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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-14

the Opera gets real Wagner singers and
a conductor who understands this kind
Of music better than Taffanel does.
Emil Paur. the famous director of the
Plttsburg orchestra, thus expresses his
estimate OF Theodore Thomas: "He
was the pioneer among American mu-
siclans. His efforts raised the standard
Of music a hundredfold. His life was de-
voted to one obiect-to the introduce
ton OF the classics 20 the American
public. Success attended his efforts,
ana sad to relate, death strikes the
master Just at the moment when he
achieved the triumph OF his career. He
certainly stands first among American
musicians. He had charming persCS-
ATTY, and was giant In all the word
implies The whole musical world klws
It's head In mourning at his bier"
Admission to the theater at Bay
reuth will be free to all after 1918. II
success attends an appeal which is
about to be made by the Wagner as
soc'ations of Germany. Wagners
hu1dredth anniversary occurs in 1913
ana il Is hoped that by this time
%5O0OO can be raised with this
sum In hand II will be possible TO do
with the Bayreuth operas In attempt
Ing this the Wagnerites of the father
land are endeavoring to carry out part
OF the composers own ambition, and
theS consider this more fitting means
o. commemorating him than raising a
memorial of either stone or metal.
Through the death of Theodore
Thomas It Is expected the public viii
De enriched by beQuest OF his $500 600
musical library including many scores
and parts of rare manuscripts by the
old masters. The bulk of the library
VIII probably 20 to the Chicago orches-
ira, although it Is expected II will be
found that several original scores bv
List, wagner and other COMPOSERS
have been LEFT 10 the Chicago public
library In addition to making an inn
mense collection Of manuscrlpts Mr..
Thomas preserved program Of every
concert given under hts direction since
Ne became an orchestra lender. more
than 30 years ago This collection. II Is
believed, win be presented to the New
berry library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-14

Raymond Hitchcock, whose wife re-
Gently secured divorce from him. Is
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

silosis commission next week. the date
| be announced latcr.--The auditors have
bnpletcd their labors upon the town re-.
|orts and the official books viii soon he
ksued.--rhc Vermont annual conference
d tho Metho dist Episcopal Church will
Ic held here in April bishop Moore Will
reside AZ hotel accommoda tons are
United all laymen who intend to visit the
difference arc requested to correspond
|s ea"ly as possible With the chairman
II til, committee on entertainment, the
Rev c. w. HUNT. Miss Anna NJ. Ilamil-
|on goes to Fletcher "Wednesday To visit
yIr. and Mrs. J. T. Spauldine. She VIII
Hing at an entertainments thnrc t'riday
|voning -1nquirics here about ran 10
discover any such wide spread lack ol VII
led as the recent "spec'al' from swah'on
kould indicate. Tho river still has enough
~ supply all needs. and run al the NIL
ShjNerv. Among the farmers, only u lew
Ire suffering any great inconvenience.
hut find water plenty by driving short
distances The worst trouble IN the Wiz
!, r., Is the freezing of many Of the sup
hIv lines by the unusually deep freezing
br tt, ground Tho transformer recently
purchased by tho water commissioners IL
kept busy thawing out these service
bipes The ground is frozen to the depth
bf six feet or more in some OF the
frrsts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MOREIsvILLE.

