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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-07-28

Mrs. wm.Amens, sister Of VIM Frost,
came up from Salt Lake to spend the
Twenty.iourth and visit with relatives.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
MILTON.

Mrs. Samuel Howard OF Malone is in
town looking after business interests
Mrs. Edwin Rockwell and son. Harold.
of burlington has been spending a few
days with her daughter. Mrs. F. r. Good
ycar.-Professor Abbott has gone to his
home in Derby.-About 100 people attend
ed the socable given by the Modern
Woodmen at their lodge rooms In the
opera house building Thursday evening.
Miss L.ottie Baker has gone to Jericho
to visit her grandmother.-Two candi-
dates were initiated by the NJ. W. A..
at their regular meeting Friday even
ing.-Mrs. Jessie Dixon of Webster. Mass.
Is visiting friends in town.-Mr. Childs of
Boston. Mass, was the guest OF C. p.
Sandersson few days recently.
The lecture given by Noborn Kawasakl
a native OF Japan Saturday evening at the
Congregational vestry was we'll attended
and much enjoyed.-Percy and Misc Nina
Ballard were home from Burlington over
Sunday.-Clark Phelps OF Chicago 1,
spending his vacation at his fathers. q
q. Phelps.--Irving Potter and wifc wen,
to Burlington Monday. where he is to r.
into business. Misses Norma and Portia
Dcmng Of Minneapolis. Mimi. are visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. Lydia Wolcott ant
(Ceatisssd on Ssd vase.l
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PRESIDENT ON WAY home
Had Some Important Conferences with
Cabinet on His Train No AM
nouncement of Successor to Hay.

Pittsburg. July J.--The Presidents train
arrived here from Cleveland at $50 D..
M. exactly on schedule time. and at
nine o'clock left for the cast.
President Roosevelt passed the after
noon and evening. after leaving Clcve-
land, in formal conferences with his cab
nct officers and friends on beard his
special train. During the afternoon the
President took up some important mat
ters with the members of his cabinet in
diridually, but no announcement was
made concerning them. The conferences
did not assume the formality of a meet
ng of the cabinet but the President and
his advisers were able to dispose of some
questions that have been pending.
The President talked long and earnest
L.! with former Secretary Root. who has
been almost constantly with him s'nce
he joined him in Jersey City yesterday
afternoon. 1T is yet too carly to make
any announcement regarding n successor
to Secretary Way, hut it is known that
the subject was considered informally by
the President to-day with tho friends
abo1rd the train. in whom h" rci'oe' 6
the most implicit confidence. 1t is not
unlikely the President may authorZ, a
statement in the near future regarding
the appointment. but he has not indicated
yet, at least not for publication, who his
choice may be for secretary of State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
PANToN.

Ward Spaulding harvested fine crop
Of Alfalfa last week and expects to get
one crop more at least this season. This
is his third year of cutting and 1t has
proved "A success thus far.--Eurt Allen
and wife of New Ila:en were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sprague Sunday.
Mrs X. j. Kent and two children have
tscn the guests OF friends in Shelburne
this week. Miss Catherine Fish of Ncr-
l"nncs was tho guest Of Miss Bertha
GrandY last week. Master George Ram
say OF Ncrgennes is visiting Howard
f;iandcy.-ficrbcrt Sprague lost Il promis-
ing sucking colt rcce ltly.-Thc Ladies
Home circle met this week Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Clara ronnrod. -
George Spraguc badly burned his hand
Will" lighting q. fire cracker Saturday
evening causing severe pain. The doctor
WAS called and DIR. sscd the wound which
Will not prove = 'riutIS,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
HANCOCK.

Lizzie Cassada went to York state last
week to visit friends. Robbins
from Natick. Mass, WIS visiting friends
IN town last week. lie had a fall from
building last spring while working at
his trade. carpentering, and he was in.
jur.d so he is obliged to walk with Il
cane. Claude Farr has returned from
Barre where he has been attending
school MIR. j. H. Brigham and Miss
Grace Iiutchings of Lawrence, Mr.. ). j.
McAllisttr Of Warren and Mr.. and Mrs.
7. G.. Dodge from Barre were all stop
ping at the Miller house the first of this
week. MIR. and Mrs s. +. Leonard from
North Pomfrct visited at George H.
Marsh's last week.-Mrs.. ShampeEcy took
her scholars for a picnic on Thurdcr
Head last Saturddy.--rhc schools in town
closed last Friday.-Mrs Cora Claiiin
from Fethel was in town last week and
over Sunday on account of hcr aunt's
illness,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
LINCOLN.

