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Notice of Settlement.
EsrArE oF Q. vnaNoN LEWIs.


STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court he ai
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. -. tat Randolph " ="
tor said District, on the 18th day of July, ~ y
ID. 1905. Charles II BiEeioW, admlnistrAttI 49,
estate II ~ Vernon Lewis. late ~ Brnokhs5S1
In said District. deceased, presents 4
administration account for eAamlhAtiUih -
allowance. and makes application Tor ~ N
Of distribution and partition OF the esiatR
said deceased. ,..si8
account ana said application be reierfr0 " 80 /.
sion of said Court e. be held az the frohAis " n
in said Randolph, on the 18th DAY 81 Ausns5 +, 1.
1868, FOR hearing and decision thereon Aha 49, bs
further ordered, that all persons interes.s. n
notified hereof by publication q hv'.e.sts
said application and order thereon three 49,
suecessiVeiy 10 the Herald and News 80
paper published az Randolph, ~ tAsS VI II
aud which rirculateS IN the neighbour 80
those Interested before said time q tsee
that they may appear az said time NV
and, n they see cause, object thefetu
BY the Court; Attest r- t,stq.
1881 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Su'ise
A trua coDv II Record Attest
WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. JtAeet
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Courier Block Completes.

The repairs on the COURIER block are
completed, with the exception Of the OUT
side painting, which is being done by
John T. Reed. The tenants have moved
in.
The building. formerly the e. A.
Markham block, has been thoroughly
overhauled in the past three months
under the direction of 5. +. Lyman, a
capable builder. 1t has been trans
formed from wabbly, rundown struc-
lure to a neat, strong, modern business
block. The floors have been righted up
and strengthened. and new hardwood
floors laid on the first landing. The
the first story. has been divided by a
partition running back from the front
doors into two offices of equal size, with
separate front entrances. The north office
is occupied by Guy Wilson, local editor
of the COURIER, and also serves as town
clerks office, Mr.. Wilson holding that
position. A heavy masonry vault huilt
out from this office on the north side of
the block gives fire. proof protection for
the town safes within, containing the
town records and documents. The south
office Is occupied by the Bethel Printing
CO., G. o. Spaulding, manager, who has
moved from the Bethel Tavern basement.
which has been rented for a meat market
by b. c. Rogers. Both ground floor
tenants will use in common the room in
rear and the cellar, which have been
thoroughly refitted. New windows have
been added, making the office interiors
| light and airy.
| Tue second floor is occupied by A. Lee
I Cady Tor his undertaking business lately
purchased Of L. NJ. Weston. The front
I room has been enlarged by the removal
i OF partitions and around three sides have
/ been placed cabinets inside which Baskets
VIII be held upright, to be lowered Tor
/ inspection, in the modern way. This
will be the salesroom, with work and
/ storeroons in rear. The Baskets and boxes
i will be raised by tackle block from the
/ driveway on the north side and admitted
through a door cut from the work room
| leading to the piazza.
a new chimney has been built, new
water piping and domestic and sanitary
nIumbing, with closets introduced, new
I electric wiring done and probably .
I furnace for heating the entire building
viii be installed. The old platform step,
and veranda floor have been torn away, ant
two new sets OF steps, on front and side
lead 10 the wide entrance platform, viii
Ia new flight OF stairs overhead. The 10
ia front has been graded, seeded dow
and shrubs set out. Many expression
of satisfaction at the improvement Of tn
, property have come to the COURIER from
Bethel people.
! GA - II q ri n.
Bears the n Inc knd toa Havs slaays Bo4gt
Signature ExHzlzZ-
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EAST BETHEL

