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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

ANNA GoULD's husband, Count Boni de Cas-
tellane, is said to be 'stuck on" Princess Eu-
lalie, of Spain, who created quite furore In
America during the worlds fair in Chicago,
and there is a GOODNESS between the Count and
his wife. Before she gets rid Of her dudish
husband, she will learn that she paid too dear
for her whistle" when she bought the little
pauper with her millions.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

THE trial of Mrs. Lulu Kennedy, Of Kansas
City, for killing her husband resulted in YER
dict of guilty of mnfder in the second degree,
and her sentence is ten years in the peniten.
tiary. We believe the sentence is unjust; that
she had good cause for killing him. The YER
dict practically licenses libertnism.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

IT is now definitely settled that Sam Peters
is to have H. Clay Evans place as commission
er of pensions-that is, as soon as Evans hands
in his resignation, which he refuses to do until
he is given another job. We have no use for
Sam Peters, but we are glad to see Kansas
man get the place.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

Col. w. P. ToMLINsoN, of Topeka, better
known as "Whoop" Tomlinson, is dead. He
was the editor OF the Topeka Daily Democrat,
and was quite noted figure in Kansas politics.
Several weeks ago, he suspended the publica-
ton of his paper, owing to i'll health. and went
to the springs. He did not improve, but con-
tinued to grow worse until death ended his
suferings.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21
Letter List.

Advertised June Fl. 1901. W. H. An
derson, w. G. Crebo. Mrs. Mary Cotey,
Bertha Edmiston, George Groves, Wiley
Hinton, H. H. King, Charley Moller. X.
I. Smith, Cora Woodwork.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

LYONS, France, has taken the tax off wines
and levied tax of $2 head on school chill
dreu. Is it any wonder that France is retro.
grading, morally2
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

THE second trial of Jessie Morrison for the
killing of Mrs. Olin Castle, at Ell Dorado, is
under full headwhy. Some new testimony has
been offered.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

F. b. DAWES, x-attOrney-general, IS very
sick with cancer of the stomach
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

FULLY foot of snow fell in the mountains
of Colorado last Friday night.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

The Democrat makes kick against the
peddlers and graftefs who visit lola and
sell shoddy goods to people at exhorbit-
ant figures on the installment plan. The
Democrat ackno wedges they pay license
and have a right TO operate, but at the
same time realizes that the public is rob-
bed in the deal and that every dollar CIV
en- the fakir 10 taken out of the town.
And the Blade says Amen, with big A.
There 10 no way Of keeping the fakir out
exceptbv patroniziug the home merchant,
and this every one should do. If you
actually need credit you can get it at
home II you are the right kind of per-
son. Stand up for the business men who
live here and are working for the good
Of the town.-Neosho Valley Blade.
A SECTION hand named William Wick
ham ~Ss killed last week. between Mich
igan way and Loinax, by south
bound Pacific train. :. 1t is supposed that
he had taiated. al he complained of be-
ing sick. and fell with his head across tie
rail. 1t was impossible for the engineer
to stop the train after the man was dis
covered -l.eRoy Blade.
u L. Dad 4 s..ht
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

board of agriculture, is again mentioned" for
governor.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-06-21

COVE county, Kansas, is to have the largest
horse rancho in the world. 1t will contain
over Io, 600 acres.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

