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None better. White Ash Coal 80 cents
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You'll Find c. & S. Velvet Kind
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Detroit Leads List.

By the 1875 census Detroit and CIeve-
land ranked first and second. respective
Is. as centers for the Manufacture Of
automobiles. Buffalo stood Third, and
New York fourth.
In 1900 regular manufacturers turned
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Linen Suitings at 25Gx ID

This QHahty cannot be equaEez anywhere in the city
al this frlce.
II IS 81 izcheS aide and an excellent zCcEeHt Jo,
dresses SAAIS.
Linens 70 be T0EOT1teS IHiS summer and you
Sho4 buy e9oNgh of this a5J1e tomorrow for cuSt
t'co dresses First HOOy-ziVez section.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. julius w. Green, Jr., OF
Middlebury are passing several days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Green, Sr.-NIoroton Thomas has gone to
attend Montpelier Seminary.-Mrs. Pearl
Shaver and son have returned to Dalton,
n. H.-The sugar house of A. j. Brown
and It's contents, including large
quantity of syrup was destroyed by fire
last week.-Mss Sadie Ellsworth of Cam
bridge passed several days with Mrs. +.
l.. Start last week.-IIoward Buker of
Burlington is at home for few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Il,
Bulier.
The four departments of the village
school commenced April Is, with the fol-
lowing teachers; Professor william Keith
of Worcester Mass, high school, 81
pupils: grammar school Miss Harriet
A. Johnson, Enosburgh Falls, q pupils;
second primary. Mrs Fannie Spauldng
of this place, "a pupils; first primary, Miss
Mable Wright Of Stowe. "A pupils; total
100 pupils, Principal Douglas of stowe;
the former principal, was present and as
sisted In organizing the acknowledgements
Wells OF Watervile. well known in this
place, visited here Monday. He was en-
route for Stockton. Cal, where he has
employmeh.-F, L. Start is improving his
store with new paint inside and outside.
J. W. Raymore of Cambridge is doing the
work.
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY APRIL 49, 1901

Park Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
road commissioners of Lamollle county.
Mr.. Barrows has not missed one of those
meetings in IA years.-The Rev and Mrs.
u. A. Smith and the Rev. o. NJ Boutwell,
went to st. Johnsbury Tuesday to attend
the Methodist conference. Mrs. Wallace
Jones went to Hardwick Tuesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Harry Titus.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Tillotson went to Wolcott
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of his
brother, Ormal Tillotson.--Miss Fannie
Towle of johnson passed the day Tues
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Towle.-Mr. and Mrs. G. L..
Donaldson of Bangor, N. y. arrived here
Tuesday and will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Varney in Elmore. Mrs. Fred N.
Waterbury of Wolcott Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Wood
Miss Lynne Trick of Burlington Is tho
guest for a few days Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Adams. fancy Shekasky returned
Tuesday evening with n number OF
Polanders, who will be employed in the
tannery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
RANDOLPH.

Miss Lucinda Howard is very i'll
with appendicitis and it is expected
that an operation win be necessary
There was an auction Of Martin Rum
rill's household goods in Depot square
Monday morning.-Frank Hutchinson,
while playing in the barn of his uncle,
+ c. Terry. fell and sprained his ankle
Saturday.-FranlI Mann, who formerly
lived here but is now in Springfield,
met his wife, who has been in Michi-
gan this winter for treatment, at Will
liam Mann's Saturday. They returned
Monday to SprinG1cld.-M Lyman
Gibbs and little granddaughter or
White River Junction, passed Sunday
with Mrs. Gibbs's sister. Mrs. F. c.
Terry. T.. Eldridge has decided TO
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Tyler their homo
place on School street
DR.. H. q. Hcellman left Sunday for
weeks visit in Boston,-A pleasant
social was held Friday night in the
Bethany Church vestrY. About 81 was
raised for the r. II. s base ball team,
Miss Julia Blair of Montpelier is the
guest OF Miss Alice Herrick.-George
LaDuc of Buffalo came Friday for a
short stay with his family.-Mrs. r. z.
urtay.-Miss Annie Wood entertained
girl friends Saturday afternoon in hon
or of Miss Marion Nickerson, who goes
to Vancouver island soon.-Mrs. Ase-
meth Gross has returned from Spring
field. where she has been several weeks
for eye treatment,-Mrs. o. II. silver
and two children OF Barre, who has
been visiting her brother, f. f.. wy
man, who has been very i'll with pneu-
monla, returned home Saturday.-Clar-
ence II. Bickford OF Barre Is in town
r. l.. Dudley, an engineer from Man
chester. n. H., is here and work on the
sewer will he commenced as soon as
ssible-Herbert Cook has rented q
tenement in j, NJ. Atwood's house.-Th'
Rev. s. Knowles left Sunday fol
| North Attleboro. Mass. He will WISH
| in several places and expects to attend
some of the Gypsy" Smith meetings.
Howard Eolls of Rochester returned
home Saturday after n few days here
| with his sister, Miss Jennie Eells,-Mrs
| W. f. Edison has gone to Lebanon tt
| visit her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. JOIN
| Johnston,--Mrs w. A. Jones Is home
from a several days visit in Roches
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CEUBB'S CROSSING.

