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BRADFORD.

Mrs F. ". Cunningham and two
children have been at their cottage at
Lake Morey for a week.-Mrs. W. B.
Drury and two daughters. Esther and
Frances. of Easthampton, Mass. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hunt last week
Miss Edith Chambcrlin Of brooklyn, n
Y, is at home for months vacation
with his parents, Capt and Mrs. p. S
Chamberlain. \. Walker is at Elmira, "
Y, for course Of engravinE.-Mr, and
Mrs. Walter r. Davis returned to Wal
than. Mass. MoudaY--A steel ceiling
is being placed in the Congregational
Church.-Mrs r. y. patch OF New York
is a guest of her mother. Mrs. NJ II.
Crook.-,Miss Katherine Baker OF Brook
lvn. n. Y, is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. w Il. Stevens.-Raymond Brown
returned 10 Chicago. H.. Monday after
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Brown.--The Rev. Fl. ]. Kilbourne Of
Everett Mass. visited in town on Sun
day.-H. +. Palmer and family are in
town for a vacation.-Mrs. Addie Bige-
low of Wells River was the guest of her
sister, Mrs Frederick Fletcher, the first
of the week.-Miss Ida Blake will re-
turn to Boston this week.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Carrie Young Is In town for a few
days.-Raymoud Allbee and Mrs. Kate
Davis and child of Springfield, Mass,
came TO Ernest Allbee's Sunday morning
to pass two wecks.--NIrS. Alec Naylor
earned s. last week picking raspberries.
She picked 20 quarts Monday and was at
home by three o'clock.-Mrs. Jennie
Derusha Sargent. who died in a hospital
in St Johnsbury Thursday night was
Formerly a resident of Derby. She leaves
two children, whom her aged mother
Mrs. Charles Derusha will take home and
care for.-Ross Moran of Boston IS ex-
pected home Friday. He will sing in the
Congregation Church Sunday morning.
The Rev. Ira T.. Pinney of Ludlow will
preach.--Wiliam Davis and son, Arthur
passed Sunday with Miss Charity Bates.
who Is stll in poor health-John Taylor
will come home the last of this week.
for his vacation.-Mrs. Frank Rice died
of heart failure last woeI Tuesday
Funeral services were held at the house
Thursday n. m, and interment was at
Holland.-A baby was buried in the
SIy.t
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


