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LADDSDALE.

Laddsdale, June 27.-Mrs. Hannah
home of Mr.. Jenkins parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Sackerson, on washington
street last Wednesday.
Robert D. Williams, of Lucas has
secured work in mine No. 2 as timber
man.
Joseph Pool, superintendent Of the
mines, was business caller in Eldon
last Wednesday.
w. P. Ames, of Harding county, was
business caller in town last week.
James Harlem, CT Eldon. registered at
the Hinkle house on Washington street
last Wednesday.
James Nevin, of Keb, was a business
caller in town Monday
John Evans was business caller in
Eldon last Thursday.
Mrs w. A. Jenkins returned to her
home In Keb Thursday, after a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington street
F. r. Fleagle, of New London, reg
istrered at the Hinkle house Friday.
Mr.. Fleagle is a retired farmer. He
mas Travelled over a large portion Of
Southern Iowa and says all Indications
lead to good all around crop Mr.
Fleagle is well impressed with the
Soou IoduS movement now DelnS agl-
tated in Iowa.
Lewis Roth. of ottumwa, was a
business caller in town last Friday.
w. E. Davis, paymaster for the
Anchor coal company, was in town on
Saturday.
w. E. Evans and r. D. Williams
We're business callers in Eldon on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Truman enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home on Vine street on Friday even
Ing with musical concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven George are en-
Pertaining this week at their home on
Washington street, Walter George, of
Los Angeles, Cal. On Saturday six
brothers met at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Mary George in Eldon
and held a family reunion, it being the
first time the family had all been to !.
gether for eighteen years. Those
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Drakeville. Mrs Morris and her
borther Will Guile of Moulton, drove
to Eldon, where they spent the day
with the family Of E. G. Norris.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Turner Of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah MCGEE.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. ]. HUM and two
children of near Bloomfield are spend
Ing the day here with Mr.. Munn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Mum.
Misses Elma, Alva and Leota Tool
returned to their home in Ottumwa
Tuesday from visit here with
friends.
Joe Proctor of Ottumwa was a Belk-
nap caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Burns spent Sunday with
Drakeville friends.
Miss Alma Orman Of Sherman chap
ell spent Sunday with her counsins, the
Misses Hattie and Ora Thompson.
Mrs. McMains of Jewel county, Kan
sas, visited at this place last week with
her daughter-in-lay, Mrs. Maggie Nc.
Mains.
]. A. Cameron reports the death on
June 8 Of his sister, Sarah Worley
wife of Michael Worley, at her home
near Eskridge, Wabanese county, Kan.
sas. She was the daughter of John and
Jane B. Cameron and lived in this
county in its early history. She was
aged sc years, / month and 20 days.
Miss Songer of Bloomfield spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Abe
Burns.
Misses Hattie and Ora Thompson
spent Saturday in Bloomfield.
Rev. H. E. Butler announced yes
terday that there would be no preach
Ing service here next Sunday, on &C
coupnt of the quarterly meeting ser
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cHlLDREN's DAY.
Interesting Entertainment Last Sun
day at Zion Church. y

Hazel Dell, June 27-Last Sunday
Children's day was observed at the
Zion NJ. E. church with an appropriate
program. Following is the program:
Organ and cornet duet-Inez and
Dale Truitt.
Song-"All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name congregation.
Trio-"Going Through With Jesus
Pearl Hollingsworth, Inez and Dale
Truitt.
song-..If You Have His Love Within
YOU choir.
"Children's Day" Grace
Leonard.
Responsive reading.
Neutrality-suspicious." Ethel Rice.
Song-"Little Pilgrims" by four
children.
Recitation-"What Can Dor
Verna Ramsey.
Recitation-"Do Not Forget?" Edna
Mendenhall.
Dialogue-"What Can 1 Do?" verna
and Nerle Ramsey.
.Duet-"Precious Word" by Misses
Della Smith and Pearl Hollingsworth
accompanied on cornet by Dale Truitt
Recitation-"Holines Laura Howk
ecitation-"Victory," Bertha Rice
Son-"Sunshine," Verne and Verle
Ramsey.
Recitation-Edith Hawkins.
Recitation-Edith Rice.
Recitation-Verle Ramsey.
Recitation-"Will There be Room ir
Heaven?" Emma Abraham.
Song-"My Little Evening Prayer,
May and Pearl Hollingsworth.
Recitation-"The Prayer Meeting
Miss Inez Truitt.
Song-"My Saviours Love-"
Recitation-Vera Davis.
Recitation-"A Voice from the Poor
House." Lydia Nelson.
Collection.
Closing song--"Just a Little"
c. c. Cockerill and family were fish
ine in big Soap Creek last Thursday
Miss Jessie Adcock Of Illinois, is
visiting with her aunt. Mrs. Wesley
Leonard.
Jaseph Engle, wife and little son,
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SALEM.

