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. CRIPPLE CREEK.


At st. Peters Church two Jesuit
Fathers from the st. Louis (Mo) uni
Versity are giving mission. The mis-
sion started last Monday morning, with
High Mass and sermon at 1880 a. m
evening service at 7;30. Every day dur
ing the week a short sermon will be
given In the forenoon and evening. The
mission closes tomorrow. great num-
Der made the missions Have you? If
not, Go so at Victor.
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Mrs. Dick Gibbons of Independence
returned home from Pueblo last IFues-
day.
John McNeenee spent few days in
Altman the past week.
Lawyer James Owen has gone east
anG Will return with Mrs. Owen and
the baby.
F. s e. Drury of London, the-new
superintendent of the far-famed Inde-
pendence, is at the National.
o. G. Nescbitt and Bob Lochlin, old
time passenger men on the fourth di-
vision of the Denver &c Rio Grande,
spent a few days in town visiting old
Maria Murphy has determined to give
up her allegiance to Queen Victoria and
become an American citizen. She de-
clared her intention in the county court
last Tuesday
Mrs Frank Maher of Independence
lett Tuesday to join her hubby in Lead
vile.
The work on the pastorage is pro-
crossing nicely, and from present indi-
cations 1t win be ready for occupancy
by the early fall.
Frank G. Peck, secretary of the fa-
nous Portland Gold Mining company.
came IN yesterday from his home in
colorado Springs. Mr.. Peck put up at
the National, and later went over to
the property.
Several Leadville and Aspen ladies'
are down visiting their friends, and in
cldentally taking in the great gold
camp.
The Colorado State Federation of La
Dor chamDione were most royalty well
coined to Cripple Creek, Victor and
Altman coined in the reception. Presf-
aent Coates made a telling address-the
parade was magnificent and to end it
all, the grand ball on the 9th took the
cake in many respects
At the last election of officers of the |
Knights of st. John the following
worthy gentlemen were elected:
George E, Lysight, president; John |
Swift, vice president; Frank Whark- |
mont, second vice president: William |
Leeman, recording secretary Judge |
merely, financial secretary; r. Fitz- |
treasurer. ,
The lodge boasts of 100 members in
good standing, twenty of whom are of
the Uniform Rank The following are
the officers of the Uniform Rank:
George Lysight, captain; Thomas Tai
lon, first lieutenant: James Sullivan /
second lieutenant; trustees, H. H. liam
second lieutenant; trustees, H. II.
Land r. j. McCloskey, James Sullivan,
Thomas Talon and Pohn Swift.
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COMES TO VISIT ST. ELIzABETH,s
PARISH.

Father Francis and his parishioners
are anXiously awaiting the coming of
the Very Reverend Denis Schuler. O..
f. NJ, provincial Of the Franciscans,
who viii arrive in Denver Friday even
ing on visit to st. Elizabeth's, in
which he has especial interest, because
ne sent the first fathers here from Pat
erson, N. j., in 1887.
Father Denis comes from the mother
house, in Fulda, Germany. He has been
commanded by the general of the order
OF Franciscans, Father Aloysius Lauer,
who resides at Rome, to hold a canoni-
cal visitation to the provinces of Amer
lea, Sacred Heart of St. Louis. St. John
the Baptist in Cincinnati and the I'm
maculate Conception at Allegheny. n.
i. These three provinces have houses
and establishments in all the states of
the Union, having founded eightv-five
IN al. At the close of the canonical
VISITATION Father Denis will preside in
the name of the general at the election
of the new provincial.
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sMoKEHoUsE LEDGE CUT.
Shows Fair Values at 200 Feet-SinB
ing to Be Pushed.

Shows Fair Values at 200 Feet-Sink-
ing to Be Pushed.
OF A. II. Tarbet's Smokehouse prop
erty Fridays Butte Miner says:
THE workmen employed at the
Smokehouse are cutting through the
big north ledge on that property. and
the indications are all favorable for the
discovery of a big body of mineral
Yesterday about two feet of the ledge
was exposed. The quartz carried a fair
percentage of silver and gold and was
stained with copper. This at a depth
of only 200 feet is taken as good indi-
cation of the presence of copper in the
ledge, but it is believed that a depth
of at least 500 feet will have to be at
tained before any paying copper bodies
are found
lin nearly all of the copper mines of
the Butte district the surface showed
little copper, but good values i'm silver
and gold. The work of sinking at the
Smokehouse Will be prosecuted with
vigOr'
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FIRST COMMUNION.

