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ENOSBURGH.

Miss f. Jane Wright who has beer
passing some weeks with her niece Mrs
Il. = Hopkins. at Trout River. AS re
turned home.-Mr. and ~. 6. $. Fas
sett. who have been in Burlington a.
summer and who went to New York
Albany and other places about Thanks
e wing time to visit Mrs. Tassetts chill
dren and attend a reunion OF the Eator
family have returned home.-Mr. RnC
Mrs Walter S. Judd and family OF Swan
ton passed Christmas at his fathers, G
S. Fassett's.-Mr and Mrs. S. Y. Steveni
and daughter Hazel. spent Christina
with their brother, Elwyn .ates in st
Adams -IIuther Crook of Brewer Me.
and n Taylor OF East Berkshire passoC
Wednesday at the ho:Ir OF J. Melvii
Wright.-The district schools in town arr
having weeks vacation.-The Austii
district school has been closed on &C
count OF whooping cough.-The school Il
the Wright neghborhood had literar,
entertainment and a tree for the chidre
on Friday evening. II showed that Mr.
Gillett, the teacher, had taken niue
pains with the children, who acquitte
| themselves very oredltably. Parents an
| friends turned out and filled the schoo
house The Congregational Sunday Soho,
had their tree last night.-There will he
Christian Endeavor meeting At the Re-
| e. Hunts this evening
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs Anna Jane Rhodes died Tuesday
at her home here She was native Of
Colchester and was ST years ago. she
was life long member Of the Congrega-
tional Church She is survived by sis-
ter Mrs George Bixby of Boston, and
niece. Miss Mary Bixby. The funeral will
he held at her latc home tomorrow after
noon at ono O'Clock.
Miss Winnie Wolcott IS at home for a
two weeks vacation Miss Carrie
Wright Of Smith College is at home. -
Mrs. c. n. Wright fen and cut one hand
very severely last Friday An artery was
severed and three stitches were necessary
20 close the wound.-The Misses Jennie,
May. Grace and Myrtle Mcneil are at
home for their Christmas vacaton.-Carl
Day Is whiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Ellen On .-NIvin McNll. who has
been quite IN since Saturday. is reported
more comfortablc.-Mls Jane Rhodes is
very low. Mrs William Parker has been
lndisposed for several days.-Miss Fannie
DaV has gone to Barre
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tary, Miss Elsie Leach: treasurer, Mrs.
Il. ID. Baari executive committee, Mrs
STANLEY, Mrs. Nichols, Miss Leach, Mrs
Baker and Miss Sarah Andrews.
At the annual meeting OF the Essex
Industrial association the following or
fcers and directors were elected: CLERK,
Allen Maruns treasurer, George w. Alien;
directors H. y. Wright, r. II. Parker,
y. ;. Nichols, the Rev. J. y. Pouliot ana
@. w. Allen. The directors held a meet
ing and appointed II. u. Wright, prest-
dent A dividend OF Z 1-2 per cent. was de-
clarod the same as last year.
Harold F. Huntloy has been appointed
instructor In general chemistry and
qualitative and cumulative analysis IN
the laboratories of the Rhode Island Col
lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
at Kingston, r I.
william Il. johnson 4 Son, pfoprietors
OF Lake Champa'n creamery, paid 81 %
for stand; ri milk for the month OF
November and s1.2l for cream.
Guy Stevens Of Colorado Springs. Colo,
has come to pass the holidays with his
mother. Mrs r. j. stevens.
william o, Baker. son ~ Mr. and Mrs.
f. d. Ia or Of this village. and Miss
Kate Cronin of Glrvcrsy''lc. n. Y, were
married ~ 'sday night at tho home tn
Rev. n A Wood pastor " the Baptist
church, who performed th" ceremony
Th"y were attended g., Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cronin % rs village Mr..
Cronln being brother "' the bride.
The Watcrown, On. ~ Daily Times
o' recent date contain. the following
The action ~ Charles r. Howell " p"X-
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CORNWALL.