A. G. Squier of New Haven is the guest
Of his daughter. Mrs. II. w. Prindle and
family
Mrs. Wciglc and daughters of Lafayette
Ind. are spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs f. d. Howe.
Miss Florence Sanders is In Bristol tc
spend a few days with her sister, Miss
Hannah Sanders.
Charles Winslow Of New York is spend
Ing his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Winslow.
Mrs. Fanny Wlcom has returned from
Feppcrll. Mass, where she has been for
three months.
ono Of the barns on the Judson Good
nough farm was struck by lightning and
burned with quantity of machinery
stored in II during the severe thunder
shower SATURDAY evening. Six tons OF
hay was also burned
BENJAMIN Johnson of Everett, Mass. Is
in town for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. GIBSON went to Sal
ishrry Monday to attend the funeral of a
relative.
Mrs. A. +. Smith went to Lake Dun
more Saturday to spend few days at A.
j. Ives cottage. Mr.. Smith spent sunday
with them.
Miss Clark, assistant principal of the
Montpelier Union school with Miss Prin-
die, supervisor of drawing. have gone 10
Chautauqua. ~ Y. where they will spend
few weeks in study and return by way
of tho Buffalo exposition.
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names of the parties m"st active in this
affair and Merrill confessed to being the
cause Of the runaway car which oolidcd
with the night express last week. lie was
looking for plumber and started the car
toward an electric light when the car got
beyond his control Both parties have been
bound over to appear at County Court
July 23.-Ir. l.. NJ. Graves Is in Burling-
ton this week attending - meeting of the
board Of health officers Lucy Washburn
is visiting in Burlington this week.-Mrs.
George Kimhall Is spending a week with
her eldest daughter Mrs. Wyman at
Provincotown. Cape Cod.-Mrs +. s.
Paine's daughters have come homs from
Eoston for the annual vacation. -- VIII
Waldo is having rest from postotcC
duties, his place being filed by Lee C0dv.
r. 1illotson Smith has arrived for the
summer FLORENCE Whittier of Barre is
spending some weeks with her cousin,
Laura Marsh. Francis Rourkc If Airing
ton. Mass. is at T.. A. Davis' Mrs Ice
CadN and Dorothy have gone for q
months camping at Berlin Pond.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
BENSON.

Misses Mabel Hall and Gertrude Raleigh
of West Rutland are guests at u. f.. Bel
den s.-Charles Dickinson of Rutland IS
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
-Selectman James e. Hall has
not fully recovered his health yet, al
though thought to be improving.-Miss
Grace West of Chester is a guest at Sam
uel West s.--Robert Morris of Fair Haven
is visiting at Or. Newton's.-Dr. w. Fl.
Phillips wife and two children of Melrose,
Mass, are guests at Grove Scribner's.-
The NJ f. society has a picnic at Sunset
lahe on the 4th with large attendance.
Dinner was served at Shea's boat house. -
Il. II. sherman. formerly blacksmith in
this village but now working in a char
factory In South Shaftsbury. has boon
IN town the past week calling on friends
Mrs. pr Belden Of Torrington, Conn.
is In Benson calling on frends.-A1.
Coates, a one armed man, while ri ling OF
his bicycle last Wednesday, was thrown
from it when going at a rapid speed and
seriously injured. his collar bone being
broken and It feared that his skull is
fractured. Mrs. S. c. Grnnell and child
rem OF Westport are in town visiting re-
latives.-MiSSes Abhie and Sarah Wilson
OF st. Paul, Mimi, arrived in town last
saturday, and are guests at Dewitt Bel
dehs. Their father. Josiah Wilson is n
brother of Mrs. Relden Mrs. Abbe will
return in about week and Miss Sarah
will remain for several months.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
WILLIAMSBURG.

Miss Gertrude Myrick finished a success
fun term of school in the c. w. Cram dis
trict the 9th inst, and went to her home
In Rridport the following day.
Alden Bass is with his sister Mrs Geo
Clark in Somervillc Mass, for the present
lie has an engagement 10 play the par,
OF Hosea Howe" in "A Peaceful Valley
at the Castle Square Theatre, Boston, be-
ginning the 18th of July and will visit
Vermont for a short vacation later In tho
season If possible.
Miss Ellen Folsom gave an interesting
address to a union meeting at the Metho.
dist church last Sunday evening. Miss
FOLSOM has been a missionary in India for
several years and her description of ma
tive habits and customs in that country
was from her own experience.
Charles EiXon and sister Matilda Hovey
OF Fast Brookheld, were in town last Sun
day and called on their cousin. Erwin Hix-
son, at George r, Colby's.
There will be no morning service at the
lnversalist church until July 2s the pas
tor being absent on vacation.
II has been suggested by a number OF
our citizens during the past year that the
town should support one school IN which
pupils who cannot go out of town t.
school could take some branches of higher
English not taught In the common schools
Such school could be started with very
little extra cost Just now, as the nnmbel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
BRADFORD.

