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Wichita. kas.. April 25.-The jury in
the case Of James oliver. who killed J..
c Casey on March 10 last acquitted
the defendant His plea Of temporary
insanity was sustained.
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The Columbia at Vera cru.

Washington. April 25-The navy de-
isrtment has been advised Of the ar
rival at Vera Cruz. Mexico, of the
cruiser Columbia, which vessel con-
viewed the remains OF the late Mexican
ambassador. Senior Azpiroz, and family
IN that mort
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Washington, Ind. April 2i.-Geral-
dine. three-year- daughter Of 5. &.
Allen. Of this city. died from poison
ing. the result OF eating Easter eggs,
which had been brightly colored.
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Save the Babies.

ENFANT MORTALITY something ghfu We hardly realize that OF
all the children born IN civilized countries twenty-five per cent? nearly
onequar die before they reach year; trn per cent?
than onethr before they Ve and Onehaf before they
We do hesitate say that timely Castoa would save ma
y these precious lives Neither do hesitate say that many of these
ne deaths Ooned by the narcotic preparations Drops tncur
and soothing yup8 sold for chdns complaints OPIUM or
morphine They in considerable quantities. deadly pn any quantity
they u ard circulation and lead Ogesons Sickness DEATH Castor
operates exactly the reverse but you signature
Chas H. Fletcher CaOia the blood circulate properly opens the
pores of the skin and alays fever
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IN the &c.

Jugclns-Why is a pretty girl Ike
cinCer?
Jugglus--Give il up.
She is hard TO get out OF your eye
N. \. " eekly.
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CURE YOUR KIDNEY VS..

when the Back Aches and Bladder
Troubles Set In, Get at the Cause.
Don't make the mistake Of believing
back ache and bladder ills 10 De local
ailments. Get at the cause and cure
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Deans Kidney Pills for an attack of
kidney trouble that was mostly back
ache, and they fixed me up fine. There
Is no mistake about that, and IL 1
should ever be troubled again i would
get them first thing, as know what
they are"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, \. Y.
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49, -----.--. -.
80. 49, ~ ~.
ny - ~ " 0'''-
""'h ~ ''''U''"" "a' ~t"l'." -
leNihb MI- hiseio" from me lfr'l-
dency 81 the bank, Henry Coil. assist
ant cashier was also removed The
removal Of the assistant cashier was
due TO me statement OF President
Bieelow thai he wa- aided hy COLI 10
conoealIng the shortage ia TIE banks
accounts
The method adopted was an o.d
one Collection accounts were man.n-
ulatea 10 the extent 81 81 ana ID some
cases ~ per cent, 20 make u appear
that the reserve fund was intact and
ihe amount OF the increased collection
fund was diverted 10 special stock
operations The reserve maintained q
eastern banks was iampered with. the
books 81 The First national being fixed
I 80 that the reserve appeared 20 Le
larger by several hundreds of ihols-
ands OF dollars than it really was.
These and oiner methods We're pur-
sued by Bieelow in obtaining money
7 from NE bank Ia the faisifyine q
( records and me manipulation Of he
! reserves. Bige.ow declares he was
+ aided by a sisfant Cashier Con and
Z The two honkkeopors in the bank.
4 These bOokkepers acted on the orders
Of B.gelow and they have neither been
discharged nor suspended and They Viii
Z be called as witnesses in the criminal
/ proceedings against the former hank
president.
As soon as the directors ascertainfd
The full extent OF the peculation' steps
we're taken Ia pro-ect me demo. ltors
and other creditors. Charlie t.
P6sfer subscribed $500 GOO 70 a fund 10
make good the surplus John I. Beces.
president OF The Milwaukee Electric
Railway a Light Go. gave s8Ulpa1.
/ William Ricelow a brother Of the pres
ident added sfoa 600 10 the amount
Y Other directors subscribed lesser SIMS
until the amount raised reached ST.
, 635 GOO
Prior IN This the directors had reen
In conferenca with The leading bankers
If Chicago ana New York Three chi.
cago bankers. Presidents j l.. For
Ian ~ the Firs. national bank. Orscn
smith al tha Merchants Loan 4 Trust
/ a. and Ernsr A Hammiu ~ The corn
EXCHANGE national rank-,hree III lie
ieadirs financial institutions Of Ch..a IL
no-came Ia Milwaukee on al early
train ana went into conference With
M directors ~ tha rirs, national AS
a res,ll, ~ this meeting 81 a0G o0a was
.er- ~ Milwaukee 81 CHICAGO banks
~ reach the citv before TIE news OF
,ba defalra-ion Was made public. sew
aral brr5r-d thousand dollars il -cll
uas transferred ~ the First national
~ local hanks 81 that institution was
nrena-ed tor the run that Was ineyifa-
~ Every urecautson had been taken
~ l-aen The fact of the shortage from
~. rnb,ic until The affairs 81 the balk
could he pur IN condition 10 meet any
enerrenries thar might arise
When the bank closed Its doors
-. +r.- Is GU. la-
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the kidneys. Use
Doan's kidn c V
Pills which have
cured thousands.
Captain 5. ID.
Hunter, of En-
cinc No. u, Pitts
burg, Pa, Fire
Department and
residing AZ 2I2g
w vile Avenue,
says:
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To love one GIRL exclusively IS az IL
suit 20 the ret u them and they always
resent little
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The richer the life within the simpler
VII be that wlthout--Chicaso Tribune.
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You can he cured az home without
loss ii time and az very little expense by
using Fusheck's huro: 10 examinations
or operations necessary. II your blood
and nerves are put IN good shape other
troubles VIII soon disappear. All chrome
diseases are the resul; Of impure blood and
disturbed nerve force. Pushecks kuro
purihes tho blood and regulates the nerves.
IL il a tonic for we>ness and general
debility. cures Rheumatism. Skin Dis
eases and Indigestion. 81 az Druggists or
sent for that price from DR.. Z. Pusheck,
Chicago. Booklet free.
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IL your stomach troubles vou at any time
AXE. Stomachic.n VIII relieve you al once
and cure YOU. Save druggists profits. Sold
only clreCt-c delivered u You for e ~
Siomachic Co, Sturgls, Mich.
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The 'I-toid -you-so" man never seems
70 wln any bets.-N y Times
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imp ORTANT FACTS
FOR cow OWNERS