Christmas entertainment and tree
for the Congregational Sun4ay school
was held Tuesday evening at the hail.
Several of the schools had Christ mas cX-
erciscs and trees Monday vcnlng. Mis-;
Jessie Lane OF PttsburG, Pa, sanford
H. Lane Of New York and Marguerite II
Brooklyn are at home for Christina with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lane. -
~ 4. Frost and Elmer Snuuds of Com
sock, \. Y, are at home for this week
Miss Gladys Iiamblin. student at the
Clstleton normal, is at home for the holt
days, as are also Miss Kathleen Foote
and Edwin Sunderland Of Middlebury
ColleGc-Thc annual meeting Of tho Con-
grrgational Church roll call and dinner,
will be held Tuesday.-Tho Rev. Henry
Lamb to Rrdport preached Sunday ut the
Congress Church.--At the last meet
ing Of the Grange the following officers
were elected: Master, Arthur ID. Park
hill. ovCrsecr, II. f. Sanford; lecturer.
Mrs William Matthews chaplain, r. +.
u. Matthews; secretary, Mrs. II. G.
James treasurer, f. G. Morse; steward,
Ward Benedict, assistant steward, f. 6.
Manchester; ADJ ass slant steward, Mrs,
T.. g ManchcS - g7t'k"cp"r, Charles
FJotc; Ceres, Pomona md Flora. Mrs.
\. y, Parlhin Mrs. e. H. Matthews ana
Miss Cora Morse.
School In No. /, taught by Miss Della
Carpenter. had hristmas tree Nordty
evening with appropriate exercises. Miss
carpenter spent Christmas at her home
in South Burllngton-Fho baptist society
had its Christmas tree at The home Of
Judson Stevens Tuesday evening MI.
and Mrs ID. o. FOote of East Charlotte
passed Christmas with their daughter,
| Mrs A l.. Payne
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the holiday vacation with her mother,
Mrs Sally Smith.-Mrs. Michael sullivan
passed Sunday in Wcybrdge. Mrs. C.
W. Kidder accompanied her father,
Herbert Johnson, to Burlington Monday.
Mfr and Mrs o. i. Collins are away
for the holiday intermission.-The condi-
tlon of Miss Flcda Harper does not i'm
provc.-Mr and Mrs. s. c. Moore and
Miss Moore Of Tconderoga passed
Christmas at @. II. Halls.-Mr. and Mrs.
4. II. Moore Of Fort Ticonderoga and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Moore Of Burlington
passed Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Moore. december 81, New Years
eve. the ladies OF the Congregational
Church are to have a Dutch market. Tho
market stalls will be opened about 100
p. m and there will be an interesting
porgram.-Mlss Maud Farnham Is at
home for the holiday vacation.
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NOTICE.

! hereby give notice that |, as ad-
mlnistrator do bonis non of the estat"
o. Caira f. Nicholas late OF Mont
pelirr, ia the county of Washington,
Vermont, am the owner Of six snareS
% stock OF the Champlain Transpor-
totiOn company, corporation duly
established and organized under the
laws Of tho State Of Vermont and hav-
ina its priuci al office at Burlington
IL the county Of Ch.ttcndeS, Vermont,
fnlt the certificate of one share OF
said took was issued to Nabby Lang
don, the mother Of the said Cara r.
Nicholas, October s, 1851, and that
said share of stock was assigned to
the said Cara r Nicholas In her lie
time, certificate OF five shares Of said
stock was issued by said corporation
December IT, l84l, to the said Cara
X. Nicholas. then Cara r. Langdon,
and signed by william \. Griswold.
president. and Philo Doollttle. clerk.
res ectively, that said certificates of
stock are lost and that | ask the
said corporation to issue new certif-
Gates for said stock.
Dated at Montpelier. Vt, December
IL, 1901
FREDERICK +. CARLETON,
Adm de bonis non OF estate OF Cara
NinholaS abwbt
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WEST MILTON.