Salem, June 27-Salem will have a
grand celebration on the Fourth of
July. Music by the band, orations,
amuseme etc, will attract a large
crowd to this beautiful town on indie.
pendence day.
~ Rev. Mr.. Brown will address the
people at the Congregational church
tonight.
Rev. w. G. Hubbard will give tenn.
perance lecture at the Congregational
church Sunday evening, July 2.
j.. N. Hawkins has completed his
brick plant.
Rev. w. G. Hubbard will hold union
services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock
The Willing Workers society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will give
an ice cream social in the park We'd
nesday evening of this week.
Mrs. Rault, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Rock, has
returned to her home at West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones recently
entertained their niece, Miss Gladys
Foster of Odds.
Twenty-six young people of Salem
had jolly time at Big Spring one ev.
ening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Salber greeted
Salem friends last week. They were
en- route from ST. Louis to Creston,
where they will locate.
Mrs. M. d. K. Weimer and Miss Ivah
Shampnoi came from Fairfield Monday
and remained until Wednesday visiting
relatives. Mrs. John Weimer accom-.
panied her daughter-in-law on her re.
turn home.
Mrs. Rebecca Matthews is enjoying
a visit with her grandson, Paul Grew,
from Creighton, Neb.
Rev. e. P. Kitchener is the chosen
minister for the Friends church.
|, Methodist Episcopal quarterly meet.
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BUNCH.

Bunch, June 2s.-Elder Ed Hastings
filled his regular appointment at the
Pleasant Hill church last Sunday at 8
p. M, and there were baptism services
after the sermon.
John Morrison and wife and Geor.
Collins and family all visited at the
parental ]. T. Morrison home last
Sunday.
F. E. Jones and family visited at the
Gregg Burkhart home last Sunday.
Hubert Kinsinger delivered a load of
wool to Bloomfield one day last week
that weighed 1855 pounds and sold for
20 cents pound.
The pony show at this place Satur-
day night was well attended.
Cutting rye, blowing corn and plant
Ing corn is still in progress in this To-
cality.
Robert Cavins and wife were in
Bunch on business Saturday.
B. E. Coop left for Kansas last
Wednesday, where he expects to re-
main for some time.
Mrs. Martha Downing, south of town
is very sick at present.
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LIBERTYvILLE.

Libertyville, June 27.-G. w. Rich
ards and wife of Ottumwa, came to
this place Thursday morning and are
guests at the home of Mr.. Richards
brother, ]. H. Richards.
Oscar Swanson is putting new roof
on his residence.
Miss Nellie Warner went to Richland
Tuesday evening to visit her brother.
Rola Warner.
Mrs. R. T. wray and children. of
Ottumwa, visited at the home of H. D
Davis last week.
Mrs. Sarah Blair has been quite
sick
Master Paul Rowlingson had birth
day one week ago Saturday, and in the
evening a number of his friends came
In to help him celebrate. Refreshments
were served and all had a pleasant
time.
Phillip. Shores, of Woodstock, ILL.,, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Yomans.
Stewart Laughlin and family drove
to Fairfield Friday.
Rev. c. Springer preached at Bona
parte,. Bentonsport and Vernon last
Sabbath.
Misses Frances Green and Edna
TroXwell, of Burlington, are visiting
at the home of Mr.. Rankin.
Mrs. Mayme Watkins and Miss Cora
day.
Mrs. John Whitlock has a sister Wis
iting at her home
Farmers are rushing their corn
blowing.
Rye harvest has begun in earnest.
Mrs. Emma Smith and children, of
Kansas City, are visiting with friends
here. Mrs. Smiths maiden name was
Albright and Libertyville was former
ly her home.
Mrs. Daisy Grim, whose former
name was Pancoast, came to Liberty
vile Friday evening to visit friends.
Wisecarver Bros. passed through
this place Friday on their way to Ell
don with two car loads of horses.
Miss Emma Lewis and her mother
were in Fairfield Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ross returned
from Ohio Friday evening, after bury
ing Mr.. Ross father.
Walter Baker, of Los Angeles Calf.
spent few days in this community
last week gathering UP some short
horn cattle to ship to his ranch in Cal
ifornia. He is also looking after some
French draft young mares and other
stock to take to his ranch in Califor-
MIA.
Mrs. S. c. Ross went to Eldon Sat
urday on the Rack Island, returning in
the evening.
George Rollett, of Little Falls, Min
nesota, reached Libertyville Friday
and is entertained at the Warner
home.
Mrs. Henderson and daughter, of
Batavia, came here Friday to join Mr..
Henderson, who is the Burlington
agent at this place
Isaac Wisecarver. of Fairfield, pass
ed through Libertyville Saturday
morning on his way to Eldon to attend
the horse sales.
Rev. McElhany passed through this
place Saturday on his way to Mt. Zion.
where he preached Sunday.
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vices at Floris He was accompanied
here by Mrs. Butler and little son Har-
vey, and by Mrs. Buffers cousin, Mr..
Worcester of Keokuk, who is spending
a few days with them before leaving
for trip out west. Rev. Butler and
Mr. Worcester favored the congrega-
ton with duet and chorus. Mrs. But
Ter played guitar accompaniment
and assisted in singing the chorus.
An ice cream social under the aus.
pices of the Methodist Episcopal
church was announced for next Friday
evening. Owing to lack of time no
canvassing will be done, but all are
kindly asked to make whatever dona-
ton they can for the social.
The H. A. Stone trained animal
show company drew quite a large
crowd Thursday evening.
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ing was held at Donaldson chapel sun

