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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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at the grave in Highland Cemetery, Chel-
sea. on Tuesday forenoon, the Rev A. j..
Eastman, former pastor of the Ccngrega-
tional Church here but now at INST Barre,
officiating. Mrs. Burbank was a superior
woman who will be sadly missed as she
leaves beside her husband, two small sons,
aged six and nine years respectively. She
herself was only "a. Besides a large at
tendance of family relatives from this
town and Tunbridge Mr.. Fred Kimball of
Boston. brother of the deceased, accom-
panied by his wife, and Mrs. Mary Dur.
banlO Sherburn of Littleton, N H.. were
also present.-Miss Flora M. Corwn, tea
cher in New Bedford Mass, during the
last four years, is spending her summer
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. X. Corwin.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H..
Edwards, who came on from Virginia in
April last, have returned thither this week
as his business required his attention in
Norfolk. lie has rented his farm to Ar
thur c. Slack for a period Of q months
Nj. w. Noyes, son of the late Freeman
5. Noyes, is visiting in town with his
mother and sister, Miss Martha, after an
absence of twelve years. He lives in Hol-
yoke, Mass.-J. A. r. Corwin went to Nor
witch, last Friday for n carriage drive re-
turning Saturtlay-Dr. J. II. Jackson of
Barre was recently called in consultation
with DR.. Smith to visit Mrs. George Brad
shaw on West Hill.-Miss Maude Moody is
visiting her brother, Harry G.. Moody
Miss Julia Cummings. who has been at
tending Mount Holyoke Female College
during the last year camo to spend the
summer vacation with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo II. Powers, on Sat
urday.-John NJ. Atwood left town Thurs
day to renew his work with the Corticclli
Silk Co., of st. Louis, as travelling agent
throughout the western statcs.-Mrs. Lewis
johnson Of Mortified has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Louisa Clough for a week.
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bury last week. the I'd inst.-Mrs. A. NJ
Foster, who has been quite i'll, is mprov
ing The Good Templars cleared about SIS
from their entertainment the 9TH. A
drama will probably be given by them
during the next neutrality-suspicious. from
the explosion of fire crackers. the horse Of
Ora Dow on the evening of the 4th turned
completely around, throwing part of the
occupants out but fortunately did not in
jure any of them-Misses Alice Blodgett
and May Ormsbee attended the American
institute of instruction at Burlington last
week.-Dr. A. j. Lance of Portsmouth, N.
H., is visiting his parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. j. Lance.-The Rev. o. f.. Aiken
preached very acceptable sermon to the
Odd Follows last Sunday. Conner
OF Wisconsin, a former resident, is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.-Mss
Bessie c. Martin of Wocott visited at
Mrs. Il. c. Dov's last week. She was also
the guest Of Wells & Rogerss popular and
genial clerk, Il. H. Osgood.-Mrs. Alice
Fisher. who has been quite Ill from per-
itonits. is said to be improving. The
Rev. Miss Jones of Marshfeld will exchange
pulpts with the Rev. ID. L. billiard next
Sunday morning. Mr.. billiard will ad-
minister sacrament at Marshfeld at the
morning service.
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FORESTDALE.

a. S. Sargent and son of Norwood, Mass,
l.. T. Sargent of New York city, Miss
Minnie Nelson of Boston, Misses Phoebe
Sargent. Dora Clark, Julia Howard, Jen-
ME Sargent and Martha Edmunds of Rut-
land, and Fred Edmunds of Bethel are
guests at q. h. Churchill's.-Mrs. Nellie
Spooner is visiting relatives In Arlington.
Mrs. Augusta Allen Of Middlebury Is Wis
iting at j. A. Smalley' s.-Inez, the little
daughter of j. c. Bernor, Is III with scarlet
fever.-Mrs. Fred LaFrance went Wednes-
day to Newport, N. H., for the summer.
Miss Saphrona Fortier is visiting in Rut-
land.-Mrs. e. A. Newton has returned
from Fitchburg Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Mcintyre and child of Proctor are visit
ing at d. ]. Mcintyre s.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
G. Hooker and daughter are visiting
friends in Rochester,-Mrs. J.. +. Avery
and children returned Tuesday to Ferris
burgh.-Mrs. Louis LaF'rance and children
OF Rutland are visiting at l.. II. Fortiers S.
C. II. Brownson of Rochester spent the
Fourth at Selden Washburn s.-Benj amin
Cahee died July 8. in his 18th year. The
funeral was held Sunday in the w. Nj
church, the Rev. c, Es Hill officiating. The
lnterment WAS In Forestdale cemetery
The young people Of the w, M. Church will
give an Ice cream social on the church
lawn Friday evening, July Is.
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BRADFORD

