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carp about the price of the reform,
when all is said and done, Ireland
has won the battle and stands erect
within her laundering seas, after
winning 1.-The war of centuries
against the descendants of 1.-THE arch
ers of Strongbow. the spearmen of
Elizabeth, the Ironsides of CROMWELL"
and the later usurpers. under Orange
William and the Guelphs. There she
stands conqueror at last, and to be
a cOnQueror again when the flag of
national OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to be
her browning glory-is unfurled to
the breeze!'
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Viscount Nalenta, the conservative
member of Oxford, is an Irish peer who
has never qualified to vote i'll the cleo
ton of Irish representative peers. In
this respect he is following the eXam-
pie of Lord Palmerston, OF whom 1t
was said that the reason he never
proved his claim to vote for a fellow
Irish peer was that ii he did so MS
tory enemies in the Irish peerage would
avenge themselves by electing him as
one of their representatives and so con-
sign him to the house of lords against
his will for the rest of his days.
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500 essHEsr
(TNAoG s ~ covNeIL
&alS75allS

IT. Rev. Monsiynore O'Reilly, proth-
onotary apostolic, an intimate OF Pope
Plus IN and the late Leo Mil, is Il
recluse of Mount st. Vincent. He lives
in the castle" built by Edwin Forrest,
the trayedian. On Sept - he will
reach his ninetieth year.
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young country ;and the Herald cores
pondent appreciates this fact and gives
Il sketch accurate in the main, and
exceedingly well written and interest
ing"
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I'd like to have hay fever, and
Let all things 60 TO smash,
8 And stay away all summer, but
l haven't got the cash.
I'D like to have hay fever; yet
The best that 1 can do,
Is to catch summer cold that costs
Only a sneeze or two!
Jaundice-I see by the papers that
Newport is likely to be abandoned
shortly
Bilious Shortly? Great Scott! Can
Newport be more abandoned than It
has been for the last ten years?
Jaggles-He's going away for
change of climate.
Waggles-He must be a hard mau
to please if he can't find enough,
changes of climate here at home.
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MCGOWAN & Mahoney, IRE insurance.
real estate. loans, 22O Temple Court.
corner Washington and Hennepin.
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Wit and Wisdom.

Nell-She has an automobile tongue
Belle-What do you mean?
Nell-Oh, she's always running
other people down.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29

All things come to those who witt
except the things they are waiting
for.
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"Well," she said, 'the Browns have
accepted our invitation, and are con-
ing to spend week with u.s."
Hang it all, Maria," he complained
''you must have made that invitations
too cordial"
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1t is quite possible for next-doo1.
neighbors to be rather distant.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29

She is down at the shore where the,
pillows roar,
And the ocean is fecked with fuam>
She is down at the shore running
bills galore,
And to pay them 1 slave at home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
MILTON.

Miss ELLA *. IerriCk of burlington is
spending the Easter vacation at the
home Of her father, the Rev. r. r.. Her
rick.-Mss Nancy Allen of Essex cen
ire Is visiting frieuis in town,-'rhc mis-
Sionary meeting sunday evening AZ the
CONGREGATIONAL Church was conducted by
th' Tourist club. their subject being
"lndia," Very many interesting papers
were read of their travels through that
r"uutry.-.rhc Rev. clark and wife and
nltlr LOWS parmcloc, who spent "A part
OF last week in town, returned to their
home in llardwick last Saturday There
Is to be It supper Lnd entertainment at
The congregational church Friday even
mg. April }-Richard story OF Essen
spent sunday with Arthur Phelps.-l., vi
Dtnuo spent Sunday with his nephew,
A"t"r Dcnuo in Essex. i rank Grow is
removing his household goods to 81. Al
bans. where he has "A position with thc
Central Vermont railroad.-lrVinE Potter
OF Wolcott and Miss w oodworth of John
son were the guests of Ira Potter over
Sundny.Al and Mrs y. T., Phelps were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Thclps
saturday night and Sunday -Terlry
ilewey Of Tairfnx visited AT his fathers.
o. II. Hewey's, MondaY,-Mrs c. $.
scott IS on the sick list.-The presiding
elder conducted services AT the Methodist
'hurct sunday,--Iicnilmin Rohar and
wlfo are tn commence housckoeping i'm the
'@duo house r2conllN vacated hN George
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BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY, 2.

o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher lived in
st. hlbans for some time before they went
TO Iiardwick.
The Rev. G. S. Hurlburt pastor of the
Methodist Church. breaches his last SER
mon of the conference year.
The funeral of Mrs. Ernest r. Fletcher
who died at her home in HardwiclS Thurs
day of pcritonitis was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher in this
place Saturday afternoon. The Rcv. +.
A. DIXON, pastor of the Methodist Church
in IIardwck of,iciatcd. Mrs Fred Whit
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HINESBURGH.

