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meeting of which was held last week
In Boston.
session Of bankruptcy court was
held Tuesday before Referee W. y.
Theriault a hearing for the discharge
or Barton H. Cheney OF Berlin, a bank
rupt, was held but as Martin J. NJ
Gowan OF Barr, objected TO the discharge
Of Cheney tho case was held open to
allow Mr. McGowan to reduce his OH
ieotions to writing. Harry A. Holmes, =
Barre granite polsher, flcd petition in
bankruptcy. He has liabilities Of 500 a
and assets Of 800 all Of which are claimed
as exempt.
Since the blanks for the use ~ state
officers have begun to arrive at the state
House G. II. Fcrrin, sergeant alarms. Is
hard pressed to find a place to store
them, and to get them handled, as the
law that created Mr.. Torrin as store
keeper provided nothing FOR extra help.
Tho ak tons Of blanks for tho use Of pro-
bate Judges that arrived recently fills one
Of the large committee rooms, and this
blanks for county clerks and other state
officers soon due. will create a Congested
condition of things that VIII be hard to
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Bailey F. Adams. aged "A years,
died Saturday of bronchitis at Tn"
home of her son. Jeremiah Adams.
The funeral was held at the house
Monday afternoon.--Miss Marion r.
Forsythe, teacher in tho Normal
school. has been obliged by III health
to give up her work and has gone to
her home in New York. Her place is
being taken by Mrs. Morrill--Miss
Martha Gilbert has gone to Chicago
for a rest~-Miss Wheeler, daughter of
carrie Parish Wheeler OF Waupaca,
Wis, /. here to assist In the care of
her uncle, Luke Parish. who continues
seriously ill.-Gcorge r. Pemher fell
from lumber wagon last week, dislo-
Gated his shoulder and broke his arm
between the shoulder and elhow.-The
women students of the normal school
had q marty at the Gilbert house Satur-
dav that was much enjoyed Tho
Young men were not invited
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PROCTOR.

Miss Bertha Baldwin of Fort Ed
ward \. y, is visiting in town.--Mr
and Mrs. c. $. Hatch are the parents
of daughter, born saturday
Ranta has returned to Seattle, Wash ,
after visiting his daughter for two
months.--A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. 7. McGillireay November C.
Miss Hannah Burgess OF Worcester
Mass. is the guest of relativcs.-Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Northrup are the par
ents OF a dauEhter.--Lester f. Ashley
returned to his home IN South Royal
tom Tucsday--John Dora, a Hungarian,
met with an accident by piece of
marble falling on his foot and break
ing the bones. lie was taken to the
hospital bradley Raymond has gone
to Lowell. Mass, to work In n ma
chine shop. Z. Emo is at Shclburne
farms setting some marble work for
DR.. W Seward Webb MIR and Mrs.
Peter Monohan have returned to Ports
mouth ~. Y.
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willie. have returned home.-Francis
Young is visiting in Milton and Georgia
Ernest Davidson returned Tuesday from
Inverness. =. O., where he was called by
the death Of his sistcr.-The adjourned
meeting OF the board OF trade was held
MONDAY evening. A motion to change
che time for meetings from the first
Monday to the FIRST Tuesday evening OF
the month will be voted on at the next
neeting.-Ezra Ross went to Greensboro
yuesday to remain a week assisting ms
brpther.-SIlas Page of Geneva, Iowa J.
A. Page of Belle Rapids. S. D., and Mrs
Abby r Cochran Of Essex, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Chester L. Carroii--
Mrs MAY Fisk Scrlbner Of Hyde Park
passed Tuesday with her parehtS' WI
md Mrs. II. c. Fisk.
rb. people's Academy juniors VIII
rive musicale and social at Academy
aan Friday evening,--Mrs. Nora hoi'''eS
yont to Glover Tuesday, called there
nv the death OF her sister MIS- l'oa
xiles-Miss Jessie Rogers of Eden is
NTH her grandparents Mr.. ana mrs w
6. passett. Next week she will leave
for Portland, Ore, to join her orother.-
troedav evening I.amoille Lodge, No.
81. ~ e O. T. will celebrate the 2o'h
.,,rivarsarv of the organization Of the
-~dcr. Mount Mansfield Lodge, NO. 900
o., Waterbury has been invited, the even
,.g to conclude with banquet ana
aancing Mr., and Mrs, f. ID. Brown
md mother. Mrs. Nettie Brown went
TO Burling ton Wednesday to visit fela-
tivcs.-Miss Halle Moran returned &c
her home In East Fairfield Wednesday. -
II
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CHELSEA.

