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1 simply say that as YOU are not interested in the
matter which are going to discuss your presence
IS quite unnecessary and might become d source
OF mutual embarrassment"
On the contrary, l assured him, L very
much Interested. Perhaps Mr.. de NalcntIn does
not know, l added turning toward Mrs Van
kelnberg that your stepdaughter has done me
the honor OF promising TO be my wife"
There was moments breathless pause | saw
Mrs Van Renberg falter, and ! saw something
which l did not understand flash across de Nale1-
tin S face
Miss Van Hoyt viii herself be present 1t is not
necessary that YOU should accompany her"
~ regret to 70 say that II, think differently,
her invitation, / shall certainly be present"
hat, Mrs. Van Renberg declared, Il shall
not do. Mr.. Courage must do as he thinks best"
De Nalentin bowed slightly and turned away
HIS lips We're parted IN very unpleasant and most
peculiar smile.
i am very sorry sad TO Mrs. Van Renberg,
TO be the cause Of a-v uneasiness."
he Prince, she answered, departing for the
first time from the use OF his incognito, is very
nervous He Is used TO advisers and friends, and
Tor almost the first time his life he is entirely
alone. / sometimes wonder whether he has really
sufficient nerve to take up q great part in life
circumstances, l remarked, often create the
man
hope" she said little grirnlv, that they viii
make a man OF Mr.. de Eaentin. | will tell you,
Mr.. Courage, why am rather anxious for you
be present at the meeting tonight. You alto
gether dsInterested and YOU should be able to
form sane opinion Of Mr.. de Nalentns proposals.
SlloLld Ike 10 near now thtE appeal TO YOU
bowed shall tell you exactly what l think,
! answered.
She dismissed me with a little nod.
I Went IN search OF Adele, but could find no trace
OF her in any Of the rooms. At lst, in one OF the
corridors, heard Nagaski bark > and found him
sitting outside the closed door a small reading
room. Directly l moved towat him, however he
flew at me, and seized my t users between his
teeth. His eyes We're fierce with anger his whole
skin seemed TO be quiverng with excitement. At
the sound OF his angry growls, the door opened
and Adele appeared.
"Nagaski, you naughty dog" she exclaimed
Nagaski let 60 OF my trousers, but continued 10
g-owl Adele stopped TO PICK him up, and he inne-
dlately attempted to lick her face. l then, to
my surprise that she was very pale and had all
the appearance OF having received a shock.
" y hat has happened' T." | asked.
She mOtIOned to me 20 enter the room. anC closed
the door behind us. l have just received a cable
from Europe, she said IN a low tone - Il concerns
YOU
looked at her keeny "WeI:'
Something has been found out : friend OF
lr Stanleys lett Havre yesterday for New York.
You will not be safe for a moment
after he arrives And in the
time have message for Mr.. de
NalentIn. | wonder she added,
with faint smile, what chance 3
YOU would have OF being at the
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waited for me II the first Of
the long suite Of reception
rooms. De Ealentin. who had
been talking earnestly - her
most II the time during the
service Of dinner. remained
only q few PAGES of. It
struck ne that Mrs, Van
Re-nbe-g was not II the best
Of hu-ors-
NJ. Courage" she said,
= think Il only right that I
should let vou know that
NJ. Dc Ealert.n strongly OBJ
Jects 70 your presence al our
meeting tonight.
! am very sorrv 70 hear
i" ! answered. " Nay ! ask
upon what grounds,
He seems to imagine.
she declared "that YOU a~e
no t--et.Tg-c tlv.'
De E4leuc.n hastily inter
vened NJ dear Mrs. Van
Reir5e-g, he exclaimed. 4
hope vou VIII believe, NJ.
Courage. " he continued turn
.ug toward me. that nothing
was farther from my thoughts.
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meeting tonight if l should de-
liver it now"
Then please don't deliver it, "
| begged. :" am really getting
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LlCII. " LlCh
created an
uneasy back
ground for
the somewhat
spa smO die
general con-
yersation. The
men especial
Il seemed to
be uncOmfort-
able and ii at
ease.
Poor ia
ther Adele
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CHAPTER XVI.

