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Sunday.--An r. +. d. route, No. 3,
been established from here to BrooknI
East Brookfield and the east hill
Brookheld. Examination for carriers
be October Il. and the route fs sched,I
to commence and go into operation Now
Der 16. Five application, for exam
tion have already been sent and nj
are expected. The junior class OF
normal took a straw ride to silver I'd
Barnard, Tuesday. No. 14I
north part of town seems to be local
or accidents. w. n. Smith was kid
by horse, breaking several ribs so
he was confined to his nouse and Is 1
critical condition. A plank fell and
j. G. Hebard in the back of the nd
giving him severe shaking up
Henry Holman fell from a load of Il
and received several bru.ses.-A daug1
was born to Herman f.. Flint and \
last week.. RI. Holden and wife.
Jane WEIGH and Mrs. George Howl
were In Woodstock last week, guestl
j. Reed Pember and wife.-The 4
George W. Patterson and n. l.. Bon
went TO Montpelier Tuest'ay.-The 1
George y. Gilbert Of Middletown. Cd
who had spent vacation OF two moi
here. returned to his clerical duties
week
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STOWE.

ular meeting on Saturday afternoon at
Akeley Memorial building. Plans were
discussed for the coming fair and the pro-
gramme for the good of the order includ-
ed readings and Rotations songs by the
Grange choir with Miss Angie Dougla SIS
at the piano. A discussion of THE Rea-
sonabe Attitude Toward the Automobile
Problem was led by G. s. McAllister,
Tho question was treated from several
points of view and proved of much in
forest Tho programme for the next reg
uar meeting on October q Is as follows
Singing by Grange choir: selections. Mrs.
David Douglass; recitation. Mrs, h, A.
BIUIRott: Question. Which Leads. - .,na
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Albert Reynolds Is in the Mary Fletch-
err hospital to undergo an operation
Richard Lewis, who has been spending
his vacation in town, returned to chi
copce Falls, Mass. Saturday.-Dr. j. ).
Goodfelow was in Burlington Monday
Mrs. ]. +. 1Iill of Buffalo is in town, call
ed here by the sickness and death of her
sister, Miss Rockwell.-The Rev. Mr. IL
lig pastor of the Methodist Church OF
Grand Isle, exchanged with the Rev. o.
+. Newton Sunday.-Barncy Lewis has
been confined to the house with grip
since last Thursday funeral of Miss
Cora Rockwell was held from her late
home Thursday afternoon, the Rev. Mr..
Danslow of Swanton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
those from out of town who attend the
funeral were W. ". McElroy Of Thorn
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Nye of Fairfield. Mrs.
G. +. Carpenter and Miss Rockwell of
ST. Adams. Mrs John CoHy and Mrs.
Warren Rockwell of Burlington, Mrs.
Milo Allen of South Hero Mrs. Aldrlch
and Mrs. Sampson of Grand Isle, Wilbur
hin and daughter, William Loop and
daughter Isle La Motto.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Edwards have NOV
ed their household goods to Jonesville.
and will Don make their hone 1T tnat
place.-Mrs. T.. =. Stearns of Providence,
r. L., has been the guests % her sister,
Mrs. Frank Lamb, for a few 'lays-Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Cove have gone 10
Hardwick to remain for a timo.-Mrs. w.
c. Low and three children have returned
to their home in Brooklyn. y. Y.-Mrs.
T. j. Albee spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. j. f.. Libbey. IN Woods
ville.-Miss Inez Rodimon was the guest
Of Miss Grace Rogers al Newport Center
Sunday,-Miss Lena Allen goes TO Bos-
ton this week,H F.. Parker returned
the first Of the week from Mount
Clemens, Mich.-MrS, ". G; Flanders was
called to Boston Thursday night by the
serious Illness of her aunt, Mrs. Roberts.
Carl Renfrew Is taking n two months
vacation from the railroad station
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CHELSEA.

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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRA MOON

John f. Potwin, who has been in
health for several months, died Th
day evening at his home on u
street. He was 60 years of age.
Potwh has resided in town nearly
his life and for several years was c
in Smond's block. after which he
gagged In the grocery business from w
he retired about seven years ago. n
survived by a wife and one daugl
Mrs. ii. a. Collins. and one 81,
Mrs. y. NJ. r. Wiley of this town.
funeral was held at the house Sur
afternoon at three o'clock.
The remains of Scott Briggs
brought here Friday afternoon
Brattlcboro, whore he died Thurs
The funeral was held at his late h
on Conant Square Sunday afternoon
80 o'clock.
News was received In town Fr
announcing the death of Mrs. J. VI
Carton at her home In Somersville. n
Mr.. Carton was formerly pastor Of
Baptist Church here and had spent
past summer at Silver Lake with
Carton.
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sWANTON.

