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CITY NEWS.

Some or the retail milk dealers raised
the price of milk yesterday to six cents
per quart.
j. G. Reed has in his garden three fine
peach trees all we'll loaded with a very
Inc variety of fruit.
4 daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs J.
Fl. Parker of 81 Church street Friday after
noon.
Mrs. r. c. Jewell is quite sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George keelor,
$50 North Willard street.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day by Louis Greenwood. a blacksmith
of Barnet. His liabilities are $4,000 and
his assets s'25
A. d. Bristol has leased the store near
the head of Church street recently used
as a bakery by Mr.. Kent and will move
his stock of jewelry there about the first
of November
The training school for nurses opened
yesterday at the Fanny Allen hospital
with ten young ladies in attendance. The
usual courses of study will be pursued.
The course will continue for eight weeks.
John II. Robinson and Lydia V. Robin
son of New York transferred Tuesday
to GcorgIanna Hanna of New York va.
cant lot of land on the west side of South
Willard street for a consideration of $500
W. b. McKillp and ]. j. Flynn have
sold for Lyman j. Wood lot on the cor
ner of Cliff and South Union streets to A.
c. Smith. 1t is the intention of Mr. Smith
to erect thereon Il residence in the neal
future.
II. f. Cutler has purchased the naphtha
launch Mabel of Captain William j
Brown of Fire Station No. !. Captain
Brown recently drew the boat when il
was rafflcd off by Captain Chiott its for
Iner owner.
Walter Merrill, formerly with p. d
Kelley, and Ralph Mccarthy are going
to put In line of groceries in the store
a the corner of Church and Main streets
recently occupied by l. Cohen as a to-
bacco store.
A dance at Queen City Park last even
ing marked the closing of the resort fol
this season. There were a large number
in attendance. The hotel is now closed
and but one or two families remain If
their cottages.
J. r. Whtlock has sold his lease OF the
store at 10 Church street, known as the
Temple Cafe, and will re-enter the employ
of r. l.. Kent, for whom he formerly
worked u years. The store has been closed
for repairs for another line of business.
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The steamer Reindeer. which has been
used for several weeks by the Lake
Champlain Yacht club for a club house,
has been closed for the season. Next
Spring the club will occupy a new club
house which will be erected on the site
of the one that was burned.
The remains of the late Elizabeth p.
Ilickok were taken to Orange, n. j., Mon
day noon after brief private services
at the home of ". II. Hickok, 26i Maple
, street, at which the Rev. Gerald II. Beard
o!ficiated. The arrangements were in the
charge of Undertaken J. Warren Roberts.
]. A. Kelley has bought a pair of very
handsome Victor Wilkes four years old
colts of Thomas Mckenzie of Shelburne.
7 heir dam was sired by Sid Arthur, form
erly owned by DR.. w. S. Webb. Mr.. Kelley
has also purchased of G. NJ. Eddy a -four
years old colt sired by Alexander.
! Ira p. Russell. steward at tho Mary
Fletcher hospital has handed in his resig-
nation to take effect October 81 He has
| held the position for II years and has
been a popular official. Previous to his
connection with the hospital he was en-
| poyed for IA years as salesman for the
Shepard &c Morse Lumber Co.
Congressman d. j. Foster left Tuesda y
for West Virginia, where he will make
he is scheduled to speak at Baltimore, Nd
/ at what is planned to be one of the biggest
| political gatherings OF the campaign in
that State. From Baltimore he will go tc
towns in the West and South.
| A. L. Holdstock, for the past year and
| five months proprietor of the Burlington
| Candy Kitchen has sold out the bushes:
| to f. IL. Williams of Boston, who tool
possession Tuesday. Mr.. Holdstock LEFT
that night for Hartford, Conn, to resume
his former position as foreman in the
candy department of the Boston branch
grocery store.
Thomas MCGEE. a veteran OF the Philip
pine war was in city court Thursda!
morning for INVESTIGATION. He pleaded
guilty and disclosed on Plattsburgh whis
key. While in court he exhibited a shat
tered elbow that had come in contact will
a bullet from a Filipino rife. lie asked
the court to be as lenicnt with him as pos
shle. He was fined s. and costs Of $lO.69.
The work on the new steamer Yer
mont is progressing rapidly. More thar
half of the machinery is in and the
the lower deck is foored. Saturday thu
Marquita lowed the new steamer out int
the lake and turned her around so tina
the machinery may be placed in the othel
side more conveniently. About rs mon ar
employed at present
TWO divorce DEGREES were received yes
| terday at the county clerks Office In tn,
case of Julia l. Nay VS.. Henry Nay. ;
| bill was granted for intolerable severit,
and custody of the oldest child decreeC
to the petitioner. The pettionee was or
dered 10 pay Sc per month for the sup
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HUNTING PHEASANTS
Season for Shooting at Shelourne Farms
WIN Oman October 90

