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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
NEw AuynRTlsEmENTs.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

1t will pay you to make your
wants known. You can do this
cheaply and most effectively by
using the Want Ad column of
The Star. Want Ads inserted
three times for IS cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
Lady Lost
Her Lingerie
CONTINUED from Page one,)

the trouble?" inquired the tender
hearted chief HAS somebody been
rude to you. Show me the brute and
I'll"
The lady, now somewhat recovered,
told her story. 1t seems that she had
been robbed of all her clothing except
what few things she had on and a
heavy suit too warm for this climate.
IT gave my clothes to a laundrymna
here" she said, "and now he declares
that he knows nothing of them and
that he cannot restore them. I think
he wants to steal all my beautiful
things. Oh what shall II do? I'll have
to stay in my bunk all the way back
to San Pedro. wanted to go up town
today and have to stay aboard for
have nothing that is clean and fit to
year, but this fiimsy morning gown
and my heavy winter clothing"
The lady was advised to place the
matter in the hands of the police and
the laundry which took the goods will
probably have to dig up the value Of
the garments unless they are restored.
Following is a list of the missing
garments, as nearly as the lady can
remember, for she has lost the list
l silk shlrtwaist, cost $27.95.
l peek-a-boo shirtwalst, cost $40.
l shirtwaist, cost $3.50.
petticoats, valued at 81 each.
pairs white stockings, IS.
robe de mutt, $3.50.
9 handkerchiefs, 1925.
pairs drawers, $3.50.
1 chemise, $1.6S.
2 duck skirts, SIS.
The representative of the laundry
was aboard at the time the lady sought
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21

TIne J0b PrIntIng. star omee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building.
Honolulu, Z. H., March q, 1907

Temperatures. 6 a. m. e.; a. IN. ~;
10 a. m. 70; noon "a; morning minimum
65.
Barometer s a. m. 3d. O6; absolute hui
m dity s a. m. 5.4l5 grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity a. m. Ga per
cent: dew point a. m. SO.
wind velocity: 6 a. m. Is northeast;
s a. m. % east; 10 a. m. 20 northeast;
noon II east.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m 04 inches.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon 945 miles.
WILLIAM 3. srOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
W. R. PATTERSON & co.

General Contracting and Jobbing.
ASusepainting, Paperhanging, Grain
hR, Kalsomlnlng, Brick, Cement and
Stone Work. Shop with " hittle, the
BiEn painter 1863 Union street. Phone
Main S24
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21

LONDON BEETS: March 20, 9 shill-
ings, l 10 pence; last previous quo
tation March IS 9 shillings.
SUGAR. March 10, S.515 cents per
pound or $40 80 ton; last previous
quotation March Is, $50 cents pound
or $40 a ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-03-21
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Stock Bid. Asktd.
Between Boards-Sales: 30 Hawaiian
c. & s. Co., $500; 80 Hawaiian c. &
S. Co., $85, 90; 10 Waialua $780,
Session Sales: so o. R. & L. Co., $95 90
o. r. & L. Co. $95 90; o. R. 81. Co.
$95. 90: 10 Kihei $500.
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AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, MARCH y, 1907,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

There will b? sr!d at my salesrooms
SAT Kaahumanu street.
one roller TOP desk,
Revolving Office Chair
Wicker settee, wicker chairs
Iron beds, springs,
Marble top tables,
Bureaus, washsCands.
Parlor tables, chairs,
Oak Beds, rockers,
Extension dinirS table,
Flat top desk,
Typewriter table,
Mosquito nets.
Gurney refrigerator, Eddy refrigera-
tor one Mexican saddle, carpenters
tools, Boat oars, window Blinds, Wire
etc, etc.
JAS. T. MORGAN,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

William Henry of this village has among
several other relics an iron mould which
was used To make pewter spoons. Il IS
shaped Hike two spoons. one Of which fits
into the other, and was brought to West
ford from Barre, Mass. by Mr.. ITenry's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Henry. in 1872. II was given to his grand
mother when she was married in 177e. Its
earlier history is not known but II Is be-
lieved to have been brought from Scot
land Mr.. Henry has also several old
coins.
Edmund Ladue has sold to Moses
Adams his house at Essex and immediate
possession is given
Tho marriage Intentions were announced
Sunday morning at the Church OF the
Holy Family of John W. Mckenzie OF
South Burlington and Miss Mary Red
mond, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Redmond OF Richmond
David Demag received painful injury
to his right hand yesterday while I'M
loading a heavy box Of tools for the
Bailey Granite CO. A nail penetrated the
flesh at the base Of the thumb for dis
lance OF about an inch and half and
came out through the palm Of his hand.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
LINCOLN.