Fred NJ. Small only son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. NJ. Small OF Morristown. and
Miss Lena Douglass. caughior Of MIR.
and Mrs. Ebcn Douglass of Morristown
Corners. were quietly married M tn"
home of tho latter. Friday afternoon al;
three O'Clock. The Rcv. G.. G. st. Clair OF
the Congregational Church performed tho
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Small will reside
with the formers parents on the Ram
dolph road. the farm having been con-
Quoted by Mr. Small for several YEAR.
Tho bride is Il graduate OF Peoples hCaI-
envy and for several years sine. her grad
"ntion has t1ught in the public schools.
The groom Il also graduate Of Peo-
pies Acad"ny and WAS for several years
a student in the AGRICULTURAL Il partmcnr
of the l.. V. NJ. He is a member of tho
Kappa Alpha Sigma society q prominent
Granger and also y worker in tho Masonic
organizations.
T. A. Smllloy has sold his farm beyond
the fair grounds to T. l.. kiddcr of stowe
who will take possession Mt once
Mrs &. II. Slocum entertained tho NOM
hor- ot the Woman's club and their gen
l,ncnt friends at a valentine Nnrtvat he,
pleasant home Tuesday evening The 70.
c"iving party consisted of MI. ana Mrs
Slocun, Mrs. II. &. Fisk ana Mrs. 4. G
Cheney, tho two latter hrin~ president
ana vicc-rrcsid"nt Of the club. The even.
/ lng was very pleasantly spent in games
/ Miss Mary Watts gave piano selection
! Of high order ana Miss Mollic Andrews
Il much enjoyed reading. lfancif,lly con.
structcd hearts were given ~ prizes II
the various games and wcio won by Mrs
Harrison Dudg". Mrs II. {. Fisk rno
/ MIS-. Mira Heath. Elaborate refresh
mcnts were served in the doing room
whore MIS- Mira Heath and Miss Moli,
Andrews presided at the coffee ana cocoa
urns. All of the rooms wsr" beautiful,
decorated with hearts in all sizes manN
of which were pierced with Curids dart
The express train from the east WAS three
hours late Yesterday mornin. owing tn /.
broken wheel
Mrs. Harry Newland. who recently un
derwcnt i surgical operation At 'hc Mary
! Fletcher hospital. burlington. has rccnv
cred sufficiently to- be able to re,url
home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
JEFFERsONVILLE.

George Mable has rented the farm
known as the Harrison Warner farm and
will take possession the first of March,
Ward Shattuck has gone to Burlington
To attend business coileSe.--Fcbruary a
daughter WIS born TO Mr. and Mrs. Rolla
Ucbb.-- Schools closced last Friday. The
students of the high school will repeat
their play Our Jim at johnson Febr-
uary Isl H. Pope. wife and daughter,
Of Greensboro were the guests of MIR. ant.
Mrs :. u. Pope over Sundny.--'rhe an
nual church rally and roll call occurs at
the home of the Roy. and Mrs. II. Z. Ho-
ward Wednesday evening. February Is.
Orange Reynolds has rented tho farm
known as the Hiram Dickinson farm and
will take possession March l.--R. s. Full
ler who has been quite seriously sick Ia
improving. -Alrs Thompson OF Durl!ns-
ton was IA guest at J. NJ. WilcOX's sever
al DAYS the past w"ok,--GeOree Gilmore
has purchased the building known as
the old bakery buildng.-Mrs David
Marvin and two sons arc spending \
week with her mother, Mrss, l.. A. Page,
The water supply is getting short and
the pipes arc frozen IN many of the RESI-
NencCs here.
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FAIRFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis spent Feb
ruary in St. administrators. Edgar
Montague is confined to the house with
a sprained ankle.--The Hon. John Ken
drck and wife of Providence +. l.,
spent last week in towp.--Mrs. John
T}oycc Of 81. Adams visited hcr daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Kcndrick, last week.
Miss Jane McNeal is gaining slowly
The funeral OF Mrs. Betsy Colby was
held at her home on School street Fri
day; intcrment at Sandorson cemetery
The Rev. r. q. Hunt o"iciatcd--Mrs
r.. T.. orion is hett"r.--.Mr. and Mrs
Frank Goodyear and son ave confined
70 tho house with tho Erip--C. r.
Samples team ran away last week and
one of the horses broke its legs and
with the grip.-ATrs. Fred s. Hunt is
spending a few days with friends In
ambridgo.--Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bel
lows spent February in ST. Albans-
The Rev. S. s. Brigham has bought the
Or. Hawley home in the village
James pillows. who has been spending
some time in Boston. has returned home
much improved in health.-Mrs. Cyrus
Newton OF ST. Adams is visiting her
aunt Mrs. James Ruggles.--Mrs. s l..
Wilson is confined to the house with
the grip.
n. O. Learned will deliver lecture
| ut Institute Hall Tuesday evening,
February u. for :hc benefit OF the
Fairfax library; subject - Trip to
the Pacific Coast"
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A WEEK or CONGRESS.

