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aud his survey Thence with
said division Iiue S312o
sos varas 10 the bank of The
river in Treequilas Potrero.
Thence down The Rio Grande
S4O14o 70 varas, S SO $40
E 1900 varas to a stake at the
southeast corner OF this survey.
Theuce with line o! next d.
vision below, n 3 1-2o at
359 varas set a post on first
high land among palm trees
and at a farm road, and at $50
Varas left the palm grove
at $50 varas. high land jacal of
Chapa, west 10 varas. at SIS
Varas post and road, at IA 0
varas a palm post and road, at
1900 Varas road and post, al
3.977 vares a road, northeast TO
San Vicente and post, at 1, 1889
YRS a stake on the east line of
G. JagOu's tract in wire fence,
thence with said fence and line
Of @ JaQou's, $ 3120 1915
varas to his southeast corner
post, thence with sOnth line Of
q. JagOu's fence N so 1-2o W.
1880 varas, To "A stake on line Of
said Brownies survey and set
a post q few Varas south OF
fence, thence with the east
line OF Brownies land and
west line Of this survey 5
1-20 ". 816 Varas TO the place
Of beginning And the said
1858 acre tract is more particn
larly desert bed as follows, tOwit,
Beginning at a point II varas
west of the gate on The north
line and fence of C Jagou, near
the resaca, being also on
the line Of Brownies survey,
adjoining this survey On the
west and running thence with
north line OF said Jagou's tract
and fence, s. IS 1-2 1890 varas
TO southeast corner of this sur
vey and on the line OF thu next
adjoining below made for II
Kennedy stake at fence east
side Of Tssaca; thence with
the line of the II Kenedy
survey and eastern line of this
survey, II , 1-2 : Z at 4 20 yrs.
north bank Of resacs ,160 yrs,
post entered I1IaGo BedraDo.
Al $500 Varaa ief, pratt bic az
1 ,153 vafas, rasaca or poud,
al. 4 500 varas left same, i 6,
$50 earas passed through 1ahoi
Of Santa Elaya. al 1880 cara,
Rio Graude railroad track. al
500 varas south bunk ofresaca
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eron county. 3rd To J. W.
McHorse un December 18Th 1887
$40 acres by deed recorded in
book go" page $50 of records Of
said cameron comfy in which
$40 acres is also mhracsd $50
acres on February 9Th 1880 was
conveyed to w. b. Harvey by
deed recorded in book I'll" page
40. 4th. To James s. Riggs on
April 9Th 1883 100 acres by
deed recorded in book &c" page
63S OF the records Of afor--
said, cameron county. 5th. To
Lara A Y. C0ttingham on June
9th 1888 208li4 acres by deed OF
record in book &c" page 64S o.
aforesaid cameron county Re
cords 9Th. To S. T.. Crisis on
July 31st l 9, 25O acres by
deed Of record in book al"
page 10 records Of aforesaid
Cameron county 7th To Al
b rto Mayors on October 21sr
1889 80 acres ny deed of record
in hook H" page 81 Of aforr-
said Cameron county, to said
records IF which reference il
here made for more particular
description thereof Leaving in
the aggregate twenty three thou
sand. nine hundred and three
and one bali 23.9O311 acres OF
land more or less.
Said land will he sold to sat
Isfy thu debt SECURED by said
lrusr deed, and such title will
h" given as is vested in said
trustee.
E Fl. GOODRICH.
ub.tiiutrd Trustee.
Brownsville, Tex, February goth, 1900.
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county 10 which Preference
is here made for more
particular description. Said
share number - contains fif
teen thousand four hundred
and nine acres of land, is the
lower or eastern part Of said
Espirito Santo grant and is
more particularly described as
fellows, fOwit:
Beginning at the southeast
corner of MiraIles and Fprnan-
deg tract. post on main road,
and running th~ncs down said
road south 30 : east six hun
dred aud ten varas, S 40 east
1900 varas, s 61o E460 varas,
TO the east boundary of the sec
ond 2nd sixth and and west line
of the third Bird sixth or Caraios
lands. a post for corner, thence
with said last named line n
61-2o E $3.50 varas to a post
for corner on the Arroyo colo
RADIO, northeast corner this sur
veY and of said second 2ud
sixth, this ls the same line less
495 varas which is described in
feel ] notes Of the second 2nd
sixth and il is not necessary 10
repeat ;thence up the Arroyo Col
orado with its meanders y 30
1-2 W PAT varas, N711-40 w
CTS yrs. n So W $50 varas, to
the northwest corner of this snr
vey a post and corner Of the
adjoining survey for Miralles
and Fernandez Thence with
the east line of said last named
survey S II W, 51,791 yrs. TO
the place Of beginning.
Said share number % COM
prises two bodies OF land-One
of 623 acres and oae of 1858
acres respectively and contains
in the aggregate 1915 acres
OF land.
The said S23 acre tract is
more psrtielarly described as
follows, towit. Beginning at a
post on the north bank Of the
10 GraHde, river set for the
south east corner Of ibe next
survey above made for James
g Browne and the sauyh
west corner Of this survey
and running thence down the
Rio Grande with its mean
drrs s 64o E SO varas, S
9 34o E 595 varas, SIS 141
W 297 varas. S % 1-26 w4D9
Varas, TO a stake set out on the
extension of he division line
between said BFowHe's tract
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Trustees s lie.

