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CHl7TENDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE.

Walter Coleman. an employee on
Harry II. Thomass farm in Ferris
burgh has succeeded in thoroughly
breaking Barney. the fractions mule
recently purchased at Fort Ethan AL
len by Mr.. Thomas of Burlington, and
is doing all tho farm work usually
performed by any ordinary team
Luther Mollison of the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company,
spent Sunday at homc.-Lyman Morris,
who has been working for II. C.. Thorp
the past winter, has returned to Bur-
lington on account of illness caused by
rheumatism.
Miss BESSIE Converse. who has been Wis
ting her friend. Miss Ethel bingham. in
burlington. returned to her home last
Monday.-Thomas Mollison was in Bur-
lngton on business last Tuesday.-The
recent warm rains have drawn the frost
out of the ground so the roads are nearly
impassable.-Quitc II thunder shower oc-
CURED here last Tuesday evening.
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FAIRFIELD.

The funeral of Joab 5. NorthroD, n
life long citizen of Fairfield who died.
March IS of plural pneumonia. WAS held
at the Congregational Church Monday afi
ternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. Mr|
Rock Of Sheldon officiating. The bearers
were W. II. Fairchild. T. w. Hale. 5 \
Soulc, j. II. Fanton, II. II. Doane and
Braton Fauton. A quartette from Shell
don rendered tho music. Mr.. Northrop
is survived by n wife and three children1
ID. y. Hunter has purchased . farm in
Brookdold. Mass. and will remove hid
family there next weok.-Thomas Ryan
spcnt St. Patrck's day at home.-Willianj
Rhodo,i2cr of Marlboro, Mass. was IN
town last week buying horses.--Miss Ger1
trudc Fitzgerald, who has been visiting
in st. Adams the past week. has returned
homc.-Nliss Mary Wallace, who has been
spending the winter in Concord, \. H.,
has returned home. -Richard Maloney ID
seriously i'll with pneumonia.-John Riley
who has been i'll with pneumonia, is able
tn sit I'D,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Angie TruaX has sold her place on
Park street 10 Bert w. Boil of Willlston.
Miss TruaX will so TO her cottage at
Qnocn City Park within Il few weeks.
George w. Planch of Jericho has rent
ed tho TruaX place. which was recently
bought by Bert Bell of Williston and
will move here about April TO- 1t Is under
stood that Mr.. Planch is to open Il fur
niturc and undertakcrs' establishment
and will for this business have rooms in
the old brick hotel building.
Rama II. May yesterday purchased Of
James a. Donahue n building lot, 75x1l6
feet. on Pearl street next to f. Is. Bakers
property. Mr.. May will erect n dwelling
on the lot as soon as the weather permits.
Frank Il. Bowman has bought of Mrs.
r. A. Thompson of Underhill her fine
place in this village. which was recently
owned and occupied by the Misses Thomp-
son.
Tho recently organized Epworth League
of the Methodist Church has elected Of
ficers as follows: President. Mrs. Frank
Davis: first vice-president, Guy Peck
| second vice-presidcnt. Miss Me'ora
Barnes; third vice-presldent. Julia Shell
don: fourth vice president. Mis- Sadie
Cook; secretary, H. =. Smith; treasurer
Charles Wright The first regular meet
inE of the society will be held at the
Methodist Church Saturday evening al
1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Ayres. Will
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The maple sugar makers tapped
their orchards last Wednesday and
Thursday with fair results.--Therc are
good many sick in town with the
grip. Among them arc Mrs. Chester
Cutler and Mrs. s. A. Andrews.-Thc
Rev. Mr.. Treat will exchange desks
Sunday with the Rev. Mr.. st. Glare OF
MorrisvIllc.--The new school board or
ganized by the election OF M. d.
Dimick chairman and N. c. Kenyon
clerk.--Nfrs. Walter Fuller has gone to
Lexington, Mass, to visit her mother.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Jacobs.--At the regular
communication of North Star Lodge
Tuesday, March 81 District u. q. Mastor
Reynolds was present Refreshments
were scrvcd.--On Bryant hill is n
stone bridge six feet wide and eight
feet high, which was frozen solid so
no water could pass. The now road
commissioner, Fred Fay, built n fire
below and in a day and a half thawed
q passage through for the water,
which had flowed many rods down the
road.--A branch of the W. G. II. u. was
organized at the parlors OF the Con-
grcgationai Church last Thursday by
state Secretary Mrs. Davidson. Mrs.
j. II. Goodwin was chosen president;
Mrs. Lenora Wood. vice-president;
Mrs. II. A. Jones. secretary: Mrs. Mil
ton stevens, treasurer.--Frcd Flagg
and family have taken rooms at Mrs.
Fanny Clark's on Church street to oc-
Cupy the first of April
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