The funeral of Miss TrcSsa Gaffonv was
acld from the Catholic church at East
Charlotte Friday March y. \ large mum.
Der of friends from here attended The
funeral MisS Helen Sears of Burlington
rendered the hymns: Lead. Kindlv
Light and "Abide with Ne. MIR. ana
mrs w. /" Bennett, who have been visit
lhE At Clarence LampSons went last
week to Stowe whore they will visit Mr..
Bonnott's parents. About ApriI /. they
VIII go to Cambridge where AIR. Bcnuctt
VIII engage in the mercantile business.
having purchased what has been kuovn
as the Or Branch drug st0rc.-Mrs. Elizn-
h"th WRIGHT has returned from Elwood
N"h, where she spent the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Charles Bovnton
T., /" Degree of Burlington was in town
SaturdaN.-William Bissoncu has rccov-
cred from his illness SO as to be out
Mis-, Louis Bissouett Is slowly improving
Mrs, Louis Sanctuary is much i'm
proNed'-Iesse Dwiro has completed his
course at the Burlington Business coll
lese and is visiting his mother-Miss
Lizzie Gaffeny of Richmond was here TO
attend her sisters funeral-tred owen
and bride are visiting friends here.-Mr
and Mrs Clayton Booth of Essex. visited
at Roger Iyman's last wcek-Mitcholl
BenWaN has moved from William Sane
tupTN's house To Mrs. IlroV.l4nu' Tho
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CROP OUTLOOK.

Washington. April 1.-The agricultural
departments monthly crop bulletin says.
March weather conditions Were gen
orally favorable for the growth OF grain
and grass ON all districts cast of the
Rocky Mountains but outside of New
England and portions OF the middle At
lantc States and lake region spring
work has been retarded by excessive
rains and the consequent wet soil condi-
tlon.
Reports from all sections Indicate that
winter wheat is in very promising con-
ditlon generally.
The seeding of spring oats has been
begun as far north as Michigan, but this
work has been retarded To a considerable
extent by wet grounds.
Very little corn has been planted north
of the Gulf States Wher" the early plant
ed is up, the stand is fair to good,
serious INJURY to the peach crop ''
Frost Is reported from nearly all scctumS
east of the Mississippi and from OKLA
houd and northern Texas. Other fruits
az" mon, promising although the abnor-
n"iN nigh temperatures IN the lake re-
El,a huNr forced buds to- such an extent
that trosts at This Time would be very
damaging.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs R1nette Morgan went TO Keene,
y. a., Saturday, to visit the family of her
brother. O. II. Thayer.-1ne Rev. \. l..
Brand, who has been pastor of the Chris
tian Church here for nearly two years,
closed his labors Sunday and left with
his goods Thursday, for Shelby in Western
New York, where he will preach the
coming year. His family will go next
Weok.-Tho two-Near-old daughter of
Eldon Atkins Is dangerously il.-Bernice
Cushman of Ripton, visited friends here
the first part Of the week,-John Sprague
has moved in with his father on Bristol
FlatS.-E, X. Siplc took possession of the
house he recently bought or Annette Nor
gan Monday.-Waltcr Estey moved into
A. Y. Morgan's mill house Monday Sugar
workers arc still making little sugar
Henry Sweet has made 900 pounds.-Therc
will be maple sugar social in the hall
next Friday evening. All are invited go
There Will be gospel temperance meet
ing in the Union Church next Sunday
evening at 1870 o'clock.
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JERICHO.

