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RICHMOND.

The Richmond Fruit Store was entered
Sunday night by burglars. The cash
drawers We're broken open but there was
less than dollar in pennies In the draw
crs. Tho store was entered by unlocking
the door. There is TO clue to the thief -
Three ana one-half tons of granulntcd
sugar are used daily in the Vermont con
densed milk factory. A now gas house
has been built for their accomIn zoe Ia ton.
A new reservoir Is being built near the
old one so that there will be no danger OF
a shortage OF water.-As Thomas Leonard
was driving up TO the milk delivery door
of the condensed factory Tuesday morn
ing his horse baked and backed the
wagon on the steps overturning II. Mr..
Leonard was thrown ont. seriously bruis-
ing his hip and he was otherwise injured.
A hundred pounds of milk was spilled ana
his milk wagon greatly damaged.--A. c.
Moak has been appointed station agent
in place of Station Agent Dimick recently
resigned. Mr.. and Mrs. Moak and daugh-
ter are stopping at tho Bellevue House.
Miss Edith Fay, who il living with her
uncle, DR.. George Rhoades. OF Spring
field. Mass. is spending a six weeks va
cation with her father. Fred Fay. and
other frends.-Miss Miller of Dorchester,
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Goodwin.-The noon express south md the
evening express north now carry mail. and
IA mail catcher has been placed at this
station for mails for those trains.-Farm-
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COLCHESTER.

Ray White hal tho misfortune to run
stuhhl" clear through mis- foot last week
A tril'le birthday party was given at A.
q. IIuihrrd's Monday night it being the
anniversary IT q. l.. McBrdcs Harriet
No Brides and Mrs Hulburds birthday
About ~ were present Music and sing
ing were furnished by the Munson or
chestra and others. refreshments consist
ing of ice cream and cake. with a dainty
souvenir Of the occasion, were served. -
q. IL. E7munds Of Swanton WAS at G. w.
Wr!Chts for 4 few days rcContly.-Rolla
Horton and bride Of RcXbury. Mass, are
visiting relatives in town. ( laudia =
Monty. who has been quito i'll, is reported
better and ont Of danPer.--Mrs W. Mcnt-
gonery was called to Clinton. Mass, last
week to attend the funeral OF her niece
Miss M1sSic kusscll-Mrs. Rose Wright
who has been quite sick, is able to he out
aeain.-Miss @. +. Crockett has gone &c
st. Adams Mr.. G +. Stimcts Of Highgato
was in town on business recontly.-Mrs
Harriet Collins has gone to burlington
for a few DAYS.
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CHARLOTTE.

Or. Z. J.. Grcnicr of Montreal has been
visiting Mrs, NJ. j. AlcXander.--A swarm
Of bcos recently took possession OF a Chin
nev in the house of T. Is. g iilianS, and
according to last accounts were putting in
winter supply Of honoY.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles NJ. liyngtou had a son born ia
them Thursday Of last wock.-Miss caro-
lyn Williams is home for vacation from
her school work I'm Hrockton. Mass
Word was received from Albert II. Bal'
of Topeka, Kansas. informs friends h"r'
that he is in the heart Of the inundated
district. ana that now is a good time Il
get cheap Kansas farms, that is, If you
can locate them under the sand and mud
The Ladies Aid society met in
library hall Wednesday aftcrnoon.-Mrs
Gertrude Holmes Hazard is visiting
Charles r. Holmes and family.--Tho ladies
Of Breezy Point are rehoarsing for n play
to be gwen in a few weeks.
Mrs. Laura r.andon ana daughter Of
Montreal arc visiting Mr., aud Mrs. Al
bert " lliams at Birch island Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bynrton are the happy
parents of son, born July Miss Jos-
sic Tucker Of st Johnsbury was in town
last week t. visit her brother, Fred
Tucker.-Clayton Mcguire returned to
Rutland last Saturday.-Mrs John Duffy
has gone to burlington to visit her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. John Farrell.
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WEST MILTON.

