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We, the undersigned, do hereby
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Lining Department

We are showing special values in
Fast Black Percaline 40 inches wide,
at Isc and 25c per yard. These
goods have a splendid finish and cut
to better advantage than the narrow
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goods. Like Tafeta Silk is another
fabric which is having a remarkable
sale as it is the best imitation of
taffeta silk yet produced.
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The score by innings

Bases on ball by Warren 3; strike
outs by Woodward 4, Warren 16 !;
singles, Waite, Rublae, Woodward,
Slayton, Blake, Clowte, Burnham !;
two base hits, Darling.
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Agents Wanted

LIFE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE, by his
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PatriCian Shoes for Women

The most popular ladies' shoe on
the market. Easier to fit than any
other, and absolutely shape-retaining,
the "Patrician" affords complete sat
isfaction in length of service and ease
of wear. Boots, $3.50. Oxfords,
G. "a and c, 70
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W. L, Bennett, Eden Mills.
NJ. Shattuck & Son, Fden
C. C. Fisher, North Wol"ott.
Ralph NJ. Hubbell, WOlcott.
J. V. Stevens, W aterville.
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A MorrisNiIIe Woman Asks

"have you a floor paint that will last two
weeks?" Yes we have Devoe's it has beau
tiful gloss and will weartwo years if properly
applied George W. Doty.
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Youth may laugh at excess, but
maturity trembles when the scores
must be paid.
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W One dollar gets this paper any
where in Lamoille County year.
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You Are Always Welcome
to This Store

Whether in quest'of goods or ideas.
Our salespeople are frequently re-
minded that every visitor to this
store must be accorded a hearty
welcome, be their object in coming
what it may.
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WoIcott Village, Kate Goodrich, Bessie
Martin; North " ocott, Lizzie Sutton, Flea
nor Waterman; Davenport. Mabel Dut-
ton; Town Sill, Molle Martin; PottervilIe,
c. P. Valleau; Rivers de, Cynthia Barnard !;
East Hill, Lizzie Whitcomb; Hampshire,
Marcia Nc larry Keller. Emma Hill; West
Hill, Hattie Carey; Lerkner Ethel Herring.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
JEFFt RSONVILlt.

People here from out of town the past
week were Miss Nellie Melendy OF Bur
lington, j. W. Page of Bristol, Mrs.
Nathan Smile of Wolcott Orange Rey-
nolds of Milton and Joseph Bunker Of
Burlington. quite n number from here
attended the chcken-pie supper and en-
tertainment at South Cambridge last
week Thursday evening The proceeds
were for the Cemetery association at that
place, and about 500 was added to the
fund.-Thc Rev. H. c. Howard was call
cd to South Cambridge Monday to attend
the funeral of James Austins little child
Mrs. Anna Thomas and niece went to
Waterbury last wcek-The friends OF
Mrs. Jane UowelD Wheeler were sad
dened to hear of her death at Essex June
tion last week She was a native and for
many years a resident Of this town. Her
two nephews. Clarence and Martin Powell,
attended the funeral held last week Tues
day at her late home. The Cresendo club
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing quarter: President, Mrs. Lillian
buchanan; vce-presidcnt. Mrs. Nora
IIawley; secretary, Carrie Carroll: chap
lain, Mrs. w. w. Smith
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
CABOT

The little daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Bur
bank has been suffering from pneumonia,
but Is improving somewhat at present.
The Good Templars will hold a sOciabs
next Saturday evening in their hall TO
which the public are invited. Refresh
ments will be servcd.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Greenwood of Warren were the guests Of
Dr. and Mrs. Burbank last wesk.-Ths
little daughter of w. b. Lance Is quite
i'll from the effects Of the prevailing dis
temper. Several of all ages are so
afflicted at present.-Mrs. 8. j. Morse has
left town for the winter at least. going
to her sons in Barnet She will also visit
her son in Lyndon. when she will go to
burlington to live.-The temperance meet
ing of Sunday evening was quite well at
tended and much interest manifested In
view of the new state of affairs. Repre-
sentative Wells. who was present. gave
much information as to the proposed law
showed good study and familiarity with
the principal features. Mr. Wells stand
on the bills proposed when tests were
made are quite gratifying to his constitu-
ency.-Fred Fisher of Barre was in town
over Sunday. ID. w. Fisher also visited
his parents over Sunday. --lIermon Gilman
is at home sick with bilious fever. He
had been breaking on the st. Johnsbury a
Lake Champlain railroads.&c.. and Mrs,
James Gilman lost ix-months- sold baby
last week.--J 7. Lamson. Esq. has 50 far
recovered as to attend to business some.
flames M, English, of the firm OF
Swerdfeger & English. has purchased the
stock and cash of o, r. Collins and will
continue to keep a line in undertaking
goods.-F, Il. Phelps will move into his
new house this week.-W. 7. Morse, who
has been the local correspondent OF the
Free Press, closes his services this week,
He expects now to take good position
in Philadelphia as soon as he can get
business matters settled at home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
GRAF TSBURY,

