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The daily tribune., 1905-04-26
FLORENCE. COLORADO. WEDNESDAY. April 40. 100

A swell line OF
fancy and plain
wash vests just
received.
$l.2s to 50 50
The daily tribune., 1905-04-26
School Shoes

We have the best that is
to be had for boys and girls
for the school. Also a well
selected line OF dress shoes
ard oxfords, both in patent
leather and kid, black and
tan, at any price you may
want.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24

Vile returned home from Old Orchard
beach F~riday.-Thc Queen City park
party from here returned home Monday.l
MIS-. Frank Hart has relatives from|
massachusetts visiting her for a fcW|
weeks Jesse Pike and james Woster|
arc doing mason work for Mr.. Wi,cox|
and Will board with Mrs. e. 6. Atkins.-|
Guy Howe of Mortified was in tovn|
Sunday returning homo with his wife.
VINO mas been visiting her parents the|
past wc"k.-Mrs. Lovina Trip and sonI
OF Brockton. Mass, are visiting her
brother. i. J. Ferris.-Mrs. Frank Beldin|
is very sick and had a council of doctors|
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter S,ioch|
will soon move to Stowe J. stock wc,i|
is building II vcranda for Frank Atkins
Mrs. Walter Turner is sick. Edith Bul. ]
Ter has heen working thcrc.-Miss Maud
Clark returned Thursday from the hospi.|
tai much improved in health.-Onri Bruce|
and wife. Mrs. Fred Hunt and son.. Mrs.|
William Fisher and daughter, Mrs. 3urt|
Griffith and Willis Wilbcr went to Queen
City park Saturday.-Frark Dumas cd
Burlington is in town this wcek.--H. FL
Austin and wife returned home Wcdnes1|
hav from a carriage dive through theI
nothcrn part of the State. They cxpecd
to go to Eccnc. n. H., the last part I'd
this weck.--The G. T. held their union@
Wednesday of this week with an enter4
tainment in the evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
LOWELL.

Miss Grace Watson and Carroll ]. Pow
crs were married August 16, by the Rev.
C.. ii. Coolidgc.-H. II. Maynard's barn
WAS destroyed by fire August Miss
Viola Eldrcdgc of McIndOcs Falls is in
town.-Mrs. John Harding and daughter,
Miss Nellie. of Lynn, Mass, are visitors
iii town.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. Fletcher Of
Barre were the guests of Mrs. n. Davis.
the first of the Week.-Mrs.. Clara Eos
hurgh and George Fairbanks, both of
Cornish. n. II. were married August u
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. c.
II. Newton, by the Rev. G. II. Coolidgc-
The schools throughout town will begin
Monday. August IS. The teachers have
been engaged as follows: Village. higher
department.. Miss Helen Stephenson; pri-
mary, Miss Alice Gilbert; north. Miss
Lucy Stephenson; south. Miss Cecil New
ton; Richards. Miss Clara Burgess; Stcb-
bins, Miss Sybil Warren; Cello, Miss Annie
Gilbert: Laclair. Miss n. Grace Coolidge;
Mitchell. Miss Patterson of Shcldon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Fnronto and son. Walter.
have gone to IIardwick for the week.
Rufus Einslcy is SPEEDING the week with
friends in Flctcher.-Guy Kinslcy and son
Rufus. of McGreEor. Iowa, spent a few
weeks in town.-Miss Carrie Kinsley of
Worcester. Mass. was the guest of her
uncle, Rufus HI, slcy recently.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
IRASBURCH.

