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Mr.. F0ULKE'S LECTURE.
Advocates Special Instruction for Con
sular Service


The Hen. William Dudley FouIke one
Of the Commissioners Of the United States
Civil Service Commission, delivered a
most interesting lecture at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon before the class in
comparative jurisprudence and diplomacy
al the Columbian University.
he took as his subject the desirabilty
Of an examination for the diplomatic and
consular service. and went into the pres
ent weakness OF that branch Of the ser
vice with considerable detail.
In comparison with our own he spoke
OF the great attainment OF the Germans.
who with inferior natural advantages.
had attained to a position as the second
most important commercial nation OF the
world.
The need for suitable instruction for
those who are to represent this Govern
ment abroad he continued, is most ur-
gent, ct times the lives OF American cfti-
zens being within the keeping Of the most
isolated and unimpoFtant OF the Govern
ment's representatives.
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ARCHITECT COBB RETURNS.
Refuses, However, to Discuss His Much
TaIked-of Building.

Laih5u-UI DlllIIS-
NJ Henry Ives Cobb. the Washington
architect. who has completed designs for
the proposed twenty story cfice building
to be erected on lower Broadway. New
York. returned TO his city yesterday ar
ter IN eventful business trip il Gotham
When seen by @ Times reporter at his
Clucs IN the Treasury Department this
morning. Nj Cobb said that he vas not
liberty % state what the new features.
UGLcL have been 50 widely discussed,
would be- hut stated that his plans had
ben approved Ey th2 syndicate which is
20 erect the building. a-d that he had been
ordered % rush The work as j. must be
ready for occupancy By Nay. 19-3.
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DIED

DONOvAN-The remains Of WILLIE bono
VAN. who was placed in the vault az Mount OIi-
vet on January 3, viii be inferred on Monday
at 2-39 o. ~ IL
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participants in the event which Prince
Henry enjoyed and appreciated At the
conclusion Of the res-5ition Of a number OF
patriotic German songs the Prince re
sponded to q sentiment Of affection ex-
pressed in happy and graceful speech.
Marchers Garry Torches.
Under the leadership of Mr. william L
Mr- Curt Voelckner. marshal. the patriotic
singers marched with torches to the En-
bassy, leaving the rathskelier at Eighth
and E Streets northwest at O'Clock. The
route was lined with cheering spectators.
while Massachusetts Avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets was lit
orally packed with people gathered to
witness the characteristic German method
OF expressing love and generation.
About 800 persons we're in line. torch
bearers. singers Of the German Manner
Choir, and the Arion Stpxing Society, mem
bers OF ne Bayern. Wuertemberger. Hes
sen-Darmstasdter. Plattdsutsche, Butch
ers', Bakers, Brewers. Jagd ind Sehuet-
zen Club. -Concordia Circle, Hermann
Soehne. Harugari and other German So
cieties.
The Prince on the Balcony.
Prince Henry awaited their coming upon
the balcony Of the embassy, with Dr.
Won Hollebeu. the German Ambassador.
the stan Of ths embassy, the suite Of the
Prince. the French Ambassador. the Mexi-
can AmbessedoT. Admiral Evans. VINO vas
on crutehes; Commander CoWles General
Corbin, Secretary Root, Secretary Long,
Assistant Secretary Hill. Attorney Cen
eTal Knox aud Sgnstors Cullom and Hale.
The first E6Aa vas KaIliwoda's "Das
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION. PLASTERERS-There VIII BE- a spe-
cial ueetinv Of local e6 on MONDAY, March 9
1902, business Of importance ". +. RABBIT
Mr.. JOHN r. PAAR is no longer employed by
Us COOK. MURRAY s. CO, ~ New York ave-
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IN MEMORIAL.

EOSSER-Ia loving Remembrance o. our dear
mother. ISABEL LINTON ROSSER. who died
one year ago today az 6-55 a. m
Nay her soul rest in peace.
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REIDEL CASE II COURT.
A Restraining Order G-aEted by Justice

hagGeT-
In the suit Of Mrs Clara A ReideI
against Mr.. Carlton B. Hazard. for an in
junction 10 prevent the latter from dis
posing OF certain property il dispatc.
Justice EaEDer has granted a restraining
order 3lr. Bates Warren was named as
receiver TO take charge OF a certain fund
raised by mortgage On The property ID
question.
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.

