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EORESIDALE,

Miss Maude Monkton of North Hartand
is the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Monkton.-Mrs. Mitchell Larock and
Mrs. Andrew Trombley and son are visit
ing in Laconia, N. H.-Miss Mary Smalley
has returned from Sudbury, where she has
been teaching-Miss Edith Thomas is
spending a week with friends in Burlington
and PlattsburEh, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
Baker spent Sunday in Vergennes.-Misa
Maude Nayor of Rutland Is visiting her
father, Charles Naylor.-Mrs. w. y. Avery
and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Mabel Sy-
mons are spending a few days in Caven-
dish.-C. w. Smalley and Louis Bump are
attending the state convention at Montpel-
fer this week.--The remains of the two-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mason We're
brought here from Rutland for burial Sun
day. Services were held in the W. NJ
Church, the Rev r. L. Thompson of Bran-
don ofiiciating.-Miss Jessie Hewitt return
ed Wednesday to Little Falls. n. Y.-One
day last week Albert Lovett shot n turkey
buzzard which measured five feet nine inch
cs across its wing 1t is said to be the
second ever shot In this State.-Louis La
France of Rutland Is visiting al l.. II. Fer
ter's-Mrs. Antoine Fortier and Mrs. John
Curtis of Proctor Is visiting relatives here.
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ORANGE COUNTY
NEWBURt.

Susan Corliss Eastman wife of David
Eastman. who recently died in the west
part of the town, was born In Ncwbury,
as was her husband in 1914. They were
married in 1885, living together a happy
welded lie 81 years. They never spent over
a week at n time outside of the town.
The spring term at Newbury Seminary
and town central school closed Friday Of
last week after the usual exercises. The
year has been profitable In all departments
Of school work.-Flag day was we'll OBJ
served The large town flag noated grand
~ all day long, and all the public build
ings and many private houses displayed
hags-The dedication of the new Blake
public library at East Corinth July and
g is an event looked forward to with much
intcrest.-The Rev. w. c. johnson of Bar
ton gave his lecture. THE Critic of tho
Year 300" before a large audience at the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening"
The sermon by the Rev. w. c. Prentiss be-
fore the school at the Congregational
Church on Sunday evening was pronounc-
cd the best ever heard, the central
thought being "Success."-The Orange
county prohbitionists held their county
convention in this village Saturday and
nominated the following ticket: For sena-
tors, Edwin C. Smith. Williamstown,
Clarence p. Wilson. NJ. D., Bradford; as
sistant judges, Walter Burgin. East Or
ange. Charles C. Scales. Wells River;
States attorney Hon. John 3. Pickett.
bradford: sheriff. William II. Danville,
l'arloe; high bailiff. Dexter S. Prescott.
Wells River: Judges of probate, Randolph
district William G.. Eastman, Washing
ton, bradford district, John RI. Metcalf,
rorinth county commissioner Charles c.
Coburn West Fairlee.
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RANDOLPH

Mrs. Arthur Castle of Barre has been
visiting at the home of her father, Joseph
Rope
There was large attendance at the
Grange Saturday evening. John Iutchin-
son had charge of the exercises.
Miss A. j.. Train and Miss Dorothy
White of Washington, d. c., accompanied
by a friend, have arrived at the Burt home.
which they will occupy this summer
William Stevenson of Globe. Arizona, Is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. Margaret Gay.
Mrs. Guy Loudon and son of Burlington
are visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. IL.
II. Mcintyre.
Willard Holman is at Greensboro ct
tending the summer school of civil ell
gineering.
Miss Alice Herrck is in Boston visiting
her uncle, X. Spear.
Mrs Gilman Wheeler of Boston Is visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
The stock shipment Monday included
hogs Cat Co. calves "a to 4lsc,) and % cows.
The latter were purchased by ]. Fl. Glpin
and We're shipped to Waterbury, Conn.
There was "A good audience at Dubois 4.
Gays hall Monday evening to listen to the
drama "Imogene. or the Witch's Secret,
given by members of the Grange, for the
benefit of John Connolly. The play was
well presented and neat sum realized.
Those taking part were Mrs Lizzie Booth,
Misses George Mann and Lura Monteom
cry ard Messrs. Otis Dumas, Russell bur
ridge. Roy Holman, Roy Thaycr, Leroy
Rumril and Louis Booth. They were as
sisted by DR.. W. NJ. Kelly, Miss Josephine
Hodges, Robert Sault and Glenn Hatch.
The Grange orchestra furnished music end
Misses Maud Lamson and Alice Woodward
acted as pianists.
Several from this place attended the S6tll
anniversary of the circular conference oil
CONGREGATIONAL Churches at Braintree hill
Tuesday.
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former Brandon hoy were brought hero
from tho West Wednesday for burial
Ursula Savery is sick.-Dr O. G. Dyer has
been quite i'll with tonsiitis and Is not
gaining as his friends would like to have
him. Miss Kate Fitzpatrick of Pittsford
Is caring for him.-Aaron Vail and family
went to Orwell Thursday to attend the
funeral of his mother.
Frank Button and family of Chicago arc
at his fathers, +. r. Buttons.
Miss Hannah Sanders of Bristol Is home
for n vacation.
Mrs. Sheldon Beeman has returned to her
home in st. Adams after spending a month
in town.
Miss Fannie Field has returned from a
two weeks visit in Hnsdale, n. II.
Charles Dana and family of New York
are in town for the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Weeks is the guest of her
son, the Rev. w. +. Weeks
DR.. Albert Ketcham and family of Den
yer, Col. are guests of Calvin ketcham
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dewey have return
ed to their home in Montpelier
Mrs. W. r. Marsh is in Palmer, Mass.
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MlDDLESEX.

