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McFieId 2.1SM.

Every farmer and breeder
should go to Silver Spring
Stock Farm, Ticonderoga,
N.Y., and see the magnificent
6-year old -I6l hand--cherry
bav stallion McField, rec
ord 2.1Si-trial 2.Ioa-last J
in I.o4, last ] in 900 seconds,
which Mr.. Janvier has just
sent to the Farm for the
eason of 1899. He is roy
lily bred, and sircs the kind
that sell, while his fee is
within the reach of any
breeder.
For complete pedigree,
etc, send to
G.. G.. WICKER,
T1coNDERoGA, N. Y.
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FRANKLIN co UNITY.
ST. ALBANS.

Lafayette Commander, No. 3. X. T.
held their annual meeting on Wednesda y
evening and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year; George II. Clann,
T.. c.; Ben Il. Perkins, q. r.. NJ. Sheri-
dan r. Perkins, captain general; $. II.
Danforth, prelate A. L. Weeks, treasur-
or; f. i. Twitchell, recorder. Lee =. Til
lotson, 8. w; Joseph c. Leslie. J. W
o, y. Kelton, standard bearer; l.. S.
White, sword bearer; G. o. Mitchell. war
der; f. ID. Nash first guard; G, O. Bur-
Lesson, second guard; A. A. Hall, third
guard.
The informal dance at city hall Monday
evening was largely attended and one of
the most pleasant affairs of the kild
which has been held for long time. Dams
ing was begun promptly at o'clock. Par
ker's orchestra of six pieces furnishing the
music in their usual faultless style. The
tloor managers were j, j. Thompson, j. ID
Mac Bride, II. /, Keenan, and II. }, Living
stun. The dance was given for the bone
INT Of the public library ard handsome
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.
SOCTH HERO.

Mrs. Forest died Sunday morning Mt the
home of her daughter, Mrs. $. +. Robin
son The burial took place at WnoosM
Tuesday afternoon. Her home had been in
Winooski until about five or six years
ago, when she came to South Hero to
live with her daughter. She leaves two
sons and three daughters to mourn her
loss, j. W. Forest of Thaycr. Kansas Or.
w. T., Forest of ohio, Mrs. T.. f.. Green
leaf of Alabama, Mrs. Peabody of Lowell
Mass. and Mrs. Robinson of this town.
Mrs. Peabody arrived last Saturday and
was with her mother at the time of her
death. Mrs Forest was 81 years and 10
months of age.-Mrs. Snyder and "A friend
from Orange, y. j., arrived in town Sat
urday and expect to open their camp in
few days-Mrs. II. w. Frazer of Cohoes,
y. Y, IL in town.-GeorGe Kinney is
building a new house Edward Chase Of
burlington was in town last week a guest
at l.. l.. kinney's.-Rev. Mr.. Rees of
Clayton. y. Y. preached in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.
ALBURG SPRINGS.
The town meeting last Tuesday put the
negotiations with the administration
Railroad into the hands of the sclectmen.
Memorial day will be ohst rived by spe-
cial exercises in the town schools on Mon
day afternoon. May 29,-Apple tree worms
are doing worse damage than in many
years. even attacking the naples.
ALBURG.
Rev. II. j. Kilbourn. who has so ably
and acceptably filled the ConEreEa tonal
pulpit the past three years, has rendered
his resignation to that society to take cf-
feet Juno list. This step is universally re-
grcttcd as he has many wa.m friends here
who appreciate his earnest efforts to up
\, l,i l,aN-
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CALEDONIA COT NTY.
McTNDOES FALLS.

