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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15
STOWE.

j. j. Morse expects to move to Norris
vile in a short time.-Lorenzo Russell Of
this town and Mrs. Prudence Stowell of
North Hyde Park were married at the
latter place February sth, by Rev. II. L.
Lochlin.-L. G. Clark has sold his farm
TO T.. G. Clark of Waterbury.-A daugh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Rob
inson February 6th.-The entertainment
which was to have been given at Moscow
on the evening of the Nth. was postponed
until further notice.-Mrs Phiena Cook
died Saturday morning al the town home
Funeral serices were held Sunday after
nCon.-Thc G. A. II. and W. II. G. enjoy
ed Il social afternoon and oyster supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sargent
Wednesday afternoon, Feb II.
WOLCOTT.
Charles Lawrence visited his daughter
in st. Johnsury over Sunday.-Dell Spauld-
ing and wife from Craftsbury were nj John
Morrows over Sunday.-Mss Alsina Kusic
sprained her arm quite badly Tuesday,
Frank Doying got hurt seriously Tuesday
while at work in w ". Gates saw mill
II. f.. Wheelock and wife visited at Q. A.
Batche.der's in Hardwici Sunday.
NORTH hyde PARK.
School closed on Friday-Stephen Miles
was badly hurt while unloading logs
Mrs. Prudence Stowell and Lorenzo Rus
sell were married last Thursday and now
reside in Stowe.-Arthur Fay and
wife are happy over the arrival of a boy
al their home.-Wiard Manning's young
est child was buried last Thursday.
GAYSNiLLE.
The first passenger car on the White
River Valley railroad arrived here Satur-
day afternoon and brought several pas
sengerS. There was an excursion from
here to Bethel and return Saturday even
ing and about 60 enjoyed the trip in the
new car.-Quite business is being he
gun in the new spindle factory in the
building known formerly as the button
ACCOMPLISHMENT are on the sick list
Miss Eva Luce, who has been quite sick
is getting better
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POTATOES, APPLES, BUTTER AND
EGGS wanted in large or small quanu-
tie. Cash paid. Address w p. Barnes,
tr., los Dustin street Brighton, Mass
3S6t&w wit
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returned home.-W u. Tracey Is expected
home this week.--Bert Gauvin has gone
to Waterville to work-h. w. Stevens, o.
n. Mcfarland and B. 5. Fullington all
spout Sunday with their families here
j. O. Landon and wife are visiting his
sister in Grand Is;e.-Norman ODER has
rented his farm to Murray Buck and will
move into the Fred Whiting house In the
village.
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Agents odlat,tcd.


can secure lucrative business selling our
popular priced mems clothing. Samples
furnished parties showing record. Con-
tinental Clothing CO., Dept c., 10 to l6
Aston Place, n. Y. S,2t&w,lt
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Miss Eva Sturtevant has finished very
successful term Of school in Sheldon and
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ped dead, Tho horse was knocked sense
less and did not recover for some 10 or
10 minutes When Stebbins fell he still
graspcd the electric light cord and II was
with difficulty that his companion was
able to get II out of his hand Physicians
were Immediately summoned but " was
too late and without doubt Mr.. Stehbins
died instantly. Upon his body were no
marks. Tho only plausible theory adj
vancCd is that the transformer governing
the lights did not work properly. The
voltage on the wire is supposed TO be 1Of
and has never been considered sufficient
to cnuse death by people in this section
heretofore Mr.. Stobbins was born in this
town and was young man respected for
his sterling, upright character,
The Green Mountain Choral Union has
been organized with these officers. Presi-
dent, Olof Edling; vicc-presdent. Mrs.
Charles Dole; secretary. Mrs. 4. T.. Down
ing; treasurer, James Wilson. The union
purposes 10 take up standard musical
works. have hired Prof Charles Dudley AS
director and ii is expected the organiza-
ton will be n permanent one.
Abraham Lincoln Court of Fores ers
contemplate giving an entertainment in
their hail on the evening of Washington's
birthday.
DR.. +. J. Stephenson and wife of Put
nam, Conn, are at the Mortified House
He mas concluded to locate in this place
and practice medicine. The family will
occupy the Whitmarsh house on North
Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pardy of Chazy. y.
Y, visited at o. j. Thomas's last week
Miss Malena Phelps and r. n. Phelps of
Ellenburgh n. Y, are visiting at O. j.
s.-Mrs. Helena Tenney and n. q.
went to New York Thursday
Mrs. A. NJ. Lengheld has returned to
f.. S. Holcomb is visit
ing in Plattsburgh.- Owing to the bad
weather and roads the donation was small
about $4,000 was realized.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