Sunday, June g. was first communion
cat at st. Pauls church. which was a
blaze of glory on account of that oc-
casion, and also Penticost, one of the
greatest days in the ecclesiastical wear
The class was composed of TWENTY
four little. girls dressed in white and
wreathed in wells. There were fifteen
little boys neatly dressed and all were
well drilled. The class assembled at
the pastors residence and marched 70
the church, headed by corps of aItar
boys and six little girls. who renre-
sented angels. The latter also occu-
pied position under the sanct,la1.,,
lamp, which was beautifully dranea
with streamers of flowers and wIite
ribbon and where the communicative :.
received in twos in very good order and
was witnessed by a full congregation
The little angels were Margaret Ne.
10y, Mary Kennedy, Marie Conlev Ma
and June Twohy, Irene st. Jean. Anpe,
la Halloran and Isabella Flemn1inSy Tn
the evening the children received first
communion diplomas and were conseN
Grated TO the sacred heart. the act be-
ing read by Miller kessler.
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CONFIRMED BY THE BISHOP.

The sacrament of the confirmation
was given Sunday afternoon by Bishop
John b BrondeI at the Cathedral of
the Sacred Heart to a class of 104, the
largest number confirmed at one time
in the history of the Helena church.
Bishop Brondel delivered an appro-
pirate address, taking as his subject:
Send forth thy spirit, and they shall
be created and thou shalt renew the
face of the earth
At o'clock Mass at the cathedral
Sunday morning SO children-53 girls
and 36 bOys-took their first COM
munion. which was administered by
Rev. Father c. NJ. AIKEN. The girls
were dressed in white and wore white
slippers and veils' and wreaths of
flowers upon their heads There was
special music by the st. Vincent Acad-
emy choir. Among the class were six
teen students from the academy. All
who took communion in the morning
were confirmed in the afternoon. as
well as fifteen adults who had previous
ly taken communion. There was a
large attendance at both services.
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LEADVILLE
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Correspondence Intermountain Catholic ,
Leadville, Colo. May 5.-The church
and parsonage of the ,Annunciation
parish look very nice, since ]. J. Quinn
the popular Leadville decorator has
had crew Of painters painting if for
the past ten days.
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On last Monday evening the Church
oil the Annunciation was crowded to
overlooking with friends to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Jerry Murphy the
genial master mechanic Of the Resur-
rection mine and Miss Katie McNaIi,,
OIL Leadville. Their friends wish them
years of happy married life.
The feature of the Decoration par
ade in Leadville was the grand show
ing the Knights of st. John mada
They turned out fifty members in their
beautiful uniforms and made a decis-
i've hit with the Leadville public
Mr.. J. J. McClusky, formerly head
meat cutter for D. D. Sullivan &. CO 90
is at present in Seattle, Wash In -
letter to an old time friend. he is fuii
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ANACONDA.

The funeral of Nichalos Wukobra-
itch. which took place from st. Paul s
Catholic church at 8 o'clock Sunday af-
ternOOn, was one of the most imposing
Austrian funerals held in Anaconda
for some time. Prior to the services
the body laid in state in Austrian hall
corner of Fourth and Chustnut streets,
and was then escorted to the church by
the three Austrian societies, st. Peter
and st. Paul, st. Joseph and st.
George, of which deceased was a MEM
Der. Interment took place in Calvary
Cemetery
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of good things about Seattle, He has
not fully made IN his mind whether
attic.
Rev Father Robertson of Brecken
ride was a Leadville visitor during tht
past week.
Miss Elizabeth Frapcis, formerly will
D. d. Sullivan & Co, has accepted
position with the Continental Oil Com
pany as stenographer and typewriter
Mr.. z. F. Gildea. representative tc
the head council of the c. K and l.
of A., who held their session in Chi.
cago, has returned, and is full of praise
OF the Windy C!tv.
Mr.. Hugh McCaughey, who it will
be remembered, was hurt about year
and a half ago while being initiated in
a lodge here has returned from Butte
City, where he has been for the past
eight months.
Mr. and rms. s. J. Sullivan arrived
during the week from Old Mexico. Mr..
Sullivan has been there for sometime.
He was joined by Mrs. Sullivan, who
had been sick in Denver
Ground was broken during the past
week Tor the magnificent new hospital
being erected by the Sisters. Architect
IL G. Dtmick of LeadvilIe, has the
contract. The estimated cost will be
nearly $4,000 This speaks volumes for
the noble sisters.
Leadviile viii celebrate the glorious
Fourth in grand style. The board of
trade composed of representative buSi-
ness men of the city have succeeded in
raising $4,000 The sports will consist
of rock drilling, fireworks and others
not yet definitely decided upon, but to
say, there will be a grand time is put
ting it mild.
on last Tuesday evening. Rev.
Father Gibbons united in marriage
Mr.. Richard Mahoney and Miss Anna
Dougherty. The contracting parties are
well known in LeadVille. where thev
enjoy the acquaintance of a large circle
of friends, which was attested by the
large gathering that filed the church
to witness the services. Their MANY
friends join in extending congratula-
tions.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Nellie O'Malley and Mr.. James Trolau,
two popular young people of Leadville.
Mrs. S. D. Nicholson left during the
week for Clifton Springs, New York.
on visit to relations, and friends. She
will be absent about a month.
.
Mrs. Geo. Hancock and son George
are enjoying the beautiful climate of
Tlenwood.
The A. o. H of Leadville are MAKE
ng elaborate preparations for their
annual picnic on July T. They will Of
FER large purses for horse racing, and
t is expected that some of the best
1orses in this section will be entered
The A. o. H. does nothing by halves
md they are to be congratulated on
he. elegant programme they have ar
'anged.
On last Sunday at the $50 mass a
lass of sixty received first communion. |!
rhe church was tastily decorated for |
he occasion.
On the first Sunday in July, Bishop |
Y. c. Matz will visit Leadville for /
confirmation. The class numbers $50, |
he largest in the history of the Cath
lie church in Leadville.
During the past week the pupils of
It. Mary's school have been undergoing
he final examinations preparatory TO
losing the school which occurs June
4, on which date the graduation ex-
rcises take place at he Weston Opera
louise.
A mission for the Catholics of Lead
lille will open on June "A and continue
or one week.
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BILLINGS.

