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BE T HEL.

Robert Child Wilson and Bruce Reddish
of the General Theological Seminary of
New York city arrived at the homo of
Mrs. NJ l.. Wilson Thursday. They will
spend the present week at the bishops
house in Burlington, and on Saturday
morning, May "A, Mr.. Wilson will be or
dained TO the order of deacon by Bishop
A. &. a. Hall. the ordination services to
be held at Christ Church, Bethel. Mr.. Will
son has offered his services as missionary
in China to Bishop Graves, missionary
bishop of China, the offer has been &C
cepted. He will leave for his work in China
next August. Mr.. Wilson is a graduate of
the W. II. 5. class of 1891 and of the Uni
versty of Vermont. 1S'8.-MisS Lois Smith
of St. Luke's mission, New York city, is
visiting friends in town and for the next
few weeks will stop at the Bascom House
Miss Smith is we'll remembered by the
older residents of Bethe-There will be II
grand rally for the cause of prohibition
at the town hall Thursday evening. May
%. Albert Hammatt of Bellows Falls Will
discuss the question.-Deputy Sheriff c. L.
Howe of Ludlow was in town Thursday
to serve papers in divorce case on Milo
Bentley, and on Saturday Deputy Sheriff
B. c. Rogers Of Bethel arrested Bentley
and a woman claimed to be wife No 9 on
complaint of States Attorney Charles +.
Tarbell. Nothing Is known of the facts of
the case as Mr. Bentley is new conner in
Bethel and claims complete innocence in
the matter.-Lynn Chadwick and wife of
Windsor are visiting Mr.. Chadwick 5
father. 7. A. Chadwick of this place. ohm
Ranney. pupil of the W. II. S. from
Pittsfeld Is sick with the measles. His
mother Mrs. Harris Ranney, came from
Pittsfeld Friday to nurse him through His
illness.-Lewis II. Abbott has sold his in
terest in the farm now occupied by him
on Christian hill to e. B. Ellis of North
field. The farm includes some valuable
granite deposits, and with this purchase
Mr.. Ellis has bought most of the granite
deposits on Christian hill.-The w. H. S.
ball team suffered its second defeat at the
hands of the Randolph high school Satur-
day afternoon by the score of II to s.
Errors and bases filled in the first two
innings gave Randolph s runs, after whic h
they scored but three times. w. II. S. ran
in scores in the latter part of the game,
but could not overcome the big lead.
Weafcr pitched for w. IA. s. Carpenter for
Ranlolph.
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WARREN,

Arthur Hartshorn and wife from Brain
tree visited friends in town last week.
Marcia and Lepha Hutchinson of North
field visited their sister, Mrs. G. j. Long,
Friday and Saturday.-Mrs. William Card
ell and children of Bristol are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tucker.-A
daughter was born to Pearl Hall and wife
last week-Jim I3ldridge is stopping with
his father for II while.--The Howard Opera
House orchestra will play for the |. q. O..
Il. ball to be given May Z9th--CharlesLong
has been critically i'll with heart trouble
Myron Goodspeed is on the sick list and
also Mrs. william Pierce,-Arthur Long
has returned to Msdford, Mass,-Frank
Williamson has been in BRIDGEPORT for IA
few days,-A daughter was born to Almon
Cove and wife last week.-Caroll Atkins
and wife of Lincoln visited in town over
Sunday.-Mrs. Elnor Cardell has returned
from Florida, where she went to spend
the winter,-Mrs. Henry ilartshom has
moved into Isaac Heath's house and will
keen a small store
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MlDDLESEX.