Three barns with GO tons OF hay on
what used to be the Fred Corliss place
were destroyed by fire wednesday night
The cause is unknown. They were In
sured for $500.
Elmer L. Brown started for Seattle
Saturday where he expects TO make his
permanent home. Mr.. Brown came to
Swanton from Alburgh Il years ago and
has been IN the mercantile business either
as clerk or principal. all these years.
Daniel Suter has taken possession OF
his farm and milk route again and is
running 1t himself for the present.
Mrs T. II. Wheatley. formerly Miss
Florence Wilder OF this place, IL visit
ing friends in town. Mrs. Wheatley S
husband, Doctor Wheatley, Is member
of the board OF health of New York
city, n position he has held for ten years
Doctor and Mrs. Wheatlev returned from
abroad last week. where they passed the
summer in travel. visiting six different
countries.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Tho Grange entertainment to he Civ
en- by Jon Jaxon of New York assisted
by Miss Mary LaRock, Mrs r. NJ,
Chase and Miss Gladys Clough OF Beth
ell, has been postponed for one week
and viii be held in the Grange hall
Friday evening, October -,
The work of eXcavating for the new
sewage system has been commenced
near the Brigham creamery, and will
be hustled as long as the weather will
permit, The first load of concrete
blocks to be used in the construction
of the Chandler Music hall were placed
on the site Tuesday.
Mrs. r. j. Kimball, who has been in
rather poor health for the past few
weeks, left Saturday, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Clara Nimball. for
their home in New York. Miss Annie
Kin,ball will remain in town to COM
plctc the arrangements for closing
Mont any nisoa for tn" saa"A"
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MORGAN.

Geo. Ewens has sold his stock and
tools and will work out for while
Mrs NJ. Bedell has rented her farm to
w. C. Atkins and will go to New Iiamp-
shire to live with her daughter this
winter O. p. wilcox has sold his place
to Leon Young OF Rarnston, p. c., a
former resident here.-ltay Ninton mas
returned to Boston and his wife expects
to go soon.-Myrtle Blood is again on the
sick list, she has had serious time for
the past year from the effects or an
attack of appendicitis Henry d. Elliott,
who, while building a large barn last year
invented what he calls the Elliott
lever COW stanchion," has been exhibit
ing II at the fairs this fall.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Coutinued from third pnge;

past, returned to her home in Maiden,
Mass, Tuesday
Mrs. Harriet f., (Cross) wife of San
ford u. Hall, died Tuesday morning or
heart failure following short lhsess
with stomach trouble. Mrs. Hall was 70
years old April and had lived In this
town for many years. where she had
reared family OF Ave children. three
of whom have passed beyond, Lille E.,
Ernest W., and Mrs. Lille r. Tees the
two living are Mrs w. II. Pritchard ana
Judson NJ. of Milford. N II. Mrs. Pritch-
ard ard two children. Edith and Ruthie,
arrived in town Tuesday evening. Beside
her husband and two children Mrs. HAL
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Edwin Fisk OF
Mortified and Mrs. Eliza whitney OF
this place and two brothers, Leonard
ard Theodore Cross, the former suppos-
cd to be in Tennessee and the latter In
Canada. The funeral will be held from
St. Matthew's Church. OF which the de-
ceased was a member this AFTERNOON at
two o'clock. the Rev. w. j. M. Beatue
officiating. and the burial Will be beside
her children Ia Mlsssquol cemetery
Mrs. n. n. Dickinson and Mrs. A. j.
Darrah attended the State meeting or
the Women's Auxiliaries In Bellows Fails
this week.-A. Gushing is moving his
family to ST. Adams this week. He Will
contryie in the employ Of the railroad
Royal Miller who has been at the
Quincy all summer. has resigned his posi-
ton and returned to his home in Mont
gomery-A. V. Horn who has been visit
inu his friervi. A. J. Haskin for the
mast three weeks. returned to his home
in Boston Wednesday.
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BROWNINGTON.