Tic r:al estate belonging to thn estate
Of the late o. A Hammer was sold at
auction Friday.-1hc old Hammer farm
containing 216 acres was sold to X. A.
Young Of Bristol and the Whittier farm
of a6 acres was bought by y. IT, Orvis
1T South Starsboro.-MisS Lizzie Drake
nf New Haven visited at l.. e. Bain's
this week.-Mrs.. Or, ille Estes and dauyh-
ter. Adah. went to Breadloaf Friday to
visit Fred Wheclrrs family.-The annual
Strawberry Tea" given by the Aid
society Wednesday afternoon was a very
pleasant occasion and was much enjoyed
hy about 81 present. The next meeting
will be held July 12,-Mss Stella Cove,
who has been teaching in Bridgewatcr,
is at home for the sumncr-M A, M.
Bristol VIII" has been very SICK IRON
ulcers in her head is slightly bettcr.--A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Sweet Wednesday.
News was received hero Sunday of the
death OF Mrs. Eta Jackman Moody of
Ripton. Mrs. Moody was the only daugh-
ter of Mrs. Melissa Jackman of this town
and lived here till her marriage. She also
has four brothers here. Loren, Aldace.
Fred and Lewis, besides other relatives,
and was well and favorably known here.
Mrs. Arthur Bristol is no better, and
there is little chance for her recovery
Mrs. Edgar Varney improves SLOWLY. -.
C. A. l<inslcy is gaining.-Mrs. o. H.
Thayer of Kcenc, N. H.. Is the guest of
Mrs. Annette Morgan and other friends
here
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ADDISON.

Robert ,Ildson and wife have gone
to tho Grand View Inn for u time. Tho
funeral of Charles X. Smith was held
at his lat" June g. There were
nanv Goral offerings and several friends
were her" from away. The bearers were
CnSsus McInan Nathan Jenkins. Plny
Nurtou and Fred Wilmarth. Jessie " ill.,
narth has Son" to tho mountains rs table
III for the season Tho Ladies Ad meet
.'nlv |? ut vostrv. Tea will he served -
Grand Wow Grange will meet on July T.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Srooner are caring
fer Mrs. Charles Smith. who is quit,
rcorlv.-Gladys llamblin has lton the
guest of Eva Smith.
was a recent guest at w -. Spaudine s
-Childrcns day was observed at Tho
Methodist Church SundaY.A surprise
party was given Russell Walker June %
+. B Miner has returned from caring fol
tho sick in Middle bury.
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EAST M1DDLEBURY.

Mrs. l.. W. Gary, son and daughter of
Rutland were recent visitors in this place
Mr.. Matden of Rutland will move his
family to the w. J. Lee tenement in this
village. Mr.. Mardcn has Il position with
the East Middchury Manufacturing com
pany-The Ladies' Aid society will hold
It's annual meeting at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Friday evening, July :. II
is earnestly requested that all members be
present. Mrs. Caroline Marstors. who has
been i'll for nearly two years. died at the
homo of George Eldrdgc Saturday. July
II. The funeral services were held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday
at y. IN. 'rhc Rev. J. h. Gooding ofiiciat-
|cd-Gcorgc Aver WAS with friends in can
ada a few days recently. W. II. Eldridgc
recently visited here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
CHITTBNDEN COUNTY
WEST MILTON.

F. T.. Blake is pasturing his young cat
tie and some colts on the farm. known
as the Stanton Platt farm. There is an
old unused house in the pasture. and
Wednesday while Faycttc Calkins was
looking for stock that had got out Of
his pasture. ne found tho door Of the
old house open and two ycarlings and a
fine two-year-old colt in the cellar. The
yearlings did not seem much worse for
their Imprisonment. but the colt was not
much more than skin and bones, and
must have been in the cellar several
days. They went into tho cellar through
u trap door about three feet square. Mr.
Blake has put three different locks on
the door and they have been broken and
the door left open. He has brought the
colt home and hopes to save it.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
SALISBURY.