Isxgtive Bromp- Quinine removes the cause.
" GROVES Signature on every box.
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OCHBfLKILL RIVER
A RAGING TORRENT
Water Two TO Six Feet Over
the Banks.
PHILADELPHIA IS AFFECTED

Flood Rushing Over Farm mt Dam Is
Carrying Away Much Property-Penn-
sylvania Coferdam Destroyed and B.
& o. Station Under Water.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MINIATURES

This season Charlotte Lewis. the MiniatTe
Teacher. Is firing for studio pupils FREE OF
CHARGE. STUDIO. l22 st. NV mills
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WINOOSki.

Louis Baraby, ST., of Spring street died
early Thursday morning Of aa complica-
ton of diseases after a long illness. Mr..
Baraby was II years of age and is sur
vived by one son, Louis, Jr,
Louis Lamora, a resident of Center
street. met with painful accident at the
freight depot Saturday morning Lamora
was assisting in loading machinery when
one of the iron rollers on which the ma
chine was being moved slipped and crush
ed the right hand. DR.. Sheehan dressed
the injuries which consisted Of two frac-
tured and two dislocated bones and the
back Of the hand badly lacerated.
In the case Of j. Florence vs.. Sidney
Howard, which was postponed from last
week, decision was rendered by Justice
Spaldihg in favor Of the plaintiff to recover
$s72 and costs. The defendant took an ap-
peal.
Harry b. Coulter of Philadelphia, Pa,
is In town visiting friends. Mr. Coulter
returned from Manila. i. l., about a
month ago where he has been employed
as civilian clerk In the quartermasters'
department of the United States army.
Mrs e. j.. Macy has gone to Portland,
Me, to spend the winter
~ 5. Roche. advance agent OF the Cor
man AZ Ford Repertoire company, was in
town yesterday making arrangements for
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RICHFORp.

Mr.. and Mrs |. Newton Jones have gone
to Montreal TO live with their daughter
Mrs ). Nils. during the winter months,
and Mr. Howard Birrah. car inspector in
the {. L. Ry., is to occupy Mr.. Jones
house.-Mrs j. y. Culver is visiting her
dNue hter Mrs. Young at Kittery, Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Coan of Manchester
Conn, arc visiting his parents and other
relatives in town-Mitchel the drug
gist. hopes to get into his new store by
the middle Of this month.-George Rubce
has bought one of w. y. Locklin's new
ing sold his farm in berkshire to NJ. NJ.
Rurleson for sl,500,-William Smith has
sold his farm to William McAllister and
moves this week to Hardwick, where he
has bought another farm-I.ast Sunday
a good many walked over to see the men
at work on the new iron bridgc.-Eugcne
Lawyer moved his family into l.. II.
Smiths tenement on Province street and
Tuesday moved into the house Of H. Whit
pey, whore he has better rooms.-Nrs r.
p. Leach went to New York Wednesday,
where she expects to meet her mother.
Mrs. A. |" Baker, on her arrival from
Liverpool and will return with Mrs. Leach
to spend the winter here.-Mr and Mrs
Don :. Thayer of West Berkshire visited
their parents here saturday and Sunday.
Services were held in st. AIMS Church
Tuesday evening. The Rev. Mr.. Ridgeley,
the Chinese missionary, delivered a very
interesting discourse on the Chinese
modes and religion. The Rev. Mr.. Walker
of East Berkshire assisted the Rev. Mr.
Leach in the service
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81. Adams.

