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GREENSBORO.

G.. w. Simpson is improving slowly
Deacon Marshall is very low at this writ
ing.-John Olmstead. who has been on tie
sick list, is better.-Charles Goodrich has
his now barn nearly ready for hayiug.--
Robert Richie got his hand badly injured
with a fire cracker the Fourth.-Walt,r
Wiley has engaged to work for John
Kendrick Of Glover.-John Kendrick has
sold his farm and personal property to Ed
ward Dutton and Harry Daniels of Crafts
bury. Possession is given at once.-Abo
10 friends and relatives attended the picnic
at Thomas Gehhcs last Wednesday. The
afternoon was spent in music. songs and
reading John Wylie was present and tool:
a picture of the company. All had d very
enjoyable time.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Charles Sanborn Of Winchester.
Mass, is in town visiting at Frank San
born 's-Willian II. Blaisdell of Barton
Landing was in town on business Thurs
day.-Mrs. Blacnhe HALFWAY and friend
and Miss Grace Watson of New Haven,
Conn. have come to pass few weeks
with their relatives.-Olmer Cello stu
continues to be very ill.--Arthur Stannard
has employ ment in Barton.-Mrs William
Doolin of St. Adams is visiting Milo
Hines s.-Eccd ingalls, of Enusburgh FAILS
was in town recently. Governor c. 5.
Page and daughter. Miss Alice. on their
return from the celebration of the Fourth
at Westficld were the guests Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. H. II. NewtOn.-Mrs Carrie Golden
of Minneapolis, Mimi, was in town last
wcek.-Ralph Harding ard wife and Nj
Dana and wife of Barton visited in town
last wook-Miss Lcona Warner and e
MGR Warner of Putnam Centre have come
home for their summer vacation.
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EAlREAX,

Several went to burlington the Fourth to
attend the celebration. All report "A good
timc-I.ewis DeSpart died the NTH of
rheumatism of the spine. He has been a
great sufferer for number of years. He
Is survived by wife and four children to
mourn his death. The Hon. Discard Bal
lard was in town the seventh.-Willie
Terry of New York Is visiting his uncle,
II. Il. Hull-Will and Howard Rowland
spent the third at the lake fishing. They
report good string of fsh.-John Ken
bricks came to town the third to spend the
Fourth with his family.-F. r Tabor has
his photograph studio ready for business.
The farmers have finished planting their
corn now.-Miss Rola Southerd of Albany,
n. Y, is visiting her father L. T. Burns.
| George Hubbeil has so far recovered as
| to ride to his son Charles's place, last
| week.
f. A. Wheeler of Fair Haven. spent the
| Fourth with his parents, r. Wheeler ana
wife.--Mrs. w. " Farr and children have
returned to their home In Westminster.
Joseph Naylor spent Sunday at John
| WanZer s.-Mrs. Nellie Wheeler started for
| Boston Saturday to spend two weeks
| The Ladies Aid" met with Mrs. A. Fl
Riley the third.-H. C, Rugg and wife
spent Sunday at A. Fishers in st. Adams.
Ira Buck of Burlington was in town cal
| ling on friends July 6.-Miss Vesta
Lawton was in Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs
Hiram LeaVett visited her daughters In
Fairfield, July L.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

NJ, n. Church was in Burlington last
week on business.-Mrs. +. u. Alvord and
daughter Helen visited II. d. Tracy last
Saturday.-Nlrs. Beecher from White River
Junction, is keeping house for c. f. Logan
while his wife is away.-Carl Helndl from
Boston. Mass, is at Wilson Wrights for
a few weeks-Miss Gertrude Edison has
been quite sick with pneumonia She had
a trained nurse from Burlington To care
for her.-Mrs. Emmelne Smith from
Northiield ana her daughter, Mrs. George
Deucat, visited Mrs, IA. u. Tracy last
Wodnesday.-A few Of the friends of Hem
nv Holman were at his home on the 18th
lie entertained them with fireworks. Then
they were invited to rartake of cake. ice
cream and watermelon.
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MORRISVIllE.

