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CORNWALL.

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Atwood are the
happy parents of an infant daughter
DIR. and Mrs. T.. F. Preston of Ticon-
deroga, n. Y, were recent guests at c.
II. Lane's.-The funeral of Harrison f.
Dean who died on Sunday evening, July
13. will be attended at his late home ir
West Cornwall on Tuesday at two p. m
Mr. Dean was born In Monkton, June G.
1897 and in the following year came with
his parents to reside in town. He was a
son of the late Franklin Dean, who like
himself was for many years, widely known
as an extensive breeder and dealer in fne
merino sheep. Mr.. Dean was aide-de
camp on the STAFF of Gov. John B. Page
and in 1884, represented his town In tht
lower house of the Legislature. His wife
Ann Field of Ferrisburgh died severa
years ago. He leaves five children, Fred
f. of this town, Mrs. Frank TuXbury OF
Amesbury, Mass; Thaddeus of N. Y.
Bessie of Worcester and Mark of Boston
beside sister Mrs. Louise DeLong, who
with her son has resided with him fol
several years.
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LINCOLN.

Mahlon Kingman of Ferrisbu-gh Is visit
ing his cousin. Mrs S. 4. Hewitt at Mrs
Annette Morgan an's.-Nrs. Charles Sweet ac-
companied her sister, Mrs. Madigan to
Huntington, Wednesday to visit other rcla-
tivcs there.-Brooklyn children sent out 10y
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, are being en-
tertained in the following homes: William
Sargent, A. C. Merrill. A. T. Morgan. c. T..
Bristol. Robert Wilson. Henry Steadman.
Mrs. Sarah Cowles is spending the wcex
in burlington.-AIiss Stella Cove went to
Brdeewater Thursday, where she will
spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Fred Smith.-Mr. and Mrs A. C. Merrill
went TO Sudbury Thursday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Colby William Lee visit
ed his sister, Mrs. !. J. Elliott in Shelhurne
this week. his daughter Ruth returned
home with him for few weeks stay.-Mr
and Mrs. S. j. Sargent entertained q of the
descendants of Daniel II. Sargent. Friday.
Five of the family We're prevented from
coming, 80 being the whole number. The
occasion was n very enjoyable one.
c. r. Bicknell and family visited friends
in Warren. the last OF the week.--Miss Ad-
die Farr is home from Boston for few
days on account of the poor health Of her
father.-Mr. and Mrs. Harley Varncy of
South birmingham, Mass, came Monday
to visit his parents and other friends here.
I-Miss Mabel Estes was home from Middle
bury Sunday-Miss Stella Hammer is home
from New York for the vacation.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. b. Cove went to the lake Saturday
for a weeks stay.--A. II. and V. W. Nor
gan went to Long Point Monday for a cou-
pie of days.-Mrs. A. Teskc of Hartford,
Conn, preached in the Methodist Church
Sunday Afternoon and in the Union Church
in the cvening.-The band concert Satur-
day evening, was we'll attended and much
enjoyed. The Y. T. S. c. E, received 80 20
from the ice cream sale. These concerts
will continue Saturday evenings through
the summer.-The Rev. a. l.. Brand and
family went to Long Point Tuesday to re-
main till Saturday.-Mrs. Osborne Lee Of
Elgin Kansas came Monday for a month $
stay with her mother Mrs. A. l.. Brand
Harvey Farr is improving.-Mr and Mrs
James Murphy are rejoicing over a son,
born Monday-Mrs. c. A. Kinsley is
poorly.
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BRlDPORT.

Mrs. Edith Stage is visiting in Panton
and Brattleboro.-Miss Cora Wright spent
Sunday at Crown Point.-Mrs. J. c. Smith,
who was the victim of a painful fall, is
improving sowly.--Mrs Jane Brichard of
Shoreham was recent visitor In town.
Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Williams were in New
Haven Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Wright
have returned from Ticonderoga,-
Franklin Williams is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. " Nj. Benedict of New Haven-Mr.
Rolla Merrill and little boy OF Addison
were visitors in town Saturday. The fun
eral of Mrs. Ella Towner De Witt of Cream
Hill was attended by several of our towns
peopde.-The Rev. Mr.. Forsythe and fam
lily of Middlcbury visited at ]. e. Wright s
last week.
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BURLINGTON, VT, THURSDAY II,

ton.-The Christian Endeavor society gave
a sociabe at the home of their pastor, II.
w. W. Smith. on Tuesday evening of this
week. The proceeds will go toward build
ing the new parsonage.-Mrs. o. *. Brit
tell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Dodge at West Rutland.-Mr. Howe is fall
ing and Is confined to his bed.-Jarvis Farr
is bettcr.-Farmcrs are busy haying. The
hay crop is considered very good.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Allen of North Adams, Mass,
spent night in town last week. Mr.. Allen
Is n teacher in the Normal school at North
Adams and is making a pedestrian trip
through this State accompanied by his
udfa
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WHITING.