Don Galusha of South Rcyalton ana
Daniel Bishop Of Jericho We're recent visit
ors at a. a. Hcrrick s.--John Ellis went
to burlington Thursday to sec his father
VINO is being treated for n cancer on his
face, Leon Morgan held the lucky coupon
No. 1901, which drew the set of orockcry
Mt H. d. Costcllo's store last wcck-I'rei
Beebe and Miss Vera Brown, who have
hcen visiting here, returned to their homes
III Chicago last week.-Slnford Bronson
came to his farm from Hartford, Conn.
last week for Two weeks vacation. \
telegram came Friday saying his son.
Henry, was critically i'll with pneumonia
and accompanied by his granddaughter
Sadie Thompson, he returned to Hartford
saturday nght.--Bessie Blake has return
ed from her visit to Manchester n. H.
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JERICHO CENTER.

1he terrible storm of Tuesday after
noon did considerable damage in this Soc
tion Of tho country. The lightning struck
a Darn of |. R. Gleason near tnderhill
burning 1t to the ground, together with
nay, four cows and four calves; and II
also struck a barn on tho "Bshop Hill
Farm so-called, occupied by l.. ID. Moul-
ton. ana burned same to the ground to-
gethcr with eight tons of hay double
wagon, hay rac's, etc. There were 2
cows in the barn at the time and Mr.
Mou'ton had barely time to get them
out. Tho flames followed them out o.
me door as they drove the last cow out
Inc barns and stock were partially in
surcd
W W. Stiles of tho Brnttlchoro Retreat
IS nom" with his parents n few days
MIS- IVA Rowland and son, Leon. aud
MISS Grace Pcasc Of BURLINGTON, are Wis
ting at their sisters Mrs W J. Nichols.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
X. O. Wilder July 1.-THE Roy. Austin
li9zcn OF Thomaston. Conn. made Il short
cal ripon friends in this village last week.
i1e came to Burlington to attend tho com
monccmont exercises of his alma mater
MISS Laura Nelson gave "A very pleasant
party to tho pupils of her school at tho
Rev Mr. Gillss last Tuesday evening
r.. u. Jordan and family went to their
cottage al Mnllctt's Bay for a short va
cation "Wednesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The July meeting of the Y. w. C. T. r..
Will be held Friday evening at the home
Of Ernest Ball In Shelburnc. w. C.. Scott,
who has been i'll with pleurisy for some
time past. is now improvins.-Mrs.L Lydia
Allis went to Stony Creek, n. Y, last
Thursday for an absence of several weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Newman Rice and son,
Gerald of Roxbury, who are camping at
Lake 1roquois. 1Iinesburgn, were ut II. H..
Claxton's Monday.-The officers Of the
Baptist Sunday school for the ensuing
year were elected last Sunday and arc as
follows; Superintendent Miss Ethel Clax-
ton; assistant superintendent. Miss Sara
Emo; secretary Miss Ella Smith; assist
ant secretary, Miss Alice Beers; treasurer,
Ray Fonda.--Miss Florence Emerson of
Contoocook. N. H.. arrived IN town Mon
day evening and Is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Cowcrn.-Miss Rcna Johns has
accepted position in the primary depart
inent of the graded school in Hanover, n.
H.. and will go to her now field OF labor
about September Miss Ethel ClaXton
closed her school at Monkton Ridge last
FRIDAY evening with an entertainment at
the town hall by the school. which nctted
$40, the same TO be used for the pur.
chase of n flag for the school house
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ENOSBURCH FALLS.

