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CHAPTER TX.
How Nigel Held the Bridge at Tilford
THE King looked at the motionless figure at the
little crowd of hushed eNpectant rusticS
beyond the bridge, and finally at the face of
Chandos which shone with amusement.
What is this, John2 he asked.
:. You remember Sir Eustace Loring, sire2
Indeed | could never forget him nor the manner
of his death
He was a knight Grant in his day
That indeed he was-none better have known
$50 is his son Nigel, as fierce young war-hawk
as ever vearned to beak and claws but held
fast IN the news up to now This is his trial fight.
There he stands the bridge-head, was the wont
IN our fathers time, ready to measure himself
against all corners
of ali Enqlishrnen there was no greater knight
errant than the King himself and none STEPPED in
every quaint usage OF ehvalry; 50 that the situation
was after his heart.
:. He is not Vet a knights?
:, No sire, only Squire.
Then he must bear himself braVely this day if
he Is TO make good what he has done Is it fitting
that Young untried Squire should venture to couch
his lance against the best in England?
.sTIe hath given me his cartel and challenge,
said Chandos, drawing paper from his tunlc.
Have | Your permission, sire, to issue it =
Surely TohIl we have cavalier more Versed IN
the laws Of Chvalrv than yourself. You know this
young man, and YOU aware how far he IS worthy
OF the high honor which he asks. Let us hear his
defiance "
The knights and squires of the escort, most of
whom were veterans of the French war, had been
gazing with interest and some surprise at the steel
clad figure IN front of them. Now at a call
from Sir Walter Nanny they assembled round the
spot where the King and Chandos had halted.
Chandos cleared his throat and read from his
paper:
4 tons seigueluS, eic2alerS ct esonyers, so
1t Is headed, gentlemen. 1t is a message from the
good Squire Nigel Loring of Tilford, of Sir
Eustace I.oring OF honorable memory Squire Lorlng
awaits YOU IN arms. gentlemen, yonder upon the
crown OF the old bridge. Thus says he: For the
great desire that /, q most humble and unworthy
Squire. entertain. that | may come to the knowl-
edge of the noble gentlemen who ride with my
rovaI master i now wait the Bridge of the Way
in the hope that some OF them may condescend to
do some small deed of arms upon me, or that may
deliver them from any which they may haze
taken. This i say out of no esteem for myself, but
SOLELY that NAV witness the noble bearing of these
famous cavaliers and admire their skill in the hand
ling Of arms. Therefore with the help OF SAINT
George VIII hold the bridge with sharpened lanees
against any all who may deign to present them
selves while daylight lasts"
What say YOU this, gentlemen. asked the
King looking round with laughing eyes.
Truly it is issued in very good form, SAID the
Prince Neither CIariceux nor Red Dragon nor
anv herald that wore tabard could better IT.
Did be draw it Of his own hand."
He hath a grim old grandmother who IS one OF
the ancient breed = said Chandos Il doubt not
that the Dame Ermyntrude hath drawn challenge
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adventurous knight errantry,
and were still familiar to the
minds Of all men because the
stories of the romancers and
the songs Of the trouvcres were
full of such Incidents. Their
actual occurrence however had
become rare. There was the
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if he were lost in thought or overcome with deep
detection.
This is surely the Cavalier of the Heavy Heart,
said Nanny. What trouble has he, that he should
hang his head
Perchance he hath a weak neck. said the King
At least he hath no weak voice the Prince
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Mannys choleric face had turned darker as he
observed the mschance Of his representative. he
beckoned now to a tall knight, whose gaunt and
savage face looked out from his open bassinet as
an eagle might from a cage Of steel
..Sir Hubert, said he, j bear in mind
the day when you overbore the Freedman at
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more curiosity,
not unmixed with
amusement, in
the thoughts of
the courtiers as
they watched
ChandoS ride
down to the
bridge and COM
mented upon the
somewhat slngu-
lar figure of the
challenger. His
buildwas strange,
and so also was
his figure, for the
limbs were short
for so tall a man.
His head also was
sunk forward as
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A good man was John Widdi-
combe, but he had met a better
that day. Before that yellow whirl-
wind of a horse and that rider
who was welded and riveted to his
saddle his knees could not hold their
grip. Nigel and Pommers were
one flying missile, with all their
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-07-05
EAST GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Webb returned last week from a
visit in Rox bury.
Verne Dickinson was in Roxbury We'd
uesday OF last week.
Mr.. Gamson OF Mortified, Mass, held
meeting here Sunday.
Miss Iona Bell OF Roxbury visited rela-
tiyes IN town Sunday.
Mrs. l.. L. Dickerman and Kenneth
we're in Randolph Tuesday.
I.ucius Webb and Miss Mary spent few
DAYS last week in Burlington.
Mr.. Cook went Tuesday to his home in
Thetford for few days vacation.
Harold vinton came from Proctor last
week aud is spending few weeks with his
mother.
A very successful term OF school closed
Friday, taught by Miss Della LaDue OF
Braintree.
Mrs. Jacobs OF Braintree and Miss Nellie
st. Johns OF Enfield, y. H., visited at Fred
Jacobs recently.
Mr.. Hollis OF Natick, Mass, called IN
town Tuesday with his son, {. b. Hollis
and little Miss Marion.
Mrs. Charles Pecor, Mrs. w. w. Cuisines
and Mrs. wilford Raymond and children
were in Roxbury Tuesday.
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Rheumatism Cannot Be Cured
Unless UTiC-O is Used.
The Store Of H. A. Leonard is the
Home Of Uric-0 in Randolph.

