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MORPTSVrLT.E

A very pretty wedding took place NJ
The homo Of Mr. and MIS- j. y. Austih
at four o'clock Nedn' Sd1N, brc: -,
when Tullius Wing Of St JOINS
bury and Miss II. Manic '0"0or vera
united in marriage by the Rev. e. =.
St Clare. Miss FNelin Manning 81 IT
Johnshury was bridesmaid ANA clinton
T.. Cooper. Il brother Of the bride, VA
best man. 1t wr- a quiet affair, only
Immediate relatives ana friends being
present Those from out of town WhN
were present were Mrs wing of &C..
JOHN shury mother Of tn" groom, bliss
Fvelin Manning of 81. JOhnahurN, Sra
G. =. Haskell Of WOlcott and p =
Cooper of stowe, fethcr ~ the bride
Tho newly welded cuunlo went ~ Hoe-
ton Wednesday night. to New York Tri-
dan and sailed Seturdav NH OrMond
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. John carlton died Monday sitter
en- illness Of only four days vlth lron-
Chial pneumonia. Funeral services
were held nj the hous. Wnln"t19y
afternoon at l:3O o'clock, the Rev
OTTO Raspp officiating.
DR. A. A. Minott is moving his house,
hold goods to Johnson, where he has
purchased n home and will locate.
t'Iv,la Nied Florence
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BROOKFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs, A. ID. Reed visite1 nv
Reeds sister, Mrs. George Ford OF Brain
tree, last week,-School In district No. II
has been closed owing to the Illness Of
the teacher, Miss Jennie blanchard Of
West Brook7cld.-Miss Anna Clark Of
New York city.-Georgo Whcatley Of
|. V. NJ. and Ernest Wheatley, Lena
Whcatley, Bert Fullam, y. Hazel
sprague of Northhcld hiph; Glady s
Parker and Edna Sargent of Randolph
Normal are home for the holidays.
The officers OF the Grange are as fol-
lows: Master, II. H. Fullam: ovcrsccr,
Noah Frnk; lecturer, Mrs. Anna
Smith; steward, Robert Hall; chaplain,
and steward; Robert Eal;l, chaplain,
Ira c. Smith; treasurer, Frank l..
Lamson: secretary. Mrs. ). f. Folans-
bco; gate keeper, George Finch; Ceres,
Mrs. Mary Lnmson; Pomona, Mrs. Abb.e
Yaw; Flora, Mrs Emma Hall; assist
ant steward Mrs. Mable Holden;
pianist Mrs. I.ONlsc l.ansOn
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BRANDON

At the annual meeting Of the Meth
O1ist Sunday school, the following Of
icers were elected for another year:
Superintendent, Leslie A. Severy; as
sistant superintendent, Dana II. Nichols;
secretary, Miss Catherine Capen; treas
urcr Miss Jessie Sumner; librarians,
Miss Mildred Leonard and Mss Genie
Thomas.
William Nesht has moved 70 Forest
dale, where he will rcside in the future.
Mrs. L. u. Kldder who has been III
or several months. died Sunday Mt her
homo in leicester, Besides a husband.
she is survived by three daughters
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WATERBURY.

