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EXPORTS of provisions from the United States during the past fiscal year averaged half a million a day, breaking the record for all the years of the past.
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WASN'T it little unkind in MT. Bryan to accompany his endorsement of Stevenson with the statement that he believed Towne would have been stronger?
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THE Deweys have purchased an island of Nova Scotia. To avert comment. the title was immediately placed in Mrs. Dewey's name.
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On no, the farmers are not on the fence this year. Not on your life. They are too busy working in the fields.
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Ho! For the Gramd Camyom

The Santa Fe and Grand Canyon railroad is now in operation from Williams, Arizona, to Anitas June tion, Arizona, distance of AZ miles. The railroad is under construction from Anitas Junction to the head of Bright Angel Trail on the rim of the Grand Canon, distance of 20 miles. Pending the completion of the railroad, the stage will meet the trains at Anitas Junction and carry passengers to the botel near the head of Bright Angel Trail. The time schedule between Williams and l
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GROVER CLEVELAND has so for neg lected to congratulate his old side partner or the democratic party.
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THE same old candidate, the sam, old issue. the same old ending.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for liver and bowel troubles. Never gripe. r. J. Wattron.
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FREDERICK A. TRITLE, JR.
 Register.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
SOUTH HERO.
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

A daughter was born June ID to Mr.. a
Mrs. Geo. A. Kinney.
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MONTGOMERY.

The funeral of l.uCicn W. Jones was held
at the Methodist Episcopal church on Fri
day. Rev George f. Deuel. officiating Mi.
james died on the morning of Decoration
day Nt his home in South Boston after
an illness of only "A few days of Bright $
disease followed by heart failure at the
age Of II years. The remains Were brought
to the nome OF his toyhood Tor burlaL
Mr.. James was a man of more than ordiu-
AIRY intelligence, and tor many Years has
been connected with the electric light
plants in both New York and Boston.
He leaves a wife and one daughter. also
three sisters to mourn his loss, who have
the sympathy of host OF friends in their
bereavement Mrs. Eva Ainsworth II
BoSlon is III town. called here
by the death of her brother. l.. W James
others from out of town TO attend tie
funeral were: Fred Goodspeod of T.wks-
bury, Mass, Eobcrl Martin of Boston,
MI and Mrs, Charles James Of ST. Adams.
M. +. Maurice L. taking the census Of
EnuSnureh Fans corpora ion. The teach
crS at the town are to give reception ON
Friday evening tho Sth at Nillag. Hail. -
Clarence Combs, who has been sick with
typhoid fever il. .EOuvalCgCCQT.
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ALBURG CENTRE.

Mrs. Il. : Haynes who has been visit
ing in Swanton. returned Monday. The
selectmen have called special meeting
for June 18th to elect a road commission
err in the place OF p. u. Jameson who is
obliged to give up the office he has held
so many years on account OF poor health.
Mrs NJ. NJ. MCMilen is spending the
summer with friends at the Centre. Viii
liam Rockwell went to Waterbury last
week with George Sweet who has been
pronounced insane and has been placed in
the asylum.-Mrs. NJ. +. Ransom. who has
been spending several weeks with her
brother in potsdam. n. Y. returned home
Saturday The Sheldon children with their
grandmother. Mrs. deuel. left town We'd
nesday to make their home in sheffield
with their fathers family. They have
closed their house and let the farm. The
judge of probate appointed Mr., Sheldon =
brother as administrator of the estate.
They are leaving a large circle of friends
the two daughters, Sadie and Nina, will
be missed by the church and by their
schoolmates,-The granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Delphse Nally died Friday af-
ter long illness. The burial took place
in the K. q. cemetery Sunday.--A serious
accident occurred Friday to two of the
men employed on the Rutland Canadian
railroad IT is hardly known what caused
the accident. but while at work in the cut,
back Of A. c. Braytons house. some dy-
ploded and Jerry MCNally who was the
nearest received the blast. or a part of it
In his arm and side one stone severed an
artery in his shoulder, from which he lost
a good deal of blood. and another stone
tore place in his side. which has caused
good deal of suffering. and his arm was
filled with small stones lie was taken at
once to DR.. GoodfelloWs Office and the
wounds dressed, The young man that
was with him, George Miner was not
wounded hut the blast caused conclusion
Of the brain, and he was delrous for
some time after and it burst the ear
drum of one ear. Several were dcafcncd
for hours.-Mr Duncan McGregor. the
oldest resident of the town. died after "a
short illness rday and was buried SUI day
afternoon at 3 O'Clock The services were
held in the Methodist church, Rev. MIR.
shepherd officiatng. The Springs choir
had charge of the singing. -William and
Ross MCGreGor came home to attend their
TIERS funeral
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Childrens day will be observed next
sunday June 10th by appropriate exercises.
Miss Helen Bishop Of ST. Adams visited
at b. +. LcaCh's last Week.-Mrs.. Wood,
who has been a great sufferer for many
months from complication of diseases.
died Monday Hftcrn oon.-Rcv. Mr. Mc1n-
tyre occupied the pulpit at Union church
sunday morning and evening" Mrs Harry
Hale and little daughter. Helen and Mrs.
Joseph Rooney and daughter. visited rcla-
tivcs in st. Adams last wcek.-Grace and
Merrill Oliver Of Sheldon spent Decoration
day i'm town visited relatives. The social
for the j. e. f.. which was to have been
held on the park Saturday afternoon and
evening, was postponed on account of rain
until Thursday afternOon.-Miss Ruth
Soulc returned to her work at IIardwick.
Monday morning. Mrs. George Wilcox
aud daughter, Ruth Of Concord, \. H., arc
visiting at r.. G. Colburn's Rev. r. Barn
by Leach held Episcopal services AT the
church Monday evening. Mr.. Leach is 10
have a vacation of two months On his
return he will hold services every second
and fourth Sunday afternoon in the
u1Ctt Soulp's hall
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WILlIST0N.