Thomas Martin Is critically ill.-Doacon
W. II. Gilrhrist, w. =. White ana Miss
Martha Gleason were chosen last week
delegates to the county CONFERENCE.-The
jennie Monueth of Connecticut assisted
the choir most acceptahY At the services
Sunday Rev, II. r. Titus las returned
from his trip to New Jcrscy.-A large force
Of men are now employed at the mills and
the demand for lumber Is brisk. Memorial
services win be held in the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon, Roy, Mr..
Brown of MonCoe, y. w., preaching the
scrmon Rev. II. II, Titus will give the
Memorial address before the Post at
pCacham.
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1hc Nirltacdso,
The Ricllard sou.
For the Girl who Graduates.

dress of White Organdie or Lawn, made
either simple elaborate is the daintiest and pref
test ust white-trimmed with fairy bits of Lace
it has the sheer appearance of mist tint with
all its delicate coolness.-Our showing is beau
of color try one of our Silk or Lace stripe fances
French Organizes II inches wide at 45c and
oOc per yard.
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ORANGE coz NTY.

s Butterfel1. OF RoxbUry. is visiting hs
daughter Mrs. \. T.. swOrth.-Mr-.
Mary Drury Of Randolph, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ira HarWood.-Old and young
are having vhoop.ug cough. +. Fits
of Roxbury. was .n town recently Join
T-rteidt and family of West Brookncld
visited friends in town the first of the
week-Dayton Nichols and wife. of RON-
bury, visited in town the first OF the week.
Judge Nichols and wife made a visit -
the Bass homestead and mot few of the
old friends. the first OF the week-Fre
Thrasher has returned from Boston ami
is to remain at home this summer and
carry on his farm.
Mrs Rose Jacobs was very i'll last week
but is recovcring.-MisS Eta Richardson
goes the first # June to work in "A sum-
mer hotel il. New Hamp ,h:e.-Two young
deer We're seen on tho meadow near 10
depot Saturday.--P. w Smith and Mrs.
Ethel Williams were married last X.
SOUTH DUNBURI.
John PacCh-r and daughte rof w dt"rtury
were guests at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Henry Pdrchog over SundtY.-B. 4. Mont
gomery has moved to his farm near the
mill He intends to make extensive re-
pairs on the buildin-s.-Mlss Ami" ftdlt
was at HON" from Waitsded oNe' sun
dav-Mr Frank Berno came very n'ar
losing his buildings by tire recently. Tnori
was Il pile Of rags and rubbish in 'na
shed which was found on ire The caus"
/ is unkrown.-POtat1 buyers are picking
up the potatoes in this vicinity paying -
cents por Observation-Disclosures creamery
gets over ten thousand pounds Of milk
| p,r d3y-Mrs. George Crandall of Berlin
| is visiting at Mr.. :. NJ. Turner's.-l|en.a-
min Corliss an old man of - y"3As, VIC
| has been sick. 10 able to be at work his
farm again. Ny. Corliss is the father or
! Is children. nine boys and nine girls. l'
of whom are uving.-Mra. John porthey
] h. Ita-T Cd
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OkLEANS COUNTY.
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. Orre Aston is on the sick list
L. : Tolmau is laid up with "A felJn.-
Miss Mary McRoy, who has been staying
at Glover. has returned hOme.-C. w. Will
ley has finished work for Charles Hatch
and will saw the lumber in A. l.. No
l.aren's mill.-Mrs. Brunett Goodwin and
her nephew, Dan Goodwin, from Glover
visited friends in town last week.-Wh hill"
Arthur Chase was fishing from the rocks
at Caspian Lake. he slipped and fcll in. He
chung to his nsh and brought it safely II
shore. The fish weighed about two pounds.
CRAFTSRURY.
Ida the youngest daughter of Charles
and Carrie N,bber, aged about six years.
died last Tuesday evening. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon, Rev. D. l..
Evans officiating. Much sympathy is felt
for the afflicted familY.-Seth Lathe has
bought the home farm belonging Il the
estate Of the late Samuel I.ath" paying
SlO,0.-It is expected there Will b."
Memorial services in the NJ. +. church
next SUNDAY evening.
WESTFIELD.
Rouse's Speciality company give IN en-
tortainment in the town nail next Friday
evening Mrs Harry Marsh WAS adiuig-
cd insane and taken to the Waterbury
asylum last SATURDAY Mis- ii!oz Miller OF
Newport visited in town last wcok--MrS.
Elmer Fdmunds and habY of Newport
spent last week with hes mother, AIRS. w.
W akehcld.-Mrs Calvin Eastman and
son of Glen Sutton. Canada. have teen The
guests of her mother MSs Roh"rt
Wright.-TAo hull corn supper given by
the Methodist Episcopal society last We'd
ncSday evening was very pleasant en-
teri ainmout and well attended-lhe light
rains of last week were great help 50
the crops The season has been 20 cold
everything is very backward.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.


