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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
A Mark Against J. Sharp

In spite of the fact that a majority
of the House were against the Sh.r
Subsidy steal, the friends of thai
measure succeeded in passing it
This reflects little credit upon the
leadership of Hon. John Sharp Viii
liams. If his management results in
defeat when he is in the majority
his qualifications as Leader" would
seem to be imaginary. Had it not
been for Senator Carmack, of Ten
nessee, who talked the Ship Subsidy
to death III the Senate. we would
now be committed TO the policy of
trying to escape, by additional tax
alton, the calamitous consequences
of our one-sided system of nationl
taxation.-Watson's Jeffersoinan for
April.
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GENERAL STATE NEWS X
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The state bankers meet at Gulf
port next week.
The Mississippi bar will hold its
annual session at Vicksburg next
week
The Mississippi National Guard
encampment will be held at Column
bus next August.
Cloudbursts and wind storms did
havoc at Senatobia and Tunica the
first of the week.
The peach crop of Mississippi will
be failure this year owing to the
extreme cold weather this spring.
On May nth Simpson county will
, dedicate IFS new 100000 court house
Appropriate ceremonies will mark
the occasion.
: April goth was the eighty-eighth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
this country, and the event was gem
orally celebrated by the state orders.
The annual convention of the
louisiana Mississippi United Com
l1lCl 1ldI IldNSlCiS. Will DC Iciu DIT
Shreveport, La, May 10 and II.
Mississippi will be largely represent
ed at the meeting.
The Printers Union at Vicksburg
has boycotted Mr.. J. eastman. edi
tor of the Evening Post, who is a
candidate for sheriff of Warren
county, on the plea that Mr.. Cash
man is unfair to union labor
Percy Ross, negro, who was to
have been hanged at Magnolia
Thursday, was given respite by
Governor Vardaman until May goth
so that his counsel may perfect an
application for communication of the
sentence
Some time since the prohibition
lists announced that they would ban
ish every saloon from the state with
in five years. With the present anti
saloon sentiment sweeping over the
state it looks like it will be accom-
plished much sooner than expected. |
Relatives OF Harry B. Mason, who |
was killed by making a car coupling
at Vicksburg recently, have entered
suit against the Yazoo and Misss- |
sppi Valley railroad for $4,000. The |
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
A Hard Debt to Pay

Il owe debt of gratitude that can
never be paid off, writes G. S. Clark
OF West6eld, Iowa, '.for my rescue
from death, by DR. Kings New Dis
covery. Both lungs were so serious
~ affected that death seemed immi-
nent, when I commenced taking New
Discovery. The ominous dry, hack
ing cough quit before the first bottle
was used. and two more bottles made
a complete cure" Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung COM
plants Guaranteed by all druggists
soc and SI.oo. Trial bottle free
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04

declaration says the accident was
due to gross earslessness and de
fective locomotive
While eScavating for the new In
suranee and Bank building at Col
umbus last week workmen struck a
vault containing the skeleton OF a
man 1t IS supposed that the vault
was made TO hide the funds Of the
bank from raids during the war, but
the skeleton is a profound mystery.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
Has a Brainstorm

Gov. Vardaman says John Sharp
Williams is suffering from a s'brain
storm The Governors reply to
masterpiece of biting sarcasm and
discovers the Governor to be an
adept in the use of a trenchant pen.
The more we read of the lucubra-
tons of these distinguished men the
more we are convinced that Mr.. VIII
liams has met his match, if not his
superior-Crystal Springs Meteor.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
All of them were released

