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BAKERSFIELD.

Ira Doolin of Gilmore was in town over
Sunday visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
w. Is. Doolin. Judge start was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday.--'rhe game
of ball played here Saturday between the
Brigham Academy nine and the high
school nine from Hyde Park was won Ivy
the home team by q score Of H. to II. 1t
was Il good game and well played by both
sides The listers are at work Oh the
grand list. w. Doane has the founda-
ton for his new house well under way
Mrs. william Temple. "A much respected
woman of this town, died on Wednesday
evening last the result of shock Of par
alNsls and was buried on Friday. She
leaves a husband and one sister TO mourn
her loss, together with Il large circle or
friends. Elmer Blodah has assumed his
duties with Farrell Brothers of Swanton.
Many of the students of brigham ACad-
envy went home on Friday to remain over
SundaH.-G. II. Start was in Burlington
Saturday on business The cold weather
has kept farmers back with their work.
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ST OWE.

{. T. aud +. o. Burt arc placing new
boiler In their steam mill at the village 49,
II. q. Thomas was in Lowell Monday ard
Tuesday buying cggs.-Mrs Hannah stiles
who was called % St JOhnsbury some two
weeks ago by the death of her sons wiz,
Mrs. Ransom Stiles, returned last Friday
Mrs. Ellen Smith. who has been spend
ing week here, returned to Waterbury
ThursdaN.- Mrs. Mary Beldeu left Thurs
day for several weeks visit at her cd
home in connecticut. Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
MagOon arc rejoicing over the birth Of A
daughter which occurred May llth.-Rcv
Frank Gale and Rev &. =. Emery will eV-
change desks next sunday morning. The
stoCkho derS of the Mount Mansfield Flee
trio Railroad company. held their anOn4'
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, MAY H.
The officers we're served 2 trout dinner
a Green Mountain Inn.--A son was horr
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira French May l4-MrS
S. c. Spauding died suddenly carly Thurs
day morning. May 10Th. Services wore
held Saturday afternoon, Rev. c. L. En-.
cry officiating.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK,

Russell Page purchased "A young horse
in Eden Friday which he intends 10 train
for saddle.
John Schofield has begun making re-
pairs on the saw mill by the depot which
he purchased some few months ago of the
Hyde Par, Lumber company and expects
to have IL in running order by the first
Of June. He wants to hire dwelling in
the village but there seems to be no de-
srable vacancies and so he is talking OF
buying. lie has been trying 10 come to
satisfactory terms with l.. u. Jackson
for his residence
Halsey Lewis has sold his horse to Noyos
Wood to use on his delivery cart
Mrs. NJ. p. Cheney visited friends in
Montgomery last week.
The old pews OF the church have been
vanished over and look as good as new.
For the present time they will he used in
the large audience room Of the new
church and chairs will he placed in the
vestry. The H. j, Lilly Son Wagon
company has accepted the offer for the
old church building OF $500, which amount
will help considerably in paying for the
new cdifice.
Mrs. John Fmncgan and Thomas Moore
are visiting relatives in ilincsburg.
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VERSHIRE.

The town sustained serious loss Sat-
urdaN afternoon in the total destruction
of the Nershire Creamery by fire. All the
butter on hand, nearly two hundred dol
lars worth, and new separator Just
placed in position were destroyed. Insur-
ance s9,0Ou, Schools AT the upper village,
Center and Height open tomorrow VIM,
A. Mattoon has been doing mason work IN
Chelsea the last week.. j. Parshley is
very ill-H. II. Waters Of Pennacook, \.
H., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Freeman
Church. Rev. Burton Richardson and a
young friend are the guests OF B. +. lul-
ler.--As Hiram Church was crossing the
bridge below Henry Dickev's with a heaN i
ly loaded team Monday night the bridge
gave way precipitating the driver team
ana load into the river The grain and
feed With which the team was loaded WdS
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SHELDON.