Correspondence Intermountain Catholic
Billings, Mont, May 2S.-The Right
Rev. John Brondel arrived here last
Thursday from his trip abroad. He
reports having had a very pleasant
trip. He certainly looks it. On Sunday
he preached at high mass. In the even
ing he delivered q lecture on his trip
abroad. The attendance was the Iare-
est in the history of the town. His
Lordship left for Helena on the LAO
a. m. train. Mr.. G. A Griggs, cashier
of the Yellowstone National Bank, was
confirmed by Bishop Bronde1 at high
mass. Rev. A. Van Clavenbeck also
converted Mrs. Griggs some time ago.
Mrs. Griggs has returned from BOs-
ton, where she spent about two years
studying vocal music. She possesses a
very fine soprano voice and is now
solo singer. with Mr.. Griggs as organ
list, placing the Billings choir second to
none in Montana.
o
Father Battens of st. Lawrence,
Butte, was a visitor TO Billings lest
week.
Father Van Clarenbeck will leave
here in about month on a trip abroad
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OFF FOR THE FLATHEAD.

Rev. Father G.. NJ. AIKEN will leave
Monday for Kalispell for a two weeks
vacation. He will go to Kalispell by
way Of Flathead lake. Most of his
vacation will be spent camping on the
Lake.
Soon after the return of Rev. Father
AIKEN, Rev. Father Victor Day will
leave for his old home in Belgium,
where his mother is still living During
his trip abroad, which will be an ex-
tended one, Rev. Father Day will visit
Paris, Rome and other cities of the con-
tinent. Rev. Father Day came to Helena
from Belgium seven years ago, and
this viii will be his first vacation Of
any consequence.
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PUEBLO.

T: G. Mccarthy left last Saturday
night for Oak Park, His, upon receipt
of telegram from his brother an
nouncinb the serious illness of his
father.
Judge Andrew Royal has returned
from Leadville, where he had been
spending Memorial day, and addressed
nearly 5000 people attending the exer-
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MAGNIFICENT cANDELBARA.

st. Paul's Catholic church has re-
ceived two magnificent candelabra. the
gift of the League of the Sacred Heart.
The candelabra are movable of bur-
nished brass, can be arranged in
twelve different positions and each
holds twenty-one candles. They cost
$50 each and are handsome additions
to the magnifcently furnished altar of
st. Pauls church.
Sister Dominica, mother superior of
st. AIMS hospital is visiting the Sis
ters of Charity in Helena.
Colonel Tom McTague came UP from
Deer Lodge last evening to attend the
funeral of the late James Shields.
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BUTTE NOTES.