The Rheumatic person is skeptical regarding
the claims Oi almost au1 remedy advertised a. a
sgre for Rheumatism. and one can scarcely blame
= n Tor being -. All the plasiers and hniiafht-
combined never actually cured case - ~ tu-
nistism. They may relieve lt in'une quarter hut
r l. sure 70 break out somewhere else. me NsN
frns. way 20 cure Kheumatlsm q g. Drive Y rom
tHe 4Nsfs-a Tor long a. the Irlc and hneniiilt
Add rsuiains 81 the blood. one 81 never entirety
fr.f from the trouble. This b. ahere the Atiue ul
Trrie-o a. q permanent cure fer kheullailain
s.,rtez fu 10 seeks QUE the Ehelmnfif poisson pa
me blood mus les aud Kidneys. renters it lntft
ana harmless and drives lf COT of the -l STEM
Tkrf l. vhv VrIu-D o. suph 40 admirable ana ei-
f..9fffe cure Pr Rheumatism.
The aFief reason ttlf 4 Eic-o 4. .IiNl q No.1rf.
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ROCHESTER NORTH HOLLOW.

Lena I'VE is home from Gaysville.
Theron Harvey has been quite III with
acute indigestion.
VIII Martin has bought a horse OF w.
ID. Durham for SO.
Mrs. F. W. Eaton and Ida Hubbard VS.
tied in Granville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton, Ernest Buxton
and Bertha Minkler have been visiting ID
Rutland.
Mrs. CLAYTON Hubbard and daughter,
Mildred. OF Tieonderoga, y. :, we're
guests al Mountain Brook farm saturday
Ethsl Eaton has returned from her
sobool in south Hollow, Bessie Eaton IRON
Granville and Blanche Durham from
All those interested in the matter Of the
international Sunshine society VIII oe
nlessed 10 know that we expect to organize
one latter haying.
Ten children who attended the picnic Oh
the social circle have been I'll, the symp-
toms being sore throat, nausea ana fever.
\, thought the trouble may have results d
tso1, eating ice from the ice cream freeZ-
ers. -,..,t ,i,sa5 Eridsv
-, % Those who had no absent marks
5nring the term were Luella Carey, Nellle
carey Mark Curtis, Leon Curtis, clayton
Densmore and Laura and waiter folahu'
Thursa Cahee was teacher
About So members Of the North HOLLOW
social circle met June 26 at the corner near
3 s. Holtons for their first picnic OF ths
season and a bountiful dinner Wa "a - -.
80 woods. Music was furnished by
- Kirbyis eraphophone, while men,
'l'c,,,.,, and children assisted In the clear
ma m of the fiat-iron piece in memory on
40 s,-s ~, NeWain. who once owned the
en- EN- and Who planted the trees forming
~, = tlsf.iron. Mr.. McWain was highly
respected citizen, and the place VIII mere
affer be known as McMain's PARK, ar.
Holton presented for Use , ~ SnS PTiS Nas
s.s''I,,ej that 4 COPY OF this paper be sent
~ he NeWaln children in Los Angeles,
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WEST FAIRLEE.

