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HYDE PARK.

F. W. Paul who has been employed at
Hotel Phoenix during the past two years
has gone to st. Johnsbury, where he has
secured a position as clerk in the st. Johns
bury House.
Frank Nichols. Sr., has purchased the
building recently used as a creamery by
W. II. Stearns and will fix it over into "A
dwelling house.
Fred y. Kcelcr left Monday morning for
st. Johnsbury whcr he has secured a lease
of the ST. Johnsbury House.
Mr.. and Mrs Fske Emery. who were
employed at Hotel Phoenix for several
on their way to St Johnsbury, where they
have position with Mr.. Keller in the St
Johnsbury House
on Monday night DR.. and Mr.
GenEe gave "A reception at their homo in
homer of Or. @. L. Bates CT NorrisVill.
The physicians were well represented in
this county aud many of the guests W,r.
from out of town A very pleasant even
ing was passed with vocal and instrumen-
tai music and last but not least came the
refreshments Or Bates left Tuesday
morning for Philadelphia and upon his re-
turn il is understood that he will bring a
Mrs. Bates with him.
Tuesday evening Mrs. c. A. Knight gavo
a reception at her house to some of the
Ncung people. The affair was in honor If
her neCes, the Misses Hacketts who ara
visiting here.
Lyman Darling of the L. V. NJ. is spend
ing few days at the home of his sister.
here.
II. T., Fairbanks and two sons. Master
Everett and Kenneth. returned Tuesday
from a week spent with friends in Frank
lin olnty,
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RlCHEORD.

Dr. c. S. Scofield and wife went last
week to Boston and vicinity, visiting rela-
tiVes and frierds.-Mrs. A. r.. Massie of
Grand Lisne, i. c., is visiting her parents
here, the Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Scofield.
Lin Nj. Kelley was at home from the
Medical college, Burlington during the va
cation of Easter and returned Tuesday,
Frank Richards. who has been al Hartford
Conn, for treatment of a cancer. came
home last week and returned this week
with three of his best horses, to put on
sale.-Nlss Annie Smith of Burlington was
at home here with her parents over Easter.
MIR, md Mrs. -. NJ. James went to Bos-
ton last Friday and remained over Sunday
with relatives and fricnds.-Mr. Max L.,
Powell and sister, Miss Gertrude of Bur
lington were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Powell over last Sunday.-At a din
ner party given by Mrs. Susan b. Ladd re-
Gently at the residence of Col. l.. &. Lear-
ems, there were seven widows present
whose combined ages We're 4SS years. Dur
inu the absence Of the Rev. Mrs. Me-
Ministry from, the Advent Christian Church.
II. ". Sargent and 4. w Smith will
conduct the services.-The Richford Cornet
band gave "a concert and promenade in
Bank hall Monday evenins.--Mr and Mrs.
J. II Antwe1 y and daughter went to Mon
treal last Friday to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Van Antwerp's sister. They returned
home Monday evening.-L. G.. Greene, for
merly proprietor of the Union House here
has bought the Brooks House at Waterloo,
r. O., consideration $l0,500-The infant son
ot MIR. ard Mrs. Frank Welley was bap-
tsed Sunday evening at St.Ann's Episcopal
Church. Bishop Hall is expected to visit
this mission Thursday evening, May S.,
Ascension day.-The governorship question
seems to be in favor of General McCul-
Tough by the leading republicans OF this
place,
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WATtRVlLlE.