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was cut and cash on the end of the
finger The wound was dressed at DR..
Barrows's office and Is doing us well
as could be expected.
The amount OF mail matter handled
during the month Of July In the post
office of Stowe was as follows; Total
weight of equipment, 2,240h pounds;
total weight of mail matter 39SH
pounds; first class. ppm pounds; sec
ond class. s1% pounds; third class. AZ
pounds; four class. 81 pounds; penalty
matter, 10 pounds.
Warren H. Butler of Harvard Uni
versity. visiting in Stowe for two
weeks, made a record climb of Mt.
Mansfield on saturday, walking from
| the foot of the mountain to the sum
nit in an hour and fifteen minutes and
making the descent on Sunday in 40
minutes. Mr. Butler and his sister.
Miss Katherine Butler. will leave
stowe to-day for their home In Dan
vcrs, Mass.
Master Edwin Bigelow, in stowe for
the past six weeks, will return to his
home in Salem. Mass. to-day Mrs. ].
| c. Morgan and children returned Tues
day from Moss Glen, where they have
been In camp the past two weeks
Mrs. w. IT. Sargent is quite III again
Mrs r. S. Boar1man Is ill.--Mr. and
Mrs. T.. c. Mills will go to housckeep-
| ing next week their new house on
| Bridge street being practically com
pletcd.-Miss Martha Berdeen of Sal
en-. Mass. IL at T.. Bigelows for the
month Of Aueust.-Mrs. r. J. Adams
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Col. A. S. Iracy, after serving 1S years
in the United States customs services has
resigned because of III health, Mr.. For
syth of Groton takes his place at this
port.-MisS Halcic Noonan went To her
home in North FcrrlShurEh Saturday
For some time she has been stenographer
In the law office Of o. 5. ADMISSIBLE eight
years old son of station Agent ]. II. Cart
wright is In the hospital in Montreal in a
serious yet improved condition. He has
been operated upon for appendicitis and
the removal Of an absc"ss Charles II.
Elkins. who was recently injured by Il
rake attached to runaway horse, is able
to move about on crutchcS,
Sunday afternoon. one Loren silver
of Newport in an intoxicated and bel
ligerent condition caused consterna-
ton on the River road and sheriff
Wakefield being called for several
times by telephone took him IN ana
lodged him I'm the lock-up' lie was
arraigncd before Justice c. G. wheeler
Monday morning and inca - ana
costs-Harry Ramsdell arrived sun
day night from Worcester, Mass 10
visit his nother-Miss Annie a. MOT
rill, for some years stcnoSrapher IN
o. S. Annis's law Office. now with a
New York firm, arrived saturday NJ
the home OF her father, DR. d. d. NOR
ril, on her vacatIou.-The Rev. Mr..
Berry OF Nebraska IS visiting MS
brother, the Rev. Mr. Berry of tho
Baptist Church, and preached there
Sunday morning, also lecturihG IN the
same church Monday cVening'-A MI
Drew of Poultney has been engaged rs
principal of the high school TOT the
next ycar-F. Il. Hunt, VINO mas peeh
running the Frontier House quietly
left with his goods and family SUNDAY
n
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MORGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. r T.. Molmes are in New
Uamsphire TO visit relatives.-Mr, and
Mrs. {. |. Moore and daughter nave p'ei
passing some time at Wlnoushoy iake'-
Mrs Clarence Elliott has gone to hospi'
tai at St. Johnsbury. l.. Blake has
the measles Perly Atkins has recovered
from the same dsense,-Mr' ana Mrs
Church of Aver, Mass, are az their lake
cottage.-The bad weather the last two
weeks has delayed farmers In their hayins
and much hay has been damlsed'-Mis'
Alice Taylor OF Concord, ~ H.,
and her nephew, Walter Waite, are stop
ping with Mrs. Emily Bartlett.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Hawley have gone
to Warren, y. Tt-Miss Sybil Raymore'
and Miss T,ynaa Jacques are ut home
from Johnson for vacation of four
weeks. They will enter the second year
OF their studies at the johnson Normal
school this fall.-Mrs. Jerusia Chaffee of
Belvidere Is for several weeks the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Thomas.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Raymore have gone to Bran
don. where they will be guests of George
Burnham's Martin Dodge Of Essex Cen
ter passed several DAYS the past week
with his sister, Mrs. ]. +. Wilcox.-1. S.
Harrington OF burlington was here Mon
day.-Miss Freda Thomas is i'll with
tonsilitis. Mrs Collins Of st. Adams is
guest at ]. A. wilkins Mrs. Pearl
Morse Shaver and son have come for
several weeks stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s M0rse.-Mrs. Clara
Griswod Howe of Middleboro. Mass. is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
c. Griswold.- Thomas Libby soon expects
to occupy his house which has been ex-
tenSively repaired.
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CHELSEA.

Mrs Herbert O. Blxby and two
daughters returned Tuesday from
seven weeks visit IN Boston and vicinity.
Cashier H. y Mattison. Walter &. Goss.
Stanley G. Wilson. John NJ Atwood and
Charles Densmore are passing the week
at Lake Morey.-Mrs. John Atwood and
Mrs. Alice T. Hadiry with their nieces.
Misses Laura and Pansy a. Hill, and their
nephew, sydney Mills, have returned
from Duxbury beach, where they have
been staying through the month of July.
Mrs. Grace Ordway Chaplin Of Spring
field, Mass, was recently in town visit
ing her brother. Fred A. Ordway, and her
sister Mrs. W. p. Townsend. Mr., Chaplin
is proprietor of the Massasoit House -
Henry Cleveland Of Fitchburg. Mass. Is
in town the guest Of his nephew Charles
NJ Hunt--I.eonard H. Racon returned
last week from n visit TO his brother.
Richard in North Charlestown. y. H
Mrs. Ada Hall Bacon and Mrs. Blanche
Townsend are in Boston for short stay.
r. w. George from East Boston. who has
been visiting his GRANDPA Their, Moses
George. has gone to Lake Mercy with a
party of young men to act as chauffeur.
Miss l., f. Bragg Of Alsted, y. Y. Is
visiting her grandmother Mrs. Mary A.
Fosom.-Edwn w. Lewis and bride
from Fort Wayne. Ind, are visiting his
brother. Fred W Lewis. and his sister.
Mrs A. W. Whjtney.-W. NJ, Hatch of
Stafford and his mother, Mrs. Annie
Hatch, were in town the first Of the week.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Petty of Montrea,
were in town recently, visiting relatives
Mrs. Herbert Kent ana little daughter
Florence, OF West Milton, Iowa, are visit
ing her parents and other relatives In
town.--Miss Maizie Coyne of Burlington
was the guest OF Miss Ina Hall last week
The statement OF the South Hero
Creamery association for June follows
whole number pounds of milk received
4o2,46; cream, zoos; number pounds butter
made, 2l,Sl9; gross receipts. s5.440,s0: net
receipts. s4,9579o; average price per hun
dred for per cent milk, sl,O6; butter fa
at 26l-2c; butter, sc.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. I. p. Weld of Washington. u. c.,
was recently TIE "ues' of II. c. Churchill,
DIR. Clarence Brigham and son of Leo
minister, Mass, visited his father, w o.
Brigham last week,-Mr and Mrs. Allen
BRADY of Boston visited In town last
week.-Mrs. II. w. Miller and children
are passing some time with friends in
Waitsfleld.-Mr y. o. Tillotson and
daughter, Lucille, passed last week with
friends in Fletcher,-Miss Sadie Maynard
of Burlington visited in town last week.
Miss Coda Cowan of Waltham, Mass,
Us passing a months vacation with her
iparents.-Mrs. S. o. Tillotson is visiting
Aer son, Benjamin in Highgate.
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ALBuRGH CENTRE.