Frank Elliott has furniture in r. II
James house and with his wife will Wort,
for Noah Lathrope IN Bistol Notch.
Hoyt Smith has bought Polly Boan's
house at tho corners A. e. Merrill has
been appointed guardian for Charlie
Haywood. Mrs. Horace Shattuck Is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for surgical
troatment.-Nrs. Forbes who il keeping
house for Mr. Thurston has been great
sufferer from a folon. Besides having her
finger opened three times. she has had
the end of It taken off twice Schools in
town will begin April Ia with the follow
ing teachers Downingvillc Adah Hallock
Starksboro Center, Arthur Cushman
corner, Margaret Tyler of Monkton; West
Lincoln, Lydia Wright of Huntington,
Goveshil, Sadie Orvis. South Lincoln.
Miss Pullman OF Bristol; Elder
htl. Lilah Orvis Of Starksboro.-.J.
II. Bean Is truant officer for the coming
year.
Pearle the l6 years old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark. died Friday
noon while eating dinner. She had been
little indsposed for few days but was
not thought to be In any way dangerously
III, Her death was due to a shock She
had been helpless from infancy. The flu
neral was held at the home Sunday, the
Rev. j. +. Thurston ofiicia ting Mildred
Morgan returned Saturday from six
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs, +. NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
HARDWICK.

Tho third fire within u few weeks oc-
cured carly Saturday morning when the
lunch cart on Mill street which has been
run by Frank Hall, was destroyed 1t
caught soon after Mr. Hall started a fire
and he barely escaped.--Miss Maud Cass
who has been studying music in Boston
this winter, has returned home ~
T.. q, +. held a largely attended box party
Saturday evening.-William b. Donald has
returned from Denver. Colo.-MrS Fred
Shlnsnan, who has been passing the win
ter in Portland. Me, has returned home
The last regular meeting Of the Fortnight
ly Culture club, held Saturday at Mrs
j. H. MclIoud's was observed as Vermont
day. The follows - took part: Mrs. May
Foster, Mrs. Flora Danforth, Mrs. Rose
Taylor, Mrs Blanche Lawson, Mrs. Lula
Stewart. Mrs. Paquctte-Thc clam
chowder supper Friday evening. given by
the young men of the Congregational
Church, was a great success. The pro-
cecds of about so will be applied on the
pipe organ debt. W. NJ Clark acted as
chef.-Miss Bessie Titus Is visiting rela-
tives in observation-disclosures DeFord. who
has been visiting his daughter in
Waitsheld. has returned-Miss Bernlce
Baldwin Of Wells River Is visiting rela-
tiveS here for a few days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
RICHMOND.

The Richmond postoffice was robbed
Monday morning, burglars blowing open
the safe. Over 500 in stamps were taken.
besides all the personal papers of the post
master X. Il. Jones and a choice collcc-
ton OF old coins. There were two explo-
sions heard by several in the near vicir-
ity. There Is no clue as yet to the robbers
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Freeman and chill
drcn have returned from a short stay at
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Learys in Burlington.
Mrs. George Palmer is visiting her
daughter in South Royalton.-Mrs. Anna
Goodrich Greene, wife of Frank Greene
of Clarendon and daughter of the late
Orson Goodrich OF this place, died in Clar-
"ndon sunday morning. The remains were
brought to this town Wednesday
morning There was Il brief service at
the station about nine O'Clock and inter-
mcnt made In Riverside Cemctery.-Mar-
tin Daley and son of Burlington were
the guests Of j. w. McGarghan at the
Park House over Sunday.
Mrs. George Palmer has returned from
South Royalton, where she has been the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Decring two
weeks MS Bert BrassOr and daughter
OF Bellows Falls are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jude Brassor. Miss Josephine Glea-
son has returned to Burlington after a
Few days stay at her home here.-Miss
Agnes o Brien has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital. where she has been
FOR treatment.-Frederick Shepa rdson re-
turned Wednesday morning to Saxtons
River, where ne attends Vermont AGA
demy.-Morgan e. Mc1.ane have dissolved
partnership Mr. Morgan will continue
IN the meat business. Mr.. McI.ane has
moved back to Jericho.-A dance will be
given In Bellevue hall Friday evening for
the benefit 81 the basket bail team. Music
will be furnished by Mrs Hodges Wildmar
of Burlington Miss Nena Shepa I'd son
has gone to Saxtons River. where she
will attend Vermont Academy The re
mains of the late Mrs. Frank Green OF
Clarendon were brought here for bur al
Wednesday morning. A short service was
held at the station. the Rev. Francis Kim
ball officiating and interment was in
River View cemetery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
ST. JOHNSBURY.