William Glover has been very ill tho
past week with p~neuinonia.--A little son
rf Charles Shepard. who has been very
III is recovering Mrs. Buchanan of Cam
bridge has been visiting at T.. a. Buchan-
ans Mrs. Ann" Buchanan ard son have
been spending tho week with her mother
In Albany Mrs. Coland of Boston is
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Ficld.-Mrs.
Hogaboon has bccnvcry i'll the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Scott ri North Hampton.
Mass is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. u.
iioldrigc.-Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Bcau-
clcrk are entertaining their children from
Concord. n. H.-prof. Arthur Gates and
wife Of Waterford. Conn. are stopping
with their parents, tho Rev. and Mrs. ].
T.. Knapp.-Willilm Glover, who has been
very i'll the past week with pneumonia
is recovering.-Ellcry Miles and Ethel
Hunter were united in marriage last
Tuesday, August 1j.--rhc Rev. J. T..
Knapp is able to be out, after his recent
severe illness. The IrasburgE Cornct
hand gave Il fine Cpcn air concert from
The band stand last SATURDAY evening"
Carl Carpenter is very i'll with pneumonia
ut the homo of Sarluel Wells. Quite a
company from town are spending II few
DAYS ut tho famous "WillouChhy
lakc."-Mrs. Homer Scavy is entertaining
her cousin and family from Canada
Ninl Lancu mas returned from her ex-
tended stay in Nashua, n. II.
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is with her mother. Mrs. Clara Sawyer
Fred X. Seymour of Claremont, N. H.,
IL visiting his parents. w. L. Sc ymour
and wifc.-Ntiss Grace May returned Sum
day from n weeks visit in StraTord.-
Henry 7. johnson of East Randolph was
brought before Justice of the Peace. n.
L.. 1,ovden last Saturday on the charge
of in~tcxication He was found guilty and
lined $500 and costs of s2i.a3 an appeal
was takcn.-Mrs. Hugh Phillips of Mont
pelicr and her mother uf Vcrgcnnes are
guests NJ the old homcstcnd.-Thc town
schools arc to men the fall term
sept. 81. +. Spraguc, T.. v. NJ, Med.
'O6 camc from Burlington last week to
spcud some time with his parents at the
East villagc.-..A. l.. Morse lest a valuable
horse recently. The horse was hiichcd be-
side the road and as an automobile came
along bcr9n to Kick and plunge and
finally dropped down dead. The exact
cause of death is not krown.-Erncst
Dccring Of south Randolph was brought
before n. j.. Boyden on II charge Of ar
son for burning some uncccupicd buildings
belonging to Hiram Hanks. There was
no dispute as to his burning the build
ings, hut some thought Eccrirg insane.
He was hold in $500 bail and not being
able to furnish was lodged in Jail TO
wait the action of the court.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Henri Webster and daughter. Eval
Of Woodstock came saturday to visit he'd
mother. Mrs. ''arolte Pnllard. Miss Evl
Will remain with her grandmother until
next weck.-Work en- the bridge was bel
gun Monday. \ foot bridge has becrj
built below the other one to he used
while the now iron lridgc is put on.-Mrl
and Mrs. Arthur Weston and son. Call
of West Derry, \. H.. were quests at Cd
H.. and a. ". Billiards. the first Of thj
wcck.-The red and Hue contest At thd
Methodist Sunday school r'suited in d
victory for the rcd side and they word
entertained by the blues at the parson1
age Monday evening. Ice cream and cakd
we're served and al passed Il most END
ioyable evening, Miss I.eda Smith id
visiting relatives in Maiden. Mass.-Mr1
and Mrs. Charles Hassnnc of Aver. Mass. !
are visiting in town. making the TIP in
their automotilc.-Mrs. Russell and babN
of Boston arc stopping for a few w.eka
at the Evansville house.-fioward FrOc@
lick, who has boon spcrIing three weekd
with his friend. Paul Miner, at the Cobd
BILE returns to his home in BROOKLYN, NJ
V. this week.-Mc. and Mrs. James Wheel
Ter of Barre have boon guests in town
for a few days, Mrs. Wheeler will bd
remembered as Miss Daisy Dean. a
former r, sidcnt. %. j. Richardson and
daughter. Mrs. Porter. are attending
campmeeting at ~Claremont, y. H., thid
week,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
DERBY.