Sheldon arc billed to appear at opera hall
Monday night, May Dist, and will present
for the first time '"rhe Two I.unatics."
and the drama, "Drifted Apart" Ihoma
Bros orchestra are to furnish music
John Rashaw died Monday, May l4th Of
consumption at the age of 20 years. He
leaves wife ana two small children 10
mourn his loss. Mr., Bashaw has been Il
sufferer the past year. The funeral was
held At his late home and burial was in
Fairfield Rev Father Lachance officiated.
John w. Riley has purchased the y. +.
Leach residence on Fadden street for a
consideration of $40. Mr. Riley has
moved his family from Fairfield to his
new home. Mr. Riley has been South the
past winter for his health.-Bishop Hall
held service al Grace church Monday, May
1tth, and lead a confirmation class of -four
members
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faithful wife and loving mother. She was
loved and respected for her many Chris
tan virtues ny the entire community
Her funeral was held at the Baptist
church Monday at y. nj. Rev. Charles
Stafford ofiiciated and VI. NJ Hun had
charge. Appropriate music was rendered
by a quartettc composed OF Mrs. Perry
Read Mrs. T.. l.. Andrews and Messrs.
Boechcr and Partch. solo was sung
by Mrs Stafford. The church was LIBERAL
~ decorated with plants ana flowers. a
large congregation of relatives and friends
testified to the esteem and love for the
deceased and sympathy for the husband
and three some left to mourn her loss
Mrs. IIcrmic Remington Of fitchburg,
Mass, is in town for II few daNS.-RcN.
Mr.. Thomas of Pittsburs, Pa, is visiting
al RtN. 7. j. HarrIs'.
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CRAFTSBURY,

Mrs. Bell Anderson is on the sick list
IN" Ladies' Aid met with Mary Scott on
Saturday and reorganzcd their society.
They will mold their next meeting with
Mrs. George Howard next Saturday aftoG-
noon Walter Scott has returned home
after several weeks sojourn i'm som" #
the middle .Statcs.-ReV. Charles Morse
preached in the NJ. T.. church last Sunday
in exchange with Rev. - i. Evans
Mrs. Harriet Elmorc went TO Barton last
Saturday where she viii make her home.
Mrs. G. H. Rawsou and children from
iardwiCk are in town for a few weeks.
Miss Marcia McClary has finished her
work a Mrs. r., y. Nelson's millinery
rooms and returned to her home in
tirecnsbpro
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RlCHFORD.

Bishop Hall was here Wednesday and
preached in st AIMS church in the even
ing.-On Monday the thermometer regis
tered S. in the shade but was down to 80
Wednesday morning.-The scholars in the
high school are to give musical and lit
crazy entertainment Friday evening the
18th for the benefit of the school library.
Principal r.. f. Greene has been cngag-
ed to take charge of the high school for
another year.-Charles Stanhope and
Michael Mercy were arrested for intoxi-
cation. The fine and costs for Stanhope
we're 81. 76. for Mercy $40. 76.-George Rounds
of Boston, former resident here, is Wis
iting friends in town.. G. Conner has
moved from his farm to the village having
leased his farm to his son.-H, $. Foster
has bought Mrs. A. Chappells house and
lot on Richard Street,. w. Wheeler
has bought j. n. Powell's house on Elm
street for $300O,-The house on the farm of
G. Mead at East Richford and occupied
By Mr.. ingalls, was burntd about
O'Clock sunday morning. The household
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs William Ladd OF Enos-
hurgh Fails were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Burgin over Sunday.-The
Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mra. |. y. Chase large
congregation greeted Bishop Hall at Union
church sunday evening. The church WAS
tastcfuily decorated with potted plants.
The music was furnished by the Sheldon
and Fairfield chors. Rev f. Barnby
Leach also assisted Bishop Hall in the
service.--Mis Martha Coburn, who is at
tending school at Swanton, visited at her
home here over Sunday There is to he a
promenade at Opera Hall Friday evening
gwen by the young ladies. the proceeds
are to so toward lights for the band
stand
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

