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ORWELL.

The Rev. z. Branard of Mddlebury
preached at the Congregational Church
last Sunday.-The Rev. b. Swift and
wife returned from their vacation on
Tuesday.-The Hon. ID. j. Vail, u. S.
consul at Charlottown, p. f. l., and
family are at their farm for two months
Mrs. j. S. Wilcox and Ruth returned
to Burlington last week.--F'ive cars of
stock left Orwell station ON Monday
morning last.-Miss JENNIE L. Hack has
returned to Benson to teach in the high
vchool.-Cyrus Todd returned to his
western home last week, after living here
here some two years-N. e. Hack, Jonn
Stevens and Mr.. Smith are buying APP
pies, $3.50 per barrel being the ruling
price.-Judpe Branch arrived home from
Fair Haven last week.-Walter Coltey
was arrested on Monday last by Deputy
Sheriff C. L.. Stay on warrant signed
by j. L. Thomas, grand juror, and
brought before G. Abbey, justice or the
peace for breaking windows and door II
Frank Charltons house After hearing
some evidence the case was continued tt
Friday, September 25.-The Doughty farn
was sold at auction on Saturday last tt
settle the estates of James Rosill anc
Klttridge to Lewis Wilcott for $500, ~
acres
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woman, learning that the President was
in the room rushed toward him. The
President inquired about the case and
learned that the woman had been at the
prison since July 30. Her husband and
one child had come over as second cabin
passengers, probably because they knew
they were afflicted with disease which
would bar their admission to this coun-
try from the steerage, while the woman
and the three other children were steerage
pa ssengers. Tho husband and one child
escaped from the ship. Although the evil
dcnce showed that the woman had son
in this country engaged in a profitable
business she and her three children were
held. Her son in New York instituted
ha beas corpus proceedings to secure the
release of his mother and brothers but
the decision a few days ago was against
him. President Roosevelt personally in
vestigated the case and announced that
there could be no possible reason for
OBTAINING the woman longer as it was
quite evident she and her children were
able to care for themselves The case is
pending on appeal before Secretary Cor
telyou OF the department of commerce and
labor and he doubtless will release the
woman in accordance with the judgment
| of the President.
At seven o'clock tonight the President.
accompanied by Secretary Loeb and his
personal attendants. went aboard the
Sylph for dinner At ten o'clock they
| left for Jersey City on the tug Chamber
lain. where they boarded the train for
Antietam.
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lS BURLINGTON. w. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1903

has been helpless and scarcely conscious
since that time. Something has been for
warded for the sufferers of storm swept
Jamajca.-Mrs. Mead has a large piece of
clover (eecond crop which they are put
ting in the new silo. Some are also cut
ting corn. That of Roeltax and Bald
win has suffered by the recent frost
Orvin Lawrense has moved to his farm
east of the Ridge and Henry sweet has
gone into his house. The latter has sold
his place at the Boro to parties from
Vergennes who wish to establish saloon.
A town meeting has been called for the
oath to consider the matter. Much indign-
alton is felt by many to think we must go
into the deadly saloon system.-William
NJ. Palmer of North Ferrisburgh was ex-
pected to reach here. but his health did
not permit.-A woman from Ohio occupi-
ed the pulpit a the Boro in the morning
and Mr.. Davidson's in the afternoon
Harry Walston has been out of health for
some time His wife's sister. Mrs. Warren
Thompson of .5tarksboro and Mrs Franl.
Moody of Lincoln came to see them on
al
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entertaining a gentleman from away
The frost of last week has affected the
corn, so many are filing their silos to
save the corn. The blight has struck po-
tatoes, SO people are digging them.-Mr.
Charles Putnam of Worcester, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. w. j. Wood
Emma Smith Of Chicago who has been
the guest of Mrs. Read all summer. has
Just returned from "A two weeks visit in
Mortified with ~ brother and sister
Mrs. Huldah Clark and Laura Willmarth
visited at John Dakips in FeriiSburgh
last week.-Mrs.. Marshall, the mother of
Mrs Ezra Smith is visiting friends in Port
Henry.-Thc children of Lutte Whitford
have the whoopinR cough also William
Goodale's child.-Miss Call Of New Haven
is to teach in the Elmer districts. e.
Smith is putting an addition on his house
Bell Hanks spent last week with her sis
ter, Mildred in Cornwal.-rhc school at
the hail orened Monday with the old
teachers. Miss Bristol in the lower grade
and Mrs. StaFg in the upper rrade.-Mrs.
Susie Howe and Miss Belle Baker have
returned to their homo in Worcester. after
several weeks visit with their parents
Mrs. G. r. Marshall and daughter were
In Burlington with friends last week
The Ladies' Aid held their annual business
meetinSon Wednesday with Mrs Frank
Gulley and elected the officers for the en-
suing year; Mrs. George Ruscoe, presi
dent; Mrs. Willis Palmer. secretary; Miss
Alice Hayward, treasurer. The society
now have about $3.50 in the treasury. l They
will meet on Sept. % with President Mrs.
Ruscoe.-Harry Wlmarth is visiting
schools this week.-Mrs.. Anna (Sprague)
Trombly of Maiden, Mass. was "A caller in
town on Monday.-Mrs. John Thomas re-
Gently sprained her ankle quite badly.
Or. Willard was callcd.-Lee Gorham has
| returned to his duties in Saratoga. Miss
Mary Elmer has just returned from a
| visit in hlhanV
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EAST HARDWICK.