Mrs. q. c. Sheldon was the recent
guest of her son. A. G. Sheldon, in Rut-
land Miss Grace sheldon returned Mon
day from GARFIELD. y. j.. whore she mas
been teaching in II Kindergarten school
tho nast ycN".-ThC MIssc~ Laura and
alice Kelsey have gone e. Mass ,chusott
where they will spend the summer
Miss E'lna Goodrich is at home from her
school in Proctor for the sumner VaCa-
tion.-Mrs. Orrcn Nelson spent a few days
in Bristol last week. the guest Of Mrs.
C.. NJ Decentralization Nelson 81 New
York arrived on Sunday for ii few days
visit with his people here.
Frank Dcming OF Tewanda Pa, is
visiting friends in town.-Mabcl Moves is
with her grandmother. Mrs. J. y. Arlal.
for few ays.- Mrs. James Peterson ana
Mrs. Frances Kingsley were guests of
Dr. and Mrs Pniipson at Brandon Fri
day.-A. }. Wnnwright and family
passed the Fourth with friends in the
>.iIl
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Cults spent last
week in Rutland. returning Saturday
cvening.-Mr Braught of Glens Falls. n
" returned home Saturday last, leaving
his family at the farm for a longer stay
Miss Maud Mcacham, Miss Mabel Wells
and Christine Mellon came home last
week.-Mrs.. John CLARK of Pawlct. with
her family, sIMnt last week with her par
cuts Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Branch, Eagle
Inn is filling. all the rooms being engaged
for tho scason.-'rho Misses Brainard Of
Middlchury arc at Sanford farm.-rhc
Rov. r. Swift spent two days last week
in Bellows Falls.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Adah IIallock is home from Castloton
for her summer cdtiOn.- Mrs. I.aret
Orvs. daughters. Leila and Sadie Orvis.
arc to work in the Bread Loaf Inn in
Rip ton.-Whila Il party of boys were in
swimming GlNn Parker got in deep u;atcr
and would have drowned if it had not
been for the presence of mind of Clar-
cncc Birdsall who pulled him out and
brought him to consciousness. Mr.. Ed
wards will return to brooklyn and his
wife and child will remain with Daniel
iiallock's family for the summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
DROPPED DEAD IN YARD.
II, II. bryant. Prominent Business Man
Af NiddlchurY. Victim Of AnOnlCXN.

M;ddlcbury. July H.-H. II. Bryant. a
well known and much respected citizen OF
this village. dropped dead while at work
in his yard this afternoon about $50 while
raking hay. lie was seen by George Wcr.
crster, who was working on new house
within few feet of him. He promptly
notified tho rest of the wnrkmen and
they went to his assistance hut he was
dead. prs. d. c. Noble and T.. A. Mar
tin were called hut could do nothing
The cause was apoplexy
He was Gs years OF age and Is survived
by wife who has been visiting in Wor-
ccster. Mass, for the past two months
she will arrive home to-day. lie also
leaves three Sons. Willis Bryant OF
Ketchican. Alaska: Frank Bryant OF
FaSsaic. N. j., and Arthur Bryant OF New
York MIR. Bryant was member of the
Congregational Church OF this village. to
which he was very attentive and was II
prominent business man OF this town for
n long number Of years At this writing
the funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. A. +. Roscoe and Mortimer have
returned from visit in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Marcia Winslow and Pauline
Partch are visiting friends in Panton.-
Mrs. +. NJ. partch and son. Robert. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Proct ,r.-Mrs.
Joseph Rule is quite sick.-john Peck is
back at his work at Y. NJ. Benedict s
after several days illness.-Thc ladies
union held a very pleasant meeting with
Mrs. Albert Danhrook Wednesday last -
Is. u. Pond is repairing his barns.-Miss
Emma Derby of Hinoshulgh is tn" guest
of her sister. Jennie. at j. +. Daviss.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Mrs. Alice Martin is confined to the
house with neuralgia. Miss May Muzzy
has gone to Lake Placid. y. v. where
she has Il position at the club house.
Miss Edith Russell of Burlington is a
guest at Jerome Chase s.-Mrs. Carlos
Martin, Misses Carrie and Frances
Wheeler spent Monday i'll Burllngton.-
Mr. Cuson has been in Burlington for
the past week and Ira Graves has at
tended the church dutics.--Mrs. S .B.
Martin has gone to Saranac Lake. n. V,
for a short visit at the Riverside Inn. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs l.. W. Knight of Mddl"bury were
guests at the Martin House Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
THE BURIAL SERVICE.

