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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-05-09
PASSUMPSIC.

The meeting Sunday evening was led
by Miss Ethel Cummings in the absence
OF Mrs. Nellie Symes. Special music was
furnished by quartet consisting OF
Miss Bessie Wright, Miss Julia Morgan,
!. NJ. Piuney and William Sparrow. A
report was given otthe Christian Endeav-
or rally in Lyndonville Friday, and a
short address by the pastor on "The
Wheat and the Tares," completed the
program OF the evening.
Mrs. Moses Stevens, who has been
with her daughters, Mrs. c, E. Somer-
vile at St. Johnsbury, and Mrs. Willis
Barker at Waterford, Tor the winter, has
returned to her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Symes and daugh.
ter Hildred, arrived Monday night from
Groveton, N. H. They will spend the
summer with Mr.. Symes' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Symes.
The lecture given in the church Thurs.
day evening by Rev. A. H. Gage of St,
Tohnsbury, was greatly enjoyed bv
all who heard it. Those who did not
attend the Entertainment, certainly have
cause to regret il. The Passumpsie
orchestra rendered some excellent music
and the violin selection bv Mr.. Sparrow
Miss Dolly Thyng and Miss Irma King
was especially enjoyed. The speaker
was introduced by the pastor, Rev. A
S. Gilbert. The subject of the lecture
was, THE World which is all Our Own,
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and we are sure that those who heard
Mr.. Gage speak will be more careful
what they allow to possess this world OF
theirs.
The subject of the pastors discourse
next Sunday morning will be THE
Gospel on Wheels"
The friends of the Meacham family,
were greatly saddened Saturday bv the
news of the death OF Mrs. c. W..
Meacham of Chicago. c. W. Meacham
is the Older son oil Rev. c. D. R. Meacham
a former pastor of the church here. Mrs.
Meacham was college graduate and
an accomplished lady, and the family
have the sympathy of large circle OF
friends in this vicinity. Typhoid fever
with complications was the cause OF her
death.
Mrs. Amy Miles of St. Johnsbury, is
spending the week with friends here.
Schools were closed Monday and
Tuesday to give the teachers an oppor-
tunity to attend the educational meeting
in st. Johnsbury. Miss Bessie Wright,
Miss Ethel Cummings and Miss Dorcas
Judkins also attended from here.
The farm buildings belonging to James
Gilfllan were destroyed by FIRE Tuesday
morning. The buildings were occupied
by family named Emery. who only
took possession last week The cause Of
the fire is supposed to b. detective
chimney and the buildings burned so
rapidly that nothing OF any account was
saved.
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CABOT.

Justin Stone with moving with Alol &c
Hubert Wheeler is to move to the Stone
farm.
Susan Atkins has returned from
Marsh6eld, where she went to care for
Mrs. Jennie Pike, who had shock few
weeks ago.
Raymond Haines is at home tor rest
from his work at Waterb bury. He has
been i'll with the grip.
Rev. F. E, Currier, the new Methodist
minister, was in town and preached
Sunday.
E. A Dennis OF Nashua, N. H., was at
Herman Osgood's, Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Phillips played the
organ at the Methodist church Sunday
John Clifford is to move to the house
on the fiat between the villages.
Mrs. Will Clark, who has been at
Fowler Ford's since her return from the
hospital, was moved to her home the
first of the week.
Pike and Smith have dissolved partner
ship. Mr.. Smith has sold out to Mr.
Pike.
The Old Home Week Association met
in the town ballast week Monday nigh
to elect officers. and make out the pro
gram for the occasion. Officers elected
are: Rev. D. L. Hilard, president; E. F
Smith, first vice president; S. J, Morris
second vice president; W. B. Lance, score
tary; Herman Osgood, treasurer; Georgt
Gould, H. o. Dwinell, L. W. harrington
w. l. Abbott, W. S Ford, executive
committee. Plans were talked OF regard
ing putting stone markers on the site O
buildings on the plains.
Low price on grass seed and seen corr
at Frszier's, West Danvile.
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Prize Essay Winners.

