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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
MANIAC SHOOTS FIVE MEN.
With Two Revolvers and . Rifle He
EludeE Posse.

Atlanta, ca, May rs. The little vii
age OF Chamblee, twelve miles from
this city, ii in d state Of panic over
the murderous assault MAIDS on several
residents By ]. H. Clark, who has all
ready killed one man and seriously
wounded several Others. There is no
doubt that the man, who is still at
large, has gone crazy
Clark. who has been the night telc
graph operator at chamhIee for some
time. has been acting queerly of late.
Monday night, while on duty. he left
his office and armed himself and began
70 fire on persons In the streets.
William j Cheeks Of Dnnwoody drop
ped with bullet in MS chest ana died
in few minutes, M y Coker. also
Of Dunwoody, was also shot. but. il Is
thought, not fatally The next persons
To fall under the murderous fusillade
were William Purcell. X. =. Purcell and
". S. West, all of Chamblee, who had
gone to the assistance of Cheeks and
Coker All are more 81 less seriously
wounded and it is feared that one Of
the Pllrcells will die
Clark then disappeared He Il being
pursued by a large and wel-armed posse.
The insane man is armed with two rel
vplvers and rifle, and about ESQ rounds
Of ammunition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
MURDER ON TRAIN.
Body of Man or Woman Falls From a
Burning Freight Car.

Pendleton, Ore, May i6.-A sberiff's
posse and detectives have made one
arrest and l{lled one fugitive while
working upon one OF Che strangest eases
Of murder and arson ever known in this
part OF the country. The tragedy,
which Is referred to by the sheriff.
men as the mystery Of 4 freight car,
il still unexplained, and the authorities
are working with redoubled vigor in an
effort 20 solve the puzzle.
The tragedy first came "a light Mon
day with the strange burning Of a
freight car attached to A. train running
over the Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation
companys line. which had reached 4
point near Foster, Ore. The car ton.
tanned the household goods and tho
horses of Col s. w. Taylor, L. s. A..
commandant at Fort Worden, Washing
ton.
The car was in charge OF Private Will
liam Wilson. Twenty.fifth battery.
coast artillery. and was en- route from
Fort Riley, Kan, 10 Port Townsend.
according 20 Wilson's statement he
was currying one OF the horses about Z
o'clock Monday morning, when the ami.
nal kicked him in the breast and he
lost conscioiisness When he revived, Ne
declares, he found the car on FIRE. He
turned the horses out Of the moving
car and they were killed In falling to
the ground
Wilson says he thcn made his way
over to the caboose and notified tho
traiDmrn, and they then cut the ear
from the train az Foster siding,
After the car had been detached a
body which, IL is said, may have hecn
either that Of a woman or n man. fell
out Of the end Of the car. A physician
says this body shows indications Of foul
play.
While the train was still standing at
Foster a man who had been on board
declared that two tramps had been rid
ing in the car, and that both had been
hu,ncd t. death. This man then huf.
riedly disappeared but sherifT's posse
followed him and ran down man
thought 70 be the fugitive. When Or.
dared to surrender he made motion
as II 10 draw q revolver aud was shot
mud fatally wounded
This man before he died gave The
name Of John Condley OF Pendlcteu.
Ore. II Is now said that he waS MOI
the man for whom the posse was hint.
ing.
Wilson, who had proceeded with the
train, was arrested AZ Ematilia and talk
en- back 70 Foster lie declares he was
alone in the car.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
TANNEHILL WAS HIT HARD