Miss Cora Bracket. who has been at
Rumford Falls. Maine. for the past year
returned to her fathers S. r. Bracket S
Saturday evening to spend the summer.
Clara Darling has returned from Salem.
Mass, where she has been attending
school the past year.
Newton Terrill, one of the oldest resi-
dents of this town. died Wednesday morn
ing after n lingering illness with acute
stomach trouble. The deceased was "a
years old and is survived by a wife and
seven children, four boys and two girls,
Albert, Herbert, Charles, George, Weld,
Flora and Bertha. The funeral will be
held at the house Friday afternoon at 9
o'clock. the Rev. NJ. S. Eddy officiating,
Word has Just been received of the death
of Edward Crane OF Omaha, Neb. Mr..
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II. Rudd of Enosburgh Falls, were in town
over last SundaY.-'The Fourth of July this
year passed off very quietly in RiChford
with only the noise from few hrccrack-
ors and some few displays of fire works
from family dwellings,. Richford Vas not
prepared to celebrate this year on account
of the building up Of the place the time
and money could not be spared. but next
year look out. quite number of peopl'
went to Franklin Pond, some to BurlnE
ton, and some to Newport, and there were
several family pcnics hold.-The Clement
boom has not yet struck Richford. There
was picture show at Ayers hall Sunday
evening, for the benefit of All Saints
Church under the direction of the Rev
Father Dorion. There were moving pic
lures ana colorcd pictures illustrating the
Catholic doctrine.
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CRAFTSBURY,

The glorious Fourth was a day long to
he RENE mhered. All the exercises result i
in much pleasure to those taking a part
and those Witnessing the different con-
tests.-Mrs. Olive Eaton from Chicago IS
visiting friends in this town.-The presid-
ing elder, J. O. Shcrburne. held a quarter
1y board meeting Monday morning in the
vestry.- Several from this town attended
the centennial celebration a Wcsthed ths
Fourth.-The Rev. |. 7. Johnson from
johnson will occupy the pulpit Of tho
Methodist Church next Sunday morning
and evening.-John Williams was seriously
injured while firing the cannon at Crafts
bury common the morning Of JulN 4
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

The graded school closed last week and
the result of the examinations given was
highly satisfactory. One class was pro-
noted to the fifth grade one class to the
seventh grade and one class from the
ninth grade to the first years work in
the high school The work done in this
school during the past year has been kept
up to high standard, ard the same teach
crs have been employed throughout the
year. Miss Alice Keenan, in the higher de-
partment. and tile primary and intermedi-
ate grades in charge of Miss Lizzie kee-
nan. They are excellent teachers and
the commissioners and parents hope to Sc
cure their services for the coming year.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The committee to confer with the rail-
road officials appointed by Newport made
a report to the citizens on Tuesday even
ing 1T the court house. They report the
railroad company have decided to locate
the depot on the old site removing all
build the station platform to the north end
OF the bridge. The company has appro-
priated Sl0,O00 for the work.
Mrs. Morris Phelps died at her home in
Coventry about noon Thursday. She was
taken worse last week Friday, She leaves
a husband and son, l. j. Phelps of New
port to mourn her loss. She was member
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Coventry for years and was loved and re-
Spcctcd by all who come in contact with
her
Miss Minnie II. Roddy has gone to For
est Hin Hotel Franconia, ~ H., where
she has a position as book keeper and tele
graph operator for the house.
The first of a series of four union SER
vices was held in the Congregational
Church at seven O'Clock, Sunday evening.
The speaker was the Rev. c. IL. Brown of
the BAPTIST Church, subject The Revival
under Luther"
The Orleans Congregational Missionary
committee met at Barton Landing on
Tuesday.
Thomas Avsrill was in town the Fourth
staying over sunday.
A good sized party was invited by DR..
and Mrs. q. II. Nowland to their cottage.
Tuesday to a whist party.
Mrs. l.. O. Short of Portland Me, is
stopping with Mrs. Henry q. Blanchard
at her cottage, at Balls Bluff
The Hon. c. A. Prouty has erected two
tents to camp in while building his Gotta e.
at knowlton Bluff.
Mrs. f.. c. Hilton has gone to Concord
y. H.. to see her parents who are both
ILL.,
on Thursday evening at S;l5, there viii
be given in Lanes Opera House The Holy
city" under the auspices of the Ladies'
Social Union Of tue Congregational Church
1t consists of music, tableau, etc, of i
very entertaining and instructive charao
ter.
j. +. Lambert and w. T.. Kip having
secured lots on Nnowlton's Bluff, both
commence the erection of their cottages
this week. Mr., Kipps is the lot next I,
Mr., Moore's and Mr., Lambcrt's next west
of l.. T.. Thayers,
Thomas Hanord of Lyndonville, a for
mer railroad engineer on the Boston &
Maine was in town over Sunday,
=. j. Hamilton and family are camping
in a tent at Kuowlton's Bluff.
w. r. Kip and family, with friends
from North Troy, occupy r. +, Moore
cottage for two weeks, at knowlton':
Bluff.
Or. and Mrs Wilbur w. HutchinGs anC
friends from Massachusetts move tC
knowlton's Bluff this week for the season
occupying the Pierce cottage
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

