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LelSleTs or BFfg1tWOOd. hlr. ana MIS-
b. f. DuvaH and Miss CIeora Duvali,
Of Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Du-
vaH, Carol Duvell, and Miss Clare
Duvall, cf Kensington; and Messrs-
Melvin White, armstrong, Crump.
Johnson. and Campbell. Of Washington.
Madame Marie Won UuschuId will be
at home today 20 her friends from ( To
& o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Rosen ard
son will be at home from TO 10 O'Clock
today at their home. SOC L street north
west
The clerks and craftsmen OF the
Washington Navy Yard VIII give their
first annual dance January %, in the
Navy Yard, ball room The committee
in charge of the dance IS as follows,
Il c. Bradley, chairman; NJ. ROuK. =
Jones. II. II. Bredekamp J. NJ Cleary,
and J. Mittendorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blondheim. or
1894 Four-aud-a-half street southwest,
will celebrate their twenty-ffth ami
versary Sunday. January Is.
Mrs. Robert n Harper will not be
at horne tomorrow. but will receive
Monday. January 80, from until
o'clock.
Miss Viola Matlock was hostess az A
chsrmiugly informal dance in her home
on Eighth street Friday evening. The
entire lower floor OF the house was
tastefuIly decorated with holly. mistls-
toe. and Christmas greens aGd the
daintily appointed table in the dining
room, where a buffet supper was served
during the intermission. was attractive
~ arranged vita quantities Of ferns
ard trailing vines and red shaded sill
yer candelabra.
Miss Matlock was assisted in receiv-
inz her guests by her mother, Mrs.
MatIock who. wore q handsome gown
OF black lace over silk, and her sister,
Mrs. Rousseau, who wore a mOdish
costume Of mauve crepe de chine Miss
Matlock wore an effective gown OF
champagne cOIored silk.
A string orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing. Among the
guests were Mrs. Harvey, Miss Breen,
Miss Harvey. Miss Noyes, the Misses
Mise, Miss Franzoni Miss Carleton,
Miss Reeves. ii. T. Moves. J. r Park,
John Reagon. and the MessTs. Harvey.
Franzoui Carleton. and Rousseau.
Major James B. Houston, OF the pay
department. arrived In Washington on
Thursday from St. Paul where he has
been on duty. Major Houston viii leave
early next week for his new duty at
HAVANA as chief paymaster Of the
army OF Cuban pacihcation.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd II. Chandler Will
entertain at dinner in honor OF Miss
Sa1lie Darlington. the debutante daUgh-
ter OF Gen. and Mrs Ernest Darlington
Friday evening, January 10.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt
win arrive in Washington early this
week and begin a series OF entertain
ments with a dinner Friday evening,
January 10.
Gen and Mrs. Ernest Darlington were
hosts at a delightful dinner for young
people last evening at the Highlands IN
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Wednesday evening at National Rifles
Arn0ry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blondheim. OF
1894 Four-aud-a-half street southwest,
will celebrate their twenty-fifth ami
versary Sunday, January t.
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bassy; Francis Janssens. of the Bel
gian legation. ". a R0yaards and ]. L.
van den Berch van HeemsteIe. of the
Netherlands legation.
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year auspciouy ushered in last Wednesday
weather sunsliny and fair, and from II
he the
of the
the Presidents callers, the entire
brilliant
gay OF foreign countries who
at he President
panied pay the of the world,
usually aspect of those who about during
The City hronged during the
handsomely
evening garb, only
passing uptown
until aater sundoyu
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Mrs. Robert \. Harper will not be
at horne tomorrow. but will receive
Monday, January %, from 4 until 8
o'clock.
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Gen and Mrs. Ernest Darlington We're
hosts at a delightful dinner for young
people last evening at the Highlands in
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- Interesting OF in Washington
BH % England
house of Rear Admiral during
IN this city and the guest OF honor at numerous smart functions He
dinner
Friday evening, guest a
Secretary Friday;
Thursday evening
day he called
interesting figures in the Blue Room, diplomatic
breakfast of
Mr. Reid left Washington yesterday join
Reid o. slight of grip
because They expect
Washington among guests diplomatic
cepton at the White House Thursday evening
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Friday evening was
delightful young people mostly
debuantes of the who viii
the White House of the
first
Scarcely week win go by now that the President and Mrs
wiched
upon the Chief Executive the First Lady
z + F.
go RoAnsEs bright busy beginning
a. preceded guests going
the Among tomorrow
evening who will probably from the
the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs
and Mrs. Draper.
Mrs Saus delightful yesterday
of her daughter spend
ing some time with her parents.
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epidemic grip upon Washington dinner host
until she will be in
cIuded in her list for till the
sufficiently Of
cancelled entirely because of the illness prospective
guests and others have been indefinitely postponed
those who severely Italian Am
baador, Col Morgan and Mrs James
Spanish minister Chemont wife of the secretary
OF the Brazilian embassy and Nine Myaoka of the japanese embassy
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The SeminoIes have issued cards for
their first dance of the year to be given
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Major James B. Houston, Of the pay
department. arrived In Washington on
Thursday from St. Paul where he has
been on duty. Major Houston Will leave
early next week for his new duty at
Havana as chief paymaster Of the
army OF Cuban pacihcatiOn-
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y y
society
delightful preceded reception
Day. many the younger the
This
and ew Year delightful
Letter
brilliant
fancy
Margaret Draper
upODle
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TIE Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
MetcaIf viii be the guests Of honor at
dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dwight
"Wednesday evening, February ..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd II. Chandler Will
entertain al dinner in honor OF Miss
Sa1lie Darlington. the debutante daUgh-
ter OF Gen. and Mrs. Ernest Darlington
Friday evening, January 10.
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The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer have issued cards for dinner Fri
day evening, January 10. and again Fri
dav evening. January q.
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Mr. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt
viii arrive in Washington early this
week and begin a series OF entertain
ments with a dinner Friday evening,
January 10.
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The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Garfield will be hosts at dinner Tuesday
evening. January il. in their home on
Massachusetts avenue
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A dance for the benefit OF St. Peters
Church will be given by the Rev. n.
P. Sullivan Council, Catholic WOmen's
Benevolent Legion, at National Rifles
ArmOvv. Tuesdav
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Owing to illness. Mrs. Van Orsdel,
wife Of Associate Justice Van Orsdel
Of the District Court of Appeals. will
not receive tomorrow. but Will receive
the remaining Mondays in January,
from g TO 6 O'Clock. at her home, 25oy
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AGRICULTURAL. NOTES