The Ladies' Help society will meet with
Mrs. W Il. buxton Thursday afternoon
Mrs. S. T.. Curtis and Miss Pansy Buzzell
of Colchester were in town the latter part
of the week.-IIarry Edwards of Under
hill is working in the grocery store oc
@. 4. Gracc.--B A Donaldson went to
Boston Monday night. From there he
viii go to Maine-Mrs. a. d. Cochran is
confined to the house with rheumatism,
Leon and Vernon Buxton of Burlington
arc visitors in town.-Miss Florence Mac
Gbhon is spending few days with her
sister Mrs w. G. Jackson.-John Reed is
moving back to BethcL-Mrs Il. 5. Mar
tin returned from New York Saturday
Mrs. r.. r.. Algcr has gone to Greensboro
for "a few works.-NrS. f.. l.. Gray has
returned to Montpelier accompanied by
her niece, Miss Jessie Gibson,
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Leroy Emo. who has been travelling in
Europe for the past eight months. is
visiting his uncle Byron Emo and other
friends in town en- route for his home in
iowa He is a graduate of cornell Iuivtr-
sitv. Iowa. ana a son Of Albert Emo Of
Iowa.
lincsrurgh took place mt the Roman
Catholic Church ON Friday last-Mr. and
Mrs. !, +. Govern of Boston arrived
in town on Saturday. Thcy are stopping
with Mr and Mrs. r. &. Beers. Mr..
Govern will supcrintond tho building Of
the new crclmcry.-MIss Rrna Johns has
returned from Proctor whore she was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Holmes
and familN.--rhc Indications seem favor
able for having the suh-stLtlon recently
discontinued LV tn" postutiic" department,
r,irstHll'd in its former location, in c. y.
Johns : store.
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sollace's place.-1Goracc Payne has NOV
cd his family to the house in the village
owned by Watson Hamilton. Mrs VOL
cott. grandmother of T. H. sunderland.
is spending Il few days ut his place.
James Baldwin has recently moved in
To r. J.. IIomcnway's tenement house.
I. II. Palmer Spcnt Sunday with his fam-
ly.-Mrs. Maria Nichols. who died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. a. W. tootc
of Cornwall, was buried in Evergreen
cemetery last wcek.--AIr. and Mrs J. G..
Sollace will have supervision Of a hotel
in ludlow this SoHsnn.
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH

The entertainment given Saturday even
ing consisting of the comedy Joe" by
the children, and the farce "Betscy Ba
kcr' by the Dramatic club was very well
attended. The audience WAS we'll pl. ascd
and all thought that the children did
exceedingly well. About $40 was added
to the sidewalk fund.-M. T.. allen at
tended the funeral of Mrs w. w. stick
rcy at Ludlow on Wcdncsday.-School i'm
district No. opens on Monday with Mis-
Julia Donycau Of FcrriSburgh as teacher.
C. ~. Mallory was in Burlington Mon
day.-rhc Misses May and Leslie Muzzv
are attending school in Shclburno- Mrs.
S. r. Martin left for Boston on Wcdncs-
day. for Il short visit
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

Mrs John Miles will entertain the society
of Willing Workers. Wednesday after
noon. April Mrs. f.. ~. Beanc is better
C. w. Brewster. who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever and grip. is improving
SloWly.-As IT is the request of several of
the ctizo MS that the Dramatic club
repeat the drama Ruined by
Drink they will present it at he Sons
of Veteran hall at the North village April
I. The entertainment will hc followed by
- dance free of charge. MIR. and Mrs.
ijonry Russell Went to Ilnesburgh Sun
day tu visit Charles Russell. who is ill
Miss Minnie Jones is having severe at
tack of tho grin.
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LEICESTER.

Schools in town begin the l3.--AIrs. ".
II. Browusor is spending two weeks in
Rutland with her daughter. Mrs 'iske.
Miss Lucy Hitchcock is on the sick list.
charles Lawrence is moving to Forest
dale. ELIAS Kelsey will move on the farm
vacated by Lawrence. known AZ the
Frank Chandler farm.-Mrs. Remington,
an old ana respected citizen died sun
day evening OF pneumonia. The funeral
was held at her late home "Wednesday
at II o'clock Il. O. lla thawaY officiating.
Trace and George Sparks went tc Ncr-
genn"s Tuesday. March Il. to attend the
wedding of their cousin, Maud Colsou.
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WINOOSKI.