D. O. Bullock died Monday morning
after a long illness OF locomotor-ataxta.
Mr. Bullock was born in Milton 81 years
ago and with the exception Of few years
passed in the West had always been a
resident OF this town. ile served In the
Cvil War. In July, 1867 he married
Jennie Merrick and four children were
born to them. one, Vernon James dying
In infancy. The others daughter Mrs
Jesse McNall of Colchester, wv" sons
r. T. Bullock of Georgia ana e. NJ
Bullock OF Medford, Mass, with MS WHO
survive him. lie also leave two sisters
Mrs. Elsie Cook of 81. Adams ana MrS
Eleanor Osgood OF Milton. SIX grand
children and several nephews and nleces
In 1859 he united with the Methouls'
Church Of Milton of which he was ever
faithful member, The funeral VIII Ne
held this afternoon at one o'clock at the
church here.
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HUNTINGTON,

N. A. Bickford. who has been serious
ly Ill., is able to be out.-Mr. and Mrs
T. ii. Sweet nave been entertaining Mr.
and Mrs c. +. Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs
H. Il. faunce of Stowe.-A. J. Crandall
was In burlington Saturday. Mrs. u. w.
Fargo has returned to Richmond AFTER
VISIT hero sses Eleanor ana Laura
sweet are home for the Christmas Vaca-
uon'-Mrs, Mary Ring IS seriouS'y III
WIN pneumonia Miss Gokey mas closed
her school for one week which she VIII
pass a her parents in WinooSR'-Mrs'
A. H. Ross and son, j. j, ROSS Mrs,
dortoh and Miss Gladys Johnson an OF
burlington, are passing the ho''oays
here.
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CHUDB'S CROSSING.

Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Smith gave party
to about so friends Friday evening, De-
cemher D.-Misscs Bertha and Emma
Cross are visiting in burlington ,-Friends
to the number OF ~ or more gathered at
the hosptable home o: Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Bridges, December 10 to help cele-
hratc the 2lst birthday anniversary W
their son, Wlmcr.--Mr and Mrs w, s.
Bunker cordially invite all Interested N
the Rural club to meet at their nome
for It reunion and social saturday even
iug
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children, they were presented with
medals, which were especially blessed
by the Pope at Rome and brought to
the children Of st. Mary's by tho
Rev. D. j. OSulivan, who returned
home from trip abroad Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nellie Aber who has been en-
ployed in the office Of the Franklin
County Telephone Co., has been appointed
assistant city clerk
Mrs. Charles Kenyon, who has been
Ill Of malarial fever for several weeks.
is able to be out.
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UNDERHILL.

At tho meeting Of the l.. II Bostw K
W r. G.. no u December Is In Grand
Army hall the following officers were
elected President. Ella A. Tiueson; sem
Tor vice, Mary c. Hale; Junior vice Hat
tie Corse treasurer Edith Colegrove;
chaplain. Helen S. Humphrey; conductor,
Medora Schweig; guard. Kate Whitaker;
delegate to state convention, Mary ..
Hale; alternate, Ursula Serb er. a Joint
installation OF post and corps will DE
held January /.
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SHOREHAM

Miss Flceda Harper is III with rheu-
matism.--It Is expected that minis ter
will be here the first sunday in
January and possibly remain a week
Napoleon Pruna, who had been very
great suh rer for several years died
Thursday afternoon The ladies of the
Congregational Church are planning a
social and supper for New Years eve.
Miss Esma White was called last week
to Crown Point by the Illness of a sister
in-law, who died.-John Rice OF Spring
field, Mass. passed Sunday at j. c.
Moores.-Miss Gallup has returned to
Mcadvllle, Pa,-Miss Ina Smith Is passing
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SHELBURNE.

Charles Barstow OF New York city +
visiting his father. ex-Gov J. L. Barstow
MIR and Mrs. Mark Thompson and VI s.
Thompson passed Chr. las with
Thomas Thompson in Wallingforl.-The
Christmas trec and exercises by the chill
drcn at the Methodist Church Tuesday
evening We're well attended and enjoyed
by all The children We're we'll drilled
and did their parts ex'ellently Miss Eli
aheth Weeks is at home for the holidays
with her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. w
I. Weeks Emhra White Of Virginia /:
nassing a feM dnNs I'M town.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.


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MILTON.

j. Il. Clark went to Andovcr, Mass,
Monday to pass Christmas with his sis
ter, Mrs. William Odlin.-Hiram Skeels,
Grace Phillips and Lena Holmes are at
home from the Il. +. A. for the holiday
vacation The Odd Fellows fair was a
success in every way and quite large
sum will be realized to help on their
debt.-Mi Bertha Hcwey, George
Minckler, John Phelps and r. J. Robinson
are recovering from the grip.
The marriage Of II. II. Fuller and
Charlotte +. Hall was solemnizcd here
Monday, the Rev. e. Il. Iierrick per-
forming the ceremony
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FERRISBURGH.

