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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Rev. A. L. Cooper Of Randolph will
preach in the Methodist Church Sunday
morning. September &.-Carl S. Pomeroy
has returned to the University of Vermont
to continue his studics-Mr. and Mrs w
r. I.add were in East Fairfield over Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Burgin-Miss Mary Campbell John
Campbell and Miss Emma Richards have
returned from Sugar Hill, n. H.. where
they have had employment at summer
hotcl.-Miss Theda Welman of Lowell
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Green
wood rccently.-Fay ONitt Melvin Mon
toith and Clarence Pomeroy left Monday
for Burlington. where they will enter the
Vermont University.-Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ
Aseltine and son Kenneth were in Johnson
over Sunday.-Miss Fanny Fish has re-
turned to Boston to resume her studies at
the MasSa chusetts Normal Art school,
Mrs. j. c. Gaines and S. +. Rogers and son
Richard of Cambridge were in town Tues
day.-Mrs j. 7. Hubbell of Wolcott is
visiting her sister Mrs. w. w. Hutchn-
son.-Miss Cora Hart has returned from
the Sunset Hill House n II.
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ELMORE.

The postoffce dispute has finally boon Sc =
leo by the appointment of Il. Atkins as pos t
master at Gilmore Pond. -The real est. e
market is very lively Of late. II. 5 Plum n
has decided his farm at the Center t. -.
Laroway, consideration $500 including 30
cows. The report Is that the Rob .tfl
farm with wild land owned by tn ~ t.
burs estate has been conveyed to ptrt. 5
for the lumber there is on ito. D. T. ,.u.
found a tree recently, which had 50 puu, =
of wild honey in it.-Herbert Slaytol. .u .
OF F. l.. Slayton, a graduate OF Peor 5
academy of Morrisville, has gone to Matc =
Vile, Maine, to attend Colby collci.o
Glenn Slayton of Boston is VISITING, Ills
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F L. Slaytou.-
Miss Gertrude Dingwall and Eugene a ~ o.
let were married Wednesday Septemb :
10 a the home of her father, Daniel D.nl
wall the ReV. George Sanborn offic'atir~
They received many useful and valuabl
prcsents.-rhe Rev. Charles Stebbins f
Craftstury preached here Sunday in ~
change with the Rcv. O. NJ. Boutwell, Al.
and Mrs Manuel Motta visited at + l.
Slayton's recently. MIR. and Mrs. Mottl
commenced work for O. l.. Hastings M
day.--Mrs. Reed. mother Of Q. L. HIS e
ings is very low and not expected to iive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley were called to Mont
pelier on Saturday by the death of Mr
Sibley's mother.-Mr and Mrs. O. y. IL %
con visited friends in Montpelier and Barre
last week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scoville Of Cornwall
are visiting Leonard Ciriswcld and
other friends. Tickets are on sale for Will
Cartoons entertainment saturday night.
The Rev Albert q. Mohr left Tuesday
for a two months vacation The Rev Or
f. Wheelock will preach at the Congrega =
tional Church next Sunday morning -
Thursday eight members If the Gre 4
Mountain Relief Corps went TO Johnson T.
attend district meeting.-Mlss ZOio Els
worth went to Burlington Thursday,
where she will serve as an apprentice in
Mrs. 2. n. McMahon's millinery store
There were three runaways in two days
by one team last week, Fred Wells 3
team had a load OF milk each time. The milk
was spilled, cans smashed and wagon pref
~ wen used up, hut no one was hurt
Mr., and Mrs c. -. Wheelock of Montpel-
Ter have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Labounty the past week.
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HlGHGATE CENTRE

Miss Emma Stimets and Miss Mvrna
Schoolcraft have returned from Sugar Hill.
N. H.-Mrs. T.. j. Chamberlain of ottawa,
Ontario, is visiting her brother. W. A.
Place.-A. a. Gregg has returned from "A
visit with relatives in Now port.-Dr. and
Mrs. Fred Brown of Enosburgh Falls spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Holmes.
Fred Wright of White River Junction.
spent Sunday with his mSher. Mrs. f. H..
Spconcr.-J. w. Judkins has returned from
~ visit i'm Alb,Tgh.-C. II. Place of St. AL
bans spent Sunday with his brother, w. A..
place.-Mrs. ID. q. Powers has been quite
i'll hut is now improving son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs ] NJ. Firkey Wednesday,
September 17.-Miss Libbie O'Hier has re-
turned to her home in 81. Adams.
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FAIRFAX.

