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The state herald., 1904-10-21
l.anr Old Monsisr.

The Democratic rooster
Signs. with mournfnl glance.
II would crow Ike ns.trr.
hut I don't get the chance"
The state herald., 1904-10-21
A eafs TbIps.

A. this lat. date ,h. tidal wa,. is
Csr.cnlnT over II, ~, Davis,
And every outlook grows the darker
For the unspeaking. sll"nt Parker.
The state herald., 1904-10-21

pretty declare, MS the sense Of the Amert-
can people, that after four years of failure
10 restore the Union by the experiment of
war. during which, under the pretpnse OF a
iniiltaty ilecessity-or war power higher
lhtl the Constitutlon-the Constitute ion it
hcli mas been disrcgarded In every pnrt, and
pubic liberty aud private right alike trod-
den down. and the material prosperity of
me country essentially impaired, Justice,
humanity, liberty aud the public welfare
demand that immediate efforts be made for
n cessation Of hostllltics. with view to an
ultimate convention Of nii the States, or
other praccablr incans. to the end that. at
the earliest practicable moment, peace may
nc restored on the basis of the Federal
Union OF the States
The state herald., 1904-10-21
ROOSEVELT AMI
CHARLES ". FAIRBANKS,

Backed by
Secretaries Hay. shaw. Taft. Moody,
Wilson. Hitchcock. Morton. nsd
sens,or Allison and th. Republican
pisjority IN the Senate.
Speaker Carhon and the Republican
majority "a the House Of h.pressn'
tati,Hs,
Ellhu Root and the host Of learned
lawyers Who believe that tho Amer.
can Constitution 10 not n petrihrI
stumbling block In the path OF ma.
tiossi erolhu,n. aud
The glofion. record Of Republican Bdel'
liy 20 ID. i'nlon and human pro.
gtras.
Tn. Democratic party under the leader.
ship of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-04

January has followed December MS !
record breaker with a mean TEMPORAL
turo OF l2.5 with the highest at AZ and
the lowest at ~. There was 2SI
inchcS or rain and melted snow durin
the month, which was composed of
clear. partly cloudy and is cloud
dhys'-Two scraps on the street SaturI
uay evening ANA some unsettled natl
ters in that line held over for futuri
settlement. Great are the beauties oil
high liccnsc.--D. a. ingalls, of Dunha,n|
Que, spent Sunday in the family of III
\. kimball-1he Ladies' Aid served
supper in the Methodist church vestri
Friday evening. followed by u lccturd
by the Rev g. W. Hunt. entitled
other Mems SHOES Tho lecture wal
highly appreciated by those present and
Will compare faVorably with mani
heard here by speakers Of wider repul
tation.-Mr and Mrs. j. w. Greene have
been spending a few days with MRS.
Grccne's father, J. W. Beatty.-J. Clarl
ence Pomeroy Of tie t.. V. NJ. is al
home for Il few days-Mr. and Mrs
Orrin Moffatt of East Berkshire were
guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. H. Farrell
Saturday.--tioorgc Chimes was in South
Franklin over Sunday the guest OF
Charles Stanley.--T.ona Hamilton Of st
Adams spent SUNDAY here with her pa
rents. Mr.. ana Mrs. T. IT, Hamilton
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet Saturday afternoon a,
three o'clock with Mrs. Olin Merrill
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
sWANToN.

