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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
In the Family, Too

THEY were driven to their peCulatiOns by the eX-
travaganCe of their wives and families They were
underpaid and chance of advancement.
They were seduced into speCulating on margin by
a friend of theirs who had been steadily beating the
market for years, There had been sickness IN their
families and the doctors bills had been too great
burden and so, beginning with little takIngS,
they had got in their heads and had finally
been compelled" to seize a large amount and flee
And so on. Almost invariably it can be seen that
thev feel pOignantlv sorry for themselves; not be
they thieves, but because OF their plight
because they have been caught. There was. they
tell you with moist eyes that denote the yellow
streak, other way for them in the circumstances;
they had to- steal
The penuriOus we'll to do man who exhibits a Mig
gardY spirit In providing for his wife and family
and does contemplate his stingineSs with serene
self eXCupaton. His wife and family atrOCOusv
eXtravagant, -SpendthrIftS all. They would live
beyond his means did he not apply the brake
Plenty of wives and families get well
very much less than he doles out to his wife and
family Their "wastefulness" should pe checked
He has to be stingy with theml
The divorce courts Cluttered with eXpOnentS
of this have to doctrine. The rovsteriug other
where dalliant husband, hailed to court to answer
in separation proceedings, and his infrnitieS of
character and hlS wantOn StravIngS revealed. had
to behave in accordance with the accusations be
his spouse had become no longer cOngenial
or the rounded up deserter of wife and children
had to fOrSake them because he was out of work
and couldn't get Job. Always YOU discern that
they themselves profoundly believe in these their
had to protestations.
The tickle, hirtatiOus wife had to" prove false
to her vows because her husband had proved HIM
self brute had failed provide for her
n the style to which she accustomed, or had
revealed himself as Incompatible She too. YOU
perceive, thoroughly believes in all of her self
donations, and stands in excellent favor with herself
The kleptomaniac has To ~ pifer from the shops.
because he or she, victim of heredity what not,
IS obsesSed by the overmasterlng impulse 10 steal.
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And the Bribe Givers

ND the bribe givers too have an elaborate outfit
n of self condoning phrases with which they seek
to mitigate even in their view, the CoTruptness
of their doings They had t" dole out the br1bes
if thew expected to get anything. They would
have been lost in the discard of competition, sent
to the Stag heap ruined IN their business had they
not fallen in with the common and accepted Prac-
tce and come across that Is to say, given br1bes
Tnev never believed n bribery, OF course They
abh0rred i They wanted to be good citizens.
But What were they to do? They were being
crowded We're they stand by and see other
fellows getting everything, while they stood by,
nursing their virtue and getting nothing
Anyhow, isn't this bribery game gong on every
where? Aren't business men everywhere being
compelled to Weld to the suggestion OF the out
stretched palm of the corrupt politician! Certainly
Well then They are sorry, of course; but the
thing had become 50 common and 50 much a matter
of course that really they had fallen out OF the
habit of considering it actual bribery Bribery You
know IS a pretty severe word. Moreover they
wives and families to think about, hadn they
Thus the bribe givers too ring in the Pathos, ana
become choked and hOarse as they proceed with
their self condonation and there isn't the slightest
reason in life to suppose that they do not believe
that thev have made out the finest imaginable case
for themselves.
The charitableness with which perfectly honest
and fair dealing men view all sorts of lapses from the
well understood standards of individual morality,
surely indicates what powerful Gluten thlS mas
to" or had to" excuse is gaining on the world
"A man must live says the thief to the Judge,
in self extenuatiOn G. In case the necessity IS
not obvious | once heard a brusk Judge reply to
that whining plea) The thief's excuse for himself
is oniv different in degree from that of the immune
corruptonist who, caught with the goods but pre-
serving his immunity, argues it out with himself
that he had to-"
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now can cow ---,-'
reasonably he eN-
pec,cd ro do II.
The worIiupr9ves
rs well as moves
There viii be- let rs
hore and believe,
mcrr easy pillows
tonight thlu there
wsrr las. night and.
after the las, wori
~, been sand IS
fbrre or ccuIi there
be anv,hins finer or
d,vucr or more
s..-hlns tc the wlnd
tbari, lust as veuas
intruspectrvc man
one If those ~ne
easy pillows
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/ ne DdG 10 doC-
trine is entertained,
not to say nurtured,
by mortals occupy
ing every station in
life. The unjust ruler
who tortures and ter
rorizes his subjects
has to thus he
says to himself. IL
he did not dcspotize
over them, they
would gain the as
Cendancy, and his
throne would crum-
bie-and Is he not
the anorntcd IF God?
And what, then,
would become of his
progeny and of his
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necessitv he thief himself or at least the makngs
of one IF you lie down with dogs you must ex-
pect to get up with feas, the world molds many
of its snap judgments such hOmely maXms.
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NEWPORT.