Mrs. NJ. j. Herbert is confined to the
house by illness.-The Rev. j. Edward
Wright conducted services for the lnlta-
rians Sunday afternoon. 1t is expected that
meetings will occur during the summer
fortnighty.-A. S. Wells had the misfor-
tune to fall from his wheel and sprain his
arm one day last week.-C. c. Ward and
Mrs. f. A. Ward visited in Moretown
Thursday.-The railroad bridge about a
quarter of a mile north of Middesex is
completed. 1t will be remembered that the
old bridge burned several weeks ago hay
ing caught 1t is thought from the sparks Of
a locomotive.-W b. Baker is moving his
family from Montpelier into John Longs
tenement. He is to be employed on the
section herc,-Mrs, f. Il. Stuffebean was
In Montpelier Wednesday.-Mis Bernice
Price visited her father in Grantevile
several days last week.-F. l.. VIM went
Monday to work In the postoffice at Mont
peler.-One of the large penstocks burst
at the Vles Electric Plant the first of last
week, necessitating the use of the engine
few daVs
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to seven o'clock and all are cordially in
memorial day exercises will be
held at the Maple Grove school house
Thursday, May 20 at :45 p. IN. 1t is eX-
pected that a member of the c. a. r. will
speak to the children. There will he a
ladies' quartette, flag drill and other at
uactive features in the programme Il
cordial invitation to be present is extended
to all
Memorial services will be held at 1890
o'clock a m. May &c. for the purpose of de-
corating the graves in the Felchville ceme-
tory. All mcbers of the G. A. r., and the
W. r. c., are requested to be on hand.
All old soldiers and sons and daughters
of veterans and all children from the
schools in town, are also invited. In the
afternoon the unwilling and dedication of
the bronze tablets at the library will take
place and the above organizations are also
requested to be present
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in fillmore Tor some days returned home
for a Snort stay. --'rhc Rev. MIR.
Emery will preach the Memorial sermon
in Seminary hall mex. sunday. The cxer-
cises for Memorial day will be o!out as
usual. The Waterbury band will be in
attendance. The graves will be decorated
by the q. A. r.. and service TO the un-
known dead by W. r.. c. rendered in the
Dinner for Post and Corps and
invited friends. Tables will be furnished
that all who bring their lunch can be made
comfortable. All school children are In
vited to Join in the provision, and to those
will he given dinner. At p. H. the adj
dress will be given by the Rev. George
Sisson of Muncie, Indiana, former pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church here
The choir will furnish music for the after
noon
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NORTHFlElD.

Edward ingalls,. GO years of age, died
Friday morning at nine o'clock. He had
been Ill for couple of weeks from the re-
suit of an attack of angina pectoris. He
Is survived by wife and two daughters
Misses Hattie and NJ. Grace ingalls,. also
by one brother, who lives In Windsor Mr..
ingalls, had been resident of Northheld
for many years and was universally re-
spected For 20 years he was clerk OF the
graded school district and for many years
was tyler OF Dewitt Clinton Lodge of
Masons.
r. M. Mcintosh. aged - years, died at 10
q clock Thursday evening at his home on
Central street. He had been IN failing
health for several weeks, He was an OLD
resident 81 Northneld and for many years
followed tho photographers trade with
success. He IL survived by one daughter.
Mrs q, c. sanborn. The funeral services
occurred at the house at two o'clock Sat
urday afternoon and the burial was in
Elmwood The Rev. +. w. Sharpe Off
Ci cd
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FOR SALE-A farm of 100 acres. 20 acres
IF smooth meadow, good enough to win
Ter 20 COWS. good pasture, no Lodges.
swamp. steep side hill on land, good
house. new cow house, with basement.
abundance of water at buildings and
pasture, 100 sugar trees with buckets.
,vaporator, etc, thousands of pounds Of
sugar sold this year. Location lS4 miles
from the beautiful village of Johnson;
school and church privileges uneXcelled,
cream taken at the farm. Price So. 00J
Tor entire outfit. Possession any day
before September 1st. No trihers need
apply. J. f. Hunt, Real Estate, Essex
junction, VT. E,wlt.
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WORCESTER

Harvey Hall and wife were made happy
by the birth of a II pound son on Thurs
day last-NIrs. NJ. p Kent returned from
Portsmouth, N. H., on Saturday.-Eugene
Buck, who is building the Memorial hall in
Stowe, was at home over Sunday.-Frank
Pratt and wife of Montpelier spent Sun
day in town. The Rev George S. Furness
of West Newbury conducted the services
at the Congregational Church last Sunday.
Union services will be held at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing. The Rev. j. w. Illsley will
preach the Memorial sermon-Wil-
liam Hall has sold his farms on West
Hill to George Thompson of Cambridge,
and has bought the Hamblet place on the
branch now occupied by A. A. Emery
Percy Bolton. who has been running the
boarding camp on the mountain has re-
turnerd to his home in New Hampshire.
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WlLlIAMSTOWN.