Monroe TIutchngs has taken the John
Mclclroy farm Mrs. a. l.. Laraway was
in st. Adams last week.-Mark Stevens has
bought the Eli Atwell farm,-Miss Edna
Mc\annon of Burlington is spending a
few days with Mrs. ChanCcy Tllotson. -
Henry Mann of Troy visited Mr. and Mrs.
lleman Miller last week.-The Easter con-
cert at the Union Church sunday even
ing was very fine and greatly onjovcd by
a crowded house.--I'rank Davis of North
Cambridge was in town two days last
week.-Mrs.. Joseph Daigneau has return
ed home from he hospital at Rurling-
ton.-E. II. Shattuck was in Hyde Park
ami MolrisVlle last woek.-Roy Anderson
.of St. Adams is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. \. L. L.araway .-Mrs Cynthia Down "
was called TO Ncw Hampshire last week
by the illness Of her brother. MIR and
Mrs. Francis White of Eden visited tho in
daughter Mrs. Fred Marcy. -Harry
Morcy of Fairfield visited friends in town
two days last week-The Rev Mrs New
ton of Burlington is visiting Mrs. T.. II.
Shattuck.-Mr. and Mrs, Luther Clanin
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GEORGIA..

Miss May Brennan, the eldest daughter
of John Brennan died Wednesday, She
suffered a relapse while recovering from
pneumonia. The funeral was held at her
home Friday. Beside her father she Is sur
Vidcd by two sisters and a brother
Horace Wood spent two days in Burlington
last week.-l;artlet French is very i'll with
Charles Reynolds. who has
been spending some time in Milton and
Grand isle has returned to town and is
stopping with his son. John Reynolds
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. II. Gull spent Thursday in
the east part of the town.-Misscs Lucia
Silva. Alta and Caroline Warren Of St
Adams came Friday for a few days visit
at ! II. s, Fairbank' s.-Mrs. 6. Is. Ladd
has been spending few days with her par
cnts. Mir. and Mrs. q. f.. Waite in st. Al
bans before their return to Springfield
families from town at
tended the silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs
Murdoch Monroe in St. Adams, March "a
Bert French is critically i'll with pneu
mona Bert Wood is to move into rooms
over the postoffce which he recently pur
chased Of Henry Gordon as soon as neco s.
sary repairs, painting etc, can be COM
pieted by Henry Warner-Mss Kate
White is engaged to work for Mrs. +. A.
Austin.-Rola Bevns and wife are wi h
his brother David Bevins.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Harry Hunter has moved here from Lyn.
donVille. lie comes to take the place Of II.
J. Bergeron as foreman of the round
house. Mr.. Bergeron goes into the railroad
shops at Lyndonvllc.
Mrs. Charles Buckley is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Milo Shattuck on Central street
The sugar makers in this section never
before saw so long Il run of sap For
nearly two weeks they have had TO hustle
every day. The yield is abundant and the
quality fine.
Arthur West has returned from his trim
to England.
Arthur Rankin has closed his labors at
the Frost Veneer Seating company.
Mr.. and Mrs. lngraham have rented
G orge Smiths house on Coventry road.
Mr.. lngraham is cutter at Moore & Co.'S
clothing factory.
Mrs. W. II. jerks of Morrisville is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Blake.
Tho Rev. a. +. MacGregor. pastor of the
Congregational Church, will speak to tho
boys and girls next Sunday morning and
in the evening to the mothers.
Next Friday, the Brotherhood meeting
will be held at the Congregational parior
at p. m II will be an evening of song,
old and new.
Mrs. Emma Rodev has returned from
Boston WHORE she has been visiting friends
for some tifnc.
Earl Hitchcock of Concord. y. H., Is vi.-
iting his sister at +. e. IIiton's.
Edward Drew moves this week to Boston,
where he has secured work.
Thaddeus Powers was taken to Montr' al
Monday to a hospital to SEQ If anythi z
can be done for his eyes. He is entirely
blind. from being poisoned.
J.. 4. Wadeigh, has sold his druggist
business to Carol Huntington. Ray skin.
ner is to be the new clerk
The public schools commenced the spring
term Monday.
7. j. Farrell and family are expect. d
W ednesd1y. They are to move back from
Washington D. G.
The Newport House is about to change
hands.
William Harris of Morrisville comes to
take possession Of the bakery this week,
he bought of Mr.. Lambert.
DR.. Wade Is about to move to Island
Pond.