The United States Senate devoted Thurs.
day to debate on the agricultural ap.
preparation bill. The House passed bill
providing for the regulation VI freight
rates.
Fridays proceedings in the Senate aud
House are reported in detail in another
column.
The Senate on Saturday, by a vote OF
- TO O. refused to accept the Presidents
Iadvice regarding the arbitration treaties.
The lIounse transacted some unimportant
bus mess.
At session OF the House on Sunday
ruloeies we're pronounced on the late
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts,
The Senate an Moneay heard ten Wit
nesses In the Swayne impea chment trial
and devoted the remainder Of the time
to the agricultural appropriation bill.
The House had stormy sceno when
Representatives Henrrt Of New York ana
Sullivan Of Massachusetts. both demo-
Gratis, called each other names.
The Senate on Tuesday passed the atsi-
cultural appropriation bill and tho
House considered the naval appropriation
bill
The Senate devoted TWO hours Wednse-
da, to the Swaync impea chment trial and
| hen considered the District Of Columbia
appropriation blll THO flouse considers
cred the naval appropriation BIZ.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
SHELDON.

A quiet Wedding took place at the home
of Mrs. r. \. Guard Wednesday after
noon ut y. m. The contracting parties
were Miss Lena Mahlc ;uard and Leon
c. Jaco,les. The ceremony WIS performed
by the Rev. G. A. Emery IF the Meth
odist Church. Miss May Cults acted as
bridesmaid and Fay Reed as best man.
Ms. Frank DixsOE presided at the organ
and played the wedding march. Tho bride
WAS rowned in white as was also The
maud of honor The brides tray
cling dress was gray with hat
to match. The parlor was tastefully
decorated with green and white. After
he cor"Nonv refreshments were served
he happy couple received many uas full
presents. The bride and groom left on the
4.ia train for St lohpsburv for a few
days and on their return will reside in
Sheldon. About - relatives and friends
were present r. T. Gilhcr; came homa
Monday. February IL. from Portchcster,
y. Y. Mr.. Gilbert has been convicted
with a house building firm IN Ifolyoko
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
SOUTH ALBURaH.

Among those who are sick are Mrs.
William McGregor, Mrs. Danford Eddy,
Mrs. Warren Brulcigh little Leslie Tud-
hope. Ernest Durham ana May Reynolds.
Mrs. Absalom Taqu"ttc was taken to
burlington last week to be operated on
for a cancer in the breast. hut OWNS
to the condition of the disease the opera =
ton has not been performed - Mrs. y.
Paquotte died at tho home Of her daugh-
ter. Mr-. Luke ianglois Tuesday. Feb
ruary Z The funeral was held from the
Catholic Church at hlhureh Thursday.
Milan Brayton returned to his home in
Fall River. Mass, last Friday.-Syiney
Loop was in town calling M old friends
last week Friday.-Thc teachers of this
vicinity attended the convention at Grand
Isle last Friday and Saturday,--W. War
rcn Rockwell has pun chased a residence
in BURLINGTON and Will take possession
April 1.-Mr. and Mrs G.. r. Hazen visited
In P!attsburgh last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
ALBuRaH CENTRE.

