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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mecusker are in
Los Angeles
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

The Little Falls high school basket
ball team defeated the Brainerd team
Saturday night at the opera house in
this city, 15 to 8. The local team
outclassed the visitors and played well
together. Anderson showed himself
exceedingly fast. Getchel and Frazer
and Collins were not far behind.
There was a dance after the game.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

Mrs Geo. Keller returned from
Park Rapids. s~r
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

: F. A. Lindbergh and r. W. Lyon
were at Royalton Monday. j.
DR.. J. B Hoist was called to Lake
Benton: to perform an operation.
W. 3 Crawford. connected with a
wooden mill concern of Barron, Wis. ,
was In the city looking over prospects
for q mill here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

Ernest Warren. for some years al
Nebagamon, Wis. will be. chief en-
gineer Of the Scanlon mill. Mr.. War
rem is q son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Warren and formerly lived here. III
Ia visiting his parents this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

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2RllEPoR or oUErY t,FF1cERs
FOR 1903. Rz 355.#S

ha report Of the county officers for
1905 have been filed. They are = fol-
lows E
Butler, auditor. cal Il.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22

A. G.. BONHUS,
Attorney for Assignee,
Twin Valley, Minnesota.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski Valley, villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passun,psic, Along Otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by Spe.
cial Correspop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLERURY.

The annual town reports have been is
sued and have been mailed to the tax
payers of the town and they show that
the grand list of the town is Sl9,2l3.i4 and
that the amount to be raised by tax is
Sll.99.3S. 1t is estimated that ii will re-
quirc tax of 20 cents on the dollar to
meet the expense of the year
Mrs. X. j. Wright who has been ailng
for some time. died at her home at Wcy-
brodge hill Thursday at the age of 81
years. The funeral was held Saturday
at D. m. ana the Rev. II. W. Thompson
of Brandan ofriciatcd.
f.. Il. Stone while posting bills Frday y
morning in the large window of DR.. /.
Stcarns : drug store, made II nsstep and
went against the window smashing the
large plate glass. Mr. Stone escaped
without injury.
Edward Buttolph and F.. T.. Rich have
formed a partnership and will open a
grocery and boot and shoe store in the
room recently vacated by a. Calhoun n
Son. They expect to get started about
the middle of March.
C. p Gipson died at the home of Horace
Elmer. in the east part of the town Sun
day night, at the age of So years. He is
survived by two sons, George NJ. of this
town and Frank Gipson of ontario. Can
ada. lie was formerly a prominent man
in Salisbury.
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HARDWICK.

