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FERRIsBURGH.

Childrcn's day is to he observed next
SUNDAY morning ut the consroga-
tional Church. and in the evening at the
Methodist Church. and Mrs. q. w.
Ootv of MorrIsvillc are guests at the
parsonage. DR. and Mrs. T. V. Reynolds
were the guests of Il. o. Mills IN Bur-
lington on Saturday Cong ratulatiOns
are being extended TO Mr.. and Mrs. G..
W. Field On the birth of a son. born June
MIR. and Mrs. Truman WestcOtt of
Malone, New York. were present at the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Polly Ann
Field. AMI expert to spend a few weeks
in this vicinty.-Ralph Booth and his
classmatc in Goddard Seminary. Clarence
Little, of WillamstOwn. Mass, were in
town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs w. r.
Erisbic made IL brief visit in Bridport
the first of tho week at the home of then
nephew, Il. Holdrich.-The Ladies' Mis-
sionary and Sewing society met will
Miss Cornclin Joslin on Wednesday af-
tcrnoon.--rhc funeral of the -year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodsell Clark was
held Sunday afternoon at tho house, tho
Rev. G. II. Barley officiating.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Sherman from Cami ridge is
spending n week with her grandson, w.
Il. Montaguc.-Mrs Agnes King is work
ing for Ned Undorv God Susan Good
rich is In Burlington for 81 few days.
Mrs. Lylla Lomsdcd from Greensboro is
spending this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Swcct.--Mis j.
w. Hovev died May 81. after n short i'll
ness with bronchitis. Funeral services
were held at hcr home Friday. the Rev.
J. y. Marvin officiating. She was lady,
who was held in very high estimation
by all. and viii be sadly nisstd-Mrs.
Charles Ransom is very sck.--Mr. Robert
Allen Is sick.
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JERICHO CENTER.

IL has been decided by the citizens of
this community to hold another all DAY
and evening Fourth of July celebration.
similar to one nc,l here last wear. AT
a meeting of all those interested. held at
the parish house laast Monday night,
there was large and enthusiastic at
tendance. and various committees were
upucintcd to go ah,a d with the prcpcra-
tipr,s. The following committees were
appointcd' Marshall of the day. ;. H.
Chaplin general committee. i. 5. Ram
SON. +. \. Stiles; speakers, S. VI. Cnapin
r. Il. .Tordom; advertising, DR.. ). ID. Hop
kins. T.. T.. Jordon; sports, William D.
Nichols Thomas Moran. Chauncy Blck-
neil Parade Of both the grotcspue and
beautiful. l.. u. McGinnis. Charles II.
Kici;ncll Ii. Il. Bates, John Davis. Parke
Brown, {. II. Nash, 4. J. Nash. james
A. Morse. II. r. Han, Wesley Coo hiram.
Mrs. \. Il. Isham. Mrs. :. II. Cnapn,
Miss Florence Bickncll, ], r. Bennett. L..
= Ransom. Luke Bulgcr. ElbridIc
Ncaly Z. s Bostwiok, H. W. Jordon;
evening entertainment. Mrs. S. II. Chapn.
Mrs. T.. s. Jordon, Mrs. III. H. Higgins.
Mrs. n. +. Isham. 1t was also decided to
try and secure the Westford Coraet
band for the day. These celebrations in
previous years have been more than
| successful and it is intended to make
this one fully the equal of the others.
| Announcements and programme will fol-
| low latcr.-Jessie ,iloyd. Il life long resi-
| dent Of this town, died " cdncslay after
noon, in the % year OF his age, after
| about 10 DAYS illness. He suffered n
stroke OF paralysis Monday night. May
! 90 and since then has been gradually
| failing. Mr.. Gloy' was one of the best
| known, and most respected of Jericho
citizens, man prominent in businesses
having held at different times many
town Offices. represented in the general
assembly, etc. and political circles and
n nam whose judgement was greatly
| respected ard a man Of the strictest
integrity lie will be- greatly missed. not
only by his family hut by tho whole
community. He leaves "A wife, and sever
| al children. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed Mt this wiiting.-Mss
| Anna Warner and Miss Mary Sands at
tended n religious gathering at Water
willie last week Mrs II. II. Higgins and
Mrs. T.. Is. Jordon went to East Hard
wick last Friday to attend the funeral
Of an aunt-Mr. and Mrs. George Will
lard ana Mr. II. L. Howe and Miss
tLrpha Howe went to the mouth OF the
river fishing last Wcdncsnay.-A master
mechanic from Boston came Monday Ia
install the new 10 horse power gasoline
engine recently purchased by r. l.. Bost-
wick for his mandatory, and tho engine
is now in running ordcr.-Wayne Nealy
and sister. la. visited relatives and
friends in Wcstford last week
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BOLTON.