THERE We're exactly twelve people present
( when | entered the room and took my place
at the long table-siX and SIX women.
De NalcntIn sat at the extreme end, and as l en-
tered his face grew dark with sudden anger. He
glanced quickly at Mrs. Van Reinbcrg, who how
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eral new guests had
arrived. some Of whom
bore names which We're
Well known to me.
There was 4 sense as
OF some hidden excite
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Ou VII MOI Dc Sale Tor moment
after he arrives And in the mean
time / have d message for Mr.. de
NalentIn. | wonder. she added,
with a faint smile, what chance
YOU would have OF being at the
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CHAPTER XIV.

IN INNER that
night was 4
y so n c " hat
- oppressive
meal. Sev-
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FERkISBURGH.

TNer" viii he no service at tho Con-
grogational Church next SUNDAY as the
nastoi desires to be away. He will
visit former parish in New York and
by invitation will he present at the gen.
eral association of Congregational min
istors and churches OF New York which
he served as treasurer for II years, white
a resident in that state Mr. and Mrs
En"ry Reynolds of Petersham, Mass
who have sprnt few weeks with their
son. pr. r.. V reynolds, viii leave the
latter part of this week to visit fricnd,
in Burlington aud other places before
returning to their home Miss bertha
Y. Collins of the high school at Gran
vile, \, Y, gave her friends here IL
pleasant surprise Friday evening, rc-
naming for a couple of days She has
been invited to continue her labors there
another ycar.-Mr. ana Mrs. George Fen
wick ar" the proud parents of son.
which came to them May 6.-Miss jessie
Field OF Mddlcbury was with her par
ents here over SundaY.--A stercoptican
lecture viii be given by John 4. Tahcr
of New York Al the Friends Church in
!'orrsburGh SATURDAY. evening this week
at eight o'clock, showing Vows Of the
Friends mission school in South Caro-
lima aud other things OF interest from
that section of the country.
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SUPREME COURT CASES.
rw" Heard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Get
Special Town Meeting in Leicester.

Montpeiior, May e.-Nearly the en-
tire time OF supreme court to-day v.as
taken up in arguing tho Orleans coun-
" case of Fred l.. Grout and Charlie,
Il. Grout Ns. O. r. Moulton, to recover
for the value of an automobile. Ths
arguments in this case were begun
Ncstcrday The orleans county case
Of Peter Morrill's administrator " the
Catholic order of Forestcrs was taken
up late this afternoon. i. W. Red
mond for plaintiff, Young and Young
for defendant.
\ motion was made this morning to
bring forward and place on the trial
calendar the Addison countv nauda-
mus case OF T. s Jenney VS. I. ". Alden
and others This is an action brought
TO compel the selectmen of the town
OF Leicester To call A special town
meeting to transact unfinished husi-
ness. Tic cas-" will be heard some
tim" during III" present term.
Montpelor May o-The court ns
claims heard ono cas-" to-day and adj
journ"d until Thursday. May Il. when
the katherine Worcester. inheritance lax
case Of Burlington viii he argued
The court to-day heard ard allowed
the claim of Deputy Sheriff GEORGE
farr Of Bristol for sc?l5 for expense,
incurred in capturing Harry McCorrnick,
who escaped from Addison county isl
last May
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ORWELL.

Miss Flora Bishop and Willis Star,
wore married at the congregational par
sonage April 26 by the Rev. b. Swift
The railroad meeting was held AT tho
town hail last Thursday.--Thc Ladies'
Sewing society will hold their annual
meeting in the ladies' rooms Friday
May II. A May day suppor will bc
served.-C. II. and George Hammond's &
mother Of New York city died at Dclous
laDuc's last Sunday at 10 4. ma sng-
ing class was formed on Monday evening
in the ladics' rooms. Mrs John Sulli-
vans funeral was largely attended at
St. P1ul's church last Friday morning.
"A son was born To- MIR. and Mrs PhilliD
Lapu" April 26. Owe to Mr.. aud Mr.. q.
e. Phelps April = and ono to Nj and
Mrs. G. W Morse April 3u..-W w
Moore of Shorcham was guest or Col.
Wright last week. +. Il. kimbal re-
turned 10 Eaglc Inn last Saturday even
ing. w. w. Martin. WHO has bocn in
Proctor for time. returned home last
wcck.-Bank Examiner +. l.. Fish madc
Orwell a business call last wook-C. II.
Phelps and j. .. Raymond arc reported
better Miss Jouui" l.aDuc ami Edward
Fortior were married At ST. Paul's
Church last Wednesday morning by the
Rev. J. PaQuct
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK

The installation of the officers of tiycr-
aide Chapter, No. -, q. r.. S. occurred
FRIDAY evening at Masonic han at which
time The following officers were installed :
w. NJ, Mrs. Lillian BENJAMIN. ". T..
David McNauRhton; associate matron,
Mrs, Belle LaJoy; conductress, Mrs. lsa-
belle McNsughton; associate conductross.
Mrs. Maud cole; secretary, Mrs. May
Dutton: treasurer, Mrs. Fula Cobb: chap
lain, Mrs Emma Stsnford; marshal Mrs
George; wsrder Mrs. Page. sentinel. IT,
A. Benia amin: Adah, Mrs. Bonette, Ruth
Mrs. Kate Jennings, Esther, Mrs Nellie
Dean; Martha Miss Elsie Paige; Electa
Mrs. Mae Foster was not present. Mrs
blanche I.auson acted as installing officer
and Mrs. Eula cobb as marshal. During
the evening vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs l.. y. Vain and Glen BENJAMIN and a
recitation by little Brdne Stevenson. In
teresting remarks were made by the Rev
James 8. Clark and Prof. Danforth At
the conclusion of the services an elaborate
banquet was served by the ladies-Mrs
Maria BENJAMIN has returned here from
Chicago and she is accompanied by her
brother, q. II. KenastOn. They intend to
remain here for the present.-Mrs. Arthur
q. titus went to Morrisvill0 Saturday
night to meet her mother. Mrs A. s. Irish.
who arrived Saturday morning from Way
oner, |. r., where she has spent the win
ter, Mrs. Irish WAS accompan MED by her
son. n. +. Irish. and his two children Mr..
and Mrs, Wales and daughter OF Cabot
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. O. Kimball Of Glens.de.-rhs Ladies
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

John W. Balch died very suddenly Al
his home on Main street Tuesday at tn
ago OF So years. Early in the winter
Mr.. BalCh had an attack Of pneumonia.
and on his recovery he remained VERY
weak and the caus" Of MS death must
have been heart failure. lie was about
the house and had been out to ride SOW
eral times lately. About thirty years
ago he was i'm company with Henry &.
Ely in the hoe and fork manufacture
and later was IN company with :. w.
Hall in n furniture store. He has been
retired for n number of years lie
leaves wife. formerly Mrs. Abbio j.
Burke. and two sons. Albert T.. and
Phineas j.. both living in the West. lie
was very active as long as health per-
mitted and a very kipd-hcarted geniaI
man.
At the annual meeting ot. the St Johns
bury Womans club Monday aflcruoon
Jhoso officers were. elected for tho on
suing year: President. Mrs. J.. F.. Iiaaen;
first Nice-presidont. Mrs. &. n. Dempsey;
second vice president, Mrs. &. \. Staslcy.
secretary. Miss Alice f. Warden: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Jason NJ.
Cady; treasurer Miss Ca, ncIia r. Fair
banks: assistant treasurer. Mrs. e. T.
Rauict; auditor Mrs. T. J." tIovcy: first
director Mrs. q. f. Cheney: second d-
rector, Mrs. 7. &. Fletcher; third d.
rector, Mrs. George &. Cary.
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STARKSBORO.

Charles Kingsley returned to his home
in kceseVill". y. Y. April 70, Mrs. Della
Cuttings sister and husband have re-
turned to their home in Ticondcroga, ~
Y.-MrS. Daniel Lawrence of Bristol Is
visiting her father, William Brown ana
other relatives in toNu.-C. Ladou and
wife visited at J. A Cocklers ia Willis
ton over SundaN.-Hrrvoy Dowucy. son
of sylvester Downcy Of this town. died
I'm Warren of Bric.ht's disease I.riio,.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

