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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-25
Assessment.

THE MOLLY GIBSON CONSOLE
dated Mining & Milling company, princI-
pal place of business, Salt Lake City
Utah Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors of the
Molly Gibson Consolidated Mining &
Milling company held on the 18th day OF
June, 1901, an assessment of q Of I cent
per share was levied on the capital stock
of the Incorporation, payable Immediately
to II. Barnett, secretary of the company
at his office, 392 D. F. Walker building,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid Saturday, JULY ~
1901, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
the 14th OF August, 1901, at D. m. to
pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs of advertising and ex-
pense OF sale.
H. BARNETT
Secretary Molly Gibson Consolidated Min
ing & Milling company, room 3O2 D F.
Walker building.
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Assessment No. 2.

THE RIDGE & VALLEY MINING co
Location of principal place of business,
Of mine and works, 1Intic mining dis
trict, Juab county, Utah. Notice IS here
by given that at a meeting Of the board
OF directors of said company, held on the
Sd day of July. 1901. assessment No. ? of
two ~ cents per share was levied on the
capital stock of the corporation PAYABLE
immediately to the secretary at the Of
flee of the company, 507 Progress build
ing, salt Lake City, state of Utah. ANY
stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday. August 9TH
lsUl, viii be delinquent md advertised for
safe at public auction, and unless pay
ment IS maze before, VIII be sold on Tues
DAY, the 10th day Of August 1901. to paw
me delinquent assess ment, together with
the costs Of advertising and expense OF
sale BY order of the board of directors
H J. WALLACE. Secretary.
salt Lake City. JULY g. 1901
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$50 FEET OF LETTERS ACTUAL
MEASUREMENT. 800 LETTERS.
A MARVEL A WONDERI

ARIZONA IDAHO, NEVADA. WYO-
MING, COLORADO, MONTANA, NEW
MEXICO, OREGON AND UTAH
EVERY WARD IN THE STATE
have furnished letter answer
ing our famous Rebus Of May
Ist, which, OF course. was easily reed,
but in response to it within two weeks
after, over 800 answers were received.
and as stated, all parts of the inter
mountain country have contributed their
quota of solutions TINS speaks volumes
for the Juvenile Instructor as a medium
of reaching the public
ANY of our advertisers may be made
subject for the Prize Puzzle. Send Us az
order to announce your business. ThiA
is no fake advertising scheme. but bona
fide letters. Ask Geo. 7. OdeU of the
Coop. Wagon & Machine Co.
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FIVE THOUSAND ELKS
IN THE PARADE

Milwaukee, Wis, July 24.-SaIt Lake
City was hOnOred by being selected as
the next meeting place Of the grand
lodge Of Benevolent and Protective Or
der OF El6s, and Grand RAPIDS. Mich.
captured the first prize in the big
Eiks' parade this afternoon. The To-
ledo Cherry Pickers' were awarded
second and Chicago contingent third
moneys. The Greenville (NIiss) lodge
was given frst Erize for the most
unique display in the pageant
The parade was by all odds the most
beautiful and successful Of it's kind
ever. seen in Milwaukee. Fully 1900
Elks took part It was made Up of
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in few minutes. Have thirty-five from
Salt Lake in line. They're in many
places"
Captain F. +. Stoll. at the Elks' car
nivaI headquarters, received the follow
ing from Lester Freed, and dated at
7:31 last evening:
Largest. parade ever held. Six miles
long. Tremendous cheering for Salt
Lake"
IS Tt is the intention of the E,lks of the
city to arrange a rOusing reception for
the members Of the delegation now in
Milwaukee on their arrival home. The
time of the arrival OF the delegates IS
not yet knOwa. and the nature of the
reception has not beeQ fully decided
upon. but the determination is to make
the affair a fitting celebration of the
great victory.
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THIRTY THOUSAND ELRS
ARE COMING TO SALT LAKE
CONTINUED from page u