The past department commanders Of
the department OF Vermont G. A. R., at
the instigation of Comrade J H Gould
ing, aide on the staff of the commander
in.chief in charge of patriotic instruction
in 1904, mag unanimously offered set OF
prizes tor the best patriotic essays sub
mitted by the public school pupils of the
state. The purpose of this action was
to awaken the sentiment OF patriotism
on the part OF the public school children
and to stimulate their activities toward
noble manhood and true citizenship.
The prizes were of three classes: One,
ten prizes OF SIS each, with certificate !;
two, ten prizes of selected books, with
certificates; three, ten certificates OF hon.
orable mention. OF the &c 900 pupils in
the public schools of Vermont, 146
competed.
The prize winners, and the subjects OF
their essays, in ST. Johnsbury and vicinity
are as follows Hugh A. Mackinnon,
The Life OF Abraham Lincoln, the
American Saviour" Miss Gertrude l.
Walch, why We Honor the Flag"
These came within the second class of
prizes, and they will receive selected
books. In the third class receiving
honorable mention, were Miss Judith K.
Haines, whose subject was abraham
Lincoln" and Miss Alice L. Harvey,
whose subject was patriotic Songs"
both OF Cabot.
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A Birthday Gathering,

A pleasant afternoon was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Boynton,
Friday, the occasion of the S7th BIRTH
day OF his mother, Mrs. David Boynton.
About Is friends were present and the
social hour passed all too quickly. They
were favored with music, and dainty re-
ireshments were served. Mrs. Boynton
was the recipient OF many beautiful flow
RS, and telegr ans from absent friends.
The CALIFORNIAN joins with her friends
III wishing her many more happy
returns OF the dav.
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tons, after which the scholars planted
seven maple trees and made two nice
Hover beds, planting in them morning
gIorles and nasturtiums.
The new president OF the Village I'm.
provement society, Mrs George P. Ide,
proves to be the right woman tor the
place and she is giving much time and
attention to the work. At the depot
work was commenced Arbor Dav, which,
when completed, will be great transfer
nation and must be appreciated by
everyone. Many of our people have
caught the spirit of Improvement, beau.
tifyipg their own lawns and the grounds
adjoining.
The Epworth League held its annual
meeting for the election of officers last
week Tuesday evening and the following
were elected for the coming year
President, Mrs. Ellen A. Staples; 1st
vice president, Mrs. Della M Gour; End
vice president, Mrs. Bertha Shaw; Bird
vice president, Mrs. Eliza Grant; 4 b
vice pres, Mrs. N lie Farnum st cretary,
Lewis Dana; treasurer, Mrs. Estella
Quimby. A short program was rendered
and refreshments were served wrapped
in dainty Nay baskets. The literary
and social department have done excel.
lent work the past year and the Tuesday
evening meetings have been very instruc-
tive and interesting.
The personal property of the John
Fisher estate will be sold at auction next
Satur day at l O'Clock, at his late home
in "Red village" F. W. Silsby is the
auctioneer and lot of useful articles
will be sold.
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LYNDON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Farrell OF West
Derby visited at Mrs. Emmeline Kent's,
Friday.
Corcell and Julia Stuart came up from
St. Johnsbury Friday to visit their
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen A. Staples over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight of ST.
Johnsbury were at John Nichols over
Sunday.
Leon Badger went to Lakeport, N. H =,
last week Tuesday, to visit his brother
and will remain to do some work.
Mrs. Abbie Whitehill OF Danvile, was
at Scott Farnum's Tuesday on her way
back from a visit at HaverhilI, N. H.
Rev. and Mrs. Pease OF Whetlock, were
in the village Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Colley of Nevada, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. John Coliston
not having seen her before Tor rs years.
Rev. and Mrs. P. B. Fisk OF St. Tohns-
bury Center called on friends in this
village Monday on their way to Barton,
to attend the wedding of niece.
Mrs. L. W. Gray, who has been in very
poor health through the winter, went to
st. Johusbury last week to consult a
specialist and remained at her sons
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Quimby aud Mrs.
Badger attended the funeral of their
cousin, George Laid, Thursday. On
Tuesday they were also called to attend
The funeral OF another cousin, Mrs.
Henry Gage, of Lyndon Center, who,
was also Mrs Quimby's step-mother
The food sale by the Sunshine society
last Saturday was quite successful,
clearing about So.
The ladies of the Congregationalchurch
are to have a food sale Saturday after,
noon in the basement OF the Gage block
from to O'Clock.
On the evening OF May day, the Junior
League distributed to the sick and the
aged, prettily woven paper baskets of their
own construction containing punches
OF wild flowers. These were every where
received with real pleasure and MANY
expressed their thanks Tor the flowers
and the thoughttulness that prompted
the kind deed.
Mrs. Tohn Nichols has received
letter from her sister, Ella, Mrs. Stephen
Stone, who went from this state to
Kansas, rs years ago, and only last
September removed to Petaluma, short
distance from San Francisco, and DUR.
chased Tor themselves pleasant home.
The earthquake damaged the house
badly, shook down the chimney, and she
very narrowly escaped instant death
from the falling bricks. She says every.
one cooks out OF doors and few people
dare sleep in their houses or remove their
clothes at night.
Arbor Day was observed at the school.
house by appropriate songs and recita.
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VICTORY.