game Of base ban between members of
the E.nosbureh Falls and West Berkshire
bands was played at Enosburgh Falls on
the Fourth of July, which resulted in a
score of l. to in favor Of West Berkshire
Miss Charlotte Jenne is passing the W, elk
in RiCnford-Mrs. George Demar and
children are visiting relatives in Cam
bridge.-Mrs. A. H. King and daughter,
Katherine went to Milton Friday.
Charles Washes and Cyrus Goodhue are
home from Barre,-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
4. Brasee of Middlebury, who are taking
"A carriage drive, visited friends in town,
Sunday and Monday-Mrs. NJ S. Leavens
is visiting in Richford
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CAM BRIDGE.

The GLORIOUS Fourth was passed very
quietly as a day, The day was ushered
In in the night by the ringing of bells and
firing of cannon, a good many went to
Burlington and quite Il crowd went to
Binghamvile to the picnic.-Mrs. b. S.
Ellinwood is away for a 10 days outing,
visiting her daughter in Waterbury and
brother in Stowe,-lielen Holmes came TO
town Saturday, the guest of DIR, and Mrs,
Wheeock for few days. She goes to the
Adrondacks soon to join her parents. -
Mrs. Joseph Chayer and family have gone
to Lyndon where Mr.. Chayer is.-Mrs, Pit
man of East Fairfield is Visiting at her
daughters Mrs Herbert Burns' s.
blanche Stinehour has gone to Burlington,
where she has work.-Irof. l.. A. Gilmore
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Fourth to make two arrests for drunken
ness. The men were fined and paid the
same. They We're from Jacksonville
Mrs. Eugene blanchard has gone to Bur-
linSton to the hospital for treatment
Mrs. Arthur Harper is ill.-Nrs. George
Rogers and daughter Anna from Bost IN
are expected this week to spend few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Carponter.-A young faWn was shot and
wounded by some unknown person last
week and it died of its in iurics There was
a large gathering at the picnic at Bing-
hamville the Fourth and but for the free
| use of whiskey every one went home sat
iSfied.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Cornelia Lowe of New York is Wis
iting her father, c. Il. Lewis.-Mrs.
Stanley and daughter, Margerie from Chi
cigo are spending the summer with her
father, Charles Allen.-Mrs Ernest Young
from Gardner. Mass. is visiting friend;
here-Miss Jessie Wheeler is visiting her
friend, Miss Grace Rouse.--A very plea
SAINT and successful lawn party was given
the Christian Endeavor society Tuesday
evening on the Congregational Church
lawn. Refreshments of ice cream cake
and straw berries Were served, The Ladies'
Auxiliary met with w. c. Champion We'd
nesday afternoon.-Mss Dora Hodges who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
tuition went TO bridgeport. Conn. FridaN
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GEORGIA