The union temperance meeting was held
in the Congregational Church Sunday
evening and it WAS very largely attended,
very interesting address WIS givon by
the Roy. Guy Lamson of Montpelier and
remarks were made by the Rev j. H.
Waldron, the Rev. II. j.. Ward and the
Rev j. y. Dixon, pastors of the churches
here. Special music was rendered by a
quartctte composed of Mrs. iiolton and
Mrs Brown and NWsSrs. George HOyt and
Ross with Mrs. Paqucttc at the organ
c. w. Foster. who has been i'll for several
days, does not seem to improve and
Mrs. Perlcy Shattuck and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith are receiving congratula-
lions over the arrival of sons in their fam
ily.-Ar and Mrs. George tloyt left Tues
day for Springfield, Mass, where they
expect to remain for two weeks Mrs. A.
o. Titus, who was called to Wagner
Indian Territory, by the illness of her
sister several weeks ago, returned home
Saturday COMMISSIONING To n delay in
trains Russell H. Convict was not able
to reach here until Friday evening to
give the lecture which was announced
| for Thursday evening. His lecture was
"lleroism of Private Life" and was OK
| ceedingly interesting. This WAS the fourth
| time Mr.. Conwell has lecturcd before the
people Of Iiardwick. Mrs. Conwell accom-
panied him hcre.-Mrs. C. c. Stewart Is
confined to the house by illness.-The
ladies of the Methodist Church served
dinner at the vestry Tuesday. Harvey
| Burnap of Montpelier has purchased the
store In Herseyville Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Fl.
| iiersey. Mr.. Rurnap expects to run a
mercantile business.--A social was given
by the Juvenile Templars in their rooms
Saturday afternoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Susan Wright and Miss Elizabeth
have returned from Rutland and opened
their house.-Miss Jessie Lane Of Corn
wall Is visiting her sister, Mrs Leslie
Withercll.-Monday, Feb. - the Hands
Cove Chapter ID. a, r., gave IL Martha
Washington reception to their gentlamon
friends at the home of the Chapter Re
gent, Mrs G, N North. About 81 were
prcsent.-Tucsday Feb. . Was gentle
mans night in the Moravian club, when
they also entertained the Orwell Fort
niEhtlyand their gentlemen friends. About
C. were prcscnt-Miss Nellie rottingham
has returned from visit In the southern
part OF the State.-Mr. and Mrs. r. /;
Douglas II. A. Holmes and others at.
tended the farmers meeting in Bridport
Wednesday,
Grant S Baldwin of Bridport has sold
| his farm to Edwin u. Myrick and pur-
| chased the CodwOrth farm of j. n
Stickney. He expects to move to town
about April 1.--There was large at
tendance at the open Grange meeting
Friday night.-A. NJ Smith Is moving
to II. II. Preblc's house .--PostmaVte Ell
| Dickinson Of Benson spent Sunday with
| his SON. John.--'rhe wind on Sunda,
filed the east and west roads full.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
VERGENNES.

Mrs. S. a. Eurnham left Wednesday for
California, where she will join her hus-
band and, If pleased with the country,
they will make their future home there.
Her nephew. Harry Taber. accompanied
her ana VIII enter a school there.
News has been received of the death
at NORTHAMPTON, Mass, of William Jones,
former resident of this city
A young child of Mr. and Mrs. William
Goodae is i'll with small pox The house
and family. consisting of eleven persons,
are under quarantine.
a Sunday school rally was held in the
Congregational Church Thursday evening
under the direction of the Addison Coun-
ty Sunday School association. and con-
Quoted by the field secretary. the Rev.
rescntatives of the BAPTIST. CONGREGATION
al and Methodist Sunday schools were
present l.. G. Whitford. president of the
county association. presided. After the
opening song service there WAS confer
ence upon the question What Docs our
School Most Nced?" participated in by
superintcndentS, teachers and scholars
from each Of the Sunday schools. The
field secretary summed up the points
brought out in the discussion. Then Mr..
Fuller presented the advantages of town
ship association. III" Rev. II. A. Wood
discussed "rhe Relation of the Church
Member to the Sunday School" The
round table was an interesting part of
the evenings exercises. This was con
Quoted by Mr.. Fuller. The following
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
RICHMOND.

The delivery of mail on route No. >. J.
\. Richardson carrier, will commence
April |. according to instructions-W O.,
Vincent of Champlain, \. Y. is moving
his family to burlington. where he eX-
poets in the near future to locate. Henry
A. Eesctt is very Ill with small chances
for his recovery.-M Julia brown died
At her home Tuesday morning. The day
that President Harrison was here her
husband, G. Is. Brown, had a stroke Of
paralysis. He died about two years ago
and was never able to do amy labor after
that time, His Wife. some five years ago,
had stroke of paralysis and she never
fully recovered She leaves an adopted
son, Horace, who is heir to her estate. 80
The Ala Circle of Kings Daughters Will
meet next Friday afternoon at the vostry
of the congregational Church. Charles
Allen, who has carried on the Daniel
McGarghan farm the past year has moved
to the Lawrence farm in Hmesburgh -
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McGarghdn VIII
carry on the McGarghan farm.-Mrs. l..
Whitney of Troy. ~ y. has been called
here on account of the serious illness or
her mother, Mrs. Thomas I-eonord Tho
meeting of the l., NJ. Smiley circle or
Kings Daughters WAS held Wednesday AT
the vcstry of the Univcrsalist Church. 80
Arthur llcrby is assisting in the depot in
the absence of &. f.. Besctt, who is as
sisting in care of his brother Henry Bcs-
sott-A letter from !. II. Goodwin says
he and Mrs. Goodwin are at Grove han,
Cressant City. Florlda. He says ne is
gaining in health and strength The mer-
curry ranges from 20 to SO degrees and it
seems like June weather. Mrs. Ann Nor
Ton has gone to Fair Haven to visit her
son. who is living with his uncle, b. ii,
Norton.-Dr. &. A. Averill has rented a
house in Waterbury and moved there.
lie has rented an office here in Norton S
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