Miss Lizzie Bryant called on friends at
the Center Monday-Ells Robinson's
family are all sick with hard colds-Mrs.
Hamilton Barton is moving into Frank
Aldrich's house at the center.--A nephew
and neice Of Jasper BROOKS from Rock
sland visited them recently.-The har-
vest supper and literary entertainment
which the Ladies Aid Society gave at the
church westerly last Thursday evening
was a success, a large company being
present. Tho not proceeds were, s6.on.-
Alton G. Beard. who recently purchased
the NJ. c. Heath farm, will sell the live
stock and personal property.
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BENSON.

Miss Flora B. Dickinson. who, well
North Dakota several weeks ago,I
rived home last Friday Udght and
she was very much pleased with
State. She spent some time with
brother. Charles Dickinson. WAC
there three years ago and took u
quarter section, built him a shack
is holding il til the time comes, ad
end of 1--WE years. when Uncle Sam|
give him title ~ full-T'he Rev. IN
II. Chlds, after spending three vi
away on hts annual vacation. is
among tn people of his parish and 4
quite refreshed.-Apples are so scar,
this section that there has BEEN
buyer around as yet. 1t is said
prices range from SO To s. a bart
Mrs. William Keith Of Howard hill.
has been seriously sick is up agj
The Almon Barber farm. owned by
Stannard of Fair Haven. has beetj
to a Mr.. Dajnas. who buys It for
lumber there Is on it--Judson Bd
has raised this year s,ne of the 4
corn the writer has ever saw harv{
we'll filled out.-The following off
We're elected at the annual meetin
the Congregational society: Clerk, j
Aiken; prudential committee. w,
Bascom. w. h. Noble. c. II. Jones' q
urer ari collector, DIR. J. p. New
Deyette and c. r. Winchester. Finari
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Greatest Success in Life Economy. Indus
try or Culture" discussion led by g. Bige-
low; instrumental music. On October l3
Will be held fair or exhibits of farm
products and housewives stores. needle
work. etc, at the banquet hall, the usual
place of meeting A picnic dinner for the
Changers and invited guests will be
served ut noon. The public are cordially
invited to attend during the afternoon.
committee of outsiders will be appointed
TO appraise the articles on exhibition,
which be awarded the degree of honor
able mention. No admission fee will be
asked. A literary and musical programme
Will be carried out, beginning at p. m.
Articles will be appraised singly and in
collections.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

A party Of sports left Friday on an
automobile trip to Montreal. carried by H.
w Pierce. w. K. Noble. Il. W. howe.
F. A. Austin, G. +. Hammond. A Z,
Derby and G.. Demar composed the party
Mrs. r. A. F. Howe or Garoner MASS
;s passing a few weeks in town."
Grove Chase OF East Fairfield was the
guest Of G. a. Hull recently.-Mrs. a. &.
Derby a,dNrs q. a. Jones were in Swan
ton tho first OF last weck.-The Woman
Home Missionary Society Will meet IN
The vcstry of the church "Wednesday
afternoon October l0.-Misses Myrtle
Mosie and Gladys Dimond,also Camille
Nosie returned last week from the Sun
set House, Sugar IIill, =. H., whcre
they have had employment during the
summer
John Russell and Aurore Pion of Shelf
ford. =. c., were married here October
/ by the Rev G. A. Emery.
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BENSON.

Will Barber and family, aCcomp'
by their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. G'
Andrew Of Cambridge. y. Y, took a
Wednesday, last to Burlington
Plattsburgh. they went on the ste
Vermont remaining over night in Pl
burGh.-Mrs. J. r. Root and dau.
Alleen visited cousins In Whithall, y
over Sunday-Sam Smith and wife
guests Thursday OF Mr.. Smiths M
in West Haven.-Fred May is in Be
Mrs. Cora Smith has Just harry
five Hubbard squashes the COM
weight Of which was one hundred
thirteen pounds Mrs. Harry Reed
little son Of CastletOn. are guests at
Rlggs's.-A little son has come To gla
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r
born September 8.
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ORLEANS COUYNT
NEWPORT.

at four o'clock Wednesday, Sept. &c, ut
the c. n Brady residence on Main street,
when Miss Maud Fields of this place
and Clyde Wiley of Barton Landing
were united in marriage oy the Rev. Ru-
fus c. Flagg. Tho happy couple left for
Montreal Of G. W, Bracy. The bride
Is a niece of c. w. Bracy. Mr.. Wiley
is limited States railway mail clerk
between Newport and Springfield, Mass.
After a short tour in Canada, they will
reside In Newport,
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PROCTOR.