N""s has been received IN town of
ths depTn Of Mrs Timothy Morse jack
nun, that occurred Wcdncsdur tnoruinr
at tn" horir or her duuphtcr in Stowe
MIS- JHcknhu was bonn in this town 50
yoars ago ana lived noat Waterbury,
center during most OF her life s;h,.
was tWlc" rin1TleG Her first husband
dird 20 years np'n. Bcsidha her hrs
hhncr ffiroi ny f. .Jatl, unn, thu dcc"a.-
'd leaves thA daugh1ar, Mrs Morider
AlhTshalL, at whose hutuc she dlcd. ard
f'vo brothers, A1ouzo Morse Of North
hrld and Lucns Morse Of his town
Tho funeral OF Hiram Wrislev was
held Wednesday afternoon al two
o'clock a his late home a. Duxbu-v
Corners He died on December - ut
the advanced age OF 81 years Resides
q wife the deceased leaves two sons,
Frank and Mark of this town and Sow
cral daughters living In Burlington,
Waterbury and othcr parts Of the state
ID. W. Cooley of this place has taken
an option Of the land Mt the palisades
situated about two miles from Water
bury. on the WinoosAi river. He nlso
has options on the Jerome IIars farm
Dan Donovan farm a lot of land OF ten
acres belonging TO Mary HAYDEN. and
the John IaClair farm. Tho optiors. in
Guiding tho water privilege, amount to
less than $1,000. A competent engineer
h'tS boon making surveys. and /. is es,i-
mated that an electric plant can be- in
stalled which viii dc'plop Ing horse
power, The option on the entire lot OF
property Is made oUt for three months.
Charlcs Simond, who lives on C. G. u.
Graves's farm in Duxbury, met with q
pAinrul accident recently which will
confhc him TO the bed for several
weeks He was carrying corn down
stairs and when the bottom stem was
reached he slipped and fell In such a
way 20 to break one of his legs twice.
DR.. W. f. Minard was called.
AT the annual meeting of Mentor
lodge ]. Q. o. r, the following officers
wer" elected; n G., f. e. Campbell;
IT, w. j. Redmond; secretary, f. T.
JoslNn; treasurer, A. T. Foster. Tho
nHc"r9 will be installed next week
Tuesday evening at a Joint installa-
ton with the Emerald Rebekah lodge.
Miss JoRcphine Mute Of Essex June
ton was guest of her aunt. Mrs r.
c. Sheple last Friday afternoon. Miss
Mute has resigned her position at Es-
sex, and Is to leave next Monday Tor
Cnlifornin, where she is TO spend the
winter with hcr father w r. Nichols
+. II. Lyford finished work in f. l..
Knights stor" last Thursday He has
been engaged by S.rawbr'dgc s. Clothi.r
of Philadelphia as travelling ealoeman. He
is to start out the middle Of this week.
Bur!eich Lyford is to live in the home u
Charles Lease. Mr.. l.yford Will make
Waterbury his headquarters and plans
n .
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WATERBURY CENTER.

,r,Lf, I,a,,. ,u =, =
low oci ooy III the Mont
't''"' a. -io'l' pciler' IL spending
'dCi'''h at ho'he'-Mr' ana
''' "a ~ ''r'Hcy wore at JulIus Whit
NY 'h 'hr'"t''aS uay'-Alcnzo Hart,
l''9 len quiI' H. is reported be-
"@'S"n ana FANNY OF Mont
n."'' sp'nt is,'h"s al u. e. Hayess.-
49,, '1''e' an o'u ros'dent Oh the Center
1l. ip'cntiy at Aer hohe IN North
L. y" D. o5tef attended the
- '''ufIS meeting al Montpelier last
u''" uS --i-useho Eod1rey VINO is EN-
pa ~ r' ]" IL paper MN at RN"sate spent
oHi4s IiId5 WIN nus MOtAer.-Mr ana Mrs
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CRAFTSBURY.

william Wcbbcr lrft last week FOR Iras-
burgh FOR a few days visit.-E,lmcr STRAIT
ton and son attended the burial OF Alec
Daverson at East Hardwck last Monday:
-1oata StrattOn, music student nj
Goddard Seminary, favored the audience
at The Christmas Eathc"ing at the Mctho-
dist church last Monday evening with n
fine solo-Roy. Mr.. Stewart Of East
Craftsbury is seriously ill.-Alev p1vrr-
son from Lawrence. Mass, spent few
deys in town last weck.--Alhert bishop
Of the firm of Bishop Bros. left las. Sat
urday to visit his sister Mrs. Plat at
North Stratford, n. H.--Arthur and Ar
chic Shields IRE home from Hudson now
and expect to reme'n during the winter
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs, Norton
Clark Friday, Dec. 30.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