pr, Waite has returned from his New
York trip.-Alrs. G. H. stevens of St. Al
bans is here caring for her mother. Mrs.
Orange Buck. who is in very poor health.
J, F.. Hartwell has bought the Orville
Buck meadow and is making some i'm
proNemontS to the Buck rt sidencc.--W. G.
Boane has made some improvements on
the interior OF his residcnce.-C. p. Jones
has had his drug store lowered TO n level
with the street Madison Sargent has
moved from the Fay tenement to the Bar
ton place on Clay Ilill.-Some good striHgs
Of trout are being caught hcre.-Rev. Il. |.
Mcclellan, who has been pastor OF the
Baptist church here for tho past two
years, has resigned, much to the regret
of his many friends.
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will cloep Friday this week There VIII
bo an ico cream festival on the school
grounds i'm the evening. The stowe Brass
band viii be in Attendance Workmen
went on In Mount Mansfield last Monday
TO hogln building an addition to the Sum
init House and 20 prepare it for the sea-
son Some traces of snow are still found
noar tho summit Tho house will be fitted
for an enlarged business which every
Indication promises for the coming season.
-Perlev Hale while riding a bicycle Satur-
day evening came upon a deer il. the high
way near The West Branch bridge Tho
deer spranr over the wire fence in ~ A.
Thomas field and then surveyed the work
ings of n wheel at pleasure. -Workmcn
have been repairing the abutments Of the
Slayton bridge.
HYDE PARK.
The game Of ban between the Johnson
iiIsh schoo' anu l.. - ~, ga u" uS al.
noo', .,""'l.u III a 9' i'1,l,"5 -. -. 49,,
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Gcrgo and Nre Gcngc welcomed n Iitt'o
s,irl 70 tboir homo sunday overi,c
JEFFERSONNff.LE.
Arthur Wood returned to Boston last
voek He was accompanied bv Elmer
Holmes who went to ind omplovnent.-
Frank and Julius Green have bought, and
M"rlI TIrhb IL homo from New York
CO. eo,. a f.u, da,s I.ucins eeelov from
I"r le" Jay .,ir bis to1,'
| 7 SocIev who is IN feeble health.-NIi.s
! Arno rarn.nt.r has gono to RolvIdcro Ia
| ,o,cb school The Crescenda club will give
! an ontortainucrt at tho town han tn.
cvenir,, ~ MAY a. entitled the Mechanics
| c,rni,,a1 There vill b.. a small fee for the
! irtnrast of tho cluh library and cake and
| 100 croa,,, viii he .ervod
"
NAIhR\ ll'bf'
Miss Hattie Patterson is visiting il
tovn-N1rs. NJ. =. Kelley attended the w
e T. L. conventional Essex Junction last
wcek.-Nr and Mrs Thomas Laraway ar,
visiting friends i'm Newport this week.
.g.,
sermon at the Union church on Sunday
aftrrnoon-N Arthur Howe of Hard
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STOWE