Miss Katie Naughten has returned
from a weeks visit with her relatives
at Melrose.
N. Sharkey, prominent citizen OF
Glendale, was visitor to Butte during
| the week
Miss Howard, who has been teaching
school at Hamilton, has returned to
her home in Iowa. During her stav in
| the city she was the guest of the Misses
Boland in South Butte.
o.
George Crangle came in from the
, Monarch mines, Basin, to look after
his mining interests in German Gulch.
During his stay in the city he paid a
pleasant visit to his mother and sis
ters on West Granite.
Edward Crangle of Anaconda paid a
flying visit to Butte last week.
Miss Bessie M. Lawlor came over
| from Helena on Saturday evening and
spent Sunday with her friends in this
city.
The State convention of A. o. H.
VIII be held in Hibernia Hall. Center
vile, on June 19. The Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the A. Q. Fl. will meet at the same
time. The local branches of the order
are making active preparations to give
the delegates grand reception.
Rev. John Bernard Harvey. C. s. p
hrst cousin of James M. Harvey of this
city, Will receive ordination on June 9
at the Church of st. Paul, corner Six-
teenth and Columbia avenue. New
York City. The Reverend Father has
Just completed distinguished collegi-
ate course at the University of Wash
lngton, and will celebrate Ais first mass
on June IL at his old home, Blooming,
ton, Ill.
Miss Camillus Harney. a sister of
James M. Harvey of Butte. will gradu-
ate with high honors from the Domin-
lean Academy of Sininawa, Wis, on
June 20.
The children who have been under in
struction for the last five or six weeks
will receive their first communion on
Thursday, the 18th inst, being the
feast of Corpus Christi.
Right Rev. Bishop Brondel will ad-
minister the sacrament of confirmation
on Sunday, June II, at st. Patrick's at
o'clock.
James sMaher. secretary of the West
ern Federation of Miners, has returned
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THE DAY OF PENTECosT.

Whitsunday. or the day of Pentecost,
was appropriately observed in the
Catholic churches of Aanoconda.
Pentecost is the solemn anniversary
of the day on which, fifty days after
the resurrection of Jesus Christ. the
Holy Ghost came down as with a.
mighty wind, and, under the appear
ance of fiery tongues, rested upon
Mary, the mother of Jesus, and his
apostles and disciples, who were all
with one mind assembled together in
prayer at Jerusalem.
This is the solemn feast day with the
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vented When baby comes, there will be
little or no pain, and the ordeal viii be
shortened. Recovery will be rapid, and
the patient will emerge with her old-timc
attractiveness of face and figure. The
mother who takes this wonderful medicine
can keep her health and youthful looks
even though a half-dozeu children play
about her knees. No other wOmeu's rem
edy Is its equal. Never allow the medicine
dealer to substitute something else.
This remedy contains no trace of alco-
hol, nor opium, nor any of the dangerous
drugs which enter so largely into many
advertised compounds, - recommended
for the cure of invalid women It will
not create craving for stimulants
" For five years my wife was in an almost help
less condition suffering from female weakness
writes ]. 5. EverTitt Esq. of Hagerman Wash
ingtou Co, Fla. Last September 1 decided to
try DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription She took
several bottles Of the medicine and gave birth to
a ten pound son on January 5Ist. 1898. She is
now sound and well and doing her housework
Every family needs a medical guide and
instructor. The best ever published is the
Common Sense Medical Adviser. zoos
pages. 1t will be sent free on receipt of 21
one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing
0HLP This book has been not inaptIv
termed "The Bible of the Body. " for It IS
to the body what the Bible is to the SOUL
the great chart of salvation.
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BOISE.

Monday evening at the home of the
brides mother, very pretty wedding
was solemnized, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Frank J. McKenna and
Miss Imogen Boyakin. Rev. r. B.
Wright performed the ceremony, and
only near friends and relatives were
present, Both young people are well
known here and have the best wishes
of a host of friends and acquaintance.
After the ceremony the happy couple
left for the coast on two weeks hon
eymoon.
Members of Catholic Ladies' Aid Cir
Gle are requested to meet at st. Pat
rick's hall, Wednesday, June 6, at 3
D. m.
Money invested through McGurrin &
Co., Salt Lake City, yields 6 per cent
per annum net, and each investor is
separately and safely secured.
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: ANACONDA.
JAMES SHIELDS DEAD.