temperature fnr tile last ~ years The
maximum WIS IS on tho 9Th ana thn
minimum WIGS II on che 18th. THE prcoi1.-
itnttm (rnn nnd mnltnd snnwD amnmtteu
tn BIB indhes, thu average Deconibcr
rrenipitEtiun Tnr ~ yHury imiug Q ~ inches.
IiIe Furwfpil mnntmtad IN g35 iuhi,g, Hnu
t1ern worn ton 1r;Ips or nuDw nm fin,
Ground mt tll" dloHe of tho month. Tho
prevailing d'r'ctinn Of tie wind wnH l1nrtn
una Tho n'uNtmum vdlucitv WIZ 40 milns
r''r hnur fTum fhn northwest on tho 1ei
EUin ~ HuOw fnil on II Days and tir,
Ndnth wns mndc up n two dlenr five
purity cinudy una ~ cnuly duys. show
ing an unusual amount Of cluudiuess. An
atirrn WINS uutod on filn 1Gth, solar hnlos
on the Sth, nth ana 18th and sloct I'm thr
9Th, Eth 2tgt uud gtst
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page Thrce.)

Cole and wife Of Marshfeld visited Mrs
~olr's mother. Mrs Bots,v r,yi,,
over Sunday.--At recent nicotine,
the Methodist Sunday school woa RIO.
ORGANIZED for 1907. The officers are; sppor-
intcndent w. O. Davis: assistant sunor-
lhtendent f. n. Morse; secretary.
Mary Llntner treasurer, Gustavus Fisher.
librarian, Mary Hubbclf; orgarst. Ger.
trude. Davis.-Miss Muricl Mills If AIhonv
r8as guest Of her aunt, Mrs. u. Dawson
the last of the wcck-Milo Barnard Of
Chdcrhill Is spending the week AT the
hrnc Of his sister, Mrs Frank rdntncr
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cutler December s0.-AhouY 20
couples attended tho NJ w. \. hali Now
Years owe and trrpcd the light fantastic
toe until an carly hour New Years morn
Ing. An oyster supper was scrvct.-Mss
blanche Hubbard or White River Juno
tion and Mr. Whcelcr Of Concord. n. H..
were united IN marriage At the homo Of
the brides parents. Charles Hubbard and
wife New Years owe. Tho Roy. ]. n. Mills
performed the ceremony, twas aninformal
Amir. oNIy ~" family Of thu hritlo Nr-
Ing present. The happy coupir took the
T;3o train for Boston. They VIII reside
in Concord. n. H.-Lcon Gallup has
position with II. +. Munspn IN Morris
Vile Mrs Maria Lodue Of Randolph Is
visiting Mrs Sarah Lnrraheo. 81 Carroll
Graves of Montpelier IS visiting his
brother. charles this wrok.-O. ]. Put
nam and Mrs. Matte Turl'rr and son
visited Mrs. Turh,r's mother Mrs.
Hobart Folsom, New Years INY.-MrS.
Harry Davlson passed "Wednesday IN
Norrievillc tho guest Of M. William
1-tton.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Iintno" ravea
watch party ~ their home Monday evcN-
ing to n few friends In honor Of Mrs.
Intncr's brother, Milo BARNARD. I'Eht
were servod-Iumhering Is
mot rs hrlsli s nsmal 1T this ti,Ne.
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II and round 1t had tuberculosis. Mr..
White lost his COW AMI Is making
arrangements to have his herd tested.
1t ia lc1rIied hcrc that Lr. koycs,
who lately removed 10 Chicopec. Ma IS. ),
HIS tho dropsy ami is in % low and
prccTriou cor,litiop. IT Is feared tiElt
itp cSinrnt re-10Vcr.--T1imas }. AGluBs
rs at home for short vacation. ice
expects to 20 u New York ca b1Ist-'
ness noNt Saturday.
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ORANGE CUUN.iY
RANDOLPH.