The season for hunting pheasants wild
open at Dr. W. Seward Webbs esta 81
about the 10Th Of October. There are am
unusually large number of birds this
year, the keepers estimating the number
at 200. They are all in the preserves on
Shelburne point, where the hunts will be
conducted.
During October there are usually houss
parties at Shelburne Farms and the men
go to the preserves and station them-
selves in convenient spots while a force
of from - to 80 men beat the bushes and
scare the birds They then are shot by tho
sportsmen as they fly from cover to cov-
er. The bird Is one OF rapid flight and tha
sport is most exciting. Only u small pes
cent. OF the birds will be shot.
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Complete HumOur Cure, 81.

gifts were displayed among them being
$40 from the brides father, diamond
ring from her mother and n handsome inn
ported prayer book from the groom. After
many hearty congratulations and wishes
OF prosperity Mr. and Mrs. Mcclellan left
Cor wedding trip to Boston. Mr.. McClel-
Ian is a travelling man and for some time
Mrs Mcclellan will accompany him.
Among those who were present from out
of the city were Mr.. and Mrs Nj. Cyr OF
I2edfoid, Que, Mr. and Mrs William Cyr and
Miss NJ. Cyr of StanbridEe Station. +. @.
Mrs. addison Mcknight of West Hebron
n. Y, II. T. McGrath of Holyoke. Mass
William Richards of Newburgh. " Y.
w. K. Harris of Lockport y. Y, and Miss
Edith Barkum of Hyde Park.
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Letter to Henry Smith,

Dear Sir: You can paint your barn with
a good barn paint, If you like. Our agent
may not have it in stock but will get it
we make it.
What is good barn paint?
1t is paint that will wear well enough,
look well enough for Il barn. and cost
about half by the gallon.
How do you want your barn to look? is
tie question. Anybody elses barn is an
other matter. You barn is your business.
your living. your profit. You'd better be
e:ltraVagant wi it. Paint it as well as 1t
merchant or doctor or lawyer or banker
paints his house.
Better paint your barn Devoe lead and
zinc. 1T costs more gallon than barn
paint, but YOU use less gallons
Yours truly.
"a +. w. DEVOE & co.
p. S. Hagar Brothers sell our paints.
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HILL WEST.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Thomas Sept. 2f.-Mrs. Harvey
Domino and daughter Margaret of Berk
shire, passed a few days this week with
Mrs. a. A. Rushford.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Shangraw have returned to their home at
ter several days visit in Littleton, \. II,
"A son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph
Longy Sept. 2s.-Miss Flossie Lafley Of
bakersfield Is visiting her cousin, Ethel
Conference.-The. and Mrs. VI. II. Rush
ford recently visited in lowell.-Mrs.
Charles Macia spent few days last week
with friends in Montgomery Center and
l1nosburSh.-Joh Rushford visited rela-
tives in Morrisville last week--Mr. and
Mrs. Giles Jewett have returned to their
home after spending a few weeks in New
York and Fawtucket, r. l-Melvin Mon
tieth of Enosburgh Falls spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mon
tieth, and started Monday for the L. '. NJ
College in Burlington.
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Ol ED

BURKE-Mrs. James Burke of willistou
died Sept. ..
HICKOk-In this city Friday, Sept. -,
at the residence OF her son-in-law, HENRY
II. Hickok, PA Maple street, Elizabeth
p. wife of the late Rev. Henry S. Hickok
of Orange, n. j.
WARE-In North Williston, Sept. %, 1907,
Henry Ware. aged II.
WYMAN-In Thompsonville, Conn, Sept
Is, 1907 William w Wyman of Starksboro.
VI
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OAKLAND.