with her brother-Miss Luna Howe visit
ed In Waltsfield the past week.-Gladys
Fisher is home from school In Moretown.
Miss Mary Marble finished her school
In Moretown and is at home Mr.. o. Neill
of North Duxbury Is working for the
Grandheld brothers. Fired Hunt and fam
lily are staying for while at Destine
Griflths.-Miss Elsie Morse Of Duxbury Is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Nj, z. Davis.
Miss Mile Farr and Miss Edith Howe
of Waitshcld visited Miss May Howe The
week.--A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
7, c. McCarty FEB, 3
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Mr.. John C.mstead is i'll with rhe una
tism.-Nclson Felix has exchanged his
place in the village for a farm in Walden
and will take poss assion immediate ely
Charles Kelton of Glover was in town last
week filing the Caspian Lake Creamery
ice house
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tr, while in Royalton.-M Marion Hunt
ington Of Randolph was a guest of Hon.
and Mrs Willard r. King Sunday.--Whit-
ncv post holds its next regular meeting
Saturday evening of this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
Baptist Association.

The sixth annual session of the
san Luis Valley Baptist Associa-
uon convened in the Mosca church
Thursday, August =, a, I:S0 p. m
The Introductory sermon was
delivered Thursday evening bv
Elder T.. O. Butler of Hooper.
The election of officers FRIDAY
morning resulted rs follows:
Elder T.. o. Butler. Moderator:
Elder l.. q. Boroughs, of Monte
Vista. Assistant; Elder l.. c.
Drew. of Saguachc, Clerk.
The regular program was then
carried out. Addresses were de.
livcrcd by John NJ. Crooks of
Denver; II. i. Wilkinson of Den.
yer; T.. o. Butler; l.. G. Boroughs:
Pastor Armbrustcr; t.. c. Drew
and Others. Papers were read on
various subjects by Mrs. L. C..
Butler; Mrs. Armbrus,cr: Mrs. j..
L, Worth and Mr. W. c. Buck.
The services were well attended.
much interest beng shown in all
branches Of our work. The work
Of our people IN the san Luis val
ley j. far in advance of what il has
been nj any other period since our
pastors began work here. Rcgu-
lar churches are in active work al,
Monte Vista, Mosca. Center.
Hooper, Saguifchc and Salida. he.
sides many out stations being sup.
plicd.
The Association adjourned to
meet in Monte Vista IN 1901
Snguachc journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
-. Center Items. {.

Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Thomas, Of
Colorado Springs. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warden.
The yield of wheat has been cut
short from lo 70 81 per cent by
the dry weather during the past
thirty days.
Yes my son, 1t will be easier TO
keep the Republic thar 10 change
an Empire back to Republic
later on.
1t WAS thought for some time
TINT there would he "a gren, scar
city of harvest hands, but lately
they hav. been coming in from
outside points, yet a good many
NOR" can secure work.
How much longer will it lake
the farmer Ia lsnrn through orgn.
niza'ion 10 protect Themselves
Miss Susie Warden is attending
the institute nj Monte Vista this
week.
Are the poi ulisrs in the county
ready Ia surrender their organic.
alton to the dsmoerncy?
The policy being pursued IN
thus par, OF the county by certain
would-bc politicians is sur. TO
create dissatisfaction which will
be hard to control later on. II con
tinued.
The binders ARE beginning 10
hum and considerable grain viii
be cut this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

In order that South Africa may
enjoy peace the Queen of England
has concluded to annex the two
small republics to her tlominions.
John Adams, the live stock com.
mission man of AlamoSa, WAS look
ing after his interests IN this sec
ton of the valley last week. La
.Jara Chronicle.
s5,o0o,0o0 or about s25,oo0,oOo
of the English war bonds have
been subscribed for hy New York
parties. The Pail Mall Gazette
says: "The loan shows that Amer
lea will occupy II new role IN the
future-that of lender"
Jack Graves aud wife and Ar
tinr Belts of Lincoln, Nebraska.
arrived in Monte Vista Tuesday
on few weeks visit with John S.
Woods. The party together with
Billy and John Woods are now
camping at Clear Greek.
Former Lieutenant Governor
Felt. for quarter of century
prominent in the Republican party
IN Kansas. has resigned the chair
manship of the Ntmaha county
Republican committee, and declar.
ed for Bryan and Stevenson.
There is not much feing said now
about Mckinley carrying Kansas.
Chas. a. Townc has written n
formal dcclina,ion of the nomina-
ton of the Peoples party rs can
dldatc for vIcc-prcsldcnt and will
support the Hon. Alla T.. Steven
son for the position TO whom he pays
the following glowing compliment:
"Adlai T.. Stevenson of Illinois is
II man of unimpcachablc character
and of ripe political experience.
who as n member of congress.
more than twenty years ago, was II
close assistant and co laborcr of
General J. b. Weaver and other
great leaders in the reform politl.
cal movements of that day. and
who, rs a vice president from 1893
to 1896, distinguished himself by
rcbelling against the betrayal of
Democratic principles by Prcsi-
dent Cleveland.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
NORMAL INSTITUTE
Continued from page 81
EspAY.