WHEREAS, Agueda Werbiski, Mi
ehael Werbiski, Amelia Champion and
Seorgs Champion did on theI5th day Of
April, 1891, execute and deliver to Al
bert R. Shattuck, Trustee, trust deed
en- certain lands in Cameron county.
State of Texas, therein described, to Sc
care the sum of $4,000 due by said
Agueda Werbiski, Michael Werbiski,
Amelia Champion and George Cham
vIou, to the British Il Ameri-
, an Mortgage Compans Limited,
shich said trust deed is recorded in
Cameron county, in Deed Book II,
Page $50, to which reference is hereby
made; and whereas default has been
made in the payment Of the moneys
secured by said trust deed; and whereas
the undersigned has been duly appointed
substituted trustee in the place of said
Albert r. Shattucll, as provided in said
trust deed, and has been duly requested
- execute the trust therein contained;
Now Therefore, notice is hereby Civ
ea that, under and by virtue OF the power
contained in said trust deed, I, the I'M
dersigned substituted trustee, on the
srd.. day of April, 4. D. 1900, between
the hours of 10 a rn,, and 4 p, m, at
the Court House door in the town of
Brownsville, in Cameron County, will
by public auction sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property, VIZ:
Situated and lying in the
county OF Cameron and state
Of Texas, and out Of a large
grant known as the "Espiriio
Sauto grant" Of sixty ga tour
leagues and FIVE 5 labors of land
patented 10 the heirs Of Jose
Salvador de la CARA by the
state OF Texas on June q, 1859,
by letter patent, number one
hundred and ninety-eigbt 1881
volume twelve (12). Thespor-
sions Of said grant herein con-
vsysd are more particularly
known and described as shares
numbers II and %. allotted to
Alexander Werhiski in a par
sition Of said Espirito Santo
grant by the district court Of
Cameron county, Texas, in the
sait Of NJ Kensdy, King ct al,
Us Thomas Carson. adminis,ra
fog of the estate Of Maria Jose
pha CaVazos ct al said cansr
being numbered thirteen hun
cred and forty six and said
Judgment Of partition bearing
date May q, 1889. and of Pc
serd ia book f, pages $40 ct
sre. Of the district court
Rinetes IF said Caneron
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TIE HERALD OFFICE
AAssaAsAA4AAaA4SsaA

Is prepared 10 execute al orders for Job Priat
ing. such as Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Bust
ness Cards, Wedding Cards, Envelope Cards
and in fact al kinds of Printing
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E Fl. GOODRICH.
Sub. TINTED Trustee.