Miss Isabelle Phelps Of New York, Is
visiting her parents at II. c. Kelscy's dur
ing her vacation.-V C. Kelsey was un-
fortunate in falling last Monday, breaking
two ribs. and otherwise in1uring himself =
Miss Frances Lumner of Bristol is spend
ing a few weeks with Royal Stevenss
family.-Mr. and Mrs Tracy and child OF
Addison, visited at the Rev. II. II. Whites
last week-Miss Flora Smith and Mrs
Sarah Needham went to Providence, last
week to attend the Baptist convention, and
will visit their brother in Wrentham
Mass, later.
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WEST BRlDPORT.

Miss Frances Dexter visited at IT. II.
Bartons, recenty.-NIrs. John Nichols is
i'll at 0. S. Glib s.-The hay crop is much
better than was expected.-William and
Minnie Maddern of Port Henry. NJ Y,
visited friends here last week.-The Rev.
w. f.. Slocum is spending part of his va
cation at Hiram Barton s.-Edward Parish
of Medfield, Mass, is visiting friends here.
Mrs Paris Myrick Of Chicago, ILL.,, spent
few days with her brother, Burr Conn,
las
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MRS. NJ. J. POWERS AGAIN J
Arrested at Her Home In St. Adams and
Taken Back to the Asylum.

st. Adams. July l6.-Deputy Sherifi
Ladd and Thompson and Policeman Niles
of this city went to the residence of Mrs.
NJ. J. Powers to-day, found her. arrested
her and this afternoon she was taken back
TO the State hospital for the insane ac
Waterbury. Mrs. Powers had been miss
ing since she escaped from the custody of
Deputy Sheriff William Ladd, while in the
city in attendance on the funeral of ner
daughter some time ago
AT that time Mrs. Powers left this city by
the early train for Rouses Point, in dis
that time are not altogether known. it is
known positively that she has been in AL
bany and Schenectady. N. Y, and probably
IN indianapolis.
When the officers went to the house to-
day the family occupying the house told
them that Mrs. Powers was not in the
house. The officers proceeded to search
the house with the result that Mrs. Powers
was discovered in an upper room. AT sight
Of the officers the woman dove into closet
and commenced TO disrobe as rapidly as
possible. succeeded in getting off one shoe
before being seized by the officers. When
finally in their grasp she began TO scream.
kick, bite and pull hair in her endeavor to
escape, and was finally picked up and car
ried bodily to the Franklin county Jail.
Within a short time three prominent
citizens of the city have received communi-
GATORS, unsigned but bearing evidence OF
having emanated from Mrs, Powers, to the
effect that their doom was sealed and that
they would die by the bullet" within six
months
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ADDISON.
Miss Nav {

Miss May Crane has Just returned from
a weeks stay in Burlington with the Carl
ton girls.-Dr. NJ. D. Smith of Glens Falls
\. Y, is the guest of his father and sis
tcr.-R. C. Goodale is having a fine monu-
ment erected in the cemetery. Mr.. Good
ale is still in the hospital in very poor
health-James Baker is moving his family
from Worcester to town and will soon
have his old home ready for occupancy.
Posters are in the air for the circus OF
Aug. 26. 6
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EAST MIDDlEBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. Sumner and little son
of Brandon we're in town on Sunday.-F. G.
Partridge and w. II. Eldridge of Proctor
were in town few days this week.-Dr
and Mrs. J. NJ. Stafford are visiting rela-
tives in Whalonsburg, n. Y.-Miss l.. A.
Ross returned Wednesday from Boston
where she had been for several weeks vis-
iting her brother, George Ross.--Stella For.
tin of Rutland is visiting friends in town
About 65 couples attended the dance al
the Glen House July 4,
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MONKTON.