The recent rains caused considerable
damage to the roads in this vicinity.
j. H. Buck and family and Misses Grace
and Norma Spaulding went on the excur-
sion and boat ride Tuesday.
The promenade and ice cream sale held
at Frank Green's Friday evening, July p,
was well attended. Messrs. Bailey,
Thayer and Hutchinson of the Green
Mountain band were present to assist the
local band.
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LiLLIEvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Rogers visited at E.
A. Bakers in Stock bridge Saturday.
Victims Of measles are Cecil Washburn,
Raymond Washburn and Matte Dyke.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. Billiard Of Springfield.
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Noble.
Guests at Sunshine Home with Mr.. and
Mrs. }. p. Rogers the past week have been
Mrs. Roswell Holbrook of Randolph, Mrs.
CiIena Hall aud Mrs. Jane Morse OF lynn
vile.
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and Edward McCombly Monday night for
breach of the peace. The two men were
boarders al Mrs. Otis Gould's and worked
ON the construction work Of the Bethel
Granite Rgy. They were arraigned Tues
day before Justice Flint. McCombly
pleaded guilty and was fined $ and costs,
amounting in all to si1.S5. Daily called
for a trial and, having had one, was found
guilty and fined y and costs. amounting
in ali to s12.40. Both men paid their fines
and costs.
A valuable yearling colt belonging to
Henry w. Dutton OF RoYalton was found
in the pasture Saturday morning in
helpless condition. 1t had been seen last
before that on the previous Tuesday and
then seemed all right. The nature of the
colts trouble bafiied Mr.. Dutton and his
neighbors and DIR. Stephens, the veteri-
nary from White River Junction, was sum
moned, who pronounced that the animal
had suffered a shock of spinal paralysis
and thought the horse had the appearance
of haym been hit by lightning Inc
horse fingered until Tuesday, when it
died.
A despatch to the daily press from
White River Junction contains the follow
ing notice OF one of the itinerant tooth
puilers who left Bethel in a hurry last
week "A passenger on the Central YER
mont railway left Bethel night or two
ago WITHOUT AtNhllAIE a uNbt lnhl At Ihh
contracted there. Apprehensiye lest an
officer might be at the railroad station
here to arrest him, he left the train at
tine Hartford station two miles from here,
and, carrying his suit case with him,
walked TO the junction and crossed the
bridge to West Lebanon, n. H., where
he was secure from any process for debt
from the Vermont side OF the river"
The users OF electricity in Bethel are
well pleased over the closing last week of
contract by l.. NJ. Heath, receiver OF the
Bethel Electric Light and Power company,
for new 50-kilowat dynamo, switch
back and step-down transformer. The
machine will have . capacity OF carrying
from 3l00 to 5000 volts. This will be sufii-
cient for furnishing lights for both Bethel
and Randolph for a limited length Of time.
In practical working it will probably be
found expedient to use the two dynamos
in the earlier part of the evening when the
heaviest load is on, and then after 10 p.
M shift all the load to the new dynamo.
Mr. Heath states that there are now wired
in at Randolph 300 16-candle- power
lamps and street lights equivalent to about
500 more and at Bethel the equivalent OF
about 1900 lamps, making in all about 300
f6-candle-power lamps.
Bids for New Senate Office Building.
In an interview with w. c. Clifford,
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Llberatlon Notlee.

Having this daF given my son Frank W How
ard his time during the renl1i nder Of hts mir or
ity, shall claim none Of his wages and pay none
Of his debts hereafter.
Randolph VI, July p, 1906 ISL
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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords immedi-
ate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst
stages and If taken in time will effect a
cure. Sold by Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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Many persons in this community are
suffering from kidney complaint who
could avoid fatal results by using Foley s
Kidney Cure. Sold by Drew a Leonard,
Randolph.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Mrs. +. d. Camp returned from a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Boyd, sat
urday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. p Riford aud son.
Lloyd, returned from Los Angeles, Cal,
Thursday morning.
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Fred Ladd of Barre and sister, Miss Fan
ME Ladd, OF Minnesota, visited at Hiram
Ben sons last week.
Misses Mamie and Katherine Murphy,
who have been guests at Geo. Deering s
returned to their home in Jersey City
Thursday.
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Mrs. Minnie Wright is stopping at 5.
Wright's.
L. T.. Blanchard returned to his work in
Boston last week.
S. R.waldo returned last week from his
visit in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. C. c. Stevens visited her father, A.
b. Hayward, last week.
Jared Hyde had shock last Wednesday
night and has been very low since
Fred West, who has been helping p. F..
Cotton in haying, returned TO his home in
Randolph last Monday.
A. Il. Tracy left Monday for Middle
town, Conn, where be will visit his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frances Newton.
Rev. {. +. Davis returned home last
week. Miss Esther viii remain for a
longer visit with her sister, Mrs. Monkey.
Mrs. 8. Penn returned to her home in
Barre last week after spending 8 few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. d. J..
Frazier.
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The commission having the matter in
charge was to meet early this week to con-
slider the matter OF the bids. Senator
Gallinger of New Hampshire is a member
of the commission and is understood to
be strongly in favor of the use of granite,
and MIR. Clifford thinks that there may be
a compromise on the use of the Hardwick
granite, but that the chance for Bethel
granite is very slim.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Shall commence building new sawmill
dam Aug. Sth. Expect to be at tia month,
more or less. People wanting work done
come before the above date.
DIN i CAAsp-
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Bids for New Senate Office Building