Tom May, the baker who has been with
j. +. Lambert left for Boston Monday
night, where he has "A better position.
Mr.. Henry Lahar has his store and tene-
ment nearly repaired from the damage by
fire.
Mrs. +. e Hilton has returned home from
Boston, where she has been visiting soma
time.
Orleans county court adjourned Satur-
dav morning
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spry are fond Of
lilies and on sunday, an Easter lilly came
to them, it being this time d son.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. o. Ii. Parker and son and James
laughter Of Burlington spent Sunday Mt
ii. II. IIil's.-Miss Josie Leng(ed of
Grand Lignc T.. @. WAS home over Sun
day.-Mlss Lynda Lenefeld is home from
Miss Maritte Hill has re-
turned to ST Albans.-Aliss Melissa Hall
Is homc from Rutland.--Roy Thomas of
Swanton and Hardy Bell of Alburgh We're
in town Frday.-Easter exercises al the
Methodist Episcopal Church were held
Sunday mornng,-M. s Thomas has COM
mencod work on T.. Il, Reynolds new barn:
size G0x10 feet.--Allon Halls youngest child
who has been living in Rutland with her
grandmother has come to the Island TO five
Miss Mary LARGO, a young girl from AL
burgh. who has been working at lr
Kings had her leg broken Sdturdav
night. George King was taking her HON
and the horse became frightened ana threw
them both out.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Walter Pease went to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital to have cancers removed
but was so had off nothing could be done.
Size died while there AMI her remains were
brought home Tuesday and funeral SER
vices held at the house Thursday after
noon, the Rev. L. Wheelock officiating.
She left a husband, a daughter and a lit
tie son.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Stafford of
Burlington spent three days at his old
home this weck.--Lestie Parsons sugar
house was burned to the ground Thursday
evening.
The Easter concert given t~ the children
at the CONGREGATIONAL C'~irch Sunday
morning was very int rco+.Ss The little
ones always do we'll ana lays draw a
fun house. one of the n*.t impressive
services was the baptism of little Henry
Huber. The church was beautifully deco
rated. unusually so with palms, Easter
and Gala lilies besides a great variety of
other plants and flowers. A good many
from the green house of H. y. Gray who
is always ready to bring them in. w. NJ
Scott furnished a design he made repre-
senting two angels heralding the tidngs.
Christ is Risen" Sunday evening the
Rev A. G.. Mohr preached an Easter ser
mon. Some very fine music was rendered
by the quartette and choir. The attend
ance was good, Notwithstanding the high
water. Quarterly meeting services were
held at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and an Easter concert in the
evening by the children and special music
by the ohoir.-Water was over the road
Sunday for the fourth time since Deem
Dor 10 There is to be an entertainment at
American House hall Thursday evening,
April 3. by the Wilson-Frye combination.
Mr.. Frye presented David Harum' a year
ago. and all who heard him then will want
to hear him again.-Misses Edith and Win
ME Story are in st. Johnsbury visiting
al.
tally sprained his ankle Friday so he has
had to use crutches.-Miss Dema Chayer
of Underhill is at home for few days
MrsA. II. Hickok went Thursday to visit
her parents in Georgia.-E. w Patch went
to Johnson last week and bought him a
fine horsc.--Little Laurette Gates is sick
with a cold, and was unable to take her
part in the Easter exercises.
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AL.BURGH.

Miss Stella Mott has gone to Proctor
where she has secured position as prim-
airy teacher i'm the graded schools Harry
Lessor and a friend from Burlington spent
Faster sunday with lis PARENTS herr--
Miss Bornah Lessor Is At home for a short
vacation from her school work in ST. AL
bars.-Miss Marion Sabre is home from
Boston, where she is attending school -
Mrs Edgar ErHVton ana children Of
Swanton have been spending a week with
relatives and friends here Nj. r. Mott is
buying calves for shipmcnt,-Nocl j. Pow
crs is dangerously III with pneumonia in
SWanton, where he went to undergo an
Cperation.-Dawson McGrcgor, who has
been spending the winter in Pennsylvania,
has returned to town.
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NORTH HERO.

