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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

Mrs. Martha Aim. widow Of the
Philip Aim, died Thursday mornil
Hotel Allen in Fair Haven wher
went last week 10 care for her son.
Aim was lifelong resident of this
and although 20 years Of age, she
very active hip to a few days befor
death. She Is survived by one son, CT
+. Aim. one brother and two sisters.
remains were brought here that ev
and the funeral was held on s,
at one o'clock from her late hon
Carver street.
Mrs. Janet NJ. Robinson, widow c
late Captain w. p. Robinson, died
denly early yesterday morning a
home on Park street. Mrs. Rob
was apparently we'll when she re
for the night but awoke about
o'clock in the morning and died W
a half hour. The cause was neur
of the heart. She is survived
daughter, Miss Bess Robinson of
town, and one son, John Robinsc
Plattsburgh. n. y. The funeral W
held Saturday, the hour to be ann
cd later.
The grist mill has been closed
porarily and after thorough re
Will be re-opened by new firm,
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LOWELL.

Miss Myrtle Stebbins has gone to
New York for the winter.-Mrs. Clyde
Stephenson Of Worcester, Mass, is in
town visiting relationships. Lasher
of Randolph will >supply the Congrega
tional pulpit for the next month
Mr.. Hubbard of Boston Is visiting at
r. F. Misunderstanding ladies of the
Methodist society will hold their an
nual sale the second week in October
at the town hall-Edgar Laclair and
]. s. Brahana are In New York city
this week.-Peter Dyer went to Mon
treal Tuesday.--Leroy Kinsley has
gone to Stoneham, Mass. where he has
employment-The presiding elder, the
Rev. f. w. Lewis, will hold commun-
ion service at the Methodist Church
Sunday forenoon. September 3o.--Mrs.
Hattie Shufelt has gone to Whitehall.
n, Y,
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