Miss Hovey returned to Burlington Sat
urdaY.-Mrs. Curricr and Mrs. IioVey Of
Amshury, Mass, who have been guests
OF friends here for some time past, have
returned to their homes.-C Congressman
Foster will deliver the address at the
Caledonia Grange fair Saturday. Octo-
Der 3-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman of Strafford
were calling on friends in town recently.
Frank Powell of Westfcld, Mass was
guest at Amasa Fairhrother's the last
of the Week.-Mrs.. j. b. Livingston 10
guest of her daughter in Barre Miss
Perry spent Sunday with friends in John
son.-E. G, Smith, wife and son are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. X, y, Smith of Laconia,
N. H.-IIenry Wilmson has returned to
Portland, Me.-Clinton kerth spent Sun
day with his daughter in Cambridge -
Emery Foss and family of MorriSVillc
were guests at Martin Smiths Saturday,
Mrs. Clarence Russell and children are
in Maplewood, Mass.-Peter Pollander and
family were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Montague the first OF the week
Mrs. Flora Hale has returned from Al
burgh Springs. Gs.-Mrs. Cyron Aver of Al
burgh Springs is guest or her mother
here
Miss Mary Hovey returned to Burlington
last Saturday to resume her work as
teacher in the orphans home Mrs. Clar-
"nce Porroll and children are spending n
few weeks in Boston Ora stevens, Mrs
] Wilkins and Mrs. Hattie Ransome are
takinE>a carriage drive to New Hampshire
this week.-Dr. Weeks infant son was
very sick few daYs last week but Il
better at presem.-Mrs. Frank Russell has
recovered from her sickness and has re
sumed her labOrS In the stoTc,-Mr Too
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gage of Waterbury,
Conn. are the guests of Mrs, Cages par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Fiske.-W. III.
lIqll is at his home here for a days
Mrs. j. F. 3rittel and little daughter
went to Burlington last Saturday to
spend Sunday with Mr., Brittell,-Ray
Brittell has commenced the erection Of
a new residence on the site where the old
one was burned last spring. g.-William
Cobb of Rutland, formerly of this town,
spent last Sunday with relatives here. -
Stella, little daughter of William Bald
win, fell and broke her arm last week.
Cider is being made at the Shaw mill,
Some repairs are being made on the vii
lase brdge.-Carson Robbins has gone
to Swarthmore, Pa, where he will at
tend college for the coming year.
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CORNWALL.

The community was shocked and sad
dened by the news of the sudden death on
Monday afternoon of Miss Gertrude T..
Peet, after an illness of week with ty-
phoid fever at IittletCn, Mass, where
she was filling n position as tcaC h"r. Miss
peet WIS laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. LN-
man W. Peet who nre well and fiVOr1blN
known throughout the county as a former
inStrutors. They nave the universal
sympathy of the community on the loss
Of their only daughter. a beautiful and
accomplished young lady. Besides a
father and mother. one brother Edward,
is left to mourn The funeral and inter
ment will be in this her native town
Miss Jennie Brown has accepted a position
at the Industrial school in Nprgennes to
fill a vacancy by the resignation OF
one of the yOunC ladies'.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs.
Briggs are visiting friends in Ohio
Miss Fannie Stowel of Newtonville.
Mass. is a guest at S. B. Martin s.
Eugene Palmer is better and able to he
out after his painful accident.-Misses
May and Lessie Muzzy and Mary and
Anna Allen are attending school at
Shelhurne.-The cards are out for the
marriage. Sept. % of Miss Candace Clef-
lin of Canton, n. y. and Walter Lewis
MIR. and Mrs. NJ +. Muzzy and son,
Mr. and Mrs Homer Chase have return
ed from a carriage drive in the Adiron-
dacks.-Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Martin, the
Gilmans, Miss StoWell Of Newtonvilc,
Mass, and the Misses Carrie and
Frances Wheeler and John Wheeler have
returned from a pleasant outing at the
Kingsland cottage at Long Point.-Fri-
day evening there will be a basket dance
at the Martin houses. II. Martin and
Miss Fannie Stowell of Newtonvlle.
Mass, are taking a carriage drive in
the Adironda cks.--Walter Lewis has
returned from Rutland for a short visit
at his fathers, Frank Lewis.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