Mrs. William Skeels died Wednesday
Jan. 20 Several years ago she had par
alytic shock which left her an invalid.
Sunday she was taken worse and had an
other shock which has resulted in her
death.
Phillip Blanchard, who ran amuck last
Wednesday night was given a hearing
Friday. The charge against him was one
of intoXicaton. He admitted his guilt
and was fined as usual s. and costs or
ten days. States Attorney Locklin was
present and took an active part in the
proceedings. 1t is understood that there
is more to the case than has been shown
at this time.
The electric road was opened Friday
for the first time since the heavy snow
storm.
Mrs. ]. NJ Hilliker Of West Swanton
died Saturday morning at her home of
cancer. The funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon at three o'clock.
The three months old baby of Mrs. G.
l.. Lorettc died Monday at twelve O'Clock.
The funeral was held at the residence
Of G. |. Prouty at three o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
with typhoid fever. seems much better
and hopes are entertained that he will
escape a serious Illness.
While Charles Bell was going homo
Monday evening he saw a dark object
on the opposite side of the street. lie
found upon investigation that it was u
drunken man and had started for home
alone. After wandering around in the
snow until his strength was about gone
he had fallen and was unable to get up.
Bell found where he lived and took him
home. The mans clothing was frozen
on him. and in a short time he would
probably have frozen to death.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

S. G. Lee is very seriously i'll with
pneumonia and other complications.-Mr
@. C. Bicknell Mrs. J. NJ. Carpenter,
Mrs. l.. A. Fuller and Mrs. Fannie Bick-
nell are also on the sick list-Frank NJ.
the village blacksmith, and Miss
Hattie Mclaughlin were united in mar
rlage at the home of the brides father
Wednesday evening at six O'Clock. The
Rev. c. o. Gill of this place performed
the ceremony. a select company of rela-
tives and friends were present to witness
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. E.askins
will reside in this village after a short
wedding trip.-Mrs. Il. G.. Brown went to
Burlington Tuesday to spend a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. c. L, Nay
George II. Cunningham is thinking of
moving back to his farm March l. and
renting or selling his village placc.-Mrs.
+. Barnum is spending a few days with
Mrs. +. A. Fuller and Mrs. George
Willard.-The special meetings at the
church continue this week, meetings be-
ing held every evening, the Rev. G.. Glenn
Atkins of the First Congregational
Church, Burlington. being the speaker
this week. In addition to the evening
meetings, Mr.. Atkins speaks each after
noon to the young people of the place.
The meetings are we'll attended. CON
sidering the severe weather and the pre-
vailing sickness.
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WEsTFORD.

The auditors have posted notices for
their annual meeting to take place Feb
ruary ll.-Miss Grace Rice returned from
East Wallmgford Thursday, where she
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, &. W. Rice.
ID. u. Smith has moved to the place
which he recently purchased Of Mrs,
Alkaline Grow.--lrving Cobb was home
from Burlinton over Sunday.-Floyd Rice,
who was unable to be in school last week
on account OF illness, returned to Bur
linton Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Munson. Sr, have left town for the pre-
sent. After staying n short time In Essex
they expect to go to Willston, where they
will reside with Mrs. Munsons sister
Mrs. Gordon.-F. II. Smith has Il position
with milk dealer in South Burlington
and left town Monday.-The Henry family
finished n weeks engagement here and
have gone to Fletcher The revival meet
ings will be continued this week in the
Methodist Church in charge of the Rev
Mr.. Sturges and the Rev. Mr., Barnard of
l'nderhill.-rhe Kings school closed last
week and all the other schools Will close
next Friday,-Mrs. +. f. Allen OF Essex
junction was the guest of MIR. and Mrs
]. L. Rice for several days last week.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Jessie Prindlc has gone to Bur
linGton to study musc.-Littlc Guy Briggs
is recovering from his recent illness
Carroll Palmer has returned from Center
Rutland Mrs. George T.. Prndle is i'll
with pneumonia. and her son. Harris
Prindle. Is i'll with bilious fever Miss
Della Carpenter is home from Castleton
for brief visit.-Mrs. Wilfred Desautels
and her three children returned home
Saturday evening from week visit
in Winooski-Mrs. William Carpenter and
daughter, Lillian. who have been danger
ously Ill with pneumonia, are recovering
Warren Stehhins has taken the Human
II. Wooster farm for u year. beginning
March Miss Rena Johns, who is i'll
with pneumonia, ~ improving.-E u.
Beers was called to Ferrisburgh Center
Sunday by the sudden illness OF his
father--rhe yearly reunion of Old As
evening, January ~. has been postponed
indefinitely on account of sickness
Mrs. George Il. Prindlc is i'll with pneu-
monia and her son. Harris Prindle. with
typhoid fever-Miss Della Carpenter is
home from Castlcton state Normal
school Miss Hardy of Copenhagen. N.
Y. arrived in town Monday evening on
q visit to her sister, Mrs. q. H. Carr
DR., r. c.. Taggart will return to his bust
ness In Providence, r. l., this week. after
having been in town for about three
weeks on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. j. II. Taggart. who Is re-
covering from pneumonia.-Dr. Collins of
North Fcrrisburgh was in town last week
Wednesday afternoon in consultation
with DIR, Narney,-Arthur James, who
has been for some weeks at the home OF
his parents in town, is now in New York
city for few days, preparatory to a
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Rev, q, w, Morrow of burlington
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Church Sunday morning in the inter-
est of the Anti-Saloon League. 1t was
n very interesting service and pledges
were received for the work amounting
to Sl10.-Mrs. w. Il. Burt and Mra. j. NJ
Ruiter returned Saturday night from a
visit to Broome and Montreal They
We're accompanied home by n brother, G
= Ruiter of punham, who spent Sunday
here. --Comrade c. u. Hogan, accompan-
led by Mrs Hogan, installed the officers
of PiXley Post and Woman's Relief Corps
evening in Foresters' hall af
ter which supper was served and Com
rade Hogan entertained those present
wuh a personal reminiscence of the
Late Unpleasantness," which was
greatly enjoyed-Nr, and Mrs. II. G.
Royce spent Sunday with Mrs. Royce
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gaines
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ST. GEORGE.