ing was held at Donaldson chapel Sun
day morning.
Miss Laura Hannah of Farnham,
Neb., is visiting at the homes of w. H.
Collins and Ad Myers.
William Burlington and family left
for Eldon Monday, where they will
visit Mrs. Buffington's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Williamson.
Mrs. Newly is enjoying visit with
her son Clark from Eldorado, Kas.
Mrs Ida Binfore and Miss Jessie
Jones are guests Of relatives at Keo-
kuk.
Miss Fanny McMurray of Burlington
visited her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper
and family several days last week.
Miss Rae Ingrim, who has spent sew
eral months as trimmer in millinery
store at Ozark, Mo-, arrived home
Thursday.
Thursday afternoon Roy Davidson
left his team and buggy in front of the
Bert Matthews home while he went to
the house to interview Mr.. Matthews.
The team, a lively pair of horses, made
a quick run for the livery barn. The
buggy was somewhat damaged.
Mrs. Sailie Black of Cincinnati, Ohio,
arrived Friday for an extended visit
with relatives.
Mrs. L. M. Hartley and Mrs. Henry
James spent Friday at Mt Pleasant.
Rev. j. A. Sinclair drove from Mt.
Pleasant Thursday and stopped at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
Rev. ]. T. Robert will soon sever his
connection with the Congregational
church at this place. He and his wife
will go to Storm Lake, where they will
spend several months resting before
Mr.. Robert enters a new field of work.
Miss Harriet Park of Mt. Pleasant is
caring for Mark Kirkpatrick during her
illness. I'M
Miss Phoebe Stanley is at Danville.
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BELkNAP.

Belknap, June 27.-H. G. Rankin
shipped thirty-five head of cattle to
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Maggie Middleton and children,
Mabel, Ruby and Curtis, left Friday
for Seymour, for visit with Mrs. Mid
dleton's sister, Mrs. Mamie O'Neal and
family.
Misses Floy and Blanche Neighs-
Wonger of Moulton spent Saturday
night here with their aunt, Mrs. Ell
mira Morris and were Joined on Sun
day morning by Miss Allie Morris of
Ottumwa and they in company with
little Miss Orpha Norris spent Sun
day at the Aaron Gray home near
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cHEouEsT.

Chequest, June ga number of
farmers delivered wool at Douds re-
Gently.
DR.. Hereford of Leando, accompan-
led by his daughter, Miss Eva, was a
professional caller in Chequest one day
last week.
R. w. c. Harryman closed a very
successful term Of school near Douds
June 8, with a big picnic and splen-
did program in the afternoon.
Rev. VIM. Heger, of White Elm, fill
ed the pulpit at Union last Sunday at
IL a. m.
Seth Harryman and wife now occu-
Ply their new dwelling.
Miss Rebecca Rambo pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends last
Saturday evening. Ice cream and
cake were served
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rom abroad present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven George, Laddsdale: An

from abroad present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Steven George, Laddsdale; An
drew George, Plana; Jesse George, APP
ranoose. The other brothers live in
Eldon. Mr.. George is engaged in the
gold mine business when at home and
says he is doing well and likes the
country very much. He expects to re-
main in Iowa until fall with relatives
and friends.
Farmers in this locality are busy
with their crops. They all seem to
have great confidence in the Iowa soil
and entertain no fears but what they
will raise a good crop.
Henry James, of Colfax, was in town
a short time last Saturday on bust
ness.
The coal company is making extern
sive improvements at the mines, both
under the ground and on tor
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NEIeHsoRHooD NEWS.
sIeoURNE Y.