The next meeting of the Dung People $
Social club will he held with Miss Lucy
Dean Friday instead of Thursday as re-
ported last week.-Mr and Mrs Earl
Collins are the parents of a son, Born De-
cember lS.--Miss Bertha Collins of Hud-
son, n Y, and Miss Katherine Collins -
Bethlehem, y. Fl, are at their home
during the holidays Miss Leila Torr.ll Of
Addison Is visiting Mrs. Charles Merrill
Miss Carr Scott of Felchville is n
home for the holidays.
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WHITING.

There will be New Years eve social
Tuesday at the church hall. A literary
program Will be rendered, including a
farce entitled "A Picked Up Dinner" Re
frcshmcnts will be served All are cordial.
~ invltcd.--A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wooster December Ii
Warren Baldwin has gone to- the hospital
for pDora tiop for nproppdiCitis
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT,
SOUTH STARKSBORO.
,Continued from First Paxe)

Miss May Atkins and Walter j
purinton were married December II 10y
the 2cv. True Iill Of Lincoln. lillian
Phillips has scarlet fcVcr,-Mrs. Frank
OrVis Is ill-Prayer meeting Thursday
evening will be held at Byron Hurl.
burt Ambrose Tart is not as well. -.
Mrs. Munson of Morrisvilie visited II.
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ONE CEN T
A w O r ID

Advertising in this column one cent
n word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required No advertisement taken
wnich is less than twelve words. two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Farmers e Mechanics Savings In
stitution & Trust CO.. will be held AZ the
Banking House of the Merchants Ma
tonal bank of Burlington, Vt, on We'd
nesday. January 20. 1905 at 10 o'clock
a. m, for the election OF trustees for the
ensuing year.
L. f.. WOODHOUSE. Treasurer
Burlington, VI, Dee. "a, 1901
of Ny1t
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FOR SALE--A good farm of S2s acres
situated on the main road from East
RoXbury to West Brookfeld. Will keep
thirty cows, forty sheep. four horses.
Buildings are in frst-class shape, run
ming water AZ house and ho"a. For
particulars, write 70, or come and see.
Frederick Ruiz, Randolph, Vt. r. +. d.
No. 3 l4,w3m,
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MONKTON RIDGE.

There was n Christmas tree at the
ricnds Church Tuesday evening. The
Rev. William Palmer of North Ferris
burgh will preach at the Friends Church
Sunday in the absence OF the pastor, the
Rev James Rcufrcw.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

4. A. Roardnan and X. C. Boardman
wcr" I'm Brandon Friday.--Mrs. W W.
Turner, who has been quite III Is rccov-
ering slowly. Mr.. and Mrs, George Du-
bray of Rutland recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Champlin.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver-
tise in the Free Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement.
23,wtf
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FOR SALE-A 80 acre farm with good
buildings, and running water, and a
dandy sugar bush equipped also
plenty Of wood and lots of fruit on
good road. nice neighbors and near
schools. keeps cows and team for the
year around, owner supports family
and banks 500 yearly. Price Sl,S2a. only
drawback meadow Is half mile from
house. Location miles from Essex
junction. l also have 30 houses and lots
to sell in Essex Junction. +, Hunt,
Real Estate Essex Junction, VI
sos, d&wlt.
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED lGOUSEKEEPER
wants position in small family. can
take fUli charge. or ds mothers helper
{, caro- FOR children and make herself
generally useful Mrs. j. W. Schneider
Jr. Guysvlle. VI. &c wit.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY,
ESSEX JUNCTION

At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Baptist church
Thursday. the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs d. A. Shanfsy;
vice president, Mrs, o. 5. Nichols; secre-
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POINTERS.