Franklin County Court has adjourned
until July >
The ladies of this city, feeling that they
wish to contribute toward the TUNA Tor
the famine stricken inhabitants of lndla
viii give a euchre party party at
paige's large hall next Wednesday even
ing They hope by this party to raise 500
hv charging an admission Of 80 cents
which VIII include refreshments. The
playing VIII begin promptly at $50 o'clock
ana viii be discontinued at II O'Clock.
About - members Of the Bellevue Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah, will go to Burling-
ton this morning on the : o'clock train TO
attend he meeting OF the grand lodge
which VIII be held to-day This lodge
which il one of the best trained IN the
state will assist in comforting degrees at
the meeting to-day.
". ~. HdWlcv Of Glens Falls, \. y, is
visiting James Mcdonald.
The Bellevue Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Rev oiution, met yesterday al
ternoon with Mrs. Edward A. Chitenden.
The programme of the meeting consisted
Of the reading Of the prize essays by the
winners, Frank A. Delse ana Harry Ste
vens The essays were upon the subject;
The Critical Events of the American
RevolutiCn," and the prizes of 500 and
$500 were given by the members of the
RelleVuo Chapter.
Fred Appleton Of Troy y. Y, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs John r. Robson.
Mr.. and Mrs, ", r.. Hatch who have
been the guests of Mrs. W. 3. Fletcher Of
LINN Mass, for several weeks returned
last evening.
The people of this city are fortunate in
ha wing an opportunity Friday evening OF
hearing the world renowned Vermont
singer, Mary Howe LAWN, who with her
husband as tenor. Sjgnor Bologna as basso
cantante aud Miss McGregor as contralto,
/ will give a concert which will excel any
musical event ever given in ST. Adams.
THE seccnod part of the programme will
consist OF the garden scene in "Faust'
and will he given in costume.
| Il. ~. Martin of Burlington is in the city.
/ The next baseball game to be played in
this city by the St Adams baseball team.
will be those on Monday and Tuesday of
next week when they will play the Cuban
X-Giants
Miss Annie b. Smith and j. Gregory
smith will 20 this morning to Egan Es-
tate i'm the Canadian woods
Invitations have been issued to the we'd
ding of Miss Aimee Alice, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Scion Adams of Jackson
vile, Florida, and James Garfield Walker,
son OF Mrs, Eleanor r. Walker of this
city which will take place Tuesday, May
% At the brides home in Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Gray left last
night for Boston whore they were called
by the death of Mrs. Gray's sister Mrs.
George F. Demeritt
Col. Willard Harrington returned from
Montpelier last night.
Charles Butler has moved his electric "a
supplies from H. l.. Chadwicks store &c
his home at IL Barlow St
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MORRISVlLlE.

Bills are out announcing the field day on
the fair grounds under the management
OF "The Lamoile Valley lntersCholas tic
Associations, saturday May 10, at which
time it is expected the Hardwick La
moillo Central, Craftsbury and Morris
Vile Academies will take part Contests
consisting of foot races, bicycle races.
jumping and kicking will begin at Up m.
Charles Boynton and Miss Mae Utton
were married at her home on Maple ST o..
Saturday afternoon. the Rev, DR.. Booth
officiating.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
tannery, a large gang being engaged in
tearing out the old watts and clearing away
the debris preparatory to the enlargement
and remodelng that is to he done.
Miss Cora Hurlburt who has been en-
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WATERVIllE.

Frank Miller has moved into Mrs. l.. j..
Wells housc--Mrs. G. l.. lIodgkns re-
turned from Boston last week.-Mrs.. l..
w. Robinson visited in Worcester last
week.-Charlcs Briggs is building tenc-
ment house on his farm-ClaYton Potter
has moved from BelVidere into Charles
Aliens house Mrs Fred Wood is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rob-
inson Mrs. Mark Stevens Of Cambridge
Junction is visiting with her father, Hen
~ Wilbur.-Miss Sallie child has moved
into IT, y. teaches hcuse-E w. Smith
has moved his family back 20 North Hyde
Park and Mrs. Smiths father. Hiram
Leach will live with them.-Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Claifiin visited i'm town last week.
Mr. T.. A. Randall returned from Boston
last week and is putting up carriage
houSc for Chnrlne Aim.
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JEFFERSONVlLlE.

Tho little daughter and only child Of
" .. Lease was taken very sick Mondd y
night and died Tuesday evening at ten
o'clock.--J NJ. Wilcox and bride returned
from their wedding trip "Wednesday, May
IL. having visited friends in Boston, Wal
than and Milford Mass.-The sugar max
ers, who went to Horseshoe. y. V, TO
work several weeks ago returned home
last Monday night.-MisS Marion Page has
a class in pantnG.-F 5 Sargent
was guest at J. +. WilcoXs over sun
day --Rev. n. c. Howard was called TO
Rutland Tue sday by the sickness of "A
friend.-Mrs. II. G. Howard is slowly i'm
proving from her sickness Rev. H. &.
Howard OBLIGATED at the funeral Of Mr..
Clara NIeatm Prior of South Cambridge
last Friday. The burial was in the GENE
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