Continued from page II
has grown since its reorganization twp
years ago to a membership of 46S. ana
yesterday the applications came pour
ing in The members declare they viii
have 1000 men on the rolls by the time
the grand lodge meets here.
Tine work of raising the funds for the
convention and organizing for the en-
tertainment will begin at once. J. g.
Leary viii have charge Of the fnan-
cial end, and the success he had with
the National Livestock convention
leaves no doubts of the results on that
score.
1t is expected that the session of the
grand lodge liz Salt Lake viii last a
week Resides tn@ regular businesses of
the grand lodge, there VIII be numer-
Ous public features. In Milwaukee. for
example, the programme includes a mil
ltary and civic parade. an Elk parade
with prizes of l21z cents per pound on
the hoOf for the heaviest Elk on parade
etc. a FIRE run by the department, prize
drills. excursions, carnival parade.
promenade on the court of honor. bail
and midnight ghost parade. This
ghost parade rs feature unique with
the El6S Every Fix is expected to
turn out at midnight in a sheet and
pillOw-case and there are strange
eyre tons
Resolution of Thanks.
There was an enthusiastic nseeting
Of the Salt Lake Elks at their lodge
room last evening. at which the pre-
urinary steps We're taken to celebrate
in fitting style the return of the del
eSatiOn that played its part so well Mt
'Atilwa ukee. one action taken by the
lodge was the unanimous adoption Of a
resolution thanking the grand lodge
and the salt Lake delegation for the
hon0F conferred in selecting Salt Lake
as the place for the next national con-
VeptiGn. The sense of this resolution
was embodied in the following tefe-
gram that was wired to Lester D.
Freed last night
Resolution Cnan nously adopted at
tonight's session t5ldering thanks %
yourself and delegation as well as 10
all our friends. for the distinguished
favor conferred on salt Lake We gua~-
antee the grand lodge and all our Wis
TORS memorable convention. When
does the delegation return2 Prepare
tions are ui.aer way to celebrate your
arrival"
The following telegl ans were re-
ceived yesterday. The first was to Jim
Leary from Lester Freed It read:
Town fun OF Elks. Salt Lake gets
next convention. big majority. Every
one glao TO come west.
Another 70 Mr Leary VS. signed
Gus Tt was from A. r. Lyon. ami
roa5;
Have landed Have been busy as
chairman OF not air committee. Parade
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CRY GOES UP FOR ICE.
Chicago is Being Deluged With Or
ders From Suffering Districts.

Chicago. July Z4-Chicago is being del
uged with orders for ice from the drouth
stricken regions of the west and south
west. The dealers in those sections teie-
graph their orders without asking the
price, apparently being concerned only
with the time in which their demands can
be satisfied
1t is estimated that from thirty to forty
care of ice are being shipped out OF Chi
cagO daily, which Is d larger amount than
ever before in the history of the trade.
Thus far the prices have not been sd
vanced and the manufacturers decline 20
discuss the posi- bilitles of the future.
Il never saw such demand for ice. -
said President J. 5. Field of the KniCker-
booker Ice company. The unexpected
demand comes from the southern cities,
which we supposed to be fully supplied
by the artificial ice companies. They
have found that the intense heat prevents
them from turning out their fuH capac-
itV
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TWELVE HOURS OF HEAT.
During That Time Thermometer Was
About 100 at Kansas City.

Kansas City, July 24.-For twelve con-
secutive hours today the government
thermometer here registered above 100.
While the record of 100 of Monday was
not touched, the day was the severest
ever experienced in Kansas City.
At II o clock this morning 10l-5 was re-
corded, the highest mark ever touched so
hours after that the temperature ranged
between 1O4 and 1861. Still there is no
relief in sight either in Kansas City or
any part Of the southwest.
In the past tWenty-fOur hours the rain
reported has been showers at Hayes,
central Kansas. last night, and at El
Reno, o. T., at noon today. Five deaths
directly attributable to the heat were re-
ported in the two Kansas Cities today,
Several prostrations are reported from the
country.
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Meclay's View of Case.

New York. July 24.-Edgar S. Maclay
who criticised Rear Admiral Schley in
a history of the United States navy said
today 1T is the proper course for
Rear Admiral Schley to demand a court
of inquiry It is his only means of
vindicatiOn. After this court has de-
termined upon his case. then he can
bring suit. Tt is needless for me to
comment further upon Rear Admiral
Schley's record"
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Sampson Saws He is Pleased.