j. ID. Wilkins has sold his interest in tho
Erist mill property at the lower village to
Elmer j. Houston-jcnnie Raymond is
away for "A short vacation She Will visit
in St Johgsbury and Whiteheld y. H
Mrs. H. q Thomas is back from Boston,
whore she wont for "A visit about four
weeks ago.-ReV. and Mrs. +. w. Holden,
who have been away on "A two weeks va
cation are expected back the last of the
week-Tuesday night about midnight Mrs.
y. r. Sargent was aroused by an odor
which proved TO be that of smoke. Upon
investigation the kitchen wall back of tho
stove was found to be charred and alive
with fire. little timely assistance from
neighbors and the fire was eXtinguished
before serious damage was done.-Not so
fortunate was Walter Flanders few days
before. He had moved into the place
known as the Tom Downer place near :.
NJ. Brush's, the house having been unoc-
cupied for some time. After the transfer
was made he went away to work. Tow
ard night Mrs. Flanders went out 10 meet
him when he should return and when they
got back the house and contents werc
burned to the ground.-The village schools
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from 30 pagcD

EUNWUNl DUUHU MI W y
CONTINUED from Sd pagc)
was well liked by her many acquaintances.
She leaves besides her husband, one
brother Roy, and one sister, Frcda, VINO
have the sympathy Of their many friends.
Tho funeral was held at noon sunday at
the Union church. and was largely attend
cd. Rev. X. j. Franklin. pastor of tn"
baptist church of Huntington, of which
The deceased was member offic"tcd.
Geo. II. Fay was in charge A choir COM
posed Of Mrs Luke Alscr soprano: Nis.
y. T. Hall. alto; Edward fIldrcth, tenor;
Luke Alecr, basso; with Mrs. DR.. Bemis
organiSt, sang the following selections
Nearer My Home" Swc, tly Resting
and The city Of God" The selections
were well rendered. The bearers We're
Nlyron Barnes ana son. Howard Of bur-
,mgtor. VIII Morrill, of stowe and Ralph
Alyer Of Waterbury Centre. all relatives
of the deceased. The intcrmcnt was at
Richmond beside her father and mothch
The white Caskct was surrounded 10y
flowers, which wcr" provided by sNmpI-
thiEiua friends. Previous to her dC'th
Mrs Alccr made all arrangements for her
funeral. which were fully carried out
Roy Palmer. who has been in the hospital
a. Burlington. was in town TO attend ms
sisters funeral. He Is in very poor health
Mr.. T. r. Briggs who has been quite
Flck Is recovering The Lend tdhd
circle recently elected the following Of
fccrs: Leader Mrs Jennie l}alch. vice
leader, Airs Fannie Muzzy; secretary.
Mrs FatHe Stevens, treasurer MRS.
Balch directors, Mrs. Melissa IIahd"I,
Mrs Mary Fiddock-Mrs. L. A. ShattucN
Of burlington and Robert KNOWLES ana
wife Of Waterbury visited Mrs. FRANK
T7wne recently Among those from oIt
Of town to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Al
g,r were VIII Morrill, and wife of stove,
Ralph Alger and mother from waterbury
Centre. Myiou Barnes, wife and son Of
burlington Horace Tomlinson and two
Mrs. Alice Ross Of Barre Martin Hayden
and wife Of Duxbury j. NJ. Atkins ahd
wife of Richmond. and r. :. McGiunls OF
Rolton.-Aueustu sherman. who has b. on
confined t. the house for several w''h+'
s. now able 20 he about his work.-A"w-
ton Ecmis is spending few days with
his father pr. B'mis-Mrs Addty Pay
Eddy is improving IN health.-Mrs. NcNer
Of Waterbury is visiting her sister, Mls.
Mary Fiddock.
ru,SrI\GTON
lIerry EoSs and VIC from i'Il' .u.E
More III 'o"i ,, '"So h,N .,ri,,d in lawn
and is the guest Of L. u. Collins.-Jo"'
Quicker Is very sick with PNEUMONIA
Alice Pierce of bonneville was at her home
oNts SundaN.-MrS. Ransom Robinson was
i'm town saturday tho guest of Mrs Jos
Johnson-Mr Henry brewster Is quite
siCk.-Nirs. y. NJ. CaSWoll is slowly inn
proving-Mrs ". r. Smith is visiting a'
the Centre, the guest of Mrs WYma'
Taft.-Farmers in town have nearly
finished their springs work.
chromosomes. ,,,.>..rt,n
ut y llNFl'-> '''-> I'm
Mrs Alice Nm of Lincoln. Is visiting "a
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trouble as to ride to Williston to visit his
MILTON BORO.