Otis smithcrs's friends should rally to
his support. ono subscription to the
Daily Free Press counts 1000 votes
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warren and daughter
passed Sunday with J. H. Warren
Isaac Lapoint visited his mother We'd
nesdav at J. II, McLoh' s.-'Mr. Slayton
of Elmore was here Sunday looking for
a school tcachcr.-Water Lane Is visit
ing his brother. c. H. Lane.-Al par
ents are gratifcd that there is to be a
school at the red school house as 1t Is
almost impossible for the little girls to
go as far as the jackson bridge (even
when transported in cold or stormy
weather.
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CAMBRIDGE.
tannery.

49,. 90 ...,- .. -.
H. lo"s,"w anu wy .' ~ wv !,
.' VI 'i',' pa -. -,
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nj. -. W. ,, 5000,
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~, c,insor =. 49, 90, Ar and
,rn, cti,snr ,,.a,,, wet on account or
~ c,;,a,,,, ,a,,,,h Nc p & r-ul-
ii,,rtor e. In +o,,.,, ,,oc1,ire bor bouso-
III, srooda ,,ro,,ar,,nr,. to r,ovire thep,
-, - =, t,tionwood bos soId
IT.. hoo for,, - X,+hor Duba of
rr;sto, A1hort Crttir- is erecting n
na,,. rosidopco an tbo eito of tbe ono
,,.,,i,,, ,,os h,,,,,od 1ost fall,
MI, ,t,ssos Aao ,,,iy,n and yyinlfroa
~, -, r.. ,,,,,..i,,,, ,,ossea c,,rd, :.
r,,+b t,,o forn,or,. noronts Mr. and Mrs
Ena,,,, ,,o,,.i, ". ard Mrs. rarl sr,i,i,
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Israel Shatraw of Ellenburgh was IN
town over Sunday.-R. r. Phelps has
been ill.--Mrs. William l.. Brown re-
turned to Rutherford. N. j., Friday
Mrs. Fred Fortune is still In very poor
Misunderstanding and papering are being
done at the Methodist parsonage and a
large stone step is being placed in front
Of the church.-The Rev. w. Il. Lang
delivered his farewell sermon at the
Methodist Church Sunday. He has moved
his family to Rochester with his wife's
parents and ne will preach at Chester,
Mass.
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LOWELL.

A. Yaw has rented his farm to
Sheltra.-Mss Rena Siberian of Newpd
Center has been engaged to teach in
south district this spring.-R. V. Newt
cut his foot with an axe while choppi
wood, Morday-An accident occurred
the Lowell Lumber and Asbestos q
mill at Tuckerville, Monday by the falli
of a derrick resulting In the injury of t
men, A. r. Austin, who was badly
jured on his back and Mr., Carter who W
hit on the head,-Edgar LeCla'r has
turned from his trip to Colorado and
w. Ward from Winsocket r. IN
Ora Caron of Petersboro, Ont, is
guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. j.
Sullivan. O. Sanborn has sold
tenement house to Timothy Deblois
Westfield. Leo, the 15-year-old son
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Powers, died Thu
day, April II, of ascending spinal paralys
The funeral was held at the Method
Church Saturday afternoon, the Rev, j.
Wallace ofhciating,-A son was born
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Shufelt April 10,
CONTINUED ON 18th Pagco
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CHELSEA.