Mrs. Pattou. who has been sick at her
daughters, Mrs G. +. Johnson is slow
ly gaining.-Mrs. Van X. Chase's sister
who has come from California to visit
Mrs. Clarissa stevens has returned home
from Burling ton.-Mrs Harry Fay's sis
ter Is visiting her.-Mrs. Lydia Barney
moved her household goods to Williston
last week and has gone to ST AlbanS. --
Mrs. Oatman who engaged board with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Allen has decided not
to come here at present.-Dr. O. -. Bemis
of Jonesville was in town Monday. --
Memorial day was observed by exercises
at The schoolhouse, addresses by Rev Mr.
Crawford ana G. u. Warren, recitatons
10y the children music and singing of pa
triotic songs. and a flag drill Tuesday af-
ternoon. Wednesday morning the children
met at the sChoolroom and marched to the
cemeteries with flowers to strew upon the
graves of the soldiers Rev. Mr.. era wford
addressed them then and there was speak
ING by some of the Children.-C. ID. War
rem addressed the school at North Willis
ton.-MiSs Cora TarhoX was at DR.. A. l..
BtnShamS last werk.-rhe Ladies' Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. Jason Clark
WedneSdaY.-Ieter Merchant is gaining -
George Whitney has not been as well for
a few days paSt-Mr. Mosher returned
from Tunbridge Thursday. Susie Bling
came home from Burlington to spend sun
daN.-CardS are out for the wedding OF
Miss May lombard to Mr. Hazen of Al
hurgh on Wednesday Messrs Isham and
)o"nor Wsra tipped off the bridge near
Frank wilkins the night of the caucus
but no serious results followed
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GRAND ISLE.

The Grand Isle creamery paid - cents
for per cent milk during the month of
April-MrS. Martha Reynolds OF SCHUYLER
Falls y. Y. is visiting friends in town
Mrs. Irving Davis and daughter. Mvra
are spending few weeks in Schuyler
Fails and Lake Placid hoping the change
will benefit Mrs. Davis health.-Mrs, Dam
iel McDixon is quite i'll and her sister,
Mrs. Maria Irish of Milton is caring for
hcr-Dr. LaRoque of Plattsburg was
called in attendance last week-p j.
Farrell OF Swanton was in town last week
buying wool.
The launch Reckless owned by f. :.
Watkins of Rutland. arrived at Adams
Landing Saturday afternoon enCOuntering
a storm of wind and rain from Ben Law $
island to port. Accompanying MIR. Wat
kinS were f. II. Chapman. c. $ Wardwel Il
and NJ. II. Nautue Of Rutland and Or. =.
A. Flanders of 'itstord who are guests at
the Nantinc Bros summer rcsort.--Mls.
f.. A. MaComber of Rutland has taken the
cottage of Z. f.. Wilsey's for the summer.
judge S. A. Kellogg Of Plattsburgh was
in town last week experimenting me NE
palations at crow Nest, his summer resi-
dence, for OCCupanrN.-A q. MdnSur Of
burlington was i'm town Tuesday Airs.
C. t.. barrow ami Mrs Burton Baker ar
rived from East Brantree. Mass. 'iu $
day en- route to their home at North
HerO.--MISs Gencvicve Penman left We'd
nesday for Rainbow Lake. y Y, where
she has a position for the ScaSon.-Cha
Russell of Worcester, Mass. arrived in
town TUESDAY.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWlCK.