At the bi-monthly meeting of the Social
Library the 18th inst, 10 books were
drawn on twenty shares. New books are
to be added to the library at the next
meeting, which will he held on the second
Tuesday in July. The library now has 90
members. The funeral of Mrs. Liberty
Jeffords. Dorcas Martin) was attended at
her home on the 18th inst, the Rev.
Frances Kimball officiating Mrs. JET
fords had not been in good health for some
time and was attacked with pneumonia
about ten days before her death. She is
survived by husband and daughter. Mrs.
George c. Earle.--'The Spring House pro-
perty is sold by Elgin Gale to Messrs.
Dean and Granger of Boston. who arrived
here and took possession last week.-Dr
Elan c. Lewis and wife Of Rutland have
lately visited relatives in town-The stock
farming tools. etc. belonging to the estate
of the late Amasa w. Farnham are to he
sold at auction on the premises on Thurs
day the 22nd inst. at one o'clock.--1t is ex-
pected that Health Officer w. J. Tindal
will give a talk on School Sanitation at
the teachers meeting on Friday evening the
2rd. Other topics are assigned TO various
teachers. The public is invited-The funeral
of Edwin 7. Whitney was held at the house
on Thursday the 18th, the Rev. Frances
A. Kmball, pastor of the church OF which
the deceased was a member, officiating
The house was filled to overlooking with
the friends and relatives. many coming
from out of town. Mr.. Whitney's death
was caused by appendicitis. with attendant
complications. He was forty years old last
March. He is survived by a mother, sis
ter and two brothers, all living in town.
He was a kindhearted son and brother. q
good neighbor, an intelligent citizen and a
man who commanded the respect Of all
who knew him.-Mrs. Elmer e. Dean, wife
of DR.. Dean of Lebanon, N. H.. has lately
l,not l,pe &c Nf,. r l,nr
Mrs. Dean was formerly Florence Powers
of Washington and recalls the fact that
she taught her first term of school in the
| Seaver district in this town.
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ROCHESTER,.

Scott Tower from Tunbridge has been at
his fathers here this week.-William Em-
erson has been here few days.-The So
cial dance was held Tuesday night this
weck.-Gari Ashley and son from South
Royalton were at +. L. Pierce's over Sun
day.-Dr. Spiller was in town the first of
this week--H. Woods and Riland Smith
were nIIancock last week hanging paper
in Miller's hote-George Stockwell Is
building new horse harn-Harry Hub
bard and family from Granville visited
Mrs. Earl Bean last week.-Mrs.. Wesley
Herson is in Burlington at the hospital for
treatment-AIr. Bower has been sick with
rheumatism Mt Mrs. Wiley's for some
weeks.-pr. Huntington was In Burling-
ton last week,-Thc village schools opened
again Mondlr .ft,r being closed a week.
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WINDSOR COUNTY,
ROCHESTER.

Mrs Ruel Campbell from California ia
visiting relatives here.-Mattie Hosngton
is at her home in Little Hollow on account
of the school being closed.-Mrs. James
Walker was in Bethel Thursday. The
Methodist Episcopal saciety gave the Rev.
Mr.. Yerkes a reception Wednesday even
ing, which was much enjoyed by all-Miss
Sarah Henry Is in Bethel and Randolph a
few days.-Col. Albert Clarke came to
town Friday for a short stop.-Mabel
Whitaker has finished work for Mrs. Let
tie Marre.-blanch Hubbard was called to
Pittsiield Sunday by the illness of her
aunt.-Mrs. James Henry was in Bethel
Thursday
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

l.. r. Blodgett and wife were in town last
Wednesday to attend the Bigelow-Wash-
burn .wedding.-Mr. and Mrs. A. +. SAT-
ford are at their Wayside farm for few
days stay.-Miss Sadie Logan spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her uncle, w. ID.
Wright.-Mr Traitor gave reception TO
the preparatory class of the Normal school
last Saturday evening.-A missionary from
India spoke at the Methodist Church Sun
day, May 1s.-Mrs. j. C. Hebards sister
and her husband, Frank Bryant visited
her from South Royalton last Sunday
Mrs. NJ. d. Church's sister returned to her
home last Saturday.-Cecl Peake has re-
covered from the measles and is able to
go to school.-Frank Blodgett and sister
Visited Mrs II. y. Tracy last Friday.
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BRANDON.

Mrs. s. s. Beeman, Mrs. Arthur Bee
man and Ada Robinson of st. Adams are
guests of A. S. Maynard and Wife,. A..
Bishop and wife of Burlington were in
town over Sunday.-Mrs. Luna Sherwood
is quite i'll at J. M. Ketchum's.-The Rev,
G. r. Lennon of Ferrisburgh gave an ad-
dress Sunday evening in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. 1t being the 18th an
niversary of the Epworth League. A
musical program was given.-Mrs l.. w.
Page is in Ludlow, caring for a sister who
from Boston where she has been visiting
relatives.--Mrs, 7. f. Kingsley went to
Burlington Tuesday morning as delegate
from the Brandon Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr.. Haywood of Jericho spoke on
the temperance question at the church on
the evening of May 21.-George Angel
passed away on the 18th after a long and
severe illness He leaves wife. four
sons and one daughter He was a respect
ed citizen.-A. II. Holt Is still very ILL.,
A. A. Clark is failing.--Lee Goodell Is
for T. E. Angel in Hardwlck.-
Mrs. Goodrich of Greensboro Is stopping
at Frank Batcheder s-The Rev. Mr.
Coolidge accepts the call extended him to
remain another year with the people.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS,