NJ. j.. Brewster visited friends ut John
son the last of the weck.-Adna Fuller.
who went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
to have his arm amputated. has returned
ana is getting along niccly.-Mrs. Eva
Rcttis is visiting friends in town.--AIrs.
Henry Russell Etill remains very ill.,
G.. a. Baker has rented q. W. Brewster 5
tenement house north of the village and
will move his family there soon--A bout
30 of tho village people went to T.. II
Strongs Sunday to eat warm sugar.
Mrs. Lyman Hin, Mrs. Gerald Bag.
Icy and Hazel brewster are i'll will
the Erip--Bucl Ferguson of Burling-
ton was a guest a the home of hi
uncle, John Andrews, the first of the
week.-Mrs.. W. q. Chamberln o.
Richmond is visiting friends here
Mrs. Henry Russell is gaining slowly
Prank Smith has so far recovered
from a recent attack of pneumonia n!
to be able to be out again.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Continued from FIRST page

and the meter system.-Several Of the
friends Of Miss Alice Dutton gave her
a pleasant surprise at her home Satur-
day evcning.--The X. K. X. club will
serve supper at the Congregational
Church vestry Thursday afternoon.-S State
Inspector of Finance l.. A. Cobb of Island
Pond was in town Saturday and inspect
ed the Hardwick Savings Bank and Trust
Co.-Epscopal services were held at the
Academy hall Sunday morning and after
noon.--W. s. Smonds and wife are the
parents of n baby boy, born Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Batchelder are very
happy over the arrival OF n baby boy
in their family.--The Fortnightly Culture
club held a very interesting meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Ellen Harrington Sat-
urday afternoon.
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RICHFORD.

The Kings Daughters met yes
to-day with Mrs. Homer Westover al
2:3o o'clock.--Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nc
Gregor, who have been passing TIL
winter in Lowell. have returned to thil
place and are living with Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. Kellcy.-The Literary and Must
cal club meet Friday afternoon will
Mrs. J. II. Carpenter.-Mrs. Jed O. SAT
ford of -. Adams is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ayer.-Mrs
Winfield Thayer and granddauEhtsr
Miss Alice Thayer. arc visiting in Shell
don for several daYs.--The last enter
tainment in the lecture course wa.
q lecture by the Rev. Newell Ugh
Hills in Ayers hall Wednesday even
ing.-In the absence of the pastor, tn
Roy. Mrs McKinstry, at the Chrstial
Advent church. the Rev. :. Fl. Smitl
conducted services Sunday.-Mrs. T.
I. Knight returned from New Yorl
saturday night.-Clayton Richards ha
secured employment in the office Of tn
sweat ComingS company.
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When YOU talk about farm bargains
what is the matter with these
FARM of 81 acres only ) IL miles from
burlington. near Malletts Bay. just the
place for vegetables and small fruits.
Good house, plenty of out buildings. some
tools and II wood lot. Price, 1850; cash
$500. balance easy at , per cent.
HERE is a cLINCHER. ll0-acrc farm
L. miles to village, good road. not billy,
X. r. -. and telephone. Land rolling, not
stony, can raise potatoes enough in one
year to pay for il. lots of wood and some
timber. good water. buildings fair. VIII
trade for city property, price, So per acre,
easy terms.
FARM of 81 acres, 8 miles from Burling
ton, large house, pleasant location just
the place for summer boardcrs and gar
dcning fair barn, plenty of fruit, some
stock and tools. all for $3.50. cash sl,O0.
balance easy.
500 farms for sale. send Zoe. for new
spring catalogue and pocket map of Yer
mont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.. corner
Main and st. Paul SITS. Burlington VT
| We buy or sell anything in Real Estate
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams

The sad intelligence was received here
Thursday of the death OF Mrs. Eva Stow
eli tMotU Clark, wife of William 4. Clark
of NaZOo city. Miss, and only daughter
of Mr. and Mras. Hiram NJ. Mott of North
Main street. Mrs. Clark passed away NJ
I'VE o'clock on Wednesday evening after
an illness Of several weeks. She had been
seriously i'll for some time and she was
apparently improving and was preparing
for a trip North, where she was going On
the advice of her physician. when on Fri
day diabetes developed in an acute form
and she suffered Il relapse, failing rapidly
until the end came. Mr.. Mott. who had
left on Sunday for Chicago. where he oS-
pected to meet his daughter. was apprised
OF the serious turn in the condition OF ms
daughter and went on to N"zoo ''tE'
where he arrived Tuesday night and was
recognized by her before she died. Mrs
ono of St Albans's accomplished and most
talented young ladies, possessing beau
tif,ll soprano voice which was cultivaed
in Italy. where she spent Two years III
the study Of music and languages She
was married here ON August Il, 1901 To
William r. Clark of Yazoo city, Miss,
at which place they have since made their
nome, tli MI lhi N
sides her husband. she * survived ny hei
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ, Mott of TINS
city and a brother. Walter T. Mott OF
| Toledo, Ohio.
The romance in the life OF the child
wife OF John Lowell! came to an end FIJI
day when Mrs. Lowell dimihutNe
pocket addition of the average woman
and but Is years old, had her brute OF
husband arrested Tor giving nor an awiu
beating Lowell, who was tried pcfor'
| Judge Tillotson in the city court was
fined q and costs or the alternative sen
tence in tho House of Correction Lowell
was also convicted of n first onence o.
imtoxicaton for which he Is serving tel
DAYS in jail. When his jail term Is com
plrtcd he will he taken to the House o
Correction.
The honeymoon of Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur
Brace, who were married at swantol
last week, was disturbed Saturday whel
Ernco was arrested charged with tn
theft of n pair of trousers which forme,
n part Of his wedding OUTFIT. At the tria
held before Justice Kearney, the brid
proved to the satisfaction OF the cour
that she had furnished the pants for tn
momentous occasion paying for them
cents. Tie respondent was discharged.
The advantage that this city enjoy
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MILTON BoRo.

Wlbor Shonon is i'll with the grip
T.. T.. Smith served new maple sugar on
snow to his friends Sunday.-Mrs. S. A.
Costello of West Milton is with her daugh-
ter Mrs. ]. T.. Flinn.-Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wood were
called to ST. Adams Tuesday to accom-
nany the remains of their nephew. Maui-
ice. aged ten years. son of Mr.. and Mrs
&C.. II. Wood. former residents. to the Bore
cemetery. where they We're inferred The
boy died of heart failure superinduced by
diphthc and the case is peculiarly sad
the family being puarantincd and unable
to accompany the romains.-Mrs. Roy
Howard is bic to sit up.
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WILLIsToN

The King Daughters met at their
rooms in Warrcn's block Friday af-
ternoon.--IIenry Fay died Thursday at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Tilley.
lie was son of the late Nathan Fay,
who died at Mr.. and Mrs. Tilley's sew
cral years ago The funeral was held
at tho house Saturday and interment
was in Richmond.--Mrs. George Bing
had news Friday OF her sisters death,
Mrs. Eliza Forbes Ordway, at her
home in RoXbury. Miss Emma Forbes
with her nephew and niece. Harley and
Sarah Bing, have gone to attend the
funeral-A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Labelle Friday night
the 24th.--Ethel Walston arrived home
Saturday morning for II short vacation
A friend accompanied her.
MIR. Mosher is building n refrigator for
NJ. j. Hcwett.-Thero are several cases
Of german measles in town.-'rhe Kings
Daughters circle give maple sugar
social at II. II. Browns hall North Willis
ton Friday night March 81.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Christian Endcavor meeting was led
Sunday evening by John Spaulding. The
meeting for April 2 will be led by Mrs.
p. a. Gorton and will be conservation
mceting.-Miss Eleanor Sweet is home
from Barre for a brief vacation.-Mrs
II. w. Norton returned home the lat
ter part of the week after spending the
winter with relatives and friends in New
Hartford. n. Y.-Mrs. William Eddy is
considered seriously i'll. At present writ
ing the rest of the village sick are con-
valcscent. w. W. Benway is visit
ing her daughter in New Haven.-Mrs.
G. W. Saylcs is in Starksboro at the
home of T.. r. Wyman.-Earl Morrill, re-
turned from trip ia, Connecticut the last
| OF the week.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Ray Fonda Is visiting his sister. Mrs.
GUY Baldwin. in Danby.-Miss Rena
Johns of the graded schools at Hanover.
n. H., is spending a two weeks vacation
with her mother, Mrs. n. n. Claxton,-
Nineteen were i'm attendance at the Y
meeting at the Misses Clarks last Sat
urday evening. which was better than
might have been expected, considering
the almost impossible roads and tho ILL
ness OF several members. Blanche
Bradley is confined to the house with ton
slitis.-Joseph Couravon is very Ill with
pneumonia and John Stapleton with n
complication Of diseases.-Mrs. Rachael
Carr went to Buffalo, n. ". last We'd
nesday evening for several weeks stay.
| Joseph Curavoo Is seriously Ill
with pneumonia at tho home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Annie Shepherd
Mrs. honzo I.avolette is confined to tho
house by illncss.--,John Stapleton is suf-
ferng from hernia. caused by excessive
coughing. Miss Marjorie Beers of Bur-
lngton is visiting at the home OF her
| father, T.. d. Becrs.--Harry Rice of Bel
lows Falls is spending a few days at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton Clark
and also visiting his brother. William
| Ricc.-Mrs. Ransom Beers has gone to
Huntington to visit her daughter, Mrs.
| ClcVClunu
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ESSEX CENTER.