The many friends and members Of tho
Sunday school gave Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Smith very pleasant surprise party on
the evening OF the 9th inst. MIR. Smith
has served faithfully for many years Ms
sunday school superintendent and as 4
token of their appreciation OF his services
he was presented with nice Morris
chair 1t also being their thirtN-fouri
wedding anniversary Mrs. Smith was
given al oak rocker a very ENJOYABLE
time was spent. refreshments were served
and the remainder Of the evening was
spent in sneine.-Alrs. Ahbie Davis and
her daughter, Lena spent Sunday at H.
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WESTFORD.

w. w kimhal had a narrow cscane
from an angry bu'l Thursday. Whom Mr..
kimbdll was about to feed the Bun tho
BAH made AN attempt TO gore him, iuiur-
ing his leg from he knee down quite pain
fully Friday morning the bun broke his
Fastening and attacked Will Hicks, brus-
ing him cousidera blv.-Mrs &. 6. Alfred
ana son Of Fairfax arc visiting Mrs. ~
f,eds sister. Mrs f. f.. Allen. The Lad
los Social Circle will give a dime social
in the town han Friday evening. May iN.
The funeral Of the late Peter King was
hold in Milton Thursday AT 10 a. m.-Tne
smoothing Of the roads in town will he
delayed some time owing to break in
the read machiue.--B. a. Stone Is at home
iCl a few DAYS.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Bishop EIall held services in Calvary
church Tuesday evcning.-Thc Ladies'
Auxiliary met with Mrs. y. Murcn We'd
ncsdaY afternoon people VINO at
tended tho recital given 10y Miss Fauiuo
pcrlcY last Friday evening were plea S-
autly surprised and charmed at the OK
Colent ability shown by her talents. Dur
ing the evening little Misses Helen ODDS
and Marion Moehicr assisted by singing
some charming songs and at the close
Mrs. Green. tho instructreSs. gave Two
very excellent selections. Refreshments
warc served The dance in the hotel ha /
was quite woll attended Friday night de-
spitc tho attrartinnS olseNhcre.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Martin Swette has been quite sick with
the grip for the past two weeks nut IS
ganing.-Gcorge Davis and wife OF
Greensboro were the guests of II. O.
IIutchins and wife last Sunday.-DaNid
cole has moved into the c. :. Bailey ten
ement.-Tho lumber is being drawn for
quite extensive repairs on the ConGrega-
tiona parsonage. r. G. French will do
the wurk.-iIenry Curricr is very sick
and it is feared he will have rheumatic
fevcr-Mrs. y. c. Currier is on the sick
hst.-Dr. II. O. HutChins and wife will
move to Windsor soon.-H. +. CurrieY is
having veranda built on the front OF
his house.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

" r. tarris spent last Sunday with his
brother Rev T.. X. Harris, of Starksboro
IF. Adams of Panton called on friends
here on Wednesday last.-Mrs. Emily
1'riudle. who has been visiting friends IN
Monkton. has returned home-Miss Cora
Clark is teaching in district II, having
taken the place of Miss Marion HOstord
" no is unable to teach owing to illness -
Fred 81. George is having his house pHint-
od.-Thomas Kelley. who has been caring
for John Hart, Jr,, is sick with grip. His
mother is with ihn.
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MONTGOMERY,

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle Of Lawrence,
Mass. arc visiting in town.-fIerhert
Larock has moved 10 the l1mhcry house.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. f..
church meet on Thursday with Mrs. j.
w Goodspecd.
Tn. free will offering taken on sunday
Al the Methodist Episcopal church for the
India famine fund amounted to Sl2.15.-
\. Snodgraes is building now piazza
AMI otherwise improving his residence by
painting. Mrs T.. l.. Gnodspeod is having
the Robbins house paintod.-,Iohn PudVah
is building an addition to his harn.-MrS.
". L Richardson il ON the sink lisl.
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ESSEX.