Brownsville, Tex, February 10Th. 1900.
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bridesmaid; Roy. NJ. W. Hale. groomsman
ana the bride and groom entered the
larlOr to the bridal march from
81 ohcnerin" IlaNcd 10y Miss Lottic Sar-
gent, and took positions under a canopy
Of evergreen. where the ceremony was
performed by Ecv l.. y. BigeloW of I}ris-
toL the rirg service being used. After
CONGRATULATIONS and refreshments the
happy couple left to take the o'clock
train for their future home in AlburG.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
bcautirul--Miss Hattie Iiickf1rd OF Bris-
tol is visiting at ~ T.. Morgan's.--Dr. La
belle and wife of Burlington we're the
guests Of Dr Dodgc's family over Sun
daN.-Pctcr Dupont and niece. left Mon
day for Barton. Miss Dupont does not cN-
pcct 80 return here. but after visiting in
Eartou viii go TO her homo in quebec Mr..
Dupont expects to lie HbScut q few weeks.
In the lawsuit Saturday over book ac-
count, Dr. Dodge plaintiff and George
Green defendant. the jury failed 10 agree
The Ala Society held a maple sugar
social Saturday evening in the new nall
~ 'arSc number were present. thirtY-thrce
MONT ctS ani friends Of the Ladies' NiG
in Bristol attended. The receipts Of the
evening were ten dollars.-Only a few SUI
gar makers have made any sugar uS yet.
Airs. Wilder Cage died Wednesday aged
30 years. She left husband and four
young children in destitute circumstances
The funeral was held from the Union
church Friday Rev. NJ W. Hale ofiiciat-
ing.-Mrs. George Siplcs remains very
poorly
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A WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Porto Rican Tariff Bill Passes the Sem
ate BY Nine MaiorltY.

The Senate Thursday continued tho ON
sidcration of IN" Port" FicH measure
Mr. Beveridga of Indian" advo'a'Hd r"cip"
rocity between ch" United states and Por-
to Rico. but announced ,hat 81 all efforts
- secure free trAde should fail ne would
support the PENDING bill. \ motion by Mr.
Pettus to strike out tho provision for u
10 per cent tariff was defeated Ivy Vote
of JIG to 49, Tho House. after four daN~
of debate passed tho amy appropriation
bill. The title of Nh Forcing Of tho ElcN-
rnth Kentucky district. to his scat in the
House was confirmed without opposition.
In the Sonat" Friday progress was made
with the Porto Rico tariff and govern
ment bill. The House devoted the day 20
war claims
Tho senate Saturday continued the dis
cussion of tho Porto Rico bill. The House
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BRISTOL.