Isastbn. NfavsIS There MAS @ildpaIt
pftation' hi TIE hearts Of loyal base
ss& asf,f fteugls tlFeif
Team WAS anRlis glAe fo win 4 game,
lht the palpitations ceased when 81.
Lonfs walked away during the latter
part o. tiie game The sepfe was q to
5. II being the 9TH consecutive defeat
Of The Collins tribe e
The visitors hit Tannehill hard MI
during the game, giving him almost A.
bad a drnbhing as Cy Young got the
day before, Two Of the ~ hits We're
triples BY Niles. The home team rot
sfter Petty ia the fourth inning and
drove him from the box. The left-hand
en-, Jacobsen, succeeded him and the
bone lean subsidized again.
After Sc. Louis had scored four runs
III the first four innings, the home
team trotted ont the big stick. and
began TO hammer. stahl hit to left for
single Collins dropped one n right
FOR a safe enc, Stahl going 10 third.
Grimshaw pasted one down the third
base line for three baseS, and two tal4
lies were registered. AZ this point Petty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
ENDLESS TORTURE
You Can't Hold Out This
Way Long.

Hour by hour the night draes away. but sleep
gnnt come: What y the matter? You seem
rsfn enough On retiring, You are tired and
1xern out. hui you cant sleep
Dr. 6feenes Nervnra biooil and nerve remedy
e the absolutely certain help for you. Your
nerves are dlKofdered Your brain works iAa
actively. Won cannot compose wanrseif 60
slHmber because yof are planning or Worrying.
Non must stop this 90 once and DR.. 0reene,z
great medicjre will enable yon to 90 80. taf4
pr. Grecne'A Nervura binri and nerve RENE
y has csifsd thousands ~ these troubles Il
Always eurss aisordered nerves II always ca .
riches the blood. Glorious health comes
through It 70 the weak ana despsiYing SPLEEN.
sia apostle and full vig0r are promptly re-
stored by y. Begin using Il today and 1nd out
what ie1itb fDesnsg lfTI4
Take pr. Greene's NeFyura blood and nerve
femedy this spring, for now Of all times Il is
most dangerous t5 neglect soair heattli and the
system il ALWAYS made strong and vigorous nv
This perfect spring medicine
Remember the great advantage Of having
ypitf medicine put up By Dr. Greene, regular
ffacticing physician. who guarantees his Ser-
ynrs and viii stand behind IL 1T all times. Dr.
'srrere himself VIII give free consultation and
advice. personally or by mall. 81 his Office 81
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, to all who use
Nervura, or contemplate its use.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
FIRE INSURANCE SAFETY.
Actuary Dawson Urges on Congress Re-
serve Reduction to so Per Cent

Washington, May i6.-Great interest
was aroused yesterday III tae i3r \.
's.ijfn eraNIttece htgfiaz nf i.lf'
'fa hfl ftle rir iaa i,. 'tsa;sse a II
FOR the District Of Columbia BY the
AI,ss Y@an 80 AeS
sk, ulaisent aetssafy ila seelase8
flist ~ result N IL san ISaneisep
horror the country faced grave fire
Insurance situation; that not big fire
soMpaas knew Whether II was solvent,
~ would know until settlement had
been made on San Francisco losses.
He laid the responsibility on che re-.
quirement of so per cent. reserve for
American companies, against 30 per
cent. reserve IN England and on the
continent. lie urged that American
companies should he allowed to have
Il 30 per cent. reserve and be considered
solvent when they had il. Beyond 80
per cent. he held each company should
BULL up d conflagration reserve 10 b.
relied ON in emergencies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
DIscARDs OLD wARsHrPs.
England Removes Scores Of Vessels
from Active Service.

London, May 16.'rhc rapidity with
Which Great Britain is removing from
The navy All but her really efficient war;
Ahips MAY evidenced w Il statement
presented to parliament yesterday,
showing that no less than forty bat
been removed from the list since 1902.
The exact figures are eight hattie;
xiiips. ten arfnord cruisers and three
protected effliscrs removed from the
fighting list, while three attleships and
sixteen protected cruisers we're reclass-
ca, placing them on the list of ships
Of the smallest lighting value. During
the same period the construction Of thir-
teen new hattleships, eighteen armored
cruisers and foiT protected cruisers was
commenced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
Fortunate Missourians.