H. =. Rockwell is confined e. the house
by Illness Robert j.. Souc of Montpelier
va, IN town last Thursday called here by
III" illncss OF his sister. -Sidn'y &. Loop
visited old friends IN town last week h"-
fore starting for Virginia whore lie has
Purchased a farm. Mrs George Nyc OF
Fairfield and Miss Hattie A. Rockwell of
~. Adams wore homo or account of tn"
Illness of their father sunday Mr.. and
Mrs l.. W. Congdol have returned iron
their visit in New York Stato.--A. e.
Erayton is recovering from his serious
Illness. Milan \. Trayton OF Fail River.
Mass. was homo for n few days also "
N Brnyton % Burlington during their
fathers Illness Miss Bell trained nurse
OF Swartor is caring for Miss aoulo.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mitchell formerly Of
sheldon, brit for two years residents of
this town are parents of twirs born Sum
day, y son and daughter.
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young sor Of Fletcher Blcdgctt, who has
boon having tonsilitis is bottrr.- Mr.
Fnrr the Free Prcss agent IL in town.
Mrs Adds Darby and daughter, who
have been visiting in town have conc
to Swanton.--Thc new G.. V. station is
completed aud In uec.--Misa Eth, lyn
Rockwell attended The teachers meeting
In Grand Isle Trday.-Miss Bell or
Swanton is caring for May Soulc. who f.
III ut tho homo or ". y. soulc The Rev.
Mr. Lamb held services at tho SCHOOL
house SUNDAY afternoon. Mrs. T.. Il.
Lord visited in Malone last vcciS. Fred
Eohannon and Nifc will 40 TO Wcs,min.-
tor coon to haV" charge Of Mr.. FAIRS
iarm.--A number of young people from
this eection attended It party at I,urncll
Coodsclrs at 1slo la Motto last FRIDAY
evening -Elish" u Gtodscll H. III at
Tcna jah rhcyss in South Hero. lie was
there experimenting the building OF A
dock.--l.. Waahburn has pure hasc,l Mrs
Laura Howard farm at Ajbursh Springs ~-
Mrs. Evans and Mr.. and Mra. Morris
Sal,rc are moving to tho Evans farm n.
Alburgh Springs N. Il. Kingsley, riral-
carrier, has rented tho Sabre farm from
trly occupied! by Morris sabre and will
move his family this ci.--.'harlcs
Obarc has rented A. 6. Motifs farm.--'rhc
change in tho rural-dcivcry route viii.
begin February Nv. j. jameson vas
ct horne over sunday - Robert Soulo of
Mont pelicr was in town last week to
visit his sister Miss May ssoulc who is
seriously ill.--EdNAr1 Mumloy and Mjnas
|SOtldl were before Justio" S,ue AIonday &
and were Gael, fined 81 ana costs FOR dis
turbing tho peace. state Attorney lior-
con presented
Mr.. and Mre. Charles T. Mitchell arc
rejoicing over the arrival Of n hoy and
girl. born Sunday. Misses AtdIe and Ed
ria TIonsineer arc moving To Rutland -
There are large number sick in town. -
| A. c, Brayton is IMPROVING
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
GEORGIA.

There will Dc ar entertainment and
oyster supper ut the baptist Church,
Georgia Plains. Wednesday evening. Fob
r,ary 22.-Qutc q number from hero at
tended the Grange oyster supper at
Eugene Towns last "Wednesday evening.
Inc oyster supper NJ the Methodist
Church last Friday evening was 4 suc-
cess. considering the unfavoratle wsd her
- Nearly all of the schools in town clos
ell last week. The academy has two
weeks moro.-Arth'r REYNOLDS and wife
ere Ia work FOR George Webster the coir-
ine scason.-Mcrril Cohurn rnr,lans
about the Same suffering from itrp.rfcc;
circulation. He has been confined to the
house for several wec<s.--Th. FJworth
league will give Il Lincoln social at III
Methodist Church on Friday evening.
+, hrnarN II. All arc invited to contr-
butte some anocdotc or incident in III
life Of Lin ccln. Tho I.adea Aie. society OF
Me conrr. Gational Church met with
Mrs. Fred W. Eliss on Wednesday Of last
week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Ernest Durham is confined to the house
with a severe attack of the Erip.-Severa,
from this town attended the teachers
in Grand Isle Friday and Sat
urday of last week.-The schools in town
all closed Friday to allow tho teachers
to attend the convention in Grand Isle
John Hawrican went to South Hero Friday
night where he assisted the Grand Isle
orchestra at the masquerade bali.-Miss
Maud Hawrican has closed her term Of
school in South Hero and IL home on II
vacation.-The auditors will meet at John
Tudnope's store Friday. February a, at
ten o'clock a. IN.
The relatives OF Elisha Hubbard gath
cred AT his home in the south part OF the
town Tuesday to celebrate the 9tth an.
nvcrsary of his birth.A number Of
MasonS from this town attended the an
nual Masonic district meeting at AL
bureh Center Tuesday night. Many are
sick ANA nearly every one is having troli-
bic with their wind mills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
WEST BERKSHIRE