Monday All OF them were released
on bail
Theodore V. Halsey, former gen
eraI agent OF the Pacific States Tels.
phone and Telegraph Company, who
has been indicted for bribery by the
San Francisco grand jury, has ar
rived in Honolulu from Manila He
IS under arrest.
Dispatches from San Francisco
{ TO the Chicago Record-H erald indi-
{ cate that Mayor Schmitz has pro-
posed to the graft prosecutors
there that if he is granted immunity
he will resign from his office and tell
what he knows
Gossip at the Treasury Depart
ment states Controller Tracewel for
removal because of his alleged CON
nection with the Fairbanks presiden-
tial boom, but it IS considered doubt
ful if the President would take any
such action at this time.
Gustaf Westfeldt, a prominent
business man of New Orleans and
one OF the board administrators of
Tulane College. has written a protest
against making appointments Of ne
groes to the Rhodes scholarship to
the British ambassador at Washing
ton.
Miss Maybelle Gilman, upon her
ii
refused to talk to reporters further
than to say that she and William E.
Corey will be married in New York
City May IS. and that the families
OF both will be present at the cere<
mony.
An attempt was made in Guatc-
mala City Tuesday on the life of
President Estrada Cabrera. While
out driving dynamite bomb was
exploded near his carriage, killing
the horses and wounding Gen. Orel-
lana. the chief of staff The Presi-
dent was not injured
During luncheon hour Tuesday the
Lotus Club building in Chicago
caught fire. Over 200 women who
were eating at the time became panic ;
stricken. Forty were seriously hurt !
BY jumping from windows and fire |
escapes, and it is believed that many |
met death from suffocation.
Coincident with the report that |
John w Gates and his son, Charles
3. Gates, will withdraw from active
in the stock market |
comes the report that the firm was
-ecently heavily involved and that
he losses of father and son in the
asst year aggregate $4o,ooo,ooo
The United States Supreme Court
las decided in the effect that the
Railroad Commissioners in North
Carolina can compel a railroad cons
'any operating in that state to SO
dust the schedule as to accommo-
ate passengers on other lines from
ny particular part of the state
Four arrests have been made at the
Instance of District Attorney Jerome
+ New York, as a result of his in
estigation of the recent election in
he big New York insurance COM
anies. Among those apprehended |
George R. Scrugham, manager OF
ne international Policyholders'
committee.
Barney Burchette, colored, was J
onvicted of murder in the first de- {
rec at Memphis Wednesday morn $
10. Burchette killed Mrs. Donovan S
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04