There were no services at the Con|
gational Church Sunday owing TO the
sence of the minister, George. f. ia
Many attended the Methodist Church
being the last Sunday before ConfereI
The Rev. i. n. Moody, after three I'd
or acceptable service has decided mol
return to this charge. although the \
pie seem to be unanimous in the dol
that he should do so.-Mrs. Edwin FL
ana two sons have moved to Low
Mass. whore Mr.. Fuller has WORK. nj
came Monday Of the death bv tvnd
pneumonia OF Miss Jennie Hill Of NJ
chester N II. Her summers had alw
been passed here with her aunt. N
John Atwood. She was about 10 v
of age. Only few months ago the
mains Of her mother, Mrs. Ruth Hill.
died suddenly at Manchester, were brou
here and placed in the tomb. and on T.
day both mother and daughter were !
iod in their family lot in Highland C
etery.-Saturday Walter s. Goss left
Boston whore he attended the weddnl
MS brother, Harry Hale Goss. TO y
bortense Webster. The wedding was
Trinity Church yesterday.-The Rov.
Mrs. George +. Lake returned Tues
from Haverhill, Mass. where they y
called by the serious Illness OF his mot
-Ray Ballou, a young man about q ye
OF age. son of Mr.. John Ballou, a far
| OF West Hill, died Sunday of quick {
sumption. the result Of grip.-The 7
j. Is. Darling and SON Hale X. left N
| -. =,
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DERBY.

Aunt Polly Daley died at her home
this village Monday morning Of PM
monia. She was % years of age March
Owing to a fall she had some two yei
ago she had not been able to get abe
much, but some of the coolest, rough
Sundays the past winter her wheel CHI
has been conveyed to the church acre
the way and she occupied it when ma
healthy people stayed al home. She "
the oldest member of the Orleans Cour
Won,an's Christian Temperance union
Funeral services were held at the chui
Wednesday afternoou.-Ha Duval |
resigned her position at George Hopkin
ON account Of sickness and Mrs. Jan
Cashmere is helping there for the prese
Mr.. and Mrs. \. a. Silver are both V,
ilh-Sugar makers are rushed.-Mr. Lew
an aged man on Bates's hill, is very |
from the effects of a shock sustain
about a week ngo.-Arthur Kimball
his new automobile on the streets.
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DERBY LINE.

I. o. Blake of New York city, y
passed two months in town last SUNNI
called here the first OF the week-M
Josephine Pike has gone 10 New Y,
city for several weeks In the home
Mrs. Persis Foster. former resident
this place.-Col. and Mrs. Haskell h;
returned after passing the winter mon
in several New England ctes.-Mrs
Davidson of Boston, Mass. who v
called here to attend the funeral of
aunt. Mrs. William Spaulding, return
home Monday.-Miss Mary White
has taken a position in the milin
store of Miss II. NJ. Hopwarth.-M ;
Mrs. c. r. Jenkins of Beehe Plain '
make their home for the present "
William SpauldinE, Mrs. Jeukins's fatt
George Herrick and family have mo-
to Coventry where they will have cha
of a large farm.-R. f. Hunt Of No
Troy Is clerk in the grocery store OF
A Hunt.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Blaine and Clifford Stewart, of Fair
fax. were in town Thursday. Miss Eliza
Coburn pleasantly entertained friends
Friday evening. The evening was passed
in playing whist.-Mrs Lena Hill and
her brother. Ernest Gilman, of st. Al
bans were in town recently.-Mrs. Full
Ter G. Smith. OF St. Adams visited her
mother. Mrs. Harriet Boutelle. last week.
Mrs. Charles Brown Is In Oakland this
week caring for her husband who Is
ill.-Mrs. C. w. Stone entertained the
Ladies Aid society recently with warm
sugar
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Pnge.)

Tho Rev. j. w. Baxendale went to g.
Johnsbury Tuesday to attend Conference.
The L. A. S. Of NJ. +. Church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. d. H.
Fuller.--Mrs. Elias Roberts is critically
ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berkmerr are
the parents of a daughter.-Mrs. G. IL.
Hutchins and Mrs. f. w. Combs were In
Enosburgh Falls Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. II. ". Best-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Brooks are the parents of daught-
er-Mrs J. w. Baxendale and Miss
Elizabeth Upham are visiting in Milton
and Essex Junction this Week.-Mrs. Della
LaFountain Is Ill with the grip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
BROOKFIELD.