Most of the people who left town last
week during the small poX scare have re-
turned.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Kinney last weck.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lunt last We'd
nesday. The child lived only few hours,
and was buried Thursday.-Mi Patience
Bridgeman died last Thursday at the
home Of her brother, George Bridgeman,
The burial was Saturday, Rev. q. ..
Howe officiating. -Albert Perley has re-
turned home from Waterbury, greatly
improved in heath.-Mrs Frank McGov-
ern has gone TO her home a Beebe Plain.
j. O., for a few weeks--Mrs. o. ]. Pa
quette is visiting in Montpelier.-Mr. Till
son Is building a house on Wolcott ST.
The exhibition by the elocution class of
the High school, postponed from last
week, was held at the opera house Mon
day evening June 4-'rhe Glass Day exer-
cises We're held Wednesday afternoon,
and the graduation exercises Wednesday
eVening-A base ban game is expected
next Saturday, Hardwick VS.. Barre
Children's day will be observed by special
exercises at all the churches next Sunday.
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MORRISVlllE.

Mrs a. X. ODER who has been in very
poor health for a few weeks. died Sunday
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at o'clock. William ODER of White River
Junction, is in town. called here by the
death of his mother Mrs NJ r. Adams
from Boston is in town for her annual
vacation.-Rev NJ S Eddy delivered the
haccalaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class at the CONGREGATIONAL church
Sunday evening. The church WAS beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion A quar-
tette consisting OF Mrs G. NJ Powers
Mrs. II. c. Fish +. q. Fleetwood and
Newton Csmu furnished music-A deer
was seen Sunday lust beyond John
T.awless's on the road TO Elmore.
Tho 18th annual convocation of the or
der of the Eastern Star for the state WAS
held here commencing ON Tuesday evou-
ing and closing with a reception bv Coral
chapter Wednesday evening. The repre-
sertation was not as large al some pre-
vious meetings but pleasant time was
enioved nv all who were present. most of
W hon, v.e,.a c,tarterad a tho Randall Fol
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STOWE.

Miss Carrie Huse. who has been in Cali
fornia for the past year has returned and
Spent several days with Mrs. G. l.. No
Mahon going to her sisters. Mrs Van
Chase, in Richmond the first % the week.
Several ladies attended the Grand chap
ter meeting ., T.. :. at MorriSNille, Tues
day evening ~ BiEclow is quite sick
with orysipelaS but is a little better than
"A few days ago. Mr. Rigolow had re-
crived the appointment as one of the ccu-
sus enumcrators for stowe but was nm
able to attend to tn. duties of the oltiO e
on account Of his sickness. II. \. Thomas
has been appointed in his stead.-Thc La
dies Circle Of Unity church Will meet with
Mrs. VIII A. Smith Thursday afternoon
&, f.. Burt returned from Washin gton,
Sunday. where he had been on business
for a few days.-W, j. BiGelow of Bur-
lington was home several days, OCCASION
ed by his fathers sickness, returning
Tuesday-There Will be a union has t
picnic of the q. A. r. posts. w r.. G. and
Sons and Daughters OF Veterans of Stowe
and Waterbury Center at Tho Palisades
on Thursday, June a. at 10 o'clock a m
The Ladies' Circle Of the Congregational
church met with Mrs, q. NJ. Culver, We'd
nesday afternoon
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BElVlDERE.