"She Stoops to Conquer" will be pre-
scented by local talent at an early date
for tho benefit Of St Marks organ fund.
A NJ MaClcaY of Danville. T. O., is
passing few days with his son, Or.
X. =. Maclcay.-Mr. and Mrs. u. w.
ii,ldreth. who have been passing the
winter at Sarasota, Fla, have returned
w cdncsday evening the I. Q. o. f.,
celebrated the 10Th anniversary of
Evening Star Lodge, 30. 81, and also the
Sath anniversary of the ordcr.-At II
meeting of the Men hremagoG Yacht
club it was voted to issue 5000 OF adj
dtional stock-Thc newly elected officers
Of the Beethoven Circle are: Mrs. Hor-
tense wright, dirccto~; Mrs. Benz. Hin
man. assistant; Mrs. Frank K. Wright,
secretary and treasurer.-A few days
ago a man by the name Of Joseph St.
Peter of Brownington came into town
and succeeded in getting prescription
for liquor from physician and mmed-
atcly got FUR. when the supply was
gone, man presented his watch as
security and asked ST Peter to get more
liquor. st. Peter did not show up and
the owner of the watch "squealed' on
him. St. Peter pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to three me ntnS IN the mousse
of correction.
Harry Whitaker, WHO has been passing
the winter in Floridl, is with his par
cnts. Dr. at.d Mrs. Nnitaker.-Miss Clara
Whitaker, who is attending St. Johns
bury Academy, passed Sunday with her
parcnts.-A force Of men are at work
on the Lady of the Lake getting the
boat in readiness for the seasons bust
ncss.-Pctcr Grace is repairing his tcne-
ment in the west end which was dam
aged by fire last week.H. o. Smith,
who has the contract to remodel the
Bcdee block began work this week.
James Martin. who mas been confined to
the house for short time, is able to
resume work.
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GREENSBORO.

John Lumsdon, an employe in
Richie Bros steam mill at Green's
boro Four Corners, went into the
hot box Monday afternoon. AS he
was turning to leave, his clothing
was caught by n set screw on the
shaft and he was drawn around 1t
and in some miraculous manner was
soon thrown from the shaft and found
on n pile If saw dust nearby by an
other workman who went to look for
him on hearing his cry for help. His
clothing except a portion of one shirt
sleeve and his shoes and stockings
was entirely torn from him. His
right leg was broken below the knee
and the skin and some of the flesh
was torn from his right arm form the
shoulder down below the elbow, be-
sides many bruises. Drs Harvey and
Weeks dressed his wounds and re-
duced the fracture and he is as COM
Portable as could be cXpccted.-Hcr-
bert Farr is moving into the Rabbit
house.-Dr. Daley is building barn
and garage at his cottage by the
lake.-The Rcv. Mr. Sparhawk OF
tional Church last Sunday and win
supply the pulpit for a few weeks
The schools opened Monday with n
good attendanCc.-M and Mrs. Bar
rington and William and Mrs. +. II.
i'upce were In st. Johnsbury the last
of the week
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BRADFORD.

John Shafter of North Thetford has
commenced work IN the drug store of j.
NJ, Taylor.-The Rev. H. +. Graham of
Orono, Me-, preached IN the CongreSa-
tional Church Sunday.-Miss Abbic Aury
visited her sister, Mrs. Walter Jones, at
Inconia, n. H., last wcck.-Miss Carolyn
Fuller of Mt. Vernon. n. Y, Is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. q. M Warden.-W. g,
Richardson Is very low with rheumatism.
Mrs. l.. A. Carter Is visiting in Bellows
Falls-Dr. and Mrs. w. 5. Cole and fam
ily are settled in their new home on the
lower plain.-Mss Iiarriette Craig OF Lit
Teton, y. H., was with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Il. Craig, over Sunday
Misses Elsie Burroughs. Abbie Albce and
Ethel Cove were in Woodsville, \. H.,
Thursday Violet the IA months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank jenkins,
died Saturday from severe burn caused
by the child pulling a pan of hot water
from a table. into her face. The funeral
was held Tuesday, the Rev. Ernest Legs
officiating.
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PROCTOR.

