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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Miss Lillian Farnsworth is visiting in
Bakersfiold.-Mr and Mrs. jarvis Flint
of Madison. Kan, visited at Mr.. f.. :.
Tnrbcll's this wcck-Thc funeral of ilo-
mer, oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il.
Conett, was held at the CongrcCa tional
Church Sunday afternoon at half-past
throe.-Mrs. NJ !. Hopkins, who has
been spending several months in Bakers
field, has returned to this plaCo.-Mr. and
Ms. c. NJ. Foley We're called to East
Kichfcrd Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. FoleY's grandfather. william
Miucr-Miss Pearl Cantell has returned
from Enobsurgh Falls.-A son WAS born
May 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Touch
ettc.--J. Hopkins and family of
Brandon visited relatives in town this
Week.-Mrs.. William Goodspc"d of Poult-
ney is spending few days with her
sister Mis-. Harriet Notwithstanding
Sunday. June T. the services at the Con-
GrcgatiOnal Church are 70 be held at 1880
o'clocl. conducted by Miss Theodore Az
man of Lincoln Ncb. IT is expected that
Miss AMMAN will remain here through
the summer months.-Mss Charity Marcy
visited her friend Miss blanche Brown,
in Albany rCcentlV.-M Mrs. Curricr of Hard
wick visited at II. S. Curriers' this week.
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gates appointed by tho Congregational
Church to attend the conference at
Franklin this week arc: Mrs. Sidney
Judd, Mrs. T.. T.. Cushman Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. pike Mrs. NJ. II. Ballard was
chosen as delegate to the state conven-
ton to be held ut Burlington next week.
Miss Binc. a returned missionary from
japan, spoke in the Methodist Church on
Thursday cvencng. She told of the great
need of enlightenment and Christian civil
iZation in that land of supcrsttious de-
adation.-1he ladies of the Methodist
Church served ice cream and cake at their
vestry on Friday evening. May 70
Memorial day exercises were appro-
rriately observed at district No. II Friday
afternoon. The pupils, assisted by their
teacher, Miss Eva Macombcr, secured
the amount necessary for fine new flag
which was raised to the breeze by Win
mic Ryan. William Decker gave an adj
dress to the children which was much
enjoyed by all present. After the excr-
Cises the children marched to the ccme-
terry and decorated the soldiers graves.
On their return to the school grounds
they found n team awaiting them and
went for n ride to Milton through Mr..
George Kings Kindness. Mrs. Helen
Blake is spending the week at Eugene
Boyden's in Farfax-B f.. Ryan and
J. II. Ccnlin spent Memorial day at Camp
Rich and report "a good eaten of fish
Mortimer Reynolds, who has been spend
ing the winter in New hampshire has
returned to this place.. w. Reynolds.
who has been confined to the house with
the grip for several days is able to be
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
!ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Cordelia DonelSon Harvey died
at her home at i've O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, May 80 of apopleNy. She
was in as good health as usual ana
at work when she complained of the
severe pain in her head, became UNI
conscious Immediately and never spoke
again. Her husband. Charles Harvey
and her son David of this place sur
viVc her. She also has two sisters liv-
ing, Mrs. SouthwiCk and Mrs. Cross Of
bombay, y. Y. They arrived Saturday
evening and the funeral was held Mon
day afternoon at the Congregational
Church. Mrs. Harvey was 80 years
of age and has always lived at AL
burgh Springs. She was Il woman
much respected and one who did many
good deeds quietly. She had been a
member of the Congregational Church
for many years and was "A liberal sup
porter of the church.--rhomas Turner
and his family of Malone are spending
a few days at Clayton RcynoldS's-F'red
Taylor OF Malone was in town over
SundaY.-Quite Il number of people
went from here to Swanton and st. AL
bans for Memorial day celebration.
The train which they took ran off the
track at the east end of the bridge
over the lake and they were delayed
some timc.-Some one stole several
bags of potatoes left in the house
owned by Mr.. Bell and which has been
closed for some months.
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r. a. Carr, who has been the New Eng
land manager will be transferred to New
Hampshire. either Claremont or Lancas-
tor and f.. ". Vancour tho manager Of the
Citizens line, will have charge Of the new
company.
The memorial exercises at the town hall
OH Saturday afternoon were largely at
tended. The exercises by the school chill
dren consisting of the song Ivy the boys
and the wreath drill and flag drill were
especially pleasing. The solo by Miss Alice
Gle deserves especial mention. The hall
WAS very prettily decorated with palms
and pottcd plants, although the flower
supply this season was rather scant.
On Sunday evening the baccalaureate
sermon was preached to the graduating
class at the Congregational Church by
the Rev. Dr. I. =. Booth on "'rruth in
Life and Character" Special music was
given by the choir of that church with
Miss Irish at the organ and a very pleas
ing solo was rendered by Mrs. =. G.. Hill
Word was received here Saturday morn
ing of the death of George Sherman. q
brother of w. II. Sherman of this place.
who was killed in an accident on the
Boston e. Maine railroad, where he was
employed ps brakeman
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MORRISVILLE.