A very hard shower passed over this
place Tuesday evening. accompanied by
heavy thunder and much lightning.-Chas.
Coats only cow was killed while under a
tree during the storm.-A change in the
Sunday services has been made so that
each Sunday at lO:45 a. m, there will be q
service at East Monkton; at the Ridge at
p. m.; and at Barnumtown at $50 o'clock
instead of as heretofore at 2:30-Miss Bes-
sic Stilson of Proctor is visiting friends in
town.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Luico Wall and Eunice Flint of
Randolph were at the Central House few
days last week,-Harry Hubbard has pur-
chased the VIM. Vinton farm (at the
lower village) OF Elisha Ford.-R. n. Hem
enway and wife and Capt. L. w Page and
wife visited at ID. ID. Hemcnway's last
week.-Alvin Ford. an old and respected
citizen, was buried last FTidaX--J ames
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life CRUSHED OUT
Brakemen Caught under a Fall
ing Locomotive at Bran
don.
ACCIDENT ON A SIDING.
Tipped Over-Orleans County Re-
publicens Declare against the
Traffic in Liquor-A Suicide
In Newport.

Brandon, July 16.-As a Rutland railroad
gravel train of six cars was backing out
of the gravel pit here this afternoon al
o'clock. the wheels of tho tender struck
a spread rail overturning the engine and
causing the death of Frank Williams OF
North Bennington, a member of the train
crew. The engineer, Mr.. Lafrance OF
Forestdale, was slightly injured.
The dead man was a brakeman, about &c
years old and unmarried His body was
taken to his home in North Bennington to-
night. He had served in the Spanish war
with the First Vermont volunteers and
later in the First United States infantry
The accident occurred Just as the gravel
train was backing out to the main track
None of the six cars were overturned but
the men on the engine. when 1t began to
tip. jumped for their lives. Williams was
caught beneath the locomotive and his life
crushed out.
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WlNOOSKI.

Mr. and Mrs. George d. Mcbride of East
Allen street are receiving congratulations
over the arrival of l0is pound daughter,
born Saturday morning
Deputy Sheriff L., W. Ballou made two
searches Saturday afternoon and was sue
cessful In both places. He visited the
restaurant kept by Fred Aikey In the old
Mcbride market building on Center street
and found IL bottles of beer and quart
of whiskey. He also searched John Ash
ley's place on the hill above Weston's on
the south side of the road and found eight
cases of beer.
Mrs A. o. Hood. wife of former Justice
of the Peace A. o. Hood, died Tuesday
morning at $40 o'clock after a long and
lingering Illness, Mrs Hood had been sufi
fering from complication Of troubles dur
ing the past two months and was con-
tlnually growing weaker. Mrs. Hood was
born in Braintree, March Is, 1894, and
was therefore 70 years and four months
old. Iier younger years were spent in her
native town and at the age of 27 she mar
lContinucd on 81 page.
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MIDDLEBURY.

Curtis Smith, who was arrested In Bran
don Thursday by Sheriff Chapman and
Deputy Il. Il. Palmer for rape alleged to
have been committed upon Relief Jones of
Goshen in that town, Sunday night. May
%, was tried before Justice O. =. Moore
Friday. States Attorney James 3. Don
oway prosecuted and F. w. Thomas ap
peared for the defence. Seven witnesses, in
Guiding the girl, were examined. Dr. o. A.
Gee of Brandon testified to the examina
ton made of the girl on the Monday follow
ing and of her ptiable condition the result
of the beastly assault. The girl Is only
13 years old, while the young man is over
20 years Of age. He was placed under 81
ODO bonds for appearance before the grand
jury at the December term Of Addison
county court. Failing to secure this sum
he was remanded to Jail.
The engagement of Miss Julia NJ. Bene-
dict of this village to Harry NJ Shaw, city
editor of the Montpelier Evening Journal,
Is announced.
On Monday, market day, eggs brought 20
cents and butter q cents.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Redfleld, for
merly OF Cornwall but lately Of Troy, n.
Y, were brought here Tuesday afternoon
on the mail train and taken TO Cornwall
for interment In the family lot in the East
Cornwall cemetery. The remains were ac-
companied by her daughter Miss I.ucretia
Redneld. The services were conducted by
the Rev. S. II. Barnum pastor OF the Con-
gregatonal Church Of that town.
Father Daley council, Knights Of Colum-
bus, held their installation Of officers in
their hall on Main street. Tuesday even
ing. conducted by District Deputy James
A. Lills, assisted by Capt. William Cronin
of Rutland The officers installed are:
Grand knight, Edward F. Seymour; deputy
grand knight William H. Ryan; chaplain,
Rev. Father shannon; chancellor. Ira II.
LaFleur; recorder, George A. Goyette;
financial secretary, Walter O'Shea; treas
urer, John H. O'Connor; lecturer, Dennis
ii. McCue; advocate. William II, Farwell;
warden, John Tigue; inside guard, Jerry
trustees, Joseph e. Lura, Isaac Lavouche
and John Burns. After these exercises
there was banquet in the banquet hall.
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RETURNED TO INSANE ASYLUM
An Escaped Lunatic from Guildhall
Captured Again Bernachi Sent
to ASYLUM.