William 5 Hutchinson, who graduate,
from Norwich University last month ant
who has since been visiting the worldi
fair returned home Saturday-fh Enos
burgh base bah team dofeatc!
the Ricnford team at Richford ldsf
Saturday by n score OF 10 CA gang OF
mon are repairing the trostle over Gid.
dings's brook n little below this place
The trostlc has only been temporarily
repaired since the wreck there on Friday
February 4, last--Tho train due here al
$50 y m. Saturday night reached this
place at 800 a. IN. Sunday morning. BRING
ing only local nail. Tho delay was dro
to n wreck on the main linc.-The Rev.
r. +. Jefferson went to Franklin Satur-
day wher" he preached sunday in ex-
change with tho Rev. Mr.. Kidler Of that
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WINOOSKI.

The body of Antonio Carachioli, the Ital-
ian workman, who was drowned in the
Winoosk river while bathing opposite
Fort Ethan Allen Independence day. VAS
found Friday afternoon at about 80 by
Corporal \. f. Stowell and Private Lee
man Lent, members of the e5rd battery,
f. a. The men had been making trips u
tho river every day since the accident and
Friday afternoon wandered some dis
lance away from the spot whore the man
made his fatal dive, When about mile
down the river one of the soldiers saw the
body floating down stream After some
difficulty the body was reached and So
cured to n board and towcd to shore.
Lent was left on guard and Stowoll has
tened to the post where word was sent
Health Officer Burdck OF Wnooski who
arrived on the scene with DIR. j. w Shcc-
han and Undertaken A. l.. Clement. After
an examination the remains were ordered
removed to the Undertaking rooms in Wi
nooski. When found the body was in "A
crnmpcd position. and was mutlatcd in
places.
The remains OF the unfortunate Italian
whose name was given as Antonio Caro-
chilli. and who was drowned IN the WI
noosN river near Fort Ethan Allen Mon
day afternoon. July l. were buried Satur-
day morning AT the expense of tho town.
The mans fellow countrymen were noti-
lied when the body was found but failed
to put in an appearance to claim the re-
mains. Undertaken A. II. IaviEne hal
charge of the burial, which was in the
cemetery near the Fanny Allen hospital.
There Will be masses celebrated at ~.
stephens Church this week on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday morning at
seven O'Clock.
]. w Desr 'auriers. former station agent
at this point, has decided to go into the
trucking business.
Harry Tompl"ton and bride Of oregon
city Ore, arrived in the village Satur-
day and will make their home on lower
Main street The couple were married at
the home of the brides parents last
week Monday.
Vital Provost, stone mason. was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Wardweli early
Tuesday morning on u complaint, sign
ed by his wife charging him with non
support and i'll treatment. He was ar
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDw1cK.

John Stewart, who has been quite ill
with appendicitis, is slowly recovering
The funeral If little Evelyn, the only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Belmont, was
held Friday afternoon at the home of the
parents in Mackvilc. Much sympathy is
felt for tho sudden sorrow as the child
was i'll only a few hours. She was two
years Of age.--William Merriam is erect
ing q residence on the Darling hill and f..
W. Gore is building a house on Batchclder
hll above William Danforth s.-Miss Alice
Tucker succeeds Miss Mary Grain as book
keeper for r. r. Daniel Miss Grain has
gone to her homo in DanVillc.-Stan1ey
Merriam. who has been i'll for some time.
suffering from lung trouble, docs not seem
to improve very fast.-Thc Old Folks con-
cert which is given under the auspices of
the Baptist society, occurs Tuesday even
ing at the opera hCuse.-Lowis Dodds of
Buffalo is spending Il few days visiting at
tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.. Titus
Plans are hoing made for the ordination of
the Rev. James $. Clark as pastor of the
Congregational Church Thursday, July S
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HINESBURGH.