Miss Helen Blake of Island Pond was the
guest of Miss Marcia Winship Sunday
Mrs John Hartman Of Lowell Mass, Is
at the home of George Harriman.-ReV.
l.. =. Tucker and wife of Dummerst on,
y. Y. arrived at Owls Nost, Lake Morey
Saturday for a two months vacation. -
A. r. Patterson and wife of Putney are
visiting his sister Mrs. V. A. Doty.-Mr.
and Mrs T.. W. Goodhue of Lisbon, n. II.
spent the ith In town with relatives.-Mas
Grace Washburn of Orfordville, n. H., was
the guest Of Mrs. George Brown, Thurs
day ana Frday.-Mrs F. A, Carter of st.
Johnsbury spent the fourth with her par
Icnts. Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. DotY.-Miss Net
tie Stride has gone to Windsor, as waitress
in hotel.-,Iudge Watson spent last week
in town with his family.-Mr and Mrs w.
: Huntington were in Littleton, n. H..
Friday and Saturday.-Mr. Charles Doty
met with a bad accident Tuesday, while
at Corinth. Mr. Doty was in the black
smith shop thera and att empted to g.
down stairs, when he made a msstep and
fell, iniuring his face very badly. He re-
ceived such "A general shaking up beside,
that it will necassitate his remaining at
home for few days at least.-J. h. Gage
of St. Johnsbury was in Bradford Wednes-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Asa Shaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Sawyer We're called to Farlee
Friday to attend the funeral of a niece.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
ROXBURY,

Miss Lucy Cram, who lives about four
miles from here, drove to town last We'd
nesday afternoon to have her throat treat
ed by Or. +. c. Fletcher. In re-
latng her experience she says she
WAS not aware that the horse was
really running away with her until quite
a portion Of the distance was travelled.
Certain 1t is that tho horse ran all the way
after reading the branch road No acc
dent occurred until they overlook a team
near the quarry, and being unable to rein
the horse or slacken his speed the vince S
run between the wheels and box on the
,axles of the other wagon, and threw Miss
Cram out on to the front axle. Here she
chung by her hands and feet and was car
ried at frightful rate Of speed to the VII
lage, where c. W. circuit stopped the
horse. Beyond the serious strain to the
nervous system, bruises AMI general lame
ness. Miss Cram was not injured. Hon VI.
Carl Ellis and wife of Chicago, Ill, arc at
home and will spend the summer with his
father, H. G.. F'llis--City boarders are ar
irving. Among the first were Mr.. T. A.
Bennett and daughter of New York
city. who are stopping at Glover Farm -
Dennis O'Grady of St. Adams was at homo
for the ith.-Mrs. Alfred Flint is on the
sick list.-E. A. Fits and wife went to
Queen City Park, Burlington Friday.
where they take charge of the Briggs
cottage Miss Jessie Chase Of st. Adams
Is spending few weeks with her cousin
Miss Edith Chase.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
CABOT.