In an interview with w. G. Clifford,
superintendent of the Woodbury. Granite
Co. at Bethel, Mr.. Clifford states that bids
were opened last Saturday for the stone
work for the new Senate office building
at Washington, d. G. The bids were as
follows:
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GA - TOR LA.
p.sr. tbs aIhs kind You Have Essys B0ggti
S''1 4 &MRzzeZz1
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6etheI Local Intelligence.
GUY WILSON, Local Editor.

Pianos and organs, all kinds OF graphic
phones ana musical supplies. Write FOL
catalogue and prices. ae II.
ID. NJ. STRONG, Bethel.
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80 - ~htNt 49,
is often caused by sores, ulcers and can-
GERS that eat away your skin. VIM. Be-
dell Of Flat Rock, Mich, ssys:-.'I have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve for ulcers,
sores aud cancers. 1t Is the best healing
dressing / ever found Soothes and
heals cuts, burns and scalds. 25c. Guar
anteed.
For sale BY Drew & Leonard and F. E.
BRYAN, Randolph.
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Mondays Randolph Market.
The following prices were realized b.
sellers at Randolph stores and markets
last Monday mot retail}:-
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RANDOLPH CENTER
Auction.

will sell at public auction at district
schoolhouse at Randolph Center on ostur-
dav. Aug. 5. 1905. at ! o'clock p. m, large
part nf my household furniture. consist
ing II chamber suits. beds and bedding,
tables. cHairs, paTi0r and cook stoves
and various other arf Giles. three COWS, two
buggy wagons. If tospv. tbe following
Monday, same pl &c ~ hour.
GEO. y AND LYDIA DAY.
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IN pink dahilas. and the dining room
IN green and white asters, ferns ana
green-shaded candelabra making a pic
ture Of the table. The bride wore a
handsome travelling gown OF pale gray
with hat 20 match She was attended
by Mrs. j., g. Parsons as matron OF
honor, ana Mr.. II. G., Parsons was pest
man, The bride entered on the arm OF
her father following the matron OF
honor and the ceremony WAS performed
10 the strains OF low music. An elab-
crate wedding supper was served ana
later Mr. and Mrs. Parsons left Tor a
trip 10 the coast. after which they VIII
80 TO Delamar to reside,
Miss Stella Parry and Mr. !. j.
Frumpton We're married on Wednesday,
the ceremony being solemnized In the
Temple and the newly welded pair
leaving Immediately after for Brigham
City where they viii make their home
The Sherman-Gibsou wedding OF
Wednesday night was notable brill
liant AFFAIR. and a number OF other IN
teresting bridal events helped 10 make
u bright record.
Among the other marriages were
those OF Miss Clara Dougall and Nh.
Bergstrom, Miss Susie Bltner and Fred
erick Morris, Miss Eugonia silver and
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Miss Martha Werner has return., to
ogden from a pleasant months visit
IN Idaho
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provo.