+. W. Ayros and family started Mon
day for South Dakota, where they expect
to rcslde.-C. W. Rice, who purchased tho
store and stock of +. W. Hall. arrived
with his family Monday.-Mrs. Patsey
Gokey. whose death occurred from con-
sumption. was buried here Saturday.
Ray Fox is caring for l.. NJ. Bates OF
Wcstford, who is reported bettcr.-Joscph
Tatr6 has purchased the place formerly
occupied by George Dorr.-H. II. Hal
from Barre spent Sunday ut honc.-Mrs
A. j. Garvin has returned from Il few
days stay in Burlington.
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JERICHO.

There was sugar eat at the residence
Of +. Il. Howe Saturday night for the
benefit OF the Christian EnieavOr So
Ciety.--Mrs. Sarah Booth is on the sick
list and was unable to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Van Niict her father, Friday
Eugene Curtis has engaged to work for
the Grand Union Tea company Mr..
Planck has hired IL house at Essex juno
ton ana expects to move there the first
of April
Mr.. and Mrs. George IIuntrcss and three
little daughters visited Sunday their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. Gomo.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. Jackson spent Sunday at $
Hale s.-Waltcr Grace Of tudcrhill WAS q
guest Sunday of O. &. GraCc.-MaX Buz.
zcll was called to Colchester Monday t.
see his father. the Rev. MIR. Buzzcll. VIII,
is very sicll.-Nictor Roscoe of the Roscoe
Publishing company WAS in town Monday
james Hutchinson is very low.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Eliza Steele is quite sick with tho
grip.
Jason Prior, who has been seriously i'll
with bronchial pneumonia. is some better.
Thomas Reeves of burlington sold at
public auction the stock and farming tools
and some household furniture at the home
of the late Edward Van Sicklen to close
the estate of the late Mary Van Sicklen.
Her sister, Miss Lucy Steele, who has
made It her home then the past two
years, has bought n house In tho city.
and with her niece, Miss Nellie Irish. will
move there April !.
Charles King recently sold AZ shotes to
]. f. Kennedy of North Williston for
which he received n check of $267 .09.
Mrs. y. j. Butler and little son. who
have been in Franklin visiting relatives
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HINEsBURGH.

Miss May Murray is ut home from God
dard Seminary for Il two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Albert Ray has returned from a
fcw weeks visit in Burlington.-Miss
Blanche Small will teach the spring term
of school in No 13,-Miss Florence Allen
has returned from visit in Shirley, Mass.
Charles X. Murray is confined to the
house with an attack of the grip-iicnry
Nancor and family have moved into the
Masonic block.-John Hopkins is moving
from the hill to his place west of the
village.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mosher have
returned to NJ. +. Thompson's for the
summcr.---George Brown is moving
into William Caswclls house near the
Ccntcr.--Mrs. jeanette Learned is ILL
The two houses and other smaller
buildings belonging to :. ~ Marsh
were destroyed by fire last Friday
The Young Peoples society OF the
Baptist Church held social IN the
vcstry Tuesday evening. New maple
sugar was servcd.--Mr. and Mrs. Nell
son have returned from Proctor.
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MILTON.