"yyhen was druggist at Livonia,
Mo-" writes T. >. Dwyer, now Of Grays-
vile, No, three Of my customers were
permanently cured of consumption BY
DR.. Kings New Discovery and are wen
and strong today. One was trying to
sell his property and move to Arizona,
but after using New Discovery a short
time he found it unnecessary to do 50.
regard DR.. Kings New Discovery as
the most wonderful medicine in exis.
tence.' Surest cough and cold cure aud
throat and lung healer. Guaranteed BY
the Red Cross Pharmacy. soc and 81.
Trial bottle free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

visiting England to study the municipal
institutions Of this country, James
Bryce. the chief secretary for Ireland,
was the chief speaker. In toasting En
peror William Mr. Bryce deprecated the
mistrust Of him sown by the newspap
ers, both IN England and Germany, and
said he wa convinced that At heari the
sentiments Of the two countries were
friendly and sympathetic
Mr.. Bryce also paid d tribute 70 tho
late Carl Schurz, saying
Europe has given no worthier citi-
zen to America
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
DESERTERS REFUSED WORK.
Goal Bosses Who Went Out Not Rein
stated

AIahanoy City, Pa, May 16. The fire
bosses, loader bosses, clerks and coal in
spectors III the collieries Of the rlilar
dolphin 4 Reading Coal & Iron Com
pany III the Mahanoy region, who stop
PEA work during the suspension, have
been refused reinstatement. They were
not members Of the United Mine Work
ers, and THE company said they had I'd
right to quit work. The discharged fore
men charge the officials with violating
fhe agreement entered into ia New York
III which II fas provided that the com
ranies should not discriminate in the
matter III giving men their old positions
unless such men had been guilty of VIC
leilcc. Special meetings Of the Mine
Workers locals will BE held To take ~
ton with i view Of having them rein
stated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
Univcrsalists celebrate.

Boston. May l6. The Observance Of
anniversary week by The t'niecrsalists
Of Boston was opened hers yesterday
and win continue throughout Friday
Meetings Of The Boston, Essex and Mid
dlesex Sunday school associations were
held in correction with tlicganniycrsary
at the Grave Hall Uniyersslist church,
where plans Tor q combinea effort In
Sunday school work was considered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
This Space Is Controlled BY Central Labor
Union Of Barre and Vicinity,
ATTENTION, UNION MEN |!

Union men, and others believing
in fair wages and fair conditions
for the waeeworkcrs, when pur-
chasing Hat for their own or
their family's use should see to il
that tho Hat bears the Union Label,
which is generally placed under the
sweat band. There is ne reason
why every Union man should not
have Union Label in his hat, as
UnIon-made Hats are carried BY all
the clothing stores IN our city BE
sure ard get the Union Label in
your Hat
We don't patronizc the follow
ing brands Of Hats: John b. Stet-
son, Oregon, Golf, Pelican, Bel
yidcrs, Empire and Rough Rider.
p
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
PRESIDENT susTAINs TAFT.
He May Buy Canal Supplies Abroad il
Cheaper.

Washington, May 1G The President
transmitted to Congress q let
ter from Secretary Taft, accompanied
by numerous appendices. bearing on The
controverted question Of the right Of
the isthmian canal commission TO pur-
chase supplies abroad If they can be
secured cheaper than in America. The
President, in a letter 90 Secretary Taft,
says that the views expressed by the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
BARoUE SUNK; TEN DROWNED.
Italian Vessel Rammed by q Russisn
Steamer.