The class day exercises of the gradual
ing class of Peoples Academy We're held
in Academy hall Tuesday afternoon at
- o'clock. The master of ceremonies was
Leonard d. Smith, who acted in that ca
pacitN very ably. The programme was
as follows; Piano solo, Miss Lena IRISH;
roll call, Jessie c. Buker; class history,
Mabel +. Booth; class Grafton, Charles
II. Carey; class prophecy, Doris T.. Will
ley: solo. Mrs. II. c. Fisk; class will,
Mark p. Cutting; class poem, r, Gladys
Webster; address to undergraduates.
Herbert A. Rice.
The annual meeting of the alumni of
Peoples Academy was held in the acad-
envy Tuesday afternoon at o'clock The
reports of the secretary treasurer and
various committees were given and the
following officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: President. Walter NJ. Sar-
gent; ico-prosdent Frank Cheney; sec
rotary, Myra Rodgers Heath; treasurer,
Edna Ruhlee; executive committee, A. L.,
Cheney, w. \. Bcebe Anna L. Mower.
trustee, IL, A. Slayton.
Mrs b. O. Shaw who underwent a very
critical operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at burlington several weeks ago,
returned home Tuesday night from that
place. Her many friends are very glad
to hear of her Improvement in health.
Tuesday, June End the Citizens Tele-
phone company, who have been opera tlnG
| an Independent telephone line in this county
for the past few Years took possession
under a lease of the New England Tele-
..none company's OFFICE ana in the future
will combine the two under one manage.
ment, For the present the headquarters
of the new company will be in the old of
| flee of the New England company but as
soon az arrangements can be made the
central office under the new system Will
be located in - corner rooms Of the
| DroWne block Portland street. Mr..
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the Goth with his aunt. Mrs. William
Franchcr.--M Pierce is gaining slowly
She is so as to be out.-George Hunt sVcry
feeble George Buck of Burlington visit
ed his cousin, Frank Hunt the 3Oth.--R
n Latin is failing sowly.-rhc popular
drama, "'rhe Musical Bouquet be pres
"utcd by the young people of Fairfax at
the y. II. | hall on Friday evening, June
:. for the benefit of the Village Improve
mcnt society. Prone made aftcrward. &C.
W. kinslcy and wife will move To Mont
gomcry soon.-Childrcn's day will be OBJ
served at the Methodist Church, June H..
There has been a frost every night for
4 week.
The observance of Memorial day at
the hall was very interesting. Exer-
ciscS were opened by selection from
the Westford band. followed by prayer
by the Rev. O. II. Hunt, after which
the male quartette rendered jan appro-
pirate song. Then began the fine adj
dresses by Col Fletcher of Swanton,
followed by another selection by the
band, after which the decoration COM
mittcc of the different cemeteries gave
their reports. There was n recitation
by Archie Rugg and n flag drill by
Miss Ellen Wagner's school, timely re-
marks 10y tho Rev. A. H. Baker, and
another selection by the quartette and
the band closed the services of the day.
The hall was taxed to its utmost capac-
ity, many people being obliged to
stand.-'The Essex Base Ball club met
the Fairfax base bail nine on their
grounds. The game stood 20 to 10 in
favor of the Essex boys.-John BoNce
of st. Adams. spent Memorial day with
his sister. Mrs. j. T. Kendrick. -
Dwight Alfred and friend of st. AL
bans have been passing a short time in
town on fishing trp.--G. a. Rogers
of Barre is spending a few days with
hi f,,,,
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FAIRFAX.