George 8. Lee and Miss Myra Post were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. o. Shattuck
In Burlington Friday and Saturday OF last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Gilman from Bing-
hamville were visiting their aunt. Mrs
Joseph Mel the first of last week.-A large
number from town attended the picnic at
Camp Rich the Fourth.-Some from town
celebrated the Fourth In Burlington
Mrs. c. f. Gale returned from st. Adams,
Thursday.-FTed Shepard went to st. Al
bans. F'riday.-George s. Lee and Miss
Myra Post are spending the week at High
gate Springs,-Mrs. h, G. Nye went to Hub
bardtown for visit Wednesday M ISIS
Eva Macomber was In town Sunday Viii
liam Landon's hand is bctter-Wiliam
Cooley and family returned from Swanton,
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. &. u. Metcalf and
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has taken room in SCOTS block and
boards at the Bourns.-Miss Carrie ms
ley of Worcester. Mass, is the guest of
her cousin. Mrs. H. y. Gray.-'The Frank
lin County Creamery association have been
putting in separators in several places and
have started a system of cream gather
Iing.-Alen Patterson. who was so serious
lly injured at the base ball game saturday,
is doing as we'll as could be expected, and
his mind seems Clear-The Ladies' Aid Of
the Methodist Church met with Mrs. \. G.
Cook last week.-Saturday evening there
was very pleasant surprise party in hon
or OF Mrs. +. Haher's birthday at her
home. Some presents were given and a
nice visit enjoyed. Cake and coffee were
served.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

George Corbett, who is working in Es-
Sex spent Sunday at home. Edward Gull
yer and family visited at f.. Brewster =
recently.--Celia Corbctt and Gertie Pow
ell have gone to the White mountains TO
work during vacation.-Z, ID. Bukcr Is
visiting in Milton.-Miss Genevieve Las
sor OF Burlington is visiting her aunt MS,
George Duffey.-Clyde Stienhour has fin
ished work for G. n. Stygles.
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HlGHGATE CENTER,

w. A. Place and wife passed Saturday
and Sunday in Milton with G. F. Skcels
and family.-Mrs. f. c. Cool has recovered
from her recent illness.-Mrs. DR.. Ide is
visiting her mother, Mrs Marion Baxter
Miss Sadie Place is visiting her sister
Mrs. William Chase in LYME. N. r., on
her return she will visit friends in North
feld.-Ierry Trombly is ill.--E. c. Bass and
wife of Manchester. n. H.. who have been
passing a few days in town with friends
have gone to Ticonderoga for the SUNNI, r
w. o. Bass of Waterbury, Conn, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Bass.
Excursion to Montreal See aC. on mage )
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HILL WEST,

Miss Edith Shangraw of Richford is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ShanGraw. -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Shangraw spent "a few
days last week in Westheld.-Goorge Rouse
OF Providence, X. l., is visiting relatives
in this place.-H. II. Rushford and Frank
Maynard spent July 4th in Westheld.-Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Benway of Montgomery
Centre are visiting at the home Of Moses
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DERBY.

Lois Place. who has been teaching in
jay, died there Friday night after very
short but severe illness, The remains were
brought to her home Sunday morning and
the funeral services We're held at The
house Monday afternoon. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of the commul-
ity in their great sorrow.-Newland Allhea
is Visiting his grand parents, Mr., and Mrs.
a, i. Allbee.-Mrs. Mae Mooney of Wheel
ock spent last week at her fathers. Henry
Jcnes.-1he Congregational Ladies' Circle
meets this week Friday with Mrs.
Ezra Gibson.-The ladies of the Baptist
Church gave "a strawberry and ice cream
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ST. AIBANS.