John harrington of st. Johnsbury End
Margaret Barr of this town were married
on the 2Sth Of June at the home of the
bride about - guests being present. Rev.
ID. l.. billiard officiated. The couple will
reside in St Johnsbury where Mr.. Bar
iington has position.-The Postoffice was
moved Monday to its new location.-Dr NJ.
ID. Warren and Mrs. Edna Mower were
united in marriage July 4th.. at St. Johns
bury. They vii. return from their we'd
ding trip the last of the week.-F. w.
Southwick and wife of Boston arc visiting
relatives IN town.-The new pews for the
Methodist church have arrived and will
he put in position soon --Frarkkcnaston
and Mabel Hoyt were married on the 10Th
of June. a reception was givenI by Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Ioyt on the evening of
the 2nd inst Mrs. Caroline Haines at the
age of 81 passed away at the home of her
sen. r. w. Haines, Saturday, July WITH
Mr.. and Mrs William Haines came to this
town from New Haven in 1885 living on the
o. S. Barrett place for 81 wears: from here
they went to the village. whore her son
T. W. ffaines now lives, she having lived
on said place fer 81 years. Only two
children of the four born 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Haines eurvive the one mentioned
and Mrs. Mary Jackson of Morrisville -
Several Of the young ladies of the town
have gone to the mountain hotels to work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
MORETOWN.

]. s. wilkins of Burlington is in town.
A son was born to Ermlne Griffith and
wife July Al. w. Taylor lost valuable
horse Monday by getting into a wire fence
Mrs. Taylor of I1illsboro, y. H., came
to her sons. j. w. Taylor's. Tuesday on
a visit.-C +. Eddy from Stowe was in
town Tuesday Miss Viola Hartman is
visiting here for a week.-Melvin Free ma
and daughter Addie went to Brattlcboro
last week to visit his son ITarry.-A. T.
bovcjoy Is still in poor health The Fourth
passed very quietly with few exceptions
The children rugged up and marched
through the streets with horns and bells
Quite number in town have scarlatlna
ana more cases are expected. 1t is run
ming light so far.-Mrs. Isaiah Austin aud
Miss Nellie Griffith visited in Fayston last
week.-John kingsbury is boarding at
Frank Johnson s.-Doris Farrar of Mont
pelier spent a few days with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Child, last
week-Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Baglcy spent
Saturday in Montpelier with his daughter
Mrs r. ]. Bradley was in Montpelier
Saturday.-Orman Goss visited his father,
F. Goss. Sunday.-The ladies' praise meet
Ing will meet with Mrs. Gillgan FRIDAY
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
READING.

Mrs Nellie Morse has returned from a
trip to Rutland.-Mrs. Mary A. Bates If
Hartland recently visited her sister, Mrs.
O. f.. Sherwtn.--Mrs. F. W. Watkins is in
Rutland. called there by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Foss Mrs, Gibbs, who has
been spending some time in Cavendish has
returned home.-Mrs Lawrence OF Meri-
den, y. H. is at her fathers. f. l.. Hois-
ington's.-Mrs. O. f.. Sherwin and two
children are visiting her sister, Mrs vii
liam Bennett near West Lebanon n. H.
this week.-Miss Kate Teller has returned
from Groton, whore she has been teaching
Miss Julia Teller takes a trip to Rut-
land this wcek.-Mr, and Mrs Perry and
two children of Mobile and their nci,c
Della Perry. from the State of New York
have been visiting Mrs Periy's parents
Rev, and Mrs. Teller, Mr. Perry and his
neice leave this week. the others remain
for longer stay.-Rev. Ira Carter Of
Wahpetan, North Dakota is the guest OF
his son, A. j. Carter.-Miss Carrie Fres-
ton Is at home from L. V. NJ, and Mis-
Kate Grisvod from Bridgewater Mass
Normal school for their vacation Mrs
Itapgood and her daughter. Miss Alice
Hapgood of Bellows Falls have been l.ls-
itins at Mr.. Gilbert s-Clarcnce Randall
has graduated at Springfield high school
Mrs. Dora s Pettigrew and daughter
Ad1ie, from Flandreau, South Dakota
have been spending few days with rela-
tiNes and friends in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
SOUTH ROYALTON.