Dr. w. r. Marsh of Brandon was the
guest of Lis brother, r.. g. Marsh over
Snday.--JuSticC II. T. Shcrwn and G.. w
Sncdon went to Lincoln Saturday on legal
buSinoSS.-Ge George \. Smith an cmpoyc Of
the Bristol Manufacturing CO., sawed one
hand badly with buzz saw SATURDAY.
Bert j. &. clark and wife have began
housekeeping in the Curtin house on
Mountain aNonuc.-A petition was rircuIa-
ted, signed and mailed to President =. w.
Clement Of the Bristol railroad Saturday
asking that q. s. Wardwcll ho rcinstated
as engineer. 1t was signed by nearly one
hundred of the business men and others
Albert Bush and mother are going 10
housekeeping near the CONDENSED MIX
factory,-Miss Rossic Jennings will lead
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening"
Bert Clark visited his brother Charles
Clark and wife in Lincoln Sunday.-MIss
Jennie SherWin who has been i'll with
fever for over week past Is slowly re-
covering.-Frank Mayhem and family Will
move into the kingman house, corner OF
Maple and Church streets soon. Mrs. y.
j. Hin was taken suddenly i'll Sunday but
j. now better.-E. l. Hewitt was the first
TO place new maple sugar on the local
market this season.--R, S. Smith and
family are moving into the Curtin tene-
mcnt house on Mountain ayouuc.--E. G,
Dixie has bought of G IL. Thorne OF Yer
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Iapau from the Epis opal church at East
Georgia on Wednesday. with iutermcnt at
Georeia.--Among those now sick with the
prevailing grip are +. 6. Iadd Olive
day and the funeral OF Mrs. Howard
LaramN, and Mrs. Levi Donno.-Mr-
DickeT of Montpelier has been visiting
her brother, Rev. G. =. raplin. this week
Edward Washburn of West Swanton Wis
itcd his sister, Mrs. Erwin James, Thurs
day ON his way to Boston.--Mrs. Horace
shepard and Mrs. Atherton Shepard Of
Boston spent Thursday and Friday with
their aunt. Mrs. II. NJ Ashley. who t.
slowly faiinG.--A y. Simonds and son g.
Burlington were in town Thursday Mi $
Garland. tho nurse from burlington. Who
has been caring for w. IT, Ilal". was
Obliged to return TO Burlington ThursdaY
as sh" was suffering from an attack OF
The strip. Tho condition Of &. +. Pratt is
more favorable and he has begun to g1in
5. NJ. Pike has moved his family o
Georgia, hut will himself remain here for
a few days longer Mrs. j. A. brow came
up from Burlington Wednesday evening 10
Ioin her husband who has been here sew
oral days They arc occupying the house
Of Mrs Drews father. G. A. Pratt. Mrs.
'r"W has but recently recovered from 4
severe attack Of dirhthcria. Mrs. George
Partuw. who has been caring for her
mother, Mrs. Alison Lcvarway. returned 10
her home in Essex junction ThursdaN --
Walter i}rush has he n Spending the week
with his brother Silas at tho American
House in Burlington.-Olin Chandler. tho
IN ill carrier. has been on the sick list for
day or two.
Mr. and Mr.. John Phelps have a girl
baby which was born last ThursdaV.-
Mr and Mrs. Charles Robinson and r. i.
Itohusou are i'll with the grip Most of
.thc sick people arc on the caiu.--C. +.
Pratt. w. H. Hale and Mrs Emma Ram
T. ,tl, 81 4
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Meeting Place of the Next Ma
tional Democratic Conven-
tion in Ashes.
WILL Be REBUILT AT ONCE.
Contributions For its Reconstruction
Begun While the Building Was
Burning Destroyed in 30 Min
utes-Kausas City's Finest
Church Burned.

Kansas CITY. Mo. April 4.-ConVcniion
Hall where the Democratic national con-
venton was to have been held on Ju y
I. was laid in ruins I'm jess than thirty
minutes this afternoon hv fro. THO ire
burned with such fury tnli IL We c,i-
dent almost from the start that the struc-
turc was doomed and the tircmen soon
turned their attention 10 saving surround
ing property. a stiff brccZ" was blowing
and before the fire was subducd the Soc
ond Presbyterian church. orc of the finest
cdihces in the city. the church parsonage.
the Lathrop public school, all situated
across tho way on Central .trect and ID
half block Cf three story nat buildings
on Twelfth street were totally t.stroyed.
Several residences We're damaged and for
time IT was feared that several blocks
OF buildings in the residence district would
60.
The aggregate loss is 500 On9 apnortt.n-
ed us follows:
Convention hall s235.ool insurance t1i..
coo; church, @00N. insured; parsonag,,
$500, insured: school $3.50. insura'ec
S-140; Williamson block, Eth street. '6p-
1o, Insurance 81 o00
Plans arr or foot To- rebuild Convention
hall Immediately and have IL ready for
the democratic convention IN july. While
The fire was still in progr - members Of
he Commercial club. through who-e r
forts the hall was built mingled i'm he
crowd of spectators and began soliciting
FUNDS for new structure. Ih.. evening
Nt'u mad been subscribed and Secretary
+, VI. Glerdenninc or the club. called a
mass meeting OF citizens tor to-morrpW
night TO devise ways and means FOR rti.-
lnE nm additional S1o.""o. Ih" hol assoc
.iAtion mas s3,"' in the bank aud VIII
nave the Soo'v insurance for lmrnotldt"
$50, the inNutAno" companies offered {"
"aI'e the usual 6o day Limit and MAKE
go i,ment ON demand. Th" Kansas 'fy
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ADDISON.