w. i. Mccartney has returno, from n
vacation spent in New York city.-Miss
Rita Edison of Palo Alto. Cal. is the
guest Of friends in town-A meeting was
held Monday evening BY the young men
of the town and they voted to organize
a base ball team c. T.. 'untcr was
elected manager and Richard Taylor tom
rorary captain.-Mr. Thomas Of South
street has returned after spending part
of the winter in New York.-Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Trotter have gone to Wor
c"ster, Mass, to visit relatives. Miss
katherine Casey, graduatr nurse of
lfttsford, has been engaged to do dis
trict work in town.-Edward Hutcher.
principal of the raded schools in Easton
~ j.. visited in town last weok-Thc
road commissioners are at work on South
street taking up the dead trees and re-
placing new ones and fixing the road
which was washed out by the flood this
spring. Miss Clara Matthews of Wor-
ccstcr, Mass, is the guest OF relatives on
Hospital hill.-Ahraham Winter is spend
ing two weeks vacation in New York
city-Mrs Isabella iiolbrook of Natick.
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cred one Of the towns most helpful efti-
zcns. At the time of his death he was
a secctmcn. and a member of the board
of license commissioners Florence
Osborne of Montpelier spent Sunday in
town.-Irof. T.. G. Ham of the local high
school has announced the senior class
honors. Ella 3rowncll Is valcdictorian
and Della Kendall sa.utatoran.--Th
Rev. +. n. Wells OF Randolph Center
will deliver the baccalaureatc sermon
June to the senior cass.-Mrs. J. +.
Lamson accompanied Col. A. Il. Chand-
Ter on his return to New York for few
weeks.
James II Cleveland died yesterday
morning after nearly n weeks serious
illness and two months of i'll health.
MT. Cleveland was born September 2S.
le2S, in Bethel, one of two children of
Mr.. and Mrs James Cleveland lie OBJ
tanned his education in the schools of
that place and in 1S45 moved to Brain
tree where he was successfully en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits until
1SHo, save for three years In East RAN
dolph. In 1889 he moved to this town
where he devoted himself to tho in
surancc business Mr.. Cleveland was
afiiliated with the Republican party
and had boon appointed deputy and
elected sheriff of this county. He
served as an enrolling officer in 1863.
as assistant Judge in 1S7S-79. and was
chosen to represent the town of Brain
tree in the Legislature OF 1876 and
1877 lie enlisted as private in
Company +, 18th Vermont In 1862 and
served nine months being elected first
lieutenant upon tho organization Of
the company. lie wa charter mem
Der Of L. S. Grant Post. No 90, G.. A.
r., of Randolph and retired but n fcw
weeks previous to his death from tho
office of treasurer OF the Phoenix
Lodge, +. & \. NJ, after 40 years in
that Office. Mr.. Cleveland was also
charter member OF Randolph Lodge
No. As. I. O. q. +, In 1850 no married
Miss Martha Ann Flint of Braintrcc
who is dead. \ son. Frank ~ Of
Braintree. and daughter. Jennie, wife
Of w. 7. Chalmers. an cx-pastor. Mr.
Cleveland married Mrs. Lucinda Flint
n fow years ago and she also survives
him. The funeral arrangements last
night had not been completed. -Cuy
Osha has finished work in Waterbury,
Conn. and Is to open watch repair
shop here soon.-The annual village
meeting will be hold Tuesday with the
usual routine save that the uuc+tion
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Moses Kcnnison died at an advanced
age at the home of his daughter, Mrs
u. w. Kelley Friday morning and his
funeral was held at the house Sunday,
the Rev. James Ramage officiating.-The
remains of Mrs Homer f.. Pcttengill
werc brought here from Massachusetts,,
and the funeral was held at the Episco-
pal Church Saturday morning. The in
torment was made in the family lot in
the village cemctery.-The Y. p. S. c.
f. gave a leap year social in the Con-
grcgational Church vestry Friday
evcning.-Mrs Bcardsley is seriously i'll
at the hotel OF her brother, Charles r.
Ladd.-Mrs. Bertha Bowen Bronson.
formerly of this place and daughter OF
f.. d. Bowen now Of Morgan Beach. died
Wednesday at the home of relative in
jay. and the remains were placed in tho
village cemetery vault Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Gallup are mourning the
death Of their eight months old son.
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DERBY.

A LOWS died Friday after a long
and painful illness. lie had, had two
partiaI shocks within a year and since
the Ias' one he had been a great sufferer.
lie was 81 years old and leaves a wife
ana son The funeral was held Sunday
at'eriN'n the Rev. O. r.. Aiken Of
iiclatlhs and interment was in Derby
ceiii't'rY-rhe roads are almost i'm
passaple because of mud,-'Ihe Rev Mir.
Maruh preached at the Methodist Church
Tor the iirst time Sunday. The Rev.
Mr. Hafer of Vergennes preached at the
bapust church Sunday morning and
evening 4 union service was held in the
evening and the Rev. Mr Martin assisted
III 'ne exercises. THe meetings are to be
cohlhued evenings during the week.
a T. Miles whom the physicians have at
iens'h decided has whooping cough, is
i'''o pe'''r. He has coughed very hard
'o' 'o"r or i've weeks sometimes almost
.''oN'hf This IL the third time he has
'''" whooping cough, lie IL IN years OF
se'-'Mr and Mrs. Isaac Reyes OF
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WESTFIELD.