r. \. Jones Of Ncrgcnncs IS visiting
BIZ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. 4. Jones'
David Grant ri Fchford has th" contract
for driving he stage between Richford
Md East Franklin for the next tour
lcars-Onc of the leading social events
BE- the season. was a farewell whist party,
fivcn at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Jollev on ST. Valentines evening" in
honor OF Miss T.. Annie Bowen few
ComarkS were made slctchina the social
ines they have had dating from 1870 10
lac present time. ana AZ the close or
lhis she was presented with gold lock"t
knd chainasa token Of tlre ost"cm in which
khe is held The prizes were won ny MISS
Miranda Ewirs aud J. G. Wcld.-A son
wa- born February u to Deputy Collector
bf Customs C. L.. Orton and wife, -DOrcns
hud Nav Ruhlee Of Montgomery are
fieitirc at I'll. home Of their aunt, Mrs.
~. r. Nuhle.--The liorcas society OF
North Berkshire gave Il St. Valentine So
lial at tho home of Albert Ladd Tuesday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16

upon him. but he enjoyed the occasion
thoroughly and RECALLED his hearers
with stories of happenings Of nearly a
century ago. The battle of Plattsburgh
is among Mr.. Bronson's earliest re-
membranes, tho family living on North
Island at the time. and when the Brit
ish soldiers were passing down tho lake.
MIR. Bronson's mother took him to the
attic Of their home where they saw the
red coats both going and returning and
listened to tho booming of guns while
the battle was on. Mr.. Bronson is hale
and hearty and bids fair to round out
the century mark.
George W. Allen of Fairfield street
loft Monday for Lincoln. Ncb., TO
attend the funeral of his brother, f.
II. Allen. who was killed last Satur.
day In q railroad wreck. Mr.. Allen
being the engineer Of one Of the ILL
fatcd trains. II. II. Allen was a ma
tive Of Milton ana was at one time
a resident OF this city. lie was "A grad
uatc Of the medical department of tho
L. V. NJ. and for some time practiccd
in Sheldon and in tho West. where he
removed some 20 years ago. Mr.. Allen
had a passion for mechanics and gave
up the practice OF his profession fol
railroading and was accounted as one
of the best engineers in the country.
He had acquired n competence and in
tended to retire from active work in
the fall and take life easy.
rho death If Miss Anna Elizabeth
Rooney daughter of Mrs. Ellen Rooney,
| occurred ut h"r homo or Messenger street
at three o'clock Tuesday morning. Miss
Rooney. who had just passed her 2ith
birthday had hcen suffering from con-
sumption since last June. Besides her
mother she is survived by brother. Pert
T.. Rooney. and three sisters, Mr.. George
W. Ford. Miss Lena Rooney and Miss
Laura Rooney. Tho funeral will be
held from St. Mary's Church at nine
o'clock on Thursday morning.
| News was received here Tuesday OF
| he death in Boston on Mondar OF Mrs
Rose (Rooncy) Curlcy. wife Of William
Curley, who expired Of heart trouble af-
60. b,ici illness Mrs Curlcy was -
years old, a native of Fairfield and for
NOR resident OF this city. The remains
were brought to this city last night and
the funeral will be held from 81. Mary $
Church this afternoon.
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SOUTH HERO.

commission ut this village Monday even
ing was largely attended. "A large norton
OF tho audionco being ladies owing to
train connections, Dr. Don y. Grout Vt
Waterbury, who was 10 Toe ono of tn.
speakers did not arrv" and the speech
making devolvcd on N'nrY Ballard Of
Burlington. He talkc1 to The meeting for
on, hour and a half. his address being
full Of interest and feeling The attend
ancc ut the commissions meetings is bel, 9.
steadily increased. VIII Oh fact IS especial
~ pleasing. a meeting will hc held N
Northfold some day next tx. also at
Enosbursh Falls the date for both not
having vet hccu announcCu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
HI1HGATE CENTRE.