Interest in the work OF the Institute
continues. The attendance is unusually
regular and increasing. One notable
feature is the regular attendance Of the
County Supcrintcndents, and thus active
participation in the daily exercises
They conduct classes as follows: Supt.
J. l. Palmer OF Saguachc, grammar and
science; Supt. Chas Gronendykc OF Cos
tilla, vocal music; Supt. q. A. Carpenter
Of Rio Grandc, arithmetic and school
law. This arrangement enables the
Institute to get along with fewer paid
instructors, and allows the funds to be
expended for lectures and other special
features.
Professor Millcrs lectures on Psycol-
ogy and Pedagogy are attracting the
attention OF parents as well ns teachers
Those parents who attend Miss Scovill's
classes in Primary methods and Speer
work, can readily see why the modern
teacher does not teach as they did
when went to school
THuRsDAY =. NJ.
After the usual pleasant and interest
ing exercises of the day, about half Of
the teachers visited the Soldiers Home,
and spent a pleasant hour in viewing
the grounds, buildings and gardens, and
visiting with the veterans whose deeds
Of yalor and patriotism they hope to see
emulated in the lives OF their pupils
\ lecture by DIR. Melvin OF Sagunchc
was advertised for this evening. but the
DR.. being unayoidably absent, an i'm
promptu program was rendered a fol.
lows.
Vocal Duett-Miss Hunter and Mr..
Nash.
Addrcsi-Supt. G.. W. Irwin.
Vocal Duet Messrs Frank and Nor
tensen.
Vocal Solo-Sup,. Groncndyke.
Eecitation-Miss Truoblood.
Paper Teaching Ethics Professor
Miller.
Vocal solo-Miss Hunter.
At the conclusion, few minutes were
spent in sociability' all feeling that this
had been a day well spent.
FRIDAY.
This morning State Supt Helen L.
Grenfcll. DIR. b. o. Aylesworth, prcsi-
dent Of the Agricultural College, and
Professor r. II. Barrett, representing the
Colo. School Journal. arrived and were
present at the morning session. DR.
Aylcsworth will lecture before the insti.
tute this afternoon at 2:3D o'clock. and
viii preach at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. Mrs. Grenfcll will
lecture in this church this evening. and
address the San Luis Valley Teachers
Association. Saturday at | ID p. NJ
DIR. ID. T.. Phillips of Denver Uniycr-
sity, and DIR. u. y. Snyder. president OF
the State Normal scheol, are expected
10 deliver lectures next week. Watch
for announcements.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
Evils Ot Antipyrls~.

The use OF antlpyrine for the relief
and cure Of headaches has depressing
influence on tn heart and causes de-
rangement OF the Kidneys Krauae's
Headache Capsules contain no antipy-
rine, chloral, morphine or any injurious
ingredient. They cure quickly and leave
the head cenr and cool. Price DC.
Sold by Rice Drug Stors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
The Only Headache Cure.

Frank ]. Baker, OF Colorado Springs,
says: "krause's iIendhche Capsules If
the only remedy that ever checked my
sick headache, and hav. cured scores
OF my friends with them" Price DC.
Sold by Ric. Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

In India, the land OF fImine, thous.
food. In America. tho land Of plenty.
many suffer and die because they can.
not digest the food they eat Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure dIeests what you eat.
1t instantly relieves and radically cures
all stomach troubles. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Mothers endorse IL. children like il.
old folks use ii. We refer to One Min.
ute Cough Cure. II will quickly cure
all ,hron, and lung troubles. Rice Drug
Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

"My baby was terribly s,ck with the
diarrhoea" says J. II. Doak, Of Williams
Oregon. We we're unable to cure him
with the DOCTORS assistance. and ms n
last resort we tried Chnmberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. nm
happy TO say 1t gave immediate relief
aud complete cure. For sale by Rice's
Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