Sigourney, June 26-The North
English boys are announced for game
of ball with the Sigourney Monograms
at the ball grounds here tomorrow aft
ernoon. This will be the third game
between these two teams, each hav-
Ing gained one victory.
Eugene Stevens Is still very. low
with dropsy. He Is at the home OF
his sister, Miss Lyde, in the north
part of town, where he was brought
from the Denver, Colo. hospital. Yes
| terday he felt some better than he has
been feeling for the past week, and he
! himself seems to be hopeful Of recov-
cry.
Chas. G. Heninger drove to Martins
(! burg Sunday to the home Of his
mother in-law, who Is quite ILL., Mrs.
/ Henfnger has been with her mother
the past two weeks.
Miss Ella Clark is on the sick list.
e. M. Parker came in from Pring-
hauer Friday evening for visit with
his friends. He expects to stay until
after the Fourth
Albert Schlitz is visiting in Adair
with his brothers, Ed and John Schlitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfannebecker
ARE visiting relatives and friends in
Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Seth Lesan and children
leave for Cedar Rapids today. Mr.. Lee
san Is working at the timers trade
and Cedar Rapids will be their future
home.
Miss Minnie Knowlton left for her
home in Des Moines, after two
weeks visit here with Miss Sue Down
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Dickson are
visiting their parents in Oskaloosa.
The little sixteen months old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Hanlon is
having uqite a serious time with tom
silitis.
Mrs. Melville is i'll at the William
Haslett home.
The postponed program for Child
ren's day exercises was given in the
Baptist church last night to an over
crowded house. The Presbyterian peo-
pie held their evening services early
and dismissed ir time to go and join
the Baptist congregation. Their en-
tertainment was well prepared and
nicely rendered.
Mrs. j. H. Korf and little son are
visiting Mrs. Korf's mother in Delta.
The c., M. & st. P. depot has been
repainted.
Donald Stockman Is visiting his
grandparents in Richland.
Agnes Ritzinger has gone to Water
loo to spend the summer with her sis
ter.
Lee MCCdIlIl mas rSpalIlCeQ his mouse
and put down cement walk.
Misses Adella Priest and Mae Rog-
ers are visiting in Ottumwa.
Lonnie Pfaff and Miss Jessie Loffer
passed through a serious accident on
Sunday afternoon and had the good
fortune to come through unhurt. Mr.
Fhaff has purchased new horse an6
these young people were out buggy
riding to try the animal. They started
for Keota and on the road about hall
way met an automobile. The horse
became frightened, but was controlled
from running by the driver. The
buggy was destroyed, the horse left
with farmer and the automobile
brought the young people to Sig
Quincy
u. G. Cover came down from Kes.
wick in his automobile and spent Sun
day with his old friend, c. X. Need
ham,
The band boys are using the ole
court room for evening rehearsals.
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LEBANON,

Lebanon, June 2s.-Mr. and Mrs. ].
i. Snider was in Keosauqua Friday.
Mrs. Emma Walker, after spending
three weeks in Milton, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson and tins,
OF Leando, and c. P. Wilson and wife,
spent Sunday with Ora Wilson.
Gene Harrison and wife, Ned Harri-
son and wife spent Sunday with Mike
Sadler and family
Elmer Conan and family spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with his
father, John Cowan
Bert Wilson, Eugene hurry and
Eugene Smith We're in town Saturday
Ed Robertson and family. Of Birm-
ingham, visited Saturday and Sunday
with c. H. Johnston
The Ice cream supper given Satur-
day evening at the Methodist Episco-
pal church was success. Between
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Mt. Pleasant Pastor Goes to ENGLAND

dstcr 0oes 70 England.
Mt Pleasant, June II. - Rev.
Thomas Dyall will leave for England
this week to attend the sessions of the
Baptist World conference, which con-
venes at London July IL. He is a
native of England and has not WIS.,
ted that country for many years and
now goes as a delegate to this worlds
congress Ct his church.
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Edward spent Sunday
with Frank

Edward spent Sunday with Frank
Engle and wife.
Mrs. Bertha Dexter and little daugh-
ter, Margaret, visited Friday with Mrs.
Cna Kennedy.
Miss Hessie Leonard and Jim Trav
erse both of Ottumwa, visited Sunday
at the Wesley Leonard home.
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$31 and s32 was realized. At the close
Of the program, Little Thoughtful
Pansies" was given as a tableau by
the infants class.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
CHESTERFIELD.