Rosa b. Smith is homo from Lyndonvillc,
where she has been teaching for a short
vacation Mary Spaulding has finished
hcr work in Greensboro and returned
home She is building an addition 10
her house and will thoroughly repair it.
both inside and outside.-A. +. Spaulding
has just finished a nice set of buildings
Albert Cowlcs fell from a load of wood
last Thursday dislocating his shoulder.
1t is very serious iniury.-rhe friends
of Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Stevens gave them
Il very pleasant anniversary surprise last
Thursday evening at their home. This
was an exceptionally pleasant social event,
Light refreshments We're served and all
went home wishing them many happy re-
turns of the event.-A four months old
babe of Henry Coburns died last week.,
Fred Eastman has moved into the Homer
}artlette house in this village.-Florence
Merrill is home from Morrsyllc, where
she has been teaching. for a two weeks
VaCation.-Mrs. +. w. Daberson is spend
ing some time in Barton, having her lit
tie daughter, Hida's eyes treated Lowell
Allen spent last week in Montpelier, the
guest of Phillip Howard. Ralph Garfield
died at his home last Friday morning from
a shock. The funeral was held Saturday
at the Congregational Church. the Rev.
&C.. ii. Morse officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON,

Loyal N Warehouse died at his home
at Lake Dunmore Sunday morning at
II AS in the 18th year of his age. He suf-
fered a paralytc shock last week from
which he never rallied. He was a native
OF Salisbury and for many years carried
on a successful mercantile business at
village, removing to his late
home ~ the lake, some 70 years ago. Here
he instituted large picnic grounds on the
lake shore, which have steadily grown I'm
popularity under the management of Mr..
Warehouse and his son. He is survived
by one son and one adopted daughter.
Addie NateThOuse. who resided with him.
The funeral was held Tuesday at /
. clock from the house. the Rev. w. +.
Weeks of Brandon officiating.
DR.. ). Hertz of New York is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Carrie Ormsbee, for a
few days, Miss Hertz intends to locate in
Burlington in short time.
Henry BroWnel and Miss Sarah
Fashey were married at the Catholic
Church Wednesday evening. November 49,
Miss Laura f.. Wilson of Nicholvillc.
\. v, is the new assistant telegraph
operator at the depot.
Humane Officer Lower Of Rutland was
in town Saturday and shot a horse which
belonged to DR.. +. A. Smith.
Carl T. Rowland died at his home on
Maple street Tuesday. being sick only a
short time.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHeIELD.

Arson Coburn, about 80 years of age
died Thursday morning at his home in the
Bull Run district. Cancer OF the stomach
was given as the cause Of death. Mr.
Coburn leaves wife and two daughters
Wilhclmina M, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. II. Thompson, and Adelbart A..
Hutchinson were married Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of the brides pa
rents, the Rev. Walter Dole performing
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson
left on the express the same evening and
will make their home in Schenectady n.
Y, where the groom is employed by the
General Electric Co.
Frank Coburn, who makes his home In
West Berlin, boarded a freight train Sun,
day morning as 1t was passing through
the yard. After riding to the dry bridge
he was seen to drop off. One foot wal
badly jammed and bruised. 1t was
thought that amputation might DO neces
sary. Mr.. Coburn was taken to the Hea
ton hospital on the paper train which ar
rived shortly after the accident.
Major Henry j. Johnson Of Washington
ID. c., died at the home of j. j. Morse
on Worcester branch yesterday morning
from the effects of a shock suffered foui
days ago. he was a veteran Of the Civil
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlTON.