H. W. Totman, florist, has Just COM
pleted a large green house connecting his
former plant. off Elm street. The new
building is 22l feet long, % feet wide
and contains ZOO square feet of glass.
The old plant consists OF two buildings
100 feet long and 10 fee, wide, connected
by an office and potting room 81 by 81
feet A connecting glass house Il by
q feet joins the old and new houses
and the entire plant has 1850 square
feet of glass. The new house, made es-
pecially for crnatior contains 400
lusty plants. while the old house contains
900 thrifty geraniums. Tie also has a
large stock Of lilies. FERNS. smilax, etc.
The plant Is now being equipped with a
Kroeschell hot water appar tus. on the
down hill" system and when completed,
over ono and one-quarter miles of pipe
will be used. The heater was made es-
pecially for this plant and has a heat
Ing capacity sufficient for 5000 square
feet Of glass. Mr.. Totman Is young
and hustlng business man and boasts OF
having the largest green house in the
State OF Vermont
States Attorney NJ. NJ Wilson returned
Wednesday from an official business trir
in the eastern part of Orange county. In
STAFFORD he prosecuted In the case of the
State vs.. Randall Davis and Miss Ella
Moses for adultery. The trial was held
before Justice Of the Peace Sanborn and
Stanley Wilson OF Chelsea was the attor-
ney for the respondents. From the testi-
mony of the witnesses a very immoral
case was shown. 1t appears that Davis
practically drove his wife from their home
in Stanford because OF his improper re-
latons with Miss Moses. an lS-year-old
girl. living in that neighborhood, and also
divided their family so that two daughters
now live with the mother In New Hamp-
shire and the other has married brother
Of Miss Moses. After the family was
separated Davis lived a good share OF the
time under the same roof with Miss Moses
who has given birth TO child, Davis and
Miss Moses are held for the grand Jury
with bail Fixed al $500 and 500 respectively
The bail has been furnished
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kent of Salisbury
have decided their place on Elm street 70
Miss Jane Wadlegh, Mr. and Mrs. J. II
Wadlegh will occupy the place abou,
October !.
A fatal accident happened in the rail-
road yard in Braintree Friday afternoon
which resulted in the death OF Franz
Ba.chelder. a conductor on the way freight
running between Mortified and White
| River junction In making up his trair
| 1t was necessary to couple part Of the
train to a car with broken draw-bal
and when he stood between the cars tc
fasten the necessary chains the broker
draw-bar allowed the moving section t.
pillow right through Into the car at thu
same time catching Batchelder and crush
Ing him. The train crew immediatel,
made up a special of the engine ant
caboose and took the injured man to Ran
dolph, where he was giveA medical atten
tion at the home of DIR. c. J. Rumrill
But he was SO badly injured that dealt
resulted at $40 Saturday morning, Mr.
Batchelder is survived by a Wife who Il
| III. and three small children. The bod,
] was taken SATURDAY. to Northfield. wher,
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Edward Doty and son OF st. Johns
bury were guests of her father, Charles
Lawrence, for the day Monday.-Mrs.
Ray Darrah and children returned from
ID visit In Morristown Monday.-A F..
Whittemore and son, Bert. from Branch
visited at S. &. Whittemore's over Sun
day.-Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbell and daughter.
Carrie, passed the day Saturday in Hyde
Park, the guests OF Mrs. II. l.. Stevens.
Miss Eugenie Pinney and her friend.
Miss Nan Wombell. visited the former S
mother. Mrs. F. b. Morse. over Sunday
Mrs f.. j. Boardman OF Craftsbury was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bridges. the last of the week.-Joseph
Fisk died at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
c. w. Putnam, in North Wolcott Sunday.
September %. Of tuberculosis aged about
30 years. lie suffered an attack of pneu-
monia last winter after which tuberculosis
developed. lie Is survived by his father,
+. H. Fisk, one sister and one brother,
William. The funeral was held Tuesday
from the Methodist Church. the intermen,
being In the family lot in Davenport
| cemetery. The Modern WOodmcn Of Am
erica OF which society he was an officer
| conducted the burial rite at the grave
Misses Lila and Grace Golden are at
home from Richmond, where they have
been at work in an underwear factory
Mrs. r. II. Peck was a guest of friends
in town Tuesday.-Didacc LaPalme and
wife are passing the week with friends IN
Boston and WATERFOWL, Mass.-Mlss Car
RTE Walsh of Lowell. Mass. came Satur-
day night. her adopted mother having go,
hurt recently by being thrown out of a
carrage.-W. c. Davis, who has been III
with typhoid fever for four weeks past
still hangs In the balance with perhaps a
little odds in his favor Benjamin Bed
fords family went to Montreal Saturday
night. The household goods have beer
shipped also.-The Rev. II. NJ. Perkins
went to his home in Merose. Mass, tho
| first OF the week.
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mer owner OF the stage fine bet
Chelsea and Barre. but lately Of A
arrived In town on Friday last will
wife, who was the former wife of i
j. Titus of this town. They are spci
their honeymoon at tho home Of
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
burn Adams.-Miss Belle Judd of
Orange, n. j., came Thursday to q
her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
lace Sanborn, and her sister, Mrs. Fro
|Stanton.-Miss Edith NJ. Balch of Bur
ton, field secretary Of the home dc
ment OF the State Sunday School ass
ton, was In town the first of the We.
the Interest of the associa,ion.-Mrs
L. Dickinson has returned home
some days absence among friend
Brookiield. Willlamstown and MONTH
Lawyer Stanley G. Wilson was c
recently to Washington on account o
serious illness of his mother.-Miss NJ,
l.. Ramsdell went Wednesday to
York to visit friends. intending I
absent three weeks.-Mrs. Charlie
Densmore and her sister, Mrs. Charl,
Dickey. Of Lowell. Mass, have rett
from a carriage trip to Barton, Har I'd
and Newport. At Barton they were
ed by Mr.. Dickey, who came up
Lowell for short outing.
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were most tastefully arranged, red fire.
plant and asparagus being used in the
parlors, and the yellow sunnowers and
greens Frightening the dining room. The
house was thronged with relatives and
friends of the bride and groom. a party
from Burlington and from Pittsburgh
being among the number. The cere-
mony was performed In the parlor un-
der canopy Of greenery with sprink
lngs of red flowers, the Rev. W. A..
White, pastor OF the Congrega ton al
Church officiating and reading the full
service of the Episcopal Church. The
bride was attractively gowned in white
embroidered batiste made over white
taffeta and followed her two little
neces, Misses Dorothy Rockwell OF
Burlington and Grace Cramcr of Platts-
burgh. who acted as flower girls, bearing
large straw hats filled with white and
pink asters. The bride was given away
by her brother, NJ. Lee Rockwell, OF
Plattsburgh. The wedding march was
,., torc,Jsli Hudson. or
ganist in the Plattsburgh Episcopal
Church. the choir of which the bride has
for several years been Il member. After
the ceremotSy the guests employed some
little timo in extending their good wishes
to the bride and congratuating the
groom and afterwards partook of a
dainty wedding supper. The bride for a
number OF years has been employed in
the insurance office of Parkhurst & Tay-
lor in her home town and has host of
friends, whose good wishes will follow
her to her new home in the southwest.
Mr.. Robinson is Nermontcr. born and
bred. being an island boy, but is now a
prosperous business man IN the thriving
new city of Enid. Oklahoma. Mr.. and
Mrs Robinson left on the evening train
for their home going by way of Mont
real. over the Canadian Pacific railroad
and will stop In Chicago and Kansas
City Il few days on their way. The love
and friendship of many acquaintance
was attested In a mea sure by the numer-
Gus and handsome wedding gifts The
Burlington people present at the we'd
ding were Mrs. Warren Rockwell daugh-
ter Dorothy, and son. Braman Rock
well and the Plattsburgh party consisted
of NJ. Lee Rockwell. Mrs. Mary T. Peck.
Miss Fannie Buling Mrs. ]. y. ITaserty.
Fred ]. Rockwell, Miss Annie Il. Cor,-
ett Mrs -. S. Cramer. Miss Madeleine
Cramer and Miss Marion Peek.
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CHELSEA.