The Rev. G. l.. Story preached for the
Methodists Sunday morning in the inter-
ests OF the Sunday school cause In the af-
I rnOon the pui pit was occupied by the Rev.
w. ]. Cloues who preached for the Cnitari-
aHs.--The primary grade of the village school
closed Friday for the summer vacation.
The teacher, Miss Florence Wooster went
Friday to her home in Observation-Disclosures.
c. II. Darling returned Saturday fro m her
visit in Hardwick.-Mr L. II. Hammond
held a very pleasant sociable at her home
Wednesday afternoon June 1s.-Mrs. A. C.
Taplin and Mrs. Henry Daniels were in
Montpelier Saturday.-A ball game Is called
for Saturday afternoon between team
from Montpelier and the junior team in
town.-U. Fl. Hammond returned Saturday
from his visit in Windsor.-One of the most
disastrous floods In the history of Middle
sex occurred Sunday night caused by a
cloud burst on the mountains. Rain fell In
torrents, the brooks rapidly rising and in Il
short time all but one of the nine bridges
between here and Middlesex Center were
washed away. Meadows were flooded,
torn out and trees uprooted. Some
of the people near the Center state that
conversation was impossible, because of the
excessive rumble and roar Wrights bridge
and Barrett's bridge were torn from their
foundations AMI carried away. The roads
are impossible between here and Water
bury and on the Middlesex side toward
Montpelier In the Shady Rill district it is
reported that the bridges are gone and the
highways in bad condition. The heaviest
individual loss is that of John w. Eagan, it
being estimated at about 5000. His saw
and Grist mills We're carried away a dis
lance of about $50 yards to the opposite side
of the Middlesex branch, the barn was
twisted around and moved about 20 feet
and two cows and an OK drowned. The
cream station was also carried across the
stream and was almost totally destroyed.
1t Is unknown at the present time what
the damage will he to the town-Mrs. Ira
johnson will hold strawberry festival at
the church parlors Wednesday evening,
June 20. All are cordially invited.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

A force of six carpenters Is working on
the old hotel building on the turnpike, one
mile East of this village. The Job il In
charge of James Kimberly of ORWELL
Charles Il. Parsons of Missouri is the own
er Of the house and is supposed to be a
millionaire.-Carl Fish of West Haven and
Charles f.. Walker of Orwell, have been IN
town the past week.-Dr. Clarence Beldon
bought nice driving horse the past week
paying therefor $l70, Tho ending Of the
Boer war has brought down the price Of
horses in this section A good horse brings
big money.-'rhe Rev. Charles Il. iIitchcoc X
took for his theme last Sunday industrial
interests" and what are the prospects
ahead. He quoted from an author in the
Independent at large, predicting a repeti-
ton of the feudal system In the middle
Iages.-Crops are growing now at n rapic
rate with fair prospects of a good harves
In the autumn, corn is late but It has tim,
IenOugh.-C. Il. Goodrich and Il. A. Walker
go to the State convention this week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The schools close Friday Closing exer-
cises will be given in each department.
Mrs. G. s. Cornell and little daughters
have gone to Morrisville for two weeks
visit.-Aliss May Reynolds and brother
Rollo came home from Boston Tuesday
Col. c. X Leach attended the c. A. r.
encampment at Montpelier last week
Mrs. Leach visited in Essex.-The w. l..
c. will hold social dance at G. A. II.
hall Friday evening, Juno 20. Cake and
ice cream will be served at all hours. -
II. n. Gray is having his store and house
fitted for electric lights.-Mrs. w. l.. Girls
void and son Allen went to Keeseville last
week to attend the funeral of her mother
Mrs Gordon. Mrs. Gordon had been with
her daughter here a good deal and was q
very nice woman, making many friends in
town.-Owing to sickness of some of the
company the concert by Madam Lebich
has had to be postponed to a later date
j. NJ. Stafford of Burlington visited his
father last week one day.
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WAlISElElD.