DIR. Fred Fletcher has been in Burlington
this week attending meeting of the board
of health.-Mrs. II. w. Loud is taking a
two months vacation from her duties in
the store of j. E. Hunt. Miss Gertrude
Brock has been ill this week.-Mrs.. L. B.
McDuffee of 3rookine, Mass, arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. McDuffee
Tuesday.-Miss Luthera Carlton of New
bury was guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Brock,
Wednesday. MADAM Peaslee of Boston is
at Hotel Lou for the summer-Mrs. Thorn
as George is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Eliza Smith in Boston.-Mrs. Tenno one OF
the donors of the Blake Memorial library
at East Corinth, and her maid have been
at Hotel Lou this week.-Mrs.. Charles
Smith is the guest Of her son, Bradley
Smith in Salem, Mass.-Miss Martha Dick
ey OF Lisbon, n. H., was in town Wednes-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Slack returned
from Boston Monday.-Mr and Mrs. War
rem Frichard of Nashua N. H., are at j.
B. w. Prichard's cottage at Lake Morey.-
Raymond Brown is in Hanover, N. H., for
a month.-Mrs. Hattie Johnson returned
from Reading, Mass. Monday accompan-
l.. Cummings are spending a two weeks
vacation in Pittsburgh, N. Y. The Chris
tan Endeavor society of the Congrega-
tional Church are to give a reception in
honor of III. L. Slack and bride Friday
evening in the church parlors. Mr.. Slack
being the president of the society.
Excursion to Montreal. See adj on pa &c &
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WAlTSFlELD,

Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Savage returned the
first Of the week from a two weeks visit
with friends in Waterbury.-H w. Belden
has purchased of c. r. Eddy the Gold
Spring Creamery" at Moretown, and took
possession Of same, July first. Considera-
ton $500. Frank Sawyer will continue in
charge as buttermaker for the present.
Among those from this place attending
the celebration and races at Barre on the
Fourth, were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Max
well and son Frank, ]. c. Harris and sons,
Fred and Will.-Quite a number OF the
young people from the village held bas-
ket picnic the Fourth in the grove near
Oscar Poland's on the Warren road.-The
following program has been arranged for
the next regular meeting Of Mad River
Valley Grange, No. POI, to be held Wednes-
day evening July 16, by the lecturer George
NJ Jones: song, Mrs. ]. p. Norton; read
ing. Miss Blanche McAllister; question for
discussion Resolved, That 1t is more profit
able to specialize than to generalize in
farming: affirmative, Burton Ward. e. X.
Prentls, P. B. Gaylord; negative, d. r..
Bisbee, r. l.. Joslin, w. II. Haselton;
question box; song, Mrs. Burton Ward
Mrs. Alice Ward has moved her stock Of
millinery and fancy goods from the store
she has long occupied in the front Of the
Belden block, into the front room in her
dwelling house opposite the hotel-Mrs.
Simeon Bonette is quite sick and Is at
tended by DR., Howe
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MlDDLESEX

Mr.. and Mrs Homer Denny of North
field spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. e. L. Campbell. Mrs. c. T. Darling
was in Montpelier Thursday.-The Fourth
passed off very quietly here with only the
usual number Of fire crackers and tor
pedoes.-Miss Matte Price of Barre was
at home several days last week.A. s.
Wells left Tuesday, July s. for Richmond.
where he Is to canvas for a book.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Carson Of Montpelier visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Wiley
over the Fourth.-George Miles has been
taking Chester Somers's place at the
creamery while the latter was in Barnet
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Goodenough visited Mrs
c. II. Holden Friday After a long and
painful illness Seymore Sheldon passed
away Friday morning. The funeral ser
vices were held Saturday afternoon. con-
Quoted by the Rev. ]. I. Angel, the Rev.
M. II. Ryan assisting. The burial was at
Green Mount cemetery. He leaves n wife,
one son and daughter who have the
sympathy Of all in this their sad bereave-
ment.-Miss Eta Graves of Waterbury
was in town Saturday.-A party OF For
rosters went to Cancels Hump Sunday
Abner Bonnet has moved his family into
the Barrett house.
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.
By Hon. David J. Brewer. Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
(From the Nermonter)