Mrs j. Briggs and daughter, Edith, of
Havcrhill. Mass, are visiting friends In
town.-Thosc who attended the party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Friday
evening in honor of their guests. the
Misses Madigan of New York city, pro-
nouuced 1t to he the social event of the
season.-Nirs. Fannie kldrich of Grand
Isle is the guest of Miss Matte Rockwell
Mrs John Valentine Is seriously ILL.,
Miss Etheyn Rockwell of the St. Alba MS
hospital IS passing her vacation at her
home herc.-Dr. and Mrs. Pooley OF New
York city are boarding for q few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Wightman-
irving Duba is confined to the house by
a spr,ined ankle.-Mr and Mrs. Rugg Of
Wheatland. Wyo. we're recent guests at
Mr.. and Mrs. w ]. Wight n's.-Mr. and
Mrs. G.. Fuller Carpenter of ST. Adams
passed Sunday in town.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Dutton are par
cnts of a baby girl,--Ieslie Armstrong
has finished work for Edward Porter and
has moved into tbe Mrs. Mckay house,
owned by John YOung,-Mr, and Mrs.
james Maxwell have gone to St. Johns
bury where Mr.. Maxwell entered the hos
pital for an operation. Mr.. Maxwell IS
suffering with tuberculosis The Ladies'
Aid will have an ice cream supper and
lawn party on the common Thursday,
August Is. also an entertainment. All are
cordially invted.-Mrs Edward Gallop Is
a little hottn at nreSont.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Miss Genevievo Samson went to
Highgate Springs Friday for three
weeks.--Miss Jennie Frost of Airing
ton, Mass, is visiting Mt A. NJ, Hub
bard's for two weeks.-Mrs. NJ. G.
Hooker OF Washington, D. c., came
Friday to visit at Victor GRANTS
Mrs II. q, Morton returned from
Woodstock, where she had beeen WIS.,
ting Mrs. II. f.. King, Friday.-Clif-
ford Eaton of Boston is visiting his
uncle. Alfred Eaton,-Robert Bruce
went to Masconia lake, Enfield, ~ H.,
Saturday TO be the guest of j. Will
liams OF Lebanon, n H.--Mr and Mrs,
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HYDE PARK.

County Clerk S, B. Waite was In Bur-
lington Tuesday and Wednesday,
Scott of Wolcott passed Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Stevens.-B. Il.
Reynolds and John j. Fender of Jeffer-
sonville were recent business visitors In
town.-Miss Marian Boynton Is the
guest OF Mrs. c. 3. Leach.-John Senter
Of Montpelier was in town yesterday
The Hon. r. W. Hurlburd went to Wind
sor on business yesterday Tomorrow
he will go to st, Albans.-Miss Hamin
passed Wednesday with Miss Alice Page
In camp at Lake Elmore,-Mr. and Mrs.
William Hicks are the parents OF son
born Monday.
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BELVIDERE.