Boston, July 24.-Rear Admiral Samp-
son said TODAY: Il am glad that Rear
Admiral Schley has asked Secretary
Long for an investigation. I hope if
there is an investigation it will be
thorough ore and that not a detail of
anything that has been in dispute will
be avoided by the investiga ting board
This whole business is inspired 10y
malice, but now perhaps it may be ali
Investigated and if it is the people of
the United States will know all the
facts
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NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV E.4rsvse5 b
IN accordance with ordinances PINE nne .sta
the city council ana appfoNeG the spe'
ciai tax levied upon the foliogWi M tas
scribed property viz. al OF l01 ,fsf a
west sos feet Of lot 6, block 3. pest i9
ali of lots 5. s and and the va nd the
feet of lot S. block 50; all OF 10y 90 D and TIE
vest 800 feet of lot 6. block ~ lots
east 10 feet of lot 8. and az % mock
ana ana the west 40 i feet Of 5n ID the g
3S feet of lot g. block 55: all on ~ lots
Z and s. block 81. plat b al O ans
and g. block 80: all Of lots .. ~ al pat
block 81; an OF lots and 8, D i9l tbe pur-
sE. salt Lake City survey, Iol he south
pose of constructing a sewer solltvgeen Sc
ssde of South Temple street, oessss within
ond and Thirteenth East eSssiinousat
sewer district No l. sl 5se9ss iall s 5a
,,,,t,.sH nei5 On or before that dsltssisions
be coIlected according TO tbs 6gRRIs.
Of the law Ri, rrreasures'
salt. Lake city, July BIRD. EVA'
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ROYAL BREAD.
None GHssS None
Better. EAn as Good.
ROYAL
BREAD.
Why suffer with Headaehe

When one dose of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid you of it? They are in
Simultaneous in their effect. and per-
fectiy harmless. Keep a box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia- 25c and l9c a box For sale
by Godbe- Pitts Drug company.
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DROP ON THE SIDEWALKS.
People Overcome by Heat in Streets
of St. Louis.

of St Louis.
ST. Louis, No, July 24-St. Louis
maximum tmpelatur today was 1871,
a figure never reached before in this
city. No immediate prospect of relief
is in sight.
Throughout the day people dropped
on the sidewalks in all parts of the
city, and horses in the streets fell to the
pavement unable to move.
In the twenty-fOur hours ending at
IL O'Clock tonight, forty deaths directly
attributable TO the heat had been re-
ported. In the same period of time
seveEty-five cases of prOstration were
recorded.
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Big Record EquaIled at Omaha.

Omaha, July 24-Excepting the record
for July 26. 1894 which is equalled today
with the Thermometer registering los de
gTees at D. m. all heat records for the
past tweuty-seven years are broken. UT
10 4 clock two deaths and four pFostra-
tions had been reported officially.
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Notice to Property owners-special

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
IN accordance with ordinances passed by
the city council and approved Ann arS
and May 18th, 1901. the special tax levied
upon all of the north p feet of lots 5. s
4 and 8. block 50, plat b" Salt Lake
Ing a sewer on the south side of south
Temple street, from Ninth to Tenth East
street, becomes delinquent on the 18th dav
Of July. 1901; and unless maid on or ~
fore that date, will be collected in ae-
cordance with the provisions of the law.
r. p. MORRIS.
City Treas urer
Salt Lake City, July 2srd, 1901
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Lake OlLy halIrOdu OUlI1 y r
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ne tts
speciaI meeting of the stockholders OF -, ~
Salt Lake City Railroad company! q So
poratiOn under the laws Of Utah' = - - Isl
by called to meet on THURSDAY. 'H II
said dav. at the office Of the comp ~
Hooper block, Salt Lake City, lall,
the purpose of acting upon q pl-o,-,srfr
sale of an the real and personal P'oPPS 81
and franchises of the corporation, ~ Of
ratffying and confirming any dClit tsl-sa
the board Of directors heretofore ''
in reference to such sale -5r be
Information in reference thereto ",.nol-
furnished to any stockholder upon err
cation to the secretary.
Dated July Is, 1901. r,-.-i5ent
- L. A, W.TCUNEE' 81,
Owner of more than one-thiTd OF -
Of =.sT 1orrsorq rfon.
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seven different divisions. About fifty
lodges from all parts of the country
took part. Half of those brought bands
of music, which preceded the march
ers.
The Grand Rapids Elks were attired
in new white and navy blue sailor
suits and large black neckties. and
wore white caps, which bore the name
OF their city on the hatband They also
were white shoes This delegation
numbered 319 men.
The cotton pickers." from Green
vile, Miss, thirty-five strong, made up
as darkies. We're a feature in their
unique outfit. They had a wagon. on
which We're perched several bales of
cotton fresh from the fields.
A fire run and contests were the fea-
lures tonight. and were followed at
midnight by a ghost parade in
which many took part. The costumes
were of q gTuesome order, the skull
and cross bones playing a prominent
part in their makeup.
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Rain in Illinois.