Miss Alta Newoomb and Mrs Kitty
Hines arrived in Provo from the res
ervation, on Monday evening. They
we're fortunate in securing excellent
tracts Of land, and report having had
a most pleasant trip,
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Gray regret 20 learn that they
have gone to Denver. where they expect
10 make their future home.
Mrs. A. O. whltmore Of Salt Lake
CITY Is the guest OF her parents, DR..
and Mrs, II, j, Richards.
Mrs, Charlotte Richards OF Salt Lake
city has been tho guest of a number OF
old friends during the past week, Her
visits have been very few since her
residence IN the Garden City, where
she left many true friends, who viii
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always take pleasure IN extending a
sincere welcome.
Misses Nettia Smith and ANNA Parry.
inson, who have spent the summer Va.
cation IN Idaho, arrived IN Provo on
Monday.
Mrs. Stephen Moore was hostess al
pleasantly appointed tea PARTY an
Thursday afternoon The parlor and
dining room were decorated IN sves,
peas, while a profusion OF fall flowers
were artlstically arranged IN tho hall.
Music and visiting were among the al.
ternoon's pleasures
Miss Beulah Backman returned last
week from summers vacation in Cal,
fornia.
Mrs, Ida SmOot Dusenberry returned
on Wednesday evening from Few
weeks visit IN Old Mexico and Caliior.
MIA. She was accompanied by Mrs
Phoebe Young Beatie OF Salt Lake
city,
Misses maggie and Lena Irvine On.
tertained on Thursday afternoon at A
Kensington. About 40 young friends
enjoyed the pleasures planned Tor the
afternoon. The home was a picture 0.
fall feauty, with all the bright bios.
SONS so artistlcally arranged.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Nlbley left on Sal.
urfay for their home IN la Grande, Or
Mr., and Mrs. Willis Mangum arrived
home on Tuesday evening from pleas.
ant trip to Chicago and New York.
Miss Baulah storrs viii leave nu,
week for California, where she viii en-
ter the college OF oratory. She expects
to remain for two years course
Mr.. ana Mrs. weinhelmer Of S.
Louis are guests Of Mr., and Mrs, r R.
Irvine.
Mrs. Ida Irvine Of Salt lake CITY
spent the past week IN Provo, visiting
her little daughter and friends
Miss Stella Bennett left m TUESDAY
evening for Michigan, where she VII
study music during the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Partridge enter
talned a number OF young people a.
watermelon social on Saturday eve
ming
A Jolly crowd OF young people spenI
Saturday in Rock canyon. At an cary
morning hour they mounted tnsI
horses and arrived IN the canyon
time for breakfast Many amusemelS
made the day happy one, Those Who
knJoyed the pleasures were MISC
De lille Cluff, leila Farrer LG.a
Hlndley. Mr.. Ferris Noyes, FaW
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rtsort, and enjoying delightful eve
ming.
Mrs. w. G. A. Smoot entertained at
q pleasant affair on Monday ln honor
Of her nephew, Mr. $. Atkins who left
this week for Ann Arbor
On "wednesday Mrs. John woodward
entertained at luncheon ot the Coun-
Try club, the table being prcttlly 'e-
Corated IN red ddhiias. and covers laid
for the following Mrs H. H. Haskell
Miss Florence Rice, Mrs Frank ID. Fly
Mrs. A. q, Goodwin Mrs George II.
Jamerson, Mra A. " Calagh9n, Miss
katherine Judge aud Miss Dorothy
Kinney
Mrs, X. A, Whitney entertained at a
luncheon at her home on Wednesday
IN honor OF Miss Ethel Whitley OF Los
Angeles, The table was beautifully
decorated In white asteIH and autumn
leaves and the place cards were hand
painted In the leaves Besides the
guest Of honor covers were laid for
Mrs. Mary Woodward, Mrs. Bldwell.
Mrs, w. ". Dickson. Mrs, Russell
Schulder Miss Blanch Kimball and
Miss Lillian Woodward.
Mrs. ID. r. Gray and Mrs. w. p.
klser entertained at a large bridge
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Thomas Champneys and wife returns
ed home this week from the Hawaiian
rasson. where they have labored zeal
ously preaching the Gospel Mr..
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Quayle Cannon, Miss Sarah Gillespie
and Howard Pollock, Miss Minnie Clark
and William Peterson
Wednesday, oct 4, Is the date set for
the marriage Of Miss Cora Corse and
james V. Sadler. The ceremony Will
take place at the brides home IN Og-
den, and will be followed by a recep-
ton at the Sadler home. Miss Elose
sadler Will be the bridesmaid and Err
nest sadler will act as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs John Y. Donnellan an.
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Marguerite TO Robert WaltCc Glen
dining
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Hale an.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Edyth Mae, 10 Thomas Benton
Hunter, Jr., Of Monterey The marriage
will take place on the morning OF
Wednesday, oct %.
Tho date set for the marriage OF Miss
Crete Plnkecton and Joseph Grant IS
Wednesday Nov ].
Mr. and Mrs. j. Bun, Jr, announce
the engagement OF their daughter. En-
ma, TO j. j. Ladle.
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bFsEnrr fvf7txG NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1soss