The mechanical Cream Separ ator has
'ecome a vital feature Of every home
dcirv just as of every butter factory.
Is use means much more and much
Detter cream and butter. as well as
saving of water, ice, time and room.
The difference in results is not small
but big. Few cows now pay without
separator. Dairying is the most profit
able kind of farming with one.
9sF Of the creamery butter Of the
world is now made with DE Laval
machines. and there are over 100000
farm users besides
Send for catalogue and name Of nearest
local agent.
The De LAVAL SEPARATOR GO.
Randolph a csnn s;s- ~ Cortland, Street.
CHICAGO NEW YORK
FA EN- I - hls6est references
fITzG 4 CO. Box II. Washington. ID. q
A.E.K.-B 2O7t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15
MILTON.

The Row. l.. ]. RanslOw of Swanton
preached in exchange with the Rcv. Il. f..
Herrick Sunday morning and in the after
noon at three o'clock he preached at a
memorial service of the I. o. q. +. at
the Methodist Church The attendance
was not very large on account OF the
rain After the service the members Of
the lodge marched to the cemetery and
decorated the grave of +. o. Phelps. who
was a member of their order. Amitie
Lodge, NJ. w. A., also met at their
rooms in the opera house Sunday after
noon at two o'clock and marched to the
cemetery. whore Il memorial service WAS
held at the graves of two of their mem
bcrs and the graves decorated with flow
crs.-Miss Gordon of ST Adams was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs &. A. Pratt over
Sunday.-The Colonial Orchestral club of
Boston is to come hero Monday evening.
of the graduating class Of the high
school.-R. r. Wood of Swanton visited
his brother. y. s. Wood. last week.
Miss Jennie Rankin and friend of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. Il. J. Rankn.-Mrs. Armada Bcwart
of Clarenceville, =. O., is visiting friends
in town.-R. +. Fairchild is gaining from
class are to give a recital at the Con-
grcgational vestry on Friday evening of
this week. After tho recital the social
committee of the church will serve ice
cream and cake
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-15

OF the judges at the prize reading given
by Mrs. Deyette's school and Miss Claire
Hull rendered piano solo.--Mr. and Mrs.
William Sanctuary are delegates to tho
ordination of Frank Ufford at Fairfax
next Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Washburne have returned TO their home
IN Randolph after visiting at c. g.
Pcck's.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Martin
and Il. q. Martin attended the produce
ton of 'Mkado" at Burlington. Charles
Hayden. who has been seriously III with
pneumonia, Is gaining slowly.-Darwin
Degree Is some better.-Mrs. Flanagan
and her granddaughter. Lorraine Manson.
arc visiting Mrs. Frank Andrews.A
small portion OF the band was out Sat
urday evening and rendered n few sclcc-
tions In the open air. There was an
entertainment at the town hall Tues
day evening, June 49, for tho benefit Of
the NJ. w. A-Mrs. Smith Of Addison
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs c. w.
Pierce. -Children's day was observed at
the Congregational and Baptist Churches
last Sunday.
The Rev. Mr. Fuller. state supcrin-
tendcnt OF Sunday schools. will speak
next Sunday morning In the Congre-
gational Church and in the Methodist
Church in the evening. The Methodist
Sunday school will meet next Sunday
after the morning service and all the
singers arc requested to stay and re-
hcarse for Childrens day.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