The funeral. leaving the chapel. pass
cd along the beautiful and winding drive.
ways of the cemetery until the Hay
burial lot wIs rcnched. Here the services
were very brief. being brought to a close
with the bencditon by Or. Meidrur.
There was II brief pause after Dr. Mel
drum's voice had ceased, and t,,c first
move to- leave tho place was made by
Mrs Hay. She turned away from the
grave, and as she pas sed President Eoose-
welt reached out her hand t. him. lie
took it in both Of his own, bowling deep
ly as he did so.
Mrs. Hay with the members Of her
family. returned tn the residence OF Sam
uel Mather. while the President and his
rarity tho carriage Of the executive sur
rounded by the hard worked members of
the cavaIry troop. went at n rapid pace
directly to his train. which he reached at
about one O'Clock. After short wait in
the yards Of the Pennsylvania railroad.
the train started on, the entire party
returning with him, except Secretary
Metcalf. WHO will remain in the West
for Il short time.
The grave and family lot were fairly
covered with flowers.
a memorial service was held in the
Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. at
which Governor Hcrrick and a number
of others spoke.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
BUY BIG WATER POWER.
st. JOhnsbury Electric Company Il
Erect Another station.

st. Johnshury, July 5.-An important
business deal has just been consummated
by which the St. Johnsbury Electric
comrany have acquired OF T.. r. and H.
X. Ide of st. Johnsbury the water power
at Fassumpsc on the site of the grist
MILL which was burned last December
The Electric company have secured about
4N horse power and will erect at once a
modern station to supply more power
and lights for st. Johnsbury. When COM
pleted this will make the third station
they own on the Passumpsic river and
hcrea fter they expect to run their plants
by water. using the steam plant at the
central station only in emergency.
The ldes will start Mt once the erection
Of grist mill for grinding feed next to
their hiG storehouse in St Johnshury
and get their power from the Electric
companys new plant at Passnmpsic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Hattie Obcr and three children
OF Lynn. Mass, are spending few weeks
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. W.
Warner.-Harvey Bean of Danville was
calling on friends here the first Of the
week-Mrs. HOughtOn of Swanton visited
her daughter, Mrs. James Nicholson the
first OF the Week.-Mrs. Mary Martin OF
Hocketstown. N. j.. is spendinh the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. w. q. Bailey
j. NJ. Atkins has purchased the DIR. Mar
tin house AMI will move there soon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
HONOR BURLINGTON pANK.
rendered the Appoin t'ncnt of Fiscal
Agent for Bucnos Ayres Syndicate.

New York. July 6.-The Merchants Nat
ional bank of Burlington. VT. has been
tenrered the appointment of fiscal agent
for a Buenos Ayres syndicate of capital
lists, officially encouraging closer CONNER
cial and trade relations with the United
States by Consul Salvador a. Pratts OF
Argentine Republic. who was consul
mt St Louis during tho exposition for
tho same purpose DR.. Pratts is a wealthy
and prominent physician Of Montevideo
and camc to this country on the special
mission of binding the two countries
closer commercially. Nine-tenths of the
Argentine commerce is now handled
through European channels founded early
in its national history I.adcnhurc Thal-
man & Co., tho big foreign Wall Street
bankers. recommended the selection of
the Merchants National bank.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAECWICK

Mr. and Mrs. q. O. Kimball and daugh-
ter. Miss Jessie were in Cabot Wednos-
day nt the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harvey of Philadelphia to attend
the marriage Of Miss Adine Harvey. the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvey.
to William Sheldon of New York city.
The ceremony was performed in the pres
cnce of about 50 friends by the Rev. James
Clark of this place. Miss Jessie Kimball
,otn1 ruuid ~ hnuor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
NEW HAVEN.

G. L. Nuttins and family of Boston are
quests of Stephen Nuttng. Mortimer
Roscoe is on the sick list-Mrs. Warren
Smith died at her home on North street
Wednesday morning after a lingering ILL
ness Mrs. ArNill Washburn. was in
burlington several days last week visit
ing friends -char'os IuI Mliicl We'd
are N''iire their par"nts. Nv ard Mrs
+. NJ. W. M Ni;ia III Mcintyre VAS III
Burlng ton Monday
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PROBABLY FATALLY BURNED.