P. J. Henry visited in Oakland Monday.
Mrs. Frank Ecclegston and daughter
Mildred of oxford. n. Y, who have been
visiting Mrs. Ecclegstons parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. b. Harriott. returned to their
home September 25.-Mr and Mrs ID. D.
Judd. who have been visiting in West
Bronze, P. O., returned home Monday
Mrs. w. II. Merrick and Mrs. NJ. Church
i'll called in Oakland recently.--Miss Lola
Kingesbury was in town Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Brown expect to go soon
to Montpelier Junction, where they have
a position with the railroad company. Mr..
Brown has gained many friends during
his stay in Oakland, who regret his
leaving very much
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THE GOLF CLUB
Members OF Board OF Governors Elect
ed at Annual Meeting Yesterday.

Members OF Board or GoVernors Elect
ed at Annual Meeting Yesterday.
The annual meeting of the Waubanakee
Golf club was held yesterday and A. Il,
Richardson. Henry Holt and Robert Rob-
erts were elected members of the board
or governors for three years, 1t was also
voted to raise the annual dues to Sl5 per
year. The governors will meet later to
elect other officers
There are but two more matches sched-
uled for this season at the local links,
one is handicap match to be played
october II for one prize On Thanks
giving day there will be competitions for
the Thanksgiving cups. Driving mems
singles, womens putting and mixed four
some; nine holes each, medal play. There
is talk of sending a team to st. Johnsbury
Saturday TO play a return game with the
team of that place but definite arrange
ments have not yet been made.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE JUNIOR
AUXILIARY.

The annual meeting of the Junior Auxil-
larry to the board of missions was held at
st. Pauls chapel yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Reports of the work during the
past year were read and accepted. Off
GERS for the ensuing year and delegates to
represent the parochial society at the an
nual diocesan meeting to be held In North
field next Tuesday were elected as follows;
Nice-president - Miss Constance r..
Wheeler
Secretary--Mss Mary Hudson.
Treasurer-Miss Mary p. Lyman.
Delegates-Miss Luella Wheeler. Miss
Anna Robinson.
Substitutes-M Helen NJ Tracy, Miss
katherine IIauenstein.
The regular weekly meetings Of tho Aux
Hilary will begin Tuesday. October IA.
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WHEN WE WE'RE TWENTY ONE.

An entertaining story told by an excel
lent company to n small and cool audi
ence-that was the record made by II. V.
Esmond's four-act love romance when
We Were 1wenty-one" at the opera
house Monday night With the exception
of the leading man and one of the minor
characters, the company was entirely
different from that which presented the
play in this city just eleven months ago
last night. Mr.. Walter Walker as Rich
ard Carew was at once recognized by
those who saw the play last October. He
has grown in the part and his work was
even more satisfactory than last year
He has fine stage presence, most ex-
pressive face and was particularly strong
in the scene which marked the close Of
the third act as we'll as in the pleasanter
passages in the last act. Miss Meta
Rogers as Phyllis Ericsson was very
sweet and tantaliz!ng and she shared
with Mr.. Walker the honors of the even
ing. Homer Macgregor as THE Imp
gave bit of character acting that left
little to he desired, while Messrs. Moore,
Robson and Ferguson formed excellent
| support for Mr.. Walker.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Washington County Reorganization Holds
Its Fall Conyantion at NorLhflald


Mortified. Sept. 30--The fall convention
OF the Washington County Sunday School
association opened in the Congregational
Church this morning. with an attendance
of not less than 100 persons the majority
| of whom were delegates from various Sum
day schools in the county. The conven-
ton opened with devotional service con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. 8. Hazen, who at
Its close spoke words OF welcome to the
visitors. Rev George l.. Story of Essex
Junction was elected chairman; Mrs. O. G.
Stickney of Barre, secretary, presented her
report which was adopted as was the treas
urer's report
These committees were then elected ::
Nomination, the Rev Mr.. Hiliard of Ca
bot C. S. Andrews of Barre, Miss Amy
Fiske of Montpelier; finance. the Rev. r.
w. Sharpe of Northfield Mrs. o. q. Stick
ney of Barre. the Rev. Mr.. Reed of Mont
pelier: resolutions. the Rev. Mr.. Poole Of
Barre, T. ID. Banfill of Cabot, Mrs Slack OF
West Berlin.
A solo was sung by julius Houghton of
Mortified after which interesting papers
we're read by c. S. Andrews Of Barre and
M, d. Smith OF Mortified on home depart
ment work. The papers treated of the
need advantage and benefit of such work
The Rev. George l.. Story OF Essex then
gave an interesting address on the sub
3ect of the normal class.
EYcuraion A MontreaJ Sac nd nv, ma q
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WESI ENOSBURGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Potter OF Belvidere visit
cd at the home OF p. f. Houghton this
week.-Mrs. Darling, who has been at
Crown Point for the past two years, is
ut the home of her daughter Mrs s. NJ.
Hubhell.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Bennett pas
sed Sunday and Monday at the home Of
their son in Waterville. W. Green is
quite ill-Mrs. Emma Bushev has gone
to New York on the excursion.-Irving
Pronto has finished work for Clarence
Whitcomb and has gone to Gardner,
Mass.--E. L. Stanton is having the cellar
Of his store repaired.-NIrs. William
Bailey has returned home from Great
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SHELDON,