r. w. Bidwell and wife have returned
from their visit in Dandy, Springfield
and CharlestoWn, n. II.
Mrs f. n. Thompson of Lincoln with
three children, visited her parents last
week. Her mother Mrs. Miles suffering
with varicose veins. has been in bed
a few days--A sociable was held at the
home of A. II. Baldwin on Friday night
IN anticipation of his youngest daughter
Maggie going from home On "Wednesday
she starts for Minneapolis to live WITH
her cousin Her mother Is in poor health
Mrs. Willoughby is failing. She was
paralyzcd some two or three weeks age
at their new cottage at Long Point and
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WINOOSKI.

The last act in the cases of the two
Syrian children, Charles and Katharine
Debs over which habeas corpus proceed
ingsc were brought in court by the faith
er to recover possession of them, took
place late Friday night when the two
boarded the train to return to Worcester
Mass, with him. The result is contrary
to the decision of the court which decld-
ed against the father as the contract en-
tered into by him upon placing them IN
the Boston convent plainly stated that
he had abandoned them. The matter
was finally adjusted however. by the pay
ment of a certain sum of money so that
the families who adopted them gave
them up to the father. The father had
expended nearly $1,000 during the past
nine months seeking them. For the CIR
Katharine 12 years old, he paid sS tc
Mr. and Mrs. John b. Dubrule of st
Peter street, for her keeping the past
year. To secure the boy of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Clavclle of Hall street, he was
obliged to pay a much larger sum, be
sides settling the costs Of the court. The
children were not anxious to leave theli
foster parents as they had been treatec
kindly and enjoyed school advantages
both proving apt scholars. MI CaNrlI'
gave as his reason for giving the lac
up, that the father threatened to carry
the case to the supreme court and he nae
no money to fight them. Mr.. and Mrs
Dubrule have reared a family of i
children. and Mr.. and Mrs ClaNelle have
three children of their own, and hoti
Syrian children were adopted out o
sympathy. Debs since his wife died ha'
lived with his two older daughters II
Worcester, and it is thought the emil
drcn will be given a good home.
The work of installing the new pair q
turbine wheels, which recently arrive
| from Holyoke, Mass, is beinI
| done by the Stevens Machine company
superntended by John c. Flint OF th
| village. A day and a night force are KEEP
al work and il expected the plant VIII
again he in running order with increase'
capacity in ahput four weeks. Harr.
Kolfe is in charge of the night work. Tn
power from this station is furnished TN
Traction company to run their cars AM
while the repairs are going on the wooiel
mill will supply power from their auAi
liary steam plant.
! The new stone and cement abutmen
at the Burlington end Of the bridge nea
the Touring mill, for which +. o. Sin
clair was given the contract was com
pleted Saturday.
Edward Dumas and Miss Lillian NaSSa
were married at St. Francis Havie
Church Tuesday morning at $50 IN
ceremony was performed by the Rev
J. f. Audet in the presence of "A IarS
gathering OF friends. follo"lHS tut Soi
| ice a wedding breakfast was served a
the home of the bride, followed by re
ception and dance in the evening.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Delarge of Malletts Bay avenue
Mr. and Mrs Isadore Barney of Mallett
Bay avenue are the proud parents or
nine pound boy, born yesterday.
The marriage of Louis Jesse GonYea
and Miss Mary Alapa is announced
take place at st, Stephens Church Nor
lday morning, September 2l at nine o'clocl
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man Chase, who had a slight shock few
weeks ago, is gaining slowly.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Austin Brissett was arrested by Oficer
Demag Saturday evening on the charge
of intoxication. lie was taken to the
Jail in Burlington to await his hearing.
He also took with him sore head
caused by a rap from the officers billy.
The story goes that Br.ssett had been
about the main streets of the village
that evening and had pretended to be
more drunk than he really was and had
Dragged that he would do up" Demag
Mr.. Demag told him he had better go
home. This he did not do but continued
to make himself obnoxious and Demag
finally told him that he should have to
arrest him. He deiied Mr.. Demag and
struck at him whereupon Demag hit him
on the head with the billy making a
wound which bled quite freely and on
which several stitches were taken upon
reaching the Jail.
Austin Brissette who was arrested Sat
urday night by officer Demag, was given
a hearing before Justice S. a. Brownell
Monday morning, charged with u breach
of the peace. H. n. DeaVitt of Winooski
appeared for Brissctte. He was convicted
and fined S. and costs, the whole amount
ed to s222 %, which he paid. Brissette had
played intoxicated and with others was
going to do up officer Domag Edward
Egan and John Crowley, two soldiers of
Fort Ethan Allen, were arrested in this
village yesterday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff J. II. Allen on charge of in
toxication. They were taken to jail to
await their hearing. When arrested they
were indulging in a fight.
John Crowley and Edward ECan of Fort
Ethan Allen. who were arrested Monday
by Deputy Sheriff James II. Allen were
given a hearing before Justice ;. a
Esrownell and were found guilty of a
breach of the peace and were fined So
| each, which they paid.
| At meeting of the board of village
trustees Tuesday James II. Allen was
| appointed chief of police to succeed f. f.
! Como. who has moved to Burlington.
| Nelson D. Stanley narrowly escaped a
serious accident Monday afternoon. iic
was going home with load of potatoes
! from his lot outside of the village on the
| Burlington road when his horse became
| frightened by the electric car and II
jumping about broke the whiflletree tc
the wagon and Mr.. Stanley was thrown
out over the dashboard. But for the fac
that he struck in the sand he would have
been Liable to have broken his neck, a:
it was he was quite badly lamed.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
LYNDONVILLE.