for completely in the assassination OF
President Braillas.
Gen. Kuroko and staff, representa-
! tives Of Japan to the Jamestown Ex-
position, were given royal welcome
at Seattle, Wash. on their arrival in
this country.
| The last of the suits brought by
! the Government against former Sen
ator w A Clark il connection with
timber land patents, has been dis
missed at Butte. Mont.
Alfred Swaffield shot and seriously
injured Louis Parisot in New Or
leans Thursday Swaffield is at
large Both parties are prominent
business men of New Orleans.
1t was officially stated in New
York that the total market value of
all bonds alleged to have been stolen
from the Trust Company of Amer
lea by w. O. Douglass was $4,000
While going sixty miles an hour,
a flyer on the Ohio river division of
the Baltimore and Ohio left the track
at Pleasant View. W. Va Twenty
persons were injured, two probably
fatally
Frank NJ Hill, former stenograph-
er for F. H. Hartman. who is
charged with giving to a newspaper
the letter from Mr. Hartman to Sid
ney Webster, is held in $1,000 bail in
New York
In investigating the "doctorng'' OF
the Moore-Heartsill anti-brokerage
bill by the Arkansas Legislature. il
was brought out that Clerk Lucas
had been offered $4,000 to lose the
Amis anti racing BILL
Hondurian factions have been IN
dulging in some comic opera fight
ing on the streets of Tegucigalpa. AT
latest accounts the Nicaraguans were
policing the town and holding the
warlike factions in check.
The Northern and Southern Pres
byterian Churches in Mt Sterling
have united and will worship in one
hereafter. Both minister's .
have resigned and new pastor for
he joint church will be selected
James Bryce, the British Ambas-
'ador, will deliver an address at the
jamestown Exposition on May IS, III
,ommemoration OF the first perma-
lent settlement of English-speaking
people on the American continent.
American sailors won all of the
places in two of the three interna-
ional races between crews of war
tut the British tars took first and
econd places in one of the contests.
A race war occurred at Greens
'urg, Ind, Tuesday, in which many
negroes were badly beaten by white
men. The assault made upon an
ged white woman by negro last
geek caused the action Of the white
ioters.
Members of the Burnley tobacco
ranch of the Society of Equity are i
iscussing the feasibility of building
factory to manufacture their pro- ,
uct. because of the indifference OF t
he trust in the matter of purchasing I
ooled crops. i
George B. Scrugham, Charles F. t
arraigton and Charles Stirrup, ar
ested on charges of forgery in con-
ecteion with the recent insurance c
ection, were arraigned IN New G
ork and their cases postponed until i
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p1FREFtr& ~ = ~ = y HS ~ * -
Russia will appropriate 100000
for the famine sufferers of China
w Z. Corey was reelected presi
dent Of the United States Steel Cor
poration.
May Day strikes were participated
IN all over the United States and il
foreign cities.
Webb pressmen on the English
newspapers Of ST. Louis went on :
strike Thursday.
Andrew Carnegie has donated 500
ooo TO the University of the South
at Sewanee. Tenn.
Great apprehension IS prevailing
at Messina over the activity of the
volcano Of Strombo1i
The work of selecting a jury in
the Abraham Ruef case is still in
progress in San Francisco.
The Federal Council at Berlin has
adopted the German-American pro-
yisonal tariff arrangement.
Heavy rains flooded the streams
and are causing much damage in the
vicinity OF Oklahoma City, Okla.
The seven men who had been inn
prisoned in a mine near John5town,
Pa, were rescued Tuesday night.
The Japanese Minister of Marine
denies the report that Japan has or
dered a p, ooo-ton battleship in Eng
land
A cablegram from Dusseldorf says
the agreement Of the German steel
trust has been prolonged for five
years.
There was heavy fall of snow
Monday in Iowa. Snow, sleet and
rain are reported from the South
west.
The Union Pacific and other rail
roads in Nebraska contemplate re-
sisting the new two-cent passenger
fare law.
Andrew Carnegie was reelected
president of the Peace Society of the
city of New York yesterday at the
annual meeting.
Simultaneous fires in the town of
Leesville and Rosepine, La, Tues
day caused damage estimated at
at more than $2oo,ooo
Another suit has been filed against
the Standard Oil Company at Find
lay, seeking to Gust the corporation
Of Ohio
The strike of the men employed in
the iron trades at San Francisco,
went into effect Wednesday. 1t is
estimated that 5000 are out.
The Woman's Home Mission
Board, OF the Southern NJ. Z. church,
has been offered a house and grounds |
at Enterprise, Fla, for home.
The hearing in the case of the
state OF Texas against the Waters
Pierce Oil Company to GUST it from +,
the state has been adjourned to May
10
Six thousand Socialists and labor
1nion men paraded in Brooklyn
w ednesday to manifest their SYM
oathy for Meyer, Haywood and Pet
.ibone
The relations between Mexico and
Guatemala have become very much
strained because of the failure OF
Guatemala to surrender to Mexico
zen. Lima, is to be tried in Mexico |
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-05-04
Free Trip to Jamestown Exposition