The Weldon Hotel property consisting
or The site and ruins of the old house
has passed into the possession OF the ST.
Adams Entertainment society from the
Merchants National bank of Syracuse.
~ Y. The property will he held by the
entertainment society to be conveyed to
any person or company that will build a
hotel such as will meet with the approval
of the society.
Maria Judd is again in trouble. having
been found guilty of second offense of
intoxication and fined $40 and costs or 80
days III Jail. and is now serving the latter
sentence The troublesome times began
last Monday, when Mrs. Catharne Nc
Donald Of lrona, N. Y, came to this city
for the purpose of buying a small wood
lou when adJoins her property in Irona
and which Is owned by st. Adams parties
Mrs Mcdonald brought with her about
sl4O In cash with which to make her trade.
She stopped with Mrs. Roberts, who
Keeps boaruers on Pine street. 1t seems
that Maria Judd Is a casual visitor, who
Is very much at home, so much So that
ON this occasion she invaded Mrs. McDon-
AIDS room while intoxicated, found out
all about Mrs. McDonalds mission and
proceeded to look over and admire her
clothing in an endeavor to locate the fat
wallet that she had had a hint of. Maria
Judd's familiarity was resented and she
finally left, as the people in the house sup
posed; at any rate when one of the board
ers came in about midnight, passing Mrs
McDonald's room, he saw Maria making
an industrious search of Mrs. Mcdonald
clothing. Mrs. Mcdonald was soon after
ward awakened by people in the house
and advised to see IL her money was safe.
but she laughed away their fears. When
she arose. however, to take the early
morning train for home, she found that
$40 In money and check for $25 was miss
Ing. Maria was at once arrested and
taken to the jail, where she was searched
but nothing was found, and she was al
lowed to go ON her own recognizance UNI
Ill p. m. that day. As she did not APP
pear at the appointed hour, the officers
went to the Central hotel, where she was
employed and found her hilsriously drunk
and she was taken to jail where she now
Is. 1t was learned that she went to
Swanton soon after her arrest and there
she has probably hidden the money. The
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Maynard Burloson has purchased the
George Rublec farm on the Richford road
ana tool, possession November Miss
Winnie 'aprOn. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs George w Stone of BQS-
ton the past two weeks. returned home
Saturday.-The Rev. q. W. Burke of West
Enosburgh, preached at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning in cx-
change with the Rev. A. w. Ford.-Mrs
tOrdclid Weld went to EnoSIurgh Falls
Monday to visit al the home of her son,
l.. a. Weld,-Miss Miranda Ewins was in
St Adams Saturday last.-Icnry w. Lang
of st. Johnshury is in town.-The Gene
terry association in this village has been
Incorporated by voluntary association. j.
c., and D. Il Weld, j. j. McCartY, Carlos
Johnson and II. S. Chdffee are the incor-
porators. The work of improving the
grounds VIII be resumed in the spring
Mrs. 5. G. Pillsbury of Lowell, Mass.
is visiting at her fathers, q. II. Booth s.
Mrs Levi Nichols. who has been visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. l.. j.
Squres for several weeks, returned to her
home in Hubbardtown, Mass, Tuesday.
November &c. &. Austin and family Of
Enosbursh Falls passed Sunday a L "A.
Austin's.-E. II. Farrell of Enosburgh
Falls was III town Monday.-Mr. Simond
this place is visiting at his sons, William
Dimond' discount West Berkshire, l. O. O.
T., will hold a social dance and box party
at Forestors hall. Friday evening, Novem-
Der 7-Crom Bowen has returned to his
home in Des Moines, lowa.-Mrs. NJ S
l.eaVenS, who has been i'll for some time
is gaining slOwly.-Miss Hazen, who has
been caring for her. returned to her home
IN Frehghsburg, Que, Monday.
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JOHNSON.

The Johnson Ladies' club will open their
rummage sale in the G.. A. r. hall begin
ming next Thursday and continue for "a
week or more. During the sale evenings,
oysters, cake and coffee are expected to
be served.--Stephen Gilbert has returned
from Watertown, Mass.-C. c. Brown and
sister. Mrs. j. l.. Pierce are visiting their
brother in New York city.-Miss Sophia
CoWlcs is visiting friends in Hanover. y.
H.-A few of f. s. Coolcdgcs friends gave
him a little surprise party last Wcdnes-
day night. oysters were served He NOV
ed to Lowell Saturday.-1he W. X. G.
furnished a fine chicken pie supper last
Thursday night in their hall. Nearly Sl5.
was rcdlized.--The streets looked Satur-
day morning a good deal as though n
western cyclone visited the place, caused
by Hallowe' en.-The village schools have
a session Saturday and not Monday
There were no services at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday on account of the
pastor being in New York -Llyod Pearl
is spending the week with his father in
Montpeer.-AIrs. Parker sister Of Mrs.
G. Fl. Stearns, from Massachusetts, is
visiting here.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Lucia Stoddard gave a Halloween
party to a few of her friends Friday
night. Halloween jokes were INDUCED
in, refreshments served and n general
good time enjoyed by all present.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen S. Rouse are the
happy parents of a fine son, born No
Vcmber !.
William West has bought Lu Scoheld' S
farm stock, hay, grain and tools: con-
sideration $4,000; possession given De
cemhcr /.
The horses and ponies sent to New
York by DR.. w Seward Webb and sold
at auction last week included II horses
and four ponies, and the average price
for the lot was si25, including the ponies
me horses were some that the doctor
bought of the farmers about this county
and were all sired by his stations.
Mrs. Cordcla Taggart has returned to
New York city for the winter.
DIR. f. II. Stoddard has been appointed
district surgeon for the Rutland rail-
road.
DIR. w. Seward Webb and a party of
his friends went to Nehasane park Sat
urday by special train for deer shooting
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWANTON.