Herbert Durham and Mabel Hazen re-
turned To the Swanton high school Mon
day. after Il weeks vacation at home
G. j. Parker, L. V. NJ. '03 is at his home
in La GranSo.--The public schools open the
18th of April.-Charles Brown has leased
the David Dodds, Sons companys build
inS and will open creamery as soon as
Sufficient cows are plcdgcd-Walter Hutch
ins has returned from the Albany Bust
ness CollcSe-An addition has been put
on tie toll house on the bridge suitable
for housekeeping purposes.-There are sew
eral cases of chicken poX in town,
but no small poX.--The lake between
Pclots Point and the North Hero bridge
is now clear of ice-Norman Hazcn en-
poets 10 move into his new house this
week.
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FLETCHER.

DIR. C. c. Rublee of Morrisvlle was called
here last week in consultation with Dr. l..
r. Brush in the case of NJ. j. Lcach.-Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Blanchard are entertain
ing friends from Hardwck.-I.. G. Par
sons sugar house, together with the con-
tents was burned on the evening of the
2-Gcorge VI. Leach is home from the L.
V. NJ, Burlington, for a short vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Johnson and daughter.
Ouida of St Johnsbury were in town last
week, guests at Ii. +. Wctherbec's Joseph
Nailor was in Hardwick on business last
week.-Mrs.. Myrtle Gilman returned to
Bryants Pond Nc, Saturday morning af-
ter y two weeks stay with her father, VI.
]. Leach.-Twelve new books have recent
~ been added . the public library. N. W.
Church has An spending several days
here at his old home,-H. r. Wetherbec,
with friends from st, Adams, spent Sunday
at b. i. Wetherbce's.-Royal Bingham Of
Burlington is visiting at the home of IL
8. Thomas.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

In county court the divorce case of
elizabeth LcPier VS.. II. w. LePior. the
petition being on the ground OF the de-
{endants Imprisonment in states prison,
the matter is under consideration by the
court. A bill granted on the grounds of
htolerable severity was given Mrs. Birney
In the case of Birney VS.. Birney, In the
Ease of Nina Nj. Eddy VS.. jackson Eddy, "A
hill was granted the petitioner on the
ground of intolerable severity. There are
no more State cases to be heard this term
and the jury has been discharged.
The principal business OF county court
friday was hearing divorce cases. In
the case of Minnie Jones VS.. George Jones
4 bill was granted the petitioner on the
grounds of wilful neglect and refusal TO
support. She was also given the care an |
custody of three children. In the case OF
Mary Martin vs.. Henry Martin. Al bin was
granted the petitioner on the ground of
dcscrtion and the custody of a minor child
given her. In the case of Hattie Hakey VS..
George ii. Hakey, a bill was granted tn
petitioner for intolerable severity neglect
and refusal to support. The care and GUS
tldy of the children and the home prop
erty were given to the woman. In the case
of Eva Perry vs. Hiram Perry, bin was
granted the petitioner on the grounds OF
neglect and refusal to support. The Gus
tody of a child was also given the Pc
titioner In the case of Mary e. Wright vs.
Archie Wright. Mr.. Topper, who appeared
for the husband asked that the case be
held open until Tuesday, which request
Was granted. A motion was made in the
case of Borrette VS. Henry and John Carr
10 set aside the verdict as being inCOn-
sistont as to the amount found, the con-
tention being that if Henry Carr was
guilty, SUFFICIENT damages should have beer
allowed to have at least paid for doctors
bills. Decision was reserved.
The Memorial day address to he de-
livered in St. Adams thi year before A
r. Hurlbut Post, No. GO. c. \, r., will be
by the Rev. ID. j. 0'Sullivan.
Mrs. Cornelius A. Bostwick passed away
about six o'clock Sunday night, after q
long and painful illness Mrs. Bostwich
was the daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Fred
erick Harding Of this city. She was twice
married, her first husband being Franz
Reed She was married in 1Sa4 to MIR
Bostwick, who with two children Ar
thur, aged 6 years and al infant son OF
ared father ard mother, ore sister, Mrs
Ruth H. Geer and che brother, William
Harding, all of this city.
Following the hearing c; a number Of
civil and divorce cases on Saturday. Judge
Tyler ordered a recess until O'Clock Tues
day morning. In the case Of a. w. Teach
out VS.. f. D. Herrick of HlEhgate, whirr
was a petition to be allowed an appeal
from the judgment of justice of IA
peace. the court ordered that the PRAYER
OF the petitioner be granted with costs to
the petitioner. In the divorce case Of
Mary Bonor vs.. Iix Bonor a hill was
granted on the ground Of desertion, with
hlipOny as Der stipulation on file the
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GOLD DUST