A quiet wedding took place Wcdne sday
| the 9sth ut tho Methodist Church par
sona.ge when WILLIS WhittlScr ard Miss
Laura Marsh, BOTH OF Bethel, w-1Na unit
@d in marriage Ivy the 1tov. Xeroplior,
Fowler. Tito coupe lot imms diatcIy al
ter the ceTcnlcny on t,cir wedding triy
to Montreal after whicn they will make
their home IN Bethel
Miss Edith Marcott left Friday for Hos
ton, whern she intends W study music
fnr II month undnr tim instruction OF
Arthur Fnotc Miss Beatrice PhncN, n
pupil nf Miss M1ranti wr,t with her tn
play before Mr. FINITE.
The fircrncn held their 18th annual
concert and ban m tho Dubois 4 Gag
han Friday night, December ~. rhn
dance wfi,h hnd tho grcnfest attend
pnco in vcirrs lasted untfl morning. An
urchestrp of seytn pieces ana directed
by TrHnk PhfGlire furnished rnusin
THO grand ma1ch WINS I'D by n. C. Buck
nnH wifi" Of this place ana Mr.. ana Mrs
Alec. Eddy of Northncld c. W. Hnv-
ward SERVED ~ COUPLES with sumner ~
IN" Randolph Inn. Among those who
attcndcd tNc dnuce from ont of town
were Mr.. ard Mrs ". A Phi11ins
George Cross, A.. n. NEcCa1-y and Frank
Bicl1ne11. a1l OF Northfleld, and Trfd
Bryan OF Waterbury,.
The friends and members Of tho O.
A.. T. ana w u Co. rendered rcHep-
ton I" Mr' and Mrs n G. Br1c" In Ed
sons HAN on the event or thrlT 'oth
wedding anniversary Monday night
'nccmotr H. in spltF OF IN" inc!eua-
en'T OF the wF2''heT there WAS @ lnr&e
nufnpor pTes''l' 2hd Inc OLD couple Werr
nl'iue haPTF ny we Ellis AnN r"2lenl-
orS''F'S 81 men Irlehos- AhNse out "l
Wv" W'" A..,.o" inc vent WEE
'''S H..N az" "" u'"s,
l'"iH"hr' Ma -, r"'4V
~ ~
~, 4'u i''-II.H W -. ~.
~, l'''''7 '-'' sun Va Gus
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.ELMORE.

A tramp after sponging !s board nj s.,
ID, Eldred's Sunday night attempted to
leave without settling whom Mrs. l1ldred
threw his coat down cellar md showed
him out doors and locked tho door-Mrs
George Wiltshire died in Morrisv!lle sun
day at 0 a, m. her remains were placed
In the vault to await the arrival of her
friends.-S. D. Eldred Is to open a hotel
IN the spring, called Lake Elmore Hotel
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KATNFIELn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny cutler Of Barre ar
Visiting hts father, c. G. Cutlnr.-Mrg.
Juhtinu Ernt una 6risB 1fuhAl rnturuod
10 MnntrriioT IN Vtndno stlVy.-Thn Rev.
E w. Smith was in East Cnrinth tho
FIRST OF TIM wcek.-AtsR I4pG12 s,;nnnr nf
Alnrrtpellor is writing at Ezekiel ski.
ror'".-Mr una Mrs. Dr. Mc-;n' of Mon.
pelicr recently visited friends ana rall-
ives In towrc-l"ury or ~ cpuplc7 At
tended Landlord T,9Vmond'a N"w Years
ball and report tho 1ucs' Lall of the sro-
N1rl
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Normal resumed work Wcdncs-
day after n ten days, vacation. The
Seminary commences next week Tues
day.-MArtin l.. Washburn and wife Of
san francisco called on friends about
here Sunday, Mr., WHshburn Is obllg-
ed TO go to New York and Washington
on business for his company but oxpects
to return ard visit friends before he
returns to CGliiornia,--LIouis Stock
ings OF Waterbury, Conn and Miss
Adclino Gray Of the Normal have been
spending the holidays at the "Old
Homestead, Mrs, Ellen O'Grady and
children of RoSbury returned homo
Thursday after spending Christmas
with her parents. John Bolln and wife.
C, l. White sold II fa. COW to Mr..
Litchfield last v,a--,r. ,sha slarghtered
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MORGAN,