Mrs. q. c. Hanks returned home the
3lth OF March Mrs Joseph s.. clair and
Mrs. Edrich Burdcttc went to Worcester.
Mass the 3lst of March to visit friends.
james Lacey and family have moved to
West Pautor.-Mr. Irdtt Tyrcn and
family have moved to Mrs. A t.. Greg
ory'S 10 live the coming year.-Mrs. HUI
da Olin was the guest of Mrs. ) Il. Bar
bOur over Sunday.-Alice Hayward is at
homc.-R'V. II. II. White went to Ira.
VI, the I'd, 90 attend the funeral Of his
rrandfathcr, Mr.. Weaver. rc;uuiug the
ith.--Franccs Spaulding Of Lewis. ~ y,
viii teach tho spring term Of school in
the Wilmarth district ana Mary Wimarth
al tho Corners Mr. and Mrs Wikin-
son and Mrs. Ford have moved into
Eugene Ponds housc.-R W. Day has
been quite sick the past wcck.-MrS. HUI
da CLARK WAS the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles O'Bricn, over Sunday.
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RICH M0ND.

Prof. Frank Balch Of the NorthHo d
University is spending "A few days
with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Barker
Balch MIR. 81. clair Of Amherst college
preached at the Congrega church
last Sunday evening. lie is spending a
few DAYS with his friends Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson Mrs, Fcnrlck Of Bur-
lington /. the guest of her sister, Mrs.
l.. a. Johlson.--r. II. Shepardson ana f.
IT, Freeman were IN Boston several days
last week.-mrs.. +. f. Freeman has re-
lConun1ed on 9th pageI
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VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS 5 COUNTIES
he winooski Val vnnees up North,
From the Island the Lake to the
Passumpsic, NO Otter Greek
and by the :, res of White
River Cove~ by Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
MIDDlEBURY.

Hon L. ~ E,ldrodge has already COM
NcnCCd the cleaning up OF the debris OF
be recent hrc of his house and will COM
ncucc as soon as possible the erection Of
new house. All those who were in the
houSc at the time ot the ire are able to
So out again
Hon. Robert \. Cartmell and ]. A.
Rrght who for the past six months have
,cen looking up a flock of fine merino
'hocp have secured the same and shipped
lcm Thursday to New York, whence
hey viii 70 to sydney. Australia. MI.
farley T.. Cooke has gone To take charge
G them. This is one of the finest lois
whipped from this vicinity III some time.
It comprises IS head and they are all high
9loodcd.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Nilds has returned from
months trip to Florida and is much I'M
proved from the trip. He spent Sunday in
own with hs children ana left Monday
morning FOR 81. Albans to resume his du-
les.
Mr.. Erwin q. Piper who has for several
cars run very successful meat business
~ Main stree, has sold out TO Mr. Il.
!ucsrs and J.. T.. Goodwin who took pos
session Monday morning.
Mr.. f. G. Scott and wife. who have been
Residents of this village for the past five
years. are moving on TO the George GroS-
venor farm in the east part Of the town.
Mr.. Scott is going to Try his luck at farm
ing the coming year.
The annual meeting of the Bristol and
Lincoln Telephone company was held in
the office Of the company here Tuesday
in the Battcl block. H. Wa fairly we'll
attended and the officers made their le-
ports which were very encouraging. \
dividend of / per cent was declared. The
following officers We're elected for Tie
coming year: President. y. calhoun, Mid
dloburN. vice. president. Dr. Dodge. Lin
coin; secretary and treasurer, \. J. CAL
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MIL 7 ON,

school district had probably the largest
attendance OF amy ever held in the dis
trict the high school room being full and
the grammar school room partly fun. The
most exciting thing on the programme was
the election of the three trustees, and al
ter an exciting ballot it was found that
the old board, Or, L. G. IIolCombe, f T.
Cormid and y, Il. Phelps were reelected
ly large majority. The remainder Of
the meeting passed off very quietly.-The
spring term OF the graded school will open
Monday, April 9th.-S, H. Ashley Is home
from Norwich University for the Easter
recess Tho funeral Of Mrs, Lewis smith
was held from ST. AIMS church on Mon
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LINCOLN.