Mr. and Mrs Charles T.. Godfrey.
the Rev. and Mrs George f., Lake and
Mrs W. =. Townsend and Mrs, Charles
W. Bxby were visitors in Barre Mon
day.-Mrs Charles Densmore and
Miss Gertrude NJ. Bacon were In StTaf-
ford Sunday guests of the Rev and Mrs
A. j. Eastman,-Mrs. NJ. II. Corwn re-
turned Monday from a several weeks
visit IN Nashua. n. H-Charles San
born, who has lived for two years on the
Prescott place just below the Turn
bridge line has gone to STAFFORD ana
the owner Mr.. Prescott has returned
witt. his family from Fitchburg Mass,
where he has been a freight conductor
on the Boston and Maine ,rairoad.-The
Rev. Herbert j, Wyckoff, former pastor
of the Congregational Church OF South
Glastonbury. Conn, has accepted this
position of associate pastor of the
United Church in New Haven. Conn
Charles II. Bigelow, Horace Kibhee and
c. II. Kibbee of Brookheld were in
town Monday.-A, j. Woodwort& a
farmer. aged 81, living on East Hill
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suffered a serious shock Saturday, re-
sulting in the paralysis or MS
left side.-The Tyrian club gave
banquet to the members and
guests Thursday evening at orange
County Hotel which was attended by
about forty.--C. e. Oberly, VINO moved
here from New York city last spring
with his family, has rented his farm
to John Drudge and gone to Phliadei-
phia to live-Mr. and Mrs. Merton
Sargent OF Manchester, N. II, are
passing the winter with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip l.. Sargent.-At
its annual meeting, the following oni-
GERS of the Tyrian club were chosen:
President It. A. Corwin; vice-presi-
dent. II. N Mattison secretary, w. G.
Holmes: treasurer. stanley C. Wilson;
executive committee. o. D, Tracy VIII
liam Robbins. w. w. Underhlll.--The
wife and two daughters of r H. Lyon
arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. A b. Smith,
a sister OF Mrs Lyon, having returned
from Seattle wash. where they went
to reside last summer. inc climate
did not agree with them. Mr.. Lyon Ia
to engage in the drug business NJ
white River Junction. -pahsh
were recently born to Mr. ana Mrs
Harry H. Lyford and to Mr.. ana Mrs
Mcnard residing on West nm \
son was born to Mr. and MIS- Johh
sleeper in Vershiro last week MIS-
Sleeper Is remembered as MISS Nclno
webster, formerly Of this town.-John
NJ Atwood OF Boston was in town over
Sunday with his parents. MIS- d. 49,
| Atwood.-Thc intermediate and prl-
mary schools will close their f"'l term
Friday Saturday cvenins public
exhibition will be given by tho pupils
in the town hall-NIss esther Young
has taken rooms In nc nome or Ms
| f3roc Locke at the upper cnd or Main
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


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H. w. ALLEN g. co.