Quite a pleasant time was spent at
Frank Kalleen's Saturday night in dan.
cling and singing.
John MCGEE is on the sick list.
Miss Dora Thurston is working for
Mrs. Mcdonald.
Miss Jennie Nadeau visited her sis
ter, Mrs. James BuIgon the past week.
The Moose River Lumber Co. sold IS
fine horses at the sale last week, all at a
good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meddie Tardie and bro
Their were called to Canada by the dan.
gerous illness of her sister.
Earnest Wilkinson and wife are visit.
ing in Manchester.
School commenced Monday with Miss
Carrie LONE teacher.
Miss Katie Vashen OF North Concord
visited Miss Dora Thornton.
Paul Kennedy was in Newport part Of
last week.
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EAST BARNET.

Charles Norwood OF St. Johnsburv
has moved his family into the tenement
owned by George Milligan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Aver visited in
Haverhill, last week.
The work done BY Bert Galbraith, on
the chapel steps is great improvement
to the building.
Mrs. W. J. McGiIl is on the sick list.
Misses Leslie Gifillan and Vera
Kendall went as delegates to the
Christian Endeavor convention at Sout
Newbury this week.
Miss Jessie McGil spent lew days at
her home here on her return from Der.
muda. She is now at work at Wood
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth are
visiting relatives in Canada.
Mrs. Alvira Brock is spending few
days at L. E. Gifllans.
E. J. Bonette made flying trip to
MIR. McGilrs last week.
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WALDEN.
Low price on grass seed and seed corn
at Frazier's West Danville.
GREENSBORO.

The ice went out OF the lake Sunday
Fishermen have been busy on the shore
and with the limited amount OF boating
available the past week, have landed
some fine trout and salmon.
Mrs. George Allen has been quite seri.
ously i'll tor several days.
Sam Ladd is working for Mrs. Matte
Gebbie.
Harley Haines was in Cabot over Sun.
day to see his father and brother.
Erwin Billiard assisted Mr.. Messer in
the creamery while Mr.. Haines was
away.
Will Fitch pulled in two trout Monday
that weighed eight pounds each.
Mrs. Harriet Cobb OF Waterloo, lowe,
is spending few weeksin this her native
town.
Mrs. J. H. McLoud OF Hardwick was a
guest OF Mrs. w. W. Goss over Sunday.
Workmen are plastering B. NJ. Willey's
store.
Master Robert Wiley is visiting his
grandparents in Waterville.
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NORTH DANVILLE.

H. A. Kelsey, who has spent The winter
in the west and California, returned to
his home last week.
Mrs Gertrude (Gilman) Calef who has
been living in Onawa, Iowa, is visiting
her parents MIR. and Mrs. George D. Gil
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Massey of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with Mrs.
Massey's parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. H..
Stevens.
Miss Mary Varnum who has been sick
for long time has so far recovered as to
be able 10 ride out.
Rev. and Mrs J. D. Waldron who have
been visiting friends about here have de.
cided to locate at West Charleston and
GO to that place this week.
Harley Ranney was quite seriously
hurt while while rolling logs at A. NJ.
Netherlands mill Tuesday evening.
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Academy Concert.

The Academy Chorus assisted by an
orchestra and soloists, will give concert
at Music Hall, on the evening OF Friday,
May 25. All who heard the fine work
of this chorus at its win ter concert, will
certainly wish to attend the coming mus.
ical event. MIR. Kingsley has done ex-
celent work with this body of singers
and p ogram OF unusual interest is in
preparation Solo,sts OF a high order
have been secured from Boston, and a
genuine musical treat is assured. At
tention is called TO the advertisement on
the first page OF this issue.
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RYE0ATE.