w. III. Martin has returned from his
trip to Worcester, MaSs-ChareS Farm
ham of Providerce. K. l., was recent
visitor III town John Sherlock was In
Burlington recently to be present at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at the time Of the
operation on Charles Doyle for appcndi-
citis.-Miss Isabelle Martin of the Ran
doph Normal school is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sister,
Mrs. u. L. Burnett.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. f.
Palmer. Jr.. Of Waterbury are visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. W, NJ. Newton.-Mrs. Ellen
Preston is ill.-Mr and Mrs 5. NJ Snow
We're recent visitors in Woodstock
Charles DanfOrth, Jr.. was unfortunate
enough to shoot a rifle ball through one
Of his tees rocently.-Archie Goodale is
visiting his sister Gertrude in Someryille,
Mass. John b. Durkee attended court in
Newport, y. H., last week,-Forrest
Southworth has bought the farm of Fred
Northrop, Mr.. Northrop has bought AL
ston Neff's place on Dairy Hin and Mr..
Neff is to move to his farm on the Tun-
bridge branch Mr.. Southworth does not
move to his place till March.-Mrs
Charles Orue of QueChce was At George
Orne's over Sunday.-Miss Ida Rowell is
at home from the State Normal school at
Randolph for her Thanksgiving vacation
j. Ii. Clark has moved into the j. w.
Waldo double house and is to work for
the Waldo estate the coming year
Charles Reed is at home from Windsor
for a few days-Burton Shepard was in
Hartford over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. O.
H. Goodale spent Sunday in Tunhridge.-
Mr. and Mrs. Alva ClnIord of Sharon
were guests of MIR. and Mrs, Silas Double
day recently.-Elmer Comstock has gone
to his home in Plainfeld for the Thanks
giving vacation.-M Miss Bertha Cloud and
Miss Petit visited Mr. and Mrs Frank
A. renney Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln of
DiEhtOn, Mass, are IN town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
WATERBURY,

The meat and grocery store of c. X
Lyman, corner of Main and Stowe streets
was closed Thursday by attachment. Mr.
and has been in the business about i've
years. His assets and liabilities are not
at present known.
Anton Landt, who has been respected
citizen of Waterbury for more than %
years. passed away suddenly at his home
at Colhyvlle on Saturday afternoon. He
had been seriously i'll for several weeks,
and contrary to the expectation OF his
friends he rallied and got able to be out
again and was IT, fair way to complete
recovery, and on Saturday was apparently
doing we'll The cause OF his passing away
90 suddenly was probably heart trouble
Mr.. Landt had been the agent of the town
for the sale of liquor for the no tx
years and managed the bu~i1 - g., g..
satisfaction of the tow. AIS age was
Is years and he wa uorn In Germany.
he leaves a wife al Two daughters. The
funeral service were held at their
home Tuesday iternoon At 2 O'Clock. the
Rev. r. B. KtIlgg officiating.
The condition Of Mrs. Y. II, Atherton
is much improved. While at ono time IL
was thought that an amputation OF the
leg at the knee was probable. II has been
decided that 1t will be necessary to am
putatc only tho foot at the ankle Joint
John Glossy has bought half interest
in w. II. Carroll & Co.'S lumber lot,
MIR. and Mrs. George Owens Of Leomin-
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS.

Henry y. Adams has sold his meadow
farm in Rockingham to j. f. Herrick Of
Woburn. Mass. Mr.. Herrick has also
bought the Barry farm adjoining and
when contemplated improvements ara
completed he Will have one of the finest
farms in the country.
Daniel f. Webster, the Bellows Falls
photographer and Mrs. Laura l., Lock-
wood formerly of this town have an
nounCed their marriage engagement.
Among the out OF town visitors ut
George W. Kimball's for Thanksgiving
are: Col. f. d. Butteriield and Mrs. But
terrified OF Derby Line, Misses Charlotte
and Ellen Butteriield who came from
Boston and George W. kimball, Jr., and
wife from Worcester, Mass.
Frank H. Burr of this place, who has an
appointment a. second Lieutenant in the
United States army. will leave for Fort
Columbus, New York city, where he will
be stationed at present, directly after
Thanksgiving.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
ISLAND POND.

Mrs. II. Il. Ames died Friday morning
of bronchial pneumonia after an Illness
of only five days.-George Wilkie, one of
the oldest residents in town died early
Monday morning The Hon. George n.
Dale still continues in poor health.-The
second annual ball of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen was Il success in
every way. there being a good delegation
from each of the surrounding towns.
Supper was served by Landlord Lindsey
at the Lake View hotel--Jerry Chase,
employed as switchman on the Grand
Trunk at this place slipped near the sta
ton one day last week, dislocating his
elbow-L A. Cobb, cashier at the Ma
tonal bank Of this place, is suffering
from infan,matory rhcumatism.-A few
members of the Masonic fraternity went
to Sherbrooke, T. o., Tuesday to at
tend a district meeting held at that
placc.-A game of foot ball between teams
from North Stratford, ~ H., and Island
Fond lis expected to be played here
THANKSGIVING day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
WEST FIElD.