Free Trip to Jamestown Exposition
We take pleasure in informing you
that we have made arrangements to
give 500 free trips to the Jamestown
Exposition, and if you are interested
in this Exposition, also thorough
business education, kindly write us
today for the descriptive circular
containing full information pertain
ing to this great fair, and the Souths
greatest schools of business.
Write today, as the number of free
trips will be limited.
Address only,
Macon & Andrews Colleges,
Monroe and Second Sts.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Aiken Dukett, who has been seri-
ously Ill, had n sinking spell Friday and
Is in a very critical condition.-Mrs. J.
ID. Fletcher, who has been i'll with pneu-
monia. is able to be about the house.
+. w. Burt, who broke his leg, Is able
to be about on crutches.-Mrs. G. A.
Stone Is ill.-ICarson Fisher and family
are getting settled in tho Broughton
homestead.
The remains of Mrs. o. +. Lee Of Mid
dlebury We're brought here for burial
March 20--On Thursday of last week the
remains OF Miss Eneline Kellogg q
former resident. were placed in the village
ccmetery.-Gilbert Bigeow of Benson was
n recent guest at Il. y. Elithorp's. Little
cynthia. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Withwell, Is much improved II
health.-Mrs Lucy Pratt, who Is Ill, ro-
mains about tho samc.-Miss Mcdonnell
the central operator, has returned from
her vacaton.-W. NJ. Grandy passed Sat
urday and Sunday at Nergennes and
Panton.-Orvile Towner is moving to tho
house recently purchased Of the Elijah
Grosvornor's cstate.--Mrs. Aiken Dukett Is
quite feeble--Mrs. Agnes Williams has
returned from New Haven
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
ORWELL.

The council called to dismiss the Rev. 3.
Swift was held Tuesday at 80 p. m. and
organized 10y electing the Rev. S. w. Bar
mum, moderator. Those present We're the
Rev. r. II. Davies, scribe. Nergennes; the
Rev / W. Childs and |. w. Aiken. Ben
son; the Rev. S. T.. Go0dhcart and Dca-
con l.. a. Webster. Whiting: the Rev. ID.
l.. Willard, New Haven; the Rev. G.. w
Bailey and Mr.. Hamilton, Weybrdge: the
Rev. r. a. Carlton and c. n. North, shore
ham; the Rev. y Il. Nickes, sudbury;
Deacon J. +. Crayne. Middlebury me
council called for the reading of the resig-
nation by the scribe. The action of the
church and society was read by II. ID.
Branch, clerk. Remarks were made ny
the pastor and some of the church mem-
hers present. The council found no cause
for dismissal other than that the pastor
thought he could do more good in a new
field of labor, and that the church was
willing for him to go because he asked It,.
They granted the request s a council. The
Rcvs. 7. A. Carlton and r. r. Davies
spoke in the evenings. u. Wells has the
grip.-Dr. Murray is shipping his house
hold goods to Cuttingsvlle.-Dr. Mcl\ib-
ben of shoreham has purchased the Abby
plaCe.-A. H. Bolanger has purchased the
T.. Godett place and Mr.. Godett is to move
to Niddlebury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
UNDERKILL CENTER.

=, b. Smith is ill.-Florence Terrill has
returned from Morrisvile.-Mrs. Charity
Haskins is very ill.--The barn and out
buildings on the Gaffany place. so-callcd.
in Stevensville, and owned by Victor
Plant, We're burned recently together
with about 10 tons of hay. The loss WAS
partly covered by observation-disclosures
Chase has moved to Riverside. Peter
Teddy has moved to the house vacated by
.ChaSe,-NictOr Plant has sold his farm
and stock to a man from New Haven
Mills.-The wedding Of II. O. Wheeler
and Miss Rose Farrell both Of
Chicago, will take place shortly after
Easter Mr.. Wheeler was formerly OF
burlington and the bride-clect is the
daughter of Frank Farrell, former resi-
dent of this place, but for many years a
prominent attorney at Fort Dodge, Iowa,
where he now rcsides.-FcliX Burke has
returned from a four months visit with
relatives at Worcester. MaSs.-Mrs r.. g.
Wmbie has returned from Burlingtou
where she visited her son, Deputy Sheriff
Charles T.. Quinn
a special Easter service will be held
at the Union Church next sunday AT
1890 a. n;., subject of sermon, can
tho Dead Arise from the Gravc?"; solo
Enter the Scpulcher."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
HUNTINGTON.

