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as an incident to plot for overturning
the government. In consequence there
were many arrests of prominent men.
Among them was a former minister
Of the cabinet and five leaders of the
opposition. No details are given of the
reasons for the attempt on President
Raves
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
woRkmEN SHOT DOWN.
Eleven Killed and Eighty Wounded by
Soldiers at Moscow.

st, Petersburg. Dec. 25.-Eleven men
were killed and eighty wounded by
volleys fired by troops at worlinen de-
Tending a barricade at Moscow Sat-
urday. The total casualties at Mos
COW Friday are estimated at $50.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29

Rube Beal, who is quite sick
with pneumonia at his home four
macs west of the city, is reported
az being some improved today.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
ProvIsIonaI government.

Kursk, Russia. Dec. 25-The striking
railroad men of this city have proclaim
ed provisional government and have
issued an appeal for support in setting
up a Russian republic.
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ono neaten. one Rurned.

Orel Russia, Dec. 25.-At the viii
lage OF Fetkoi peasants have killed two
revolutionary emissaries, One OF them
was beaten to death and the other was
burned
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
Martial Law Declared.

Piotrkow, Russia. Dec 25-Owing to
the spread OF disorders martial law
has been declared In the province OF
Piotrkow.
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Cannot Enforce II.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 25.-Though the
printers union Is one Of the most ad-
yanced and most thoroughly organized
81 Russia Il Is unable to enforce the
newspaper strike.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
'rRAlNMEN KILLED.
Milk and Freight Trains Come Together
and Three Fatalities Result.

Phoenixville. Pa, Dec. 23.-Three
trainmen were killed Friday In wreck
on the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road at Perkiomen Junction between a
milk train and freight train. Albert
Hartman. engineer, and Harry Nc
Cauley, express manager. were seriously
hurt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
Rankinn House Ealls.

warsaw, Dec 2s--The failure of the
Imperial banking house of Maurice Nell
kin is announced. Failure is attributed
TO the political situation
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ATTEMPT ON REYES.
Former Cabinet Minister and Fly
Leaders of Opposition Arrested.

washington, Dec. 2s.--The state de-
partment has received Information by
cable that an attempt was made IN
Bogota to dispose OF President Reyes
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1905-12-29
saturday : Holiday.

New York. Dec. rs. Saturday was a
holiday on the Cotton and Coffee ex-
changes and also on the sugar mar
vet
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TREATY SIGNED.

Shinese commissioners say u RELATES
Solely to Manchurian Affairs.
Pekin, Dec. 23.--The Chino ia panese
treaty was r'gned by Baron Komura
and M. uLhsIa In behalf of Japan and
Prince csnia, "A Viceroy Yuan Shi
Kai in h~h. ~ China. The Chinese
commi. .'oua.' say the treaty relates
solely 10 Monchurian affairs and re-
ports Of a Chino-Japanese alliance are
false
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Subscribers desiring the address Of
their papers changed will please give
Doth the old and new addresses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MONTPELIER.

The repor, OF Tho school commissioners
shows that !hc total expense of tho city,
WAS S22.2oo. IN" commissioners ak Tor
schools for Tho year ending February
an appropriation of s,&950 for the com
ing year
Governor Bell was in town Friday az
ternoon expecting TO meet W. w. Stick
ncy or Ludlow, Secretary ~ State Fleet
wood and Attorney -GcncIal l'itts, tn
committec appointed by the Vermont Bar
association to confer with him regarding
u reception 10 the members OF the inter-
board of arbitration on the
Venezuelan claims. No members of this
committee were present. through II misun
derstandine, but John II. Scnter, cX-
president of tho bar association. repre-
scented Ill. committee and arrangements
were made whereby the use of The exec
utive chamber at the State House Will
be rendered to this board OF arbitration
IN which to hold their meetings instead
OF at Mortified az was at first intended
II IL probable that sometime while tho
members Of the hoard are at Montrelier
the Vermont Bar association Will tender
them a reception.
The seventh annual convention of the
East Montpelier Musical association will
he held IN village han in tina, town
ON Wodne sday and Thursday. February
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Dr.. l.. \. Moves and family. who have
spent Two weeks AZ heir homo here
have returned to ChIcopes. Mass.-Thc
next entertainment in the lecture course
will nc siven February by Charles ".
GrlllcE and wifo.-The senior class of
The Normal school gave a reception IN
tho juniors ut Normal hail lust vice..
Monday.-Mrs waldo Rogers. who has
been living in Manchester. y. H.. has
joined her husband III :. c. Norscs. -
Marion Spooncr and Ethel Chamberlain
have returned from Il visit to Miss Cham
bcrlan's sister. Mrs. GLACIER, at Tpncr
Jay. y. Y-Miss Belle Wtch 10 recover
ing from y severe attack uf rhouinat ism
hut Is not yet able TO return 10 her duties
as nurse in I!oston.--!i. &. Gilbert, who
his hccn sick with 'hc grip mt his sons
home IN Mddl. town. Conn, has suil-
ricntlv recovered to return home Tho
Normal building IL to be opened Salur-
day evenings for the use Of students who
remain here over Sunday Mrs Harriet
Rlodcott, who has been living with her
son, Charles IN Randolph village. opened
her house to entertain her son, Pearl
for Il few weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WATERVILLE.