The Rev. II. C.. Drisko of Pennsylvania
Is spending his vacation in town and
preached at the Congregational Church
last Sunday morning to a full house.
Twenty years ago last June he was or
dained and installed pastor # that church
and was a very popular minister for
several years.-Prof. and Mrs. Edgecombe
have returned from their visit 10 Maine.
Mrs. Leland is very low.-The Baptists
have commenced repairs on their church
which was so badly injured by lightning.
The Willing Workers have received n
gift of $1i5 to complete the payment for
their elegant piano. purchased last fall
at a cost Of $S5O.-Miss Florence Bates
was the very generous donor of the sum.
Miss Bates's summcr home Is in Derby,
whore her father, the late Edwin Bates,
was reared. She spends her winters in
New YOrk.-Mrs. Abiah Church and Miss
Addic Spafford called upon Mrs. f.. Il.
Cobb at Mrs. Donaldson's last Saturday
afternoon. Miss Spaford is in business
in Washington. ID. C.-Henry Ncwcomb
and wife of Denver. Col, were in town
last week and visited friends. also the
nome in which he was born. now occupied
by Mrs. Donaldson and Miss %Ilopknson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Perry and Master
Fred have returned to their home III
Beverly. Mass. and their cottage is clos
Cd for this ycar.-Claik Bingham of Burl-
inSton is spending n few weeks wth his
sister, Mrs. Vern c. Picrcc.-Nrs Sabin
Waterman and daughter, Vivian went to
Northtield Saturday with her father. !.
b. Thompscn.-Miss Anna l.. Bragg had
a fine trip to Minneapolis and her many
friends hope for a permanent benefit to
Ter health. DIR G.. J. Allen of Winchester,
Mass. called on ]. ID. Thompson last
week in counscl with Or. PidwCll of
Waterbury with regard to his knee which
is still in bad condition.-The officers Of
Messy Glen Lodge. No ~ were installed
Saturday evening by Mrs. w. c. Bragg.
l.. D.-Mr. and Mrs James Kew and Miss
Minnia Johnson of MiddleseN. Misses
Cecil Dozie's and Hattie Kew Of Lowell,
Mass, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
n. Kew over S~undav.-Thc Rev. W. T..
Miller of Grand Isle. n former pastor call
cd On friends in town last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
WAITsFIELD

w. r. Long. who has been confined to
tine house for some lime with the rheuma-
tism Is able to ride Cut.-Mis. Hattie
Hudson went last week to Burlington for
4 few DAYS visit with friends. "A special
meeting Of Mad Valley Grange. No. 2yi,
was held at their hall last Saturday.
August ~. A bourtiful dinner was serv-
ed at noon by the ladies of the Grange.
and at the Afternoon session and irst and
second degrees were conferred on one
candidate,-Ceorge r.. Miller Of Boston,
and Frank Vinton Of West vile,
Mass. visited frierds in town over Sun
day.-Thc Rev. w. n. Davenport OF
Farre, field secretary Of the Anti-Sallon
League spoke last Sunday morning at the
Congregational Church TO Il good aud
ience--E. II. ZONES ard +. ]. Orc u are
spending a few days this week al Starr
farm Beach. near Burlington, with \
party IN camp there.-The Rev. w. r.
Miller Of Grand Isle, Il former pastor OF
the Methodist Church here was in town a
few days last week. calling ~ his many
friends. Tho annual reunion and picnic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
WORCESTER.

Capt. J. II. Wilson attended the rc-un-
ion Of Co, I. 18th Reet,, VI. Vols. on
Tuesday last. Tho dedication of the Ethan
Allen memorial tower at BURLINGTON on
Wednesday and the Reunion of the
Washington company Veterans ~assccia-
ton at Dewey park, Montpelier. Thurs
day ana Friday last.-Fiunk Pcran and
family of Montpelier spert last week at
the Worcester hOuse.-O. II. Blodrctt,
Esq. Of Pittsiicld spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Estcllc A. Wilson is visiting her
daughter at Saranac Lake, n. Y.-Mrs.
Jennie Taylor and sen went to Barre on
sunday to remain Il day or two.-Mrs.
Jennie Hopkins and daughter Hazel of
Earrc were recent visitors in town. Mrs.
n. II. Bassctt OF Hanover. n. H., visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. H.. Conner
az Hampshire Hill last week.-Walter
Crdway and family of Mortified were at
II. /. Abbott's last Week.-Mrs.. Emily
I.illcy of Calais is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nail.-Mrs. a. j. Lance OF Ports
mouth, n. H., is Visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Kent.-Mrs. George
Wheeler. Jr., Of Grand Forks, y. d., is
q visitor in town.-Mrs. T.. II. Conner
went tn Lynn. Mass. last week called
there by the death of her sister. Mrs. a..
J.. Hunt.-Thc Worcester Base Ball club
will play the Woodmcn Of Barre on the
local grounds next Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
MARsHFIELD.