y Y, passed Sunday with friends hero.
Guy II. Bump of this place and Miss
Edith NJ. King Of Chatham. y. y, were
married at tho brides home tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bump will live in the
house recently built by NJ. Bump. Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. G. Whtcomb. l.. G.
Bump and Miss Jessie Bump attended
IN" wcddinF.-Mrs. John Bcrnor and
Mrs. George Forsuites ore visiting their
sister, Mrs. 9. G. Bump N Winchester.
Mass. Mrs. Julia Johnson is visitins
her daughter at Hague. \. Y
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Miss Beatrice Moyle, who has been ca
ing for Mrs Satira L. Sabin, has ?
turned to Barre.-J, {. Brown passed SUI
dav with Mr. and Mrs. Warren tioodell
Miss Emma nm closed her school in Il
Ball district Friday with an ambition
the evening, Miss Maud Ihurston
threatened with pneumonia. Her moth
from East Calais is caring for her
Miss Grace McKinstry closed a success
ful term Of school in the Harvey distri
Friday and has returned home, M
Taylor Of East Calais has rented 4
button farm of Frank Batchelder for L
coming wear.
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HYDE PARK

John Scoheld was badly injured on tho
head by a fall on the school house
grounds Thursday. Eleven stitches were
taken In the wound.-R. w. Hulburd is
in ST. Adams this week on legal bust
ness.-Colonel Mcfarland Is in Water
willie and Joseph Young in Stowe for a
Few days,-Mrs. John Fitzgerald OF Fair
field IS visiting at James Roddy g.
Gardner Lucas has gone to Lisbon, y.
reau. The earliest previous record was
Charles Goddard is confined to the
IT,, for a short visit.--Judge White visit
cd his son at Montpelier the past week
house by illness.
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Jones has gone to her home in Nadck'
Mass, after visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. Il. Hollis
Antonio Petrolio, a member OF the
sewer gang, who was found i'll at the
Italian shack by DR.. +. G. Angel ana
taken to the sanitarum last week died
there Sunday afternoon with pneumonia.
Mass was said at the Catholic Church
Tuesday morning after which interment
was made In the Catholic cemetery. Pc
trollo was about 30 years Of age. He Is
survived by father, mother and sister
In Italy. It was a custom OF his to send
part of his earnings to his parents and
aside from this he had an account with
the White River National bank.-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Jennie Nj. stevens widow
of Charles Stevens Of West Derry ~
H., was held at the home OF her son, G.
G. Stevens. of this place at 200 p. M
Sunday. Interment was In South view
cemetery. the Rev. Frazer Met1ger Off
ciating. Those from away were the
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Madison of Buffalo, n. Y" two
CONS. Bert, of Manchester and Frank of
Derry, n. H., and Miss Nellie Ellen
wood of Hanover. n. H. Mrs stevens
| though Of Massachusetts birth. had
passed tho most Of her life in New
| Hampshire and Vermont. For three
| months she had been in Randolph. the
| last seven weeks Of which she was Ill
until her death Friday morning at the
! age OF e. vcars.--A very quiet wedding
| took place at tho home Of Mr.. and mrs
w S Iiodrkns Sunday noon. whom their
| oldest daughter Florence J., was mar
ricd to Louis. son OF Mr. and Mrs Louis
| Curtis Of Rochester. The ceremony was
! performed by the Rev. 4. l.. Cooper ana
was Witnessed by only tho immediate
relatives. Among those present being the
groom's parents, MI and Mrs. Louis
Curtis. brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Curtis and brother, Robert all
Of Rochester. After a short wedding trip,
| they will live in Rorhestcr.-Mrs. charles
Levitt was summoned from Boston sun
day by the serious Illness OF her aunt
| Mrs. Abbie B.nAham.-G. c. Mooney IS
relieving the station agent at Richmond
of months duties. +. @. FAIRBANKS
will take his place at the station here
| Mr. Levin of burlington is soon to open
a furnishing store in the rooms vacated
by I. y. Ltchneld.-Thc Rev. W. 7.
| Sparhawk has been engaged to supply in
the Congregational pulpit of Royalton
until January.
Miss Minnie Rand left Tuesday for
| South Rovalton and went yesterday tC