'VNlRS or FARMS who wish to hire
ncip or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 6.oo0 covics of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible bucycrs. 25,wu
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SALISBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Nelson were in
Brandon last wock.--Miss Annah Sheldon
Is passing Christmas in Rutland.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A Gray two horsepower
threshing machine and draE-sawing rig
with two saws and bolts. Only $4,000 II
taken before January 1. Alice l.. Hamel,
II. T.. y. so :, Morrisvil Vt
306, Gt&wlt
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taking them on the road with him on
a theatrical tour. He claims, how
ever, that the picture concern will not
deliver the films to him. He is even
threa tening court proceedings, but has
not yet decided upon the course he
will pursue.
Joe Cans is dated to meet Promoter
Coffroth and Joe Thomas at the Willis
at o'clock this afternoon to discuss
further details regarding a meeting be-
tween the pair. At present the only
apparent difficulty is concerning the
weight, and an effort will be made to
adjust this satisfactoriIy-Exa
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Oahu Railway
TIME TABLE.
OUTWARD.

OUTWARD.
For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9:15 a. m, 1920 p. m.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
gtations-+7:3O a. m, 1915 a. M, *11:O5
a. m, *2:15 p. M, 1920 p. m, 1918 p.
m, 1880 p. m, I'll p. m.
For Wahiawa-*9:15 a. m. and 1915
p. m.
INWARD.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-*S:36 a. m, 5:37
p. m.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mill and
Pearl City-f7:46 a. m, 1886 a. m.
1898 a. m, *1:40 p. M, 1881 p. m.
"5:31 p. M, 1870 p m.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa-
1886 a. m. and "5:31 p. m.
"Daily. TEX. Sunday. +Sunday Only.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
train (only first-class tickets honored),
leaves Honolulu every Sunday at 1922
a. M; returning, arrives in Honolulu
at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops only
at Pearl City and Waianae.
G. P. DENISON, F. c. SMITH,
Superintendent. G. P. & r. A.
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vs..
BACHELORS

The Benedets and the Bachelors
among the cricket players will cross
bats this afternoon at the Makiki
grounds, wickets to be drawn promptly
at half-past two. The following play
Maclean, Fiddes, D. L. Wilmington, f.
b. Wilmington, Cape, Greig, Jordan.
Gill, Tucker, Edmunds, Podmore,
White, Grant. Gait, Brown and several
members of the Diamond Head Athletic
Club who have recently been admitted
to the cricket club. The teams will be
selected on the grounds.
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SQUIRES MAY
TRY AGAIN

From the present outlook it is quite
likely that Tommy Burns and Bill
Squires will meet again in the ring
within a month. The National Sport
ing Club of Philadelphia is slated to
schedule the go, which will be for six
rounds. The feature will be a bet of
$4,000 against $500 that Burns cannot
stop the Australian within the limit of
the contest. Burns has accepted this
wager from Squires' hackers and there
is every indication that the bout will
be held.
Burns is just now complaining over
some difficulty he has had with the
moving picture concern which handled
that end of the recent affair with Bosh-
ter Bill. Both Coffroth and Suuires
nave assigned their interest in the pic
lures to Burns, and he is DESTROYS of
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A WARNING TO MOTHERS.

Too much care can not be used with
small children during the hot weather
OF the summer months to guard against
bowel troubles. Give Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and then a dose of castor oil, and the
disease may be checked in its incipi-
ency and all danger avoided. Sold by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
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HAWAII SHINPO SHA.

THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT
ing office. The publisher of Hawaii
Shinpo, the only daily japanese paper
published in the Territory of Hawaii.
c. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor.
Editorial and Printing Ofice-1O34
Smith ST., above King. Phone Main 40
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apolis were visiting their aunt, Mrs.
R. E. Lynch, last week.
Mrs. La Plant from Anoka was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. K. Tiff were out
from Elk River on Monday.
Mrs. Henton visited with Miss Inez
Nicholson in Mora last week. .~.
Miss Maggie Kilmartin was home
from Big Lake over Sunday. Al
Miss Gladys Zimmerman came up
Saturday to visit her grandmother.
Mrs. Cora Tiff and children visited
in Elk River Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Parker is quite sick this
week. DR.. Cooney is attending her.
John Bither has taken contract
for putting in the lighting plant at the
hotel.
Mrs. A. A. Tiff entertained her
sister, Mrs. Neumann, from New Ulm
last week.
Fay Bowles has returned from
the west. He expects to be at home
some time.
Owing to the uncertain weather or
Sunday, Rev. Galbraith had a very
small congregation in the evening and