The marriage engagement Of Nelson
Brown, a tutor in Dartmouth College, son
of George A. Brown, formerly Of this place.
and Miss Tucker, daughter of President
Tucker of Dartmouth, is announced. Mr..
Brown will commence his last year In the
Harvard law school next fall.
+. &. Lyons of the Howard Hardware
company, who has been In illhealth for
some time, has left the store temporarily.
He went to the Massachusetts General
hospital in Boston Friday for treatment.
The matter of abolishing grade crossings
in North Walpole. which has been much
agtated, has been postponed for this sea-
son.
Mrs. w. NJ. Edison Of Woodsville, N. H..
is in the hospital at Hanover, N. H..
critically ill., Her father, C. T.. Capron has
been with her for some time.
Miss Jessie Mackenzie will succeed Miss
Georgia White as local editor Of the Times
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BRADFORD.

Mrs o. A. Baldwin returned from sew
eral weeks visit in Boston.-Thc funeral
OF Miss Adelia Newton was held at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. H. b. Martin
Thursday. -Madam l., NJ. Peaslee of Bos-
ton Is at Hotel Low, again.-Mrs. Florence
Meade has gone TO Woodsville, where she
has a position in the family of Mrs. b, NJ
Blake.-Mrs Carrie Woods OF Concord. n.
H., came Wednesday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Welton,-Miss Marcia
Winship is home from Boston and CONF
menced her duties again as post Office
clerk.-Mrs. j. II. Watson of Montpelier
was guest of Mrs. V. g. Harris Friday.
o. NJ. Tinkham of Pomfret has been in
town for few days on business.-Mr ii.
b. Chamberlain, Miss Eva johnson, Miss
Karlonc hutchinson Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Parker, l.. j. Brown and DR. +, II. Ever
EFT are attending the Sovereign Grand
Lodge, I. o. o. F. and assem-.
Vermont held at Ludlow this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Prichard Of Nashua,
n. H.. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. b. w. Prichard the first OF the week.
Miss Maude Charge has been confined to
the house several days by illness. Her
place as organist In the Congre gdtional
Church was filed by Miss Eva Hunt Sun
day.-Mrs. a. l.. Hurd and son Nelson who
have been at Hotel Low for some time are
to go to New York soon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Porter of the State Of Georgia are
visiting his rnother.-Mrs. Harriet Berkeley,
who has been seriously i'll is convalescing.
Charles Doty was taken sick at Newport
Saturday and is unable to make one of his
business trips this week.-E. C. Woods OF
Concord. N FL. was in town Tuesday
Mrs. E. j. Bagley is at Island Pond with
Mr.. Bagley.--George Wright, who has been
III Is improving.
The new Blake Library at East corinth
is to be opened about July 1st. In prepar-
alton. Mrs. Susan Butterfeld Is now here
al Woods Library taking instructions OF
Mrs. Annie spauding In the art OF cata'
loguins Mrs. Charles Derby returned
to Lebanon, n. H., Wednesday after
spending few days with her sister, Mrs
Emily Prescott.-The Rev, IL. j. nilbouru
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WAlTSflELD.