Mrs. A. G.. Webster was taken To
Clarks santarium at Burlington for
treatment Thursday.
The marriage of John Parker Rich and
Miss Florence Rich is announced to take
place at ROXbury, Mass, November T.
The marriage of Leo Gauthior and Miss
Nellie Columb, was soemnized at the
Church of the Nativity Monday morning
They left for a southern trip at 1898 a
m, after a wedding breakfast.
Roy Tilley and family are spending n
couple of weeks visiting at South Bur
!ington, Wnooski. st. George and other
places.
Tue special school meeting was adjourn
cd sine die. 1t was thought best to take
such action in view of the fact that there
Is Il movement on foot to bring the west
side, or brooklyn" into the union school
district If not also into the corporation OF
Swahton village.
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WILLiST0N.

There was a dance at the town hall last
"Wednesday night. About 30 couples were
present. a four horse team coming from
burlington with 20 couples had the mis-
fortune to tip over. Miss O'Ncu was
quite seriously hurt and was taken to
Dr. I}inRham's whore she recovered suf-
ficiently to join the party late in the even
ing Music was furnished by Bcssetts
orchestra from Richmond. Miss Georgia
ma Farrell is staying with her sister,
Mrs. John Duell in South Burlington
A. +. Page has joined party for
hunting tour on the Adrondacks.-W ID.
Kendrcw was IN Wnooski Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs A. T.. Page and Miss Bessie Nor
rll went to the play, The Chaporons. Fri
day night.-Mrs H. 5. johnson and Miss
ate Kendrew We're in Burlington Thurs
day as were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bling.
o. L. j. Barney's father is stopping at his
home for few weeks.-MrS. ". X. Tar
h"N's parents visited her last Week.-Mrs..
j.aVall from TalCOtt wa AT her daUgh-
tors. Mrs. T.. G. Johuson's Suuday.-Niiss
Ellen Burke Of Burlington is in town.
In a. j.. Bingham was in Burlington
Monday.
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HIGHGATE CENTRE,

Mr.. and Mrs George Burleson are Wis.,
itins relatives and friends in East Fair
hcld.-C. G. Fletcher and family of Swan
ton were in town Saturday afternoon
Quite number from this place have gone
to New York on the autumn excursion,
among the number were noticed Mr.. and
Mrs. j. O. Russell and Mr.. and Mrs H. H.
Russell.-Miss Edna Simpson of Chicago.
H.. is the guest of Mrs. &. q. Austin
Herbert q. Upper returned from Mont
pelier Friday evening a full nedged law
yer, having successfully passed the ex-
amination.-Mr and Mrs. Il. F. Adams Of
Swanton were in town Tuesday.-The an
nual chicken pie supper of the Congrega-
tonal society was held at the church
parlors Friday evening and was a de-
cided success finacially.-Mrs. Maude
Symington who is seriously i'll with
pneumonia Is being cared for by Miss
Jane Brewer,-J. b. Cross of Swanton was
in town Tuesday.-Mrs Delos Loukes of
Swanton is visiting her mother, Mrs, Isa-
bella Boyce,-Miss Annie Butler has been
quite i'll with tonslitis but is now able
to he out-W. W. Munsll has gone to
his brother DR.. Henry Munsill-Van
Ness Worthen of Portland. Me. was in
town Tuesday.-George NJ, Hogan of st.
Adams, attorney for defendants In case
w. III. Lantman VS. Robbie, Ploof and
Flinton. was at d, W. Steeles office
Monday IN the trlal or the case. The
many friends of J. A, Butler, station
agent of the st. j, n H. c. r. II. Co. will
be panied to learn of his serious illness
with sciatic rheumatism. The station has
been transferred to A. b. Hoyt who is
now I'm charge.-Mrs Willard A. Stock
well and daughter Mildred of st. Adams
visited in town Sunday. George Folsom,
electrian for the village OF Swanton, Is
confined to his home here by illness Miss
Josephine II. Lyon has returned to her
duties in the town clerks office after
spending her vacation in Boston, Mass.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Guy Hibbard has closed his lahors witt
c. +. Ranrey q Co, and engaged vita
the Express and Standard, as second .1..u.
cred 6ilodcaus bobbn business has H.
creased to such an extent as to rcQui.o
all his time as he has finished working
on the Express and Standard, where lac
has been employed for several years.
G. +. Bgclow has improved since his
return from New York.
c. y. Proutys family will soon join him
in Washington, y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Wills are boar l.
ine at his brother Arthurs on the lake
road.
The milk mon have formed a trust and
will charge six cents a quart from y
Vomher l.
The Hancock barn, Ckn0wn as the e. =.
Cutting place. on Main street, We
Derby. was burned with its contents ON
Saturday evening, the origin Of the ire
is not known. There was no Insurance.
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STOWE.