C. +. Gage OF Athol, Mass, was IN
town few days recently.
Warren II. Butler and Fred Harris
have been In Amherst, Mass, buying
cattle.
Miss Ethel Peabody has been visit
ing Mrs. c. L. Puffer and other
friends.
George Brltton OF Hinsdale is O
welcome guest at Mr., and Mrs. Hub
bards,
Easter exercises will be given NJ
the church sunday evening. All are
invited.
Miss Cordana Presho attended the
NJ. Il. conference at Claremont, n,
H., last week.
N. C. Webb lost a $50 COW recently,
the animal getting choked with dry
meal, We are told.
George Butler OF Hinsdale visited
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Hubbard, last week.
There We're no church services
Sunday, as the pastor, Rev. II. A.
Jones, was attending conference at
Claremont.
Miss Charlotte Spaulding has re-
turned from Keene where she passed
several dhys with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Spaulding,
at Paramount hotel.
Mrs. Fred Holman and daughter,
Margaret. of Royalston, Mass, We're
I'm town a few days last week. Mr..
Feathers will live in their house and
care for garden, etc.
Miss Mary Coombs has returned TO
her school in Jacksonville, VT, after
staying two months at Wares hotel
She made many friends here. Her
place is taken by Miss Madlyn
Stearns of Hinsdale.
Miss Gertie Davis. who is attend
ing the Misses Tilden's private school
at Keene, made a recent visit nj
home on account of the death of the
mother of her teacher. She is board
ing with Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Cressy
and likes her school we'll.
The NJ. E. ladies held their annual
sugar supper at town hall, Wednes-
day evening and although the date
had not been decided until Monday
the attendance and results were
good, nearly SIS being received. Some
were kept away by the rumor that
We're plenty, but only two
light cases have appeared thus far
and no new ones expected. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Hubbard had a handsome
quilt presented TO them by their
friends. 1t was made by Mrs. Jones
and is a beauty and will be highly
priced, not for its value alone, but
for the good will and friendship of
The donors.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
WHlTINGHAM.

| Mr.. Morris went to Boston Wed.
nesday to secure help to work in the
hotel
The village school is to commence
Monday. with Miss Mary Belle DiS
as teacher.
The high wind of Monday and
Tuesday unroofed a portion of F. e
Davis's barn
H. A. Wheeler got his thumb hurt
lat Sawyer's mill recently by contact
with one of the belts.
Otis White has vacated the tene-
moved onto the old Barnes farm near
the southwest part of the town.
Charles S. Chase is having a new
piazza added to his house and other
improvements made. Lake and Pierce
of Jacksonville are doing the work.
Uncle Joseph Farnham, who will be
IS in June, after being housed
through the winter, is seen again on
pleasant days. walking the streets as
spry as many at 20.
Mrs. Ballou, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Samuel Wheeler, re-
turned to her home in Manchester
Monday. Frank Albee accompanied
her home, returning Tuesday night.
When Rev. Mr.. Croft returned
home from New York state, he
stopped in Albany and adopted into
his family little girl from the Or
phans' home. Mrs. Croft remained
at her home there for a time to re-
gain her health, if possible.
Mrs. Lydia Carpenter, formerly of
this village and of whom mention
was made short time since, died at
her home in Everett, Mass, April TO-
of internal cancer. She leaves two
sons and two daughters, all grown to
man and womanhood. Her burial
was in Everett.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
DEATHS.

In Everett Mass, April TO- Mrs. Lydia Car.
penter, formerly of Nottingham.
In Chester, April 6, Mrs. Susan Head, 90.
In Weston, April Z, JameslJohnson.
In Dummerston, April 10, David Lufkin
Mansfield, 81.
In Bondville, April 10, Mrs, Eliza Brooks, 65.
In Bellows Falls, April 9, Daniel f. Beasley.
In Mortified, Mass, April 70, Mrs. Jane +.
Netterteld, 81.
In New York city, April 10, Patrick j. Sears,
43, formerly of Brattleboro.
In New Salem, Mass, March "a, Lucian o.
Goodnow, Ga.
In Brookline. Mass, March 70, Don c. Stevens
OF Rockingham, 65 years, month, % days.
In Paw Paw, H., Samuel Arnold Abbott, 70
years, 10 months.
:, In Boston. Mass, April IL, Mrs. Mary Z. C.
hunter, wife OF Rev. c. +. Smith, So.
In davenport, Ia, April Z. DR.. J. W. H. Bak.
er, native OF Chesterfield, n. H., 49,
In Doraboo, Wis, April It, Legrand Lippett