MILTON BORO.
Many children are having the whoop-
igg cough and chicken poN.--Capt. and
Mrs. Fay, r. $. Berry and family and
Joseph Berry, were entertained 10y MIRO.
l.. NJ. Niles at her birthday anniversary,
May llth
WGbtISTON.
Mrs. Addison Isham who was very sick
is able to sit up.--Mrs. G. i. Wood If Bos-
ton has arrived at her unClc's home
Miss Abhic Miles died in Starksboro
Thursday night. The funeral was held in
that place Saturday William Miles, who
has been dangerously III is convalcsCont-l
Frances Christmas Is very sick with pn"u-
mona.--Mrs Merchant has been spending
"a few days in Burington.-Mr. and Nj"
Barton bradley and Mr.. and Mrs NJ De-
ton Goodrich were the guests of Mr.. az
Mrs. George Goodrich Sunday.--W chst'.
Lockwood was in Burlington few days
rccentr.-Edith Lcct visited at Mrs
Ruth II. Corners last week.
ESSEN CENTRE.
Mr. and Mrs George Lane of North
field. Mass, are visiting Mrs. Lanes par
euts. Mir. and Mrs. y. A. Slater.-Dr. W.
W STYLES was elected or Sunday n dele
gate from Essex to the state conference
OF Conversational churches TO be held in
Barre June 9th.--Rcv. Charles Wesley kel
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the late shore the guest of mis-
I,,vrnnco ston,ov who has boan serious
~ ill with brain fever, is a little better
WESrFORD
alfs. Al GOV
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Warm Weather There came
Silks to us some
4

Warm Weather There came
S1lkS to us some
beautiful Silks
tor thin Waists and entire Dresses
Silks that will give you comfort
and durability in the wearing "A
Black Jap Silk, d inches wide, on
ly soc per yard. -Another 81 in
ches wide only 89c-very desirable
for Entire DresSes-and handsome
Pongee Silk at $1.OO.
Hosiery The newest ideas in
men and women's
Hose are best seen here-just as
plain as you like or just as gay
But there's handsome showing be-
tween that will appeal to quiet tastes
pretty patterns in Polka Dots,
checks, plaids and stripes-and of
such fine quality-not expensive
either-but wonderfully good ones.
We begin pricing at Csc and adj
vance little at time to $2.75-
these last are Silk.
Bicycle Suitings Womenand
girls as we'll
as the men and boys we're interested
in the races yesterday--and what a
collection of wheels. Our Cycle
Cloths come in handsome designs
and priced to please all purses-be-
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Clara Wheeler is visiting in Hard
WEEK.-MRS.. f. II. Wilbur has returned
from a visit Of several weeks at Poutney,
Mrs Mary Clapp returned from Rouses
Point this week for the summer.
The Old Folks concert on Saturday
evening was largely attended despite the
inClcmency of the weather. over S2H was
realized. Homer Fartar spent Sunday
with his family.-The l.. \. S. meet this
week with Mrs. Janer.-WilliGm Cum
mings is about to commence housekeeping
in r. Demars house.-A young child Of
George Cushion died last week
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Mildred McElroy is home from Grand
LiSne foT the sunmer-M. Il. Rockwell
claims to have the champion Chickt II
hatcher of the town in the way of hens.
lie set one recently on twosty ycGs. every
enc Of which Matched, and all are being
cared for by the same hen.
ISLE LA MOTTE.
Mrs. Nolcott Huhhell of ChazN. y. Y,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs y. W Fisk
M 5 Thomas is homo from HighClte
for A few days.-Mr. T.. K. RoNnOids's
naphtha yacht Beatrice arrived here sun
day from New Yo.k.-Frankic Ross of
Grand Isle has been visiting in town
Mr.. and Mrs j. Brittcll Of Woybridgc
were in town Monday and rucSuaH--M rs
Stephcu craft of Plattshurgh. y. V, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. William
Thomas --Prepd rations are being made IN
the Methodist Episcopal church FOR chill
d.en's day.-Miss Hattie ordway of
Plattsburgh * at n. w, Fisk s-Audrew
l.. Holcomb Is having a piazza built on
the north and west sides of his house.
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1.-The Geisha."