Miss Hattie Tremayne Ia homo from
| Riverside, Ida, where she spent the
| summer.
Miss Dorothy Ice is home from og-
den.
Mrs. ]. II. Arthur has gone to the
Portland fair, and Will return via san
francisco.
Mrs. Reed smoot has returned TO her
home In Provo after spending few
days with her mother. Mrs. G, A. Eli
dredge,
Mr.. and Mrs. b A. Mason OF Louis
Vile. KY, We're guests In the city yes
terday, en- route to the coast.
Mrs =. NJ. Duncan OF Indiana, who
has been q guest at the Hancock homo
during the summer, left for the east
Thursday,
Col. Nephl Clayton accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Sybella left for a
short visit to Los Angeles Thursday.
Mrs. Mark McKimmins and Miss
George McKimmins leave today for
NdlllOlllAt Oll a. Nlslls NllHh AlthlINinlNt
Will be absent month, but her mother
year,
Mrs. George T. Ingersoll and daugh-
ter, Katherine, have returped from
their summer In Idaho and are at the
Whitehall.
Mrs John Warwick of Provo is visit
ing friends in the city,
Mrs. George ]. Kelly OF ogden Is
spending a few days IN the city with
friends
Mrs. s. l.. Radon OF Park city IL the
guest OF her brother T. f. Harper
DR.. and Mrs. S, II. Pinkerton and
Mrs. Klsslck have returned from a two
months visit at Island Park, Ida.
Athol Rowlins and Aleck Thomas
have gone 10 Ann Arbor where thoy
will enter their senior years at tho
university.
Mr.. and Mrs Alberto Jonas have ar
rived from San Francisco. where they
have spent the past month.
Miss Deacon OF St. Paul Mimi, is
the guest OF Mrs. A. Kicker.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Brent and family
of Los Angeles have returned TO their
home after a pleasant visit at the fair,
Miss Violet Toovey Of Denver who
has been the guest OF Miss Marjorie
Elerheck for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home,
Miss Eveline Thomas has returned to
her home after a pleasant visit with
friends at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. j. H. Dickinson and daughter,
Imogene, OF Fresno. Cal, were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lowrey,
Mrs, Dickinson and daughter are on
their way east
Frank Niles leaves on Wednesday for
Boston, where he Will attend school dur
ing the winter,
Miss Malta McClaln has returned to
Oberlin, o., where she will study music
during the winter months,
Miss Pearl Pratt returned during the
week from Denver where she went 10
visit with and sing for the members Of
the Walsen Dutch club. During her
stay 81 four weeks, she sang at recap
tions given by Mrs. Capt. Kincaid, Mrs.
Sanford and many others, Her voice
was much compllmented by the critics
OF Denver
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Champneys was secretary OF the mis-
sion during his absence.
Prof, Thomas Mckay returned TO Lo-
gan Thursday after attending his sis
ters wedding
The Salt Lake board OF county com
missioners were Ogden visitors Thurs
day, the guests Of the Weber county
commissioners, who showed them
around the county and then took them
to the Hermitage, where sumptuous
dinner was served
Mrs. r. s, Farnsworth delighted a
large number Of ladies' yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. r, Kissel,
where she delivered lecture on Loves
Labor Lost
The Historical society met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Van Nance,
where a most interesting and instrue-
tive program was rendered,
Miss Florence Emery Of salt Lake
City was an ogden visitor this week,
the guest OF President l.. w, ShurtllR
and family
Miss Florence Turner Of Hooper and
Thomas jenkins were married In the
Salt Lake Temple Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Crltchlow returned home
this week from a pleasant months out
ing with relatives.
one OF the delightful events OF the
week was the appearance az the Grand
Opera House Wednesday evening OF the
Salt Lake opera company In its excel
lent opera, "The jolly Musketeer.' They
were greeted with large audience, VINO
were more than pleased with the pro-
duction and will ever welcome a re-
turn visit. The chorus work was be-
yond expectations and the solo work
was the finest ever heard in ogden.
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'h{GOTNCI>

Miss Ada Weggcland left during the
week for Los Angeles.
Mr., and Mrs j. Fred Wey and Miss
Louise Wey have taken apartments at
3ol east Third South street, where they
are az home.
Mira. N. T. Heal Of Park city Ia tho
guest Of her sister. Mrs Henry BUR-
mestor for a short time
General and Mrs j. NJ. Thompson
were in the city this week, guests OF
Mr. and Mrs j. Walcott Thompson.
Mrs George r, Downey Is visiting
IN the city ana with Major agd Mrs,
George NJ, Downey,
MT and Mrs v. W. Pe2se have re-
turned from Portland.