Mrs circuit Bixby went to visit her
brother in Stoneham. Mass. on Saturday
morning last-William c. Holmes has re-
turned from business trip to New York
Dustin A. Boardway has returned from a
second trip tn the Mary Hitchcock hospi-
tai at Hanover. n. H.. where he had an
of an ultimate recovcry,-lIenry Wey-
mouth of Lyme n. H. has recently been
the guest of Principal John NJ Comstock
in whose family he lived while attending
school at Chelsea academy.-On Sunday
a daughter was born to Mr., and Mrs
FORTS E, Hood. David q. Adams, a for.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Contipucd from third page;

noon.
Mrs. Anna Cussins has a curiosity in
the form Of cotton plant of vigorous
growth with blossoms and seed pods.
Mrs. Haynes of Burlington Is assisting
In the care Of Mrs. Nelson Young.
Mrs. Florence Strong and two children
returned TO New York Tuesday after
passing the summer with Mrs. Strong 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Stone.
George Bliss and Ray Carman, who
were canoeing on the Misssquoi river
Sunday capsized near the mouth In 10
feet OF water. they got out all right I'M
aided.
The village trustees have Just completed
a new water main connecting with the
fire district on the west side of the river.
IT is an eight-inch iron pipe laid and an
chored on the river bed replacing a six
inch pipe.
A ~ per cont dividend was paid the de-
positors of the old Ferris bank Tuesday.
This Is a second dividend the first being
80 1-3 per cent. paid some time ago. This
bank closed its doors in August. 1901.
The canal boat Rooney that went hard
aground on the boulders off Hog island
point early Friday morning and aband-
oned by the captain and crew. Is going -
pieces. The fierce wind of Saturday raised
havoc with her and 100 tons of coal were
dumped on the lake bottom.
pretty home wedding was the mar
rage last evening Of Miss Lenah A. Smith
to Robert c. Mowitt at the home OF tho
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Smith.
Mt the old Smith honest cad, the Rev. l..
J. Ranslow performing the ceremony.
There were beautiful floral decorations.
h~]rangea prevailing The bride was
handsomely gowned in white silk. boun-
tful wedding supper followed and the
happy pair took the night train for New
'burgh- ION he-Hudson. where thes VIII
make their home Mr.. Mowtt clerked In
Sheldon's drug store for two years, then
graduated from the Albany School of
Pharmacy and now has a fine position ut
Newburgh.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Minckler to-
day. the 27th.-The Rev. O. f. Newton of
Alburgh and the Rev. j. W. Ilsley 1T
Grand Isle will exchange pulpits next Sun
day, September 3O-The members OF the
Congregationnlst Church had their at,-
nual meeting and roll call Wednesday. the
26th in Grand 1sle.-Miss Edna Little of
Boston gave a most enjoyable entertain
ment In the high school building to a very
small audience last Thursday evening. 49,
William Griffith attended the Malone fair
and visited his mother at Malone
George Phelps of Milton spent Sunday at
Adams Landing. -Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Prouty are rejoicing over the birth of an
other daughter, born Monday, September
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Emma Telia has gone to Keesy4lle,
y. Y, TO attend schOol.-Mrs. Job Good
sell, who has been in very poor health for
the past few years, died at her home
Monday night-Miss Brown of New
York Is the guest OF Miss Allen Hail.
The annual harvest home and chicken
pie supper will be at the Methodist church
Thursday evening for the benefit OF the
pastor-There are several men in town
from Ellenburgh, Bristol and New Haven
picking and sorting apples.-Mr Smith OF
New York. representatives, OF the firm OF
John Nix * CO., is in town buying apples
w. l.. Brown of New York was in town
Sunday and Monday.-Mrs. II. G. Reed is
etill very low
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Grace Mcfarland has gone to
Burlington, where she enters the L.
V NJ. this year.
Boynton Cheney of Lyme Center, n.
H., is spending a short time here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p Cheney.
b. w. MaXhcld and wife of ST.
Johnsbury are visiting at the home of
w. G. Maxfield.
Miss Agnes Hulburd left Tuesday for
Mt IIolyoke, where she enters college
this fall.
II. NJ Mcfarland was visitor In
Burlington Wednesday.
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JOHNSON.