c. f. Greaser started Monday on his re-
turn trip to his home in California.--Very
interesting and appropriate Childrcn's
day exercises were held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday, June 15-The
Waitsfield cornet band gave an open air
concert Saturday evening, June II, which
was enjoyed by n large crowd.-Mrs. Cor
nclus Moody Of Waterbury visited friends
in town over Sunday.-On account of the
Washouts of Sunday night on the Central
Vermont railroad on both sides of Middle
sex, the people Of this place wers obliged
to get along without their daily papers or
other mail Monday.-Misses Eule ard
Bertha Savage visited friends in Water
bury last Saturday.-The Rev. ]. u.
Badger. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, was out of town last Sunday on
account of the sever Illness of his wife at
the home Of her parents in Royalton.-M
Gertrude Richardson returned home last
Saturday, having closed her spring term
of school
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The commencement exercises or the
Montpelier high school took place Friday
evening in blanchard opera house. Music
was interspersed with the literary num-
bers on the following programme: Prayer,
Rev. l.. *. Whitman; salutatory and essay.
Popular Inspirations Miss Emma B.
Lyons; essay THE Legend of Flowers"
lean Girl Jessie N. GIBSON lbs ans es-
say, Pictures of Memory" Edith l..
Carpenter; essay. Famous Bells" Alice
NJ. English, essay, Ideals" Florence L.
SUM- Julia NJ. Adams: essay, "Follios OF
Fashion" Bessie Z. Kemp; essay, THE
Drama as an Educator" Helen C. Brock,
orations by Fred A. keegan. 1.-THE Roent-
gen Rays; Lawrence II. Prescott Amer
lean Forestry; Howard f. Haylett. Pa
triotism"; Ernest F. Clark; Grafton and
valedctory, The Scientific Spirit and
Twentieth Century Problems"
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class at Montpelier Seminary
was delivered Sunday by Principal ". II.
Davenport in Trinity Church. The church
was prettily decorated with flowers and
the emblems of the class were in evidence
Seats We're reserved for the class and the
church was we'll filled by their friends
judge Munson has just filed an opinion
in the case of Katherine ]. Hunt, ct al -
Henry Toles ct al from Windsor county
The decree dismissing the bill is reversed
cause remanded, and mandate given for
the appointment of commissioners. c. A.
Davis appeared for the orator and j. c.
tInright. f. r. Puck and William Batchel-
der for the defendants.
Clifton NJ. Heaton of the law firm of Hea-
ton & Thomas. is to be married on Thurs
lday to Miss Madge Thayer at the brides
home in Brandon. His sister. Miss Ruby
NJ. Heaton left for there yesterday. To-
day Mr.. Heaton. his parents, Mr., and Mrs
&c. II. Heaton, Mr. and Mrs NJ. L. Atkins
Miss Nellie Ffield and ushers, Charles w
Adams. Frank A. Goss. Ray w. Huse anc
Fred d. Long, will go down.
Miss Mary l.. Jacobs and Mr. James r
Sahin, were quietly married Tuesday
morning at the residence of Mrs. Lucy
LOOMS. the Rev. A. n. Lewis officiating
Only near relatives of the bride and groom
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin left ii
the afternoon over tho Montpelier ant
Wells River railroad for a short trip. Or
their return they will reside at the River.
side House.
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WATERVILlE.