Mr., and Mrs, George Tillotson were call
ed to Johnson Sunday to attend the fl-
neral of Mrs. William Hoyt Mrs. Tillot-
sons cousin.-W f. Shattuck and daugh-
ter, Gladys. OF East Fairfield visited his
mother, Mrs. Alsna Shattuck. over Sun
day.-Charles Russell and son have pur-
chased the Henry Thomas place owned
by s. Burns, for $50O,-The farmers in this
section are not getting along very well
haying as the weather is very unfavor-
able.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

While Mrs. Albert Alexander and Mrs.
Mary White wero driving to Randolph
ono day last week the horse was stung
by n bee and became immanagable.
throwing them out and dcmolishlng the
carriage. Mrs Alexander escaped unhurt
but Mrs. White was badly shaken up
and bruisod.-A party from the Hodges
and Partridge families took trip 10 the
Breadloaf Inn last Thursday.-Elght or
ten guests Of the Colonial went 10
Ausable Chasm Thursday.-T ladies' Of
the Federated churches held lawn partv
at tho home of +, A. Wells Friday even
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Pnse.)

has been convicted Of grand larceny and
rcmandcd by Judge Post to Franklin
county Jail. until his past record can be
obtained Lamar has been working on the
farm Of Frank Wright. at South Hero
lately, and on Sunday, July 2S he dis
appeared from his usual haunts about
noon That night, he took railroad
velocipedc. the property of the Rutland
railroad. and started north Officer John
Brislin of the railroad company was
notified and traced his man to Alburgh,
where the young thief arrived about four
o'clock in the morning, and after en-
quirinG the way to st. Adams. got his
machine on the Central Vermont iron
and lit out for the railroad city. The
bearings of the velocipede got hot near
Swanton Junction, so Lamar dumped the
machine into the ditch beside
the track, and hoofed It to
his destination, which was the home OF
Charles Croto. farmer, just south of
the city, for whom he had formerly
worked. officer Brislin came to this
city and interested Chief Mahoncy in
the case and their man was finally To-
Gated at Crotos. When arraignei In
city court he said that he did not know
he was doing wrong in taking the We
locfpede, but he pleaded guilty to the
charge. Owing to his youth and COCA
appea rance, Judge Post rcmanded the
boy TO Jail, so as to look UP his history
before finally disposing of the case
W H. Chaffee treasurer of the Central
Vermont railway is quite III OF fever at
ITathaway's point, whore he has been
camping for several weeks.
The heavy elect rjcai storm of last even
ing probably did a good deal OF damage
in this county but the extent could not
be learned. as so many of the lines of
communication were out of commission.
During the height Of the storm M about
b:3o o'clock tho residence of Mrs John A
Redard on High street was struck bv
LIGHTNING Tho bolt thai did tho damage
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WATERVILLE

The Rev. I. r. Johnson was In town
Monday.-Frunk Laraway, Jr, Is hl'-A
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. clayton
Miller August 1.--Miss Mona Lock IS visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. L. W. Adams, at Nor
risville.-H. A. Jackson and daughter
Mrs. Olga Thomas, returned to start
south Thursday to be absent three or -FOUR
weeks. They plan to visit New YORK.
Philadelphia, Washington and the James
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WOLCOTT.

Abbie. aged two years, daughter Of
Moses Hodgdon. was run over By an
empty hay wagon Saturday. one wheel
passing over her body. Except for lame
ness and few bruises she seems unin-
jured.-Mrs. Sarah Jones Bixby of Lowell,
Mass. Is visiting her father. ". II. Jones
Marshall McClary 81 ST. Johnsbury was
in town the last OF The week on his way
to his fathers home in Craftsbury where
he will pass his vacation The Rev j. II.
Wills and daughter, IIra, are visiting
the formers sister in Fayston this week
Mrs. II. II. Dawson passed Thursday
with friends In IIardw rk.-Mrs. l.. F..
Vail of IIardwici was q guest of Mrs.
Maria MudGett THURSDAY and Friday
Mrs O. s CoEsweu and grandson.
Reginald Waite, of st. Johnshurv, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Maria Mudgett.--Mr.
and Mrs. Lester LaFlcur of Lowell,
Mass, are guests of Mr., Ia Fleur' :
mother-Mlss blanche Andrews was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis Saturday.-A
son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Symonds, Frday.-The Rev. b. l.. Jen-
nings Of Somervlle. Mass, is passing his
vacation with his parents lie will preach
in the Methodist Church Sunday Mrs.
p. S. Scribner Of Underhil Is guest at
r. NJ. IIubbclrs.-Elias Richardson and
daughter, Mrs. VI. Hodgdon. attended
the funeral Of n relative in Albany Satur-
day-Miss Georgia Barter of Swansea,
n. H.. Is visiting at William Barter's.-
After several days shut down for repairs,
the saw mill at the Morse company $
plant is running rs usual
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EDEN.