Dr. f. A. Rich of Burlinton has recent
~ tested the herd of 36 cows belonging
to Hiram S. Isham and found them all
clear from tuberculosis.-Mrs. George
Smith of fIinesburGh spent n few days
this week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Downcr Laura Hnsdcll and
child are visiting friends in stark sboro.-
II, S Isham lost n fine three ycar-old
hcifer the first of the week by its getting
hung in the stanchion, where the animal
was found dead in the morning.-Amos
kiuson, who has been sick for several
weeks, is Low able to be about the house
S. r. Hinsdill lost one Of his hoaVy team
horses one day last week. The cause of
death is not knOwn.-Miss Ellen Forbes of
Williston spent saturday ana Sunday with
Mr.. ana Mrs, II. f. Forbes. Misses Sada
Weed and Alma Elothorp Of iIncshurgh
were the guests of Mrs II, ~. Tilcy last
Saturday cVcning.--Alice Isham and Mar
garette Tillcy spent Saturday ana Sunday
at their respective homeS-At the rcgll-
lar communication of Patriot Lodge T.
ana a. NJ, on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock sharp. February the NJ. NJ de
gree will be conferred on the candidates.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. James Atkins of Huntington Cen
tor has been spending n few days in town.
There was n sociable ut II. l.. stevens $
last week Friday evening for the benefit
Of the new Congregational church
George Palmer spent Monday in Eurling-
ton.-Miss Minnie Gillctt is better Mrs.
Nichols of Belvilcrc visited at MCslie
thurchs last week Albert Crandall is
on thc sick list.-NOrman Stockwcll. who
has been quito sick for several weeks
Is much better Edward Crandall spent
sunday in South lington.-iioracc cut
Ter and wife visited in Huntington last
wock-F II. Chcssmoro spent Thursday
in Butlinrton.--rhc funeral of Mrs, James
smith, aged "a years who died THURSDAY
morning after a short illness. vas held
Monday at p. m, al the church at
West Bolton. Prayer at the house at
twelve o'clock The Rev Wills of Under
hill OriCiato1
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ST. Adams.