Tie steam mill OF George w. Randall
Of Waterbury that was burned few
weeks ago has been hired by Frank
Jcwett of Middlesex. The engine and
boiler was not much damaged y tenn
rorary covering has tccr put up and ma
chinery added that the mill Is now
nearly ready to commence saving the
large stock Of logs The Stevens mill
near the depot is very busy saving chair
stun.-'rwn miles up the Joyrer brook Is
Il thrce-story steam mill belonging to the
Cove RraSS company of harrington
Conn. They have employed - men and
have sawed several millions Of fee. of
lur, Der the past winter. They have gen
cral store uu in the woods TO supply
their employees IN The l:nco Nat near
Bottom Falls is another large lumber COM
pany. who have a store to supply their
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ADDISON.

Mr., and Mrs. John Elmer of Cornwall
were at Frank Cullcys over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wescott of Malone. \. Y,
are visiting relatives in town.-Chidron's
day will be observed June 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wright Elmer have gone to Michi-
gan to spend the summer with their
daughter. Mrs Carl Smith.-The straw
berry and ice cream festival was we'll at
tended and AL report IL very pleasant
time. BERT Mitchell of st. Adams has
been in town tn" past week, and while
here he had a stone erected in memory of
his wife.-Edward Courrey and wife nave
Il hoy.-Thc Ladies' Aid society are not Ia
meet as given out. but will meet in three
weeks at Mrs. Tracy's.-The famous
Henry family are to give show in the
town hall on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings. to be followed by a short
dance each cvcning.-The Baptist associn-
ton arc to meet here June 13 and II. 1t is
hoped every one will attend
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CHARLOTTE.