At the regular meeting Of Crescent
chapter, No. 81, O. T.. s. April II. the
following officers were elected ana ap-
pointed: w. T.. Charles H. Bigelow
w NJ, Mrs Ella NJ Washburn; Asst.
NJ, Mrs. Sophia F.. Follansbce: secre-
tary, Mrs. Eleanor T. Clark; treasurer,
Mrs Louise NJ Bigelow; conductor,
Mrs Abbie Hyde; assistant conductor,
Mrs. Nellie Crane; warGer Mrs. Louise
Rumney; chaplain. Mrs. Ella Wills;
marshal, Alanson l.. Follansbee; senti-
mel. Albert Rumney; Adah, Mrs Alma
r. Medcalf; Ruth. Mrs. Emily Batch
elder; Esther Mrs. Nellie r. F'illam;
Martha Mrs. Lula s. make Electa,
Mrs. Eta Sargent; organist, MIS-.
Louise w. Clark. The installation will
take place at the regular meeting in
MAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT

County court will open this morr
when the case Of state VS. George Ba
ter will be tried. Farmers are nah
more than the usual amount of su
sugar this season. Prices are rang
from II 10 20c h. for sugar and 81 .0(
sl25 a gal. for syrup.-The lake curi
IS open nearly to Farrant's point and
severe wind Of Sunday broke mp quit
little icn-Carl Spaulding went to I
ton Wednesday where he will take
stenographer's examination in civil
vice,-Henry Brayant is out again a
q second attack of grip Mrs. Camp
Is engaged as househeeper for \.
Moves +. G. Blanchard and far
have returned from two weeks
near Boston.--Mrs. w. Richmond is
after a severe attack of the grip
Kennison has returned to Boston,
Lynch was presented with a gold We
for good work In securing members
the I. o. F.-Mrs. Sydney Davis has
turned from New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
ORANGE COUNTY.
EAST RANDOLPH.

The condition of William Osgood is
no better. He is at his sisters Mrs.
Burt Bragg.-Miss Bessie Judd Is
working for Charles Gifford.-Elsie
and Holden Camp have returned to
school at Barre; Shirley Camp and
Gladys Parker to the normal,-Harry
Courser of Royalton has been in town
a few days-Carl Pierce of Royalton
has bought the stage route from East
Randolph to Royalton of Martin
Youngc.-Dr. Newell who has been i'll
with the grip, is better
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. George n. Temple was called
Pomfret Sunday by the critical lines
her father, J. d. Merritt and by the 4,
Of niece.-The Rev. +. VI. Baker did
preach Sunday on account of the ILL
of his wife.-R. J.. Paine has been
Bethel the past week with relative
Mason s. Stone, superintendent of 8
cation met the directors of Rando
Braintree and Brookfeld at Normal
last week to talk over the subject
Capitalization and united supervis
The meeting adjourned without action
the directors. The Randolph gra
school district. which is a part Of
town Of Randolph. IS n separate towr
far a the act for voting on supervisio
concerned. but II was not represented
the confcrence.-George Adams has G
Springfield, Mass. TO assist his brot
Walter who is i'll there with the mea.
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]. y. Farmer. carriage manufacturer at
Bronze Corners, Que. says: II wish to
tell the public what Hill's Golden Oil has
done for me. I have used 1t for itching
piles and found relief when nothing else
would do me any good. I can truly say
that 1t Is the best linament I ever saw. !
have also used 1t for scratches and sores
on horses and cracked teats on cows. and
found 1t a sure cure" eod&w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18

o. S. Rixfcrd, manufacturer OF axes and
scythes at East Highgate. Vt, writes: Il
en- pleased to inform you that your
Golden Oil has given excellent satlsfac-
ton. I have made application to my
horses in various ways and always with
good results" eod&w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
MORGAN.

Sugar makers are being kept busy II
days with far prospect of the us
Crop.-Mrs. Revor expects to rent
farm.-C. Daggett has purchased the '
son farm of Asa b. Steele.-Mr. Clar
is entertaining brother from Buff
y. Y. whom he has not seen for 90 We;
William Vinton will start wa
wagon and 60 to the jamestown exp
tion.-Miss Catherine Wilcox will te
school in the Core district.-Hor
Mathews Is better and j. a. Gray
about the same. Both have been i'll
winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
WATEPVILLE.