A. ]. saleeby has rented the rooms for
merly occupied by DR.. Hubbell and will
open a clothing store.-The Vermont Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company have settled
with John Laraway for his loss, oc-
casioned by the burning OF the w. II.
Stearns mill house few weeks ago
Mrs. II. c. Christy is confined to her bed
with nervous trouble,-Dr, Rogers has
been obliged, on account of i'll health, to
leave the place. and has gone to White
field, n. H., for a short stay.-Mrs r. T.
Foster is In Hardwick this week.
Enough of the Tucker chapter boys from
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NEWPORT.

Robert Stork pleaded guilty in county
court Friday to the charge OF assault
with knife. on a man named Beck. and
was given months at hard labor in the
workhouse Beck also pleaded guilty for
breach OF peace and was fined $40 and
costs.
o. A. Meredith, who was instructor for
the Newport band for the past season.
has occupied one of l.. f.. Thayer's tene-
ments on Third street. Mr.. Meredith has
been engaged to instruct the band during
the winter season and will give series OF
dances at the Memphremagog parlors, and
endeavor to put on one or two old time
minstrel shows for the benefit of that
organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stiles are the
proud parents of nine pound son. born
Friday.
The Memphremagog House closed for
the season Saturday, after a very success
full season.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN.

IT Is reported that Leon Young, FORM
er townsman but who has been living In
Canada for some time will soon move
here. Mr.. Wheeler his brother-in-law Will
accompany hm.-Mrs. S. c. Wilcox is
entertaining company from Mass.-Ora
Burroughs Is making repairs on his
dwelling.-Th community has been sad
dened by the death within few days of
Mrs. D. A. Elliott and Mrs. ID. G. Brooks,
sisters-in law. They both were prominent
In the Methodist church at the center
and in the social life Of the place. The
great mass Of flowers and well file l
church at each funeral gave expression OF
the sympathy of the whole town and adj
joining towns to the bereaved families.
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PROCTOR.

State Y. NJ. c, A. Secretary Mol
of Burlington was in town Saturday
ferring with +. W. Nose, secretary q
local Y. NJ. {. A.--Miss Mary Eckl
Rutland is visiting Alexander Col
Pine street. There was meeting d
Ladies Home Missionary society at
Fletcher d. Proctors Saturday. 1
Flora Startup spent Sunday with her
ents.-Miss Grace Kell will return tot
ton this week-Halsted Fairbanks ID
fined to his home on account OF Hin
c. II. Holmes, who has been assist
the Vermont Marble company's offid
the past three months, left Sunday
for New York to resume his work 4
Vermont Marble company's office III
William b. Loomis left Sunday Nigh
Washington, ID. c., where he will s
intend the work on some govern
buildings.
The board of directors of the !
C. A. at meeting held Septemh
voted to alter and improve the base
floor as follows BY removing the
lions and make the east end into
room; to build raised seats opposit
bowling alleys for spectators. A
draft will be placed in the bath !
and locker room to better the ventil
Miss Annie Mott Green has accep
position in the Vermont Marble
pany's store.-Miss Lena Gill and
(COntinued ON 18th page.l
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The New England Telephone con
have placed phones in the normal
primary schools and in Professor Mo
house. The Hon. and Mrs. y. l.. b,
were in Springfield Friday and Stature
Bishop A. c. A. Hall of Burlington
his annual vista ton to Grace Churcl
Sunday. T. Harrington We
Springfield Friday to deliver the goo
sold before his accident. He will go
there to Burlington to continue his c
at the L. V. NJ.
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DERBY.