Warren Church Of Barre visited at T. T.
Georges recently.
Miss Nettie shumWay Is staying WI"
Mrs. +. A. Bean for awhile.
D. eastman and wife of Barre were at
Ms. Eta Eastman's last week.
Helen Dearborn has returned nome,
bringlng several little cousins with her 10
spS 49, T2oIduc and wife OF Lebanon, y.
n We SgeIe i. r. Dudley's saturday, re-
turning home sunday.
Miss Mary Chellis q Meri t5i. -. y d. ~
Bean and other friends
NJ and Mrs. Fred Ordway Of thelsea
we're guests al +. F. Dudley last WEES
wednesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Collins OF Barton Ls e.,l
nc, nave been visiting their sisters Nits'
isa Dearbarn and Mrs. Knight
II \. MattIsoD and VIII Holmes o.
-, visiftsd Al r. p. Georges and went
fsbing 81 Fairlee lake last Ihursday'
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Sad Drowning Accident.

This entire community was shocked
and saddened Thursday afternoon by the
death OF r. Dana Merrill, who, with his
pqrents and other members OF the family,
moved here from West Hartford, Conn,
last winter. He came to the village soon
after dinner on his bicycle and with
Victor Mcintyre and Joseph Peacor went
in swimming al the Point. tie was
apparently seized with cramps almost
Immediately and before his conditloh
Was realized had drowned. Ben joy,
Who was working near by, jumped IN as
soon as ne knew there was trouble and
caught him just as be was sinking for the
last time. Everything possible was done
10 resuscitate him, but without avail
A short service, conducted by Rev. Z.
3. Beals. was held at his late home Satur.
dav morning and the body, accompanied
hi the father, taken to Bloomfield, conn !.
FOR burial Funeral services were hela
SUNDAY at the home Of his aunt, MIS-. y.
]. Tobie. who had recently returned from
a visit here. A large number o. iflehus
were present and the moral ohetiIgs &, lLo,i
friends in Royalion, Hartford and Bloom
field were many in number. The bearers
we're members Of the Boys brigade OF
West Hartford Of which he was member
till he left the place.
lie was eighteen years old and was q
fayorite among his associates. DuIlil <
Mo short residence in Royalton be made
many friends and was popular among
The Young people Two young children
are left 10 the sorrowing parents,
Who. for the seventh time have aau
10 give 10 a child, the others having
died ia infancy. Heartfelt sympathy =
felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill and the ae-
voted aunt, Miss Mclean, whose new
nome has been so terribly saddenea 10y, oE
the loss OF one who never taiied IN ma.
duty and around whose eighteen years VI
life cluster blessed memories.
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SHARON.