DR.. Maurice accompanied Mrs. Joseph
Daigneau to the asylum at Waterbury
last woek,--Misscs Avery and Bryant
commenced series or union services
here sunday afternoon, Jnauary %
The upper department OF the village
school closed Friday. January 81. MAX
ms year Of very successful work
done by the teacher. Miss e. Lois Stcb-
bins. The lower department closed
Saturday. Januar" rs. II was taught by
Miss MaNbclle Chase Of Brandon who
gave good satisfaction Pupils of the
lower department having missed no days
are: Alart Dagncau, Elsie Brown. ElGon
Wcstover. Damon Wcstovcr. Maxine
seymour, Bertha Seymour. Antonio
seymour. Frcdia Darrah.-Mrs Isaac
Hunter visited her daughter. Mrs
Walter Robinson over Sunday.--Mss
Lula Bragg is spen6ing a rev days at
Worthwhile with nor sister Hattie
Miss L.ottic Atwell has returned to her
school work in Massachusctts.---D b.
HOuglton is spending q few days in
Morrisviilo with his daughter Mrs
Glenn wilkins.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MoREToWN.

Percy Davis was in Boston the past
week --C;c"rec llutohirs came home FRI
dav sick. Mr.. and Mrs. Somcrrill", MI.
and Mrs. Nelson Tcach. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hart from pi:xNurv visited Mr.
ard Mrs. VI. n. Ward Frda". Tho tiood
rrmpdrs were invited 10 George Bulk-
,cNs Friday evening Mrs. N'lll'm
Ward If Vaitsiiel.i visited h"r 'cr. VIZ
liani. tl'n past wcck.-Mrs. II. o. Ward
will entertain Lcr Sunday s'noo class
Tuesday evening. -Mr. VILLAIN johnson
il moving this week int" 81. O. Ward :
tenement near Mr.. Wilcox's store Fired
and Grace Bulkisy were home over sun
,av from Montpelier Seminary.-Mrs.
Cheney from, Waterbury visited hoy
mother. Mrs. Brown over SuGf'ar.--Thc
next loo t,lrc course will he February J
on Shadow and sunshine OF Prom tho
Lumber Camp to the Pulpit y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WORCESTER.

Mrs. Lydia Uull OF Washington, who
had been Stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. f.. Taylor. for tho past two months
died on Monday the lSrd. She WAS II
.'ears old and Is survived by three SONS
William of Washington. Nenry of Barre
and Lyman ". of Worcester and one
laughter Mrs. Taylor. The ;nte-rlont
was at Washington or Thursiay.-Wil-
liam Il. Hancock of Benson, Minn.. is
visiting his brothers here fer short
time. There was a largely attended
whist party at II. H. Hancccks IN
Thursday evening last-Natt Hayes. ono
OF Aldrich's transfers or the mountain. got
caught between a load of logs and a tree
enc daT last week. DR. Turner was cali
al and found two broken ribs besides
several rad brui.es IL will prohabl be
out of commission FOR the remainder Of
IN" Winter.--A whist PARTY was given al
Er' turner's Monday evening. Miss
d. Ssh" Parker of Bother is the guest OF
Miss Frances Abbott his wcck-AIish
;"ncNi. Wilson went 40 Surname Lake
t. Visit her sister, Mrs. James A. Can
non on Thursday last
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Mrs Mary Wyle died at ner home of
pneumonia Sunday morning. The funeral
was held Tuesday afternoon at the sar,,'
placc. Mrs. Wyiic was aged Is years and
had TIN respect and love of the entire
&C n.murity. She leaves one son. Charles
Wylie OF this town. three grandchildren,
-Thomas Crowley gave his foot a scri :
Gus cash with an axe while chOppin.,
last Satur!ny--Mrs. George Reed is seri.
ously iil.-lierbcrt Spaulding leaves the
t,rat of this week for birmingham, NJ
V. whore he has position as Telegraph
operator and freight apcnt.--Mr and
Mrs. Barter from Greensboro Bend are
in town. Mrs Rarte: expects to remain
for some tinc.--MiSs Ella Patterson is
home from iasclle Seminary sick with
mlnps. -Thc remains Of Mrs. Jennie i RI
Dow was brought from Mnssachusett Is
last week Wedncsday and placed in the
family lot at East C'raftshury Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
CHELSEA.