"Chewcy" Shappy drank lot of win
tergrcen extract Saturday then fright
cned his wife half to death by telling her
that he had taken large bottle full OF
carbolic acid and proposed 10 die. Or
Desloges was hurricdly sent for and when
he arrived and went at Shappy with his
stomach pump. Shappy confessed TO his
lie and tried to have the doctor let MIN
alone; the doctor got three corpulcnt gen
tlemen TO sit on Shappy and then pumped
him out. Shappy will pull through all
right.
The vital statistics of the town of st.
Adams for the year just past. shows 3i
births and 80 deaths. The cunta gious
diseases reported were, small pox. 81;
measles. 30; mumps. 1; whooping cough.
1; typhoid fever ana scarlet fever /.
The suit which was brought by Tax
Collector Duling vs.. Or. Theo. r. Waugh.
to collect the special tax assessed for the
rebuilding of the Elm street school house,
has been settled and discontinued DR.
Waugh only brought the suit to test the
question as to the citys right to vote a
tax of over a0 cents on the grand list. as
provided by the charter, ana went far
enough into the matter to find that the
assessment was entirely legal.
The funeral of John Lane, who died
Saturday night at home on the brigham
road of pulmonary tuberculosis. was
5
o'clock Monday afternoon, the Rev. w.
Hamilton Benham officiating, The sing
Ing was by the regular choir, which rem
dercd the burial chant and nunc uimittis.
and the hymns Softly Now the Light of
Day" and "Tarry With Me Ny
Savior" The bearers We're Cornelius y.
Bostwick, Henry Coleman, William Moore
and Myron ~ Buck. Mr. Lane who WAS
G5 years old. is survived by his wife and
three daughters. MIS-. =. u. Miller of
Ottawa. Ont, and Mrs. Peter Hope and
Miss E. a. Lane of this city.
The Hon, John NJ. Thorne closed his
term of Office NJ nday evening a $ Judge of
tho city court, and in few days will en-
ter the employ of the New York Life In
surancc company at its state branch Of
flee at Rutland.
Chaunccy G. Austin. Jr., accompanied
by his mother. have gone t. Chicago.
H. where Mr.. Austin will be united in
marriage with Miss Olivia T.. SIM son
OF that place on the l6th inst
Arthur A. Tiffany, who has been cash
Ter at the uptown Office of the American
Express company for the past three
years. has been promoted to better po-
siton in the general offices in New York
city and will leave for New York Satur-
day
rhe Walter S. Clark farm at Lost Fond
has been rented to Ernest Warner for a
wear. Mr.. Warner will take possession
on March l.
public schools for Franklin county will
he held as follows: At Enosburgh Fails
on February IS; Richford, February %.
and at st. Adams on February -.
News has been received hero Of the
death At Ware. Mass. of Miss Eliza II.
Church, youngest daughter of Mrs. Ar
thur Chase, which occurred ON Friday.
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WILLISTON.


MT. ana MRS Homer Phelps are visiting
IN 81. Johnsbury.-Mrs.H Hattie (FOsteD
Wadieign or Michigan Ia visiting her
rather. Loyal Foster, who Is sick.-Mrs.
Z. Is. Wood has returned from BOSTON,
MRS. ~. w. James Is spending n few days
with nor daughter. Mrs. G. Is. Goodrich
quite a number from here attended the
Masonic meeting at Essex Junction Thurs
day or last week.-Van r. Chase has gone
10 waterbury for few days visit.-Al-
pert Bliss of South Burlington was in
town Ihursday.-Luther Clark Is In quite
poor health.-Thc Circle of Kings Daugh-
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RICHMOND.