Mrs. Lucy Reyes Of ST. Adams is In
town visiting her sistcr. Mrs. L. y.
lIcrrick Miss Annie Butler IS spending
the wcol, with friends In Sheldon. Mr..
and Mrs. Millnrrl stockwei Of St. All,ars
are spending tho week with Mrs. Stock
wells mother. Mrs. Mary Steele.-Mrs.
G.. Herrick and daughter, Marian Of Shell
don arc visiting relatives In town.--D. w.
Wjlkcy OF Derby Line Is in town.--L. G.
Patterson has the job OF ploushirg out
the sidewalks and Keeping them frec
from snow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-16
SWANToN.

Very impressive funeral services for
John Il. Adams were held at the Congre-
gational Church Saturday afternoon at
TWO O'Clock, the Rev. Il. J. Ranslow orr
ciatins. The Attendance was large, about
20 fellow students being present from tho
medical college. many friends OF the fam
lily from St. Adams, Sheldon, EnOsburgh
Falls and Richford and townspeoplc gen.
orally. The pulpit. organ and chancel rail
were draped in purple making an effective
background for profusion OF flowers
and floral designs particularly fraternity
emblcms. The bearers were Mcssrs
Wheeler, Taft. Hutchinson and Nichols
of the medical department. Hulctt of the
academical and DR.. Dunbar of Swanton.
The singing was by Mitchell, Miner and
Cicbhardt of the college and DR..
Dunbar of Swanton. The hymns
Lead Kindly Light" and Abide with
Me- were sung. The Rev. MIR. Ranslow
made very feeling and appropriate re-
marks based on the text Job 1924. And
now men see not the bright light which in
in the clouds; but the wind passeth. and
cleanseth them" DR.. Lemuel Adams.
brother OF tho deceased. not having ar
rived from California. the burial did not
take place urtil Monday. Dinner WAS pro.
vided for the visiting students by ladies
of the church.
The funeral of Miss Harriet Stone, VIVA
died Friday morning Of pneumonia was
held from tho house Sunday afternoon.
the Rev. Mr. Ranslow officiating. Misc
Stone was IS years old, born IN Jericho,
and was n sister Of n. M Stone, and
daughter OF the late Deacon Hervcy
stone.
Allen Barr, long time resident ri
Saves Mills, father of Engineer Allie
Barr. Of this place, is dead
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STOWE.

There will be a donation At the Meth
odist vestry OF Friday evening, Feb
ruary II, for the Rev. J. @, Angel.
oysters and other good things to eat
will be served from to p. ma
daughter was born on February 3 Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. william Camley.-Ed'
ward Sleeper. who has carried on the
Andrew Hart place for t..e past two
spurs, moves the nryt OF March 70 Ed.
dy g. Lovetoys farm on West Dyanch.--'
George Hayes has told hts place ~
Nebraska brook to Homer C.evslsnd--
George Marshall has heen confined to
his home several LAYS this week by i'll
ness. The electric railroad was oper
for travel ON Wednesday for the first
Continued On ith pagc.l
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sWANToN.

While Mrs. MARCEL. living on First
street. was at the rcs.bors' Monday
forenoon, leaving three small children
alone, the house caught fire in some
unexplained way and was destroyed
A baby six months old. in II cradle. was
so badly burned that it died
DR.. Lemucl Adams and wife Of Oal,-
land, Cal, arrived here Sunday night
about midnight after a succession of
tedious delays on route. They left San
Francisco Tuesday morning In New
ada two wrecked passenger trains were
ahead OF them causing delay of "a
hours.