The wedding of Miss Hattie F.
Meigs. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Guy
Meigs of the town of ST. Adams and
Atherton +. Curtis of Georgia, was
solcmnized at the home of the brides
parents oil Wednesday. June T. The
marriage took place at eight o'clock
the Rev. DIR. Charles s. Nutter, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church of
this city. performing the ceremony. \
reception followed during which choice
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis left on the midnight train
for two weeks trip, after which they
will make their home in Georgia.
News has been received here of the
death OF Alfred O. Haynes. which oc-
Cured at Grand Rapids. Mich. on May
70. Mr.. Haynes. who was former resi-
dent of this city and % years of age, died
suddenly Of heart failure while running
to get out of the rain. He is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Cox, also brother,
DIR. Harley A. Haynes of Ionia. Mich, and
a sister. Mrs. Maude IaPlant of Boston.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
residence OF Major and Mrs Hiram f..
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RICHMOND.

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CORNWALL.

Linus r. Peck and bride of Wosterey.
r. !. are guests at his fathers, NJ NJ.
Peck s.-'Ihe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jam, 5
l.. Douglas was the scene of n quiet
wedding on Wednesday evening, June I.
when their eldest daughter. Vivian NJ.
WAS united in marriage to Mr.. Frank ID.
Manchester. only son of Mr.. ard Mrs.
III. J. Manchester of town, only the i'm
mediate families of the contracting par
ties being present To witness the cere-
mony, which was performed by the Rev.
5. VI. 1;arnum. pastor of the Congrcga-
tional Church-Mss Jennie Brown, ac-
cOrnpanicd by her friend. Miss Scrbner
of the Vermont Industrial school. Yer
Eennos. spent Saturday at her home III
tcwn.-The $. II. BarnLm is attending
the convention of Congregational
Churches now in session at l'rat:lcboro.
The public schools close on Friday for
the summer vacation.-On Wednesday
the marriage of Mrs. Mary Rowc) Cook
of town and Mr.. John Birchaid of Shcre-
liam was solouniIcd at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. Barlow Rowes
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Iaisy KENYON is in johnson this
week to attend commencement and ex-
poets to visit friends in St Johnsbury be-
fore returning homc.-Andrew Curry of
HncaburIh called on friends one day
last weck-Mr. and Mrs. Edwar Fuller
is spending few days in Bu-lington.-
Mrs. William Sprague and son are visiting
her parents in iIinrsburgh Quite n num-
her from here attended. 'rhe Mikaio" at
Burlington Saturday right.-Miss Kath-
lcen Sayles has been visiting in Burning
ton the guest of Miss CIrc GooGiich.-
Quito n number from her spent Sunday
at Hineshurgh pond.-Mr and Mrs. r.. A.
Fuller were in Burlington Saturday The
Rev. ana Mrs a. y. Mum went to Shady
Rill the latter part of the week to at
tend quarterly meeting Mrs. Hiram
brewster, who is with her sister. Mrs.
Sweet, has not been as well the past few
days.
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Perkins Of Upper Weldon street, at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon when Miss
Bessie Curtis Perkins was married to
Charles A. oliver The Rev. r.. 4,
Marggrof. pastor of the First Univer-
salist Church .ofriciatcd. The service
was performed in the parlor and was
witnessed only by the immediate re-.
lativcs of the contracting parties, the
bridal couple standing under a bowel
Of snow balls, banked with ferns and
palms, the decorations being all in
green and white. Tho bride wore q
handsome travelling dress Of brown
Rajah silk, with hat to match. A
brief reception followed the ceremony,
during which choice refreshments
were served. There was a handsome
display of weddings gifts. including
silver, cut glass and china. Among
the guests from out OF town were DR..
and Mrs. W. J. Upton of Waterbury,
Mr.. and Mrs George +. Catlin of High.
gate. Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Marsh, Mrs
J." F. Marsh. and Weston c. Marsh Of
Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. oliver left on
a two weeks wedding trip, after
which they will take UP their residence
in this city.
The wedding of Miss Aura Webster
Hunt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Hunt. ard Fred Eugene Hurlbut took
place at tho home of the brides pare
cnfs on England street at eight O'Clock
last evening. The ceremony was performs.
cd in the parlor the Rev. Charles S. Nut.
ter ID. d., pastor of the Methodist fpis.
oopal Church, officiating Miss Floy f.,
Sturtcvent Of Randolph acted as maid Of
honor and the groom was attended hy
George Pelkey as best man. 'rhe usners
were Merrill y. Armstrong and George
Guyette. The house was rrettily d"corat.
ed for the occasion. green and white he.
ing used very effectively. Following tho
service n reception was held when large
number of the friends of tho BRIDE and
groom rendered their congratulations
The refreshments were elaborate and
were served by Miss Mabel Farrell Of
Swanton, Miss Frances Quinlan OF Fair.
lax and Miss Flosse Spaulding. Mist
Mimic Schoflcld and Miss Hattie Sheltus
Inc wedding gifts were numerous and
testif1ed to the popularity Of The newly.
welded pair. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbut left
on the midnight train on their bridal
tour. after which they will make theiI
home in this city.
The death of Miss Jane Rogers OF Cen.
ter street occurred at st. Joscph's Orphan
asylum at Burlington at eight o'clock on
Tuesday evening. Miss Rogers. VINO has
been confirmed invalid for the past IL
years. has made her home with Horacs
Mckenzie for about % years. Her re-
mains were brought here last evening and
the funeral will be held from St. Marys
Church AT nine o'clock this morning. MISC
Rogers is the third sister in her family
To die within three months She Is sur
vivcd by two brothers. James Rogers oc
Hghgate and Thomas Rogers Of this city
and sister, Miss Rose Rogers of this
city.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE.