Albert Glow and wife Of CRANKY. p. O..
and Mrs. Priscilla Dimon of Sheldon visit
ed their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Burns
the nth and lSth,-The Rev. Mr.. Baker
changed pulptts with the Rev. Mr. Smith.
ers of st. Adams last sunday-The mem
ners or lamoille Grange, No. al met the
nth and voted to disband. What money
they had In their treasurer they voted 10
divide 1t between the Ladies' improvement
society and the ltbrary.-Miss Veliria Ho.
ward Is quite sick.-John Boyce spent sum
day with his daughter, Mrs. John Ken.
drick-The Ladies' Relief Corps met at the
home OF Mrs. James Ruggles the 18th, and
gave the Grand Army men a nice dinner,
after which they voted to dsband the corps
John Howard took his slater, Miss Ann,
to the insane asylum at Waterbury the
lstb.-Joeeph King has Nanted the odd hotel
and has moved his family there-A. A.
Walker visited hie daughter. LAllian, In
johnson the l7th-hiss Florence Ballard ha s
taken Bell Hicks's place In E. ID. Shepard
sons store until Mass Hirks is we'll enough
to rotEn.-Dr. \ IA. Phelps aud wife
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Miss I,eonora Wakefield was here from
North Troy over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
c A. GaGdYne are spending the week in
Qucbec.-Mrs. George Porter is visiting
friends in the south part of the State for
a few days.-Nr. and Mrs J. A. Morse
who went to Montreal on their wedding
trip. returned the nth and remained until
Monday with Mrs Morses parents Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Dcsautels. when they
went to Jonesville. their future homc-A
daughter was born September 20 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cantell.-Miss Sadie Rub
lee of East Berkshire visited Mrs Il. s.
Wright recently.-Dr +. r. Brown and C.
r. Hall went to New York Tuesday.--L.
c. Cotton Of Dedham. Mass. is visiting in
town, the guest of Miss Luella Patenaude.
The 1l-months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dodge died Tuesday.-Hazel, the
nine year-old daughter of C. NJ. Foley, had
a narrow escape from serious injury re
Gently. While at play near ". II. Clapp's
barn with other children as the COWS were
coming from pasture. one of the cows
caught her up on its horns tossing her
into the air twice. When she fell to the
ground she was picked up thoroughly
frightened, but not seriously injured.
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JEEEERS0NYlllE.

The sociabe at ]. w. Green's last Thurs.
day evening was well attended and a merry,
good time enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served and 81 added to the cene-
terry fund Amng those present from
out of town were Mrs Merton Shattuck
from East Fairfield Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Green. Jr., from Johnson Miss Matte
Wilcox is visiting friends in Morrisvlla.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Thomas and daught er
Frede have gone to New York city.-Mr
and Mrs. J. NJ. Wilcox were at Queen City
Park over Sunday.-Jerry Wagner
young man about II years of age, died
last Thursday after an illness OF four DAYS
His funeral was attended at his fathers
home, about a mile from the village the
Rev. Henry G. Howard officia ting.-The
last meeting of the Crescendo club WIS
held with Mrs W. W. Raymore last Fri
day evening.-Nisitors here the past week
we're Hartwell ~ McCay of Autumwa. III. :
G. w. Wilcox of Folsom, South Dakota
Guy r. Varnum of Burl nGton.-The Gene
terry association will hold a harvest festi-
val and fair at the town hall, October II
and Is, afternoon and evening. All inter-
ested are invited to contribute toward the
enterprise, as the proceeds are for carry
ing on the good work at the cemetery
a change has been made in to the enter
tainment course here, and the talent Sc
cured are as follows: October IS. Swedish
Quintotte; November 26, Unity Concert
Co.; December 3. Lotus Glee club. with
Mrs. Minnie VI. Smith dramatic reciter;
February >, 1893 W. Hinton White an Illus
tratcd lecture The box office at the town
hall at Jeffersonville will he open on sat
urday October 4, 1902. at . o'clock p. m.
for the selection of seats for the above en-
tortainment course. Each person in lire
shall be limited to five tickets or where
there are more than five in q family. t.
the actual members Of the family. Per
sons desiring to select more than tve eats
may re-cnter the line a the rear Holders
Of season tickets not selec ting their seats
on the above date may select them at any
time thereafter at Il. c. Hawley's store
where tickets will also be on sale
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVIllE.