Bordeaux, France. May 18th Rus
sian steamer Leo collided yesterday m
the Estuary of the Gironde, near Paul
lao, twcnty-seycn miles from here, with
the Italian barque Teresina Mignano,
Captain QyIarto, from Martinique Mar
20, fer this port. The barque sank
and eight Of her crew and two pilots
were drowned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.
British Columbia Mounted Police Over
wheim c. P. r. Bandits.

kamioops, r. q, May l6.- The train
robbers who held up the Canadian Pa
cifc train last week were secured on
Monday night
One man was wounded in a tight with
the mounted police. who surrounded the
bandits and compelled their surrender.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
OUT FOR MAYOR.
Joseph Medill Patterson Of Chicago Ac
tive in Socialistie Field.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 10. Joseph Medill
Patterson, formerly editor Of the Chi
cage Tribune and later commissioner of
public works, ,wl,ieh position he resigned
and announced himself Socialist, Is
To become associate editor of the Chi.
cage Socialist, the organ Of the party
here. 1t il rumored that he viii be
the Socialist candidate for mayor!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
National League slandlng.
VICTORY FoR spAuLpINe.
Defeated Young Mems Club Base BAN
Team.

Spaulding high school base ball team
defeated a team from the Young Mems
club last evening at the Granite City
trotting park 10 Ave inning game, the
score being 90 TO .. Spaulding played a
good game, but one error being credited
ID them. Kenrfck IN the box had good
success, striking out 10 men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16

The Baptist Sunday school will give
AN entertainment at the school house in
upper WebsterviIe Friday evening. May
~ Admission Is cents. An are in.
yited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
Yesterday s. American League Scores.

At iB5ston AZ. Louis \. Boston J.
n Nsw York s York /, Glove
Al philadelphia Philadelphia i,
Chicago o.
Al Washington Washington h, De
troit b.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
BRYCE LAuDs CARL scHURz.
Europe Has Given No worthier Citizen
70 Anerica.1 He SAYS.

London, May 16.-At luncheon yes
terday in honor Of the German burgo-
masters and town councillors Of the
principal cities OF Germany, who are
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
Anerican League stauaing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

AT st. Louis ST. LOFTS 5, Boston 3,
At Cincinnati New York I, cincin-
natl l.
At pittsburg Pittsburg 3, PhiIadel-
phia 4.
At Chicago Chicago 2, Brooklyn !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
EAST BARRE.

Social dance in Opera hall. Saturday
evening. May 10. Gilbertson's orches-
ira will furnish music Bill 80 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-16
Twenty Whist|Ing Song Hits and
Unique Dances Famous For
Music, Fun and Beauty

100 nights ~ New York, ESQ nights
in Chicago, $50 nights nj Boston, Pro.
duced On The same scale as in Now York,
boston, Chicago and other large cities.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
EAsT sRAlNTREE.

The creamery here closed Aug S1st
Mr.. and Mrs J. e, simonsou are VISIT
ing IN Maine.
Roy Thayer went to his home in Fitch
burg, Mass, Monday
Miss Jennie Blanchard went Sunday to
East Brookhcld TO teach school,
Mr. Higgins Of Boston came saturday
to spend a few days At A. b. Ferry's.
Miss Mabel smith Of Randolph Center
visited In town Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Farnsworth and family have moved
back to their house here from their farm
VIM. Perham has bought OF =. l.
Clafiin, administrator, the W. D. Boyce
farm.
Que. Is working for Mrs. J.. W. blan-
Mrs. Jane Hunt moved to Bethel the
first Of the week, where she has bought
a place and will make her home.
Miss Jessie Sargent, who teaches here
boards al Oscar Colburn's and Miss Ella
Adams. who teach m the Ciongh as
trict. boards at stephen Hutchinson s.
Harry Crimes, the student who breaches
on Bramtree hill, will speak al the Esst
Braintree church next SUNDAY a. p ~
The sunday school VIII be at ] O'CLOCK
Mrs. Frank Carey and daughter, lessa,
visited at W. L. Peavey's this week. hey
also attended the funeral OF Emery Stau
| In Roxbury, as did several relatives ana
| friends from this place.
J. d. Battles, Fus, was elected repre-
sentative OF Braintree Tuesday, RECEIVING
! - votes 10 - for A. f. Flint, kep.' ana Z
scattering. Mr.. Battles has represented 60
( the town once before ana ms suppolte,ls
| 80 tbat q God choice has been made.
~ battles gives a reception at bis home
Z newt Tuesday evening, sept II. The vote
/ an STATE and county tickets Vas about IKE
| tbat On The Rovernorship, where Proctor
received 81 aud Clement 81 votes. ne ne
nubiican Justice ticket was elected o'ei
/ m Fusion. 103-i06 10 5i-5s votes.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
South Royalton Notes.
n. ]. sARaENr. Loeal EdItor.