Wilbur Fields sisters were in town last
week called here by the funeral Of Mrs.
Field. Lewis Palmer arrived home from
Norwich University for his summer vaoa-
ton last Saturday.-Joseph Martin has
built an addition to his shoe store on
South street. Eugene Shortslccvcs is
painting his house.--A game of ball be-
tween the rollickcrs of Panton and the
1ightwings OF Charlotte was played last
saturday on Depot Avenue park. result
Ing In "a victory for the former club by
n score of % to 3.--Gcorge Edgcrton has
Just completed the foundation for an ad-
dition to Mrs Colcman's housc.-Miss
BESSIE Converse returned last week from
Il visit to friends in New York city.
Great complaint is made about cut worms
and crows Charles Harvey on the j. W.
Bott farm has planted over about Is
acres nf corn that has been injured by tho
crows.-Childrcn day last Sunday was
very rainy and unpleasant, interfering
with the exercises somewhat in the way
of attendance s. Yale is having a Sc
rious time with u carbunclc on his arm So
Mrs. G.. t. Nocc of Randolph is visiting
"A. y. byinSton and family.-Mcn from
Ncrsenncs are doing painting and paper
Inc in the vestry and parsonage.
During The storm Tuesday lightning
struck a large elm tree near the par
sonagc-Albcrt Tinnus, who was born
in England, will soon take a trip to his
old home In London to visit his moth
or. lie Will be gone couple of
months.--Chunks Of hail from Tues
days storm could he picked up at
noon Wednesday in several places.
The storm path was about a mile wide
and seemed to he central over the
Four Corners. Great damage has been
done to gardens and fruit in the hail
limits. During the few minutes of tho
storms passage the wind was terrible.
John I. Whalley Is making consider
able addition and improvements on his
farm barns. arranging for a sheep
house and storage room for farm tools.
-Childrcns day at the Congregations
al Church Sunday was we'll attended in
spite of the hard rain that day.-Edna
Terry has gone to Plattsburgh to join
her husband, Charles Terry who is at
ing well on the a. n. Gibbs farm "A
little south of the farm harn.-Charles
w. Emerson of Boston. the proprietor
of Cedar Farm. is buying gravel to be
used on the highways. and drawing
it Mt his own expense. Mr.. Emerson
has been to large outlay in this
dircctiOp
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COLCHEST