". u. EdEcrton found plenty Of frost
digging for one of his water pipes May
81, at a depth of two feet. He succeeded
in removing the "iniunction' that has
been existed since January.-Miss Kath-
crime Smith is caring for Miss Martha
Yale. who is much afflicted with rheu
matism. Miss Caroline Yale has return
cd to Northampton.-rhe Ladies' Aid has
commenced repairs on the vcstry and par
sonage-Dcacon w. s. Yale has been i'll
for several days.EIfteen carloads of
barrels for apple packing have been I'M
loaded at the depot herc.-Work on the
highway Is in full blast under Commits
sioncrs f. r. Smith and Thomas Bacon.
clayton q. Stone Of New York was in
town Il few days last wcck-TaX COL
lcctor H. ID. Edgcrton will be at home
June and 10 to accommodate tax payers.
the three per cent. discount ceases June
10 The interment of Polly 4. (WcscotD
Field took place in the old cemetery
Thursday. The bearers We're T.. II. Field
w. r. Frisbic. T.. b. t'risbic and Truman
Wescott Mr.. Wcscott is II brother Of
the deceased from Malone.
Miss Florence Poole of Albany will
spend the month Of June with her
mother. Mrs \. :. Poole.
Childrcn's day will be observed at the
COnerc2at ional Church next Sunday
Miss Florence Poole of Albany. Now
York, is visiting her mother. Mrs. a. $
Poole. Judd " illiams is drilling well
| for A. d. Glbbs.--l.con Brown of Burlng
| ton visited friends in town last Sunday
| Harry Thomas OF burlington was in
| town last Saturday on business -
| Farmers from here and Ferrisburgh are
| rushing their hay to Burlington for fcal
| of decrease in price
| II. w. Root was not so well las
| week. Miss Foss from Ncrgcnnes
spent Sunday with w y. Root ant
family.-I.yman h. Mcneil is dclegat,
to attend the Congregational convcn-
ton in Brattlcboro from the church
|hcre.--Childron's day exercises will b,
held in tho Church next Sunday.-Mis,
| Florence Poole is HON" for vacation
| from Albany.-Alrs. Jane NJ Mack l.
in town visiting friends.-IIenry "
German is to do the painting an,
papering in the vestry and parsonage
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lington.-Mr. and Mrs Alrah Holmes
of West Point were at o. II. IIcnrys
Wednesday.
Frank bcnham is home from the
massachusetts, Institute of Technology.
Boston. for the summer vacation.-The
election of officers and other business in
connection with incorporation of the vii
Iagc occurred Tuesday evening at the
school house. u. X. Bukcr of Pleasant
Valley is visiting his daughter. Mrs +.
:. Morgan Riverside Rchokah Lodge.
No. 81. are to hold n social hop and
whist party in odd Fellows hall. Opera
House block, Thursday evening. June s.
Mrs. II. f.. Powell entertained a party
of ladies numbering Il or lS at her camp
at Mallctts BAY Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Latin has returned from cali
fornia, where she has been visiting for
Il year or more and is at her
brothers. II. T.. Fairchild.- Miss Viola
Ward was the guest of Mrs Minnie
Mackay over Sunday.-Next Sunday is to
he observed as memorial Sunday by the
odd Fellows with II service at three
o'clock in tho afternoon ut the Meth
odst Church with sermon by the Rev
r.. ]. Ranslow of Swanton.
The Ladies' Village Improvement So
cicty had Humane Agent Fuller here
from Burlington Tuesday to look af-
ter n horse which had a hoOf nearly
rotted off. The horse belonged to
Davis e WiCEin Of l'ndorhill and they
had another horse that was in bad
shape They were not arrested hut tho
horse was killed. The horses leg was
broken into small pieces near the hoof
and had becu turned ont to pasture
Virgins is the man placed in BurlinG-
ton Jail and fined 500 by Judge liaw-
kins for beating Il colt last winter
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Rev. G. +. Wells is in town this
week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. IA. H.
Thompson THE Ladies' Aid OF the
Methodist Church will hold their regular
business; meeting on "Wednesday Of TINS
weeks ut the home Of Mrs. John Dolan.-
Mr. and Ms. Charles Chysler of Kansas
city arrived in town last week. MIR.
Chryslcr has gone to his cottage at the
lake. accompanied by w. u. Child and
NJ T.. Spragu t'nior League Will
meet ut the Methodist Church on Sunday
afternoon for the present.-Memorial
day WAS not observed here. most OF the
people in town attending the exercises
at Middlcbury.-W Sturtovant ana
family visited at l.. c. SturtcNants IN
Ticondcroga last week.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. A. j. Downer accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. q. w. Smith. re-
turned home on Sunday from spending
week at Mrs. Smiths home in Hunt
ington.-Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Forbes
visited Mrs, II. II. Forbes in Essex
Junction one day last wcck.-Miss
Catherine Comstock returned to her
home on Fourth street. South Burling
ton on Saturday, having spent the
week with Miss Marguerite Tilley,-
Mrs. Mary Marsh of Highgate is visit
Ing her brother. Hiram =. lsham. -
Irwin Isham was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital one day last week
for treatment OF throat trouble. -
Hiram Morse has returned to his home
in Waterbury.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
COLCHESTER.

The Kings daughters will meet Fri
day this week instead OF Saturday,
The Baptist sunday school will oh
serve children's day by a concert 10
be given next Sunday evening, June II.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Henderson and
family of Boston are the guests of W
r. Munson.
Miss Wirifr'd Wolcott is ut home quite
ill with the measles. Mrs Jennie 1IoXi,
and Mrs. Myron Shaw attended the Con
grcgational conference in Richmond las,
week. The Roy. +. II. Sparhawk will oc-
cupy the congregational pulpit next sun
day.-Mrs. Josephine Dufresnc and Miss
Libby Stanley have gone to Burlington tC
work.
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BRIDPORT.

The Rev A. j. Ponncll was in Middle
bury the first of the wcck.-G. T.. Sollacc
has taken down his hotel sign.-Alrs.
Aurclia Fletcher is at her old home once
morc,-J. r. Rice is making "a slow re-
covorN. Henry Powers of Schuyler
vile. n. J.. was the recent guest of
friends liz town.-A new barr was raised
last week on the farm in Addison owned
10y X. l.. II"mcnwaY.-Alrs. j. n. Fletcher
has SO far recovered as to he able to re-
turn to her home last Irday.-Ihc Mid
nleburv College boys We're defeated by
the local nine in n game Cf base bail
played hero June ID. r. Rice ard L. e..
Swinton were in Middichury on Me
mortal day.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