The remains OF Harvey Downoy were
brought here from Warren and inter
mont was made in the Jerusalem ceme-
terry Sunday. The funeral is TO be hold
later at tho village Mrs. Nellie Wright
Orvis is on the sick list--Mr. and Mrs.
Pcrlcv Doty visited her sister Mrs
Maggie Wright OF Middlebury over Sun
day.-M Mr.. and Mrs Nelson ITill ~ Brie-
tol visited at Flezar Shattuck's Sunday
Mrs. Ardie Tlill OF Bristol has been
with her sister. Mrs. Eta Shattuck, =
while of latc.-Mrs. Lovina Page ie with
her niece Mrs. Diana Hallock.-Fricnds
from New Haven visited Eliza Follans-
hnc'S SnIurdav and SmndnN
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BODY Is IDENTIFIED.
More Indications THAT Hugh Mccuirc
Nas Murdered.

Springfield May a.-Jery D4.hncr y
barber, has identified without doubt the
body OF the man which was found by two
boys near brook h'tvcen Proctors,ille
and Gassot'S. as Hugh McGu'rc, a skilled
machinist Of this place. who has hcer
missing for somc time. The belief given
out by Medical Examiner Diu. that the
man was murdered, was made str,nscr
to-day By tho finding Of tns rest OF his
clothes carefully hidden rncer n largo
tree quite distance FROM the spot where
the body was found. The body which
bears evidence Of having been dra sgcd
some dlstanc" supports the theory that
Mcclure met with foul play. The watch.
ring and money which No was known to
have have rot yet been accounted for
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SHOT HIMSELF,
Ernest Wheeler, a Teamster in
Winooski, Committed
Suicide.
HAD BEEN ACTING QUEERLY.
Made Several Attempts to M-charsc
the Wcspon-His Boarding Ni,-
frcSs Tnid Little Attention tS
She Thought Man Was Foni-
isb--I.ittic known of Him,

Ernest Whoclcr , tcan,x,ar co,,-
nitted suicide hv shoo,ipr n+ bis hoard
ing house ON ,Ipper Main streot in W
nooski shortly, ai+or sover o,clocL, lac,
evening. .Jeolousv or attentions r,id
Mrs. Gcranis hv = so,dier ie ,,vor ae ,
cause of the decd Wheeler who has hoon
employed bv George Pratt nc a +eans+cr
for the mast four yvee,ts has hoor oo,i,,.
s,raurclv for tbo ms, eo,. da,.s AZ, ,.,.
tcrdav did NOT rorl oo.;nr ,o ,ho ,o.,,
According tn Nrs Ai.en r.ozo ,,ir,
whom ho boarded no vent +o bed T., tho
afternoon and sion, mill called for vt,n-
Der. Coming down stairs u1tbort ,i-
shoes. he refused sunn,r saving tha. he
was tired or living and that ro ors
cared for him ard no cared for ro one
IL am going ., hlov, ou- my braine ard
end it all" said Wheeler ,s ho started
for the pantrv Mrs r.ozo thirlsfne- thar
he had somcthiur to drink in tho nan,r,
did not Interfere. He returned sLoril,.
after with A revolver. tle prorcr,, az
Mrs. lozo. which sba has kcpt loaded
in the house since tho death OF her hus-
band.
The 9un. which WAS of y calibrc rim,
FIRE. was somewhat rusty. not having
hcen used much and bothered Wheeler as
ho tried to dizcharc" II. Tie went out in
the Nard and succoeded in firing one
cartridge Returning To tho kitchen
where Mrs. T.ozo and her two daughters.
Mrs. Gcranis and Mrs T. B Boiselle
and children were eating. lie still CON
tnued to talk OF killing himself Mrs
1.ozo called unOn him TO stop his fooling
and come to supper.
tie seated himself IN tn" rocker near
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SALISBURY.