Mr. and 9lrs. Hslt %h"s!ltr spent C[hris--
ruaA in ioTytr Cnn@da~-g. A. Grag IS Te7r
sick and 1t Is do1tffrN II 3" ever renoV-
crz.-11,,Tnce Mathews nfas bean aai'e
SRI but "a On tho f71@1---C-- c. Elliot1 IS
Quit" badly uS@d un o. afscnHm1 OF a
aeT'ious fall n fsw days a5ro.-Jho grad
uNaHs or th@ graded schools, being tho
cl-St-s Of Tal-f~- met nj r l.. Holmes
on "Wednesday overi7g Dsce,7la,er II and
formed 2 Sc rin1y for mutual hr9as1s and
pleasure \ fine oystnr supper was sc-1-eS
r. NJ. a-d Mrs.. pnl-ae.s and after sup
rcT, Mr. Holmes Offered 10 give them an
oyster su1Dcr e2ery year uctIl thsy found
a better oystc- cook. an Offer that Was
or, .s4+s "a z-f-b chnars
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ORLEANS COUNTY
LOWELL.

stephen Tar'in is passing q few days
in Derby DiuH+--C!. j. Powers has gone
IN Stuncharu, Mass., whore lie has our-
liluymont.-&. G. ciullaGur ~ IN New
Nurk on business rhis week Mrs
William Hndgemun WIS cuIlnd to Man
chester, N. FL. Uriduy ,,y tho Fitness OF
II sistcr.--Itarry WcLluan returned to-
dartmouth Muuduy.-.hlcx DcbtuiB
has rented >tha C'Jwnn ten.ment.--
Clarence Stnuunrd returned from Fitch
Fay Canada. ln,it"rt T. with t's hr,G4.
Formerly Miss Maudn Whar,.N they
viii gD to keeping hetusH in r.. +. s'trr-.
ia vd'g feupure,r
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VI sovre Of 1872 and Cant L. y. TYliotson
OF Company ", scored 173, bit he was
oarret1 from the contest because he ita al
the cup tho previous wear.
Michael ami Joseph Triton, the twp
lHyrinns WHO were arrested last Wed
Eresttay 'ovniiingtthargc1 with alternating
the affections 5f AIRS. RON aror~o or
burlington, their daughter and sistat
wore released from Jail Saturday aftrp-
mon. Airs. Genrrn hrs cpnsontn1 to
return tn Burlington ana livn with hor
husband, and l1ecuupe Of this fant y. a.
Bullurd df burlington, counsel for NJ.
George in the alienation s,i't for S5,00p.
telophonah Sheriff. Tracy tn release Tim
men. RI Mrrl cicnrgo continues to 1.-Two
with her husband legal proceedings IN
this Casn viii caaqn
Thu nrwtv olectnd ofIirers Of STAN
nurd luds,o, Now England order Of Tro-
tection, IRE: Wurden Mrs. r. r. Kelton;
vict-wHrdan, Mrs George W Klhhy:
c1urlntn, Mrs A. f. FIHrtwelt; rccnrd-
ing scrret'sT'H, W. ! 1hwrcnce:; nnnnciIl
aecretrr-S n. s. whoptley'; r,"asiirnr,
T'run'k II. Smith; guide, Mrs I r. wat
ermnn; guardian. MrG. ". l. Ih v-rcrca;;
repro suntnttves to IN" GRIND lodge, ~
he held IN BrattllDuro u'1u April, Mrs.
j1HnE r. K"ltnn, il. O. kchL, .. w.
KIhlg nnd Irfnk il. sfrn'1h l'h@ rorol
rsrsTn htrt'A'lp tF this lods" ~ r9~ ZDN.
StnA; 1Tf.r''rtts" II H. Di"Ta'- hi7 iA%'hh
uut thH Relative cost oi TIRE ScNTte ana
li~riFG 1Nlr1nE me re'ent SESSION 10
laSrr'7e OF Rofr5s IN iaI-V'S COS, ''aA S1H]@
'e'"s'D1N "1I9 Tho ~ 'Sf+F O. SG'c
s99natN ~sre t5t-'5.-'' fle COS %" I'In-
-7i-v Tho 1snri.A of r,s----es,rT7 - ives in
IS'4 W'4S S''-I'>~7A ana ''1 '@@ e3''S-'' 80
"bl"-
III MotsS 2 pTo1'2l'l .''1 '"'1'e' Oh foaSt
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MARSHFIELD.

Miss Stella Brown was at home to
spend Chris mas.-Georec Drew mas ln-
ished saving his lunlhor.-Mss Grace
Brown is at home from Hyde Park for
q short visit with her parents and
friends
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WATTSFIELD.