The Vermont Marble Co.. is buiidld
sidewalk along the railroad tracks
its office to the statiop-Miss Grace
left Friday afternoon for Bostl
Mr.. Piper. who formerly worked for|
Vermont Marble Co, Is in town I'd
few days.-There was a meeting Of thl
c. 7. L. Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ct
on Pine street.-Miss Mae Morga nsonl
Saturday noop for Albany, n. "
concert given by the Exculsor Glee
of Fair Haven under the auspices OF
Masons Friday evening was attended
a large crowd.-Ladie p. Humphrey.
has a position in Boston. is home n
vacaticrL
beginning October s. Secretary FL
classes for the Swedish young mcn.-I
Powers's mother and aunt are in town
a short vistt.-Mrs VI. P. Powers Is
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barrett move
town Wednesday. They will live in
ers square In the house formerly occJ
by n. =. Powers-Mr. and Mrs. Oh
French have gone to Mr.. Frenchs 70
home In Chester for n vacation-Il
Campbell is spending his vacation In
lingt on.--Miss C. C. Alcorn. who has
visiting Mrs. Milo Spear. left for Mel
TuesdaY.-L. =. Powell, who has
working in the Vermont Marble
store. resigned his position Tuesd
Samuel Harris. the buttermaker. 4
Starkaboro for two weeks vacation
NJ. Stearrs Is taking Mr.. Harris's |
while Mr.. Harris is away.-Leiley y.
gus left Tuesday night for Pendleton,
where he has a position on a sheep ra
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friends In town October Mrs Sarah
Rowland and son. Howard are visiting in
Canadr,-Mlss Anna Butler keeps nbout
the samc.Mr. and Mrs. Perry Farms
worth are spending somc time IN town,
the guests of their daughter. Mrs. william
Farnsworth.-Mr. ana Mrs Arthur
Cherricr are tho happy parents Of n
daughter born, September EVIL
liam ross. has rented his farm to Dan
Irish Of westford.-Wiliem H. Iolbrook,
is suffering with the hay fever.-E. d.
shcpardson, has several teams drawing
lumber to the depot-Mr. Dewey Buck Of
New York Is the guest Of his brother r.
Fl. Buck.-1f there Is not rain soon most
Of the wells in the village will be dry
About 20 from Fairfax, were called to
Burlington last week as witnesses on the
Sanders and King trial.
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WCLCOTT.

MRS. NiIliam la'ieur OF Bethel visited
her huspands mother mrs Elizabeth
l>aneur. the last of the week.-Mrs.. NJ
Cohant mas returned from her visit TO
NJ. II. Clark and daughter n Barnet
{. a. Bridges and wife and Mrs. John
foor ana daughter, Mary attended the
Grange ialr in East Hardwck Saturday.
<. ii. ). CleaN'land and wife returned
from Boston Friday right. Mrs. Henry
Badger and grandchildren of Middlesex
are guests at Mr.. Badgers sisters, Mrs.
Il. L. Merrltt.-1h" infant son of Eugene
wheeler, Jr., died Friday after one days
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Corron, of
Winooski, visited friends in town "A few
days last Week.-Mrs. Amanda Farrand
is spending a few weeks in Boston.-R.
Il. Davis, who is employed in st. Adams,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his fam
ily.-Mils Perkins has returned home
after a season as bell boy in hotel in
the White Mountains.-Mr. and Mrs
Oakley Powers and daughter Mildred.
Visited few days last week at the home
of Mr.. Hathaway, OF Farfax-Miss
Mabel Start has been i'll the past few
days, with neuralgia. Brigham
Academy football team, went to Bur-
lington Saturday, September ., where
they played against the Edmunds high
school. The game resulted In a victory
for the home team-A Poverty Promenade
will be given Friday evening. October s.
ut the Brigham Academy gymnasium -
Mr. Chapel will soon open mea. mar
ket and feed store in the old Aiming Ton
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of Ellenburgh were guests at
DR.. Kings. over Sundny.-Mr. ana Mrs
Oscar Parker, Of st. AlDnns were IN town
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. JOB Good
sell last week.--Mr. Fisher of Fall River,
Mass, was In town Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day Israel Shatraw and daughter, OF
Ellenburg were in town over sunday
The Harvest Home supper, Friday night
was II success and all enjoyed good
time. The proceeds of the evening were
A0.--The Rev. and Mrs. Lang and child
rem have returned from a visit at Roch-
ester.-Mrs. II. G. Reed and Mrs. Hattie
Doolin, are some better, they have a
nurse from Burlington.Mr and Mrs.
James Skeels, have returned from a
trim through the islands and at Milton.
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ST. ALBkNH.