The Waitstleld Kids went to Northfield
last Saturday and played a game of base
ball with a nine from that town. winning
from them by score of 16 to 9--Dr
Hooker was over from Waterbury Monday
to visit Fred Parker who is critically iii
with erysipelas in his face and head
at the special Grange meeting last We'd
nesdav evening the third and fourth de-
grees were conferred on two candidates.
Fred Parker died suddenly Mon
day evening about nine o'clock after an i'll
ness of only two days. Further particu-
lars next wcck.-Uncle Andrew Blair died
Saturday. the nth inst. aged about 50
years. Funeral services were held at his
late home on Monday afternoon at ono
o'clock. attended by the Rev. William
Ganley. The burial was at the village
cemetery and was in charge of the Ma
sonic lodge, of which order he had long
been member.-The Montpelier Semin-
airy second nine came out to Waitsfield
Monday. the 18th. and played II rather one
sided game with the Waitsfield club the
Montpelier Seminary winning easily by a
score of "A to 81. r. Dale, who has been
sick and confined to the house for several
months, has so far improved as to be able
10 ride out n short distance. The follow
ing officers of Waitsheld lodge. No. 81, 7.
q. G. T.. were installed at their last meet
ing by Lodge Deputy o. G. Eaton: Past
chief templar, c. Nj. Dana: chief templar,
A. MCCULLOUGH; vice-templar. Miss Eulie
Savage: recording secretary, James Neil;
financial secretary, Miss Cora kelly;
treasurer, o. NJ. Eaton; marshal, Roy
Rovce: deputy marshal, Daisy Atkins
chaplain, Mrs. Ida Ladue: guard. Charles
Bigeow; sentinel. Edmund I.adue-The
entertainment at the Birch Church last
Tuesday evening aunt Jcrusha's Quilt
ing Party" drew a crowded house and was
apparently heartily enjoyed by every one
present. The ladies cleared a little over 49,
from this venture. Sunday memorial ser
vice. on Sunday, May % will be held a,
the Congregational Church and will he ct.
tended by the G. A. r. Pest in n body
Tho Post especially invites all old soldiers
whether members of the G.. A. r. or not
To fall in with them at that time MS wei
as on Memorial Day" The Memorial
Day exercises on Friday May 30. will be
held in the afternoon, commencing at ono
q clock. and If the weather permits will be
held in the oper air 1t is expected that
the g. A. r. Post at Warren will Join with
the Post here in observing the day. Tie
Rev. W. F.. Streeter Of Warren will de
liver the address on Memorial Day and
music will be furnished by the Waitsfied
comet band.
Richard c. Baker of ST. Johnsbury is
visiting his sister, Mrs Walter F.. Jones
for few days.-Charles Greaser arrived ir
town last week from California to assist
in caring for his father-in-aw, A. A. Knee
land, who is very low.-Mrs. Guerdor
Tucker of Lincoln last week suffered par.
tial shock, but is now considerably i'm
proved.
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DERBY.

Mrs Mary Jenne, wife of Erastus
Waterman. died last Saturday morning,
after lingering illness. Funeral services
were held at the house Monday afternoon,
the Rev. Mr.. Huntington officiating. Mrs.
Waterman had been a consistent. active
member of the Baptist Church here for
many years. She was a native of Derby
and by her sweet affectionate disposition
and tender charity and sympathy for all,
she had greatly endeared herself to large
circle of friends and reighbors, who deeply
feel their LOGS. Much sympathy Is felt for
the aged and infirm husband for whom
she had cared so tenderly for several
years.-The Rev. c. D. Meacham. wife and
Ii other spent Sunday in town.--E. O. Sill
Yer is in town making repairs on his build
ings, preparatory to moving his family
here. f. T.. Silver was in town also last
week.-The little son of Ernest Nickerson,
who has been in Massachusetts for several
months al his grandfather S. returned home
last Wednesday morning.-Dr. and Mrs.
weeks in town last week on a fishing ex-
cursion.-Mrs. j. II. Cone received IA visit
from her mother and brother from Canada
week before last.-A large number of the
former students of Derby Academy, who
came to be present at the commencement
exercises May 9th remained IN town over
Sunday.-The Hopkinson Bros. had the
misfortune to lose one of their bay mares
last week. Friday.-Leland Wiley, who
has been home from the U. V. NJ, sic';
with measles returned to Burlington last
Wednesday.
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EAST NJ ONTPElIER.

Miss Lilly Simonds has been very ILL
AFRO Slayton has sold his farm to Alonzo
Holt ara has moved into the Charles
Adams house-Henry Stevens of Idaho
has been visiting in this and adjoining
Townsville Rev. Anna b. Aldridge has
resigned owing to i'll health She Is now
taking a much needed rest in Now Harhp-
shire.-F. +. Willard recently returned
from Greensboro with a catch of nifty
two pounds of lish.--Mrs Amelia Rassett,
who had friends and relatives in town,
died recently at the hospital at St. AL
bans.
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EAST ROXBURY,

Bert Allen went to st. Adams last week,
where he is to work in the dental parlor Of
DR.. Campbell--James Preston from Wood
stock was a guest at George Fosss last
week.-Creamery patrons received 22A
cents for last months butter.-W. o. Lucas
from Montpelier was in town last week.--A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert VIII
liams (Rose Recd), MAY 8.
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GREENSBORO.

Thomas Graves of Glover spent few
days last week at II. w. Calderwood S.
Hugh McCulum and wife of East Albany
visited at William Barclays recently
Perley Stevens went to Hardwick recently
to see his father who has been very i'll.
hut is slowly improvng.-Elmer Bailey.
Mrs. II. A. Rice and Mrs. j. c. Babcock
went to North Wocott last week to attend
the funeral of Arthur Stoddard.--A fish
weighing over 10 pounds was taken from
Caspian lake recently. This Is the largest
fish that was ever known to be caught