The Rev Or. Edward Eaton will rep
resent the North Church at the national
arbitration and peace congress at New
York next week. Or. Eaton attended
the peace gathering at Andrew Carne-
gie's home In New York Friday even
ing. sunday. April 81. will be his last
in st. Johnsbury ana he will enter at
once upon his duties as president Of
Beloit College.-Prof oliver NJ. w.
Spragu professor OF banking and po-
litcal economy in the Imperial Tniver-
sity at Toxic, Japan, sails for home
May 20 and will pass the summer in
st, Johnsbury. His wife and little girl
came home several months ago-The
marriage OF Miss Ida Louise Beck and
]. Rolf Searles, one of the towns rising
young lawyers, will take place at the
brides homo on Auril 24.-George r.
Crosby, for the past ten years the town
and village tax collector. is out again
after three months illness-An
Academy GLORIOUS OF so voices under
the leadership of Edward Kingsley VIII
present the opera pirates of Penzance
Friday and Saturday evenings. The
leading parts will be taken by two
Boston soloists and local singers,-The
CONGREGATIONAL church at Peacham has
received a gift of $500 from Mrs, Mar
lila (Clark) Wheeler, a former resident
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f. l.. Graves then proposed the motion
which was similar to that proposed by
MIR. 1insenmcr, which was as follows:
That the trustees. in conjunction with the
board of water commissioners. bc en-
powered to make contract with the VII
laRe to furnish water for year or a
term Of years, for hre purposes"
II was voted to maintain police force
and that the number Of officers should be
two.
ON the question of appointing a IL
brarv committee remarks were made
by H. n Deavitt and Henry Conlin,
explaining tho purpose OF the article,
and closed with n stirring appeal to
the voters to use sound judgment in
dealing with It, D. T.. OSullivan
moved that n board Of trustees TO con-
sist of three gentlemen and two ladies'
be named ms n committed r. T.. Big
wood moved that the chair appoint n
committee of three to name this COM
mttee. The chair appointed y. F..
O'Sullivan. Frank f. BiEwood and Hec-
tor Tuard. After brief elaboration
they reported upon the following for
a committee: Henry Conlin. fve years
Miss Estclle Packard, four years; s.
Blossom. two years and n. T.. O'Sul-
Ivan. ono year.
G. n. Stevens then moved that the
village appropriate the sum OF $500
for the maintenance of the library.
This was passc1-Snanimously.
a tax of so cents on the dollar Of
its grand list was voted to pay the
current expenses Of the village
In the election OF officers, H. n. Dea-
witt was chosen moderator. For presd-
dent of the village. two candidates were
I'm the field George II. Cauchon and
John f. Sullivan. total of 3lo votes
were cast. Mr.. Cauchon received IFS and
Mr. Sulliyan l2i; scattering II. Upon mo-
ton Of Mr.. Sullivan the election
was made unanimous. The other officers
elected We're: Clerk, II. n. Deav WITT;
treasurer, c. G. Alarri; auditors. George
7. Graves. c. II. Shlpman and u. e.
O'Sullivan. For water commissioner,
Frank +. Bigwood was elected to succeed
Joseph W. Iavgne.
The result Of the halloting for trustees
resulted as follows; East ward. Mitchell
I f. Seymour. 81. scattering ?: west ward.
/ Rosario Piche a. Louis Barabv ~: Hec-
| tor Huard 30. South ward, James r.
Timmins ~, William r. Mongeon 81.
scattering /
The meeting then adioirrad
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Webster are
The parents of a son born Monday.
Ethel Bissonett. Annie Harvey, Marv
Mcdonald and Matte Stodda I'd returned
to Castleton Monday noon after 10 days
vacation.
The Rev. +. G. Heaxt and Miss Heaxt
went To Saratoga Monday to attend the
Methodist conference
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Livingston are the
parents of 4 son born April s.
Miss Margaret Harmon has returned
from Montreal and ST. Adams. where she
passed month with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. John Macke of Montreal s visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. r.
Irish.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oswald
Msllette April ,
Julius c. Tracy, Jr., of Addison was
here over Sunday.
Prof. Charles l.. Tracy has returned TO
New York.
The father of Mrs. Peter Matte died
in WHITEHALL y. y, Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Matte are. living in Whitehall for
the present.
The Woodman held dance Friday
evening.
Mrs. Edward Saxton is much improved
I'm health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
WINOOSKI.