The wedding Of Miss Halle Mae
Paul. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Paul, and F. Owen Collins was cele-
brated Thursday night at the home of the
brides parents in St. Adams town. The
ceremony. which was performed oy
the Rev. DR.. c. S. Nutter, was wit
messed by a large number of friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
left on a bridal tour to Niagara Fails
after which they will take up their
residence on the Collins farm on the
Newton road.
In Franklin county court Friday, a
fury was empanelled and the case be-
gun of p. G. Gallup. administrator or
tho Arnold Burt estate, VS.. II. II. Burt.
This is an action TO recover one-third OF
n pronissory note for $3.50. signed by the
defendant and two oiner persons. The
plea is the general ISSUE statute OF lin
itations and also that the money was
used in "bucket-shop" trades and that
therefore. there can be no recovery.
The remains Of Mary Rafferty,, daught ar
of Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Rafferty, who died
at her home in Manchester, \. H.. Satur-
day, arrived in the city Sunday evening
and were taken to the home OF Mrs.
Mary Walker of Lake street from whose
house the funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon.
Work has been commenced on the fou1-
dalton of the new condensed milk factory
on what was the Grill property on South
Main street. A large force is busily en-
gagged in excavating and work on the
building, which is to be 100 by 90 feet. ant
two stories high. will be pushed along a;
fast as possible.
The funeral of Mrs. Agnes N'aquet
Lennette. wife of John Lennctte, who
died Saturday morning at her home or
Fairfield Hail, was held from the
Church of the Holy Guardian Angels
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock. Mrs
Iennctte, who was % years of age, haC
been i'll with consumption for severa
months She leaves three small chill
dren.
The divorce case of Mary
W. Mayo va Jay Mayo was heard Mon
day and bill granted the pettione
on the grounds of intolerable severity
The wedding Of Miss Grace NJ, Wills
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II
Wills, and William Roby. will take plac
on Tuesday October %.
In Franklin county court Tuesday fore
noon the jury in the case of b. C. Gallup
administrator Of Arnold Burt's estate
VS.. II. II. Best. brought in verdict 70
[ the defendant. Best. to recover his costs
News has been received in this place O
the marriage at Waterbury, September 2
of Charles Francis Stewart and Miss Mar
Elizabeth Corcoran, the ceremony bein
performed by the Rev. j. A. Lynch. TIL
bride was formerly of this city but 70
some time had been employed in Water
bury.
The Franklin County Court and jur
and counsel in the case of s. Y. Ham
mond admin istrator. VS.. st. Johnsbur
& Lake Champlain railroad. went I
East Fairfield by special train Wed
nesday morning to examine the cross
ing at which Mr.. Hammond's sor
Charles Hammond. was killed last Ne'
Years morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sturtevant c
, South Main street have issued invita-
lions to the marriage of their daugh
ter, Floy Ethel to Hugh Edmun
Mooney. The marriage will take plac
at the home of the brides parent
. Wednesday evening. October II. at "a
| O'clock
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Telesphore Robeyor's lit
tie daughter. aged two years. died We'd
nesday. Funeral services were held Fri
day forenoon apd were largely attended,
The Rev. l.. II. LaChance officiated.
Their son died just year from the date
the daughter died.--Mr. and Mrs Hora-
ito Bordman Of Burlington visited Mrs,
Lura Allen last week,-Charley Young,
who has been i'll several weeks, Is gain
ing slowly Clayton Gardner and family
have moved to New YORK state.-Mr. and
Mrs. william Hoag Of Burlington spent
Sunday in town.-There is to be a social
at the residence of DIR. w. W. Styles
wednesday evening-Mrs. Edward Cas-
sidy Is ill.-Mr, Stevens Is on the sick
list.--These are busy days fot the aprle
pickerS In town.
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EDEN.

A. f. Sargent, is driving the Lowell
stage just now.C. T. wneelock having
been taken from the route.-Mr. Coolidge
who has been preaching at Lowell, has
accepted a call from Eden, and will soon
move his family here. into the Katie
Parkhurst house.-Mrs. Parkhurst will
move In with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Blake.-W. II. Emery and wife spent last
week In Johnson at their sons, George
Emery.-N. Mowers and wife are in Lon
don.-Patrick r. Gillen died last week.
and tho funeral was Friday He had lived in
town good many years. and Of late has
been cared for by his son and wife.-Mrs.
Powell has returned from Boston where
she has been for the past few weeks