NJ. ". Dodge has sold his storehouse
fthe old Congregational Church, to the
Woodmcn. who Will make it a recreation
hall-Bert Percy moved into the Con-
greEatonal parsonage Tuesday, and Mrs
Mary IIoyt will take possession Of her
house at oncc--LA S. Woodwork has
moved off the buildings he purchased Of
T.. H. Hitchcock and is clearing and grad
ing the groUuds.-Mrs. o. W. Bailey and
daughter. Ethel, Were in Barton Satur-
day and Sunday to see an eye specialist
The Chris ian f,ndcavor society has
voted to send five dollars to the Kurn
Hattin Homes.-There is an epidemic
Of German measles here.-Gcorge Ben
ware, who was successfully operated up
on for appendicitis at the Royal Victoria
hospital, Montreal. the middle of April,
expects to return the last of this week.
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.

turned to Fairfax.-Alhert I.assor has
gone to Albany, y. V. where ne has n
posi,ion.-Miss Stella Lassor of Cohoes
y. Y. and Miss Addic Fortier Of Bos-
ton. Mass, are spending few days
here.
The license commissioners have is
sued two first class and one second
class license as follows: First class.
W. II. Dunn at the Brandon Inn. and
FRANK hignan at the Douglass House;
second class, Henry l.. Bissell in the
Benoit block near the depot Fred Aim
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Ahn,--Tho odd Fellows cole
bratcd the S9th anniversary OF tho
order Monday with appropriate oxcr-
ciHes in the lodge room after which =
banquet was served. Mrs. w. H. Flint,
who has been dangerously III for scv-
cral days, is improving slowly.
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wOLCOTT.

Miss Aida Liberty Of Morrisville was
n guest at her unclcs C. NJ. Wood, over
Sunday.-The Morse Lumber company
began a big log drive from IIardwick
Monday about 100000 feet-A daughter
was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred Cutter
Monday April CIV NJ Parker return
ed from Montpelier and Passumpsic Mon
day niEht.--Stephon Pocock was in town
from st, Johnsbury over Sunday.-W. w.
Spauldng. L. c. Udall and C.. w. Hum
phrcy went to burlington Tuesday as
delegates to the district and State con-
vention.-The Village school opened Mon
day with large attcndance.-No new
cases of measles are rcported--G. w.
Herring will finish work at the electric
light plant Saturday night-Mrs. Il. S.
Durham, who has passed the winter
with her son, Edwin, went to Morris
vile Wednesday, daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Richardson
Sunday
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BROOKFIELD.

The newly elected and appointed OIL
GERS of Crescent Chapter, No. 81, q. +
s. who were installed by the past worthy
master. Mrs. Ellen NJ. Washburn are: w
F., Albert +. Sargent; W. NJ, Mrs. Eta
Sargent; associate, Mrs Louise NJ Eige
low; secretary, Mrs. Eleanor 7. Clark
treasurer, Mrs. Louise W. Clark; conduc'
trcss, Mrs. Alice NJ. Hyde; assistant con
ductress, Mrs. Laura a. Hood; warder
Mrs. Louise Rumscy; chaplain, Mrs
Sophia T.. Follansbee. marshall, AlansoT
L. Follansbcen; sentinel, w. \. Ford
Adah, Mrs. Aim. r. McdCaf; Ruth
Mrs Sadie Preston; Esther Mrs. Nellie
Il. Fullom, Martha, Mrs. Harriet j
Ford, Elccta, Mrs. Susie Carpenter
organist Mrs. Louise W. Clark.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Miss Mary Hodges has returned to his
school work in New Rochelle, n. y,
after a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs c. L. IIodges.-The normal and
training schools commenced the spring
term Tucsday.-Mrs. Pratt Of Massa-
chuSetts has come to spend few weeks
with her daughter. Miss Maria Pratt, who
teaches In the training school.-f. t.
Bicl1ford has rented the old creamery TO
tho White Cross Milk company for a
collecting statlon.-E. c. Bickford has re-
turned from Barre and commenced work
for the White Cross Milk company
Postmaster Hodges is one of tho Taft
delegates to the state convention.-Geo
Bundro and Mss Helen Award were mar
ricd at Randolph Monday by the Rev.
Fraser MctZgcr,
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BRAINTREE.

