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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-09-11
FOURTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

Under the direction of John
M. Anglin, The Jackson House
is entering into its Fourth Sue
CeSSful Year. This year the
Management will spare no pains
to exceed all others, as many
necessary Improvements have
been made to make everything
comfortable and convenient for
it's guests. Table served with
everything the market affords.
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MILTON.

Cyrus Holcomb died Thursday MORN
ing at the residence OF his son, Or. Il.
c.. IIolcomb, after short Illness OF
were held at the residence at 1890 Sat
urday utter which the remains were talk
en- to Isle LaMotte, his former homo,
where the funeral services were held
Sunday morning at the Methodist Church
of which he was a member with inter-
ment there.
The funeral of Cyrus IIoicombe was
held at the residence Of his son, Dr. l..
c. Holcombe Saturday at 1920 II. m.
The Rev. +. T.. HerrlcE officiatcd as
sisted by the Rev NJ. II. Ryan. Members
of the Congregational choir sang. The
body was taken to Isle La Motto, his old
home, and was accompanied by his son
and wife. DIR. and Mrs l.. G. Holcombe,
and his daughter. Mrs. George Deuel. OF
Evansville, III. Tic nterment was at Isle
La Motto on Sunday.-MHrk Ryan has re-
turned from Florida, whore he passed
the winter.--John Rhodes of St Adams
was the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Archie
Perry, over Sunday.-Mrs. Perley Hewey
and infant daughter of Fairfax have been
passing a fcw days with Mr. Hewey' 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, o. II. Hewey.-
r. Z. Fairchild Is moving to Belchertown,
Mass.
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WINOCSKI.

Mrs. Albert Courtois died Tuesday
morning at her home on. West Spring
street after an illness of about five days
with pneumonia. Mrs Courtois was
born at ST. VALERIE, Canada. and came
to this village with her family about
one year ago. She Is survived by q
husband, and nine children, four sons,
Edward. Donat. Alfred, Phillip. and
five daughters. Misses Mary, Zenaide,
Emma, Aurelia, Leoneda. all of this VII
lage. She also has sister, Miss Clar-
isa IIoule. and three brothers Leon,
Philip and Joseph. all of St. Valliere.
Canada. The remains will be taken to
Victoriavile, Canada, this morning.
Franklin Carr, the man who was arrest
ed by officer Bergeron Tuesday evening
for intoxication, was arraigned in JUS
tlce court yesterday morning and pleaded
guilty. He was fined s. and costs. but
will serve the alternative sentence of ten
days in jail
The funeral of the three year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Poitevin was
held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
from St'Franc!s Xavier Church The
service was conducted by the Rev. J. f.
Audet.
The funeral of Theophile. the three
year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Be
dard, was held from St. Francis Xavier
Church yesterday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev. ]. F. Audet offlciated
The poem sociabe given In the parlors
of the Congrega tional Church last even
ing by the Ladies' Aid society was largely
attended and proved to be the novelty
of the season.
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ing by the Rev. Leigh Diefendorf. Fifty
or GO friends witnessed the ceremony
which was followed by wedding supper
Miss Adelaide Morrill,, q sister OF the
bride, was tho maid OF honor and Mr..
Sheldon OF Swanton was the best man.
The bride received many pretty wedding
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster have gone 20
Boston and New York The groom has
large interests In northern New York and
they will make their home in that part of
the country for the present.
Mrs Ellen Lavell of Talcott has had
a shock and Is very low.--The Rev. Mr..
Kent arrived Friday.--Barton Bradley
of Richmond was in town Saturday,
Henry Patten is i'll with rheumatism
Mrs A. r. Page and Miss Estella Met
calf were in Burlington Saturday.
The Rev Mr.. Kent was i'll with
asthma Sunday and unable to preach
Mrs Pryor returned from Montpelier
Monday.-'Miss Mae OBrien of Burling-
ton passed Sunday with her parents
The remains Of Mrs. Mary Farrmont
were taken from the vault and buried
April 80 in the East cemetery. Daniel
Mcmahon will work for Mr.. Arms this
season.-There is very little change In
the condition OF Mrs. Lavel, who suf-
fered n shock a week ago.-Mrs. Antoine
Lashua has been very III, threatened
with pneumonia
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HINESBURGH.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Fred Tracy, April 23.-Francis Dover
Is teaching school in No. State Super
intendent NJ. 9. Stone Will attend the
high school commencement exercises
June and give an address.--All farm
work Is very backward owing TO the
cold and rain.--A covered driveway
has been built on the south side OF the
creamery.--H. NJ. Wilson has moved
into Mrs. Harriss house in the village
Eugene Redmond on Mrs Seymour
Pierce's place tapped 800 trees and
made 1,4O0 pounds Of sugar which has
been nearly all sold for - cents a
pound.-A letter from DR. c. f. Mer-
RAM says that he has accepted a posi-
ton in California and that he Will
leave Rochester for that place soon
John Stafford Rowell started for Calf
fOrnia Monday-The graduating class
of the high school assisted by other
members of the school will give an
entertainment in the town hall Friday
evening consisting of the drama "Silas.
the Chore Boy" and music by Mead's
orchestra.
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CHARLOTTE.