Splendid Tributes to the Worth and
Memory of One Of the Noblest of
Montana Pioneers - Impressive
Services at st. Pau's Catholic
Church-Body Taken From Ana
conda to Butte on a Special Fun
eral Train-Laid to Rest Beside
His Loved Ones.
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NINETY-FIvE CoMMUN1cANTs

Father William Organ, administered
first communion to ninety-five children
Sunday morning at st. Leos ana Bishop
Matz confirmed the class in the evening
Father Organ preached "a short sermon
In the morning. The altar4was decorated
in white flowers and ferns and palms. In
the evening the Bishop was assisted by
Father Phillips, Father Scannell and Fa-
ther O'Ryan. In his sermon the Bishop
told the communicates the purpose of
ing themselves to the church in the tru-
est sense.
The members of the class are as fol-
lows
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DENVER.
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Office of The Intermountain and Col
orado Catholic, 400 Charles Block,
Curtis and Fifteenth Streets. Cor
respondence for Rev. T. n. Malone
should be addressed P. o. Box 1856,
Denver. Colo,
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BUTTE.


Office of The Intermountain and
Colorado Catholic, AZ East Broadway,
Butte, Mont. T. Campion, General
Agent
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GoLDFIELD.

Messrs. Franklin, Fechfen. McNer-
ney Gooch and Russell are associated
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Rev. Father Orr spent a few days in
Pueblo the early part of last week.
Miss O'Neal is down with pneumonia.
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Eugene ]. Carroll, Alice c. McBreen,
Francis c. Wachtel, Elizabeth NJ Flynn.
Louis L. Buehler, Honora E. Mohoney
John ]. Kane, Mary c. l. Moore,
J. NJ harrington, Martha A. McIntyRe
John P. Shea, Elizabeth T. Philips
]. j. L. Thompson, Anna NJ L. Reilly.
! Leo ]. Roedel, Agnes T. c. tKiesler
A. l.. Laughlin, Elizabeth L. Kenelly
Thos A Stanley, Mary 7. Savage.
Matthew j. Daily, Julia NJ Ryan,
James F. Healy, Margaret A Nc
Louis A. Reilly, Donald,
John d. Kennedy, Della NJ Dellitt.
Harris j. Cook Louise F. NJ. Trent,
Anna f. Murphy, Mabel G. Dejan.
Thos. ]. McBrun, Louise 1. Sbarbaro.
Aloysius Laughlin, Eliza L. Barrett
James z. Ryan, Josephine M. Hinds.
John l.. Strycker, Sarah j. A. Kava-
, George f. Lee, nagh
Chas. S. -Teevln, Elizabeth A. o'Brien
Modest T. Poppidt, Albert j. Currigan,
Anna L. Martin, Henry F. RI1ehier
Nora z. Milan, Catherine M stan
Catherine NJ. c. lev.
Ward, Thomas NJ. Gleeson,
catherine e. Moran, Theresa NJ. Krupatz,
NlSaTgaret M. Bo- Edward j. Kane,
Catherine L. oBrien cbaTIes aaFfha 4. s. AN Moore
Eunice E. Slack Teresa A. Smith
Elizabeth A. Micklis. John Peter Nayare
Edith l.. KERN, Mary F. NJ ReSan
Catherine h. Cos Francis 7 Prossar
tello, ID. M p pnrceiI
Mary c. Blasie, Ella /. Hoffman
Helen G.. McCfinn. Fannie Noft1
Mary e. Bowman Anna Otonnaiil,
Katherine e. Sallen, Thomas John
On Thursday, at St Leo's, commences
the forty-days' devotion. At O'Clock
there there will be a High Mass and the
BLESSED Sacrament will be exposed and
the altar viii be beautifully decorataG
with lights and flowers. In the evening
rather Barry, S. j., will preach. Special
exercises and Mass will be said at 6 and
ings. mo- ~
At 7:50 Friday evening Father Carrigan
OF st Patrick's s will give the sermon. and
ther Brandt, c. S. S. r. The deVotions
VIII close on Sunday morning with a High
Mass procession Of the Blessed SacTa-
ment and the benediction. At the 8
o clock service on Thursday. FRIDAY ana
Saturday, mornings. Father ORyan will
give short instruction
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HELENA NOTES.

Mr.. James Porter OF Missoula has
been visiting the capital city on busi-
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Catholic News of the Ir1tern1Ountain States

from Denver, where he has been in at
tendance at the meeting of the miners.
Mr.. Maher was unanimously reelected
secretary. The position is one of great
responsibility, but Mr.. Maher has been
found worthy of the trust and is great
ly esteemed by his associates.
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The injunction order enjoining James
A. Murray r. l.. Chapman and the
Grand Opera House company from re-
moving any of the movable fixtures
from the Grand opera house was filed
IN the United States court on June l.
All the property contained in the opera
house. even to the kitchen chairs in
the boxes, is enumerated in the docu-
ment
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together to build large hall, the upper
story as lodge rooms, and the lower as
store rooms.
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James Neary has returned from an
extended visit to New Jersey.