on March 10. Mr.. John Costing Of
Kansas City, who Is considered the
best meat demonstrators in the Unit.
ed tates, has been secured and will
give the meat demonstration.
The "circus" which recently took
place at the college gymnasium was
very successful. Probably the most
striking part of the circus was the
parade which was given before the
afternoon performance. In this parade
about five hundred students took part.
The parade cons listed, among other
things, of grand exhibit of live stock,
a large number of students activities,
the military department and the
"Coxey Army" which represented
about twenty different trades and pro-
fessions.
The agricultural club recently held
it's annual prize essay contest at the
college auditorium. There were
thirteen contestants. The essays
were on strictly agricultural subjects
and especially such agricultural sub
jects as pertain to this state.
Prof. Ladd has prepared the food
and drug report for 1907, which will
be ready for distribution in April.
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The March issue Of the Extension,
published at the college and edited
by Prof. Weeks, contains many use
full and instructive articles. Among
them are "a method of purifying
water" by Prof T. D. BeckWith,
Hardy plums for North Dakota" by
Mr.. w. r. Lanxon, and What may be
done in the rural schools of North Da-
kota," by Miss Katherine Hendrick-
SON. The Extension will be mailed
free of charge to anyone sending name
and address to Prof. Weeks.
Next week will mark the close OF
the winter term. This term has SHOW
ed a marked increase Of attendance
above any other term and has been
one of the most successful sessions
ever held. With the close Of this
term the farm husbandry and short
courses will also end. Registration
begins on March % for the spring
term.
The class in stock judging is now
preparing for the annual live stock
Judging contest to take place on March
IS and 10. Prof. Thomas Shaw will
act as judge of this contest. Arrange.
ments have also been made for meat
demonstration which will take place
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Public sale.