'''i''DN' ''NEi '''' SUI w" u '"'ti,
r. r,,u .', u"N ""' .'' V''.oi' ii'''
u Hu'' ullH". |" resume "l"'ra''oNs
i"c .''H' ut"'irh 81 the Sp'lnrrs union
ri,. ,,. .',u,' anu r!i'J'S |.
| ih'Ir new rooms in thc McGre"NN block
i Ln -",'i, ., t'o i''! "N,L'u'. ,rcH' ru'' =
Jay ,NV'uHs luo'uhS VIII pe h"Id l"t
'' ~ |''" oI oii'ceIs anu the coirptt"n
u NV VI tsn''lTd,ioi'
"' '"Wh cIork Is not very nuSy thrSe
''NS WIN u"S H'cnN's' oiIN ~ OUT "l Il
i'HS,",e =" ii'Nc pC.h -rdl'eo tnuS l"T'
"i' ,l' t.i'" ~
Z. NJ. Alderman of Enfield, y. H., are
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the society to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Miss Grace Gordon.
The physical culture class will meet mex,
Tuesday instead of Wednesday.
| III. V. Sears of Boston has returned tc
| Boston after n weeks visit to his family
Dana Woodman and l.. b. Kingsland
students at tho University Of Vermont arc
spending the Easter recess with their pa.
rents.
John Myatt will occupy the rooms I'm tho
| Ramsay tenement house lately vacated BY
| l.. McGregor.
| The Misses Marjorie and Helen Phelps
went TO burlington Saturday for n week
VISIT to their grandmother, Mrs. l.. A.
Lane.
| Superintendent and Mrs. T.. Il. ingalls,
were called TO Richford Friday evening
by the sudden death of his father.
Miss Fena O'Bryan a teacher in the
public school at bellows Falls Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. O'Bryan
Allen ConGdon of Dandy is making few
days visit to his sister. Mrs. Ira Bur.
roughs.
Laughlin McGreeor and family left Sat.
urday for their new home in Maiden
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. l'lcld returned Sat.
urday from few days visit to friends ir
st. Albans.
Joseph Noixeaup has resigned his posi-.
ton in the store of y. j. McCuen and
left Monday for Albany, n. v, where he
mas a position with Gardner Spraguc bro
kcr.
The adjourned rourtn quarterly CON
ference was held i'm the Methodist Church
Monday afternoon and unfinished business
I disposed Of after which NJ. L. Barton was
elected church treasurer. treasurer of the
| parsonage fund. with care of the church
! property.
Miss Anna Thomas of Mddlcbuy is
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ORWELL.

n =, Cults was home from Middlebury
over Sunday returning Monday.-W. Il.
French went to Boston on Monday.-E. y.
Griswod Gems to be improving. g.--Judge
VI. II. Branch transacted business in Mid
dlehmy on Monday last.-Mrs. Emma
Rrainerd and daughter have been in town
for several days.-Mrs. j. S. Wilcox and
daughter Ruth. are in town for a week
D. @. Wells went to Boston Monday
There has been large amount of plough
ing done up TO this date, Some arc still
trying to make ugar.-Orwell creamery
company commenced business for
the season April l.--John Ryan of Norgon-
mes came down and set furnace in
Ayers Il Browns new store last week.
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Its of the Green Noun
: tain State.
EVEVs BY COUNTIES
g --
~ Wi e ski VALLEY. Villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered by Specia,
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
eKlSTOl.,

Nelson IIurlbult has sold his home
place on West Pleasant street to Henry
1.avarn.-rhere was pleasant family
reunion at the home of Mrs. Julia Ellis
recently. Those present were Jarvis Farr
of Wcyhridge, aged Il years; Harvey Farr
of Lincoln. aged - years; Mrs Martha
Colby of Bristol, aged IS years; Mrs. Julia
l.llis Of Bristol aged 63 years All chill
dren of the late Jesse B. Farr
G. G. Williams has sold building lot
a thl corner of Main and Maple streets
for the erection of a new block and a
law Office for Allen Martin. The price is
said to be $1,000 The sale was made by
j. 5. Rcynolds's real estate agency,
Miss FRANCES sumner is ON the list of
sck.-W. II. Ridley of burlington Is in
town.-NIr. and Mrs. L. II. Boynton have
moved in with MIR. and Mrs. f., W. How
den on "Prime Hil."-A. l.. Cain was in
burlington Tucsdav.-t'irc alarms were
placed in the residences OF Fire Warden
G w. Small and +. S. MathcwSon Mon
day.-G. l.. Hasscltinc went t. Highsate
Tuesday on businesses. NJ. Golf reports
the morning temperature for March as
follows: Highest, 81 degrees: lowest,
degrees; average, $50 degrees; rainfall.
A.3r inches: snowfall s inchos.-J 5. Flint
OF burlington was in town TucSdaN.-Niill
Jennings will finish work for W. L.. Perlcy
next Saturday night, and Roy Bicknell
takes his place.-E. B. Guindon has moved
into the house on Church street recently
purchased of W. l.. Champion +. l..
cooley and family have moved into Mrs.
Sarah Coles house on North street. Mr..
Cooley is the Monkton man. who broke
his back. He will be moved by Or. Nor
ton.
sylvester Nolan died at his home in New
Haven Mills Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Nolan was well and favorably known here
und Mrs. Nolan has relatives here in the
village. He ate his dinner that day as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-02
ST, AlBANS MAN IMPLICATED
Admits That he Testh q Falsely in a
Boston ection Fraud Case.