Arthur Richardson visited friends in
town over Sunday.-Bennie Chase was at
home from the White Mountains over
fay.-Charles Stone has moved to
Moscow.--J. W. Parker was in town sew
eral days last week.-John Tucker of
Walden is visiting friends in townA-Mrs
Henry Thomas is visiting her sister at
Colebrook, n. H.-W. j. Wheelock is paint
ing his house.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
TaXman Of Berkshire are visiting in town
w. L. Wells has moved into one of Mr.
LarawaY's tenements vacated by Charles
Stone.-AIrs. Henry Whttemore is at
Mcorcs Fork. N. Y. caring for her father
-E0 Mann is building a large addition
to Mrs. j. d. LanEdell's house.-Mrs. AL
mira Tillotson is stopping a few weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. f. b. Wilbur ut
Jericho.-Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Shattuck
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Parker, at Johnson last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Sweet visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Gauvin, at West Enos-
burgh last week-AIr. and Mrs. Harris
Beard visited her sister, Mrs. Rufus Pow
ers, at Johnson over Sunday.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. Butler and son Alba Butler, went
to Randolph last week to attend the grad
uatinc exercises. Her daughter Edith was
graduated there this term.-Miss Florence
Haylett, Miss Addie Freeman and Mrs. II.
.. Ward went to Montpelier Friday Over
a hundred tickets were sold to the poverty
social given last week Wednesday night by
Sunshine Lodge. I. o, G. T. Guy Hunt
and Rehny Sherman won the prizes In
that lodge and Isah Austin and Maud
johnson in MABEL lodge.-About 10 people
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart
last Thursday. At the Dorcas Union meet
ing the collection was $3.50 and the old
officers were re elected for six months
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker were in town
Thursday,-Don Buckley bought span OF
horses Monday-A son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Palmer June &c. f.
Eddy Of Stowe was in town Monday.-Mr
wilkins of Burlington is in town looking
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WATERBURY,,

A pretty June wedding took place at ST.
Andrews Church in town Tuesday, the
contracting parties being Miss Nellie Ryan
and Mr.. William Thompson. The ceremony
was performed by Father Maillett. assist =
ed by Father Donahue OF St. Adams. The
bride was attired in dark blue silk trim
med with white and applique and ribbons.
and hat to match and carried a boQuet of
yellow roses. The bridesmaid, Mrs Will
liams of Barre. was dressed In white silk,
trimmed with tucks and rutfes. The maid
Of honor was Miss Nellie O Brien of
Waterbury. The best man was John Ryan,
brother of the bride. The ushers were
Wallace Greene, Julian Ryan, William
Haley and William O'Neil. The church
was very tastcfully decorated with cut
flowers and plants. The bridal party en-
tered the church to the strains of Mendel-
ssohn's wedding march, rendered by Miss
Nilda Vashire. After the ceremony n
wedding breakfast was served at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs f. j. Cofrin.
The happy couple started on their wedding
tour followed by the best wishes of their
many friends.
The graduating class of the Waterbury
high school held their commencement eX-
arcises at the high school hall Tuesday
evening. The graduates are as follows:
Elmer +. Gile, Eddy b. Gle, Clayton II.
tiuptil Bertha L. Joslyn, Helen g. Moody,
Justin NJ. Kicker and Julia b. Taft. The
programme was as follows: Prayer, Rev.
l.. H. Elliott: overture. F'lorodora by or
chestra: grafton, Booker Il. Washington.
T.. f. Gle: essay, The Influence of Nature
on the Poets, Bertha f. Joslyn; waltz,
Tout Paris, orchestral Grafton Our Com
mercial Supremacy, T.. II. Guptil; essay,
Fairy Land. Helen C. Moody; selection,
Faust orchestra; essay. The Legend
Beautiful" Julia b. Taft; grafton, The
Anglo Japanese Alliance, ]. NJ. Kicker;
sercnade, TO You, orchestra; address.
Prof c. b. Wright, Middlebury College;
presentation Of diplomas; selection, or
chestra
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STOWE.

Henry G. Aldrich of New York city has
purchased the store and stock Of goods at
MOSCOW, and is to take possession October
1,-This town with so many others suffered
seriously from the effects of the storm Sun
day evening. The farms Of James Houston
and George Wade were especially injured
by the floods. The Nebraska road Is badly
washed and it is thought that the dam at
Lake Mansfield saved the farms in that
locality from utter ruin.-Both mail and
passengers had to be conveyed to Water
bury by team Monday and Tuesday.-Miss
Blanche Atwood has completed a year of
service in Taunton, Mass, and Is expected
home as soon as the roads are passable,-
Miss Gertie Clark graduates at the johnson
Normal school this week,-All the patriotic
organizations will spend an afternoon to-
gether at q. A. r. hall Saturday. June p.
Refreshments will be served, -George =,
Marshall has purchased OF l., A. Jackman
about twenty acres OF land, known as the
iarcher lot,-Mrs. Abbis Warren and
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CRAFTSBURY.

Walter Chase has finished working in the
store of Uric & Sawyer. Leon Patter-
son takes his place.-Mr. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Cowles are in town for their sum
mer vacation.-There is to be town meet
ing next Saturday to decide who shall be
constable-The Methodist Episcopal par
sonage has been greatly improved by the
addition of running water and other mod
ern improvements.-Fre Clark from John
son visited his son, w. II. Clark. who re-
sides in the village last week.-Dell Spaud-
ing has finished saving his stock of logs.
-Children's day exercises were observed
in the Methodist Episcopal Church last
Sunday. The children showed excellent
drill much credit is due the committee
George Howard has a new wind mill to
furnish water for his observation-disclosures
Larrabee was in town last week.-The
stage commenced leaving one hour earlier
last Monday.
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WESIElELD.