1t was necessary to appoint another
license commissioner to take the place OF
a. S. Stokes deceased; and Monday the
side judges appointed W. IF, Fletcher
At a meeting which they held later wal
ter Archer was awarded second class
license. He will begin business near
Braintree depot at once and is erecuhs a
building for that purpose now'-'ar'
Bass is moving into the Iiibbard mousse
Mr.. Pope Is making extensive repairs
on hts barns.--Mr. Monroe of WINDSOR mas
purchased the house and lot III rem
known as the Sharp place an intehus 10
move there soon,-Mrs Olivia Morse s"o
daughter, Mrs. O'Connell. and her Two
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FORESTDALE.

Harley Powc has leased his blacksmith
SHOP to John Gravel Mr.. Rowe expects
10 nave his building, formerly used for
a store romodolcd and made into A
dwelling house, which Mr.. Gravel will
occupN.-Mrs. H. Bump is visiting
relatives in Chatham, y Y.-Mr and
Mrs Aduriquo Boudroau and children Of
Schenectady, y y, arc at t. j. For
tiers. called here BY tho death Of Mrs
PORTER Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Horn. Mrs
Mary Svmms and Miss Charlotte Crafts
passed sunday in Rutland.
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ELMORE.

Henry Atkins who was taken suddenly
tll Saturday, is not expected to live
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Jackson of johnson are
visiting their daughters, Mrs. Willard
Hastings and Mrs. Charles Pco.-Willam
Thomas Of Cambridge is visiting Mr..
and Mrs O. Reynolds. Camp
while playing with her dog Saturday was
BADLY bitten on the arn.-The creamery
sent o t last week 800 pounds Of butter.
Mrs Mary Hutchins of Morrisvi!ie IS
visiting here.-Claronce Stowell OF Stowe
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Stowell over Sunday.-Ray Robinson.
who has been visiting in Stowe for two
weeks, returned Saturday.-The village
school opened Monday with large at
tendance and Miss Lue Gould as teacher
Walter Spaulding, who has been III all
winter. Is able to be out,-Mrs, Edward
Cromwell is a little better.
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BENSON.

Or. Jasper T.. Newton is in a critical
condition complications having dcvclor-
cd.-The Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. Iongacrc.
ana two children, on route for their new
home at Crown Point. n. y, from Noor-
heesvile, y. Y, were entertained 1T the
Methodist parsonage TuesdaF.-R r.
Wake: has had a new porch built on the
front Of his hardware storc.-Wi1 Charl-
ton has sold out to his father and
brother. prank, who will run meat
market In connection with the grocery
The sacrament Of tho LORDS supper and
reception Of members will take place
next sunday at the Methodist Church -
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Bruce Of Rutland
have been visiting relatives in town.
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BELVIDERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis are the par
ents Of daughter, born April 2o,-The
high water of Saturday night caused the
boom at Guernsey's mill to give way and
200 logs went down misunderstanding Is
done and the makers are gathering their
buckets. They all report good CROP
The schools have begun with Carmine
Potter at the Center. Cassie Potter in
the Tillotson district, Ethel Coburn In
the Lock distrct.-Mr Thompson, who
lived in the Hunter house, has moved
into Lewis Peo's house and r. Scoheld
is going to move into the Hunter house.
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LOWELL.

Nelson Dcblais Of Wells River was
called to town saturday by the Illness
of his mother, Mrs. Timothy Deblais-
MISC Myrtie Parker has returned from
Doston. where she has been the last year
Mrs Grace Barre Of Troy has been en-
caeod IA teach in the south district
school will commence Monday May T.
Mrs. F. Y. Cello of BnghamVinc is stop
ping in own.-Word has hr'h receive"
from Mr.. and Mrs. Mahl"n bepia's oi
Lowell. Mass. formerly Of TINS Town.
that they are the parents OF a SON norm
April 6.-Miss Louise sullivan Is IN troy
visiting her cousin. Mrs. I'll IaFlor'-
william West amputated one OF MS mn
gers with a circular saw Monday
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EDEN.

Potter &; Fillmore OF Morrisvlle have
rented the Mt. Norris House at the
Mills and the house has been renovated
and everything will be done to make
it a nrst-class hotel-I5ernice and ILL
Whittcmore have returned from their
visit to Morrisvi!e. Mrs. Glenn Stone OF
johnson has been in town, moving her
things from the hotel-A. u. Sargent 5
brother from Canada visited him last
wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Lucas arc keeping
the boarding house Mt the mines.Mor-
ton Shattuck has returned to his home
IN California.