The funeral OF Mrs. Charles Pike occur.
ed Wednesday afternoon. Rev. A.. Nc.
Ktrahau officiating. Burial in Rytgate
cemetery.
Ed win McKirahan aud Edison Nelson
oil St. Johpsbury Academy were at their
homes over Sunday.
Andrew Milky is working in Jersey
Hill creamery TOR few days.
Charles Pike is stopping at William
Tayl tor time.
Miss Jennie Rhodes spent Friday in St.
Iohnsbury.
The literary meeting will be held at J..
H. Nelson's, Thursday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
give an entertainment 10 the vestry Fri
day evening.
Judg; T. A. Meader was in St. Johns
bury Saturday on business.
LOWER WATERFORD.
Allen Ayers OF Bethlehem, is a guest OF
c R. Phillips.
George Bonnette OF St. Johnsbury
spent sunday with his brother, D. c.
Bonnette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison OF Lun-
enburg and Mr.. and Mrs. Nilsson Blod.
gett OF St. Johnsbury were guests of
their father, A. E. Blodgett, Sunday.
Several from here attended the dance
at Arthur Young's last week Tuesday
evening and report good time.
Mrs. F. A Cutting and mother, Mrs.
Thomas, OF West Littleton, visited
friends in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace left
Thursday tor their new home in Little
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mullikin spent
Sunday at East Barnet.
Rev. W. R. Davenport Of Barre gave a
temperance lecture in the church last
NJ onday evening. He came in the inter
eSts OF the Auti-salOOn League
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AT THE WILLIE.

The annual railroad ball, May /, was
great success. The hall was we'll decor.
ated under the directed Of W. H. Parker
Mnsic was furnished by Mrs Brooks
orchestra, with Carl c. Lund, cellist, and
thew gave fine concert before the dane.
ing began. Almost so couples participat.
ed in the grand march. led by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Paige. and quite a number
of Others came in later. Refreshments
were served in the hall by the Universalist
Ladies Aid Society, and in general fine
time was enjoyed.
Mrs. e. E. Folsom, Mrs. Charles OAR
ling, Mrs. L. c. Todd, Miss Avis Todd,
and Miss Ida Pearl visited Boston last
week.
The Village Improvement Society have
purchased and set out dozen young cut
leaf maple trees on the various parks
around town.
Rev. George Mead preached his fare well
sermon at the Episcopal church last Sun
day. 1t is expected that Bishop Hall will
make his annual visit here next Sunday.
The young ladies' whist club have held
their last meeting, Miss Ethel Sleeper's
being the winning side. Miss Sadie Ayers
side as the losers will have to entertain
the others in any way they chose.
Colanthe Temple, No. s, OF the Rath.
bone Sisters, held a whist party in the K.
P. ball Friday evening, which was well
attended. Refreshments were served.
The copper roofing is now being put on
the library building which is rapidly ap.
preaching completion.
Henry Oldys OF Washington, the emf
neut Methodist, gave fine lecture on
our native birds in Music hall Tuesday
evening. He initiates very accurately all
the blrds' songs and calls. Mr.. Oldys
also took out small party OF bird en-.
thusasts Tuesday afternoon and gave
them much valuable and interesting in.
formation. The lecture was given under
the auspices OF Lyndon Institute.
Miss Mabel Granger has finished work
for Mrs. F. J. Wiley, and gone to Mont.
peler where she has a position as assist
ant matron Mrs. L. H. Gordon and
Miss Nellie Amidon are working for Mrs.
Wiley.
Extensive repairs and improvements
are soon to be made on the railroad
shops. A new blacksmith shop is to b.
built, the present one b,ing used for
tailor shop, and the tin shop moved into
the present boiler shop. A lot OF new
and improved machinery is to be install.
ed. The efficient management OF c. B.
Hutchinson has made the shops most
prosperous and successful and never has
their outward appearance been neater
and more attractive. 1t is we'll worth a
visit to see the smooth greensward, the
fJwer beds and the neat and tidy walks
and lawns all around the we'll kept build
ings. Few factories appear as well.
A petition in bankruptcy has been
filed by Edward E. Grant. He has
liabilities OF ST. 073 Al and assets OF sos.
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WEST DANYILLE.

Mr. Elpheston is moving to Hard wick.
bis wife is somewhat improved in health.
William Waldo has traded with Ches.
ter Eaton for his farm, stock, and farm.
ing tools, and will move there at once.
He will board Mr.. Eaton and take care
OF him through the remainder of his lite.
George W. Cook has IA nice cottage
lots already surveyed and has rs more.
he is setting out lot Of Moth Carolina
poplars on the point, which will add
greatly to the attractions OF the lots.
He has named his point Poplar Point"
which contains three acres of nice DRY
land. 1t is the point that runs out from
the main road into the lake at the first
narrows.
Mrs. S. A. Whiting is visiting friends at
HaVerhill, N. H., for few days.
Mrs. Adelphia Sweetser, sister OF E. A.
Whitney, who has been staying with him
for several months. will return to her
home in Wakefield, Mass, today.
Percy Presley, our station agent is
back in the station again, after his ILL
ness with the measles.
Mrs. o. B. Flint is no better.
William McFarlin is building wo extra
piazz4s on Morris Pages cottage, also
a barn.
Joel Bean from Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah Bean
He has accepted position as manager
OF butter store in Leominster, Mass,
with the National Butter Co. OF Bosto on
His many friends wish him success.
The school teachers and scholars OBJ.
served Arbor Day by fixing up the school
yard and setting out maple trees, which
adds very much TO the Surroundings of
the new, modern schoolhouse.
Schools were closed Monday and Tues.
day, the teachers attending the educa.
tional meeting at St. Johrsbury.
The fishing season opened May /, for
catching perch and quite few have been
caught.
Ralph Merrill is assisting Don C..
Stiles in his store at St. Johnsbury.
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GROTON.