Rockford MS. July 24.-Rains fell to.
day in half dozen counties of the Rock
river region. breaking the drOuth that has
prevailed for six weeks.
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Assessment Notice NJ

THE rD>-x--,,-- 1890 NJ S.
Iintic mining district T,rf-,,,,S-1C (SllPANF
business, Salt Lake City. T-fab' pace Of
y hereby given that at a meati-- Notice
bb. al5 Of the Gonyon Mining So1 o. ths
sessment NJ o1ay July lst 1901 5 an ny
s ~ was levied on the capital I'M, Per
jhe corporation, payable On n, 'gok o.
S ees5I Isl: ls1. TO the secretary ~ 9f555oIe
T1'SCJilu SCUM street Salt I.aJ,s East
tan Any stock upon which ~, ~" ClJy.
nleIt may remain unpaid ON the .sfsess-
Oh august, 1901, will be delfnGUs5t' DAY
6GfeItlsed Tor sale at public aucsi5D el4
ul+ -g pay nlenI IS made before sin ana
500 on the I'D day of Aueust , gtI be
pay delinquent assessment. fogafs,...,., '.. 70
cost OF advertising and expense ~ with
Z. D. SWAN
" II rpc-rD President
South St u Last q
Salt Lake City. Utah. July .qr
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pose that the sun spots themselves eA-
ercise any direct innUeaCe upon the
weather or that there must De SpotS
on the sun whenever there is eNtfaor-
binary heat on the earth.
The spots are simply Indicators 81
the suns condition, resembling IN ina
respect the eruptions on the face OF
SMALLPOX patient. They tell the story
of the suns internal convulslons ana
indicate some of the places on It's sur
face where the pent-up forces are
bursting out.
For the next four years these 81
gantic outbuTsts will increase in Iufy'
and a corresponding series of terreS-
tiaI seasons. marked by great eX-
cesses of temperature. sudden con
trasts and extraordinary cyclonlc dis
turbances Will follow
San Jose. Cal. July 24.-DirectOr
Campbell of the LEX observatory puts
no faith in the theory advanced by
some eastern asr-ono ners that the eX-
traordiuary weather conditions in the
,,,i6dIa west are Que to solar causes.
Professor Campbell said today to
consultative of the Associated Press
that In his opinion the present weather
conditions are due to local and earthly
causes .zt...-..-
7 do not connect weather cohultlohs
with solar disturbances Inc SpOts Oh
the sun are about at their minimum
Intensity They endure or manifest
themselves in a cycle of ABOUT eleNel
and one-tenth years. They VIII De a.
tI-air maximum about 1905 or lSOo-
HeretofOre great heat has generaIly
occurred at the period of the maximum
of these spots. but there Is no Sle
carce whatever to be attached 10 THESE
Incidents"
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Hot at louisville.

Louisville Ky July 24.-At 3.45 p. IN.
the official Temperature was 1Oi
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NOIlCE is HEREBY GIVEN ~
the annual meetin Of the stockhol6IstLl-A i
the Central PaC fic Railway CONS CONS %
1901. at II o'clock a m, OF fha+ a. =, ID.
the ONCE of said company, No 12S Sc,,,sSt
Main street, over Wells. Fargo 3 S c,-l
pany b2nk, SAT- Lake City, Utah So ~
the purpose OF eia ling a board of Mn AZ Al
rectors for the eni uing year. and to ~ trs a.
act such other business as NAV Is s,1lil-
come before said meeting. -esaly
ISAAC L. REOUA
President Central Pacific RajIw9v g
pany. J. l. WILL C-TTrrT Oll'
Secretary Central Pacific Railway g.,
pany. VIZ
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June .. 1901. Stockholders duly met
and the meeting duly adjourned to meei
again July 8, 1901, at the same hour and
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Notice to Property owners-Sps''
Tax