Vermont is territorially one of the small
err States in the Union, yet verifying in
her Intellectual and moral greatness. the
old saying that the best things are put up
in the smallest parcels. Lying between the
Connecticut river and Lake Chanplaln
about l57 miles in length, and with width
varying from IS to 80. she has but an area
of 2l2 square miles. The Green Noun
tains run north and south through her
borders as a sort OF spinal column, from
which ridges as ribs extend east and west
towards the river and lake. over these
ridge ribs, and in the valley between, is
poured the rich soil, like the abundant
flesh of the well-formed man, while brooks
and streams course as veins and arteries
in every direction. Mount Mansfield tow
ards the north. lifts up the profile OF hu-
man face. And thus she seems like great
earth being recumbeut through The CEN
turtles, with face towards the heavens. and
supporting upon her ample bosom multi
tudes OF her human children.
From hill-tops and mountain submits
eastward and westward stretch visions OF
beauty. There may not be the awful
grandeur which arrests attention In Switz-
erland and the Rocky Mountains. One
does not hold ones breath In mingled fear
and wonder. And yet you may travel the
wide world over and see no picture of rich
and quiet charm as that which the valley
of Lake Champlain gives to one standing
on the western slopes of the Green Noun
tains. The lake Is itself thing of beauty.
Not q great lake as compared with Huron
and Superior, yet l45 miles in length and
16 miles in width at its widest point. and
narrowing towards the south, until 1t Is
scarcely wider than n river. Dotted all Its
length with islands many Of them only
large enough for summer cottage, yet
some towards the north like North Hero
and Grand Isle, OF considerable size. West
of 1t rise the lofty peaks OF the Adron-
dacks. grand back ground to the picture.
Its blue waters at the foot OF those peaks
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PAWNEE BILLS WILD WEST,

The combination shows OF Pawnee Bill,
which exhibited here yesterday. is first
class in every respect. as lifelike por.
travail OF savage modes, 1t has no equal,
recurring 100 genuine Indians, brave cow
boys. noted scouts, trappers and Pawnes
BINS humanely educated mustangs Tho
performances of the trained animals were
excellent. and equal to any ever exhibited
in this city, May IAllie's shooting is won
derful, and the riding and driving OF %
wild mustangs are all grand features The
Wild buffaloes and long-hprned Tex as
steers, the grand Mexican Hippodrome
races by senors and senoIttas, are most
wonderful and exciting. Taking 1t all In
all 1t is one of the best shows that ever
visited our city-Charlestowr. 8. c.. Sun.
Major Gordon w. LILLE. Pawnee Bill.
has doubled the size of his splendid ex-
hibition this year and added many new
and startling features. Besides the thous-
and men and horses employed, he Is In
PRODUCING a new idea for the little people.
1t Is a miniature Wild West with Liipu-
tian stage coaches, prairie schooners and
harnessed to them Shetland ponies and
hurros ridden and driven by sturdy In
dams, Arabs. Cossacks and Western boys.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Seymour T.. Sheldon died Thursday at
his home in Mddlesex, aged rs years. Mr..
Sheldon formerly lived in Burlington but
had resided in Middlesex about Is years.
He was a man of sterling qualities and one
who always commanded and deserved the
respect of his fellow citizens. He leaves
one son Leon and a daughter Nettie, both
of whom reside in Middlesex. Mr.. Sheldon
was a member OF the Baptist Church in
Barre. Funeral services were held from
his late residence on Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. r.. NJ. Fuller of Barre officiating.
Burial was in Green Mount cemetery IN
this city.
A shipment of pine timber from the State
of Washington for use by Barre granite
manufacturers passed through Montpelier
Monday and attracted considerable at
tention as the three cars on which they
were loaded lay in the yards OF the Mont
pelior & Wells River railroad There were
" sticks In the shipment ranging from So
to 20 feet in length. The largest was 80
inches in diameter at the butt, "a inches at
the top.
.'E. e. Knott" owned by j. Edward
Bailey OF this city, won the 2:12 pacing
race at Concord, N. H., last Saturday in
three straight heats. The purse was $500
A letter recently sent from this city Dy
c. A. G.. Jackson to the chairman of the
democratic town committee in Morgan was
returned with this inscription on the en-
velop: Cannot be delivered as there is not
a democrat in Morgan" In the last
election for governor this town with a
population of five hundred cast over eighty
votes for Stickney and none for Senter
Mrs. Martha Ladd. formerly Of this city,
died Tuesday evening at Springfield Mass,
of general debility. aged b years. The BODY
will be brought to Middlesex this after
noon on the mail train and funeral ser
vices will be held at the residence of l.
officiating. Burial will be at Middlesex Cen.
ter. The deceased is survived by four chill
dren, Frank L. and Fred S. Ladd OF
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. A. *. DeVoe OF
Boston, and Mrs. Kate King of Enosburgh
Fred r. Stevens of Northtield and Henry
Stevens of Moretown are brothers.
+. d. Hyde received a letter yesterday
stating that Robert Wilson, his nephew
was in a very critical condition at Denver
Colorado. He Is the son of Col. c. b. Will
son of White River Junction, formerly OF
this city. His father left yesterday fol
Denver.
Mrs. C. r. Crandall and children Of Phil.
adelphia are spending the summer at the
home of George Crandall her father. ir
Berlin.
Fifteen applicants for license to prac-
tice dentistry in this State were before the
State board Of dental examiners at the
Pavilion on Wednesday. The examiners
present were DIR. George F. Cheney OF
St Johnsbury, Dr. Thomas Mound of Rut-
land, DIR. F.. F. Mather of Chester. Dr.
*. l.. Cleaves of Montpelier and Dr. Mel
len of Middlebury.
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SOUTH ROYALTQN.