MarshCeld Cooperative creamery paid
patrons 92i, cents per pound for July
butter oil test.-Gcorge Drew has pur-
chased four yoke of oxen TO hail his lum-
Der to the 'nill.-.\ son was born to Mr..
and Mrs, Ellis c. Preston Friday Aug.
Ill. II. Adams has commenced work
Oh the foundation for his new store Ia
he erected on thu site of the old onc.-T.
r. Barton has purchased the hotel build
ing lot of II. II. Mcnder and 1t Is report
I'd will erect n building there in the near
fhture.-Road Commissioner Il. T.. Lam
bcrton is putting in Il piece of permanent
road between the residence of frank Cole
and MNik Alears.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
Use LA NOTE.

There was n large excursion frofr, Mont
real to Sandy Point last Sunday.-Thc
fair given for the benefit of the library
was a s%uccCss. the proceeds being $li2. II
at the entertainment. Readings were fur
nished by Miss Anna SAKE aud Mrs. Elmer
son Iadd of Chazy and by Mrs. Arthur
Hill and Miss Dorothy Hill music by
Mrs. Monroe. Mrs. Arthur Ifill and Miss
Dorothy Hill Mrs. J. +. Till of st. Al
bans and Mr.. McDonough and son OF
Manchester. n. H., were in town Monday
10 set a monument for Mrs. McDonoush.
Miss Florcttc Hill and Mrs. Austin Hi
and children Il returned to their homes
in Massachusetts. Mrs. LINN iIulcomb
has returned to Burlington Mrs. A. NJ.
Phelps and daughters, Katherine and
Eleanor were guests of O. J. Thomas
Saturday and Sunday.-Thc lcv. and
Mrs. William Hin have closed their sum-
mor cottage and have returned to Arling-
ton. Mass.-Miss Mary Hill, who has
been a great sufferer for wears d'cd ut
the home Of Henry Parker last week.
where she WIS being cared for.-.Jamcs
Duba of Bristol is in town.-M. II. Con-
nell of 1arrytown was at Pincy lodge
over Sunday.-Harvcy Fisk of New York
is in town.-Mrs. Fi;ield of E.llcnburgh,
y. ". is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR King.
Miss Mary Clark. who has been the
guests of r.. G.. Holcomh's has returned
10 her huine in Oklohoma,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
ORANGE COUNTY
.ANDoLPH

Mrs. Roswell Holbrook has decided her
piece of and near the Manchester farm
% Charles Holman.
a nine and n half pound son was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flint at
their home in East Iraintrce.
Mrs. L.. -. Scgar of Burlington has re-
burned accompanied by her sister, Miss
Edith Abbott. who was Obliged to resign
her position as assistant instructor in the
art department of Mt. Holyoke College
after n long and critical illness.
The sum Of sl35 was stolen from the
Braley farm in Roxbury last Friday by
! young mar who came there from Boston
10 work. Although it was missed that
day, nothing was said to him and Satur-
day night he secured IA team and was
driven to this place. where it is thought
he must nave taken the train for no trace
sf him has been found since.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
NORTHFIELD.