Mrs. James Kennedy is quite il. threat
oned with incumona.-Iottic Buker and
Grace Phillips have gone to Pleasant VAL
ley for Il few days visit.--Prof. L. G. ABB
bolt went to his home in Derby Friday
to spend his vacation.-Miss a. NJ. Fulton
is sick with an attack of the grip. Her
sister, Mrs. Julia Hall. of South Hero is
caring for her.-Mrs. Enoch Rhodes OF
St. Adams is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Archy
Pcrry.-Mss Mildred Clifford is visiting
friends in Massachusetts, -George Robin
son has moved into one Of +. T.. Cormia's
tenement on cherry street.-O. II. Hcwey
went to Attlcbury, n. v. Monday where
he has u position as foreman Oh Il large
farm.
There was a small wreck near the
switch leading to the pulp mill Mon
day afternoon. In some way the switch
was opened as Il freight train was
pa ssng by on tho main line. and some
of the cars started on to the pulp mill
line. A car of coal was thrown over
and the track torn up quite badly. de-
laying the trains for several hours on
the main line-Mrs. Mary Skccls
who has been visiting her son, G. f.
Skcels, of the Glcnwood for several
weeks, returned to her home in High
gate Tuesday, accompanied by hef
grandson. Norman Skeels.-Homcr ano
Charles Powell are home from the Ed
munds high school for II weeks vaca'
tion.-Ray and Ethel Coburn went tc
their home in Belvidere to spend q
week.-Miss Alice Jackson, supervisor
of drawing in the Burlington schools
is spending her vacation at home
The Ladies' Village Improvement So
cicty served new maple sugar at the
rooms in l.. Y. Sandcrson's house
Tuesday from to Q y. m.
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as n maple sugar center, may result in
the establishment here of plant for
the manufacture of maple sugar products.
as we'll as the canning and handling
OF syrup and sugar on IL large scale. j.
Il. WEIGH OF the firm Of ]. T.. Welch
& Co.. OF Chicago. has been In the city
looking up the matter and at an informal
meeting. at which several prominent bust
ness mon were present, tho matter was
gone over thoroughly. No decision has
yet been reached, pending the settlement
Of several important questions but tho
chances are good for tho starting of the
new industry.
The final hearing and settlement OF the
accounts OF the Luther y. Hunt, Jr. es-
tate was held before Judge Kelton in tho
probate court on Saturday afternoon. A
final dividend of about s per cent. was
declared. Col. Alfred A. Hall and Watson
and Finn appeared for the creditors.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Eva Stoweil
Mott Clark, wife Of william =. Clark
of Yazoo City, Miss, who died there on
March 90. was held from the re-
sidence of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram NJ Mott of North Main street
at one o'clock Monday afternoon. I'm
mediatcly following this service, a
| special train took the funeral party
| to Champaign, n. Y, where the final
| services were conducted from the First
| Congregational Church. The oniciat-
ing clergyman was tho Rev. William
Fraser of Champaign. y. y. who but
seven months ago officiated at Mrs.
Clark's wedding. A quartette composed
Of Howard w. Deming. Stanley Ellis,
| Charles III. Anderson and Lee S. Tillot.
son. rendered Nearer My God to
| Thee" Gathering Home and abide
| With Me-" the singing of "Onc Sweet
| ly Solemn Thought" by Mrs. George VI.
Hogan. bringing the service to a close.
| The bearers were John NJ. Thorne Of
Rutland, Roy A. Brush. Harrie V. Hall,
| Carroll j. Scribner, Eugene NJ. Blake
and William Robertson.
| Miss Agnes q. Mower, who has been
assistant city clerk for the past three
years. has rendered her resignation to be-
come effective on April l.
Mrs. Mary Jane Burt, widow Of James
Burt. died of general debility at her
home on Foundry street, at lis ocot *
Monday morning. Mrs. Burt who was
in her sJth year. is survived by one broth
or. Edward Ellison of Durham, =. g., and
two sisters. Tho funeral was held from
st. 1.ukc's Church at two CLOCK Wednes.
day afternoon
-, ""i'e oc-
-''''uas "'otni"s
" "' "S'.' VI Ws uausnter' Mrs'
'o"h = story Oh Diamond street His
death was from complications follow
: lHS IL general breaking down OF the
system. Mr.. White was vermonter
of the old school and had always lived
in this city, where he was born or
I July %. 1872, being in the SD year OF
his age. He was married on Januar,
{ 30, 1919, to Miss Eliza Allard of Shell
e don, who died a few years since II.
| is survived only bv a daughter. Mrs
story with whom he had mazda hi,
homo for MANY voors Nr WHITE ,v,,
y connected with tho ,ocol fro;obt do
r p.rtmept of tho cor.r,I Vermont 70
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WEST MILTON.

+. f. Blake remains about the same
Julia Blake was home from the fort over
Sundav.-Jed Ballard commenced work
for A. S. Morgan Monday-A new engine
came for MIR. F,llis'c naltha launch Sat
urday.
The river is very high reaching almost
to the road near II. d. Costello's house.
A fourteenycar- son of Alba Booth
is very sick and the doctor fears pneu-
monia "A son of Cortes Sweeney is sick
with the grip.--Mrs Lansing Snow is able
to sit up little. but is still very feeble.