A. A. Byington is improving in health.
There has been n general run Of Ger
man measles in toWn.-Prof. Frank II.
Thorp and Mrs. Thorp of the Institute
of Technology, Boston, made John H.
Thorp short visit last wcel.--The high
way leading west from the o. c. Palmer
farm Is In unusually bad condition this
spring. Tho Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Falby Wednesday afternoon.--The
teachers training class met with
Mrs. l.. r. Mcneil Tuesday evening"
Miss Margaret Whallev who has be m
confined to the bed for some time by
Illness. Is improving sowly.-N1rs. Ira L.
Burroughs. who has been passing some
time in Waltham, IS now at horne Farm
work generally has not been so back
ward in years. With the exception Of
here and there an upland piece, no
ground has been sowed or potatoes plant
ed. The continued wet weather is fav-
bic for pastures ana meadow land.
Young stock has been turned out to pas
ture in a few instances. John Curtis has
moved into the tenement on the O. G.
Palmer farm and will work for the sea-
son for Henry A. Palmer.-David Parker
is building a new house on the site Of
the one burned on the Shelburne road
about two miles north of Baptist Cor
ners
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for treatment for her eyes. Mrs. c. p.
Driscol of New York came and took the
body to her old home in Tallmadge, Ohio,
where the funeral services will be held
Miss Pearl Freeman of Burlington was the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l..
Freeman, over Sunday.-Miss Agnes Glea-
son has gone to Montpelier to teach
school.-Ford Freeman of Burlington was
In town Saturday. w. #. Tilley is
visiting relatives in Burlington.
Miss Helen Kimball has returned from
Williamstown, where she has been the
guest Of friends for several weeks.--Miss
Blanche Varney OF Starksb6ro is visiting
Miss Grace Towne.--At the annual meet
ing OF North Star Lodge, n. e. A. NJ, the
Following officers were elected: w. NJ,
Harry Ellis; 8. W, A. r. Crandall; J..
W., Dr. II. II. Seeley; treasurer, A. c.
Berry, secretary, G. @. Austin; s. D..
w. w. Miller; J. D., I. r. Towne; s. S.,
N. Church: J. s., J. w. Berry; chaplain,
George Bartlett; marshal, Edward Brad
ley; tyler, John Morton; financial COM
mlttee, r. e. Jones, NJ. n. Dlmick, G.
d. Warren. A banquet was served.-A
son was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Lynch.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Sarah A. Chapn, widow of Al
bert NJ Chaplin, died Sunday forenoon
at eleven o'clock at the home of her son.
W. f. Chaplin. in the 18th year of her
age. Mrs. Chaplin had been in poor
health for the past two or three years
and for the past seven years had been
crippled because OF broken hip. Mrs.
Chaplin had lived most Of her life in this
town. She was a member OF the Metho-
dist Church. She is survived by son
and daughter W. +. Chaplin of Essex
and Mrs. G. L. Humphrey of Burlington,
a brother, Judge G. S. Palmer OF Burling-
ton, and a sister. Mrs William Troll
lnger. who resides in Missouri.
The funeral was held Wednesday at
ternoon at one O'Clock at the home of
her son with burial in the village Gene
terry.
Mrs. James Warner has gone to live
with her daughter, Mrs c. A. Nichols
Miss Edith Thompson and Miss Eva
Nichols have finished their work at the
orphans home and have returned home
Mrs. G. E. Bixby, who has been in Shell
burne caring for Mrs. Walter Webster,
has returned Dennis Burns has bought
the Elsie iluntley store and lot which is
occupied by s. A. Thompson and Will take
possession soon.-S. Pratt Of Colchester
visited at A. w. PackGuett's Saturday and
Sunday.-L. j. Bixby is confined to the
house with rheumatism.-Miss Lena
Pacquctt. who is teaching school at
Champlain. was at home Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah p. Chaplin
was held yesterday afternoon at one
o'clock at the home Of her son, W. +,
Chapin. The Rev Mr.. Brown of the
Methodist Church offcated and a mixed
quartctte rendered three selections. A
large gathering Of relatives and friends
paid last tribute to the deceased. Tho
bearers were two brothers, Simeon Paine,
of Underhill and Judge g. s. Palmer OF
Burlington. son and sOn-in-law. w. F
Chaplin and G. f. Humphrey of Burling
ton, and two grandsons, c. r. and A. r
Chaplin Of Essex. Interment was in the
village cemetery.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Ethan Allen lodge, No ., +. & A. NJ,
elected the following officers Thursday
night: W, NJ. l. f. Huntley; S. w, Guy
w. Bailey; ]. W. j, III. Viele; treasurer,
o. $. Nichols; secretary, +, w. Woods;
s. D., N. A. Wood ]. D., c, w, Barney;
S, s., r. o, Mudgett; j, s., arthur
Brown tyler, J. l.. Palmer; marshal,
Ray Hard.
walter Osborne has rented the Tar
box farm and has bought several fine
Jersey cows to stock the place. Mr.
Osborne recently resigned his position
at the grist mill of william b. John
son & Son. where he was for some
time. Mr.. Lahash succeeds Mr.. o.
borne at the grist mill and r. =. Smith
takes the place of Mr.. Lefiash
The 18th annual village meeting was
held Saturday afternoon and the follow
ing officers elected: President. William II.
Humphrey; clerk, George s. Eastman. The
resignation OF F. II. Parker and ]. e.
Donahue as trustees were accepted and
T. e. Bowman and Il. NJ. Whitcomb elect
ed to the vacancies, W. w Smith and II.
w. Ring We're elected trustees for two
years; treasurer, Homer d, Drury; col
lector, j. II. Douglas; auditors, l.. NJ
Hays, David Yandow. r. O. Midget;
chief of fire department, II. w. Ring;
first assistant. W. p. Wiley; second as
sstant, David Demag, The designations
Of William b. Johnson. A. b. Yandow
and Allen Martin as water commissioners
were accepted and George II. Clark. w.
b. Nichols and George w. Allen were
named to succeed them. thoir several
terms OF office expiring In lsQs. 1910 and
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JERICHO.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington has returned
from Waterbury.-Miss Gertrude Hanley
Of Cambridge has been visiting Miss
Winifred McLane.-Mtss Florence Hurl-
but has been at home for few days
Mrs. Ellen Percval, Mrs. Frank Percival
Charles Z. Percival and Mrs. b. S. Mar
tin We're in Oakland Friday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. D. d. Judd.-Miss Flor
ence Bicknell of Chicago is at home for
a week.A daughter was born Saturday
TO Mr.. and Mrs =. S. McGibbon.-The Rev
c. b. Atwood. pastor Of the second Con-
greSational Church Is enjoying a two
weeks vacation. Before his return he
Will visit In Boston Mass, and in Port
land, Maine. During his absence there
will be no preaching at tho Congregational
Church but Sunday School will meet at
the usual hour,-Frank Krewet of ST
Micheals College was in town over Sun
day.-The social ut the Baptist parson-
age Friday evening Melted the young
peoples society about SOY. G.. Nay and
A. d. Cochrane We're at their homes over
Sunday.-Mr, Sinclair Of Jeffersonvlle
was In charge Of the station Friday. while
c. =. Percival was In Oakland.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will be entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs, Ellen Percival.--A daughter
was born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Harty
Hanley.-Mrs.L. H. Chaplin was called to
Aborcorn Thursday by the death of her
brother.-Miss Steigman OF Hartford,
Conn, is at Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. McGib-
bon's.-Miss Mamie Carroll of the John
son normal school was at home over Sun
day.-Mr. Diamond is moving into the
Percival house near the depot.
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RICHMOND.