Mrs. Cynthia DowneY has gone To New
Hampshire where she intends to stay
through the Several from here
attended Judge Powers speech at Water
willie Wednesday evening and were high
lv plea sod with it.-Mr and Mrs. Y. T..
Potter visited At NJ. G.. ShattuCk'S June
Srd.-I'arry Lafountain moved To Mont
gomerv last week.-Edward Robinson was
called to Waterville last Thursday 10 at
tend the funeral OF his sister. Mrs. Frank
Adgerson. She died quite suddenly or
heart fatlure.-AIr. and Mrs. Calvin Allen
have moved back into their house. They
have been staying with their daughter.
Mrs. l.cnuel Pierce the past winter-Alrs.
Thomas Cheney's sister from Burlington
is stopping with her for a few days.
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Mr.. f.. T.. Greenwood was in Montreal on
Wednesday to attend the trap shooting
tom nHtment of the Montreal Gun club
llc took several prizes.-An excursion by
band will he in attendance Mrs. Harriet
WiChtmin and Miss Hattie Goodwin of
AshtIhula, Ohio. are visiting the family
of Edison f. Larabee.--William Holmcs.
clerk for NJ. +. Pcrlcy IL CO.. was called
to Cambridge on Thursday, where his for
MGR employer. Linus Lodvens is ill--Mrs.
" ockS Graves celebrated her NiSt BIRTH
day anniversary May 80 at the home
of AFRO NJ. Ascitinc. 4 number of friends
gathered to extend Congra tua tons
Among those from out of town were Mrs.
w. c. {. Mcchan of Ottawa. Ont, and
Mrs. J. G. Leslie Of St. Adams C NJ.
Duran and daughter from Eldora, Iowa.
are guests of NJ. p. Perley. Mr. Duran is
president of tho Hardin Co. bank Of FL
dora
Friday evening Prof. and Mrs Green.
Miss Minnie Smith ana several pupils II
the high school attended the prize con-
test at St. Adams. Miss Smith acted as
one of the judges. The funeral of Flor
ence Chords. wife Of John W. Gibson. was
he'd at their residence on sunday after
noon. Her Illness of less than one week,
and death, came as Il shock to nearly
every one. The husband son and daueh-
ter have the sincere sympathy Of ii large
circle of ncighborS and friends. The BaC-
Cdlaureatc sermon to the members of the
senior class on Sunday afternoon by Rev.
Il. +. jefferson was fun of words of en-
coura cement and practical suggestions to
the young people. On Monday evening
the junior exhibition was held and the
following programme was successfully
carried out; Piano duet. Ethel James
and Lila Armstrong. Junior Debut, Flor
ence Stratton; The Black Horse and His
Rider Daniel o. Brion; Grafton, TRUSTS. -
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GEORGIA.,

The funeral of Oscar + johnson. one Of
our leading business men. was held At his
late residence Tuesday, Rev. j. G. Lori
mer of the Baptist church conducting the
service, assisted by Rev. Charles w
Clark of the Congregational church and
Quartctto of male voices. He is sur
ViVed hV wife aud one son William who
has hoen in Boston for some years until
called home by the illness of his father
Mrs. Myra Hale Nye of Hubbardtou has
been spending few weeks at her father =
II. II. IIalcs-Mrs Jessie Ballard Dyer and
little daughter are spending some time 1t
Joseph Ballards, her husband Charles
Dyer. having returned to his home in SUIT
ton, II. Q.-There i a large gang of ltdl-
ians at work on the new road which IS
being built to straighter the railroad
above the bridge, also laying new steel
rails.-Sunday rail was accidentally
dropped on to the leg OF one of the work
men breaking it and causing quite co.
motion among the Italians, who immcdi-
ately struck. They were paciticd by the
boss telling them he would give them diff
ferent work Monday. putting the regular
section mon to work at the steel The
injured man was taken to Milton. where
his leg was carefully attended to.--MrS
Charles Congcr of Malone is visiting her
father l.. S. Kcmpton.-Mr. and Mrs Guy
liadloy are now residing in Malone, y. Y.
Mrs. May Skccls Vance of New Bedford
Mass is spending a few weeks with her
uncle. q. &. Waite. at West Georgia The
caucus saturday was well attended James
Curtis. l.. \. Post and George +. Dee
who were elected AS delegates favor tho
candidacy of cX-GoV. Page.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles g. Motcalf spent Wednesday and
Thursday in burlington. the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. +. q. ShattuCk. Sidney Pike
and Edward Decker are working in ST,
Adams.
Mrs. LuCretia White Niles left Monday
for Rockford, Illinois, to visit her sisters
ElWyn White jr. and bride left for Rut-
land Tuesday after spending week with
their parcnts.-'rhe Georgia band went to
Milton to play for the Memorial day ex-
oroises.-The school at the Plain observed
Memorial day and assisted in decorating
the graves in the cemetery. Saliva
ton Army held service AT the Baptist
church Tuesday eVening.-Childrcns day
will he observed AT the Baptist church
next Sunddy.-The remains of Oscar john
son were inferred at Georgia Plain Tues
dnu
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS,