&C. N. Hayden was in st. Adams Sum
DAY returning Monday afternoon. Tho
winter term of the graded school closed
Friday with exescises in thu evening at
Grand Army hall.--Mrs T. G. Whitcoinb
was at home last week from Brattlebjrd
where she has been with MIR. Whitcomh
for the past two months -R Metcali
has given up his place on the railroad
and Will work for Mr.. jackson in Cam.
bridge this son.-Thc Essex Junction
Dramatic club presented the play "Mr
Bob" at G. A. +. hall Thursday evenin,
TO fuIl houses. s Bingham of Fair
Tar was in town Saturiay .--Mrs. Gecr,y,
Mcbr1de or colchester was the guest OF
charles Mcbride Friday The store o,
II. W.Cirace was broken into one night
recently ana a quantity of cigars AMI
tobacco token.-A daughter was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. slater Fehy 2-Lcvl
Cush,ng has rented his farm to Ottd
Dingler and will rovo to the village.
Many from this village attended thu
Temperance meeting at the center Mon.
day evening.
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CORNWALL.

a town Sunday school rally will be
held in the congregational chapel on
Friday, March 4. commencing at 10 Il.
IN. There will be "A morning and an af-
tcrnoon session and all the people of
the town are cordially invited to attend.
The Rev. f.. NJ. Fuller, state secretary
of the Vermont sunday school conven-
ton. will address the meeting. y bas-
ket lunch and coffee will he served
The meeting of the Agricultural asso-
citation held at the town hall passed off
successfully. \ good number were. in at
tendance and all seemed to enjoy tn" day.
Very little disturbance was made in
town meeting IN Cornwall this year. only
one change was made in the school board,
+. II. Warner being succeeded 10y T. +.
-. Matthcws-Dr. T. o. Porter. who has
been on the sick list. is now conNaesccnt.
Several members of the local Grange at
tended the meeting in Middlebury on Fri
I1N tVculnt last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
UNDERHILL CENTRE.