DR. Daniel J.. Burnett was in Stowe. Vt.
last week.-Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Beeman
have returned.-Mrs. Priscilla Clark ar
rived on Monday the guest Of her sister 49,
Mrs. Lottie Bosworth Martin and son
William of Lowell, Mass, will arrive this
week and pass the summer in town
Ernest John Hewitt has been in Massa-
chusetts during the past two weeks on a
Nisit-W, II, Martin will return to Under
hill this week.-Miss Alice Clark of Bur
linSton has been the guest of Mrs Avery
the past few weeks.-Miss Susan Lamb
has returned from visit in Hartford
Conn.-Misses Adara and Mollie Bingham
are spending their summer vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bingham, their par.
ents'-Mrs Clara Bosworth of Salem
Mass. has arrived and will spend the
summer herc.-Mrs. Foster and daughter
or Florida have rented the furnished
house of Alden Slack where they will
spend the season.-George Kennedy and
family returned home last Monday.-Dr
and Mrs. n. l.. Burnett visited relatives
in Bethel last Sunday Mary Talbot
will spend the month of August In Massa-
Chusetts. She will be accompanied by
Miss Charlotte Ilackptt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
RANDOLPH CENTER

f. F. Higgins of Manchester. n. H.. f.
at the Wayside Farm.-C f.. Logan has
had new wall laid under his barn.,
was very quiet here July 4th, there being
no fireworks or other dongs.-Six Of the
young ladies Of this place took ride tc
the Gulf Springs last week Mrs. Lucinda
Adams has returned home from Post Mills
A. l., Morses daughter is with him fol
q few weeks.-Willam Church Is better
and able to ride out once more.-Thers
have been several prostrations from heat
In the last week among the number being
Charles Graca.
G. l." Edison has bought the l.. l.. Wald.
bridge lot OF ten acres near the village
Miss Mary Hodges who has been teach
ING in New York city the past year, is
home to spend her vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
WATERBURY,.

Mrs Shepard of Royalton is spending a
few days with Mrs E. E. Bamforth her
daughter.
Erwin Cooley and Jessie A. Straw were
united in marriage at her home at 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Cushman Gray and DR.. N. F. Minard
accompanied Miss Orpha Gray yesterda y
to the AdirondaCkS, where she is to re-
main a time for her health.
Mrs f. w. Joslyn who has been visiting
in Sugar Hin, n. H.. has returned.
{. !. Root has gone to the White Noun
tains where he has secured employment.
Miss Florence Norton of Morrisvile is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs Sawyer Of Lynn, Mass, is spending
few days in town.
Henry Wallace has returned to his du-
ties in Randolph.
Mrs Nellie Bates and Miss Florence
Hatch have been spending few days
with friends in Bristol.
A special meeting Of the ITypatia club
will be held a Mrs. Florence Atkins home
on Friday evening at I o'clock
Miss Julia Shipman, who has been spend
ing few weeks with relatives in Boston.
has returned.
Mrs. \. c. Rrcen and children are spend
inc a few DAYS at the home of Jane S
Ereen on Little river.
Mrs A c. Huntley of Bolton is spend
Ing d few days at e. w. Huntley's.
II. c, Akeley and family who have been
spending "A few days with MIR. and Mrs
g. W. Randall, have returned to their
home in Minneapolis.
On July II the Sprtualists will hold an
anniversary party at the Naples All are
invited to Join the party
The annual meeting and election of OFF,
GERS for the Waterbury public library will
be held Thursday afternoon at the library
rooms.
j. s. Samson Of Oakland. Tenn, is visit
inE friends In town.
Pew. l.. H. Elliott will occupy the pulrits
at Cabot and South Cabot next Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
RICHEST Err,