Brattleboro, July 5-Hulda Howard.
aged lS. was probably fatally burned
at a dance at Jamaica last night. A
Rochester lamp fell from it's fastcn-
inKs and In taking il from the hall tho
oil was spilled setting her clothes on
fire. The clothes were burned from the
lower part Of her body.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
RICHVILLE.

Miss lncz Cook is at home, having grad
uatcd from the Middebury high school.
where she has been student for three
ycars.-Mrs. ID. c. Twitchcl and dauch-
ter ,Bernice. Of Wcybridge visited Mrs.
NJ. r.. Rich Monday and Tus sday.-Mr.
ana Mrs. T.. II. Eldrcdcc of Townline
and MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Townsend of
Crown Point visited at DR.. Townsend $
last week.Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Ward
went to Rutland Tuesday to bid their
parents and sister goodbye before going
to California. whore they will make their
future home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06

Plans to build electric street car lines In
Pekin have aroused great protest from
the natives. who say the cars would he
very harmful to the poor as large mum.
bers of coolies now mako living by haul.
ing passengers in rickshaws or On wheel.
barrows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
GRANVILLE

Louis Gerry of Lebanon. y. H.. is
visiting l.. \. Rice at the Central House
Martin and l.eda Briggs are home from
Barre Margaret Griffith of Rochester
and sister visited Mrs. II. W. Boyd the
first OF the week.-School in town closed
last week. Martha Abel Of West Brook
field is visiting in town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
The NEWS j; / COUNTIES
E
The winooski Vale; liiases up North
From the lrland Il - Lake TO the
r"..""',;'s' A''' { "s' Cree.
and by the shores Of white
River Covered by spe.
cial Correspos Aents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLERuRY.

Charles II. Marsh. who has h@"n III ior
some time at his home On Case street
died Saturday evening at the age OF ~
years. He is survived by wltc. We mas
been resident of TINS town Tor many
wears. The funeral was htld from MS
late home Monday afternoon at orc
o'clock and the burial was in the tairiiy
lot in the Case street cemetery. The R.V.
W r. Forysyiho ofticiaiod.
The cattle dealers in this section ship
ped three carloads of live stock to the
Law morning The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
4 Burlington Women Asks

have you moor paint that will last two
weeks?' Yes VIC have Devoes: it has a
beautiful gloss and will wear two years
II properly applied. The G. s. Blodgett
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Rand Of Chicago,
H.. are the guests of Mr.. Rand's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Raitd. Monday
was the first meeting between father
and son in k7 years. They met at the
hotel and Aeither one recognized the
other.-There was a big crowd Of peo-
pie in town Tuesday. The Fourth
commenced Monday afternbon and
there was no let up until midnight
Tuesday. The procession was formed
on West street at nine o'clock, headed
by the Bristol Military band and "A
platoon of police, followed by tho
Munsill Hose company with their hook
and ladder. truck and carts trimmed
with flags Hnd hunting. They made Il
fine appearance. The horribles were a
great srccess. The speech by the
Rev. Father Coffey was fine and
ELECTED great praise.-Mrs John Doug
lass of Barre, Mass. is the guest of
relatives in tOwn.-Mrs. Hattie Camp
oell anh daughter, Alleen. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferguson and other
relatives In town.-Mrs. J. c. Benway
IND son OF Huntington are visiting
Ter parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. f.. r.
sprague- Rr. II. L. Averill and Miss
Jennie Grow Of Mddlebury were
guests Of relatives and friends over
he Fourth.-I.ibanus Lodge. +. g. a.
w., conferred the f. A. degree on one
candidate Monday evening.-Lawyer
Norton is spending week with Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Allen.--Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Cooley of Orwell are the guests
OF Mrs. Cooley's parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
John Tatro.-Alexander Tatro of Bel
mont. N. T.. is visiting his brother,
John Tatro.-State's Attorney Leroy
Russell OF Middlebury was in town
Tuesday.
1t is estimated that there were fully
1000 people in town Tuesday. The first
game OF ball Tuesday afternoon, Bristol
Independents vs.. Vergennes, resulted d
IN score Of 9to 3 in favor of
he home team. The second game,
Rristol A. "a. VS.. Waterbury. was II to
} in favor Of the home :cam attendance,
800; receipts. $345.15,-Miss Ollie Boynton
~ burlington is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
r.. H. Boynton.-J. A. Jennings and Mrs.
Nellie Downey have returned from n
stay OF several months in Massachusetts -