Look everywhere-but don't buy
until you have seen our handsome
display of Summer Shirt Waists. -
We have never seen their equal, -
Prices begin at o8c.
One price and cash.-Lookers as
welcome as purchasers.
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RICTIFORD.

T. c. Greene went to SherbrooHo
Wednesday to attend the conservative
party gathering The road to Powder
Springs has been repaired and the grounds
are being fixed up for picnic parties dur
ing the Richford Lodge, |. .. O..
f.. initiated one candidate WeInes-
day cvening.-L. Baker, ]. c. Baker and
II. l.. Baker went 10 st. Adams Monday
on business connected with large land
suit which is to heard again at the next
scssion.--N. j.. Tessior of Montreal Is Wis
itng his son. DIR. II. Tessier in town
DR.. c. s. Scofield paid visit to the state
Racteriologcal institute at Burlington one
day last week.-Isaiah Stanhope was badly
hurt Monday morning at Stevens mill by
falling drought a hole in the hoor,
where belt runs. Doctors Hamilton and
Pelton were called to attend him. They
found no bones broken. but severe bruises
! about the head and body and that he may
| be injured internally, -Fred FaITar Is
buying maple sugar here, paying 10 cents
Il pound. He has about 10 tons on hand
Wednesday being the Queens birthday, a
large number went from here over the
borders to help celebrate the day as
usual.-Iion. II. c. Comings was al Mon
treal and Toronto three days last week
on busnoss.-Mrs -. NJ Jones went to
Montreal Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs
a. Chadburn.-Col. a. {. LedVens was at
Windsor last week to attend United
States Court-Moy 10y attended court al
Windsor all of last week.-The Albion
Mandolin club of this place are to give a
concert Friday evening in Ayers opera
hall.--The concert and dance given last
Friday evening by the Kiondke Snow
Shoe club was one of the best had here
for some time. After the concert some
fifty or more couples enjoyed dance un'
I'll nearly day light.-Frontier Post, No
70. G. A. Il. are ordered to assemble az
their headquarters next Sunday at II
O'Clock a m. for the purpose of attend
Ing divine service at the Baptist church
Ayers opera hall was filled Sunday after
noon to hear Dunnett the singing evange
list. the odd Fellows, Foresters ant
Masonic societies were represented by
some of their members, who marched
from their halls in body, M. Dunnet
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FRANKLIN.

Deputy Collector II. c. Pomcroy and
wife and Miss Culver of St. Adams spent
Sunday with friends here.-NIrs. Lucy
Giddngs of Bakersfield has been SPEND
ing n few days with her sister, Mrs. +.
l.. HOpkinS.-J. DCforest Brown went to
Boston day.-Memorial services will
be held in the Congregational church next
Sunday Rev. Levi Wild will preach the
scrmon.-Miss Myra Cleveland and Eras-
tus Cheney arc slowly recoVrring.-A
daughter arrived at T., +. Durham :
Tuesday morning.-The Franklin band
will furnish music at Richrord May 30 and
at the Mccormick Moving Machine exhib-
tion here June l0.-Mrs Laura Yates is
visiting her daughter Mrs. NJ. j, Murphy,
in Lyndonville.