The good progress on the village
water system received another set back
| Monday morning. When for the third
time since work was started the Ital-
ians struck. Up to Friday there were
about G5 mon employed digging a ditch
and on saturday another force of 10
men was put to work Monday the
new corners lined up in front of the
would not let the other men go to
work. To avoid trouble and n quar-
rel the other mon decided not to go to
| work until there was some adjust
ment made. About twelve o'clock MIR.
Sheriff. of the firm of Flood & Sheriff.,
the contractors, took Officers Hutch
inson and Tlunkett to the lodging
house and ordered the 10 men to cave
tho house and town Immediately, which
they did. y new force of men is eX-
pected which will increase the force
On the ditch to 100 men. The cause
of the strike among the new men is
not known but it is generally supposed
that they wanted more pay.
The fail term of Norwich Univer-
sity will opcn on tho 18th of Septem-
Der. two weeks earlier than usual. in
order to get the men in the entering
class accustomed to the different mill
tary drills. preparatory to going to
Montpelier in October to take part in
the centennial celebration. 1t is ex-
| pected thai the entering class will
number about GO men as there are now
40 men on the rolls.
Halsey Edgorton received n very
severe jam on the foot and leg on Fri
day while overseeing to unloading OF
the heavy pipes that are being used
IN the water system which is being
installed here. He will be laid up for
Il couple OF weeks.
At a special meeting of the mem
bcrs of the Congregational Church on
Saturday it was voted TO extend a call
to the Rev. James B. Sargent of Lis
bon, n. H., for one year.
i. D.. pike left yesterday morning
for Poultnoy to secure ten or IL slate
workers, who will come here the first
of the week to operate the quarries
of the Vermont Black Slate
The pumps were started again on
Thursday and work will be pushed as
rapidly as possible until the first of
November. Before returning Mr.. Pike
will go to New York on business on
nected with the company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
MIDDLEsEX.

Grant Scott, who has been in the hos
pital at Burlington for treatmet Tor the
past three weeks. returned homc Thurs
day of last wcek.-much improved.-The
school directors are having the inside Of
all the school houses painted per order
of the health officer. The school houses at
the village and in No. I, are being improv-
ed by Il coat of paint on the out side ana
n few other improvenlcnt.-John EaSap
has had his house and shed newly paint
ed.--All of the schools in town are to be-
gin Monday. The village primary will ba
under the instruction of Miss Wheelock
of Montpelier. The ramma Will he in
charge of Miss Kicker of East Mont
] pelicr and No. 1 in charge or Miss
,Hackett of Montpclier.-T Rev. Harry
Holden preached "A very able discourse
for the Cnitarians sunday p, m,-Mrs.
Harry Holden, who had been spending
| a few lays with her family at Mrs. Kate
Holden, returned to her home Thursday,
while MIR. Holden and family will remain
about ten days longer.-Eben Camp OF
Randolph, has been visiting friends in
'town.-Oscar Payne, wife and TWO child
rem OF Jeffersonville visited Mrs. Payne's
sister, Mrs. George Alexander. a few days
last week.-Miss Mabel Melendy, who has
been stopping with her aunt. Mrs. George
Alexander for the past three week, has
returned to her home.-George Butler OF
, Montpelier has sold his farm In this town,
known as the Smith farm to Mr.. Perry
of East Montpelier, also his farm TO a Mr..
George of Montpelier, The Smith farm
was the property Of Mrs. Butler and had
been in her fathers and grandfather's
family for IA period OF 100 years. The con-
sideration was 81, 2o.-William Lawson
and wife of Montpelier have been spend.
ing several days in town the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. IT. Robinson.-Annie Sanders
has finished work for j. II. Robinson
and has returned to her home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Steven II. Hayden died Wednesday
Aug. 16 at the home of Howard q. Hay
den. his son, of blood poisoning. Deceased
was a native of DnXbury and was 76 years
old. He had lived reariy all his life in
Waterbury,. but came here five years age
to reside with his son. Funeral service
was held Friday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the home of II. G. Hayden and bur
ial was in the Sawyer cemetery.
The annual rcunion of the Sth Ner-
mont regiment, of which the late Gen
stephen Thomas was during his life
lime perpetual president. will be held
at Montpelier Tuesday. October 8, the
day preceding the centennial celebra-
ton.
George r. McGrath over to Washing
ton County Court. fixing bail at $500.
which has been furnished by John II.
Senter. his attorney. The liquor seiz-
ed in McGrath's drug store was ad-
judged forfeited and condemned. The
plaintiff appealed his case to county
court and bail as above was fixed
In the case OF Clinton Cutler OF East
Montpelier VS.. II. W. Camp OF Plain
field, brought to ecOve the face value
OF a note, Judge Harvey gave judg-
ment last Saturday for the plaintiff to
s169.76. The case of Eta NJ.
Bryan VS.. NJ. NJ. Gordon OF Barre.
brought to recover money alleged to
be held in IL fiduciary capacity. has
been continued until Friday, August
"a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert O. Cummins re-
turned Saturday morning from n
three months trip through the Far
West. in which they travelled nearly
5000 miles, visited the Portland ex-
position, and many other important
cities on the Pacific coast.
Misses Mabel Il. How OF Waitsheld.
Jessie l.. Parker OF Bethel. and Imo-
gene Lewis OF Westminster have been
engaged by the school commissioners
to MI vacancies In the public schools
caused by the designations of Misses
Julia A. Holland. Emma ii. Collins and
Nellie ]. Perrin.
The claim Of II. .. Worthea !
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
WINDHAM C0UNv
WESTMINSTER.