Mr.. and Mrs Miller started for Provi
dence last Sunday night. Next week they
will go to Elmira, n Y, where Mr.. Miller
has a position at bridge draughting. The
presiding elder will hold quarterly confer
ence in the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Saturday evening and will attend the
Sunday morning serVice.-Mrs. Weltha
Smith of Troy has been spending few
days with her daughter, Mrs Martin Gil
man.-The upper department Of the village
school taught by Miss Lena Hitchcock Of
Troy, closed n pleasant term Saturday. The
primary school closes this week Wednes-
day.-Eleazer w. Miller has so improved in
health that he rode to the village the last
of last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Edmunds has re-
turned from Riohford where she has been
attending school the past year.-Misscs
Alma Jacques and Bessie Root go to New
port next week to take entrance eXamina-
tons to Johnson Normal school.-Mr. and
Mrs. Brothers of Barton are visiting Mrs.
Nelson Lovett and other relatives.-Mrs. d.
e. Woodwork went to the Mary Fletcher
hospital last Monday.-AIss May Wallace
is expected home from Boston next week.
Mrs. Foster Kinney of Iardwick is expect
ed this week for a few weeks with her pa
rents.
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LOWELL.

l.. b. Wellman and family visited in
Johnson and Hyde Park last week.-Mrs.
Fred Bridges has gone to New York city
to Join her husband, who went in April.
f.. b. Smith of East Berkshire was in town
and Friday of last week.-The
Rev. J. w. Wallace OF Westfeld was in
town making pastoral calls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Durham of Barton
Landing visited at r. Durivage's last
week,-James Murphy has moved into the
Catholic parsonage.-Aliss Bernice Sanborn
of Eden is visiting her sister Mrs. III. II.
Fill-Mr. Gilchrist Of Newport is the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Hill.-G. T.. Curtis
has gone to Montpelier to attend the re-
union of MONTPELIER Seminary alumni
Milo Hines has gone to Morrisvile,-Alrs.
Hattie Wctherby and children of Rurling-
ton are visiting her mother, Mrs. E.B. Well
man.--Alrs. II. H. Newton has gone to
johnson to attend the graduating exercises
held there this weck.-Osmer Farman has
sold his farm in the north part of the town
known as the Besan farm to the +. l..
Chandler Co., of Barton Landing.-H. II.
Newton is visiting his son, DR.. G. II. New
ton of Cambridge, this week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRlSVlLlE

Mrs. Mary Recor, who underwent an
operation at Burlington, June 10, died
Thursday morning at o'clock and her
remains arrived on the evening train and
they were carried to the home of her SIS
ter, Mrs. C. A. Spillor. She Is survived
by her mother, two sisters and three
brothers. The funeral was held Satur-
day afternoon at the home of her sister.
Prof. w. A. Reebe has been re-engaged
as principal of Peoples Academy for an
other year, AS has also Miss Anna Mower
as assistant. Miss Grace Bigelow Of
Stowe succeeds Miss Dwight, who goes to
Turkey to teach. Miss Laura Irish. who
has been assistant in the high school for
the past eight years. has resigned her
position and she will be succeeded by Miss
f,dna Rublee.
At the caucus held Saturday afternoon
delegates were elected for the county con-
vertion which will be held in Hyde Park
about July l. They were elected to sup
port Mr. Clement f. Smith for senator
and Col f. b. Sawyer for states attorney.
A new camp of Sons of Veterans was or
ganized at G. A. r. hall Monday even
ing. +. w. Sault was installing officer, a..
NJ Camp was elected captain and II. c..
Gallup as first lieutenant. and S. i. Ring
as second lieutenant. The camp Is to he
known as G.. w. Doty Camp No. 80, and
1t has % charter members. Fl. c. Gallup
was elected delegate to the State encanp-
ment which is to be held at Essex June
ton this week. a large number of mem
bers from Wolcott and Johnson were pres
cnt who eXcmplifed the ritual work, after
which refreshments were served
Walton Hadey, who recently arrived
here from Lincoln, Neb., is i'll, threar-
ened with an attack of typhoid fever at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Whitney,
whore he is visiting
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Anna NJ. George, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Harrison b. George. and Maynard $.
Fillmore of New York. The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides pa
rents on Summer street, June %, at 3
o'clock