Mrs. ]. Hodkins died at a. m. Friday
November ~, aged &C years. She has been
in poor health for a year from valvular
heart trouble and for several months in
very bad condition. She is survived by
her husband. to whom she was married
70 years ago last October, one daughter.
Mrs. Luther Reed with whom they lived.
two grandchildren and two brothers. Asa
and Ransom Conger of Marsonville Can
ada. Mrs f,odgkins was very kindly
woman, who was entirely devoted to her
family The funeral was held from her
late residence Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Emma Paul of Morrsvillc offciating.--
Mrs. Priscilla Jacques returned last week
from Montpelier where she has been for
year with her daughter-Miss Jessie
Woodwork starts Friday for her school
in Grand Isle.-1hc Rev. A IS. PEBBLES
has given up his Tuesday evenings To
teaching a singing class from to and
from to 9 class in bible study .--Judg"
and Mrs. johnson of Providence are the
guests of II. o. Miller and Edwin Boyu-
ton.--C'harles Colburn has rented farm
in Troy and moved there on Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH,

The stock shipment from this station
this week was as follows: BY Rowell to
Boston. % calves &c to leo, % hogs
6 1-.c), 40 lambs 6 1-2c to 4c); by Hatch
to Boston, three cows, five calves &c to
Gc) and Is hogs 60 leo
Mrs Hannah Holman died at her home
on Weston street Nov. is of a general
breaking down caused by old age She
was born in Rochester Sept. is. 1876, but
has been a resident of this town for the
past 1G years Seven children survive her:
Mrs. c. L. Stewart, S. " Holman. JUS
tin NJ. Holman, Miss Alice and Miss
Lavinia Holman, and Charles II. Hol-
man, all Of this place, and Mrs. A. l..
Baldwin Of Greenfield, Mass. The flu
neral was held Thursday afternoon at .
o clock at the house the Rev. b. e.
Smith of the Baptist Church officiating.
The interment was at Southview ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge. who has been
teaching in Essex junction. came to her
home here Saturday. she has resigned her
position in Essex Junction for a better
place in Marlboro, Mass.
There was a large attendance at the
grange meeting Saturday evening. The
programme under the direction of Miss
Georgia Mann, was as follows Piano
duct Mrs. l.. 2. Booth and Evelyn
Manney; irish dialect reading in cos
tune, Mrs. l.. Z. Thayer: trombone and
COrnct duet, GUS ana FREQ Dumas, DutCn
dialect recitation in costume, l.. u. Booth:
piano duct, Misses Maud Emerson and
Hazel Fairbanks, French dialect recita-
ton in costume. John Connolly; violin
sole. George Chatiield; Scotch dialect
reading, Harriet Hayward; reading. Miss
Winnifred Mann. There were several APP
plications for membership. The annual
election of officers will be held at the
next meeting After the grange meeting
j. f.. Jerd gave several selections on his
gramOphone.
l.. NJ Hatch, youngest son of John
Hatch of this place and Miss Shaw of
Barre were married by the Roy. George f..
Laid Saturday. They have gone to Barre
to reside
Miss Mary L. Saxton, first assistant in
the !igh school, is i'll and her place is
supplied by Mrs. f. L. Prichard,
The Rev. Geo f. Ladd and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Ladds pa
rents in Woodstock.
Mrs. Ellie Thomas has been confined to
the house for several days with an
ulcer.
Rowell shipped lG hogs 6 leo and six
calves Ac to 6c), to market Monday
Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury is at her
home here for a two weeks vacation
from her work as assistant in the Hyde
Park high school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Franz Eedell. son-n-law of High Sheriff
Mills, was stricken with apopicxy on
Wednesday night and died on Thursday.
about 10 a. m. He leaves a widow and two
young sons The funeral was held
Saturday
Fred Harvey, now on the Boston and
Maine. has been changed so he runs from
Newport instead of Lyndonville as for
merry. Mr. harvey expects to come to
Newport for the winter.
Horace Lawrence is very low and not
expected to live very long.
George Kelley is to move to the place
he purchased of the Lock estate in West
Derby.
Charles Batchelder has recovered from
the operation he underwent recently.
Mrs. +. r. True has returned home from
a hospital in Boston much improved.
The manager of the Newport foot ball
eleven informs the Free Press that the
game scheduled to be played here to-day.
has been forfeited by st. Johnsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
MIDDItSEX,