Walter Goss Of Chelsea was a guest Of
Dr. f. j. Fish and family Sunday.
l.. f Terry has recently purchased an
auto Of r. 3. Gelusha Of ROyalt9n.
e. /. Southgate and wife Of Barre visited
his mother and family here over Sunday.
1 DR.. j. Euclid Fish came up from Boston
to pass Sunday with his wife and parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Tenney Of Barre
visited relatives and friends in town last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Skinner arrived last week
I from Boston and is with her daughter,
/ Mrs Clogston.
{. p. Tarbell, wife and party, who went
to Minneapolis on the g. A. r excursion,
returned this week.
Harry CIapp Of the South Royalton
House went 10 Kansas City last week for
two weeks absence.
The summer b,arders are returning to
I their respective homes. There have not
been quite 90 many in town this season as
/ last.
j. NJ. Boutwell, and friends Of Mont
pelier made a trip here by auto Sunday
and we're guests at the South Royalion
I House.
/ The Othello club held a dance with re-
4 refreshments at the home Of Chas. spaul-
3 uluE last Mtkk W tluteAhAs MAriN lut
nished by DR.. Reynolds.
The South Royalt1n Graded schools
will commsnce next Monday, Sept. 10, the
fall term and the new school year, with
six teachers, one additional to heretofore.
DR.. ID. l.. Burnett, Rep, was elected
town representative Tuesday, receiving
203 votes to lbs for John Goodrich, kus,
scattering2 Proctor got 2iS and Clement
81, 81 which AZ were Ind. and 80 Dem.
The teachers for the schools Of the
South Royalton Graded district this term
are.-John f.. Stetson, principal and class
ical high: Mrs. Harriet Seymour, Englishi
Miss Emma Rowell, grammari Miss
Hattie Fay, intermediate; Miss Jessie
Benson, second primary; Miss Minnie
Blodgett, first primary and drawing in
structor.
r. B. Galusha has recently sold the
Duskee farm IN Barnard to j. Bare OF
Boston; the Charles Blanchard place m
South Royalt0n 10 G. d. Bellows Of New
York; the Holmes place in Royalton to
Ethel simonds of Lawrence, Mass; and
the r.. A. Corbin farm in North Royalton
10 Fred A. Poole Of Peabody, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
SOUTH sTocKeRIpcE.

Herbert Mills and family were in Pitts.
field Sunday
Carl stil was in this place last week
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bissell returned to
Rutland last Friday.
james Blanchard and Mrs. johnson are
visiting in Weston, Vt.
Leon Cham berlin and family spent sew
eral days in Bethel last week.
Leon Cham berlin's baby was sick Mon
day with indigestion; attended by Dr
Fletcher.
There was a party at Chas. Boutwell's
last Friday night. Dancing was the en-
tertaiument. Ice cream and cake were
served.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Boutwell,, Alonzo
Keyes and Miss Eva Luce were in Roches-
ter 10 attend the Proctor rally last week
Wednesday.
VIII Locke entertained over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Goodenough, also Mrs. NC
tioune. relatives OF Mrs. Locke. All were
from Newport, Vt.
DR.. Jenkins and wife returned to their
home in Philadelphia last week frluay'
afer amending two weeks here with her
parents, A. Ninton and wife.
The recital last Thursday night at the
NJ n church was quite well attended
II vas pleasing, entertaining ana lnstrue-
tive. and a financial success to the Ladies
Aid society.
Miss pearle A Davis is teaching at
stool bridge Common, Miss Bessie God
dard at Rochester Hollow and Leon
| chamberlain on the Brook. All COM
meneed Monday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-09-06
10 polIar EntertaLnment.