Mrs. Buffam of Woodstock is a guest
at c. B. Niall's.-Mrs. d. G. Stoughton and
Wealthy are in town.-Miss Josephine
Bright went on Monday to Mount Yer
non, N. H.-Misses Kate and Josephine
Wynn went to Bethlehem. N. H., last
Monday.-Mrs. Edward Martin and son
William. and Mrs. Mary Johnson have
arrived to spend the summer.-Mrs. Ger
trude Lewis and daughter left town last
week.-Mrs.. Clark is stopping at J. b
Durkee's.--Mss Bertha Thurston, a nurse
from Burlington is visiting her father
George r. Thurston,-Miss Mabel Brews
ter, a former resident is visiting in town
Warren Lewis has returned from the Y
V. M.-Dr. d. L. Burnett was in Bethel the
first of the week.-Mrs.. Styles and daugh
ter of Charleston, West Virginia, are
guests at Ora Goodale's.-Mss Laura
Stone of Hartford VT, is employed In l.
y. Terry's.-Misses Susie and Winnie
Briggs, who have been at ]. B. Durkees
have returned to their home in Somerville
Mass.-Mrs. F. Leavitt Of West Somerville
Mass, is visiting friends in town. Mr.
and Mrs. A. c. Stanley and two children
of Rock Fall, H.. Mrs. Robert Miller OF
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Alkaline Burnett
of Bethel were guests of Mr. and Mrs
J. G. Ashley last week.A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. West A. Freeman or
Thursday last,-Mrs Ada Lovejoy Miller
has moved into the Manchester tenement
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visiting friends in town.-Miss Helen Bout
well went to Penacook, N. H., the Fourth
to visit her aunt Mr.. Jennings and family
of Rutland are visiting his parents. -Frank
Jenny of Lebanon, N. H.. was at ]. T..
Saffords Friday of last week.-Evira
Swinger Of Hanover. N. H., has been in
town.-Leroy Luce went to the White
mountains Saturday.-E. II. Edgerton OF
Rochester was in town Monday. Mrs. c.
A. Luce Is visiting her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Adams and Jessie Flint were married
Thursday of last week.-Emer Heath of
Rutland has been calling on old friends in
town,-A party Of young people enjoyed a
picnic at Silver Lake, Barnard, the Fourth.
The Bethel KIDS came up for a game
of ball with tho Gaysvlles Monday and
went home happy, having beaten them %
n ~
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EAST ROXBURY,

Mr.. John Mudgett and Mrs. George Pride
and son from Randolph visited friends In
the place last week.-Thomas Riley from
Barre was a guest of his daughter and
family, Mrs. Charles Blanchard. last week
-Winfred Foss was in Montpelier last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Amidon and
son visited George Foss Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs. Lille Lincoln and children
from Underhill returned home last week
w. o. Pride met with serious acciden!
last week. While on his way to Northfield
the wagon pole dropped down, which fright
ened the horses. They ran, throwing hin
out and injuring him quite badly. The
wagon WAS wrecked.
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EAST RANDOLPH,