The marriage Of Miss Sybil Morgan TO
DR.. r. NJ. rogers of Alburg Springs was
solemnized at the home of the bride 5
parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. r. Morgan.
March Goth in the presence of
about 10 Of the near relatives aud most
intimate friends of the contracting part
les Shortly after noon the bridal party
consisting Of c. q. Hatch of Middle bury
and u. W. Merrill cf this place as usher,
Miss Jennie Morgan, cousin ot the bride,
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PARTY NEEDS A PRINCIPLE.
Democrats Could Not Win With a Hero
Candidate.

Detroit, April l-Danel j. Campau.
Michigan member Of the democratic ma
tioual committee wired the New York
"World" to-day in response to an inquiry
whether Dewey would be a stronger can
didatc than Bryan, as follows
In the present crisis the democratic
party needs leader of positive conViC-
tion. The democratic candidate must not
only stand FIRMLY upon tho democratic
platform, hut must be a platform in him
self Mere personal popularity is never
sufficient to win, and especially at time
when voters are studying as now. The
democratic party is strongest when fight
ing asSrcssively for principle. ana weak
est when supporting mere popular heroes.
Proud as democrats may be that Dewey
is among those who desire the downfall OF
Imperialism, | think il would be a grave
mistake not TO place in nomination VIII
liam Jennings BRYAN, whose vote of 1886
was larger than had ever before been re
qGircd to elect. and whose following to-
day is larger by far"
STARTLE NEW YORK POLITICIANS.
New York, April t-Dewcy's announ2-
ment has startled the politicians of both
parties. II is admitted on all sides that
the in lection Of his name as a presidential
possibility upsets all the states. what
side is he on" And what candidate Will
IL effect" are questions asked on all sides
The admiral will clear up that point when
he announces positively his politics, There
is well grounded belief mere that Dew
ey's affiliations now with the democrat 5
is chiefly through the influence OF his
brother-in-law. ]. r. Mclean. Certain de-
Ve,opments recently indicate that Dew
ey's announcement to-day is the culmina-
tion of the plans of prominent democrats
opposed to Bryan.
NO EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON
Boston. Aprl t--Dewey's willingness TO
accept the presidential nomination docs
not seem to excite much interest amorg
politicians, as yet Gen. /. A. Collins, eN-
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Roswell TarboX, ono of the old residents
.ot this village wds examined ana declared
insane "Wednesday. He was taken 10 Wa
tcrDuiy 10y Or. Ferrin Thursday afternoon
and committed TO the asylum there
The annual meeting OF the Winooski
River ,'lmera club will he held AT the
home of T.. l.. Nichols tomorrow evening
at $50 O'Clock 1t is desired that all mem
bers be present.
Miss Marguerite Waugh and Mis- LOIS
FONDA of ST. Al0ans are guests of Mrs. A.
Rood
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HANCOCK,

John Butler has moved back from
Bethel onto one Of Thomas Martins plac-
cS.--George Farr and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a little daughter Tie
End inst.-Charlcs Stockwelrs son Lajr-
cnCc is ill.-G. K. Church is carrying On
George Farr's sugar place. Dana Marsh
has moved his family to his fathers
home and is 10 live there a while.
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BRlDPORT .

Ralph Smith OF orwell visited friends in
town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Perry d.
Norton recently visited at Addison. .-Sain-
uel Nadnas has moved into the NJ. =.
parsonage David Wisscl of Cornwall has
moved into tho h Jusc vacated by Samuel
Nadnais Truman Hutchinson has been
on the sick lis'v-gAsrS vssS an auction AZ