OF the new Il. r. y. routes from the
Morrisville postoflicc to go into operati
October /, No. goes eastward, Elmorc
way, and No. northward, through Hyde
Park plain to Garfield. For route No 3
the arpointees are w ". steele, carrier
n. S. Thomas. substitute. For route 80 4
Frank Pervier, carrier; II. Peivicr, sub
stitute.
Six Of the Morrisville boys will attend
the University of Vermont the coming
year The old students are Leslie Carpen-
ter Martin Chaffee and Nehemiah Towue
Those who will enter the coming year are
james Reed Harold Adams and George
Eublce. the latter entering the medical de-
partmcnt in January.
Timothy Terrill died Saturday evening
nj the home of Emery Foss on Main
street, whore he had lived during the pa t
year. Mr. Terrll would have hecn So "elrs
old next December and until within a fcw
months he has been in usual health. Early
In August he suffered slight shock which
with a bad heart trouble was the mmod-
late cause of his death. He also suffered
with a diseased limb In which gangrene
had recently set In. Mr.. Terrills family
are all dead, his nearest relative being six
grandchildren, all Of whom live in Bos-
tond and vicinity. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at three o clock. the Rev.
II. l.. Davis officiating. The interment
was in Underhill. where his wife and sew
eial children are buried.
Henry Cutting, who is in the employ Of
j. j. Killings in Belvidere, is spending a
weeks vacation at the home Of his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs +. p Cutting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton arc re-
joicing over the birth of a nine pound boy
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Emonds loft Tues
day morning for a few weeks in New York
city and vicinity.
II. r. Huss, Mrs. styles, Mrs. Wilder and
Mrs Terrill went to Underhil Monday
morning with the remains of Mr.. Timothy
Tcrril, who was buried there.
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Mrs y. +. Brow and Mrs. Alfred Bushey.
Mra Columb drew a pension on account of
her son Richard Columb, who died
IN the Civil War. She had two other son
in the same war. Joseph dead, and John
Column, himself a pcnsioncr here.
a large crowd from Swanton and with a
sprinkline from St. Adams, attended the
second game of ball Saturday afternoon at
the street railway park between here and
ST. Adams. between the ST. Adams team
and the Swantons The Swantons won the
game in nire innings by ii score of II to ,,
and the championship of Franklin county.
Following is the score by innings
3
Swanton ......4 liz
ST. Adams ........2 o > o o o. j
Z. T. Russell, formerly Of tIighgate, who
left horc last fail for Winnipeg, has +,
turned. He is thinking of locating per
mancntly in business in Swanton.
y telegram received Saturday afternoon
announces the death Of Mr.. Farrell. father
Of l.. J. Farrell and Edward Farrell. at
Cnderhill
With one new priest and several student 3
from France, the Rev. r. NJ. Aubin arriv, d
here Sunday noon. 1t was less than an
hour before that il was known he was COM
mr at that time. yet a large number met
them at the corner of Merchants Row and
Canada streets, and escorted them to the
residence of the Oblates of the Sacred
Heart. whore the brothers and others gave
them hearty welcome. including seren-
AIDE by the st. Celia band. a reception
was rendered Father Aubin Monday even
ing at columbia hall. This evening
the Catholic Order of Foresters
and their ladies' will give Father Auhin
and the brotherhood Il reception and sup
per at their lodge rooms in Brunette 8
block on First street, corner of York.
Edward Campbell was arrested by Officer
William Mcdor Monday morning on
complaint Of Mrs. Allie Sisco, for an al
legged assault. Mr.. Campbell claims it is a
case of blackmail. lie has secured +. A..
Ayers for his attorney
There was large attendance at COL
umhla hall Monday night, the occasion be-
ing the supper and reception, given in
honor Of the return of the Rev. r. NJ Au-
bin, Miss Mary Pencil read an address
of welcome and Miss Mary Beor presented
Father Aubin with "A lot OF handsome flow r
bouquets. Father Aubin replied in y few
well chosen remarks. Music was at first
furnished by the college band and tine
Swahton band also put in An appearanc g
about 1870 and furnished their full share.
After the rcCe"tiOn there was "a large dis
play of fireworks and then Father Aubn
invited the bald and few others to his
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STOWE.