Owner of more than one-thliU -
stock of said corporation.
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July 9th, 1901 Stockholders duly met
and the meeting duly adjourned to meet
again July 3. at the same hour and
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JULY 23d. 1901. Stockholders duly met
and the meeting duly adjourned 10 meet
again August 9Th, 1901, at the same hour
and place.
JONATHAN c. ROYLE.
Chairman
DAVID b. HEATPSTEAD.
Secretary
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June II, 1901. Stockholders duly NJ.
and the meeting duly adjourned TO nee
again June .. 1901, at the same hour All
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May "A. 1901. Stockholders duly rra4
and the meeting duly adjourned to NEE
again May 3, 1901, At the same hour ana
place.
JONATHAN c. ROYLE.
Chairman
DAVID 3. Hampstead
Secretary
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April 18th. 1901, stockholders duly ma,
and the meeting duly adjourned 10 No.
again April Goth, 1901. at the same nom
and same place
JONATHAN c. ROYLE.
r Chairman
Secretary
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April End. 1901, al the foregoing meetin.
an adjournment was duly made rr sLlA
10th, 1901, at the same hour ana - -
place. JONATHAN z. ROYIE2 -'h'
- Chairman
Secretary
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May q, 1901. Stockholders duly ne,
and the meeting duly adjourned 70 mes
again June II, 1901, at the same hour an
place
JONATHAN c. ROYLE.
Chairman
DAVID B. HEMFSTEAD,
Secretary
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JONATHAN c.. ROYLE.
Chairman.
DAVID 3. Hampstead,
Secretary
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JONATHAN c. POYLE
Chairman.
DAVID B. Hampstead.
Secretary.
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and the meeting duly adjourned. Ia 49,
again May 18th, 1901, at the same boTss
and same place 1'SI
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JONATHAN c. ROTLE
Chairman.
DAVID B. HAMPSTEAD.
SecreLarE.
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JONATHAN c. ROYLE
Chairman
DAVID 3. HAMPSTEAD
Secretarv
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Special stockholders Meeting 5

p6ny-
James H. MOyle. Attorney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25
ConrIr.

Probate Courts will De held ~ the Probate
Office IN Newport each Monday. 1.-THE Office
OF Y. w. Baldwin IN Barton on the second
Friday Of escb month - the Office of b r
d. Carpenter ~ barton Landing "a the fore
noon OF tn third Friday OF each month. Par
ties having business with the Court Al Barton
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
tAtes will please inform the Court IN advance
that he may take the necessary papers with
him. =. =. ALFRED. Judge OF Probate.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

Barton.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Turner went 10 Boston last
Saturday.
Mrs. r. a. Johnson is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Irvie Austin, who has been quite i'll, is
improving.
The whist club VIII not meet this week
as pIsnned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

Advertisements and notices, az prone
nadea. shows and other entertainments VII
be published under this head for teoO cents 8
word for hrst insertion, one cent q word fere
after. We shall run no advertisement among
local items. Cash must IN the or
der. No charge ufII be made Of less fhdn
forty ceHts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

in health he IS not growing worse. He
enjoys the climate and can sit under the
shade trees without a coat, but thinks
Vermont is far ahead in many things.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-11-25

South Barton.
A. B. SANKEY'S baby is very sick.
Orrin Gray is working for Geo. Wheeler.
W.. j. Coburn is boarding at Mrs. A. B.
CIRCUITS.
R. B. Lang has been in Massachusetts
for several days on business.
Mrs. Martha Willard has moved from
Sutton to James Forrest's.-WiI Robbins
has bought Matte Lords farm on the
and moved there.
E.. NJ. CIough strolled into Lang's mill
the other day and some of tho help asked
him if he wanted a job. He asked what he
would nave to do, the reply was: "Oh same
as the rest of u.s." EGreat Scott!" replied
CIough, II should die, I have got tolhave
exercise"
Walter Bostridge is here visiting friends.
frankie Kimball, Geo. Duke, Eb Stevens
and Ezra Drown are in Maine hunting
Guy Aldrich and son have been visiting at
F. j. Duke's.-Mrs. E. A. Chapman, who
has been visiting at g.. w. Abbott's has
returned to her home in Irasburg.
Albany.
Mr.. E. G.. Carter continues to fail.
Clark Keith has returned from Maine
bringing two fine deer with him.
Miss Olive Dutton goes back to Morgan
as teacher for the winter term of school.
frank owelI is sick. Many others are
having hard colds accompanied by sore
throat.
The school at the Center taught by Miss
Grace Sheehan of Craftsbury was a sue
cess. 1t is hoped that she may return.
George Tenney arrived in California
safely. While he reports no improvement