The Map, Lawn Debating Club held is
closing session for the spring term on
Friday evening, May nth, President Anna
y. Lane presiding. The attendance which
was the largest Of the year had one very
pleasant and encouraging feature the
presence Of many of the parents of the
students and of several of the alumni Of
The school. The following programme was
rendered: Music violin and piano, Fred
=. Church. Bertha A. Brown; Pr; yer,
Rev. G. J. hastings; Music, piano duet,
bertha and Jessie Brown Recitatiohs.
Gertrude l.. Farrand and Bertha y.
81 Wn; Music. piano and violin, Fred Is.
t'hurci. Bertha a. Brown; Rotations l.,
Pau chapman, and Fred B. Church;
Song. Bertha a. Brown; Debate, CUES
ton; Resolved, THAT Athletics should be
Compulsory in Secondary Schools; Dis
putantS, Aft. Percy l.. Lawrence Maud
L. Wilcox, Jessie \. Brown; Neg, Arthur
r.. Brown. cora NJ. Hastings, Kate V.
Cookie; Music, piano solo, Cora M Has
tings. The Judges were G. r. Green,
Henry Lawrence Miss Mary Farrand and
they decided in favor Of the negative.
Mrs Peter Ashley whose sickness was
reported past recovery, is now more com
Portable Mrs. G. II. Brown of South
Lancaster, Mass. ana her son, Ralph
Brown of Putnamville are visiting rela-
lives here this week.-Mr. and Mrs Frank
Green of Rutland visited at G. f, Green
over Sunday Master Rhett Fletcher who
IS teaching in Huntington village, was
home over Sunday F. w. Hall visit
ed in Bolton last week. Mrs. Callahan Of
Burlington, a sister of DR.. w. W. Styles
Is keeping house for him a. present.
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ST. AlBANS BAY.

Edwin Bronson is confined to the house
| Y illness. George Younger, sr, is able o
be out after a long illness. Mrs. Young
ers condition remains about the same
Warren HutChins returned from New
York state Friday last. bringing with him
"A fine span of norses.-George and VIII
Younger are erecting a more modern
structure on the site of the old horse sheds
which have stood so long near their store.
Miss JEANNE Ray is visiting her sister.
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WEST MILTON,

The Woodlawn Grange programme for
MAY - is as follows Music, Grange or
chestra. reading Mrs. Lansing SNOW pH-
per, Docs the city Possess Greater A.
Vantagcs as a Hcme than the country 2
Miss Minnie MONTGOMERY. song, Grange
choir violin solo, Mrs. Carrie OSeOod;
general discussion. How can we Better
lmprocc our Public Roads opened 10y y.
: Morgan, paper. The Best Method ~
Raising Squashes. f. McNal poem, Hon
ny Towne; paper, What Eject has For
cign immigration Upon the People OF this
country? Il. f. Gale, lr; song. Grange
choir.
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GEORGIA..

+. V. Hathaway of Middlehury came to
|. II. S. Fairbanks Monday to visit his
sister Eliza and other friends. John
Young OF East Georgia is quite i'll from
exposure while trying to rescue his horse
from the river in which it was drowned.
Mr. ana Mrs, i. O. Shattuck and Miss
Mildred of Burlington came to town Sat
urday 10 spend Sunday with their par
cnts. Mrs. Shattuck will remain for a
coupie of weeks.--George S, Lee L. V. NJ,
was in town over Sunday.-Rev. and Mrs.
William Shaw received number of their
friends a. the parsonage Tuesday evening
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mr.. Charles Forsyth of North Enosburg
is arranging to leave for Cape Nome.
Alaska, this Week.-Mrs. Alberta Fitch
has gone to Sanford, Me, where she will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
T.. j. Maynard.-Mrs. Sarah Truax, for
mer resident here, but now of Swanton,
is the guest of her daughter Mrs w. b.
Colton.--There will be grade exhib-
1t Of the work Of the pupils of the s>v-
eral departments Of the school at Opera
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FLETCHER,

A. ItugG T. ON the sick lst.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. D. Ellis were in Fairfield recently
The Fletcher Dramatic club are rehears-
ing tor another plaN.-l.ittlc May Hooper
is reported no better There will be no
services at the Union church May 70
Glen Curtis is assisting +. \. kozar in
his Siorc.--Miss Edith Patterson is work.
inc at Arthur iIoouer'S
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EAST FRANKLIN,

Mrs. Brigham Olmstead is sick.-Oliver
Pearson died last Friday of heart failure.
Frank Thomas met with an accident
last week, While mending pair OF
shafts they dropped, hitting an old hatch
ct which flew into his face making an
ugly would.--A son was born to Mr. aud
Mrs. Charles Ladieux May 14th,-Mr and
Mrs. George Cocord OF Richford were in
tnMIn over Sunday Visiting friends
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last week-A. G Mansur Of Burlington
spent Sunday in town with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs H. NJ. Mansur.-A young son
of II. H. Buck of West Derby. while play
ing on some cars lost his balance and fell,
striking on the back of his head. lie vas
taken to the house Of Ierne Hildreth ana
Or. .. - Gould called and after about
one hour came to and is doing we'll.