Samaritan lodge Of I. O. o. F., and
Queen Esther lodge OF Rebekahs Will
observe the SSth anniversary oil the
founding of Odd Fellows in America
Sunday evening when they will march
to the Congregational Church whore
an address appropriate to the occasion
Will be given by the Rev. Francis KIM
ball.-Several from here were in Bur-
lington Thursday to hear w. j. Bryan
Mrs. Bert Brassor of Bellows Falls
was aNecent guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jude Brassor,-Mrs. John
Richardson has returned from Waits
field where she has been the guest Of
relatives for several days.-Miss Nir-
ginia Mitiguy, who has been confined
to the house by illness for several days.
is convalescent william j. Bryan
made short speech from the car
Thursday evening when en- route to
Montpelier-Mr. and Mrs +. H. Shep-
ardson, Mrs. c. II. Pine, Mrs. =. III.
Sudarsky, Mrs. F.. p. Treat. Mrs. r., H.
Freeman and Mrs. Walston were In
burlington Friday William Shonyou
returned last evening from Milton
where he has been the past week,-The
iibernians held meeting In Foresters
hall last evening.-Chnrles cameron
left Thursday for Maine where he will
remain during the summer.
Mrs. w. w. Miller Is visiting In Ran
dolph'-Mr, and Mrs. Ira Towne have
moved into the house recently
vacated by C. w, McGarghan
j. w. McGarghan was In town
over Sunday.-Mlss Josephine Pierce,
who has been making her home with the
KEY ana Mrs, +. p. Treat died suddenly
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Buring-
ton Friday afternoon where she had gone
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY. MAY 2 1907.