Miss Anna Rollins of Bridport, Corn.
lis visiting at Daniel Patrick Mrs.
Irvine Kerr and daughter OF North
field. arc visiting at Charles IIouah-
ton s.-Mrs Mason Fletcher and children
of New Hampshire, are visiting AR
Fletcher's sister. Mrs. Homer Clark
Or. c. +. Merriam and family of FOX
bury are visiting friends hcre--Rov
Gilmore is in poor hcalth-11iss Chase
OF st Adams. is the guest of Mrs.
Arthur Stcarns.-IIarry Label Of Law
renee, Mass. Is visiting his parents here.
The band gave an open air concert
saturday night. which was enjoyed by n
large crowd.-Mr. ana Mrs. John Clark
and daughter, returned to New York
saturday. after spending n few days at
H. NJ. Hull's.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Macce have m 81 lh. sou.-Nlr. and Mrs
Brush and Miss Minnie Degree If irovi-
d"hcc, Il. !, are visiting relatives here.
There will be no services at the Mctho-
dist Church next SUNDAY.
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HlGHGATE CENTRE.

w Harry Winslow. principal Of tht
high school LEFT Thursday afternoon FOL
his homo in st. Johnsbury.- Mr. and Mrs
John Lawrence Of Bellows Falls. are III
town visiting Mrs. Lawrence's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Banyea Miss Julia
Tctrcault, who has been visiting frierds
in town the past two weeks has returned
TO her home Randolph Mr. ana Mrs
Warren Austin and son Warren, OF s..
Adams. are in town for week. tho guests
of Mrse, G. q. Austin.-F. S. Tuppcr of
East Fairfield was in town Monday in
the trial OF the case Joseph JouaIre -.
Thomas Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs John
steele, were in St Adams last week. visit.
their daughter, Mrs. Willard Stockwoll.-
states Attorney W. Il. LoclIlin OF
Rchford was in town lNcdnoslav in tho
trial of the case OF State VS.. Brl:ch
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RICHFORD.

The Rev. John Cameron of ST. Adams
preached in the Paptist Church hero last
sunday in exchange with the Rev. W q.
ScoGcld.-I.eon Sweat of Los Angeles,
cal, is expected home hero this week to
spend the summer with his parcnts-Nrs.
James lialoway and daughter OF st. Al
bans we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
/, HOPKINS several days last weok.-Mr.
John Knight aged So years died suddenly
saturday evening July Q, from a shock OF
paralysis. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon .-Boston Sunday papers and
mail arrive hero now on the same evening
the through passenger trains running the
same as on week days.--Thc game OF hall
between the Fnosburgh Falls and Rich
ford clubs hero last Saturday drew a good
crowd and resulted in a victory for the
visitors by score OF s to G Dole Of New
port umprcd the game and there was no
Hicking. The gate receipts were soo--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A Powell have gone to
Burlington where they are to join With
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FAIRFAX.