Mrs. Patten has a sister visiting her.
Mrs. Carrie Chillson came home Tues
day.
Chas. Wilson is helping E. A. Reynolds
hay.
Geo. Ryan and " life were in Bethel Fri
day.
Bryan Sawyer is visiting at o. c. Saw
yer's.
Ed. vesper and family have moved
away.
Miss Hattie Ryan spent Sunday at
home.
Geo. Ryan's people have new graphic
phone.
Loren Mosher and wife returned home
Sunday.
Elmer Hart and family returned home
Sunday.
Miss Blanche Thurston is home for the
summer.
DIR. Walter Kenney arrived in town
Tuesday.
Ernest Labelle and wife are boarding at
c. +. Jones'
Mrs. Daisy Valencia is at her sisters
for vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Brown and sister were in
Geo. Ryan has new pair Of hand made
work harnesses.
Clyde Densmore and family we're at her
fathers Sunday.
Miss Nettie Seaver of Boston is visiting
at j. ;. Willey's.
Geo. Jenness has finished work at the
mill and gone home.
The Parker switch near +. A. Reynolds
was taken out last week.
f. II. Eddy and wife of Brattleboro are
boarding al 9. +. Jones.
c. B. Jones has come back to work and
is boarding at &. Z. Jones'.
Chas. Barrett's teams moved the new
blacksmith from Wilder Monday.
Mrs. Lacasse and children went to her
home in New Hampshire Saturday.
Robert Currie and Geo. Darraeh are
peeling the bark on the Preston lot,
Fred Fales and wife OF Waltham, Mass,
are spending some time at his fathers.
Mrs. John Evans visited in Woodstock
Wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
Fred Goodwin is working for Shepard
a Emmons and boarding at Geo. Ryan's.
Bert Allen and Lucy Preston went to
Concord, n. H., Saturday to visit their
uncles.
Miss Miller went to Bridgewater Mon
day for visit before returning to her
I home in Bethel.
Winnie Edison and Miss Lettie Roberts
went to White River junction and Plain
/ field, \. H., Saturday.
| In our 5. 5. contest, the Reds paid the
/ forfeit this time and gave the winners a
lawn party Wednesday evening, serving
ice cream and cake
Miss Mabel Smith closed a very sue
cessful term OF school in district No.
/ Friday. Jennie Marsh and Mark Rey-
nolds had no absent marks and Lora Key
nolds only one.
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coRINTh.

Mrs Mary Buffers is visiting her par
epts. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. +. Hall
r. :. McCafrey and family, who nave nave
hesn AZ u, j. Hutton's for the past three
months. have gone 10 housekeeping al
Maplewood. -. r.
Rev. W. T. sparhawk Of Randolph gave .s'.
an address Monday evening on the oung
peopleis Mission society OF when ne ma
heen delegate to Silver bay on -
George. II was very interesting auuies
Mrs George Ryder and two children,
Hugh and Clifford, OF Concord n IL, sl'
SPENDING the summer with her papIels.s,
Mr.. and Mrs. John seribner. III, ~ 49,
- ~ business in the L.. 5. pension ue-
.,art,nent His mother is spending tne
snmmer at her old home at Corinth corner
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EAST BRAINTREE.