There are some parties here locating
place to build a lime kiln to make brick
for the Bellows Free Academy.-Mrs j.
f. Kendrick has been spending a short
time with her sister, Mrs. Cutting in
Cambridge.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph King
have a baby girl, born May $th.-Con-
stable c. c. Gillette was in st. Adams
Tuesday.-Mrs. Jennie b. Hicks Is visit
ing friends in Burlngton.-Mis Ger
trude Phelps has gone to Bakersfield to
act as bookkeeper with firm.-Mrs.
Alanson McNall Of Randolph has been
visiting in town.
Mrs. Taft of Burlington is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. c. Balard.-The Metho-
dist Church shods were discovered to be
on fire about midnight by William Dan
iols, who was returning from JohSson.
He gave the alarm and in few minutes
there was help enough to put out the
fire. 1t is not known how 1t caught
Professor Orton of Essex Centre and
brother spent the Goth with his uncle, G.
G. Orton.-Howard Rowland. who has
been clerking in st. Adams returned home
the 90th.-Mr. Goodrich of Westford Is Wis.,
iting his daughter Mrs. II. Fl. Safford.-
Or. and Mrs d. C. Hawley OF Burlington
were in town last week.--Judge Hotchkiss
and wife of Georgia visited Mrs. Hotch-
kiss mother the S0th.-Mrs. James K.
Curtis and daughter visited her sister,
Mrs. G. c.. Orton the 29th--It rained about
10 minutes the 2Sth.-Mrs. John Kendrck
Is having built fine log cabin, "A den for
Mr. Kendrick-Palmer Hunt, son and wife
of Milton visited his sister. Miss Jane
Hunt, Miss Robbins Of 81. Adams spent
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JOHNSON.

Moses Burlington has gone to New
port for "A few weeks-J. w. Parker
and wife spent Sunday with James
Parker and family.--The :. c. Hill
Camp Sons of Veterans rendered the
famous play THE Spy of Gettysburg.
to fun house last Saturday night
ball game between the Hyde Park
and Johnson teams was played here
last Saturday. resulting in a decided
victory for the visiting team.-Prof. j.
p. Ham has gone to Boulder. Col. and
Mrs. Ham has gone to her fathers here
in town.--E. II. Parker has moved from
the Newton farm to a farm in Morris
town. Thomas Margetts was thrown
from his hand car Monday and injured.
Mrs Nelson. mother of Harlie sweet,
has come to keep house for him
Gardner Baker of Rutland is making
his daughter here IL Visit-Memoria!
dav was observed here, East Fairfield
Cornet band was in attendance and dis
Coursed fine music, and in their white
uniforms made an excellent appear
ancc. The Grafton by Mr.. Johnson of
St. Adams. was lisened to with great
interest. The w. r G.. served din
nor and supper and cleared nearly s25.
Mrs w. A Landon and daughter are
spending Il few days with her parents
i'm Lunenburgh.
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FAIRFAX.

There will he an entertainment and
promenade at the y. II. !. Friday even
ing. June Mrs. George IIuhhel has
had all of her buildings covered with
paroid roofing. F.. r. Rugg doing the
work.-Miss Mabel Hull WAS in T3urlns-
ton rccently.-Atr. and Mrs. Sorby of
Boston. together with Il gentleman friend
are guests of the Rev. and Mrs. \. H.
Barber. Mr. Sorby is brother of Mrs
1arber.-Charlcs Ellsworth of Kansas
who has not been here for more than
twenty years. is visiting his brothers,
Deios ana Elias observation-disclosures ~
Rogers has returned to his position in
Barre, his wife and little son returning
with him for a short staY.-Byr0n
Phelps of Audubon, Iowa, and O. c.
Phelps of Milton who have been visiting
their brother DIR. S. ". Phelps, have re-
turned to Milton.-Dr. j. y. Petty has
moved into the Wilkins house.
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RICHFORD.