The quarterly meeting OF the directors
OF the Sheldon Poor House association will
be held at the poor house Tuesday, Octo-
her :, at ten o'clock a. m.-Lawrence Tru-
deau and Kenneth Smith. who have been
working In the Mt. Washington hotel in
the White mountains this summer. return
ed home September 27.-The seleotmen have
laid new street from Lake to Central
street the new street off School street.
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ESTATE OF sQUIER c. PALMER ON
CHARLOTTE

We, the subscribers, having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittendesl. COM
missioners 10 receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Squier c. Palmer,
ceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from the day of the date hereof being al-
lowed by said court for that purpose. We
do therefore hereby give notice that wa
will attend to the duties of our appoints
mcnt at the late residence of the decedent>
IN Charlotte, in said district on the third
Saturdays Of November and March, next
at 10 ~ clock a. m. on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th day of September 1862.
W. H. DEAN,
H. =. MARTIN,
liw5t Commissioners.
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MONOTONE cry.

Frank Shina is going to Grand Leigh TO
attend schooL-Mrs. C. y. Gates and
Miss Cora Deuel. are the delegates TO the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
convention at Rutland this week-Almon
Carpenter has bought the Domino house
on the hill of j. Bushey.-At a special
town meeting held on Monday 1t was
voted to close the town liquor agency
Charles Clapp is still very sick.-Will
Mari has moved from the Center to the
Baker house lust hollow the village
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NOTICE..

hereby give notice that my wife, Abbie
L. Churchill. has this day left my bed and
board, without just cause CT provocation:
therefore from this date l forbid any per-
son trusting her on my account, as 1 shall
pay no bills of her contracting.
SELL CHURCHILL.
South Hero, Vt, Sept. II. 1902
224 t.&12, wit.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Senator r. II. Combs and Representative
II. A. Pond left Tuesday to be present at
the opening of the Legislature Wednesday.
Mrs. Martha Duclos Of st. Adams visit
ed friends in town Monday and Tuesday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ry I1eahy on Sunday, Sept. 2S,-The La
dies Auxiliary met with Mrs. *. a. Paul
Wednesday afternoon.
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ESTATE OF SHELDON S. DOUGLASS.
WILLISTON.

pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden, Cons
missioners to receive. examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of Sheldon S. Douglass.
late OF Nilliston, in said district deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited
day Of the date hereof being allowed BY
said Court for that purpose We do there's
fore hereby give notice that we viii att
the Office Of Or. A. l.. Bingham, in tho
village of Williston, In said district on tho
last Fridays of October and February.
next, at 10 O'Clock n. m, on each of said
days,
Dated this 3Hh day of September, 19JA.
A. l. BINGHAM =,
JESSE BUSHNELL. !,
14w3t, Commissioners II
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

c. +. Kendall and family of Enosburgh
Falls visited at M. Il. Cantel's this week
MIR. and Mrs A, b. Nelson of Derby
Line are spending a few days in town.
Mrs Charles Campbell is ill.-There are
several cases of mumps among the school
children.-George Buskey and Fred Ger
main have returned to Worcester Mass
&C. l." Marion, town representative, went
to Montpelier Tuesday.-Mss Grace Row
ley entertained her friends Saturday
evening, it being the anniversary of her
birth-A. r. Gates and daughter Flor
ence. with Mrs, f. L. Coon, visited
friends in Woodbury. over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. f. Il. Wright have gone to Fitz-
william, n. II.
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VERMONT PENSIONERS.