Mrs. Jeanette Learnard died in this vii
lage Sunday at p. m. at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Iane'ow Fowler,
in the SD year of her age. She is sur
>vcd by tins daughter and two sons. IL.
l.. of Milton and +. +. Lcarnard of I3os-
ton. The funeral was held tuesday
afternoon at one o'clock with intcrmcnt
ut Fast Georgia.
Mrs. jeanette Learnard died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Nj. A..
Fowler. Sunday at p. m. in her send
year. She Is survived by one daugh-
ter. Mrs. NJ. a. Fowler. and two sons.
+. +. Learnard of Boston. Mass. and
A. IL. Learnard Of Milton. The flu
neral WAS held at Emanuel Church
East Georgia. on Wednesday at one
o'clock.
The funeral OF Mrs. Janet Larnard
was held from the home OF NJ. A. Fowler
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock. The
Rev DIR. GoOdall Of Essex Junction
o!ficiatcd.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Larnard
of Boston are In town.-little Florence
Plummer fell out of wagon Monday
and dislocated her elbow.-Miss Grace
Crockett IL Mt home from Amherst. -
Frank Henderson has returned to
BOston.-The Congregational Sunday
school will hold their children's day con
cert next Sunday night.-San: Marley ~
home from California.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Madge Rood is home from Essex
Junction on vacaton.--Mr and Mrs
Warren Buxton and daughter. Florence.
fist Help society met Friday with Mrs
Wilson Curtis. a large number were
present.-Mrs. Lena Rice went Friday
night to Burlington. returning Monday
morning. Madam Rood is here from
Burlington on u visit. She also has visit
ed in Hardwick and Morrisville -Theo-
dore Stopplc was n visitor at his aunt $,
Mrs Mastering. Saturday.-IA F. Wilbur
and wife left town Monday on their
western trip. intending to be absent a
number Of months.
Frank Wilcox of Cambridge was n
guest of F. r. Howe Monday.-Ray Grow
of Wes:ford was in town Monday.-Ajrs.
Ealch went Tuesday to Westford to be
gone two wecks.-Mrs. Horace Woods
and Hazel Of Essex Junction werc in tcwn
Friday to attend the Help society at w.
Curtis s.-Mr. and Mrs. Ecach of Wcst-
ford were Monday visiting their laugh
ter. Mrs. Newton---A mission being held
at the Catholic Church in tnderhill calls
inC.-fI. Hchert on coming from Under
hill Tuesday night was quit" surprised
to find his brother Octave Hcbert of ST.
isadore. Canada. and his son, Joseph He
bert, of Burlington at his home The
brother lie lad not seen for about IL
ysars.-Rodncy Barney lost n valuable
COW. it being hurt ty getting through
n fence
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Clayton kinsley. formerly OF this place,
now on the bennington Banner, was mar
ricd Thursday to Miss Grace Sibley of
that place. Mrs Kinslcy has been book
keeper in the Banner office.
Mrs Hiram j. Fuller died at her home
in this village Saturday night at about
eleven o'clock. Death resulted from a
cancer for which she was operated upon
three years ago. Mrs Fuller was ABOUT 81
years old. She was married ahcut 80 years
ago to Mr.. Fuller at Jeffersonvi,c Her
maiden name was Lottic +. Fuller. MIR.
aud Mrs. Fuller have lived in jericho and
Nebraska and about IL years ago came to
SIZED. -Four children were born to them,
Of which enc, Wayne. is dead. rho
others are Willard. who is engaged IN
civil engineering in Virginia and Floyd
and Max. who are at home. She was
formerly member Of the Free BAPTIST
Church in llndcrhil but later united with
the congregational Church in this village.
The first annual banquet of the Essex
Junction High School Alumni association
was held in Music hall Monday night and
was very pleasant occasion. PRINCIPAL
&. ID. Howe ofhciatcd as toastmaster and
uate," ID. II. Macomber who was guest
of honor: 1.-THE First Graduation" Miss
Irma Beach: 1.-The Governors Secretary"
Miss Hazel T. Arkley: From Broom ia
Calculus" George s. Whcatley: 1.-THE Ad-
vantage of "a Private Graduation" l.. Paul
Chapman; 1.-The Graduate Abroad" Miss
s. Claire Reynolds; 1.-The Freshman"
Henry q. Ingersoll; "rrials and Tribula-
Nr
High School," Miss Sara !. Johnson. Other
alumni and alumnae responded to i'm
promptus.
The wedding Is announced OF Miss Mabel
Wheatley to Wilbert Libby to take place
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. \. b. Wheatley Wednesday
evening. June n.
Miss Kate Story has been III for a few
days.
Tho graduating exercises Of the gram
mar school were held in tho Conercza .
tional Church last evening. Tho pro-
gramne as printed in Yesterdays Free
Press was carried out. The exercises were
opened with PRAYER by the Rev. N. A.
Wood. pastor Of tho Baptist Church. fol-
lowed by song by Misses Mary Clark.
Margery Read. Alice Bates. Alice Wool
and Bcrnice Parker: violin solos ny Miss
Mary Parker. with plano Accomplishments
received much applause. Al tho close Of
these exercises Principal Howe met the
graduates on the platform and after a
few appropriate remarks presented tine
certificates. Tho platform was decorated
with forms. potted plants and Aow ers.
Red and white flowers represented the
class colors and made q very pretty ef-
feet.