Montpelier July 16.-John Webb of Guild
hall, who escaped from the State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury nearly four
months ago was brought to Montpelier this
noon. He was taken to the Montpelier
House and given a room, as he was quite
Ill, and was taken back to the asylum at
Waterbury on the afternoon train. j. NJ.
Townsend. one Of the attendants of the
asylum went to West Burke where Webb
was located and brought him TO Montpel-
Ter, in response to telephone message
that Webb was staying in that town and
wished to return to Waterbury. He was
sent to the asylum from Guildhall eight
years ago and had gradually improved. At
the time he skipped four months ago he
was employed as an assistant In the kitch-
en-.
| Charles Bernachi, the insane italian, who
has been confined In the county Jail since
Sunday, was taken to the State hospital at
Waterbury this afternoon by Chief OF Po-
lice Reagan. The necessary papers for his
commitment were signed this morning by
Mayor Boutwell, and the physicians who
examined him.
BOWEN GOING BACK TO NEW YORK
Montpelier, July 16-Chief OF Police
| Reagan received a telegram this morning
| from Sheriff Adkins at Elizabeth, n. Y.
saying he was on the way to Montpelier
with requisiton papers for Simeon Bowen
who Is in Jail here on charge of burglar,
| in New York State. The New York Of
| ficer was expected this evening but 1t was
| learned about s o'clock that the boat die
| not arrive in Burlington In time for hin
To make connections for Montpelier II,
| will arrive at midnight or tomorrow
morning. Bowen has given up hopes OF
release under habeas corpus proceedings
and now states that he is willing to &c
| with the New York officer.
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LEICESTER.

The 1llsleys of Brooklyn and Miss Daven-
port have arrived at the Alden House for
the summcr.-Miss Amy Brown is home
for vacaton.-Miss Clara Capron. who
has been sick with the measles is much
nproVed,-Nlikc Mayhew's house is being
filled with city boarders.-Cortcz Brownsou
Of Rochester visited friends here recently.
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ERIS7 u.

Mrs. Rudolph Kroft and daughter Of
Madison Wis, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, L. Cain. Mrs. Kroft will be remember
ed as Mabel Bartlett, sister of G. e.
I'artlett.-Mrs. f. L. Danforth returned to
her home In Worcester, Mass. Saturday
atter stay Of several weeks with Mrs. T..
e. Danforth during her illness and death
Or. and Mrs, W. l.. Knowles Of Mount
HOLY are guests Of Mr. and Mrs N. H.
Purinton.-Mrs. r.. Is. Guindon will lead
the Epworth League meeting next Sunday
evening". w. Page and family arc at
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WEYBRIDGE.

William Hall Is spending a few days at
his cottage at Long Point.-Mrs. Rober,
Warner Of Fitchburg. Mass. Is the guest
of her son, Allen Warner.-Miss Mile
Sturtevant has gone to Lake George to re-
side with her father.-Mrs. Washbun of
Boston Is the guest Of Mrs. G. /. Harrmg-
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CHITIENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION

The marriage of Miss Bella b. Cleve-
land to Willard l.. Fuller. son of Mr. and
Mrs II. j. Fuller Of this village, took place
at the home of the bride S sister in Georgia
Wednesday evening at o'clock. The ccle-
mony was performed by the Rev. c. W.
Clark. Mr.. Fuller went to Pittsburg, Pa.
Sunday night to enter the employ of the
American Bridge company as draughs-
man. lie graduated from Norwich UniVer-
sity this year.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton A Booth Sunday morning.
c. G. Williams, who has been quite i'll
threatened with pneumonia, is iInpro wing.
Mrs. j. ID. Remington, who has been in
structor in shorthand in Highland Park
College at Dcs Moinos, Ia, the past year
arrived here Monday to spend the summer
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs j. II. May.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged for the graded school: Principal,
high school, Carlton ID. Howe of Newfane:
grammar department. Mrs. Julia NJ. Gard
ner; intermediate department, Miss Co. a
Hastings; first primary, Miss Florence
reynolds; second primary, Mrs. Bertha
Burridge; third primary, Miss Adell Hol-
ley. The assistant in the high school has
not been engaged yet but probably will be
in n few days.
In the storm of Monday evening light
ming damaged one of the coils at the elec-
trio light and power station, shutting off
all the lights in the village at 1880 The
damage was repaired Tuesday.
The j. f.. Hunt Real Estate Agency has
sold for James Fl. Douglass, his large
dairy farm, stock and tools to Robert T..
Ennis and Alice A Ennis, formerly of
Richmond. The same party sold this
farm 30 years ago for SlS760 and two years
later for $4,000
Major H. d. Snyder of New York and his
brother. DIR. William II. Snyder Of New
oxford, Pa, returned Tuesday night from
a weeks fishing trip at Labelle, +. c. Dur
ing their stay there they caught 4S trout
of the gray and the red species, the total
| weight of which was between 90 and 10t
pounds. Two weighed FIVE pounds each and
none were under one and one-half pounds
Iabelle is 10l miles north of Montreal They
| brought about 50 pounds with them. Major
and Mrs. Snyder are spending some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. d.
Drury. DR. Snyder returned to New oxford
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doughty of Maine
are boarding at Henry Teachouts MIR
Doughty takes Frank Briggs's place in the
canning factory, he having gone to Brat.
| tleboro to take charge Of the factory there
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BOWEN GOING BACK TO NEW YORK
NOMINATE FOUR SENATORS.
Rutland County Leaves Remainder OF
Ticket to Be Filled by the Committee.

Rutland. July DENOMINATIONS for only
the four county senators were made at the
Rutland county demo0a attic convention at,
tended by about 80 delegates At Columbus
hall In this city this afternoon. The other
county o@iccs were lof, vacant, the new
county cou.mitior |'irH alh, lied to fiji
ih,a1. I iIi., .ltiUa W.s ,li.,u. .I.g5i.muEly
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RUTLAND PLANS A CELEBRATION.

Rutland, July 16.-Elaborate preparations
are being made here for big celebrati ton
in honor of the return OF Percival w.
Clement, the recently nominated governor
of Vermont. A goodly sum was subscrib-
led In few hours to-day and all the fire
works in town have been bought for the
occasion. The proposition Is for the band
to give a concert at the depot. The park
will be brilliantly illuminated with torches
There will be speeches by representative
men and a grand display OF fire works fol
lowed by a torch light procession. The
celebration will probably be held to-mor-
row evening.
VERMONT PENSIONERS.
Washington, July 16.-Vermont pensions
Original f. H. Whitcomb, Orange, S6; in
crease, reissue, etc, John Washburne
Soldiers Home, Bennington, s24; Frank
Davis. Waits River, S2A
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DEATH OF F. o. BURT.

Stowe, July 16.-F. o. Burt, one of the
leading residents of the town, died this
morning after an Illness of several months
with some brain difficulty. He was in his
5Srd year and is survived by a wife and a
large family of children, The arrange
ments for the funeral have not been an-
nounced.
Mr.. Burt was identified with one of the
largest enterprises of the town, being a
member of the firm of c. L. and +. O..
Burt lumber manufacturers. Aside from
his business Mr., Burt had been prominent
in the public affairs of the town. He was
a school director from 1898 to 1902 and
selectman at the time of his death. In
1900 he was elected town representative to
the Legislature. lie served during that
session as a member of the committee on
education
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VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE Ne s BY COUNTIES

The Winoos :. alley, villages up Nortn
From the ld in the Lake to the
Passum' Along otter creek
and b, % Shores of White
Rive = vered by Special
respondents.
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WOMAN SHOT HERSELF.

Newport, July 16-Mrs William Odell Of
Browrngton shot herself to-day Mr.. Odell
is carrying on James Wymans farm and
Mrs Odell went out into the field where
he was at work, after leaving him Mr..
Odell heard two shots. One entered th1
left breast over the heart and came out
at the back, making wound over nine
inches long. Mrs. Odcl is &c years old and
has three children. The cause for the act
is unknown.
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wINpHAM CouNTY's DISPUTE.

Montpelier July 16.-J. II. Merrifeld Of
Newfane. clerk of Windham county was
in town to-day to attend a quarterly meet
ing of the directors Of the Union Mutual
Fire Insurance company He says the
sentiment in Windham county in regard
to moving the county seat from New fame
to Brattlehoro is about equally divided. If
the change is made. Brattleboro will be
asked to raise $4,000 towards Guiding a
new court house. and the sentiment in
Brattloboro is not altogether favorable to
such action. II the county seat remains
whore it is tho old Jail at Newfane will be
entirely remodeled.