DIR. Emerson and family left town Fri
day They sail for Europe July 9.-lIenry
Beldens young child was seriously hurt
the Fourth by the explosion OF a hreCrack-
er.-Childrens Sunday will be observed at
the Universaist church next Sunday.
p Cutter of Melrose and Herbert yelling
ton of Lexington, Mass. are spending the
week herc,-Holcn and katherine Camp
bell have returned from a four weeks trip
to the seashore-Ilarvey IIodgkins aud
wife of Chicago are In town for the sum-
mer.-Miss Mary Leonard of Penacook. n.
H., was at her sisters, Mrs. Fred Martins,
this week.-The five months old child Of
Rollin Harmon and wife died Sunday night.
The burial was in Brandon,-Dr. Alva
Hoag of Bridgeport. Conn, is visiting
friends In town.-Leslie Pierce has return
ed home from Tufts college.-Mrs w. II
Hubbard has opened some ice cream par
lors In the rooms formerly occupied by
DIR. II. II. Chaffee.--Mrs. George Welch and
son Henry are at Julia Pierce's for the
summer,-The remains OF George Gleason
were brought here Saturday for burial
The funeral was Sunday from his home
Rev George Howe and wife were In town
TO attend the funeral OF George Gleason
Asa Bean and family of Rutland were in
town this week.-There was a picnic at
Henry Harvey's the 4th OF July.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
WATERBURY CENTRE,

Mrs. J. A. Gilmore and daughter Gladys,
returned home Saturday after a month s
visit in Maine Mrs. y. G. Hayes and son
Leslie. who had been in Montpelier for a
week. returned hcme Saturday There are
now fifteen guests at Green Mount Lodge
and moro expected this wcek.-Mr. ana
Mrs. c. II. Stone of Barre were in this
place over Sunday visiting friends. NJ ed
Clough of Lisbon. n. H., was the guest of
E. s. Ncwcomb over Sunday.--Ira Cush-
man Cray has gone to Lake Placid in the
Adirondacks, with his sister Orpha who is
in very poor hcalth.-Dr and Mrs. Hop
Rims of Waitsheld. we're in town Friday
on business.-F. n. Smith Of Montpelier
and G.. d. Smith of Burlington were at
the old home over Sunday Miss Dianthd
Newcomb of Waitsfeld is a guest at T..
A. Newcomb's
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. l.. +. Reynolds of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting her niece, Mrs. G. f..
Ilill.-Mrs n. F. Moves and son. Earl Of
Rutland, spent several DAYS at G. II.
Bumps last Week.-Mrs. Ada Harvey is
visiting friends in Fitchburg. Mass.-Mrs.
Thomas Benham of Jay. y. Y. is visiting
at W. II. Avery's. -Mrs. Albert Tartow of
Jersey city, y. J., is visiting rela
htre.-Mrs. Dakin and daughter, Beatrice
and Prof. 1.arkum of Albany, y. Y, are
guests at Orman Partlow Mrs. Nellie
Morton Of Rutland is visiting at Mrs. T..
f. McColam' s.--John Mcclellan returned
to Leominster, Mass, Monday.-Carl Nc
Gowan is working at Hyde's Manor in
Sudbury
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
WAlTSFlElD.

Frank ], Greene returned last Saturday
from Florida Boyce widow of the late Rev.
Mrs. Marion Boyce widow of the late Rev.
J. Boyce died very suddenly on Friday
evening, July :. She had been in her usual
health the past few days and until within
half an hour of her death. which was pro-
badly caused by heart failure. Her age
was 80 years the 10Th Of this month. Fun
eral services were held at her late homo
on Sunday at | O'Clock p. m. attended by
Rev. J. +. Badger, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Ganley and 4. n. McAllister acted as CON
ductor The burial was at the Irasville
cemetery.-Otto Bushnell returned Sunady
morning from Middletown, Conn, where
he has been attending the Wesleyan Uni
Versity.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Neil are
rejoicing at the arrival of a son which was
born to them on Sunday, July THE
Children's day exercises at the NJ T..
church last Sunday were listened to by n
LARGE congregation and were very interest
Ing. c, Harris and family visited
friends in Barre last week and celebrated
the Fourth IN the Granite CITY.