,Tre n,viI IIr-tor max TlIIc,- TTr,tor
ana Miss Uuntcr arrived ar Itira,
Ieov,tt.e IuIv from Now york civ :"
.rr,d tho Summon -Cooreo I,7rroll j., H.,
town Mics MARY Wheeler Of Roeton
Mass. is visiting hor parents Mr. and
Mrs Rollin Wheeler for a few weeks
William Orton, who mas been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. G. q. or
ton left for his home in Washington.
y. c.. the inst.--Mrs. Carrie Reeman
has returned from the West where she
has spent several vceks-Jares Rel
lows is improving fast-The Rev s. s.
brigham, Is VISITING hts son ir Vast
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Betsy Dalof of Fitch Bay, Canada,
and Mrs. William Lorimor of Bcebo Plain
were guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. j. O.
Lorimcr a few days last woek-Miss AL
bina NJ Howard of Franklin Falls. y. H.,
is tho guest OF her mother. Mrs. T.. A.
Bartlett. for two wccks-Miss Margaret
Bartlett of Woodstock IL the guest of her
aunt, Mrs J. II. Cull-Mrs. Joseph Bal
lard has returned from a weeks visit with
friends on the island.-Tho Rev. William
Clark and family are guests of his par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. c. w, Clark-Mrs
G. NJ. Austin, who has been passing a
week with her mother and sisters in
stowe, returned to her home Monday.-
Mrs Eliza Wood and family returned
Monday from their outing at Camp Rich,
Fred Wood went Monday night to De.
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raigncd before Justice Frank u. Graves
and given a hearing. II was brought out
that Provost and his wife. who have
both passed 80, have been married hut n
short time she being his second affinity.
Mrs. Provost told the court that Provost
was always more or less intoxicated and
seldom donated to the support Of the
house. or children who were his. Tho
complaint was the outcome of n little
alteration which they had Monday even
ing Provost came homo in half drunken
state and started to break UP the do
ncstic happiness Of the household. Mrs.
Provost testified that Provost kicked and
beat her about tho head and body and
pulled her hair. Justice Graves found
the respondent guilty and sentenced him
TO pay n fine of so and costs of s1o.0S, or
the alternate sentence of 126 days in the
House of Correction at Rutland. Provost
is making an effort to raise The money
but it is doubtful if he succeeds
The street department. under tho super
vision of Superintendent William Dcvino,
is making good progress on the new side
walk on Maletts Bay avenue. rho en-
tire foundation is being rebuilt, fully
three-fourths being completed A new
railing is also being placed in position
and the surface of the walk will he
raised about foot from the roadway
and the top laid with cindcrs. Outside
off the surface water and avoid future
washouts.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Dolhaye have gone
to New York. where they sailed yesier-
day on the La Touraino for Rheims,
France. They will attend tho commence
ment exercises of II college there from
which their daughter graduates, July 2s.
After three months visit ut various
points they will probably return 10 this
country.
Miss Mabel Ware of Norgonnes is
spending few days in the village as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Labargc.
Misses Carrie and Josephine Brown
have returned from n few days stay at
their home in Montpelier.
Miss Georgiana Devino wont Yesterday
to Swanton for few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Tetrcault
Miss Ida Nilrnaire has returned from
Montpelier. whore sho visited friends the
past fow days.
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crs generally commenced hnying this week.
Henry Green of New York city came
homo here last Sunday morning for a
weeks vacation. he has an important
position in one of the largest stores In
New York. He Is the guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Grccn.-Miss Somers of
Ferrsburgh and recent graduate OF the
y. V. NJ. Is tho guest of the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Treat. Miss Emma Richardson. a re-
cent graduate of the T.. V. NJ. will spend
season with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson.-Mr and Mrs. Thomp-
son and mother from Worcester, Mass,
VIII reside at Maple Inn Mr.. Thompson
mas an important position in the under
wear factory.-Mr and Mrs. Butler Fir
man and three children from Chicago are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Rhodes. Mr..
firman and brother of Boston gave the
memorial window in the new church In
honor of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
flrinan.-Mrs. L. A. Winslow has return
ed homo after an absence of several weeks
in Lebanon, N. H.. whore she has buried
her brother after q brief illness of Bright s
a
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Master Ray Chamberln and sister,
Eiida OF Richmond are visiting at Mrs,
H. II Gorton' s.--Mastor Rolla Sargent
gave party to his young friends We'd
nosday afternoon il being his Sth birth
Gay Refreshments II lee cream and cake
were servcd.-At the ball game Saturday
hetween Bristol and Huntington. The
aamc WAS won by the Bristol boys scores
standing 6 to s,-Mr. and Mrs stephen
Narney OF Randolph visited ut -. r.
Hanks the first of tho Week.-Mrs.. Cath
crime Beaha OF Lincoln and daughter.
Mrs. ID. V. Hanks of Nasnua. n. H.. are
the guests OF Mrs Beanes daughter, Mrs.
v. X. Sargent and son. Frank Beanc.--
MISS Carrie Small of Jericho visistod her
uncle .B. Small. last week.-Mrs.. John
toodenough and children of Montpelier
are guest at the home of her father
ihomas ihillips.-Mary. daughter of Mr.
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ESSEX CENTER.