Mrs Frank l.. Johnson, aged a years,
died at her home on Foundry street
Thursday morning after a lingering illness
with consumption. She leaves beside her
husband two daughters and one son. the
funeral was held at . o'clock Saturday
morning at St. Mays church.
Invitations are out to the wedding of
Mis- Mary Emily. daughter of Mrs. Fred
crick butcher and MIR. Norman Atwood
OF this city, which will take place at the
congregational church at O'Clock Tues
day, June ~.
\ daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin G. Shanks of South Braintroe. May
q. MIR. and Mrs. Shanks moved away
from this city last fall.
W. u. Wilson who has been in i'll health
for several years is very much worse.
Dr. \. ~. Deslagcs has been appointe ed
physician for the town of ST. Adams.
a quiet wedding took place at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs ~ g. tsinhart at 3
O'Clock Monday night when their daughter
Miss charlotte A. Esinhart was united in
marriage to George A. Holmes of Middle
boro. Mass The ceremony was perform
ed ny Rev. W. Hamilton Renham, rector
of St. Luke's church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes, after short wedding trip will so
to Middleboro to reside.
Hiram hathaway of St. Adams Point
put hased a naphtha launch this spring
which was shipped to this city Tuesday
ana taken To inc Ray III lnt AFTERNOON.
Two real estate transactions have taken
place recently. Carlisle NJ. Nancor has
purchased the house and lot on the cor
nor of England and Upper Weldon streets
Of =. &. +. and NJ a. McCambrdge. Jo-
scph I. Milo has sold his lot and house
On Weldon street to Mrs Martha A. Glass
gov.
The democratic caucus Tuesday evening
to elect delegates to tho State district con-
vcntion was largely attended and the
meeting was harmonious and OF short
duration. The following delegates were
elected: state convention, r. w. Mctiet-
trick. John Kearnoy, G. u. Watson, j. j.
Thompson. Or. r. Sherwood. J. r. Sulli-
van. w. :. Soulc. j w. Hanley: district
convention. W. T.. Powers. j. q. keenan,
A. H. George NJ. f. Sullivan. NJ. Magiff
Richard Woods. VIM. llornbrook G. w
Buckley. Altcrnatcs TO State delegates to
he delegates to district convention and to
district delegates the delegates to State
convention
Arthur Russell Sabin died at the hospi-
tai in this city vest, rday afternoon at 40
o'clock He has been i'll with typhoid fe-
yer for three weeks past and though he
has been seriously i'll, his condition was
not considered hopeless until 10 o'clock
yesterday morning when he became very
much worse. His parents and two broth
ers were with him when he passed away
Mr.. Sabn was born in Montpelier 81 years
ago and came to this city to reside when
quite young. After completing his educa-
ton in the public school, he entered the
employ of the railroad as clerk in the au-
"itine department, where by his ability
ana faithful attendance to duty he gain
ed the respect and esteem of his employ
crs and had secured a responsible position
which he held when taken i'll. He was a
member of the Owl Club. and possessing d
rch. cultivated. bass voice. he was a val
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EAST CHARLOTTE,

u. p. Beers went to Bridport last Thurs
day to attend tn" funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Hamilton. who died at the home of his
father. Cyrus Beers, in t'errlsburgh. lie
was accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. John
TigGart, sister of the deceased. Miss
Mary Harris has returned from Ferris
burSh, where she has been for several
Wc"ks.-MiSS GoncVicVe Ilpsford arrived
home Friday evening from jackson, Miss.
for the Summor.--Miss Marion i1oSford
aud John Hart are slowly improving from
their recent illncss.-AmonG these who are
making decided Improvement in their
grounds in the way of grading and ter
racing are Edwin prindlo, ID. bonahuo,
Thomas EaCon and +. \. Ellison,-A
pleasing addition to Mrs. OLIVIA Woorster +
house Is large piazza recently construct
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RICH MOND

Next Sunday Will be chidren's day al
the CONGREGATIONAL church. -Four persons
joined the Conversational church last
Sunday two by letter and two by profess
sion -CorneliuS Ashline, a man in the en-
uloy of A. I. Stevens was rolling ground
Monday. anC when going up steep place,
the evener broke. The horses ran. Ash
line fell over backward and the roller w. mt
over him. injurine him severely The
horses were stopped by Stanton Saylcs.
Ashlinc had two ribs broken. but is a.
comfortable as could be cXpectcd.-A. G.
Berry has bought the DR.. Bromley place
IN Richmond village; considera ton $li0J.-
Mir. Stead and daughter Maud, from Mon
real were guests Of Richard Burgess and
wife last week Mr.. Stead has returned,
but the young lady will remain for some
limc.-Mrs. jennie Green of Essex was the
guest of her brother. +. q. Nicholas last
week Miss HELEN March OF Rochester
was the guest of Mis- Georgia Towers last
week.-M Mrs Jesse Norton and son who
have been visiting i'm FerriShurgh have re-
turned home.-Mrs. II. r. Norton has gone
TO Fair Haven TO visit her son, Bert.