4. Rotox Is suffering from Il severe
attack of Quinsy, but is better than
he was "A few days ago,-The lightning
Friday afternoon struck the telephone
line near q. NJ. Hazards and SPIN
tered eight poles, burning out the
phones at Hazards, SCOTS ana gum
Ian s-A son was born to MI ana
Mrs. John Muir Tuesday, but II lived
only Il short William Hinkley
and n friend went fishing Friday to
Lake Iroauois and got string or
300.-Gaylord Baldwin. Mrs. e. Nj.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. r. r. Crodcn of Hoboken, n. J.
comes this week to board for tho season
with Mrs. u. O. Bullock. Her little son
will come with her.
Alex McNally and his hired boy went ~
Camp Martin Friday and in six hourk
caught leS fish Burt Ellis went 70
h.r home In Boston F'rday.-Mrs. $. Big
wood of Winooski is visiting rclatives
here this week.-Mrs.. Betsoy Lane has
not arrived here as reported Thursday
but will leave Minneapolis next Tuesday.
June and expects to arrive here on the
Sth
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WILLIsTON.

Il. II. Talcott and family of Chicago are
boarding at Edgar BARRIERS in jericho.
1h"v Wor" guests of Mrs. Talcott ana
Mrs. Whippic Thursday .-Moshcr Il
kcofc are doirg Il job of painting at l..
II. Talcotts.-'rho Onaway club Will meet
with Mr. AMI Mrs. w. l.. Douglass next
Week.-Mrs.. Homer Prior was Il visitor
in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. Botsty
Walstcn is in very poor health.-Mrs. &.
C. kcnneston and Mrs. Joseph Brothers
her daughter. with her children. have
gone to Long Lake. y. Wv. staple ms
started for Germany.
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SHOREHAM.

Harlie Cook it at home from l.cckport
n. Y-Alrs. McKibbon has returned from
burlington. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Crout-Miss Annette Anderson,
who has II position in Howard University,
Washington, ID c.. has returned home for
the summer vacatOn.-Miss Douglass
and Mrs. c. n. North are delegates to
attend the annual meeting of the W. II.
VI. L. in BrattlcbOro. June l3-Chl,irt n :
day will be observed next Sunday.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Goyctt went to furling-
ton on Friday. Mrs. Goyctte going to the
MNrN Fletcher hGSpitNl
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

The Rev. Seneca Stephens and wife
attended the Friends Church here Sun
day. Mr. stephens preached very good
sermon. Naomi Eurinton WIS in the
congregation after an absence OF n year.
Warren Thompson is sick, threatened
with typhoid fever--Nlrs. Sophia Phillips
and two children visited her sister, Mrs.
r.. II. Young. Sunday.--Miss Anna
Lemon, who has been stopping with
Larct Oryis the past winter. has gone
to tho Mary Fletcher hosptn! in Bur
lington for trcatmcnt.-Mr. and Mrs
Carlton Hill visited Mrs. Orvis last week.
rho w. G. II. l.. members went to meet
tho union in Lincoln Wednesday after
poop
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Fisk was in Middlehnry
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Church, who has been
visiting in Bethel for several weeks. was
called home last week ly the Illness or
her nothcr.-i.cnry Robinson has moved
to his fathers house in the village lat"lN
vacated by hm.-Miss Dora Phelps or
Proctor is visiting in town.-ti"orge
church has 50 far recovered from his
sickness to return home With his mother
last Tues lay from n. Miss May
Bcmis from Boston arrived at Loren
Sreucors last Tuesday for n few weeks
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ORWELL.

The county rally of Y. i. S. c. T. held
at Mid1lcbury on Saturday last. was at
tended by tho Rev. b. swift. Mrs. ID. u.
Wells. Mrs. w. W. Martin, Miss Eva
Martin and Wilbur Nicholson Mrs. W.
G. ';riswold and Mrs. q. IICrnheck are
very sick.-NIisS Ann Horton is stopping
for n few days at Robert founs's.-NIrs.
Lewis B"ssette of Saratoga, n. ". with
two children are with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Thomas.
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Hazard, Miss Alice Beers and Mis-.

Hazard. Miss Alice Beers and Mis-.
Gcncvieve liorsford were appointed
delegates to tho Baptist association. Il
be held in Addison. June 10 and IA
The w. G. Z. L. will hold their Jun.
meeting at Mrs. w. II. II. Narney's or
Wednesday, June Il, at 2:30 p. m.-Thl
school exhibition, given by Miss smith
and Miss Claxton was one of the best
ever attended. There were 40 scholar.
who took part. and the songs choruses
Rotations, dialogues. tableaux and
flag drills showed a large amount Of
talent.
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MILTON BORo.