WASHINGTON. u. c.. and jamestown. Va.
Mrs. Edna Stockwcl came from Roches-
for Monday to get her sister Mrs ". "
| Abbott who has recently undergone an
onorat,on at the sanatarum.-Mrs John
Howell of Barre is visiting Mr. ard Mrs
n c. Greene. A double wedding took
Mace TUESDAY at the home Of Ira EDDY
T|J-.ir Flint
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Hannah W. Orihsbee accomp-
lishcd a feat Wednesday Of last week
that would tax the strength of many
n woman 30 years her junior. Mrs
Ormshec is 90 years old and has come
tn Montpelier to pass the remaining
years Of her life with Mrs. Horace l..
Watson her granddaughter. She
drove Wednesday afternoon from
Woodbury. to Montpelier. "a miles
without showing the slightest fatigue
after which she ate a hearty supper
AMI slept like babe through the
night. Mrs. Ormsbee is great read
or OF the newspapers and IS thorough
lv posted on current events She de-
clares sh" is not yet old enough to
wear glasses although she occasionally
uses them for fine print She Is one
Of the oldest persons in Washington
county, and surely one of tho brightest
Of her age.
East Montpelier Grange gave Mr. and
Mrs clark Sibey reception in the vii
laEe hail Wednesday Nov. in honor
OF their recent marriage Three genera
tons Of tho Willard family were repre-
scented in the receiving party. Tho oldest
OF these NJ n willard who IS 50 years
old proved 70 tho company later in the
evening that he had not forgotten his
Younger days by leading The Portland
fancy at the dance which followed the
reception
The dairy herd Of James Pembroke was
tested Thursday morning by Or. f. c.
barrett and every ono OF the so COWS
was found free from tuberculosis DR.,
Barrett has since the first of April,
tested nearly 1900 cattle and has ordered
81 killed. 20 Of which were from two
farms. OF the cows that furnish milk sold
| In this city 800 have been tested and %
| have been ordered killed
| Mr.. and Mrs Collins Worcester Of this
| city whose names arc familiar on the
| police court records Of Montpelier and
| Barre. were in Barre city court Saturday
morning charged with Subsequent" Of
! fences Of intoxication. The total Of their
, fines and costs amounted to S34. 30 which
| they hoped to raioc within the required
| "a hours. They were arrested IN Barre
Friday evening while lying in the street
! lnsenslhlc from tho use Of intoxicating
! liquor. and were carted to the lock-up
! in job team.
Dr., G. H. Burr OF this city made the
| highest score In the five matches that
have been pulled of between the gun
clubs from this city and Mortified, thus
winning tho county championship These
clubs have ono more match to shoot on
a date which win bo decided later The
! Montpolier cIub has already vo, thrca
ont NJ four matches with tho Northfe,a
team.
zcd 9 Stanton, srccia1 ,,as,or gave q
final hearing in his onjco f., This citv
Saturday for,noon in IN. cb,rcerv case
Of Tohr D,,1,nqbau administrators ve
! q J., Mood, at al ~ w,+orh,rv Tbis
sniff Is brouqht 70 CONNIE, rho defenda n+s
- cot o.td. , ao.d Of a boueo ava io+
In Vatorhur, ,rado nv Two ,oto Nrs
Iobp Erann Of th,t ,iIl,za i,st botoro
no,. doatn ON tho erourd ,bot Nc L,r,,,,
voc ,o, Of snuua ora d,s,os,,r r,i,d
ard memory At tho tim. she oxccntad
49,, sao1 " N G,r5or arnoaraa for Nr
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STOWE.

Mrs c. r. NJ. Taber left her summer
home, the -Four Winds" farm, Monday
FOR New York city, where she will pass
the winter with her son, Charles Taber-
Mrs. f. ]. Holden was called to Peru
last week by the death of her sister
Mrs. Minnie Slsyton has sold her farm
m the Morrsville road to Barney Brickey
OF Chauteaugay, n. Y. who will take
possession in about three weeks Mrs,
Slayton has not decided where she Will
locate.-'At the regular meeting of Mans
Geld Mountain Grange Saturday afternoon
the first and second degrees were Conferred
upon Mr.. and Mrs, f. f. Cooley. The
basket ball game between Stowe and
Waterbury high school teams at Water
bury Friday night resulted in score
Of 10 to In favor of Stowe.-A recent
birth is son to Mr. and Mrs. Archie
yropsn--ITha h..~-a a. DAaiAll eamnany
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VAUDEVILLE.