Washington. Oct. 1.-Vermont pensionsa
Increase, reissue, etc. Waltstil v Howe,
East Jamaica. sl2; William A. Burroughs,
Hartford, S; widows, minors and depend
ent relatives, Harriet Holsington, Ams-
den, s.; Helen A. Severance, Middleburys
$l2.
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ESTATE OF JENNETTE p. FIELDS ON
IL RI -lNI,rNN

We. the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chttenden, come
N ssioners to receive, examine and adjussi
the claims and demands of ali personss
against the estate of Jennette =. Fields,
late of Burlington, in said district
deceased. and also all claims and, de-
months from the day OF the date hereof
being allowed by SAID court for that pur-;
pose we do therefore hereby give notices.
that we will attend to the duties of ouH,
appointment at the Probate Office in Bur-s
ington. Vermont, in said district on thay
third Saturdays of November and Marc4
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, on each of said
DAYS.
Dated this 9Cth day of September, 1902
J. j. FLY Mn, F.
IL. c, HUMPHREY. =
14w3t Commissioners.
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MARRIED..

TAYLOR FARMAN-In Westield at thu
residence Of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs Warren c. Farman. on Sept II. by
the Rev. NJ. Winslow Farman. Fred Il.
Taylor Of Iiardwick and Miss Winnie C.
Farran of Westfeld.
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NOTICE.

The Seth annual meeting of the corpora
ton of the Home for Destitute Children
will be held in the chapel of the Baptist
Church. Thursday, Oct Q, at p m. All
former members of the board of managers
are ex-oficio members of the corporation.
136 6t&l4w MARY ROBERTS, Secy.
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SWAN TON.

The ball game Saturday between Swan
ton ana the c. V. Athletics of st. Adams
was Won by Swanton. The c. VS. had a
league battery. Derby, the crack pitcher 4
the ST Adams league team, and Beach, IN
star catcher of the Paul Smith aggrega-
ton. 1t was agreed they might have a
LEAGUE pitcher, but nothing more outside
Of their club. The features of the game
were the hard hitting of Derby and the
pitching of Medelle for the SwantonS
Fleury caught good game for the Swan
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The annual opening reception of the coll
y. Nj. G. A. and Y. w. G. A. to the entering
class of the University was held in the
gymnasium last evening.
The gym was very tastefully decorated
with Vermont banners and palms The
evening was made pleasant by "A musical
and literary progra mme. After which re-
freshments were served. The remainder
of the evening was spent in singing the
college songs. The following is the pro-
gramme
Presidents address. ...... ......Robbins '03
Address of welcome. President Buckham
Trio-Mandolin and guitar
Hagar '05, Towne 05, W. Walker.
Selection..,... ..... .....Miss Harding "a
Address. 80. ......... .....,....Prof. Upper
Trio-Mandoln and guitar.
Hagar 'o5 Towne, '05 w. Walker
RECITATION. ...... ...........l Heath 10
Address. .......... ........ Rev. q. G.. Atkins
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Paint Your Buggy for 75c.

to s1.e0 with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint
IT weighs to ozs. more to the pint than,
others, wears longer, and gives a gosG
equal to new work Sold by Hagar Bros.
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Lew rates to Washington D. c. for the,
G. A. r. cncampment, oct ell via Cen-
trail Vermont Railway. go, 1t&14w 1t.
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To make cows pay. use Sharples Cream
Separator Book Business Dairying d
Cat, 3l6 free W. Chester. Pa
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The funeral of Joseph Warner was held
Saturday afternoon at his late home on
the St Adams road. He dropped dead
Thursday at his table. He was 10 years
OF age, and was born and always lived in
the same house.
Mrs u. W. Hatch returned Saturday
from Bedford f. O., to pack up and will
move to Bedford Thursday for the winter.
The Rev. Mr.. Bernard OF Phillipsburg.
Que, will assume his duties at Holy
Trinity parish Sunday next the 9Th OF Oc-
toher. The first service will I've at 80
a. m. holy communion and sermon, with
morning prayers, Service in the evening
at 730 o'clock
The case of State vs. Ed Campbell has
been postponed until a week from Satur-
day at Il. 0. Sturtevant's Office. 1t will
be remembered that the jury disagreed at
the first trial.
Mr. Roberts Of Newport Is cashier at
the Peoples National bank during the alb
sence Of Mr.. Ssnhorn.
A daughter was born Tuesday night to
V. II. Brown and wife on the st, Adams
road.