STRAYEp into my pasture about May
Is; black mare, dim brand on lef,
shoulder, II or IL years old, weight about
100 pounds, wire mark on left from,
foot.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

First class ranch of leo acres, No
Alknh 10 acres broken-wire for feno-
ing. Price $500. Address Adier.iser,
Bowen. y. o. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

+
8 .S 4
+ Mrs. Helen Grenfell, State Super i
: intendentOf Schools, will lecture to-
f night Friday) at the Presbyterian i
+ Church. Everybody invited. A nice i
: program arranged. .
+ j. !. i. i j. i. s
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Green Corn now lady for deliver,
Leave orders a, gardens.
C.S. ALpnicn.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Eli Morris WAS arrested here
Friday morning on warrant
issued at Colorado Springs for an
assault which took place there n
year or SO ago. Morris will be
taken back to the Springs toni ght
for trial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
COLLEGE OF TUE SOUTHWEST.
DEL NORTE, COLO.

The next scholastic year will begin
September ~. Three excellent courses
-PRAcTIcAL ENGLISH, ACADEMIC and
CoLI.E6ATE First class work done in
all departments. Those desiring, may
take Music. Drawing, Book keeping,
Shorthand. Spanish or German.
Take notice OF the Calendar-Fall
term begins September 10. Winter term
bcgins January .. Spring term beg,ns
April >.
For further information address
j. f. WEIR, President.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
For sale.

80 acres good land with two shares
water in Billings ditch. Land joins
North Farm.
W. S. WESTON.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

ID. A. Thomas, clerk of the pro
bate court of FL Paso county, is
taking vacation and is visiting
friends in the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

am prepared to give lessons in short
hand and music. For further informs-
ton, inquire at Mrs. Breckenr,dge's near
Mr.. Powell's lumber yard.
HATTIE T. Cook.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

The laws Of health require that the
bowels move once each day and one OF
the penalties for violating this Law is
piles. Keep your bowels regular by
taking a dose OF Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liyer Tablets when necessary and
you will never have TINT severe punish
ment inflicted upon You. Price - cents.
For sale by Eice's Drug Store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

CAR LOAD of good ,wine ar.
rived this morning. Come quick.
Horn e. WHITE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

After many intricate experiments,
scieniiRs have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural dicestants.
These have been combined in tn. pro.
portion found in the human body md
united gi,h substances that build up the
digestive organs. making compound
called kodol Dyspepsia Cure. II di-
gesis what you eat and allows all dys-
pepucs in eat plenty of nourHh,ng food
while the stomach troubles nrc being
RAPIDLY cured 10y the medicinal agents /,
contains. Il, is pleasant 10 take anu ALI
give quick relief Rice Drug Stnr-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Fresh vegetables from Foot Hill gar.
dens, at the Red Front store
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

New Mexico fruit, ripe and fresh. a,
Labor Exchange.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11
Dress Making.

Dress Making.
BY Miss Annie +. Edstrom. Monroe
street, between 2nd and ID Ave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

New Mexico fruit at lowest prices
Labor Exchange
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Parties wanting currants will please
leave orders at the Beehive.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

Four or five fresh young cows for sale
Enquire at this Office
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

In order that South Africa may
enjoy peace the Queen of England
has concluded to annex the two
small republics to her lominions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-08-11

John Adams, the live stock com.
mission man of AlamoSa, was look
ing after his interests In this sec
ton of the valley last week. La
Jara Chronicle.
The colored American., 1900-04-28


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The colored American., 1900-04-28
To The COLORED PEOPLE
Of M ERICA

Ec0GkkG
o6red because GROW LONG
and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-30
THEY WANT AN
EARLY SESSION.
Prominent Party Men Favor This
Course.
SAY IT WILL HELP DEMOCRATS
Hon. A. S. Priddy. Sheriff Simon
solomon and others Believe it
Wou,d be Best to Hold the Eiec-
ton OF Delegates This Fall.