Homer Holmes and Arthur Howe have
moved to Belvidere Center.-Jay Lara
ray visited relatives in Hardwick sew
Yral days last week.-Mrs.. Chauncy
Tillotson is passing the week with
friends in Burlington.-Mrs Dan Nor
Yan visited her sister. Mrs. II. NJ. SAT-
ford. a Winoosk last week.R. s,
Pierce has moved into one of j. ".
Stcvens's tenements. recently vacated
BY c. L. Westcot Jr.--Benj amin Wether-
ELL received very bad cut on his knee
while chopping in the woods recently.
DIR. Edgar Scott has rented his farm
to Plummer Fletcher, who has moved
there. Mr.. Scott has moved to Johnson
where he can devote his whole time to
his profession.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mr. and Mrs j. r. Wiscom OF Ed
munds. n D., are in town. They intend
TO pass the winter in Vermont, their
native State-The funeral OF John Wait
man, who died saturday, was held at
lis late home Tuesday afternoon, inter
ment being at bakersfield. The Rev
Mr. Fuller OF Johnson officiating
w Leach of bakersfield has moved into
the tenement with J. J. Tibbttss fam
ily.-Frank Chaffee, who Is seriously i'll
as the result of an injury sustained while
working in the woods, is reported rs
being slightly better.
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WATERBURY.

The Hvpatia club will meet Frid'
afternoon with Mrs, r. T. houston
f. Montgomery of this place and Mi
Elizabeth NJ. Kiley OF Milton were ma
ried at the Congregational parsona
Monday by the Rev. F. b, kcllogs-M'
Harriet Morse, who has been sever
DAYS in town, has gone to Montpeli'
She will pass the winter IN charlotte
Erwin Cooley has moved into II.
Wattss house on Tarrar addition,-Ne
oil Demerritt has commenced work
CONTINUED ON 5th Pasel
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WEST HAVEN.

Ny and Mrs Frank H. JakWay have
returned from lengthy visit in M!chi-
gan and lliuois.-The oldest citizen Of
the town. James Roberts, was buried
Sunday, November 3,-Mrs. Y. \. Forbes
and daughter, Marion, are on an extend
ed western trip.
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Minnie Nelson OF Boston, Mass
and Miss Phucoe Sargent of Rutland
passed several days at q. II. Churchills
recently,--Mrs, Martin EsteY and daugh-
ter are passing week with relatives In
'"dlnA--Halley Hin of Glensr Falls,
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EAST WARREN.

Ernest Wizzcl has moved .nto a part
Of F. y. Danicls's tenement house and
will work for him.--Mre. Perkins is very
III with Brights discase.---Mrs. Elijat
Capron is in poor health, Her mind $
impaired
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Troy has been reenEagc1 70 teach in tho
Stcbhirs district-Tha schools in the
LaC'air and Richards districts taught
by Eric Tarman and Miss Mac Coburu
clnso this Weck.
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CONTINUED ON 9Th '"se'>
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16
Fred Carroll was at HancocI