Mrs. Eusebia simonds is at home for
while.
Mrs. r. J. Flint visited friends in Jerl-
cho and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taplin OF Boston
are visiting at Fred Flnt's this week.
MIR and Mrs. NJ. d. Laport and Mrs.
Ella Wills went Sunday night TO Antrim,
y. H., TO remain some time.
Mis- Jennie Sanborn Of Salem, Mass,
came Tuesday TO remain some time with
her parents and sister at their home here.
The fair TO have been held last Saturday
by the pupils Of the East Braintree school
was postponed until Saturday afternoon
and evening, July 9TH.
The East Braintree school closed Satur-
day, June 30. Pupils having no absent
marks during the term were Leonard
Farnsworth, Carl Stowe, Lena Norman,
Madeline and Muriel Martin, Fred hinne,
Reginald Glidden, Blanche Butterfeid and
| Cora Bowman. Blanche L.. Shepard was
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Flagg and daughter
Of Miller. Neb.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Flagg and daughter of Brockton, Mass
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester tlagg OF Brock
ton. Mass, we're here last week TO be pres
ent at "Grandman Flagg's Goth birthday
which occurred June IS. Very few people
! live to that age, but she seems in a tali
way to have many more birthdays which
all hope will come TO her
Sound kidneys are safeguards OF life
| Make the kidneys healthy with Foley
| Kidney Cure. sold by H.A. Leonard, Ran
dot,h and e. A. Densmore. Chelsea.
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sHERBuRNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson visited in
Rochester last week.
Miss Blanche Upper has finished work
for Mrs. 4. @. Spaulding.
Miss Stella Taylor Of Washington, ID. q,
visited at Hiland Bates last week.
Mrs Mary Kilburn OF Rutland is visit
ing her niece. Mrs. +. NJ. Plumley, this
week.
Raymond Hale and Raymond Summons
OF South Boston are at Ed. Curriers' Tor an
indefinite stay.
Bishop Hall preached very interesting
sermon on prayer at the Church OF OuI
Saviour, July list.
Miss Huldab Boutwell, and David Cam
eron were married at the Methodist par
sonage in Mendon, June %.
Miss Ethel West finished her school II
Dist. No. Saturday and returned TO hel
home in Bridgewater Sunday.
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RoYALTon.

AUcTIoS:-At the stable OF the late
Edgar Reynolds, South Royalton, property
consisting OF livery horses, carriages
harnesses and land, held Saturday, July 7.
Miss Fannie Eastman spent Sunday IN
Gaysyi,le.
Mrs. Nellie Doyle has gone to Wood
stock for the summer.
Mrs. G. 4. Laird spent Friday and
saturday in Montpelier.
Miss Clancy left Tuesday for Boston to
study st the Conservatory Of Music.
The Misses Wilmarth Of Newport.
y. H., are guests OF Mrs. NJ. A. Daniels.
Mrs. Lucy Burditt OF bingham, Mass,
arrived Saturday and is boarding al @. II.
Harrington's.
Rev. {. E. Besls is taking part Of his
vacation this week Service at the Congl
church Sunday as usual.
Miss Nettie Bruce went last week to
Warren, where she will remain with her
brother, for few weeks.
Prot. c. S. Denison Of Michigan univer-
sity arrived Monday and will spend the
summer at Lyman cottage.
George Clapp OF New York has been
spending q fortnight with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clpp.
Mrs. Porter Of Baltimore, Miss Ellen
\ chols and Miss Chamberlain Of Salem,
NJ S., are at Lyman cottage.
Luclus Jones and wife Of Chicago are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Emery.
Mr.. Jones is a son OF Mrs. Emery.
Mrs. Bourne and Miss Bourne OF
Bangor, Me, were guests Of Rev. &. f.
Beals at Seymour Culyer's from Wednes-
day Of last week till Monday.
Letters for the following persons are
unclaimed at the Royalton postoiiice:-
Mr.. Harry r. Baker, Mrs. or Miss Nellie
NJ. Goodwin, Edna Megonigal, Mr.
ALVIN A. Savage. Capt. John e. Sanborn
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman b. White, Mr
L. o. Whitman.
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Ordination Service.

Following is the program OF the inn
pressive service at the ordination Of Rev
{. +. Beals Thursday OF last week.
Anthem, choir; reading Of the minutes
OF the council, scribe; reading Of scrip
ture, Rev. Levi Wild; invocation, Rev
Joel f. Whitney; hymn, u love thy
kingdom, Lord" sermon, Rev. {. A,
Beckwith, D. D., Of Chicago; ordaining
prayer, Rev. c. II. Merrill, ID. D., OF ST
Johnsbury; solo, Miss Sparhawk OF Ran
dolph; right hano OF fellowship, Rev
T. W. Stuart OF Hartland; charge to the
pastor, Rev. G.. W. Patterson Of Randolph
Center; address 10 the people, Rev. Sher-
man Goodwin Of South Royaltoni solo
"The Good Shepherd John Waterman
prayer, Rev. Mr.. Cone OF Sharon; hymn
sBlest be the tie that binds;h benedictionr
pastor.
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Only 81 Years Old.