Miss 'l"m"utu' rortius. vino has hcou
spending tn" winter with Airs q. f.
BoardmHn. returned to hor home in Md
dlcburN an Thursday OF last wcek- Mrs.
g. T.. Boardnan wen, ia constable. y. Y.
last Friday, where sho expect, to spend
the summer with a niece Mrs T.. Coupor.
--.Wilber Guodri"h of Shorcham was in
This place on sunday to attend the funeral
Of his grandfather. Wallace Crook.
Tho funeral Of Wallace Crook. who
died Thursday, was hold at his late home
Sunday, tho Roy. Nj. stair of Middle
bury offciatrd. Mr.. crook WAS an old
resident OF town aud had many friends.
Mrs. Charlie 'lhppcr and Miss Ruth
atwood of South Bristol visited friends
here saturday end Sunday. William
Thomas Of Rutland was the guest Of his
mother, Mrs. Lucia Thomas, over Sun
Il
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met AT EN0SBURGH FALLS.
Very Interesting Educational Ncrtiua
-tOunty Association Formed
New Speakers Last Evening.

| Enosburrh Falls, MAY 1-rNo roSt
| largely attended ana most enthusiastic
county educational meeting ever held IN
Vermont was that here to-day under th,
auspices ul the state hoard Of oducat on
Th"r" were 10 teachers present. Thres
sessions were held. morning, afternoon
and evening according to the published
! programme as follows:
! The general subject of ths morning ses-
sion was How Can the Schools of F-rark-
! lin CoWrty BE Improved" and tho yari-
Gus topics vera treated as follows, BY
| Community Interest" I'rincipaI II. II.
hlbby of Swanton. Ply Parental Inter-
est Miss Alberta L. Beemau Of =, A.
bans: BY Pupils Interest" Principal +.
F. Greene of Richtord by Better Teach.
inS, Miss Mary l.. Wheeler oc Fairfax;
BY Better Admin stration." Principal \.
\. Nempton Of bakersfield. BY Better
Supervision Principal +. j. Hest or thi.
place; BY Better Equipment" Principal
7. H. Blake of Franklin. The discuss. .oa
vas led by Principal A. \. kempton or
Brigham Academy, Bakersfield. and Pr.n-
cipai r. j. Sageudorph of 81. Albans.
The afternoon session was particularly
designed +" interest The children. Ths
programme Included: elementary Asri.
culture i'm the Public schools Supt.
Cap. L. Miller OF S'sourucy. Iowa: di.-
.usSiou ou the Suhiect lnd hv prlncip5l
+. J. Sascndorph Of s.. Abans: Inter
est in Elementary AsricultUre," Supcrin-
tondout Miller.
Preceding the programme this aftcr-
noon an organization Ia ho known a4
the Franklin County Teachers asso-
citation was formed. the following of.
hcers being elected: President, prin
cpal +. j. SnGcndorph Of 81. Albans:
vice o-prosidcnt Principal Z. j. Best OF
Enosburgh Falls; SECRETARY and treas
urer, Principal A. A. Kempton of Brig
ham Academy, Bakersfield. executive
committee, Principal NJ. II. Chittender
of Bellows Free Academy. Fairfax,
Principal r. f. Greene of Richford Miss
Marion L. Reade of ST. Albans
At the evening session. the general
subject was "A Greater Vermont" Tha
programme consisted Of: Music. duet.
address, Secretary of state FredericIs
G. Fleetwood of Morrisville. music,
violin solo; address. the Hon. Frank
Plumiey of Northfeld; music piano
solo, There were also brief addresses
by Principal NJ. II. Chittcnden of Bel
lows Free Academy. who is also ths
Franklin county examiner. by the Rev,
Fred White, pastor Of the Enosbursh
rails Methodist Church. aud by Mason
;, stone of Montpelier, State supsrln>
terdont Of education
similar county convention will bt
held at EsseN junction tomorrow.
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RIPToN.

Scnool commenced in districts No. G
and : MondaN.--Frsnk Swnton of Mid
dlebury was ia town Misunderstanding
Fritz who has been ~ with tvrhoi,l
fever for tho past three months, is gain
ing. Or. White of Middlebury is attend
ing him.-MiSs Lizzie Geo is SLOWLY i'm,
proving after n long siege with tvphoid
fever.-Mrs. Nathan Boyutur has return
ed from several days stay in Middle
bury Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dow have gone
to Bread Loaf Inn for the summer
I" H. Butler is moving to Iincoln.-Ja son
Billings will move into tho Methodist
parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs. William Graves
were at Il. J. Becmans SUNDAY.
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ADDISON.