| inc weddlng OF iua May. only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs james Luxe 10 chandler
u. Nudd was solemni|ed at the nome OF
the brides parents on Messenger street
| Thursday evening the Rev. W. hamilton
Benham performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Nudd left on the midnight tram
for their bridal tour
The Womans CHRISTIAN temperance
Union of Franklin county has elected the
following officers: President Mrs. Edna
Baldwin LIST Nice-prcsdcnt. Mrs. Polly
Peacock; 2nd ice-president, Mrs. Carrie
| Blake; recording secretary, Mrs.
Jennie Prouty; corresponding secretary.
Mrs Eva Suter; treasurer Miss Elsie
| lloughton; superintendent of press work,
Mrs. L"onora b. Collins; superintendent of
Anti Narcotic work, Mrs Fleury superin-
dent of Sunday school work. Mrs. Jennie
Warner: superintendent of Sunday obser
vance work, Mrs. Eta Skinner; superin
lcndopt OF floral mission work. Mrs Leo
ucra Collins; superintendent of Loyal
Temperance Legion work, Miss Blanche
McCroCor; agent of w. r. =. A., Miss FL
sic Pease; choiristcr Miss Deborah Bee
man.
The prohibtionsts of Franklin county
will hold a convention on the fair grounds
at Sheldon junction on July II, to nominate
Il ticket for county officers.
Mrs. Nancy A. (Fairbanks) Gilmore,
wife of d. Gilmore, passed peacefully into
rest about o clock Tuesday night at her
home on Bishop street Mrs. Gilmore had
been i'll just week, having been taken
with a chill last Tuesday which soon de-
| vcloped into severe case of pneumonia.
Monday she rallied and seemed to be much
improved but tuesday turn Tor the
worse came and her heart failed. she Is
survived by her husband. D. Gilmore, TWO
sons, Col. Chas. {. Gilmore OF Swdhton
and Arthur w. Gilmore OF TINS city and
one daughter, Mrs. f.. +: Bradloru ~
NmchoSter Mass All Oh "hom were Win
hcr at the end Mrs gilmore was ii woman
OF peautitul CHRISTIAN character OF
hind ana cheerfui dispositloil' poioNed DE
an VINO knew her' ana she VIII DE sau'S
missed from her iamliS ana nome 10 "hICh
she was greatly atached, ara from the
circle IN whlch she moved ana III "hIcn
IN ne;
ihe '"'uS oi james oir, drowned II IN. tl',
nay "cek az" t"-uaN was loui" hot''ls
,tllS morning snort uis'"nve IRON Wheie
the accluei' occurred ne oouy was
ionlo ny hfallaih ilace' VINO was ROWING
III 'h"t Nle''ll'A' anu Sc'ur,'is assist 1,-
we "o''n "'S leCoN cieu 'nI 'SNo,' ~ w
ISu"lt' Inc "o"' CA'iS'S ", Wy 'si'''l'
which were exploded IN the lake on Iues-
mains coming TO tno surface ne iuioraI
NlI De menu from Tue hoillc ol W imam
-lcher'haI' Oh tue i'"Ne ioau 1T ~ c'''
tnls hlor'lllS'
The death occurred early yesterday
morning OF Mrs. Agnes l." lJaineS) Wile
) Of Norman l.. Corliss at her hone ON the
Mapudm road after an Illness OF a few
/ weeks. Mrs. Corllss was ~ years ola ana
: i survived by her husband ana an infant
child. The funeral Will he held from the
: house at II o'clock Friday morning and
, the intormcnt Will be IN Swantoh cemetery
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CHELSEA.

The Hon. r. Henry Powell of Burlington.
accompanied by his wife. was in town on
Saturday stopping at Orange county hotel
while on a carriage drive through this Sec
ton. having come from Plainheld,-Mrs.
j. Peoples of Anderson, =. c., accompanied
by her son and daughter, have taken
rooms at the Misses Andrus for the sum
mer.-Mrs. Miriam (KimbalD Burbank,
wife of Oren W. Burbank. died at her
home in West Somerville Mass, on Fri
day evening last after painful illuess OF
seven weeks. Funeral services were held
CONTINUED on 7th page,l
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ALBURGH.