~ am only 81 years old and don't expect
even when get to be real old TO feel that
way as long as I can get Electric Bitters,
saws Mrs. +. II. Brunson OF Dublin, Ga.
Surely there's nothing else keeps the old
as Young and makes the weak as strong a.
this grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia
torpid liver, inflamed kidneys or chronic
constitution are unknown after taking
Electric Bitters a reasonable time. Guar
auteed. Price SOC.
For sale by n. A. Leonard and +. T..
Rryan. Randoiph.
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Graduating Exercises.

The graduating exercises were very SS. nv,
All acquitted themselves m pleasl l.s
manner. The graduates looked E Ti
nhsrming in their gowns OF white lh'
program was:- pov r. d.
Music, orchesiraj prayer, hey. T. ~
Davies; music. orchestral Sal g!l ~ -
essay. ''The Fate OF the ihulau .rtr,df
Florence. Tarlin; class hlstolg ,-o ESSAY.
No ne h,yskening Of China Alice Frances
-. Le 49, = music. orchestra; class prom
liase t|,Si corIiss. los: yaledictory ana es-
eey' t ..Ths school 81 Every Day Lie,
t Ist :, nresentation OF diplomas Hon. = -
SARGENT: music, orchestra.
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r..0n.u Year Battle.

a. ,ss loser in twenty year patti t.l
,r;,b chronic piles and malignant s SORE.
mill IN / tried Bucklen's Arnica - mi
bich turned the tide, by curing 9o' Prnce
NOT a trace remains writes - ID uIcers.
Of Farmville, Va. bss' 5 55
cuts GUS al al IN II. A. Leonard and + l.
pr,-oy, Randolph.
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RoxBURY,

Leon spalding arrived here from Buffalo,
n. Y, the I'd.
H. A. Howe has gone 10 Massachusetts,
for visit.
Miss Ella Sumner is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. Nichols, for few days.
Mrs. ID. l.. Nichols and Mertie Howe
were in West Brookfield Saturday.
Miss Jessie Stanton is home from her
school in Waitsheld for the summer vsca-
tiou.
Mrs. sowles and Madeline returned
from their visit in Chester and vicinity
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marion Ellis is here for time after
having spent several weeks with relatives
in Waterbury Center.
Mrs. Eda Brigham and SOD, Arthur, re-
turned to their home in West Brookheld'
Mass, last Thursday.
Miss Florence Gushea recently visited
her mother at the asylum ia Waterbury
and reports her not so well.
Miss Grace Kennedy is stopping at Dr.
Warnings during portion OF her Naca-
ton from her school near Boston.
James Tierney returned from Water
bury Saturday evening much improved IN
health. His son, james, went after him.
Mr.. aid Mrs. II. Carl Ellis reached here
from Chicago on the early train Monday
morning and are TO remain for their sum
mer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe and children
visited at Albert Seymour's 10 Braintree
Saturday aud Sunday. Mrs. Howe and
children remained for longer visit.
What's the secret Of happy, vigorous
health? Simply keeping the bowels, the
stomach. the liver and kidneys strong and
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NORTH RoYALToN.

Miss Blanche sewau tooN
5ri1e 10 Windsor last week. -
Miss Anne Dutton Is 81 noun a,,. ~ INN
,-.cation from her school IN 9ou'N
bridge. -,-...,.,. and daughter
NIT ss t1 and sunday IN SCUM
Royalton. ,.-. ri, Warren
MI. =. Go Stacks over SUNDAY. NAl
VISITED ,ll,so s ny lately returned from CUBA.
y ~, aIcock. a guest Of Miss . GTses
Dan A' Nr1 Aida Clarke Of MllioI4l'
, ,sy ' l1spt several days a, Geo. DeaE'lA :
recently.