DR. Coburn was called as council with
DR.. Brennan for Arthur White Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. &. Fay returned from
Richmond Saturday accompanied by
Capt. Harry Fay and wife from Clare
mont. n. H-Dr. Coburn is attending
Capt. Harry Fay who was taken sud
denly i'll Sunday night with severe at
tack of the grip.--Frcd Human and
mother returned from visit in Swanton.
Mrs. T. $. Martin returned Sunday
from Milton.-F. Il. Smith had home
grown lettuce and onions June 4 for din
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MILToN.

An adjourned meeting OF tho village
corporation was held Tuesday evening
and the following officers were elected:
Trustees. Il. J. Allen. r.. o. Berins and
L. q. Hoicombe; treasurer. r. q. Frost;
clerk. a. y. Ashley. auditors. G., q.
Pratt. G. l. Morse; committee to frame
bylaws and present 10 next meeting
+. =. Morgan. G. II. CLIFFORD ard j" d.
Latham. The next meeting to be held
subject to call OF trustees.--Mrs. 3. T..
barber is i'll with the German measles.
-R. r. Fairchild. who is very sick with
bilious fever does not improve very
much.-Mrs. Abbic Barnum IL visiting
her brother. A. J. Whittemorc, in Bur
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was largely attended from his resi-
dcnce Neutrality-suspicious. Sharkcy's
youngest child died Saturday. aged two
years. 1T was buried at Middlcbury.-
Mrs. stevens and daughter. Edith OF
brandon. were the guests OF her
daughter. Mrs. r. l.. Waite, over Sum
day-Thc Young Peoples Literary So
cicty enjoyed II picnic at Lake Dun
more Saturday.--Miss Clara Briggs
was the guest of the Misses ketcham
IN.
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SALISBURY.

Howard Nelson is much improved from
his recent severe Illness
William Whitney has his new horse
barn nearly donc.-Mr and Mrs. Lesley
Peck have Il daughter. born Saturday,
Mrs. Holden who has been in Bristol for
some time. returned to her sons, J. V.
Holden. Sunday Mrs. Sarah Dyer of
West Salisbury was with Miss Roxy
EClscy q few DAYS last Mcok
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

The funeral of Mrs. James S. Hurson,
who died at burlington Monday morning.
will ie held at St Thomass Church
thursday morning at nire O'Clock. Mrs.
Iursun is survived by a husband and
son. Frank. OF Winooski. and a diugh-
toy. Mrs. Victor Horner of burlington,
i;urinl will he in the Catholic cemetery
The marriage Of Fred Charlton of Rich
mond and Miss Sophia I.avnlly of Under
hill was solemnized at st. Thomas's
church Tuesday morning Mt nine O'Clock
hy the Rev. Father Thcren.
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WHITING

Klcbcr Williams has been confined to
his bed for several days and is falling
fast.-Mrs. Susan Parker OF Shorcham
visited in town the past week.-Mrs.
Fred Backus and daughter of Brandon
visited her mother. Mrs. Peck, Satur-
day.-Mrs. G. II. Mason visited her Sis
ter in Brandon Tuesday and Wednes-
'av.--Thc funeral Of william Oelano
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The funeral OF Hattie Bcgor was held
here last week. At the grave the bank
cavcd in. being so near that of her father.
Henry Bull One Of the bearers was
caught under tho coffin ana injured,
causing some oXcitencnt.-J. Ecnfrcw and
wife and :. Miles attended the Friends
yearly meeting at Poughkeopsie. Mrs
Rcnfrcw continued on to New York T."
have her eyes trcatcd.-J. ". Miles OF
| 'ticn n L. is visiting his parcnts.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Fanny Clark, who was taken very
i'll. is somewhat better, and there Is Il
possible chance of her recoVery.-Mr'
and Mrs. John S. Towers or Miles City'
Mont, are visiting at their brotherss' /.
w. Towers and i. l.. Towers The VII
lage band stand has been provided with
electric Nghts.-The damage to the fark
house by fire has been satisfactorily adj
justed. Five hundred dollars was agreed
upon.-The graduating exercises Of the
high school were held at the village hall
CContinued On Third Page.)
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Nellie Goodwin went Tuesday
morning To Williston to care for her sis
ter, Mrs. Fay, who is very sick. Her sis
ter, Lille, has returned to Brooklyn. n.
Y.-John Williams of Iiolyoke, Mass. is
in town visiting. M, II. Packard had II
telephone placed in his house Tuesday