A. f. Wood fell from a tobacco wagou|
and dislccatod his shoulder Monday
Fire broke out in George Matthews house
Monday noon, but WAS discovered in tima
10 save the house. children playing with
matches was the caIse.-iI. c. BaAtc1
Brothers started their cannery here MonI
du..-Myror blanchard ard family red
turned from the beach Monday.-Mrs1
Dennis Phelps of Keere, n. H., is az
work in the cannery.-S. w. Kendall!
has bought Henry Woods milk routd
and hired a tenement of w. V. Farr.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morrison are room-|
ing at w. V. Farr and getting their
meals at Mrs. Ashwell's.-Therc is muchI
sickness in town among children -kich1
ard Willard has been visiting mis- parents
the past week.-Mr. Hale of Athol. Mass'i
who has been spending his vacation az
the Misses Fairs returned home Friday.I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
NORTH HERO.

AS Wayne Dazen was driving into the
barn Saturday afternoon last about five
o'clock with n big load of oats. the load
slid of, Mr.. Hazen falling to the ground
n distance of about 20 feet and when he
struck n fork time entered his left leg
between the knee and hip TO a depth of
five inches. breaking the fork handle into
three pieces. One tine also entered the
left side Just above tho hip at a depth
of nearly two inches and had not the
tines took an upward course the accident
must have proved fatnl.-Oscar Dodd
and wife of Boston are spending their
vacation in town at Mr.. Dodds's farm
"Bcnny Brae."-E. Maude Hazen, q
teacher Of typcwritine in the state
school for the blind at Bajavin, New
York Is visiting Der parents, MIR. and
Mrs. c. y. Hazcn.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. +.
Little of burlington were in town last
week packing away their household goods
bidding old friends and relatives good
by previous TO their departure. Thursday
for saltwater. Oklahama. where Mr.. Lit
lie has accepted II position in tho me-
chanical department of the Agricultural
college. His son. Arlington T.. Little, is
instructor of electric science in the same
college. where 50 students were in attcn-
dance last ycar-Joscpi Bushcy has
sold his three acre farm just last CT Isle
La Motto depot to n Mr.. George for 81 900
cash.-Mrs. Mary Rider of st. Adams
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
n. Donaldson.-Miss I'cssie Darby OF
Darlington is visiting her uncle. John
w. Durham.-Mrs. William Popaloose is
gaining slowly.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NORTH TROY.

SaturdaN afternoon, n team driven by
Mrs. Nrthnr "A. flint ana hcr two small
children smashed at the corner OF Pleas
ant ana Center streets. The horse became
frightened mt an ara ran at n
iriShtful speed. III turning tho corner
the wagon ana ITS occupants were hurled
over tnc fank ana thro"Gh some small
trees but fortunately no serious injury or
damage "ccurrec.-Ih rev. MIR. berry is
having MS vacation aat thls time and the
hey. James Ramage has returned from
hiS.-Th" hiGn SchoOl building mas Just