Dan j. MCAlliStcr and Miss Leila -
Edison were united in marriage AT p m.
Sept. -. at the home Of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Edison. the Rov.
!. P. Booth performing the ceremony. Mss
Vivian Bullard of Hyde Park played tI"
wedding march. Mr.. Don McAllister acted
as Lest man and Miss Mary Gale as bride
maid. The room was decorated with E-otted
plants, clematis, golden rod and mount5.u
ash berries Cake and ice cream were
served after the ceremony. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Nj
Alister. Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Mcmahon an d
daughter Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ
ADAMS. Mr.. Elliott G. stafford and Miss
Clio Cooley of stowe. Mr.. Daniel Smith
OF Morristown and Mrs Lynn Page +
Montpelier
At $50 p. m. of the same day Mr. Eli,it
q. Stafford and Miss Clio G. Cooley v gee
united in marriage at the home OF I'll q,
bride parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. e. Coo'o.
the Rev u. L. Evans performing the Ger
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FRANKLIN.

MIS- Coburn of Manchester, n. H., Is
visiting her sister Mrs. D. S. Cleveland
Arthur T.. Randall. who was called here
by the death of his father, James Ran
dali, returned to Springfield Mass. Tues
day night-Mr. and Mrs. John Labvre
day night Mr.. and Mrs. John Labare
have gone to Springfield, Mass, on the ex-
cursion.-The funeral of James Randall
was held at the house Tuesday at ten
o clock, the ReVs. O. q. Baker and 5.
Donaldson officiating. Mr.. Randall had
been prominent person in our village for
a great many years and one who will be
missed by all-Nliss C. NJ. Hurlhurt re-
turned to West erby, ~ Y, Wednesday.
Mrs Donna Adams and daughter return
ed to their home in Hinesburgh Wodnes-
day.-Charles Whitney of Middlebury Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Whit
ney, Tuesday night.-Mis Linnic Hill of
Morrstown is visiting in town.
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PLEASANT Valley.

Fred Corbett was home from Burlington
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Andy Johnson have
been visiting at j. u. Stafford S the paAt
week. Edward Kelley has finished work
for George Duney and gone to Massachu-
etts to work.--The ladies met at W. II
Ellsworths Friday and organized La
dies Aid society. The next meeting will
he held at Luther Dicknson's October s.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
WESTFIELD.

very pretty wedding occurred AT the
home of RepresentatVe-eleCt and Mrs W.
G. Farman Wednesday afternoon Septcn-
Der Ii, when their cid, st daughter Minnie
Clara, was married to Fred Taylor
llardwick. Only relatives and nearest
friends were invited to the wedding. In
the evening they gave a reception TO a
large number Of their friends About aOC
Invitations being issued. Miss Farman
Continued en- It'll page.I
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SWAN TON.

Mrs. Sophia Coumb died Sept 16 at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred BuShey.
Mrs. 'olumb was 93 years of age last June,
and is believed 10 have becnthe oldest wom-
an in this village except Mrs. Hannah S.
Aseltino, or Aunt Hannah" as she is al
ways called, who is M years Of age, and
still able to visit her ncighbOrs on foot
and alone. The funeral Of Mrs Columb
VAS held at the Roman Catholic
Church Friday morning at . o'clock. She
was the mother of eight children, of whom
only three are living, viz: John Columb
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EAST ENOSBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. S, Fl. Dow visited in Cam
bridge F'riday.-Miss Cordella Rushford
VINO has been visiting in Barton the past
two weeks has returned and commenced
work at q, 5. Fassett's-Thomas Smell. who
mas been quite Ill is again able to be ont.
Mrs, George Young of Enosburgh Falls
and Mrs. Henry Hart visited at the hon,a
OF their parents Wednssday.-Miss Ida
Burt who spent last week at Montgomery
Centre. has returned home
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The case is a sad one as she is only Ii
years old. 1t is limited other parties may
get mixed up in it. Burt Hooper has
bought the farm Of Hiram Patterson.
known as the Ellsworth farm-E. Holt
and wife left for their home in Washing
ton Saturday.-F. L. Smith has bought
one-half OF the Fen Corse farm with hay
and ten cows. paying sl.5D for It, and Mr..
Corse has bought the Henry Scott farm
end will move this fall.-MiSs Florence
Thomas had her hand bitten quite badly
SATURDAY by Charles Wood S dag.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. +. NJ. Rarnos has returned from
Swanton.-Mrs. Helena Tcnney is visit
ing in Boston--O. J. and NJ. 5. Thomas
have shipped during the plum season over
$50 baskets of plunls.-oicorSc OliVet of
New FORK Was in town last week looking
over the apple crop..-Mrs. A. NJ Sim ms
went 10 New York Monday on the excur-
sion.-Mrs. i. Paro, Jr.. died Monday
night after a long illness.
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WEST EN0SBURGH