This entertainment, planned last March
by the ladies OF the Congl church, was
held Wednesday evening, Aug. 18th, ~ the
church paflors, which had been most taste
fully decorated, aud proved both pleasant
and profitable. At-the r0ll-call, given Ia
rhyme, more than sixty ladies responded
with "a offering, many Of them giving in
rhyme the story Of bow the money was
earned.
The program was varied by excellent
music, Rev. Willis II. Sparhawk 81 Ran
d0lph rendering several flute solos, which
were much appreciated, and his sister,
Miss Blanche, singing some unusually
pretty songs IN q most delightful manner.
They were skiilfully accompanied on the
piano by Dan Dickinson, who also gave q
piano solo Misses Pauline Darling and
Grace Donsmore sang togeth r, pleasing
everyone, as usual Rotations by Miss
Pauline Darling and Miss Neva Bohonon
completed most enjoyable program.
The treasurer Of the ladies society an
n0unced gift OF IS from q friend, and
the president spoke some words Of appre-
citation for the business committee and
their uutiring efforts during the repairs
on the church. The evening closed with
sociaI hour during which the young
ladies served refreshments TO all
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SHARON.

George Darrach has gone to Boston.
day. 'e0''o-
Or. Walter Kenney is visiting his par
days.
grip.
Quite a number attended campmeeting
Sunday.
my Monday.
for bis store
Edward Hazen and wife returned from
Boston Monday.
Mrs. II. q. Allen is visiting her sisters
in Concord, n II.
Mrs. Hopkins and children returned
nome on Monday.
Mrs. Perley Gile has a sister. Mrs. Ban
croft, visiting her.
Stephen Billings, wife and daughter are
on from the West.
Mrs. \. I. Chase started for Middle
town, n. ", Monday.
Mr.. Way and wife Of Cabot are visiting
their auut, Mrs. Gusha.
Willard Avery and wife from Claremont
| visited in town recently.
| Mrs. Gertie Day returned from her visit
in Bellows Falls last week.
/ Hazen Gusha and wife of Pttsdale
visited his sister last week.
Chas. Brown visited relatives IN the
/ north part Of the state recently.
Mark Drown had a horse killed in the
/ pasture BY lightning recently.
! e. j. vi ley has moved bis family here
/ and will soon open his store.
| Miss NJ. Kimball is visiting at White
1 River Junction and Lebanon.
Mrs. Charles Roberts and children
/ visited here a short time ago.
Fred Ladd aud family visited bis broth
/ er's family the first Of the week.
Ellis Ames and wife are rejoicing over
the birth Of 4 little son, born sept. Bird.
Mrs Jennie Harrington is to make a
f home for herself and children in Keene,
4 n. II.
Miss Blanche Thurston returned to
/ Greenfield, Mass, Monday to resume her
/ studies.
Harrison Thurston received the sad news
I last week that his son had been killed BY
f the cars.
Baxter Roberts has bought the stage
+ route Of Fred Billings and has begun run
ming same.
Miss n. Billings, who has just returned
! from abroad, Is spending some time with
/ her parents.
~ G. Noyes, Republican, was elected
/ representative by a large majority, vote
4 standing "a and 10.
Aunt Hannah SNOW, who is 80 years Of
! age, attended the Old Folks picnic and
/ visited Mrs. {. Brown
Mrs J. f. Shepard and wife and Geo.
i Watts ana wife spent several days in
town last week, returning home Monday.
| A large maple tree was blown down m
i front OF G. b. browns house Monday
| during the severe wind aud rain storm,
doing quite little damage 10 the \. T.
/ telephone line.