Fred Carroll was at Hancock
Friday.
Theobald Bros. are cutting and
shipping ice to Hancock.
Gust Teng has been numbered
among the sick for a number of days
There is considerable travel across
the bay on the ice now between
Baraga and L'Anse.
James J. Byers and W. ]. Nc
Kama, of Houghton, spent part
OF the week in Baraga.
The masquerade ball given in
Grandville Hall, Monday evening,
by the members Of William Hugo's
orchestra. was largely attended,
and is classed as one of the most
enjoyable events Of the season.
Joseph Peters has been confined
10. his home by illness for a num-
Der Of days.
The members of the Ladies Aid
Society of the N. E. church will
hold an apron sale and serve coffee
and cake 10 the church parlors on
Friday next, Feb. I'D, from 2 p. m
until 9 p. m. Luncheon Is cents.
A cordial invitation is extended tc
all.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Cody Perry, of Hibbing, Mimi,
is visiting friends in Baraga for a
few days.
DIR. Kimmel, of Hancock, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Baraga.
Miss Clara Real visited friends in
Houghton Tuesday.
Miss Newmark, clerk in the post
Office. is able to be out again,
after severe attack Of Ia grippe.
Eglertine. the 5-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Fine Goodreau,
died Monday evening, after an Ill
ness of pneumonia lasting a num-
Der OF days. The funeral was held
from st. AIMS church Wednesday
morning at o'clock, the service
being conduced by Rev. FIR. Hem.
The burial was ia the Catholic
cemetery in, L'Anse.
Mrs. Richard Dorau. who has
been visiting relatives in Baraga
for the past three weeks, left
Thursday for her home in Virginia
City, MINI, She was accompanied
BY Mrs. Michael Ennis, who will
visit friends there for several
weeks.
Miss Tracy Menge and Mrs. Leo
McKindles, Of L'Anse, visited
friends 10 Baraga Thursday.
Miss Julia Goodreau, and Louis
Busiere wore united in marriage In
st. Ana's church Monday morning,
the ceremony. being performed BY
Rev Pr. Henu. After the core
mony . wedding breakfast was
served at the homo OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fine Good
reau. The young couple have the
best wishes Of their friends for Q
happy and prosperous future.
The soft weather the past two OF
three days has somewhat DAMAGE
the logging roads. and should thu
thaw continue II will prove quite {
drawback to lumbermen ia hauling
70 The landings.
At the n. z. church Suuda,
evening last service for tht
fortieth anniversary oil the Freed
mems Aid asd Southern Education
Society was held. There.were reed
ings md special music and the SCR
viseyAs greatly enjoyed ~ q
pssse}t.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

tanned the mortar discharge patent
issued to Henry G. Krsuse and
Charles a. Kruse, and now own. d
by the ParnsIl- Krause machinery
company. The suit was brought to
restrain the use of infringing dis
charges BY the Quincy Mining CON-
pany at its stamp mill. The cut
come OF the litigation is Of particular
interest to the friends OF the in vert
ors. who are well known In Baraga
county.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

Are you going to be one OF the
lucky ones who will take advantage
OF our smoke I aud fire sale? II so
better be on hand early, or you'll be
disappointed. CoHL BRos, Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16
Re sure and Attend.

What, haven't you hesrds Well upon my word
Let me tell you once tale,
The Ladies' Aid, % they ssy. at no distant day
Have planned for an apron sale;
And ell that they need, that they may succeed
In this business enterprise,
Arc people both large and small,
And OF every style and taste;
And 90 will you come, my generous friend
An apron buy largo or small,
Fancy with lsee, and plain there's place,
In fact there's choice for all.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anger, OF
Kswseaav Bay, were here oSundsy
Last.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16


Charles .Cardinel is visiting 10
Marquette this week.
John Terh0rst has commenced
hauling ice from Baraga.
Fishing business is rather light at
present.
Angus Mcdonald, Of Baraga, was
here this week.
The ice is about twelve inches
thick at this place.
Joseph Papin, OF Huron Bay, was
q visitor here this week.
David Cadotte bought horse and
cutter few days ago, and now says
that horse is better than q dog
team.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

Parnall-Krause Co. Wins.
The United States circuit court
OF appeals, by an opinion handed
down at Cincinnati on Monday, sus-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-02-16

ASteno Ouf EHe sno S~
Il is really . shame to sell our
merchandise at the prices ware 60
ing TO. Good clean goods at almost
burned to death prices.
Coil BRos., Baraga.