Q. +. Goodwin. who has so long been Ill,
was able to ride out one day last week
Mrs. Walter Fuller and friends from will
liston have been visiting in North Lcxing-
ton. Mass, the guests of Mrs. NJ j.
Jacobs, the mother of Mrs. Fuller.-Miss
Hartig occupied the desk at the Congre-
gational Church last Sunday and will
preach next Sunday.-William Towers,
who went to Albany Business College.
was taken Ill and was obliged to return
home for a season.-IIoward Richardson
and fticni from Manchester, N. H.. are
tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Rich
ardson.--Durng the he"vy gale last week
the wind smashed the large front window
at Peter Larock's residence on Baker
avenuc.-The Rev Silas u. Perry of Bris-
toll was a visitor in town last wcek.-Thc
funeral uf Mrs. w. T.. FlagE was observed
at the residence of Mr. FlaGg last Fri
day. tho Rev a. Chase officiating. The in
tcrment was at River View cemetery
At the sociabe at Mr.. and Mrs Thad
Stcvcns's last Friday night nearly a hun
dred were present and partook of refresh
ments. Nearly $50 was realized.
Rhodes was getting wood one day last
week with a man with him. A small tree
fell on his head knocking him down, maxi
ing serious scalp wound that blod pro-
fusely. Aid Circle of the King $
Daughters will meet at the vestry Of the
now church next Friday afternoon The
annual meeting of North Star Lodge. f.
and a. NJ. was held at Masonic hall Tues
day, the End instant Mt y. m The fol-
lowing officers were elected ana appoint
cd: G. D. Warren, w NJ. a. J. Stevens,
5. w; b. c. Johnson J. w; T.. r.. An
drcws, treasurer: c. q. Austin. secretary;
Harry Ellis. S. D.; a. c. Berry j. d.; f.
w. Fay S. s.. Martin Sherman. j. s.. II.
T.. Jones, Fred w Fay and Joseph Der
iok finance committee +. W. Freeman,
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Bertha Gregory Smith died Janu-
airy rs. aged 30 years at her home in
Joucsvilc The funeral was held from
the Baptist Church at West Bolton. the
Rev. Mr., Wills from Indcrhil officiating.
The caskct was cOered with lovely hot
house flowers. Her six brothers were the
hearers, She leaves "A husband James
Smith and three children to mourn her
loss; also q father and mother Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gregory of this place and seven
brothers and one sister.-Miss Josie Davis
has returned from Essex Junction.-Mrs
Albert Tomllnson and Mrs. Leon Blake
have gone Ia East Barre visiting
Buns from Worcester, Mass. Is visiting
his brother, Oscar Burns.-Mr, and Mrs
Sutton ana Mr.. Mills, Mrs. Sutton's broth
or, take their meals at George Peaso's.
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BOLTON.

The Kennedy and Sutherland Comedy
company gave the prize. consisting of n
large lamp. to Helen McGee as the most
popular baby in the place. Baby McGee
received 1.4y3 votes.-t'ertha Gregory
Smith. formerly of this town. died at her
home in Jonesville January 2S after a
few hours illness. caused by internal In
iuries received by slipping upon the ice,
Three small children and a husband sur
vivc her-Mrs. A. G. Stevens went to Bur
lington last Mondays. G. Sabins and
John May of this place are reported i'll
in Bellows Falls. where they are employed
at the Vermont Farm Machine company
shops.-Nrs. Allen Houston died suddenly
last Saturday night of blood poisoning.
The funeral was held in Stowe last Mon
day. a boy of three years and hus-
band survive her who have the sympa-
thy of the entire community. MIR. Hous-
ten was employed by the Stevens Bros.
at their steam mill but went back to
stowe with his child last Wednesday
morning.-Mrs. Ellen Keefo, with her
daughter. Margaret. returned to her home
in East MONTPELIER last Wednesday.
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MILTON BoRo.