Miss Ethel Moulton Of Chelsea is visiting
at her uncles, +. S. Hall s.--1he Union
band went to Nershtre for July Fourth
and presented their minstrel show in the
evening.-Mrs. Horace Kent died suddenly
Thursday morning, July g. She was an
exemplary good woman, loved and respect
ed by all who formed her acquaintance.
She leaves many relatives and a host OF
friends to mourn her loss-Mrs Richard and
Anne Young are working at the hotel
II. Il. Sprague has returned from his visit
in Bridgewater. Mr.. Sprague and daugh-
ter Dorothy are to remain for a month
or so.-Clark Wiley's little boy Dean has
been i'll with bronchitis
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BROOK FIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benham have returned
home after an absence OF two weeks. They
visited friends in Richmond and Mont
polier.-Pearl Edison left for New York
Saturday, where he has a position for the
summor.-Will Schroeder has arrived at
the Schroeder cottage. Mr. Schroeder is a
graduate Of the medical department Of the
L. Y. M.-John Lamson of Ludlow is in
town getting their house in readiness for
his mother and sister, who are coming
soon.-A strawberry festival will be held
at the First Church Friday evening. July
18th
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BE 7 HELL.

The recent rise in the price OF hides has
caused temporary suspension in the
workings of the Bethel Tannery. The
tannery management hopes to do small
business through the summer months in
the way of finishing off rough leather, and
with more reasonable prices for hides will
resume full operation of the plant
fora Reed. the business manager of the
Mohair Scalp e. Food Co, will spend the
month of July and part Of August In the
state of Maine in the interest of his COM
pany.-Miss Sarah Ehett of Charleston
5. c., is spending the month of July with
Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilson.-Sam Abbott went to
New Brunswick Monday morning, where
he expects to find employment until the
opening of Middlebury college in the fall.
The village Improvement society are rails
ng funds for the purchase of new town
alock. Mr.. and Mrs George Reed and son
Of Somervile, Mass, spent last week at
the farm of C. o. Hopkns.-Mrs. Martha
Cushing and Miss Hattie Wood are Wis
iting friends In Providence, r. lat the
regular meeting of the Grange Saturday
evening ID, n. Morse of Randolph gave
Il very instructive lecture on the subject
Of Vermont grasses. informing his hearers
that there are about 80 different varieties
of grass in Vermont and that we have
the real blue grass right here in Yer
mont, If 1t was only properly cultivated.
| In addition to the regular work OF the
Grange four new members were admitted
| and one new namc received The next
meeting will be held July Goth and will be
observed as ladies' night.-Mrs. James
| Kidd of Rutland is visiting her father W.
| c. Baker.-M II. Harrington and family
of Philadelphia are visiting at his moth
ers, Mrs. NJ. F. Harrington s,-Mrs Geo.
Foster Is visiting in Fitchburg, Mass
Miss Jennie Kendall has returned from a
few weeks visit with her sister as Spring
| field Mass.
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CALAIS,

Dana Conner is working for w L. Pierce
driving his team. Louis Burnham has re-
turned home.-Moscow lodge had ice
cream and cake served to them last Sat-
urday evening by the entertainment COM
mittee-Mrs. ID. b. Fay has returned to
her home In Fast Calais with Mrs Hall
as housekeeper.- Modern Woodmen
camp are to hold their next meeting at the
!. o, q. 4. hall in East Calais Wednesday
eIeninE
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WATERBURY.

Mrs. John Seals and son of Toronto, Can
arc visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wrisley.
Charles Wrisley, who has been spending
the winter In Massachusetts has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves Of Chattanooga, Tenn
are spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott.
Drew Daniels has rented rooms in DR..
Wheelocks house on Union street
Lewis Hill is taking a few days va
cation from his duties at Charles Haines S
grocery store.
G. F.. Moody is painting his block, Charles
Straw being the artist.
town yesterday.
f. j. King is spending few days in New
York
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rounds OF Chester
spent Sunday with their daughter. Miss
Belle Rounds.
Miss Lena Carpenter who has been Wis
iting in Rutland, has returned
Charles Wells and family are spending
few days in Burlington.
F.. ]. Ferris, who Is attending the U. V.
M. medical college, is working at the hos
pital.
The Ladies' Aid met yesterday with Mrs.
Grant Russell.
The w. f. NJ society will hold n picnic
at Mrs. George Woodward's at Colbyville.
Saturday afternoon.
F. W. Mould is spending a few days In
Douglass, N. Y.
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'sembled at their residence called Lake
had eaten and drank their fill they gath
cred together in the front yard where they
were photogra phed by Mr.. Hines. Next in
order was the presenting of the gifts, which
consisted of two easy chairs, a nice set of
dishes and purse of ten dollars. These
were presented with appropriate remarks
by the Rev. Addison browne. Mr.. Keller
responded in a few well chosen words of
thanks. Soon after. the guests began to
depart, feeling that the day had been very
pleasantly spent and wishing Mr. Keller 3
people many happy returns Of their ami
VerSary,