Tho remains of Mrs. Winnie Lunt. wife
OF William ffoyt, were brought from
Johnson Friday and buried In the Eden
cemetery, Henry Darling IL visiting his
sster, Juiis Blake,-tSate parkhurst has
returned from q visit In Now hampshire
Mrs. Sanborn has returned from Provi-
denco and lfrs. GAlchrist OF Newport ac-
companied hcr.-Henry Emery was NJ
home Sunday from Johnson.-Ernest
JJinds ia at home on n visit
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mr. aud Mrs. W. j. Tlagg Of Miller
Neb were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ
Relknap few days last weok--Th.
Literary circle mot with Mrs. H. r
johnson Thursday. Prank Delano wa.
thrown from his moving machine and
dslocated his shoulder last week-The
Rev. Mr.. Farr preached Sunday at the
i. b. Church.-William Osgood Seems
to be failing and Is not able to sit up
Mr.. Roberts is not able to sit up. He
has been i'll nearly two years.
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NORTH HERO.

Officers Herb Rraytou and william
Nett Of Albursh are after Emmet Lacy,
whose home Is Just west of the rail-
road track at 1sle La Motto station,
Lacy is charged with giving Johnny
O'Ncil n severe thrcshlng at 1slo La
Motto station ono night last week
O'Ncil is II harmless fellow while Lacy
Is somewhat of pugllist and bully
II ia said nc threatened to kill O'Neil
and the fact that he kicked him several
times in the chest, inJuring him Sc
vcrely, makes the crime u serious one
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SHELDON.

The Rev. W. NJ. Warlow the new rector
of the Episcopal Church and his family,
who unfortunately missed the train at
Montreal Saturday arrived at the New
Portland House, Sheldon, Monday. Mr..
Warlow will preach next Sunday morning
in Grace Church, Sheldon, and at East
Fairfield in the afternoon at p. m.
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ALBURGH.


Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Conway gave q
dance' at Lockwood's hall Friday even
ing.-Mrs. Lorenzo Vosburg of New
York city, who is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy Vosburg, has been III, but
IS recovering. Rev. DIR. Latshaw
and family have taken n cottage al
Malletts Bay for a few weeks
|, Charles Parker has been seriously III
Miss Alice Whitman of Champlain
~. Y, Is in town,--Miss Marion Gordon
was tho guest of NSe- ~ O
few days last VEGA
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To-day the interest in this August Clearance
Sale will center in the Oriental Room, which, in the
rush and hurry of the earlier days. has been partially
overshadowed by greater things, but the least bit
more important.
This Oriental Room is stocked with every sort Of novelty.
suitable decorative purposes Basses from Damascus Candle
Sticks Incense Burner Vases Fern Jars arJneres Smoking
Sets Gard Trays Hammered Brass Pieces Coisonne Vases,
Conss Stems and host Of Oriental Novelties that make safac
tory gifts and decorative pieces.
We but few of the many bargains now offered in
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. C. II. Hartman of Albany, y. Y.
Is stopping in town for a few days.-E. T
Wheeler of North Craftsbury has nearly
very up-to-date residence
1t has all the modern improvements and
is quite an addition to the looks of the
villa ge.--James T.arrabee is at home from
Idaho in poor health. He seems to be
improving since his return.-The enter
tainment given by the Sons of Veterans
evening was s,iccess.-Mr, and
Mrs L. A. Whitney of Boston are in town
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BROCKFIELD.

DIR. Hannibal Whcatley and Mrs Tib-
belts of Pennington, y. H., who have
been with Mrs. Nathaniel Wheatey for
the past week. have returned home.-Dr
and Mrs. Charles Quinn OF Concord. ".
H.. are visiting in town.-Mr, and Mrs.
Frank Peabody OF Springfield are visiting
at +. T. Holmes s.-Dr. and Mrs, Tenney
Wheatley of New York city are here for
a weeks visit.