Martin Flanucry. who has been i'll all
winter. is reported as little better
Thomas Wimblk and George Forsythe arr
seriously ill--Charlcs Dorr of Troy, NJ Y,
is visiting his SITTER, Mrs Lawrence
l'a1an.-H. H. Smith of burlington is
visiting his brother, Henry Smith.-David
Murray Of Bristol visited last week at
Edward FiLsimmons' s.-Thc funer ni
the late Arthur Mullen was held at st
Thomas Church last Saturday morning
the Rev Father rherion officiating. The
interment WAS in st. Albans-Danie
Sh-ehan of Rutland is visiting Mrs. Den
mis- Ryan, his aunt.-A young daughter
OF George W. E'itzsirlmons fell on the
ire recently. dislocatinG her knec.-A child
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Slater
last week WodnesGav.-S. II. Wright has
moved to Stowc.--J II. Atkinson has
rented his farm to Thomas Irish aud vii
work for l. =. Brush tho coming seAson
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Carr are visiting
friends in NOrthf1eld. Mrs. G. w. Barber
has returned to her home after spending
several weeks at her SON s.--Mr. Blanch-
ard Of Ferrisburgh has moved to the
Ezra Dixie farm.-Ira Barber Is homo
with his family for a. time.-Mr. Kelton
has moved to Lncoln.--Cora Barber Is
recovering from the scarlet fever--Mrs.
George Sprigg Of New Haven visited Hat
tie Mclean last wcek.--Thc Rev. f. M.
Fuller. field secretary of tho International
Sunday School association, held a very
interesting meeting at the Baptist Church
on February GA select whist party has
recently been formed. The hext meeting
is TO be at Waldo Clark's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Smith and little son started for their
home In Benton Harbor, Mich, on Feb.
ruary q. They viii stop at White Creek.
N. Y. and visit Mr.. and Mrs. Everest.
Mrs. Smiths sister. They have spent some
time here with Mrs Smiths parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Elmcr.-Mrs. Ernest
Southard has returned from a three
weeks visit with her parents in Randolph.
Mabel Hire 1t at William Noonan's
for the SUMMERTIME dance on Friday
evening was II success.-George Noonan
and Grue Bodette have been working the
sasolcnc engine and wood saw belonging
to kufus Nuonan in the west part of the
town and as they were moving the saw
they tipped over and both were injured
quite badly. Bodctte received cash on
his knee and Noonan one on tho calf Of
his leg. DR.. Willard dressed the wounds
and they are doing we'll but will be laid
up for II timc.-Ii. W. Spoonors family
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs II. D. Hoffnagle Of Ticonderoga,
N. Y. slipped and fell on the railroad
track at New Haven Junction Wednes-
day night, dislocating her elbow and
breaking one bone In an arm. She came
to attend the funeral of her brothers in
FAINT daughter. Charlotte Hoffnagle
is visiting friends in Silver Lane. Conn
j. +. Rowley is home from Burlington.
sick with the grip. w. Kingsley
OF the U. V. NJ, Is spending few days
at his home--F. II. Brooks OF Anthony,
Kan. former resident visited friends
In town recently.--Mr and Mrs. w. o.
Wheeler en- crtained the NewHaven Whist
club Friday evening and Mrs. G. E.
Kingsley are visiting in Dristol.-S. ID.
toud returned from an extended trip
through the South Thursday.-M Will
lam Garrow is visiting relatives in Ferris
trub
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
HUNTINGTON.

The funeral Of Charles Martin was held
from the church here Saturday afternoon.
A large concourse Of people gathered
to pay their last tribute of respect to one
who had been reared among them and
who was respected by all. The Rev.
MIR. Harris OF Monkton was the officiat-
ing clergyman. under whom Mr.. Martin
was converted "a few years ago since.
His wife and three young children have
the heartfelt sympathy OF this conn
munity. Besides them ne leaves an aged
father and mother and two brothers
William of Jericho and Bert Martin OF
this town.-Miss lla Williams of Rich
mond Ia with her aunt Mrs. G.. NJ. Nor
ton.-'rhe ladies cleared about Slb OF
town meeting day. serving dinner at the
hall.-Mrs. W. w. Benway Will entertain
the Kings Daughters March l6.--Mrs
Sarah Sherman is with Mrs. Prindle In
Charlotte Norton and Johnson open the
N1nrp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
NEW HAVEN.

The pupils attending the primary de-
pnrtment of the graded school whose
standing for the winter term in all studies
and in department was s. or more
are named in the following list:
A class, l.ucius Barrow o. Gertrude
Brown SO Leo COurscy 80 Fordycc Devoid
70, Laura DuprH 81, Jane Lawrence s.,
Carrie Morrill, ~, Harold Mcneil 81. Ray
mond Paitch o. Lizzie Belle Santau 80,
Ward Whalcn %, kittic Merrill o. Melvin
Preston 81, & class, Elijah DIvignon 30
isabelle Fortune 49, Albert Rule %. Marie
Ann baVignon - Ethan Davignon 90, Mil
dred Ilotuaslr AG, Harlan Palmer e6,
Tauln" Partch %, Edith Guy 81. c class.
Harold Brown %, Grace Duprc %, Lloyd
Guy &c, Arlita stow o..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
EAST CHARLOTTE.