The marriage OF Miss Gouillard to 10,
seph Forth was solemnzed at St Fran
els Xavier Church Monday morning at
ciated.
Corporation hall, Winoosk was crowd
ed to the doors last evening when Modera-
tor ID. y, Deavitt called the annual vii
lage meeting to order at 1870 O'Clock. Fully
400 voters We're present and more or
derby crowd seldom assembled in the vii
lage before.
The warning was read by the village
clerk, Henry Conlin, and upon motion
or r. Il. Bgwood the reports of the var
ious village officers were ordered accepted
with the exception of the tax recon-
mendation Of the trustees. The firemen
Ing poll tax for a period OF one year. 1t
was voied to pay all taxes directly to
the village treasurer.
Considerable discussion was had upon
the question OF providing suitable water
arrangements in case OF fire F. l., Lin
senmier moved that the trustees be EN-
powered 10 make n contract with the
village for a term OF years to
provide suitable water supply In case of
fire. Frank l.. Graves and Louis Mongeon.
and f.. III. Horton entered into heated
argument on the subject. Mr.. Horton
moved that the article be dismissed. Mr..
Graves cautioned the voters not to be TOO
hasty and TO use good Judgment In dealing
with the question. Mr.. Horizons motion
was turned down by an ays'and nay Voie'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
RIPTON.

Mr. ana MRS Aideh fiShef were called
20 East BetheI Iuesday ny the death o.
Mr.. t1sher sister, Mrs Minnie tfisheD
Spooner. Inc FUNERAL VIII ne held to-day.
IN" deceased was a naive OF TINS town
and had always lived mere until she was
married. she leaves father' one sister
Mrs Don stone, or Warren ana brother,
Alden Flsher' Jr' or thlS piace.-Edd' e
Hamolin, VINO mas oeen visiting IN town
the past week mas returned to his nom"
IN Worcester Mass.-Mrs. Anna Tucker
or Worcester Mass" - IN town.-Mrs.
Anna tucker mas sold her farm to James
ana Jason BILLINGS considerations *i"".
Jason billings Will occupy the house and
mas moved MS FAMILY there from the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
ESSEX CENTER.

The ladies of the Methodist Church will
serve supper at the church Thursday eve
ming from five until seven.-Mrs A bbie
Grace Is keeping house for II. T. Nichols
MIR Phelps has sold his farm 10 Mr..
Goodrich of Burlington and haS rented
the Mrs. Katherine Hanley place az
Buffers Corners.-Homer w. Parker has
rented of J. r. Hunt the farm formerly
carried on by his son, ", F.. Hunt.-Fred
May. who has been to California for his
health. has returned much improved
Mrs Ollie Tyler Is lll-Mr and Mrs o.
J. Remington Of Essex Junction visited
at L. J. Bixby's Sunday.
The ladies' Of the Baptist Church
will serve warm sugar and doughnuts
at thu church Thursday evening Miss
Blanch Dygert has opened a millinery
store at the residence of her mother
Fred Austin of Hiresburgh visited
his brother, Albert over Sunday.-The
T.. c. |. school commenced Monday with
II students, Mr. Gilmore, teacher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
HTNESBURGH.

Mrs. Robert Montgomery is illH. w.
Pierce had the misfortune to slip and
fall Thursday. injuring himself by strik-
ing on his chest. He suffered a serious
accident last all.--.AIrs. David Donahue
and daughter of StarksbOro. are with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Bis
sonctte.-Roy Montgomery Of Warren is
at home for a few days.-James Dover
is i'll at his sisters in Richmond Henry
Goodroe is taking his place as clerk in
II. NJ Hull's street.-the adjourned quar-
terly conference Of the board Of trustees
of the Methodist Crurch was held Fri
day morning. 4 unanimous vote of
thanks was extended to the pastor the
Rev. A. S. Clark. for his earnest labors
during the year and regret was express
cd a the termination Of his work here
The death from bronchitis occurred
Thursday OF Leighton Charles. i've
weeks old son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
BoStWick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

The Henry Family Theatre company
report n very successful season SO far,
especially so since they went into the
state OF New York last February. They
are playing IN the Adirondack section at
present, last week in Dantemora. and by
special invitation gave their famous
drama Darkness and Daylight" Friday
afternoon at tho New York State asy-
lum. for the benefit Of the inmates, about
three hundred IN number. The play
seemed 10 please the patients immensely.
applaudng the different points most
heartily Mr.. Henry has added two or
three new plays 10 his repertoire. play
ing RIP Van Wrinkle" very successfully.
The family expect to come to Long Point
where they will have their launches in
commission. They expect to close about
July LIST.
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ADDISON.