e. NJ. Brunette at 7:15 a. m. Wednesday.
but was quickly extinguished by the
prompt action of the fire department. The
fire started from an over-heated furnace
and the flames made considerable Roadway
in partition, going up through to the Sec
ond floor before it was located and cxtin-
guished Both Swanton Hose M. and
Star Hose No. were quickly on the ground
but Swanton No. ., James G.. McNally,
foreman, was the first and only one to get
water on. as only one stream was needed.
The damage can hardly be estimated at
this writing as the house is flooded and
the water must have done considerable
damage If it had happened in the night
the family might have been sutfocated, as
the smoke WAS inienSo.
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SWAN TON.

Special Rural Free Delivery Route Agent
Norton of Boston in company with Post
master G. Il. Hall and Frank II. Foster,
town clerk, started out Monday and drove
over proposed new rural delivery route,
returning late Monday evening. Tuesday
afternoon Special Agent Norton held AN
examination of applicants for the position
OF carrier at Hotel Swanton. The rouIe
though a long one is feasible, and will be
approved by Mr.. Norton. 1t is as follows:
Starting from the postoffice every week
day morning a little after seven, drive to
Calvin Hoele's, corner of Lake and Ma
guam street; thence south to the school
house in Maquanl $50 far the road from
Hogle's to the school house, being over
same route as the present No. | route, but
here the new route really beginS); going
west to the lake turning north at Capt. S.
+. Browns brick house on his lake farm,
passing II. A. Burt's farm, Hotel Cham
plain, the Maquam docks, and to tho old
"Manzur place; thence east "A few rods to
the road crossing from the lake road to
the river and on said road to the river
past the Asseltne and Mead farms to Jack
Barnoys farm down the river; from Par
lnCy's the carrier will go down the river to
Sewell j. Bohannon's farm, where he Will
turn the corner and go west and parties
living north to the +. II. Foster farm in
cluded will have to place their boxes at
| this corner; from Bohannon's corner he
goes to the lake, and thence south around
! to the Ferry and the Azem Niles farm;
thence south TO the Burton farm and
across, east to the farm known as the old
Tabor farm, now owned by Il. +. Catlin;
thence back north past the j. NJ. Tabor
farm and the Donaldson and Keenan,
places to the corner, and thence back 10
the Bohannon place and over Charcoal
creek TO the river and back to Swanton.
This route will cover fine farming dis
trict and serve many people quite distant
from any postoftce.
| Malcom Roy has moved from the Ward
Barney farm to the Alanson Foster farm,
which he purchased last winter.
! Chauncey Mahan and family are moving
from the village to the Ward Barney farm
on the MaquaIn road.
Special Agent Norton, In charge Of tho
rural free delivery department.. held an
examination at Hotel Swanton at 1 p, III.
Tuesday afternoon OF applicants for the
- tion of mail carrier over the new route.
applicants appeared for examination.
r-t two were barred out on account OF
physical inhrmities, one having lost a leg
and one an arm. Four took the examine
TORS and their papers have been for
WaIded to Washington.
Llro was discovered, In the residence Of
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ST. GEORGE.