The funeral services Of Florence Cleary,
youngest daughter of John Cleary, were
held At the Church of St. Eliza BETH Fri
day. Florence was l3 years old and ha /
been i'll for long time from complica-
uion of diseases, resulting in dropSy,
which caused her death. 1t is seldom
that the death of child causes such uni
versal sorrow. The flowers were very
numeroues and beautiful. Interment was
in the Catholic cemeterY.-The usual
crowd from here attended, Barton fair last
week and spoke of the fair as being an eX-
cellent one. A special train went up each
day-A party from here, including the
Wells, Brown and Howe families spent
the day on Lake Memphremagog Thurs
II Ia,
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HINESBURGH.

The frost of Sept s did great damage
to the corn crop.-A, Sykes had his dairy
tested for tuberculosis by Dr. Ken and
four cows were condemned and killed
Saturday.-The base ball game between
Richmond and Hinesburg Sept. II, re-
suited in favor of the visitors by a
score Of II to MIR. and Mrs L. o.
Mead and Mr. and Mrs, John Hart took
a carriage drive to the Rutland fair
last week.-W. h. Field of Washington
d. c., is visiting at ii. Nj. HUI s. Miss
Anna Rollins has returned to her home
in Bridgeport, Conn-Lyman Burley is
building a round silo on his farm-Mrs.
+, A. Douglass and daughter, Gertrude
are visiting at Andrew Curry s.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. j. Ploof of Burlington have been
visiting relatives in town.-Mr and Mrs.
Rufus Patrick rejoice over the birth OF
a son born Sunday morning
A. Sykes had his cattle tested Saturday
and three were killed, owing to tuberculo-
sis-There will be three races at the
siinesburgh Driving Park saturday, Sept.
10: Green race farmers race and tr"e-
for-all. The races will be called at l:3O
sharp.-The marriage of MISS Dora
Gates and Grover Tilley occurred Wed
nesday evening, September 0, the Rev,
g. c, Adams performing the ceremony.
They went to Ticonderoga \. \" where
they win reside.-Mr and Mrs. John Hart,
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. O. Mead attended the
state fair at Rutland last Week'-Mrs' D.
$. Patrick and daughter Flora or Bur
| linGton visited friends here last weok.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Murphy ana children
are visiting friends here,-E. II. O'Brien
| of Rutland visited his parents over sun
day,-Wilam Bachelor of Providence,
X. l., is the guest Of his cousin, Mrs,
Perry Read-Mr. and Mrs, simon Degree
spent last week in Rutland. Mrs George
| Miller and children are the guests or her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Andrews
Miss Lucia Andrews has returned from
| Fitchburg. Mass.-The Rev. w. A. Day
| Uontinueu on third page)
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Sophia Reynolds of Brooklyn is
AT Mrs. Aurelia Flrtchcrs.-Mrs. V. NJ.
Benedict and little daughter returned to
New Haven WednesdaY.-M and Mrs.
g. F. Wolcott are visiting in town..
Is. Miner is making a short stay in town.
w. NJ. Grandey picked half a pint of
ripe ia spberres the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Minis and son of Mortified,
Mass. are visiting friends in town.-Kent
Wright of Crown Point was in town Sat
urday.-Mr Scarf of Burlington recited
at the Grange meeting, September s.
Communion was observed at the Congre-
gatonal Church last Sunday.
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FERRISBURGH.