William y. George has sold to Philip
l.. Sargent the William ~. Titus farr,
near the village. rles T.. Tapin has
removed from the Robert w. Laird farm
to the George Bailey farm on East Hill,
now owned by Alonzo H. Powers, the last
years tenant, Alvah J. Little, having
moved into the Curtis q. Slack house be.
low the iron bridge at the lower end OF
Chelsea villagc.-Saturdav last while he
was administering a powerful acid to
a flstula ola horse belonging to WASH
ington Hcedc. local veterinary. Willia nj
II. Nh. got some of the medicine into
one Of ms eyes and has suffered acuiely
since Sheriff William II. Spray has
boon confined to his house this week with
an attack of the grip.--The inferno late
and primary schools of the village taught
by Misses kibbee and Chadwick. respec-
lively. oloss with an exhibition in the
town hail on Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

stranger giving his name as L. ],
EldrcdEc walked into the village OF Fast
Bethel on January Is last with his feet
badly frozen and was taken TO Bethel VII.
lage for treatment and care. and on Sun
day Of this week the right foot became in
such condition that il was found neces-
sary to amputate about half the foot. the
operation being PERFORMED by Drs. l.. NJ.
and q. d. Greene.-The basket ball team
or Whitoomh high school took a sleigh
ride to Randolph Tuesday evening. The
team. composed Of Ralph Shaw. Carl
Greene. George Kimball. Willis Whit
taker and Havcy, has been organized but
a few weeks and considering their short
training made an excellent showing
against the Randolph team which has
played many games this season. the iinaI
scJr" being ~ Ia 4 IN favor OF Randolph.
Al the end of the first half the Bethel
(CUmttmMcd an 18th page.A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WAITSFIELD.

Tho Re- w a. E'mclo. pastor Of the
Com, .t.".;nl caurch ll,rc. VA aN..
nearly al! q: last work. Nisitin. nI,nd
III Pnultrcy atd NicinitA.--The mcctins
held here last Friday Afternoon by the
STATE tuberculosis commission was very
largely attended ard Tho closest ittcn-
i"N Was pad throuShout t. the very ir-
t'res'irS addresses given 10y The mcnl-
neiS OF III" commission, ihr Hon Henry
Ballard OF Burlington and Or. y. Circuit
al Wat'rhury.- Samuel! Maxwell. a vet
Gran OF the N.ril War. who mas been sick
2 Ions time. is very low and Is falling
with 'onsunpt on. Mrs, Gill.
san was severely burned On nne hand
ana arm las. Wednesday by fallrs ON "A
h"t cook stove ut which she VAS at work
-'iu'ic Il rurbcr of the residents or the
Vliiage as wcll as ;hloua.h tro touu are
comri'ln!nS az tn, loss OF thcir supply
on running water. caused hN comblua-
Won 81 low water and tho severe cold
Wa'h'r--N the meeting If Valley
Lodge. !. q. y. f., last Saturday evening
80 second degree WAS conferred on nnc
{ 'nlifHlc, after which y "faUily oyster
"hpp"r VAS enjoyed h. the 0omlers of
/ Ir lodge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02