Mrs. u. G.. Iatshaw and little son of Gin
cinnat are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ". MarNin.-Mrs. II. S. Young
is i'll. Her sister, Miss June eBaudry of
New York is with her at personalities
Sarah Bcardsley of Malone, ~ Y, is visit
ing in town.-George W. Labee has return
ed from PROV idcnce, r. ].
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

DIR, Il. T, Brown spent a few days in
burlington this Week.-Mrs. Belle Martin
has returned from Lachute p. o.. She
was accompanied by Mrs. j. i, Martin and
two sons-Col. c. f.. Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs, +. ". Hall were in Derby Line over
Sunday.-Several from this place attended
the celebration at Westfield, July 4th.--
Miss Pearl Bantell Is visiting in Boston
and vicinity.-Mrs V. ID. Taylor and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon Taylor
of t.ich(ord spent Monday and Tuesday at
Mrs, George Porter s.-Mrs. Is. ID. Marcy
visited In St Adams this week--Florence
Bushey of Worcester, Mass, is stopping
with her grandmother, Mrs. Centerbar-
Mrs. Il. NJ Stiles has returned to this
place and is stopping with her daughter
Mrs Dix-Alrs, Il. L. Coon and Mrs. T.
S. Tarble We're in st. Adams Tuesday.
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FLETCHER

Alfred Riggs, a former resident, died in
Holyoke, Mass, Saturday The body was
brought here for burial Wednesday. Miss
Emma Chotes is at work for Mrs. c. Car
pcntcr.-Miss n. Shcpardson Is spending
A few weeks at Pleasant ValleY.-C. f..
Corse, the constable was called upon the
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RICHFORD.

On Sunday afternoon, July 10, the APP
propriate ceremonies of laying the corner
stone of the new Catholic Church will take
place The Richford cornet band. is to as
sist in the music. The Rev. ID. ]. " Sulli-
van of st. Adams, with the priests of sur
rounding parishes, Is to be present. A
special train is to run from st. Albans.- -
The Holy City company played the drama
THE Pilgrims Dream in Ayers Opera
hall Monday evening. They were here over
Sunday and sang at ST. AIMS Church in
the evening. -Superintendent II. f.. Rustedt
will hold public examination of teachers
here next Monday. July IA nine pound
boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Conner Monday, June 30-Claire Hopkins
of Mitchell s. Dakota. came last week to
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. Fay
Hopkins-Raymond Hawley sells and de-
livers the Daily Free Press now every
morning at nine o'clock.-Col c. II. Will
son, Of Atlanta, Ga, Is visiting his old
friends here for couple of weeks-F =.
Brady and Rufus Grimes of Toronto,
We're here the Fourth. Mr.. Brady was for
merly the superintendent of this eastern
division of the c. ", railroad and Mr..
Grimes, car inspector.-Mr and Mrs. IL.
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Excursion to Montreal See ad. on page )
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-01
BENJAMIN SEWALL'S
TROUBLES ARE NOT OYER
WILL BE DISCHARGED HERE
Board Of Survey Inspeets the Vessel
and Will Report Today-Diver
Herbert Young Discovers : Small
Leak.

River Herbert Young. who was en-
gagged for the past two days trying to
locate the leak OF the Benjamin
Sewall has found a small leak on the
starboard side of the vessel, but it is
unlikely that this is the one that caus-
ed the flow Of the present amount of
water that is now entering the hold
OF the ship.
The vessel was examined yesterday
morning by Board of Survey con-
sisting OF Captains Fuller, Amesbury
and Brokaw. to decide whether it will
be necessary to discharge here before
proceeding TO Freemantle. Australia
her original destination. At the pres
ent moment. the probabilities are that
the Sewall will have to be discharged
here
The Board of Survey will make its
report today or tomorrow.