The Rev. Mr. Morey preached at Fitch
Bay Que, last Sunday,-The Rev. Mr.
Pate has closed his labors with the Me-
thodist Church and goes soon to Ottawa
to take a pastorate there-The Rev. Mr.
Hoyt has returned from his vacation
spent in Mass.-The Baptists are having
clock put in the tower Of their church,
a gift from Mrs. c. X. Bates.-Ernest
NitRerson will soon complete the repairs
he has been making on f. o, Silver's
house and will then move to West Derby
where he has rented a tenement for the
winter,-Mrs. A. j. Aslbee has been
gaining slowly for the past few days
Mrs. A. r. Niles is able to ride out
Willie Moran from Portland Oregon Is
visiting hts parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Moran--Mrs. A. Il. Nye and Mrs. T,
Ewens spent last Friday at Mrs A. -.
iopkinson's.-Mrs. r. i. Hitchcock of
Albany and Mrs. T.. b. Cobb are spend
ing few DAYS at G. d. Iopklnson's.-
H0nrv CrandaIl Is cutting the sav on
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sTOWE,

State Commissioner Thomas has been
assigned 5000 lingering trout by the gov
eminent for distribution. 10000 OF them
being for Lake Mansfield, 5000 Of them
have been received. He has also been as
signed 10000 from Plymouth. Mass. for
Lake Mansfield. In preparation for tho
deer season Mr.. Thomas has the licenses
and notices to the wardens Of the State In
regard TO the regulations ready for as
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sOUTH HERO.

A very pretty house wedding was cele-
brated Tuesday afternoon at South
Hero at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs Edison Robinson. when Miss Grace
Maud Rockwell of Plattsburgh became
the wife OF Buel Landon Robinson Of
ENID. Oklahoma. The autumn decora-
jg'aas In the parlors and dining room
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BRoWNINGTON.

Fills Roblnson's little daughter. Eva
has been quite sick the past few days,
but Is gaining now.-Mrs John Hum
phrey, OF Clarkestown, \. H., who has
been visiting friends In this visinty has
returned to her home. Mrs. Stephen Bur-
rows accompanied her to spend the
winter.-David Grapes and family, snert
Sunday at Judge Orne's.-Mrs. Martha
Wade has gone to Canada for the win
ter.-Mrs. Mary Porter has been quito
sick the past few days.-Mr, and Mrs.
Gardync We're in Rchford Monday on
business Carl Aldrich and family of
Boston, visited his sister, Mrs. Edgar
Wells and other friends last week.-Bcr-
nice Wells. who has spent her vacation
at her fathers Edgar Wells. returns 10
Boston today.
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SHELDON.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Thomas have gone to
Boston, Mass, on a vacation of ten days
The Rev Ralph Gilman, the evangelist,
of Merose. Mass, is holding service at
Marsh hall. There was a large attend
ance Sunday, September %. Services will
be held every evening during the week.
All the schools in town have commenced
the fail term. Some delay has been caused
in some of the schools as the directors
could not secllrc teachers.
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BELVIDERE.

w. Il. Snattuck of Fairfield and F. D.
Shattuck Of Burlington were called here
last week by the serious illness of their
father. NJ. c. Shattlick. who is very low. -
Lydia Coburn of Burlington is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Coburn.-
NJ. Withcrell has purchased a matched
span of horses OF II. A. Jackson--Vernnl
Coburn is at work for o. Shattuck.-Thc
farmers are digging their potatoes. They
report "A good crop. and not many rotten
ones.S. Hull has ben laying some chin
neys for O. w. Shattuck.
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CAMBRIDGE.

II. II. Reynolds Is spending few days
in New York and Boston-W. II. Como
and Miss Stella NJ. Woodruff were united
In marriage at the home Of the bride We'd
nesday. September 10. The Rev. II. Van
Hagen performed the ceremony.-The
ladies of the Methodist Church are pre-
pairing to serve a hash supper at the ves-
try Friday evening, September q, from
five TO eiEht..-Mrs. II. n. Gray has re-
turned from a visit with friends In Wor-
cester. Mass.-Miss Donna Pierce Of
Watervilc visited at the homo of l.. X.
Weston last Siinday.-George Flintom
fell from the skim milk vat at the Cam
bridge creamery last Friday and broke the
bone of his right leg Just below the knee.
Miss Bessie Tedford and friend from
Richmond visited her parents last Sun
day.
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SOUTH HERO.

l.. W. Kinney Of Boston is visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs.T. l.. Kinney. Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Gardeners son, aged two
years. died Friday. Funeral services were
held Saturday.--Mrs. W. Scofied of Isle
La Motto visited Mrs Luke Durant
last week.-A. W. Young a teacher in the
Albany Business college, was in town
this week