A son was born to Rolla Bevins and
wife Sunday, January 31.-Thc funeral of
John Scott was held at Georgia Plain
Sunday with irtcrment there The re-
mains came across the lake from South
Hero, whore he died at the home of his
daughter He formerly resided in West
ford.-John Shean and Miss Anna Os-
good went to Williston Friday and re-
turned Monday niCht.--Earl Costello
moved his household goods to Camp Rich
Saturday and will take possession of the
farm March /, which he will carry on
this year.-Mr. and Mrs. Costello are at
j. +. Films for a few wecks-B l..
Martin is confined to the house with the
grip and l-ucius Watson with n heart
dihculty.-Miss Lillian Bean was home
from Saturday until Tuesday from the
y. V. M.-Miss Agnes I.inehan is again
confined to her bed at the St. Adams hos
Dital
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MILTON.

The Elite Lady Minstrels, under the
able management of Prof w. Il. Leonard,
given at the opera house last Thursday
and Friday evenings was a decided sue
cess. We'll filled houses greeted the play
with much enthusiasm. The receipts for
the entertainments were about 500. A
certain per cent. will benefit the Library
and Needlework Guild.-Services will be
held at Trinity Church on Sunday with
early communion at 1880 a. m. Sunday
school at twelve o'clock and evening
prayer 1:3) p. m.-Those on the sick
list are Supt. G. T.. Clifford, and Mrs Fl F..
Powell, Miss Alice Jackson.-Mrs. Jessie
Dixon is visiting in Boston.-Several
children in town are i'll with chicken pox
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Wheeler Of Nccnah,
Wis, visited his sister. Mrs. a. c. Ander-
son last week.-There is to be an oyster
supper for the benefit of the Rev. J.
BaXendalc at the Methodist Church on
Wednesday evening of this Week.-Mrs..
X. l.. Cant and Miss Viola Ward attend
cd the funeral of j. +. Truax at Essex
Junction last week--1he funeral of the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeney
was held from St. AIMS Church on Sat
the 1i-year-old son of
Charles Warren, was sentenced to. the
reform school for the remainder of his
minority Monday by Justice Fuller for
stealing whiskey from barrel at the
station. He stole several half pint bottles
and with several companions proceeded
to test it and had to be carried home on
a hand slcd--Frank Bcnham Is home from
the Institute of Technology at Boston
for the md-winter vacation.--'rhe con-
dition of Herbert ST. John is much worse
and he has a trained nurse from Bur
linCton to care for him.-Edward Sanders
is moving to a farm in Colchester and
Leon Savoy has moved to Sanderss farm.
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business trip to Michigan and some other
Western States.-On account of sickness
In the families of many of the members,
upon whom the success OF the occasion
rested, the reunion of old associates.
which was to have been held at lyceum
hall last Friday evening, was indefinitely
postponed.-Miss Rena Johns Mrs. VIII
liam Carpenter and daughter, Lillian,
who have been critically i'll with pneu-
monia for the past 10 or II days, arc some
what better at this writng.-Thc mail
carriers on the rural free delivery routes
were delayed considerably Monday and
Tuesday. the cross roads being almost
impossible. II. II. Claxton got his horse
down Monday. the sleigh vas turned
over and broken so that he was Obliged
to get another to finish the route.-Em-
mons Dart of Monkton is to be the but
ter maker Mt Crystal Spring creamery
the coming season. ID. G.. Donahuc hay
ing purchased an interest in the Hines
burgh creamery is to move there.-Dr
Rose Gotta of Burlington, who has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. William Car
penter and daughter, for several days
past. was called to Burlington Tuesday
morning. returning in the evening.
Losing months rent almost doubles
ls. Il
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EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hill of Lincoln
visited their daughter Mrs. Kensie Burn
ham, last week.-Myron Ross was quite
sick last week with an attack of neural
Hia.-1he remains of Clinton Hallock
were brought here from StarksborO for
burial Tuesday.-Harry Wright had the
misfortune to fall and break some of
his ribs recently.--Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Moody gave n small party Friday night
Mr.. Moody and daughter Flossie gave
some very fine music on the organ b.
c. Shattuck also gave some pieces on his
grlmOphOne.