAPs ITS REWARD.

To the breasts of Col Wallace A.
Downs, Lieu Col Clinton q. Smith and
Maj John a.. Whittle of the list regi.
ment, National guard, of the State OF
New Y ork, court of inquiry has pinned
badges Of disgrace. The court of inquiry
appointed to investigate these officers
have found them guilty of cowardice but
they resigned before being expelled. OF
the men under the charge of these offic.
ers Gov Roosevelt says: The list New
York was composed Of men worthy OF
the ancient renown of the regiment, OF
the state and Of the country; men who
wanted only proper leadership to prove
themselves equal to the highest demands
that conld be made upon their courage
their patriotism and their sense of SOL
dierly duty.
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HOW Is THIS For MHIGR 2w

The third session of the 55th congress
directly appropriated total of $647 1881, :
022.29. These are the figures arrived OF
by Messrs Thomas 2. Cleaves and
James G. Courts, respectively clerk OF
the senate and house committee on appro-
priations, in their preparation of the vol
ume of appropriations, new offices, ETC.,
required by law to be prepared and pub.
lished at the end of each session of con.
gress. The appropriations made at the
second session aggregated $685., 231, els.
55; total for the congress $1,56S, PIP,
637.S4.
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AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE.

There was an important business
change in Watertown, April II, when T.
F. Atwood became a partner in the lum-
Der and coal business of q. w. Atwood,
under the firm name of G. W. & T. F,
Atwood. They bought out the feed bust
ness, also, of J. Fl. Taylor, and will con-
duct 1t in connection,with their own plant
In addition to lumber and coal they have
employed a gang Of carpenters and will
do contract work. They are now build
ing barn for Henry Ineson and are to
build house for Mrs Currie. Both the
Messrs Atwood are young and popular
men, and doubtless will achieve success.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.

A recent dispatch from Johannesburg
says that the Beers throughout the
Transvaal have been officially warned to
hold themselves in readiness for serious
eVentualitiea. 1t is added that there has
been unprecedented activity in the force
at Johannesburg for weeks past. Mill
tary patrols to the north of the town are
occupied in range finding. The families
of some prominent residents arc prepar.
ing to leave the country.
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MIDDLEBURY.
w. d. MUNsoN Is A HUSTLER.

w. D. MUNsON IS HUSTLER.
w. D. Munson, successful and ener-
getic farmer on the banks of the Quassa-
paug, is now carrying on large milk
business in Waterbury. Sometime since
he bought out the milk business of Sc
lectman Curtiss of Woodbury. and is now
handling 80 cans daily.
MERCHANT BIsSELL MAKES IMPROVE
MENTS.
A. w. Bissell is making extensive i'm
provements on the store property which
he bought last fall. The postoff1ce has
been removed to the rear, where cor
ner has been partitioned off for it. T.
S. Chamberlain has the carpenter work
in charge.
Miss Bella Griswold and Miss Mar
garet Mcleod, teachers in the public
schools at Waterbury, passed Sunday at
George Griswold's.
George Doolittle 6 Son of Watertown
have been painting the residence Of MI
Vail, doing first class jlb.
Charles Edwards has bought build.
ing lot opposite the Farrill place of W
D. Munson and is having the old build
ing fitted up for occupancy. r. T. Wild
man is doing the carpenter work.
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the scholars of the Curtis school of
Brookfield; also Mrs Horace Allen and
children, last Friday.
A number here are suffering with cold.
Henry Bristol is suffering with very
bad hand and wrist, caused by sowing
ashes.
George Frost of New York City was
through this place, recently.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Smith were visiting
friends in Roxbury, one day last week.
Mrs e. w. Smith entertained her
granddaughter, Miss Susie Minor, one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs E. Wilson and son of New.
town was in this place, Monday.
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meat cooler in their store and making
a number OF other repairs. Henry VII
son Of Southbury Is doing the work.
Israel Lucas had an unwelcome visitor
one afternoon last week, coming to his
front door. 1t was large black snake,
which was soon put out Of the way, Mr.
Lucas daughter killing it.
The school at Pierce Hollow was
closed, last week, on account of there
being scarlet fever in the district.
Mrs. Frederick Scheilke is extensively
repairing her house. Charles Bishop is
doing the work.
J. 81. Cassidy, the genial grocer, was
in Waterbury, last Thursday, on business.
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CaTARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATION as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is q
blood or institutional disease, and in order
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces. Hairs Catarrh Cure is not quack
medicine 1t was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country tor years, and
is a regular prescription. IL is composed OF
the best tonics known. com ined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination of the two
ingredients is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send tor testimon
ials, free.
F.J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
H@Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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SOUTHVILLE.

Mrs G. w. NorthrOp is on the sick list,
The Misses Roswell were the guests OF
their parents over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Ford entertained
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EVERYTHING WAS ALL RIGHT.

EVERY THINd " AS ALL RIGaT.
The army court, appointed to examine
into the charges of Gen Miles in regard
to beef supplied to the army, has made
its report, and says THAT the charges
made are upfounded.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

Mrs J. H. Cassidy, who has been on
the sick list for few weeks. is gaining.
Mitchell & williams are building a
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Grass Seed.

We have plenty for all and the best that
money can buy. We pride ourselves in al
ways selling the finest seed and believe from
our experience that quality comes first in
sell you this year the best Timothy seed for
81 per lbushel.
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Fertilizer.

We are now taking orders for Mapes Tobac-
co Ash and other fertilizers of their make.
We believe that Tobacco Ash used with either
Cotton Seed Meal or Barn Yard Manure will
pay any farmer that uses 1t on his tobacco.
1t will give You the fine color and quality that
is desired. We would refer YOU to anv OF the
parties who use IL in this section. Use one
half ton per acre. Price 3S2 per ton.
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Selah Waldron of Waterbury is NOV
ing to his farm in Munger Lane district.
VIII Karl and two brothers were at
William D. Flowers on Sunday.
Mrs William Karl and children are
spending few days at her fathers, Will
liam D. Flowers.
Ard Welton of Plymouth was in town
on Monday surveying out the new road
near the residence of J. B. Porter.
Dea T. Bird and Miss Alice have re-
and other western points.
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Agricultural iinlp|e-
mGntS.

We have this s~ring larger line than ever
before and can suit you If In need OF anything
OF this bind. We shall be pleased to show
you the goods and give you bottom prices.
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BETHLEHEM.
DEATH OF MRS MARIA T. HUMPHREY.

DEATH OF MRS MARIA T. HUMPHREY.
Mrs Maria T. Humphrey died in Pres.
ton city, April %, aged 81 years. Burial
was in Norfolk beside her husband, who
died several years ago. Mrs Humphrey
formerly resided in Bethlehem and was
sister of the late Mrs j. M. Kassan.
She died at the residence of her daughtev,
Mrs Mary Zidman. She leaves two sons
and daughter to mourn her loss.