Boston. April AT tho election frauds
investigation to-day Lawyer liurlbut,
counsel for Representatives kiloy, pre-
scented an affidavit from Harry Brown
that the testimony he gave before the
committee TO the effect that he had made
s. election day 10y voting as a repeater
Tor Representative kil"y was false and
that hc had been paid So by Nathan Bar
nett to give the testimony.
Browns real name is Harry :, Maloy
Of st. AlhauS Vt On concluding the
reading of the affidavit Mr. Iurlbut said:
Mr.. Chairman, on the strength of this
testimony ask the arrest Of the witness,
Barnett, on the charge of conspiracy or
perjury and that II he Is not arrested
facts he placed before the district attor-
ney of Suffolk county with the request
he take action
The committee will consider the re
quest in executive session. said Chair
man Nye
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MIDDLEBURY

r. p Woodward and family of War
rensburg, y. y. have moved into town
and will occupy the Oscar Bickncl house
ON Seminary street.
Miss Susan Archibald is making oX-
tonsve repairs on hor residence on De
pot street
r. II. Lane while handling some old
plank at his home ON COLE GO Hill Satur-
day morning had the misfortune to stick
large spike through the palm Of his
left hand, He was taken to the office
of Or. Eddy and the injured hand was
dressed 1t will be several weeks before
he win be able to use the hand.
Miss Vida Olmstead who has been all
ing for some time. died at her home in
the east part of the town late Friday
afternoon at the age Of 10 She is sur
VVod Ly "A mother with whom She lived
and n brother CLYDE Olmstcad. The fu-
neral was held from her home Sunday
afternoon at > o'clock and the intcrmcnt
WAS in the family lot in the Prospect
cemetery
The annual school meeting of district
No. | was held in the school building
Tuesday afternoon and was called to or
der at o'clock. T.. a. Bond was re-
elected moderator and j. NJ. burke, clerk
The meeting was attended by only II
legal voters. The reports Of the various
officers were read and accepted and the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: Committee, \. j. Marshall.
Il. Il. BoYce, l.. T.. Mellen, T.. II. Martin
and Ira H. Laheur; treasurer, c. r. Pin
neY; auditor, f. a. Bond. A tax of co
cents was voted and it was also voted TO
pay the old building orders that have
been in arrears for some years. and that
the committee be instructed to get out n
more complete report of the work and OK
pense of running tho school the coming
year.
The property known as the Damon prop
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COLCHESTER.

The Kings Daughters have added 81
now volumes to their library.--Nliss Jen-
ME Cook Is at home for ner spring wa
cntion.-Mr. Adolphus is moving wifi his
family to Fssex.-Mr and Mrs. s. T..
Eig"low of Westford were in town Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Lyon have
moved to the Centre. Their son Stewart
expects to carry on the farm. Misses
Mae. Grace and Myrtle MacNoil are at
home for their spring vacation. THE
funeral of Mrs. r. r. Gale WAS held at
the residence Tuesday AT 1:3o p. MIR.
liiakclN. from Ohio. former resident.
was buried from the Baptist Church
Tn, St1,- iunvpi,u
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. 7. a. Carlson Is ill.--Mrs. W. y.
Piatt returned from Boston bringing with
her. hcr niece Margaret IIannum.-AIr
l)alo OF Middlcbury College, is spending
ms Easter vacation at Mis-. Maria Smith ;.
Miss Alice Ward is suffering from a
severe cold.-iIcnrY Caswcll has returned
from New York and is at 4. NJ. Smiths.
Miss lottie HUI of Middlcbury College
is spending the Easter vacation at home.
Miss Maud Farnham is passing the
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BRIDPORT.

Martin Garvey has moved into w. NJ
Grandey's tenement house.-The remains
of Betsey Merrill, Of Addison, were in
tered in Evergreen cemetery last week.
Lila Cory has returned from her visit
to Shoreham- Mrs. r. Rice was called
to Shoreham Saturday. by the illness Of
her sister Mrs. j. l.. Jones. Cora and
Iva daughters of Homer Wright of Crown
Point, are AZ j. t., Wright s.-Mr. and