The sentiment seems to be growing very
rapidly 81 favor of an carly session OIL
the Legislature. and of the election OF the
fsolecates To the Constitutional Convention
at the November election DE- a. ;.
Jssiddy. of Charlotte, member OF the House
of Delegates from that county, ana
oromnent member of the House Commit
dee on Privileges and Elections. was IN the
city on yesterday. talked with hain upon
The subject OF the convention. and ne SAID
the General Assembly should be called IN
sT.ecisl session not later than July next
10 make provision for the election Waich
he Thought should be held next fall.
MOULD HELP THE DEMOCRATS.
1.-The election of the members OF the
Convention at the presidential election
said the Doctor would not only not
handicap the Democratic ticket, but In my
judgment would materially strengthen II.
i fear there is going 10 be apathy, ne
continued, in cur ranks this fan. and
hsi;e,in,- the neonlc in the different sec
tons OF the State would put forward iheir
best men for the Convention. the person
mel of the Convention nominees woulo
strengthen our ticket and insure its tri-
umph in every district.
DR.. priddy thought that an extra ses-
sion should be called early for another
reason, that being in order that the new
Constitution might SO into erect oeiore #tHe
election of circuit Judges takes place again.
so that the reforming OF the new judicial
circuits would not work a hardship upon
Judges who had just been elected.
He favored a small body-not over sixty
,ne,nhers-so that il might be wieldy and
at the same time as economical as paSsi-
HE DIR. priddy's idea is TO fix the basis
of representation at five members for each
Congressional District, and then elect ten
members at large, making sixty members
In all.
AIR. Simon Solomon, sheriff of Henrico.
Is another prominent party man whose
views coincide with those expressed by
DIR. Prlddy-
BODY SHOULD BE SMALL
He thought the Democrats of the State
had nothing TO fear from making the
dsh. NOW while the issue was alive Mr.
solomon favors a small body. 50 that It's
business may be expeditiously transacted.
Dr.. George W. LeCato.. State Senator
from Accomac, who is one of the wisest
and safest party men in the State. is now
in the city and is said TO favor an early
cal. of the Legislature and The election
this fall.
IL really begins to look as If the besis-
lature would be here in July to settle the
question
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-30
I,.npcrly Transfers.

Z The following properly transfers were
recorded yesterday:
Richmond: Grace e. Arents to St An
drew,s Association, 100 feet on east SIZE
Cherry Street. at the northeast corner OF
Beverly Street. 81
w. d. Adams and wife to l. II. Adams
and wife, r. 7. H. Adams and wife an.
John w. Carroll and wife to MILAN NJ
Jusiis, ons-tlalf interest in the estate OF
Major VIM Duvai, deceased, except IN
the house and lot o. Broad Street, occu-
pied by Mrs. Margaret Delarue, 5000
John E. Epps and wife to Geo. 3. GainSs
% feet on Twenty-tirst Street, al south
west corner Marshall Street. $3.50
Frank and Kate Howard. w. L. David
son and wife and H. F. Gillian and wife
10 VIM NJ. Jus,is. interest in the estate
of Major VIM. Duval, deceased, in Rich
mond and Henrico county, $500.
Hiram divers exor. to Chas. r. Hay
wood, 3S 1912 feet on north side Marsh<.ii
Street. 81 PIP feet west of Twenty-Fltth
sl.0iS.50.
ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church trustees to Grace E. Arents, 10
feet on east side Cherry Street, at north-
esats corner Beverly Street reserVlns. the
right to use for the purpose OF its sunday
School the buildings on the premises
Alex. H. Sands. special issioner. to
I. Garrison, l41-12 feet on Church Hill
Avenue, at the southeast corner OF
Twenty Second Street, $50.
Henrico: w. E. Brundage to Henry 5.
sWallerstein, Il feet on west side twenty
First Street, at southwest cornersT Street,
s..
p. s.. Lester to ]. B. Bickerstaff, 26.14
acres known as the Roper tract, 500
Chas. G. Roper and Geo. RI. and j.. @.
sDrinker to j. b. Rickerstaff. 2 7-iO acres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-30
Funeral Services.

The funeral of Mr.. James White. for
naerIy of the White Hardware Company.
took place Monday afternoon from ST.
Johns Church.
Pawnee Tribe headed the procession,
with 1ifty-odd men in line. marshaied by
L. C. Waldrop and Charles A. Hill, as
sisted by a committee from Aurora Lodge
of Odd-Feilows. The funeral ceremonies
Of the Tribe were conducted by Mr..
J. ". Williams, as Sachem.
The remains of MIR. John II. NeimyeI
We're taken 10 Baltimore for burial yes
terday morning.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah ]. Woodward
took place at O'clock yesterday afternoon
from East-End Baptist Church.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ada 3. Gayle took
place at u O'Clock yesterday from Calvary
Baptist Church The interment was made
in Riverview Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Rosina Campodon-
leo will take place this morning at IL
O'Clock from St. Patrick's Church.