The Ladies Aid met az the vestry April
3. Tea was served. The next meeting will
be held April PA meeting of Grand
View Grange was held Friday evening
The first and second degrees were con-
ferred and Il progra mmc carried out-The
school at the Corners commenced April s
with Mrs Lillian Van Akin and Miss
Clara Smith as teachers. Clarence Bene-
dict and family are soon To move 10
George Spencer's farm. Mrs. Wright FL
mer has had a shock and her condition is
Gorham IS ill.-The Rev
II. n. White has just commenced his sew
enth year as pastor Of the church here
Sleighs were out Tuesday,-Mrs Lucy
Carr is very ill-No hopes are entertained
of nor recovery Melvin Burpee has
had n relapse.-Mrs. A. L. Gregory has
moved back to her farm.
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Rogers. IN Alburgh. Jennie Morgan
has returned to her school work in Brat
and Miss Stella Cove to Proctor. &C.
DIR. Russell and Horace Shattuck went to
Burlington Sunday night to he present at
an operation to he performed upon Mrs.
Shattuck Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashley Tarr left for their home in Wind
sor Monday.-The next meeting Of the
Aid society will no held Wednesday after
noon, April I7.-sugar makers had great
run OF sap the last OF last week.-There
was a regular blizzard Monday.
The schools began this week.
Charles Phelps has moved to tho
Chandler farm recently vacated by
Silas Kolsey.-Miss Nettic johnson is
in Whiting for n few weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-11
CHARLOTTE.

School has commenced in district
No. s with Miss Carlcne Wooster as
teacher.-Gcorge and Edward Edser-
ton returned from Starksboro Friday.
James Mcclure has moved into Wal
ter Coleman's house. Richard Dean,
Dartmouth. 90. Is at his home here
The school directors have organized
with George NJ Hazard chairman. clerk,
Scion A. Lewis; superintendent Mrs. l..
r. McKird.-Ahout eight inches of snow
fell Monday. William y. Root is out
again after his recent illness Merritt
Carpenter has been surveying for George
l.. Pease on his recent purchase of the
Burrows lot.-Niss Marie Gulick Of Bur
lmgton passed SUNDAY in town.-Thc
teachers training class met with Mrs. r..
II. Smith Tuesday evening, The Whist
club has their last meeting for the
season last evening schools commenced
generally Monday.--Miss Tina Deyette is
teaching school in ESseX.-A marriage
license has been granted for Rooney NJ.
Tucker and Miss Beulah Sampson both
of this town.. Harding ChcSmoro of
Jonesvillc passed Sunday in town.-Aifss
Sarah of Palmer is In Rurlington.-M
Losisa A. Iiubbell is In Burlington far a
few weeks.
% quiet and pretty wedding took place
at the nome of Mrs. Frank Humphrey
Tuesday at 10 a m. when her niece, Miss
Beulah Sampson and Arunah Tucker were
united in marriage by the Rev. H. c. Gu
lick. Only near relative were present.
Mr., and Mrs, Tucker left for a trip to
New York.-A daughter was born to Mrs,
Charles Thompson Monday evening. Ma
pie sugar and syrup Is being brought into
town IN large lots and of fine quality.
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MILTON.

Mrs. A. r. Landon and Mrs. F., W
Quinn arrived home Wednesday after the
winter in Florda.-Bert Miles and Mrs
Mary Rivers and little son Of Pennsyl-
vania, who came home to attend the flu
neral OF their mtoher. Mrs. NJ p Miles,
are passing some time in town.--Dr. and
Mrs. l.. c. Holcombe attended the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Hoicombes niece. Miss
Hatch, in ST. Adams Tuesday .--School be-
gan Monday for the spring term in the diff
ferent graded schools.-Y. g. Nay OF
Montpelier was in town tho first OF the
Week.-Mrs. Clairmond Wood returned
Wednesday afternoon from a weeks visit
in Montreal.-Three candidates were I'M
tiated at the last meeting Of Amitie Lodge
NJ. w A-Miss Elmira Demo has re
turned home after two months in Burling-