Martin Fembroke's little son is i'll with
diplnhcria.-Miss Vaun Bragg of War
rem was guest of Miss Flora Shepard
several days last week. Mrs Sidney
johnson Of Essex Junction is in town car
ing for Mrs. T. A. Earle and sons. who
ore sick with the measles.-Mrs. Jennie
Singer of Brooklyn. n. Y, who is visit
ing her brother. William Shepard gave
very interesting lecture on "Hypnot-
ISM" at the church Tuesday evening.
November 2i.-Misses Nettie and Nellie
Smith of Barnet have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Chester Somers, for the past
week. .Postofiice Inspector G. +. H..
BirdseYe of Washington, D. C., was In
town Saturday. Tho ladies Aid Society
plan to hold their annual sale and sup
Der at Holdens hall. December 3-Miss
F'lNa Thompson returned from Spring
Geld. Mass, Tuesday.-Mrs. ira Johnson
visited in Waterbury Tuesday.-Jonathan
Nichols OF Underhill has been visiting
his sor, II. y. Nichols-Philip Riford is
spending the week at his home In Kan
folph.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
BRAIN T Rec.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison have returned
homo from a weeks stay in Warren
Harry Pratt came home last Wednesday
to remain during the winter. He will
work at lunuering for Frank Bate s'der.
-Maude and Bert Laduc visited in Rox-
bury last week.-One of Mrs. Frank
Batchelder's pet angora cats was run
over by the cars and killed last Thursday
morning.-Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Bat
ties are going to spend the winter with
Mrs. Lydia Luce.-Mr and Mrs. Van
McAllister of Williamstown. visited at
Frank Batchelders over Sunday,-Mrs
Julia Davis and Mrs. Cade, who have
been visiting their nieces, Mrs Batchel-
lor and Mrs. Calrec have returned to their
home at West Woodstock,-H. o. Jones
and family will snend Thanksgiving It'll
his uncle. William Jones In Northheld.--
Frank Sumner died Sunday night, at
ter long illness of dropsy. Cady
Is working for Greenslit and Harrison and
boards with them.
Mrs T.. ". Cleveland and daughter
Ethel visited In Roxbury a part of last
week.--Alonzo Ellis and wife of Bethel
visited at her mothers in Pctth the last
Of the Weck.-C. r.. Woodward and daugh-
ter Annie visited at his sisters In kox-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
BROWNINGTON,

Herbert Gray died Monday forenoon.
November q after "A long and distressing
illness. MIR. Gray has been resident Of
this town most of his life, an honest.
industrious and successful farmer much
respected for his square dealings. He
leaves "A wife and one son to mourn his
loss. who have the sympathy of large
circle of friends. The funeral will take
place at the home of the deceased We'd
nesday morning at one o'clock, D. m.
The Rev. o Il. Newton OF Walden Is
expected to ofticiate.-Mrs Robert Muir
ray of st. Johnsbury. who has been visit
ing friends in this town has returned to
her home.--Mrs A. L. Alexander. who
has been quite sick, is considerably bet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-27
ROCHESTER,.

Marvelle Weber from Rutland was in
town last week and his mother returned
with him to spend the winter Mrs. Let
tie Morse has gone to Pennsylvania TO
spend the winter Hiram Campbell broke
his leg Tuesday.-Miss Hannah Aldrich
returns to Boston, Mass, this week -
George Green and Grace Brownsou We're
married at the brides home saturday
November %. They will make their homo
in Camden Village, N H.-SeVeral Of the
odd Fellows went to Brandon last We'd
nesday.-Mr and Mrs. Lucius Bailey
were in Barre last week.-An auction Of
the farm and stock of the late George
Stockwell will take place December 81
The village schools closed Wednesday for
the rest of the week.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Martin were in Randolph Monday
and Mrs. Charles Green were in town
last Week.-Mrs. Clara Bush has had
the city water put in her house,-Fanuie
LaFlam won the silver medal at the
contest.-The Pierce family have gone
to Boston, Mass,