During recent thunder storm lightning
struck the barn Of c. a. Nichols, passing
down the roof tearing off the shingles
thence down post setting on fire some
hay, but Mr. Nichols who happened to be
inside smothercd the fire without farther
damagc.-The large new barn on the farm
of the Essex Classical Institute is nearing
complotion.-M Nellie Hunt Martin is
improving from an operation at tho Mary
Fletcher disqualification s. Brand has
returned to Lynn, Mass after spending
short vacation with his parents.-Gcorgc
Pease, who has been engaged as civil Gu
gineer in South America. is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Dygort.
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JERICHO.

The Rev. +, T., Herrck of Milton
preached in the CONGREGATIONAL Church
S'lhdhy.-Mrs. s. c. Paige of st. Adams
came last week for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edna Iercival and Miss Carrie
Percival start Thursday for Cortland,
Ohio, whore they will visit Mrs. Frank
EVans-Mrs. r, II. McGinnis has re-
turned from several weeks visit in
Minnesota. Mrs, Ellen Pcrcival is visit
lng her sister, Mrs. tornelia Beach in
burlington miss Madge Rood is taking
months vacation from her duties witt,
the Essex Publishing company.-The
frame barns of Irving Gleason were
struck by lightning during the storm
tuesday evening and burned. Tho horse
Darn was saved but four cows and two
calves were burneJ
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

Kate H. McGrath came Wednesday
morning from New York for two weeks
visit with her parents. Mr. ana Mrs Fat
rick McGrath.-Thomas G. Ross suffered
partial shock last Monday, which is
beheV"d to have been sunernduced by
the intense heat on that 1av.-iIcnry
Rrowen from Rhode Island is visiting at
Frank Marrow Arthur J Cavanaugh
was taken suddenly and Violently i'll last
Monday and for Il time his life was Dies
pared Of but he IS now thought to be
improving -Edvari Doom has gone to
Providence. Il. l., for the summon. Fred
S Brown Of Poston visited his father, y.
j. lroWn. last week
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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added to the parsonage fund.-Capt.
George c. Martin and Mrs. Martin of
Fort Lcavenworth, Kansas, are guests at
his brothers. Carlos Martin s.-Miss Lii
Ian Baker of Cambridge, Mass, has re-
turned to her home after a short visit at
the Martin House. --Cassius Wicker and
family of New York have returned and
opened their house for the summer
Misses Anna Allen and Josephine Kings
land have returned from visiting friends in
Pawlct.Mrs. William Newton and family
of Hubbardton, Mass, are at NJ. Il.
Aliens for the summcr.--Thc w. ~. G. l..
will meet at the church parlors on Friday
afternoon, July Is.
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1incton last Sunday, after spending the
past week with relatives in this town.
Miss Lena Forbes of Williston recently
visited Miss Alice 1sham and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Forbos.--II II. RILEY and
daughter. Marguerite, were in Essex, ~.
", last Saturday.--O. w. Isnam has
about recovered from the recent severe
attack of rheuma tlsm.--E. u. Isham Is
again confined TO his house. having a
malaria fever MIR. and Mrs. G. ID. lsham
have returned from visiting relatives in
I'nderhill.
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and Mrs. Clark Charles, died Friday
morning with spinal meningitis. The
funeral was attended from the church
Sunday Mt ono o'clock. The Rev. A. ID.
Munn oihcia'cd with O. IT. Ellis in charge
Mr. Charles's people have the sympathy
of all In their hnrp1 Nnmonf
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EVANSVILLE

William Ia liins, wife ana children went
to Lincoln Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of his 'thcr, Mrs Joseph UaSkins.
she has been ,rcat sufferer with can
GER. Mrs, f0shns formerly lived hero.
Sh" was "A kin AND loving friend and
noisnbor, ever l, dv and willing to attend
i'll sickness. Sh. will Ice missed here