The death OF Mrs. Mary stevens oc-
CURED at her home at an early hour
Saturday morning from pneumonia of a
few days duration. Her funeral was held
at the Union Church Monday afternoon
at two o'clock.-Thcre were uncalled for
letters in the office March - addressed
Mrs. Luck Huntey. Miss Catherine Klots,
Frank Duferms, Miss Martha Gaines
Mrs. s. T.. Kenyon entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday,. w.
Fargo is still confined to tbe house by
ness.
Miss Kate Thompson went Thursday To
Lebanon, n. H.. for a few weeks.-There
are several cases of German measles
herc.-Mrs. Rebecca Sweet died Monday
afternoon at the advanced age of 81
years.-T II. Sweet, who was taken sud
denly Ill Monday, is better now.-The
funeral of Mrs, Mary Stevens was held
at the Union Church Monday at 200 p.
m. The Rev. II. l. Kemp ofhciated, The
deceased. who was so years Of age, was a
native of Hinesburgh hut a long time res
ident of this town, widow of John Stew
ems. She leaves two sons, Herbert and
Orvis, of this place.
Mrs. Rebecca Sweet, an aged citizen,
passed away at her home here NanSaA'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs, F. G. Bagley ana daughter,
Vera, are visiting in Lincoln.--Mr. and
and Mrs. y. e. Mech Of Monkton Wis
tied at G. w Brewstcr's Tuesday
A few friends of Mr.. and Mrs Edison
Pierce met at their home Thursday
evening. Whist was enjoyed and they
were treated to sugar on snow-Mr.
and Mrs Howard Baldwin have moved
to Duxbury.--Mrs. H. II. Brewster and
William Miner, who have been con-
fined to the house by illness for the
past week, are better
Loren Hin and family of Bolton arc
visiting in town.-Mrs. j. T.. Andrews Wis
tied in burlington Friday.-Elwood Nor
rlll has moved to Bulton.-Thc Whist club
met at y. A. Johns Saturday evening"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lovely have re-
turned from WilistOn and arc to carry
on l.. T.. Baldwin's farm the coming year,
George Bartlett, ST., who has been pass
ing the winter with his son. went to Rich
mond Saturday and Is to start the first of
the week on a trip to Europe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
JERICHO CENTRE.

Mrs. Clara Nay of Burlington Is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. y. G.. Brown.
Miss Louisa Cook of Burlington Is
making a short visit at Mr.. and Mrs
T.. NJ. Hoskins's.-Mrs. II. G. Hurlburt Is
much better.--'The high school will close
Friday for q two weeks vacation. The
Women's Home Missionary society will
hold their annual thank offering meeting
at Mrs +. a. Fuller's Friday afternoon
at o'clock-The Ladies' Aid society will
hold a business meeting at Mrs. T.. A..
Fuller's, Friday afternoon ut o'clock. --
The standing committee of tho church
Will hold their regular meeting this week
ut the parish house Thursday afternoon
ut two o'clock.--Thc Sunday school class
OF L. y. Jordan will have n literary and
social gathering and "sugaring off" at
tho home of Frank G. Pease. Friday
cvcning.-Mr. Bailey of Winooski is a vi
sitor at Mrs. S. y. Chapin's. -Forris Nc
Ginnis has moved to the Parker farm re-
Gently decided to him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
RICHMOND.