Aaron Page lett Thursday for Ply.
mouth, Mich, where be intends to Locale.
Mrs. Eta Anderson is visiting friends
in Barre.
The team OF Ed Colby figured in live.
ly runaway Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellsworth Arthur was in Woods
vile, Friday.
Mrs. c. F. Robinson was at her moth
er's, Mrs. A. M. Heath, over Sunday.
Emma Jones was in Montpelier several
days last week.
The Groton Juniors are scheduled to
play So. Ryegate at Rytgate, Saturday.
Lewis keenan, driver on R. F. D. route
No. 4, has purchased a special wagon Tor
his business.
J. H. Smith has purchased a nobby
pair OF gray horses tor his livery.
Miss Mabel c. Orr was united in mar.
rage to Ernest NJ Randall OF Barnet,
Wednesday morning at the home of O. c.
Frost, Rev. A J. Hough performing the
ceremony. They lett Immediately for
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Polly Corruth and daughter,
Rosa, have sold their residence to George
A. Payne OF South Ryegate.
George W. Morrison has graduated
from tue Bryant & Stratton business
college at Manches err, N. H., and has &C.
cepted position with the New Hamp.
SHIRE Fire Insurance Co.
reception was rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Crown Thursday evening.
Augustus Paris and Miss Alma Cor.
ruth were married last Tuesday evening
by Rev. H. A. Calhoun. They have com
merced house keeping in the tenement OF
!. B. Rentrew.
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Commissioners Notice,

WAKKEN rs TABROOkS' ESTATE.
The subscribers having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of arren Es-
tabrooks, late Of st. Johnsbury, in said District
deceased, and the term of six months from
the 2Sth day of April, 1906, being allowed
by said Court to the creditors of said
deceased, to exhibit and prove their respec.
tive claims before us: Give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the office of Marshall Montgomery in ST.
Iohnsbury, in said District. on the goth day
of May and the eth day of October next, at
8 O'Clock In the forenoon on each of said days.
MARSHALL MONTGOMERY.
GEO. II. CROSS,
Commissioners.
st. Johnsbury, VT, May Sd, A. d. 1906.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT
In the matter of
David !. Lamere : In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To the creditors If David J. Lamere
ct St. Johnsbury, in the county OF Caledonia
aad district aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the goth day
OF April, A. D. 1906. the said David J.
Lamere was daily adjudicated bankrupt;
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at my office in St Johnsbury,
in said district. on the 21st day of May,
A. D, 1906, at O'Clock in the forenoon,
at which time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee. exam
inc the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
MARSHALL MONTGOMERY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
st. Johnsb bury. Vt. MAY Sth, 1906.
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SHEFFIELD.
All schools in town began this week

All schools in town began this week.
H. E. Sheldon had bad luck at the mill
Friday night, large wheel burst and
good sized pieces weighing several
pounds were thrown through the roof.
Iron rained all around but no one was
hurt.
The Methodist church is being shingled
and the Free Baptist church painted.
Frank Gray is moving onto the Adds
Barber farm and is to work for J. c. Bar.
Der.
F. II. ingalls, and wife were in town
last week.:
B. L. Hall is quite sick
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NORTH WALDEN.
A Suicide.

This community Was shocked Monday
by the announcement of the death OF
Miss Florence KimbaIl, aged about 20
years. She had been laboring under
mental alteration Tor some time, and
plans were nearly materialized to take
her to Burlington for medical treatment
for the morphine habit, which had be
come fixed for several years. She strongly
protested against it. Later in the day
she went to her room and took an over
dose, fell asleep and notwithstanding all
attempts of physician to restore her
during Sunday and through the night,
passed away Monday morning at 6
O'Clock,