j. G. Stephenson and wife registered
at the American House Friday afternoon
arriving on the train from st. Adams.
In the evening, while walking on the
street, the lady WAS struck by a base
ball in the back of the neck, and fell
to the walk. She was taken into Nit
chells drug store and DR., Hamilton was
called. She was conveyed to her room
at the hotel where she recovered from
the shock, and no serious damage was
done.-The first excursion of the season
was to Mssisquoi Park Wednesday, June
3-The Rev. DIR, c. S. Nutter of st. Adams
preached in the Methodist Church here
Sunday evening.-The Rev. w. G. Scoied
went to Swanton to preach Sunday in ex-
change with the Rev, +. j. Ranslow,
who preached here in the Baptist Church.
james Jones has removed with his fami-
ly to East Berkshre.-The remains of
Frank Kennedy, who was drowned at
Glens Falls. N. Y, last March. was
brought here for burial last Thursday
The body was found May 2s.-Harry But
ton, from Cedar Rapids, Ia. Is home here
visiting relatives and friends. Harry has
been gone about four years and has done
service in the Philippines.
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs Henry Tewkshury, who has spent
the spring here with her daughter. Mary.
left Monday for Randolph, where she will
spend the summer.
County court opened Tuesday, Judge
liaseltun presiding.
:. y. Newcomb's horses became
frightened while he was unloading
wood at Judge Kelley's and ran up on
Main street and against a tree which
stopped them Judge Kelley who was
helping to unload the wood was thrown
from the wagon striking on his head
and shoulders. At first he was inSen-
sible but later ii was thought his in
juries were not serlous.-B. w. Man
field. who is working in the postoflice
ut Elmore, spent sunday at his home
hcre.--D. r. Hanley was in Burlington
Monday.-The field class wendell their
way to the Brigham pasture saturday
afternoon whore the topic, Bird Mat
ing" WAS taken up. The leader was
Miss DorCas SawYcr.-SundaY evening
the RoV. G. :. IIaEer preached the haC-
Calureate sermon before the gradual
ing class. His subject was Buy Up
the Opportunity and was fuIl OF good
suggestions. There viii be no meet
ing Thursday evening on account OF
the pastor being absent To attend the
siXty-fourth annual conference of the
I.amolle county Congregational Churches
To be held at Cambridge on Thursday
June 4-Several from this place at
tended the Memorial services at N"rth
Hyde Park Saturddy.-The town base
ball team played game with TN"
Johnson town team at Johnson sat
urday which resulted in victory for
Hyde Park 10y a score Of seven To two.
Arthur Campbell. wife and son Law
renee. are visiting ut his fathers cal
vim Campbell's at CenterVlllc.
Iamoille county court convened Tues
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Council of Tarry-
town, \. y, were guests of o. J. Thomas
over Sunday.-The funeral Of Mrs. Hillary
Lamoreaux was held from the Methodist
Church last Wednesday afternoon.
and Mrs. Brooke and daughter of Science
tady, n. Y, are boarding at ID. Il. from
bley's.--Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilcox. Mr.
and Mrs Parsons. DR.. Low and daughter
of Plattsburrh were in town a few days
last week.-Mrs.. Matte Phelps Dean o.,
New York, who Is spending the summer
here, has a large class in music in town
and also in Alburgh.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Lamorcaux, Mr., and Mrs MaEion
Iamoreaux, Mrs. Doras Goodsell of Bur
lington. Mrs. Willets, Mrs. Howe of New
Jersey were In town last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs Hillary Lamoreaux-
Arthur Fisk of Boston arrived in town
Saturday mornng.-Mr and Mrs. Allen
Hall of New York are at home for a visit.
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FAIRFIELD.

GoodSill Ovitt, aged "A years, died May
81 The funeral was largely attended
from his residence in Fairfield Saturday
at o'clock p. m. The Rev. Daniel Me
Intire offciated and singing was furnish
Cd by the Misses Lizzie and Augusta
Soule, Harold F'airchild and Mr., and
Mrs. W. r. Ovitt. The remains We're
taken To st. Adams for burial, Mr. Ovitt
had been in very poor health for a long
time. Nine years ago he had his hip
broken and had since been unable to wal
without clutches. May Is he was strick-
en- with shock of appoleXy ana never
recovered. lie leaves wife, Am
anda b. Ovitt, one daughter, Mrs. George
Hill. and two grandchildren to mourn his
loss. Mr.. Ovitt had many friends, and
will be greatly missed in the community.
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HIGHGATE CENTRE.

Mrs. Emma Washburn of Alhurgh is
visiting her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. James
Judkins.-Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Manner
OF st. Adams were in town Sunday,-Mrs.
=. A. Place is spending the week in st.
Adams, the guest Of Mrs. H. q. Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams Of St Al
bars were in town Saturday,-Miss Min
ME Smith of IiehCate Springs is visiting
Mrs. II. j. Lyon Miss Anrie Butler, who
has been clerking for ASdette X Co. in
Swanton. has returned to her home here.
fever.-E. +. Adams of Swanton was in
town Sdturday-C. a Weston of Burling
ton was in town Thursday.-Aliss Della
Whitney is i'll with typhoid fever-Mr,
and Mrs. w. r. Austin Of 81. Adams were
in town over Sunday.-C. q. Austin has
returned from a short business trip to
Washington, ID. &C, c. Holmes was III
Sheldon Thursday,-W. T. Donovan of
st. Adams was in town on business Fri
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

The dance for the benefit of the tele-
phone in NJ. Il. ROckwcllS barn was a
success A large company were present
and all report a grand timc.-E. b. Rock
well and Misses Hattie and Jennie We're
home over SundaN.-Nirs. II. ID. Jameson
is i'll but is reported more comfortable
Tho schools in district No, > and I gave Il
VorY pleasing programme in the town hail
Friday afternoon, followed by an address
hV Superintendent Soue which was en-
joNed by all. The hall was tastcfully dec
GRATED with flags ard buntlnC-W. Warren
Rockwell, Harry Rockwell T.. NJ. Rock
we'll and Hattie j. Sowlcs have gone to
I'll their positions on the lakcs.-N. II.
barrow and Myron Nally have gone as
mates on the steamer Sycamore on Lake
Gcorge.-MiSS Edna Honsinger # st. AL
bans is homo for few weeks.Aliss Lydia
lIonsinger of Rutland was home Cards
are out for the wedding of Miss Annie
IIaZen and Mr.. Farmer of Burke, Vt.
June l.
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I,AM0ILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE

Annie Putnam was taken to st.
JohnHhury II week ago for treatment,
Mrs Putnam returned Friday.-The an
nual county conference of the Congre-
Rational Churches meets here Thurs
day Everybody is welcome to attend
the meetings-E. ID. Forrest, ID. ID. S.,
finished his work so he and his wife
went to their home Wednesday,
ter Wiley shipped another carload of
cattle this week.-The Rev. II. c. How
ard preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning and preached
a fine practical sermon.-A ball game
was played between Cambridge and
Waterville Saturday forenoon at which
the home team won, 10 to IA. 1t was 4
very close and interesting game only
for the evidences of high license that
were so plainly visible, Although this
town voted no license drunkenness was
seen at both villages,-The usual num-
Der attended Memorial day services
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS

applicati ton of Geo. a. Best in which his
license was refused. and have now de-
cded to grant II first class license to
Mr. Rest for his house, Hotel Swanton.
J.. ID. Medor, the town poormastcr, was
fined s. in justice court FOR breach of the
peace in kicking one Mrs. Minnie Sawyer,
who was calling on his wife when he re-
turned home recently. lie then turned
them both out of doors.
Charles 1lake, aged about a. years,
eldest son of Captain and Mrs. George
T. Blake, died yesterday afternoon at the
residence of his parents. Mr.. Blakc had
been i'll for a considerable length of time
with Rrights disease. He was resident
of Chicago for a number of years, being
employed there MS Il clerk in the depart
ment store of Marshall Field x Co. Ill
health compelled him to give up his posi-
tion and return this spring to his old
home in this village The funeral ar
rangements were not announced last
evening.
NJ. a. WcatherwaN about GO years of
agc. died yesterday afternoon of Bright s
disease ut the residence of S. Is. Butter
field. The deceased was a veteran OF
the Civil War and for injuries received
in that struggle drew n pension from the
government of $50 per month. He leaves
no relatives. his wife having died within
the past year. The funeral arrangements
had not been completed last evening.
Irving J. Wry. the hackman. and Bert
Soule. who recently moved here from
1iighgate Springs. have formed part
nership under the name of Wry II Soulo
MIR Wry puts in all his team outfits and
horses and hack business, and they also
buy out Ferris & Tatro's livery business
and stand on First street. The consid-
Grafton for the sale of the Tatro livery
is 81 600
In tn" case of State vs.. d. *. Howard
for selling liquor without Il license. tried
before Justice &. II. Reynolds At the Of
fee of T.. A. Ayers Tuesday the wit
nesses summoned on behalf of the state
were Henry Young. Joseph Daniels and
BERNARD Martin. Howard himself took
the stand and testified that he kept few
boarders and that he had furnished some
liquor to his boarders and supposed he
had a right to under the law, as much as
he had a right to furnish 1t to any of the
rest of his own family He was convict
ed and fined $500 and costs. lie appealed
to county court and gave bail.
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BAKERSFIELD.

DR. and Mrs, +. j. Melville are visiting
In Montroal-Mrs 5. O. TillotsOn is visit
ing her son benjamin, in HighCatc.-Thc
concert given by the pupils of the common
school, Friday evening was largely at
tended Bishop Hall spoke in Brigham
Academy hall Monday evening. June l.
Mrs. Hill of St Adams is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gilman
Mrs. George Boute!l has returned from
Burlington.--Miss Gertrude Phelps of
Fairfax, is acting as bookkeeper for Mr..
Churchill in place of Miss Rowley, who
resigned to accept a position in Dover
n. H.-Gay Whocock of Enosburph Falls
epcnt Sunday IN town.
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GEORGIA.

The schools In town observed Mem
orial day with appropriate exercises, some
Of them having excellent programmes
Harry Bascomb spent Saturday and Sun
day in St. Adams with his father-Wal-
ter ballard came home from Fairfield.
where he is doing carpenter work. on
wednesday OF last week because of III
ness, but is better and expects to be able
to return to his work some time this
week. Mrs. Harriet Gould started for her
home I'm Michigan on Monday morning.
She went few days earlier than she had
planned to do, having received word Of
the Ill health Of her husband. The dele