Miss Adams of Hudson, Mass, has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Collins
Robert Kingman Of Boston Is spending
IA short vacation with friends IN town.
The Misses Clara and Gertrude Trow Of
Washington, d. c., who have been
spending a number of weeks at the par
sonage, left on Monday for Philadelphia,
where they will make a short visit before
preceding to their home.-Miss Cora
Bard returned on Friday from visiting
friends in Boston, Cambridge, n, Y, and
Rutland, and began teaching in the Cush-
man district on Monday.-The ladies of
the Congregational Missionary society
| met at the parsonage on wednesday af-
| ternoon to work for the college at
| Ground View Tenn.-Miss Sarah Dean,
VINO has spent two years at the L. V. M
| is TO pursue her studies at Barnard Col
| lege New York city.-Much needed re-
| pairs have been made upon the horse
sheds at the Congregational Church, the
past week.-W Fletcher Frisbe Is visit
ing friends at MOriah, N Y,
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Charles Cos,n and daughter, Ber
nice of Burlington visited Mrs. Coison S
mother. Mrs. William Thomas recently
Daisy Wainwright is quite sick with ty-
phoid fever.-Mr and Mrs. Jerry Jenne
of Bristol were at ]. V. Hoden's over
Sunday. A. Arial and family are
camping at Lake Dunmore this week.
Mrs. william Stoddart returned from
boston, Mass. last Week.-Mrs. Henry
Doiittle of Sandy Hill, n. Y, is visiting
friends in town
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VERMONT.
! |ocal Items of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain g e.
THE NEWS ! COUNTIES
he winoo.ki Vail g iilnees up North
From the Island e ,c Lake to the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
md by the shores of White
River Covered by Spc-
cinl Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBuRY.

IC, H. Marsh, the well-known citizen of
Ease street who left town several weeks
|go. suddenly without informing his wife
j,here he was going, returned Friday
|vening and is unable to account where
Ie has been. 1t is very evident that his
trancely
H. j. Bertoli of Montpelier, a well
! |nown sculptor and granite dealer re-
|ently completed a granite monument of
fhc sarcophagus type of beautiful de-
iign for Ex-Governor John w. Stewart.
3lr. Bertoli was here last week and as
listed by his local agent, f. S. Whiting,
|uperintended the setting of the monu-
|nent on the Stewart lot in the West
cemetery.
Ezra Brainerd, Jr., a student in the
|aw denartment of the University of
Michigan is visiting his father, President
Ezra Brainerd.
Miss Lillian Hope. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 3. f. Hope, was married in Rut-
land Monday to Andrew NJ. Ducharme
Sf that place. Mr. and Mrs. Ducharme
will live in Rutland.
| NJ. Wheaton has returned from two
Eeeks vacation spent with his people in
|Heeseville, N. y.
j Miss Edythe Houghtaling has returned
rom Troy, Albany and vicinity, where
&ho has spent her Vaca ton of two weeks
nd resumed her work in the Addison
bounty telephone exchange.
W. w. Martin, who has been the popu
ar baggagemaster for the Rutland rail
oad here for the past year, has resigned
Mr.. Harry G. Ayres of Bangor, n. Y, i!
he new incumbent.
DR.. Ford c. Langworthy of the depart
hent of agriculture has returned tC
Washington after spending month y:
'acation with his aunt, Mrs. Rober
cartmell at Thompson's Point.
| Miss Stella Dodge returns to SYRIA acuse
n y. to-day after a visit of a month,
|iuration in the State.
L. W. Train is at the Fair Haven fail
This week.
The Rev. NJ. l.. Severance of Burling
on is visiting his brother, Oliver Sever
IlnCe
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SHOREHAM.

Mr. and Mrs F. F.. Douglass were in
Poultney and Fair Haven last week.
Donald. aged two years, only son of Mr..
and Mrs F. f. Platt died Saturday
morning after an Illness of a few days
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Moore spent Sunday
in Nergcnnos. Mr.. and Mrs c. *. Saw
cry Of Brandon were at NJ. Z, Cooks Sat
urday-Dr De Collard of Springfield,
MISS. was at f. E. Platts Friday
Mrs NJ H. Baldwin has returned from