y handsome chandelier has been recon.
ly placed in the Baptist Church a gilt
from Mrs. Mary Alexander and r. n.
Converse William Cleveland ana hiy
family, who have been visiting in town.
returned Monday to their home in HUNT
ington.-Homcr Fonda and his family an |
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Beers attended thu
funeral of Mr. Fonla'e father in FERRIS
burEh Thursday the ?jth.-rhe condition
of Mrs. Ellen Ilorsford, who has beer
seriously i'll with pneumonia. was report 81
as somewhat improved last week. although
sh" is SIN very feeble.--'fhc Ladies' Aid
society of the Baptist Church served
luncheon at the store town netting day,
TUESDAY, March l-Elenry Putnam il
lurGhoon at the store town meeting day
~ Rich and daughter spent Saturday
night at Or. Narneys. returning 20 their
home in Burlington Sunday afternoon
Cyrus Pringlc of Burlington was in town
Thursday visiting George +. Prindlc and
family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
LINCOLN.

The oyster supper for the benefit of the
Rev. NJ. a. Haines Thursday evening
was largely attended, lm persons being
present. The receipts OF tho evening were
Sol FIN literary and musical pro-
Gramfnc MS carried outs. i. Sargent
* very sick with pneumonia. -ticorgc and
Harry Morgan went to Warren Friday
for two days visit.-Iioward Sargent
and clyde Rock have gone to Massa-
chu5etts looking for work
The Aid society cleared so from the
dinner and sale Tucsdty.-S. j. Sargent
is improving. His sister. Mrs. Lois Clark
is assisting in the care of him.-Nlrs l..
e. Balm visited relatives in Burlington
last wcek,-]cdmund Kelton has moved
into Charles kinsley's tenement house
and will work for Mr.. Kinslcy the COM
ing wear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
HANCOCK.

The Hancock Dramatic club played to
II fair crowd saturday evening. The act
ing was very good considering they We're
all bcSinn. rs.-rhc ladies of the Olive
Branch VIII meet with Mrs. ELIAS Clafiin
March ., at y. m,-Alfred Ward has
gone toshs home in New York State for
IA short Visit.-charlcs Rainboth is sick
with pneumonia and his mother is here
from New York caring for him--Mrs.
Richard lSoyd.n is on the sick list,
j. Robinson got his hand hurt badly the
other day while trying to fix some ma
chinprN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
WEYBRIDCE.

Charles Child of New York is spend
ing a two weeks vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Child.-rhe
c. r. society of the Congregational
Church sent the following named dele
gates to the convention at Nergcnnes
last saturday. Dewey Smith. Edward Cul-
Yer, Elmer Wright and Miss Lettic Nc
Murtry-B"rt Sturtevant has purchased
the Halo place. The Ladies' Aid Of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs. Mckin-
ley last Wcdncsda Mrs. McGrath of
Mincvillc. n. y. is with her daughter,
Airs. Grant SturtcvAnt. for a few days
Emma. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mis-. Grant Sturtovnnt. died very sud
denly on Thursday morning of last week
of heart failure. following an attacl, Of
the grip. aged two years. Funeral services
were held ut the home at eleven oclock
on Saturday. the Rev. Alexander Mckin-
Icy officiating. The interment was
at Maple Grove ccmetery.-L C..
S,urtevant of ricondcroga. y. Y.
was in town last week to attend
the funeral of his little granddaughter,
Mrs. Ruth Wright. widow of Daniel G.,
Wright. died ut her home near the mont
ment on Thursday morning of last week
after a long and painful Illness from :,
complication of diseases finally resulting
in tuberculosis. Mrs. Wright was a
woman oi many sterling qualities and he
fore disease laid its blighting hand upor
her. active and efficient in church and So
cial life. She had been for many years
member of the Methodist Church of this
place. Funeral services were held at he,
late home on Saturday afternoon. the Rev
Il. l.. Thompson of Brandon. a former
pastor, Olllcid ting, assisted by the Rev. y
NJ lNinley and the Rev. w. w. Smith, ano
She WITS laid to rest in Maple Grove GENE
terry by the side of her husband, who dice
several years ago. Mrs. Wright leave;
one daughter, Miss Sadie. who has faith
fully cared for her through her protractet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03
UNDERHII.L.