Homer Cleveland shot a buck in Ne
braska Tuesday, Oct. ". II weighed 2lj
pounds and had four prOnSs on each
horn. The handsome fellow was on eN-
hihition at the meat market for several
days. George Harris brought "A young
deer to the meat market which he shot on
Thursday in the orchard on his farm at
the base of Mt Mansfield. The body of
a doe still warm, was found on the Notch
road by Porter Shonio on Thursday
Shonio reported the find to II. G., Thomas
fish and game commissioner, who sent
Tor the carcass 1t weighed lao pounds
The first snowfall occurred on Wednesday
October 29-Angus Gale found the car
casses of two of his heifers in the river
Tuesday, oct. IS Two more hoifers are
missing one of them belonging to War
rem Demeritt.-Mr and Mrs. Il. A New
comb and Mrs, Frank Hodge of Water
bury Center visited at T.. Bigelow S
Thursday.--AI Mrs. Emma Brown, who has
spent the past year at George McAllisters
went Thursday to Waterbury Center
where she will make her home with Mrs.
Frank .iodge for the presSnt.-Mrs Her
bert INvssor remains in a critical condition.
The ladies of Unity Church will have a
circle ~ the vostry Thursday afternoon,
NovsmbeY t,-lEs Lad< Aid of the
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MORRISVlllE

The Stowe Lumber company IS a new
corporation which has Just been formed
In this county. The officers are C. L. Nc
Maron president; A. A. Pike vice prosi-
dent and treasurer and q. T.. Luce secrc-
tary. These with +. G. and r. r. Robin
son ar" the directors. The company has
recently purchased Of q. A. Morse of this
place about 2,t00 acres of timber land. To-
Gated in tho town of Gilmore and in CON
ncction with tins the entire property
known as the Il. q. Hill farm and timber
land equal to about loo acres more. Tho
company have also purchased the saw
mill owned by W. \. Siloway This they
Will enlarge and add an up-to-date clan
board mill. Both j.. q. and r.. Il. RON
inson have purchased houses in Elmora
and will move their families there at once
extensive operations have already been
commenced In the woods and it Is expect
ed that at least one and one-half million
feet of spruce will he cut and manufac-
tured into lumber during the coming sea-
son.
F. B. Hill of Union, Oregon arrived here
Friday and will spend several days visit
Ing friends and relatives. Mr.. Hin is the
youngest son of r. G. Hin, who for many
years liNed in ,m to Vn of IL II and
conducted one of the largest lumber man
utacturins plants in northern Vermont.
MIR. liill went West nearly 20 years ago
and this IL his first trip back to his ma
tive state. lie is an extensive dealer in
horses and cattle and on this trip brought
about 80 oregon horses with him. nearly
all of which have been disposed Of Dur
Ing the past four years Mr.. IIll has been
shipping cattle to the klondike mining
country. lie was one of the first to get
beef into the mining camps and the price
was $3.50 per pound, During the last year
he shipped LOO head to that country at
. contract price Of about 30 cents per
npIlpI
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ESSEX JUNCTION

George Lucia has bought the Mrs. A. c.
Noble place in Rio hmond. AIR. and Mrs
Lucia win move about the 18th of NOvenl-
her, They win close the restaurant Sat
urdaY night.
At REGULAR meeting of the board of
village trustees James II. Donahue was
appointed clerk TO iii out the unexpircd
term Of Henry T.. Perry resigned.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Osborne have
bought o. George Lucia his lease of the
restaurant and will move in as soon as
Nj ana Mrs Lucia vacate.
Mr. ANA Mrs. Gilbert Harris have ar
rived here from l5rushton, y. y, and are
MOVING into the house which they recent
" bought Of the Rcv, J. $. Goodall
The carriage repository of Walter b.
johnson was entered Monday night by
breaking out a pane Of glass in one Of
the windows and about $40 worth of stuff
was taken.
Mrs. q. H. Drury returned yesterday
from weeks visit with her daughter
MIS-. H. ID. Snyder at Plattsburgh,
The all day services conducted by this
Rev. Ira l.. David, superintendent of the
New England in the W. X. (. hall yester-
day We're quite well attended.
ii, l.. Barnes is quite i'll being threatened
with pneumonia,
Mrs. f. l.. Nichols and daughter Made
line went to Plattsburgh yesterday to be
the guests of Major and Mrs. II. ID. Sny
der until tomorrow.
George Partlow was in Richmond yes
terdaN.
Mrs, Mary Tracy. who has been visiting
at Essex Center and this place, returned
to Buffalo last night
Mr. Potter Of the IL. G. Baxter d Bro.
canning factory will be here in IA few DAYS
and settle with the farmers for the corn
and beans furnished by them for the fac
tory