Albert Marsh of lIiShgate was the guest
of his brothcr-in-law. Hiram 5. lsham Il
few days last week and this.-Misses
Marguerite 'Tilley and Alice Isham of the
i. and G. classes respectively of the Ed
munds high school are spending a week y
vacation at their homeS.-liram Allen of
GloVcrsVille. y. V, who was called home
some weeks a go on account of the sickness
of his father. started for his home last
Friday going ny way of Boston and New
York.-Ioomis Allen, who was critically
ill in the winter is somewhat better. -
Arthur Isham and wife visited relatives in
1iineshurgh last Sunday.-t'irst selectman
John Noonin. who was quite sick few
days last week is very much improved in
health.-MrS. Phoeha Hinsdil Hopkins of
Winoosli is visiting rer mother Mrs.
Edgar IIinsdill.-Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Curry with their daughter. Mrs Il. r..
1sharn and child visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II. 1'illey last Saturday.-Fire broke out
on the ruins Of the Harris steam mill last
week Thursday causing some excitement
for those having lumber yet in the yard.
More or less fire has been seen each day
since the mill was burned and no effort
made to put it out until the recent out
lreak.-NTrs Lucy Warren and daughter
Bessie were in Burlington Friday after
noon
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WILlIST0N.

The school board recently organized
with c. y. Warren, chairman; w. NJ
Barber, clerk; W. f. Crawford superin-
tendent; other members are Jackson Mil
Ter and ID. /. Talcott.-Sylvia Warren,
Belle johnson and Stella Metcalf of the
Edmunds High school are enjoying the
spring vacation of one wcek.-The l.. r.
l.. net with Jennie Burnett at Mrs. Ste
vens' Saturday afternoon.-HenryH Hart is
at work for W. +. Ferguson and Homer
Prior for w. +. Whitney for the season.
H. \ Nichols was in Huntington Satur-
day.-HoratiC Crawford has gone to South
Hero to work for the summer.-Ethel
Stevens is al home from L. V. NJ. for the
spring vaCation.-Nan X. Chase is sick
with the measles. MIR and Mrs. II. O.
Whitney are keeping house in the Univer
sahst parsonage.-Ell Forbes begins a
spring term of school Monday.-Lena
Forbes was at home from +. C.. |. over
SundaY.-Town schools begin April Ia
Emerson Bushnell of the medical depart
ment, |. V. NJ, was at home 10 spend
EASTERN. H. Metcalf of burlington was
at the Easter service Sunday evening"
George L. Story, secretary and field agent
Of the Vermont State Sunday Scnool as
ISOLATION will supply the desk In the abb
sence of the Rev. w. II. Crawford to con-
ference, April c. and Lester ii. Elliott sec
rotary of the Vermont Bible society will
supply April 1S-The circle Of King 3
Daughters. will hold their meeting in the
Nestry OF the Methodist Church Friday af-
ternoon, April 4.
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Mrs. Goa Wright Mitchell, wife of John
Mitchell died at her home Thursday night
March p. Mrs. Mitchell is survived by
an infant daughter, three weeks of age
The funeral services were held at the house
sunday morning at IT. o'clock, the Rev
Daniel MacIntYre oficioting. The inter-
ment was at the Fairfield Center cemetery
Faster exercises We're held at Union
Church Sunday evening. The little ones
all did nicely and the church was prettily
Horrgan, Jr., who
has been in Colorado the past year is Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
lIorriSan.-Reulien Soule of U.V.M. was at
home oyer Sunday.-The Episcopal socio-
ty presented Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morey
with very pretty oak rocker Friday even
ing. March 2S, the occasion being the nine
tcenth anniNersary of their marriaEe.