c. s. McAlister of this place and Mrs.
Abbie Stanwood Of st. Adams were mar.
ried at the home of the bride last week
Wednesday. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. G. w. Burke.--The w. + M
s, held their annual election of officers In +
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Henry Fas-
sett. The following officers were elected
President. Mrs e. w Moffatt vice -presi-
dent, Mrs. c, 8. McAllister; secretary, Mrs.
ID. e. Houghton; treasurer, Miss Adelia
Eawrence.-The youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Brow has been very ill.-Mrs. G.
8. McAliister is spending this week in St.
Alhans.-Mrs. Richard Smith was In St.
Adams Tuesday.-The Rev. Mr. Graves,
principal Of the high school al Enosburgh
Falls, preached in the Methodist Church
6unday-Mrs. Eliza Davis is visiting her
Tep-dahghter In Waterbury There are
several cases of mumps In town
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs O. c. Kelley is ill.-Mrs. Edwin At
VOL is visiting in Westford. Mrs Ar
thur Fairbanks visited in stowe last week.
Miss Lou Smith is visiting an uncle at
East kshirc.-Pctcr Russell mas moved
from Milton into Mark stevens house 49,
Mrs. Henry Whittemore is visiting hor
father at Plattsburgh. n. Mrs. w s.
Gillett of stowe is visiting relatives fl
town.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Child of NeY
York visited Charles Child last woek.-.
Elmer Leach was in hyde Park on bust
ness on Saturday-Miss Gladdis Thomes
has gone to Morrsville to work at t,.
Randall-luincy Thomas OF Worcester
Mass, is visiting I'm town.-Mr. and Mr4.
William Downcy of Bakersfield are ii il
ing her brothers. Ell and Charles W-stro ..
Captain, and Mrs. Mcfarland and MIR
and Mrs. Herman Miller visited the mircs
At Eden last weck--Dr Fosburgh Is a..
home from Florence for a few days.-N-.
and Mrs Neale ONeal from New MoXico
are visiting her brother, T.. G. Wells } l-
soph Daignean was badly hurt by "A bo1ri
flying from one of the edgng saws d
striking him in the stomach. 1t will 90.
nm IN for some time. -Amasa Hemenwav
had a cancer cut from his breast last weo6
Wednesday by Or. ". W. Genge Of lf> sn
Park and DR.. George Bates of Morri
vile. assisted by DR. 6. B Maurice # this
place. The operation was successfully per
formed and he is getting along finely.
a. w. Brown of Nashua n. H.. is visiting
his sister, Mrs. George r. Brown.
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EDEN.

Little Marion Blake Is very i'll at this
writng.-l}ert Kinds, who has been to tie
hospital in St Johnsbury, having his ear
treated. has returned and is much bette.
1t has been reported that the work AZ
the mines would he stopped soon uutN
after the winter months.-Anna wife of
Herbert Hines, died last Saturday after
an Illness of about a week The funeral
was held at the Mills The church was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers and
all felt for her. Mr.. Hines has the SYM
pathy of all-Mrs. y. ID. Blake has re-
Gently returned from Worcester, where
she has been visiting for some time.-The
annual Sunday-school picnic was held at
the lake last Saturday. A goodly numle-
was there. Old and young participated IN
the games and the picnic can well be pr
nUunced a SUCCESS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 3rd page)

eirdling Il large elm tree near the highway
a Steven, Mills Dennis Gilmore of st. AL
htns WAS i'll town last week and engaged
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Royce to go and take
the management of the Central House.
The small stock of groceries Of John Pap
ireau was sold at sherff's sale last Satur-
d
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pit last Sunday afternoon and evening -
W ID. Manning intends to stock his mill
with not less than two million feet of lors
thlS coming winter. T. Burnett has
greatly improved tho appearance Of his
nome by quite an extensive job of grading.
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FLETCHER.

Lawyer johnson of St. Adams was in
town Tuesday getting testimony In the
Learned Whitney case. Tuesday Miss
Whitney left her place and no trace of her
has been found. The officers are after her.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-07-04
A FOUNTAIN oF SALT.

spread and crystalline over the edge of
the glass. then down around the out.
side. The dish may then be stood upon
another similar dish of larger size. rs
shown in the illustration. and salt and
water placed in it regularly in like
manner. The same result will follow
when a third larger fruit dish and per
haps a fourth and fifth may be added
to the column.
With the constant additions of salt
and water the crystallzation Will
spread over and down the entire col
umn, appearing like a fountain or wa
terfall, white and sparkling. The salt
will harden, holding all the sections Of
the marblelike pillar firmly together
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