The Condensed MIX company has an
immense boiler and other machinery to
cover which a 40-foot addition is soon 10
be built on the east side of the plant.
The company expect to receive more than
10000 pounds of milk a day this season.
large amount is bought here from
Waterbury on the cars-Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Blow and son. from Grand Isle
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Blow over Sunday. Mr. Blow has bought
large farm in stowe and is now on his
way to take possession
forty members Of Queen Esther
Lodge Of Rebekahs went to Milton
Wednesday evenng.-E. II. Fay Of Clare
mont, y. H., who has been the guest Of
relatives for several days, returned to his
home Monday morning-Miss Hazel
Berry who has q position as teacher in
one Of the public schools at Bellows FAILS
is passing a two weeks vacation with hor
Iparents Mr. and Mrs A. G. 3erry-R.
| l.. Buzzoll Of Montpelier was IN town
/ Mondav-Miss Calestu Williams has re-
/ turned from few days stay IN Ruring-
| tOn.-MiSs Katherine Mahoroy Is visiting
/ in Nontpelier-Mr Henry r Norton re-
turned 10 burlington Monday after a
short stay at the home of Miss g. A.
| Wlliams-N Alice Ryan has returned
/ from New York and Will resume her
position with Mrs. Annie O'Rren in hei
millinery parlors r Goodwin has re-
turned from Boston and Now York-MisS
! Margaret Mccoy Of burlington IS pass
| ing a two weeks vacation with her aunt
Mrs. w. $. Freaman.-Donald O'Brien ~
! burlington Is visiting his mother Mrs
Annie O'Bricn.-Mrs. Thomas Crosby and
children of burlington are the guests Of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs John McGovorn
Walter Kennedy who has boor IN with
the grip. X convalcsront.-N1r : A
Andrews has returned from short STAY
in Essex Junction.-NIrs. G. /, Ressctt
has returned from MontDclior wore She
visited her narcnts Mr.. and Mrs Eng.
ish.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

At a special village meeting Thursday
evening it was voted to require all persons
selling Notwithstanding drinks other than
water, milk tea. coffee and soda to obtain
Il liccnso.-Miss Clara Slapp is at home
from Bartonville for the Easter vacation.
Miss Kate Mack Of Vermont Academy
is enjoying vacation with her parents, Mr.
a>l Mrs. II. II. Mack.--Minnie Donald is
at home for short vacation from Colby
College Naine.-Mr. and Mrs Ned Carter.
former residents here are receiving con-
era tuations on son in their family
The FortniEhtly Culture club met with
Mrs William cobb Saturday afternoon
Mrs Clarence Spauding and three chill
dren started for Boston Monday morning,
where she Will make her home with her
father. The body of Mr.. SpaudinE was
taken to Boston for interment.--The Uni
ted Workers will hold their annual thank
Offering meeting at the church Friday aft
ernOon.-W. i. Crandall returned Satur-
day evening from Wells River. where he
attended the annual meeting of the North
ern Bankers association.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Emma Lea G}oss) Grace, who
was born in this town January % 1859.
died March 10. She was married to John
Grace February 70. 1876, who survives
her together with one sister. Mrs. He
man Iaskins, two sons, Walter ana
George, and two daughters Mrs. G. A.
Hulett and Mrs. George Rounds. The
funeral was held at the Methodist Church
here March 10, the Rev George Grey
officiating.
Misses Lottc Varroy and Ruth Cullen
Of Burlington high school are passing
their Easter vacation with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. White
Mrs. T.. II. Newton and Miss Mae Clifford
are visiting Mrs. Nowton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Clifford.-L. G. Ferguson
was in Burlington Saturday.-Thore will
be an Easter social In the Baptist church
parlors March %. under the auspices of
the Christian culture cluh.-Miss Julia
Casey of Bristol IS tn" guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hannon.--JOhn Crowley is
building n sugar housc.-AmonE those in
Bristol Saturday were Carpentar colo.
Henry Pike William Dwro and Guy
Bushey-Mrs. Flora Tullctt is visiting
hcr sister, Mrs. George Rounds in
IIuntingtOn.-Beuah Chase is in very
poor hoalth.-Onc Of Rufus Harris child
rem Is III with dipthcria.- Mrs. Howard
Hansen is not so wcll.-Mrs. L. c. Fer
GusoN, who IS at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is doing Voll,-Miss Josie Brown
Is home from BmlnEton.-Among those
who are sick with the grip are Frank
Harmon and Thomas Cascy's family
Miss Blanch MaXfcld, student of Bur
linEton high school, is at home for hur
I,astpr vacation