Tho Ladies' Improvement society will
give an entertainment on May .. Miss
Irene Bcltz of Toledo, Ohio. an elocu-
ZIONIST, will he present. supper will he
served. Some from here attended the
Addison county Christian Endeavor CON
vontion at Ncrgeunee and report n pleas
ant time and good speaking Miss Eliza
liinEman of Bristol was in town over
Sunday and her aunt, Mrs Clark, re-
turned home with her.--The Ladies' Aid
society viii meet on Tuesday, May s.
Van Akin. who has been i'll for several
weeks. died ON rrday afternoon Of heart
failure He leaves q wife and one son
By rolmcr wife. y prayer Wa made
at the house by the Rev. II. II. White
on sunday afternoon a. three O'Clock
and the body was taken to Ncrgcuues
and placed in the receiving vault and a.
tor time his body is to he taken to
BROOKLYN for burial--EdWard 81. Glare
is failing all tho time
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Marie Fe.senden from Boston ie
with hcr parents for a phile.--Wallaco
Norton and wife were IN Ripton Satur-
day and SundsN.--The Wounn's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet MAY
Is with Mrs. John Buttles. es.-WaItcr
Comes Joined the Methodist Church and
WAS baptized last Sundav by the Rev.
W. r.. Douglass. j. Robinson of tho
lEancock Manufacturing company is
putting a new engine IN his mill.-Wor,h
Shnmpaney's hand is hotter. Ills
mother resumed her school last Monday.
John Robson and family moved this
week hack to Totsdam y v. where
they came from.-Graco Robinson is
training n class for medal contest in
Rochester.-S. 4. Tart went to Moutpc-
licr. his homo, last Friday, returning
MONDAY
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WEYBRIDGE.

The funeral OF Francis Twitchel, who
died IN Mddlehury. was held in the
Methodist Church here last Tuesday
Mr. Twitchell lived here for years and
was well and favorably known. He was
a good citizen and nelghbor. He leaves
two sons Damon of keene. n. H.. and
Mervin of Cornwall. the Rev. T. Heller
oniciated-The Rev w. T.. Socum and
Mrs. Slocun of Salisbury made a short
visit among friends here last week.
MI and Mrs James Cole and Miss Emo
of Brandon spent short time IN town
last wcek.-'fhe Rev. p. Heller has
been returned TO this charge to the sal
is sfacton of all-H. Boies is painting his
dwelling house. The many friends Of
g. w. Cobb Nc sorry 10 hear of his
severe Illness,
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MIDDLERURY

FRS ii., rruNu. wife or Arthur
I own thu, W.ll-ki,,yu ,..rn.ui.r .ul
utrac'or. died suddenly at b.r homo
n cas-, street Friday evening Sh, uas
taken III vhiI. getting . small nail Of
water from, 8. n,a,-bv sn,frs, .,,d b,d
TO bo as.i,,rd ia tbc bn,s. pr l., II
Nartfu was called but Lcf,,a bo ,,rr,,,,i
sho vae dead from, hoart trnublc sb.
was a. wears or ace, ,rd f.. surviy,d h,
R hushand two daughters and tun s,u.
q mother Mrs cIiiab Hovrc 3, bro,b,.
David Rnyco. ana two sisters Mrs rd-
son Brown and Mrs. Kate FLANAGAN The
funeral was held from her late honc
Monday morning at eloyen o'clock
Monday market day eggs brought
1G cents and butter Is cents.
\ uu!ct wedding took place nt tbo
homo of %athcr !. D. shannon Mnnd,v
the contracting parties being Mr.. J3,,rs
NauroIcttc of this village and Ir,1rl-
Shackctt Of Brldport. Nelson Vas.o,I
q hrothor-in-law of the r~oom. WAS host
man and Mrs Ella lIvdr. WAS hr,,l,e,,,,id
Tho ceremony was performed hv ratho,.
shannon. Mr. ANA Mrs. Sfackett tool,
tue train north for snort woddjns, trim
after which they will make their ham.
H. Bridpuri
Frank Huylan. eor Of Mrs Michael
Boylau. arrived Monday from san I1rnu.
cisco, where. ne has been for In, mas,
two years, soryin., a. a Pullman r,,
ductor ON ia, Southern paci0. roilrn,d
between san Francisco and SHIt ,l,..
city. Mr.. Ruyau WAS i'm ,rr -at.d ciI,
1T the time Of the carthqIako and c.,,,
wear losing his life He was aslocn at
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