1911 r. O. Mudgett was reelected water
commissioner for five years. Mrs l.. p.
rhayer was elected library trustee for
five years. A tax OF & cents on the dol
lar of the grand list was voted. IT was
voted to pay the village librarian $G. The
matter Of installing a sewer system was
laid on the table by large majority. II
was the most largely attended and warm
est meeting held for several years
The programme for the seventh annual
rally of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the Lamoille association. which is to
be held at the church here Wednesday.
May 3, follows: At o:45 a. M, devotional
service, led by s. T.. Curtis, Colchester;
1913 A. m, welcome by the PASTOR re-
sponse 1920 a. m, reading of letters and
reports from societies; 10:45 a. m, address,
principles That Baptlsts stand For, ana
Why They Should BE Taught Our Young
People" the Rev. f. ID. Penney, Burling-
tom 1:l5 a. m. address. How Our Young
People Can Aid the Pastor in His Work.
the Rev. J. s. Brown, St. Adams; discus
sion led by tho Rev. J. T. Buzzel, COL
chester; 80 p. m, pastors conference, led
by the Rev. n. A. Wood 300 p. m. praise
service, led by the Rev. A. Locke Hines
ports Of officers; election of officers; $3.50
p. m, three papers on practical work of
the committees, devotional committee by
Mrs Frederick Emerson, Jericho; men,
bership, by r. A. Dyke Burlington, So
cial. by Charles Champion, Jr., st. AL
bans; discussion led by the Rev. Frederick
Emerson Jericho; 4:l5 p. M. address,
How our Young People May Become In
terested In Missionary Activity the Rev
A. f. Uford, Fairfax; 4;b, p. M. address,
our Accomplishment of Personal WORK.
the Rev Silas T. Perry. R,chford; ilo D.
M, praise service led by the Kew Thomas
Adams, Georgia; report OF committees ana
unfinished business; 7:f5 y. M, roll call OF
societies; 500 p. m. annual sermon sub
iect; Fatal Stop Overs, the Kew. George
K. stair. Middlebury; closing consecra"
ton service.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSBURY.

The SSth anniversary of the establish
ment of the Odd Fellows fraternity was
observed by Caledonia Lodge Friday
nig.t. The address by the Rev. J. A.
Dixon of Bradford was an eloquent pre-
sentation Of the principles of the order
the speaker drawing many illustrations
of It's spirit from the ISble. A rich musical
programme was provided with vocal solos
by Mrs Harry NJ. Cross, piano solos by
g. Frank Harris and flute solos by Leon
Batcheder of Boston, a former StJohns-
bury boy. There was a good attendance
and a most apprecatve audience.-The
gross receipts from Col. Bryan's two adj
dresses here were nearly $3.50 and he had
the largest audiences here OF any place
thus far on his New England tour He
is the third presidential candidate that
has visited st. Johnsbury in the past rs
years, the others being Horace Greeley
AMI Benjamin II. Bristow.
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UNDERHII.L.

Levi Cushion is seriously III with pneu-
nonia. His daughter, Mrs. Frel Fuller,
Is caring for him.-Miss Florence Bick-
nell Of Chicago University called on
friends in town Tuesday.-The regular
May day dance was held at the &. a. r.
hail "Wednesday evening and the Relief
Corps furnished supper-Mss Hazel
KNIGHT Of the L. V. NJ passed several
days with her parents this week.-HIrs.
l.. C. Fowler has returned from ST.
Adams where she was called Ivy the
serious illness OF her mother, Mrs Finn.
Miss Florence Terrll has returned -
st. Adams having accepted the position
OF head nurse in the St, Adams hospital
Stuart Grace of Burlington is visiting hs
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Ed
rfa
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SWANTON.