sion on "Capital Punishment Ivy Homer
Vail, John l.. Hutchinson. John Connolly.
Russell I,urridge and Mrs. a. u. Man
chester. reading Mrs. Fred II. Smith
solo, Miss Alettha Bailey. recitation,
Miss Carrie Manchester. rho next reg
uiar meeting will he held Saturday. Feb
ruary II, and the lecturers programme
will he in charge Of the worthy master.
II. NJ Totman.
Martin l.. Washburn who has been
spending the winter with relatives in
this vicinity. left Monday Cor Under
hill. and Tuesday. accompanied ny his
wife. he left for San Francisco.
There was q fair stock shipment from
this station Monday. NJ. G. Row"il
shipped ~ calves. several hogs and cattle
and Kicker shipped % sheep. several
calves. four hogs and six cattle. The
prices paid were: Sheep . to cents.
hogs cents and calves : to cents per
pound. Each party filled thcir cars with
stock down the line.
During the past week there has been
more trouble from frozen water pipes.
For the past four days several mon
have been at work in front of the Nc
1ntyrc block on Main street. trying to
locate a leak in Fl broken pipe but thus
far have been unsuccessful. owing to the
want of q suitable chart Of the system.
There have been many Inconvenience
owing to the lacl; of water power caused
by the low pressure necessary for re-
pair wori,. The local paper. tho Herald
and News is being printed at White Riv-
ct Junction because OF the lack OF water
power to run the press.
Dat, ;pfs .i,~ 1;,. nv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
BRADFORD.

Charles FarrEam Of buffalo. n. ".
aud Miss Elizabeth Osgood OF Bellows
Falls are guests Of airss. Roswell Farm
hnm.--hTies Pauline Blakclv returned
from New York Friday.--The funeral
services Of Mrs. Horace R"nfrcw were
hold at her late home Friday. The Ecv
II. ] kiibourn pfficia ting. Mrs Rrnfrt "
has been suffering from cancer Of tho
stomach .o.' Two years. hut mas failed
rapidly Cor The past four weeks. she
leaves A husband. one son. Merton Of
Wichita. Kan. and orc daughter Bertha.
Miss Gertrude Dewey has finished
teaching at East Orange and returned
home Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MORRISVILLE.

Or. Charles Bates Of Hardwick has
hired the Darling house on Summer
street and will move here as soon as
repairs now in progress arc completed.
". W. Barber, who keeps lunch room
on Portland street. was arrested and
tried Monday at A. a. Niles's Office on
three charges, assault on Mike Kansk-
vey. selling cigarettes to minors and run
ming place where gambling was carried
on. lie pleaded guilty to all three charges
and paid fines and costs amounting To
about s52.
William Anan. IN enployc al the Mould
&, Davis stone sheds. has moved his
family here from IIardwick and will CO.
cupv the house on Main street recently
vacated by Mrs Jenkins.
Miss Georgia Jackson. who has boon
WORKING in Il store in Woodsvillc. n. H..
Coz about two months. is at home for
fcw weeks vacation. after which she
expects to return TO Woodsvllc.
Mail Carrier T. :. Robinson has been
laid up for several days by an attack
of grip and T.. l.. Camp has been deliver
ing Tho mail for him.
Miss Nellie Minott is i'll from an at
tac!. Of the prevailing distcnper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Arnold Manchester. who has been IN
for the past ten days with pneumonia.
died late Friday evening at his home on
Conant square. He was Sc years oe age
and besides widow he leaves one daugh-
ter. Flora. vino lived with her parents.
Mr.. Manchester was formerly Il promi-
nent farmer and lived Just north of the
village and vas a breeder OF Spanish
mcrino sheep but sold his farm about
four years ngo and moved TO town where
he has since resided. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
from his late home
William Mcconnell has returned from
California. where he has resided for the
past year.
Miss Grace Knapp has gone to Proc
tor. where she will reside in the future.
G. ID. Silver has taken n half interest
in Young's barber business and has
closed his shop in the Wright block.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Crooks have
crossed their house and gone to Bur-
lington, where they viii engage in the
boarding house business on Colchester
avenue.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY
NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. Nina Horner Culver. aged oS
years. died at hor home in Little North
field on Friday morning at one O'Clock
after IA long illness with consumptio ion.
She Is survived by father. mother
and two sisters. The funeral WIS held
Monday morning at eleven O'Clock.
the Rev. w. :. llazen Officiating. The
body vas placed in the tomb at Elm
wood GENTRY.
The annual meeting OF the Mortified
Telephone company was held at the office
of {. ID. Idgerton Saturday night The
following officers were elected. Dirccto rs
Frank Pinmlcy, DR. J. IL. Judl1ins T. l..
Field &. ID. Edgerton ana George G. San
born; secretary and treasurer. j. H. Tai
bot; auditor. IIalsey q. EdRcrton The
president of the company will he elected
by the directors at a future meeting.
Cards are ont announcing the wedding
Of Miss Mildred Trask Ellis Of tins place
and Leon Dexter Rove of Waltham
Mass. to take place herc Saturday even
ing. February II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
RANDOLPH.