Marshall Wilson Of Jefforsonvllle was
in town over Srnday.-NIrs. John Root IS
visiting her parents at Milton this week.
The Rev. A. G.. Chandler will preach at
the Union Church Sunday at 2 p. m.-Mrs
Walter Wartcot and daughter left Fri
day for Connecticut,--E c. Wells left
Monday evening for Stocton. Cal, where
he expects to make his home His family
will remain here until fail.
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day there.--C. D. Gibbs of Montpelier wns
In Stowe Tuesday closing the sale of the
Melvin Gibbs place in Stowe Hollow to
George Watts. Mr.. Watts will repair
the building and move there June / from
his farm which he recently sold to Harry
Magoon.-At Unity Church, the Rev e.
NJ. Abbott, pastor the subject of the Sum
day morning service will be Love Your
Enemies;" evening topic. Living Our
Religion;" Y. =. r., leader, Mabel Carr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
EDEN.

W. II. Emery is in orleans county ~
business.-The landlord at the Mt Norris
has arrived,-Mr, Carter was hurt at the
Tucker Mines when "A rope broke letting
the derrick fall-A son was born to ME-
and Mrs. Casins Grey April 1o-W' stone
is stopping with his brother, F. II stone
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
H. w. ALLEN q co.

indigestion while in +. W. Smiths store
Tuesday. which came near producing
heart failure.-J. c. Measure has been
confined to the house the past week by
illness.-Mrs. Claude MudCett has been
at home for a few days caring for her
mother, Mrs. L. a. Gallup, who has been
ill.-NIrs. l.. o. Leach, who has been III
since Sunday is better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
II. w. ALLEN e. CO.
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Full Of fashionable coors, black white and
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

The few days illness of r.. w Parker
delayed starting the steam mill unul
Monday Of this wcek.--Justus Foss has
purchased John Adams gray team
CALVIN Warren had an attack Of acute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
ALBURGH

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gonyea and Miss
Maggie Stacy Of Rouses Point passed Sun
day with Miss Lillian Gagnier.-Bert Coo
of IIolyoke, Mass, is passing his thret
H+-alsSl Eafiatiea At Hubbard Gonyea's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18

N. H.. who hos been visiting He
Leonard Of Barton, visited his gr
mother, Mrs. r.. x. Leland, Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
JOHNSON

The training school will reopen Fri
day, April 10.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Alison Landon is ill.-The Ladies
Aid society met at Mrs. wallace
Eobinson's Wednesday for dinner.-Miss
Laura Kinney has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital where she has
been several weeks for treatment.-The
school directors of Grand Isle County held
a meeting at the town hall Friday after
noon for the purpose Of appointing a
county superintendent. Miss Jessie Ross
Of Grand Isle was appointed superintend-
snt Of the schools OF Grand Isle County
Tho Rev. ID. J. OSulivan of St. Adams
eelivered a sermon at the Catholic
Church Tuesday morning.-Miss Maude
landon IS teaching in Alburgh.-Miss
Ethel Landon is teaching in Essex
Schools in town began Monday with the
following teachers Mrs. f. f. Fletcher,
bouth school: Mrs. Winslow, White
Eand bar; Miss BESSIE Parker CT Grand
Isle North school,-T.uke Livingstone
has made 700 pounds of maple sugar this
eeason.-Therc was sugar social at the
congregational Church Friday evening
;or the benefit of the senior class OF
Maple Lawn Academy.
Pickerel shooting in the marshes this
Spring has been excellent, six days in the
week and few went so far as to follow
i up all day Sunday, but when two game
Nardens showed up at Bow and Arrow
Point recently there was such a hustling
across the railroad bridge for Grand Isle
hat one fellow lost his gun which he has
been unable since to find.-Mrs. Lucy
Ann PARKS Hazen Familiarity known as
"Aunt Lucy, celebrated her Goth birth
DAY April when a dozen or more neigh
bors and friends passed the afternoon
with her, Some Of the papers have report
ed Aunt Lucy" being 80 which is just
nine years to much. She may reach that
age being in the best Of health at present
This week she Is visiting Mrs, Ransom
J.. Clark. who is over 50. For the asst few
years Mrs. Clark has been an invalid but
is always cheerful and looks upon her in
firmities with fortitude. Edward Bentley
and another man went to Buffers island
Sunday on the ice and reported the only
trouble being in getting off and On.-Josie
Duby went to Isle La Mott Monday
morning where lie is to look after one OF
the summer camps there for a nonresi'
dent,
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