Frank Martin better known a. "Gl1
Eye" Martin, took the center of the sta
as n Young dosroraio by standing ofe
| constable ana several citizens at Z
point of a revolver late Friday ar,
noon. Martin has been employed i'm .
loading rooms of the Robin Hood a
munition CO.. and was suspected of he'
ing himself % cartridges Armed with
search warrant Constable W J. No,
and Warren Austin states attorna
representing the company, with Fr
Brow, hackman. drove to Martins re
dence on Pine street on tho way Mar
scorchod past them on a bicycle "a
when they entered the house he W
boarding up n culby hole under Il
stairs. but consented TO stop worl, WA
the warrant was read. Then to Il
stable kicked off the boarding, oraw1
into the hole and found four 25-pou|
bags of shot that had never been opeu|
and a large quantity Of loaded shell
When he came out Nolcy found Mari
holding Austin up under the muzzle
a gun while he told him what he thouI
of him for butting in ON an honest 4
zen. The constable induced the man
put up his revolver. the several hu|
red pounds &C plumber was loaded Il
the team and Martin was ordered 10
company thom. Instead ~ complying
whipped ont his gun and With the thrl
70 shoot the heads of thA whole bud
glass eve" backed IF into the lots 4
disappeared. A warrant for arrest u
then procured and Constable Nuley. \
putty Sheriff James and Policeman Hl
ter searched that section Of the villaI
but were unable to locate the a. perl
and It is thought he cleared for Canal
The Grand Avenue Hotel Will proba|
continue open under the management,
w, r. Pencil, an agreement haNu- J. |
reached under a no license basis h-tVl
the proprietor and the owner. VIVA
Smith Of ST Armand. Il was genera
understood up to yesterday that
house would close when the bar shut
There will be a game of ball SaturtI
between the st. Adams high school Il
and Enosburgh Falls on the Swami
grounds.
Francis Iapelle returned from Ros(
Tuesday night where he had been all NJ
ter studying music. Deputy CouedI
Smith went to Mburgh yesterday viii
he is assigned for duty for the presenI
Conductor Jack Marsh moved hero I'd
day from Ottawa and Is occupying
of the Sawyer houses ON upper Can/
strect,--A ], Bells sWond class lice
palace, which has been located during
past year In the Ferris building, cIoI
Tuesday night on account Of eNpira |
OF llcense-The Shakespeare club
with Mrs. c. NJ. Wead Tuesday aftcrno
After the programme for the day
carried out basket picnic supper !
served and Mrs. Wead, who is soon
move away, was presented with
| thimble the customary gift 10 a mem
of the club who is leaving town
May breakfast at the Congregatio'
Church parors was a success both |
cially and financially, a fine breakt
was served and ST. was reali2ed.-Geo|
Riley Is confined to tho house with
attack Of jaundice Allan Thurman
suffering with an injured eye, the
suit of an accident at play,
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Hopkinson, wife of the Rev. II.
NJ. Hopkinson. died suddenly about noon
Sunday. She had been in extremely poor
health for several years and had been
suffering from indigestion for few days.
Mr. Hopkinson conducted service as usual
in the Baptist Church and upon his re-
turn to the parsonage his wife asked him
to lower the window as she was cold.
When Mr. Hopkinson turned to his wife
she was in a faint from which she did
not regain consciousness. The funeral
was seld Wednesday at 200 p. m. She
Is survived by a husband and two sons,
DR.. George Hopkinson OF Cambridge,
Mass, and Harry Hopltinson Of Boston,
Mrs. Prescott and son are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bates. Mrs. o. II.
Rawson of Newport Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. +. II. Ruggles.-The spring torn of
school began Monday and the teachers
follow: South, Marcia Irish; King. Agnes
King; Stone. Phila Hall; village primary
Florence Rice, grammar Hazel Hobart
Cloverdale. Allen j. Patterson; Brookside
Winifred Macomber; Osgood NIL, Lotte
Scott.-Mrs. J. Kidder Is confined to the
house by sprained ankle
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ADDISON.

Miss Nora Simpson is passing a few
days with Mrs. Howard lIallock of Yer
gonnes.-Mrs. Eavercst Southland and
Miss Leila Southland are visiting relatives
in Randolph and Bethel-"Neighbors
night" is to be celebrated at Grand
View Grange Friday evening. Bridport
Crane's.-Mrs. Belle Forbes and Mrs.
the severe storm Friday the Ct. r. T..
society meeting was given up at Bert
Crane's.-Mrs. Belle FOrbers and Mrs.
Lucy Smith, who came here to attend
the funeral of their mother. Mrs. Elmer,
are to remain for few weeks visiting
relatives, -Farmers report spring work
very backward.