L. f. Savage of Proctor was in town
over sunday on short visit to his
father T.. NJ. SavaEc.--At the regular
meeting of the valley Lodge, No. Is,
l. O. O. r.. held saturday evening,
December 18TH the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
n G.. +. L. story; :. G., W. 9. Joslyn:
recording secretary, j. ID. Thoml son;
financial secretary, Geo. W. Wallace;
Treasurer, e, II. buckley 1t is pro-
posed to hold a joint public installation
of the Ghlcers of this lodge ana Of
Maple Eebekph Lodge about he 18th
Of January }. Greene is in town
from Hanover y. H., making a New
Years call on friends and relatives
hrrc.--A union service was held sun
day morning at the Conversational
church and was addressed by G. J.
Ferguson of Burlington in the intor-
csts of Anti Saloon League, of which
lie is the state supcrIntcudent--H. G.
Gleason ana James NJ, Thompson of
Montpelier arc I'm town for tow days
visiting with their Parents and other
fricuds,--rho annual meeting of the
Watershed and Fayston Telephone
company for the election OF officers
and other important business will be
held on Tuesday. january Sth at ten
o'clock \. NJ iu the Grand Army Han.
Tic members of the AiuSworth Post,
No, &c, c. \. r., win celebrate the saith
anniversary of their orHauizauon on
Wednesday. January ., with their
usual family visit and dinner to be
held at the yostry Of the Congregations
al Church. The post extends as III
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FAYSTON.

Horny Casey and flmIly haVe moved
into Mrs, l.. Grilfth's house, vacated by
J, Il. Thompson.-M Isabelle Smith is
seriously ill.-A larra number of people
are having the grp,-.P, r, Carroll, Mrs,
l. II. Carroll Of Warren and Mrs. Ceorg-
ia A. Gardner OF Miidlebury visited at
-. u. and y. A. BRAGG last Thursday.-
Miss Hattie Fitzpatrick OF Montpelier Is
he,e to help care fer Mrs isabelle Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-03

After a heavy meal take couple
Of poau's Rogulcts, ana give your
stomach, liver and bowels the help they
VIII need Rcgulotg hiring easy, regu.
lar passa yes Of che bowels
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-03-06

Together With certain unnumbsred tract Of
land lying. being and situated IN the Orig
thereof, said tract being bounded on the
South b. Maple street, on the East By Sixth
e: Mort. q III: n .ns Linz q. Of s
~ the vest line Of the Original Town Of Lamar.
Toseshsr With certain unnumbsred tract Of
land situated in the Original Town Of Lamar.
G 20 shoEn upon the plat e said Tom =
is and Santa f. R.ila.y Compsny, sad trsst
Original Town Of Lamar. on the south By the
Ss.s By the ssss line q Second ssr.s; IN said h
Town. and on the north By linz lying psrailel
track The i *: R ns OF ra ssi T .as
sand.sd .ad s ~: so: :oa.s
Ths Xtshison. fefsfs and s:nss +. R"ilvs ~
Company described a. follows, to-wit: Com
mencins At the southeast corner Of Block
said corner being situated on the North line Of
the right-ofyay Of The Atchison. Topeka and
hs We. nm. ~
track e A.shi:on; TopsLs md s. , u Raj;
csnter line of said Railway q distance q siI
hundred and eighty ESQ, feet: thence North.
teen Do in said Original Town Of Lamar
Top.rs and s.as: +. Iva COM ns
and eighty te0u) fest 70 tho point of beginning
also that certain portion Of the right-of-way 81
The Aschisou Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company more particularly described as fol
lows, to-wit: Commeneing at the Northeast
corner Of Block Twenty -four (34) in the Origi-
nal Town Of Lamar, said corner being situated
on the South line of the right-of.wsy of The
Atehinson. Topeka and Santa Pc Railway Com
pany, running thence Northwardly at right
angles to said South line Of said risht-of-way to
son. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
thence Westwardly along the center line Of said
main track . distance of Three hundred 1901
ner of Block Twsnty-four CAY in said Original
Town theeee E.stwsrdiz along the South lins
and Santa Fs Railway Company . distance Of
Three hundred (soo) fest to the place Of begin
ming.