Arthur Mullen. an OLD respected citizen
of thi, town died at his home in the
village Thursday Of pneumonia. funeral
services were held Saturday morning at
ST. Thomas church and interment was at
St Adams Sunday exaniina
tions are being held this week. Wednes-
day and Thursday at the graded school
rooms-Arthur Nay of Boston was in
town Sunday.-Mr. Martin has a brother
from Pittsheld Visiting him Mr. j. II.
Grant is the guest of Mr., and Mrs
Whipple. Gould Wilder has gone tc
Burlington where he has employment.
James Barrett and F. Teddy have been
drawn to serve AZ jurors at the Marcel
term of court. APPROPRIATIONS are beng
made to start the steam mill next week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-03

questions which were asked Indicate the
scope of the round table: How DO you
Dispose of the Review Sunday" us the
blackboard Practicnl?" How Should II
BE Used?" ''What IL the best Way to
Increase Regular Weekly Attendance and
Offerings?" How Can We Induce Scholars
to Study Their Lessons Before Coming
to the Sunday SCHOOL," Several other
questions were asked and all we're dis
cusscd in an interesting manner. Mr..
Fuller Is making a tour of Addison co,in-
ty, visiting every town. He has just COM
plcted such a tour OF Rutland county. and,
after finishing this work In this county,
goes at once to Lamoilie county.
The city report for the fiscal year end
ing February !, 1e04. Is now In the hands
Of the voters OF this city. The report
shows that II cost sl.7Ss.43 less to run the
city the last year than the preceding year.
'rhc city poor account shows II decrease
of $sOs27 while the police account shows
an increase of S2s1.30.
Carlos plude shot fox near the Bur-
roushs hill Saturday.
Friday as Mrs. HofYnage was leaving
a car at New Haven Junction she slipped
and fell. putting her elbow out of Joint
Mrs. Hotfnasle. who is resident of New
| \ orls State, is "a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson of New Haven. and
was on her way to attend the funeral Of
her niece.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs William Cotey of this city.
T.. l.. Devoid has purchased the Horny
! Larosc farm in Monltton.
| Garrett Courcy. an aged and well known
| farmer, died at his home in Panton Sun
day night irons cancer, aged ~ years. He
| Is survived by u wife. one son, Edward
| of Panton. one daughter. Mrs. John
| ODonnell of Worcester. Mass. ono broth
| or. Richard CourCy Of Bristol and two
sisters, Mrs. Margaret Grace and Miss
Johannah Courcy of Burlington. The fiji
| neral WAS held at st Peters Church In
this city Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock.
IT. ;. Marshall of Addison has recently
imported about 20 registered Oxfor;
sheep. which, it is reported, he will show
| at the fairs next fall
| G. j.. Jackson has sold his ycArlins Dur
ham bull calf which he has been advertis
| ing in the Free Press to 1linesDurgh par
/ ties.
Saturday while Helen and her young
brother. Roy. children of Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Burroughs were coastng. Helen
who WAS steering, fell off and Roy, not
being able to control the sled. was pitch
ed into "a wire fence. sustaining a severe
cash on one eyelid and receiving Other
bad scratches about the face.
| The well that G.. l.. jackson is having
drilled on his farm is now IS feet deer
but a satisfactory flow of water has not
vet been reached.