A A. J. Kelley was driving down
the Herrick hill near the Green noun
tain stock farm Saturday his horse
slipped a little and commenced to go
lame. The animal hobbled along as far
as the Hobart bridge when it refused
TO go farther. A. u. Gay, a veterinary
surgeon. was sent for and found that
the horse had broken its right fore.
leg in the ankle joint. The horse.
which was high spiri ed animal. VAL
ued at $50, was killed.
At the Grange meeting held In Orange
hall Saturday there was good attch-
dance. The lecturers programme which
was In charge of 4. H. Manchester, was
as follows: Music by the choir; discus
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Koran, wife Of rr. Koran. is very
SICK. Tier three brothers from Burlins-
ton came Monday TO see her.--A. VI. But
,c'ncid. editor Of tho Palladium, was
III burlington over Sunday with his son,
aired. student in the Medical College.
MI. Baldwin, a. very old gentleman. is
dead al the home Of his son. Joseph Bald
win commonly called Joseph Brewster.)
on Pine street.-The other night the Sart-
wells, MOTIONS aud one Smith had a
carot'sal, free fight and playful exhibition
% drunkard's qucksteps and contortions
IN Nortons front yard. Learning that
inc otiicers were after them. they sud
denly left and have located in Canada
Leslie Eanster has purchased A. l..
tlammond's residence OH Highland ave.
ana VIII occupy 1t In about two wceks.-
r. II. Dewart of st. Adams and John
Nebster of Franklin were surveying IN
THIS vicinity the latter part of last week.
--Charlcs Warner has sold his place on
The southerly side of Pleasant street to
Henry B. Parkhurst.--T.. l.. Ranlster has
sold his so-cslled johnson farm In Jay
10 GURUS Aus;in.--A few days since Her
bert Austin while IN the woods after n
load OF logs. was suddenly stricken with
severe attack Of lumbneo or something
similar and Frustrated. After lying in
N, snow little more ,han an nour 10
was found and taken home, but is a- Yet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. Eva Marble of .icuth RoyaitoI,
VINO has been spending n few days with
Mrs. George Alexander Went Saturday
to Nor; hi. Ia. where snc has found en-
DloNlncnt. John Alexander finishes his biz,
jun of saving over i.W0 cords OF wood
for Mir. rarnham Of Fast Montpelier th,
week -Malcom Weaver of Bristol. who
has been employed by l.. O. Wilder for
the last three months. has returned to
hi ho'nc on account Of Il Pneumatic troll
hlc.-rhc ladies of In" town save an en-
toriaiuin.nt "Ihe Old Maids tonvon.
ton." foy mo benefit of Mrs Howard, an
elderly lady, vino fell and dislocatcd her
hip recently. They realized some $40 III"
PARTS were We'll sustained and all showed
thcv were capable old maids, noted tor
,..ii nd s.lnl1l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
NEWPORT.

AZ the basket ball game played by the
l.gi, s, hool girls against the Mortpel icr
cirls' team on Monday evening resulted
IN a score of II TO in favor of the MCn, =
pclicr girls, This WAS the first matched
game ny the Newport girls. they being
Young and nncXp ?ricnccd compared with
their opponents.
licrbcrt Pratt and family started for
Kansas Saturday where they will maize
thsir future home.
Charles Abbott and his fathcr-in-l W.
Mr.. Campbell. have bought the II. Pratt
place in West Derby.
Mrs. William Kinney Is quite sick and
Miss Arabella Parker of East Coventry
is taking care ri her.
Fred Blake, the carrier on r. +. d. No.
.. has scarlet fever and is quarantine, Il
at his home. Scvera, in that school dis
trict have II. even the teacher, Miss
Berdina Green.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
BRAINTREE.

A rarity of young people from Ran
1clph drove to town one night last week.
James Rider has purchased the \. T..
Fits farm on which he has been living
Ter the past few ynars.-Mr. Fish. an aged
60 nten,an. is quito sick ut tho home o.:
his daughter. Mrs. j. II. Fits. but at this
time it is reported that he is a little bet
.cr.--The little daughter, Neda. OF Walter
Archer. died Wednesday night after n
short illness Of only few days Tho
funeral was held Friday and the remains
were taken to Randolph for burial.