q IL
The following described property
will be sold at public auction Wednes.
day afternoon March % at l o'clock
sharp. The sale will take place on
Dan Mahoney's place, section 5, town.
ship 1856. range 81.
Horseshoe gray mare, years old,
weight about 400; one grey horse, 8
years old, weight about 400; both
well mated. One pair sorrel driving
horses, 2 and years old. Double
drivers.
Cattle-Two yoke stalled oxen Z
years old. Two sets OK harness.
Machinery IL Diamond gang
with 40 bottom One four horse solid
harrow; one 16-x16 disc harrow; 1-16'
Double sulky plow; one wagon; one
cultivator.
Terms-All sums Of S. and under
cash, all sums over IS a credit until
Oct. Is, 1908, will be given on notes
bearing approval security, with 10 per
cent interest from date, 10 per cent
discount for cash on all sums over S..
No property to be removed until set
tied for. F. H. Bradley, auctioneer,
D. NJ. Shorb, clerk.
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Report comes of peculiar
accident which occurred in the Carl
son school, of the rural school dis
trict near Mandan, recently. 1t
seems that one of the pupils had
placed her pail of coffee with the
cover on tight on the stove, and
when she attempted to remove the
cover, the coffee was boiling and
forced the cover upward and the con-
tents scattered in all directions, burn
ing five of the pupils badly about the
face. The two Carlson children were
SO badly burned that the skin came
off the side of their faces, while one
of the boys was scalded so severely
on the back of his head that the hair
came off.
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When a man devotes more atten.
zion to outside affairs than he does to
his business, his failure is not far of.
In these days of sharp competition, a
man must work if he hopes to win.
Only one man in ten succeeds in poll
tics, when he does nothing else; they
all fail in politics when they mix it
with business. There are many men
in every community who fool too
much with lodges and other societies,
and, although they look upon them.
selves as philanthropists, they are
really harming themselves and their
families.
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NOTICE OP HEARING PETITION FOR Ii.
CENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE

NOTICE OP HEARING PETITION FOR L.
CENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE
STATE OF North DAKOTA In County Court
County Of Ward Davis, Judge
In the matter OF the estate Of Anthem N. Howe,
deceased
anton johnson" Petitioner, Hs ss''s: e +.
Andrew Howe and e e,s1ee 1901 TO s I'll
The State of North Dakota, to the above
named respondents and all persons inter-
ested in the Estate of Anthem N. Howe, de-
ceased:
You are hereby notified that the petit aoIa OF
in the countyof ward and State of North De-
kota, deceased. has been filed IN this Court
powered and directed to sell real estate be.
longing to said decedent's estate. described as
follows. te.wit: Southeast quarter SEQ OF
siesy ieo5, North Of Range eishty:aV 49,
That said petition will be heard by this Court
on Friday the s4th day of April A. D: 1905. at 10
eours rooms o this court in the Court House.
srate Of North 0aEota.
ana and to
before this court and show cause. if any you
haye. why. this petition should not BE- d granted
Dated the eth Id d., * q ca March A. D. 1905
~ Judge Of tho County Court:
Lot the service Of this citation 30 made by
il, 1908 Publish four ~ successive weeks:
Atty. for the Estate. 3-l24-z
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The name Of Minot is synonymous

v The name Of Minot is synonymous
Of a progressive hustling city and 1t
would be hard to find another city the
size OF Minot wherein there are as
many up-to-date public spirited bust
ness men. Citizens of the capital city
may have their difference OF opinion
regarding local issues but when it
comes to working for the up-building
and advancement Of their city they
are unanimously united and each and
every one willing and ready and will
ing to aid the movement Norwich
Item.
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r. F. D. No. q.


We were having spring like wealth
er the past week.
Mrs. John Kaufman from Kenmare
visited friends around Surrey the
past week.
l. M. Yoder and wife, L. S. Petry
and family, Mrs. Kaufman and son
Willie, visited at D. c. Planks on
Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Parrioft is visiting at
Leeds.
Bonnie, son of J. w. Foley, left for
Denver, Col, last week.
Mr.. o. G. Long, carrier Route 3,
purchased house and lot on Valley
street. He is having a stable built,
his brother from Ohio doing the work.
Some time ago quite an exciting
time was experienced at A. S. Olsen's.
Eddie Gunderson, boy 16 years old,
staying at that place, could not be
found. The neighbors joined in a
search and at midnight they found
him in the barn under the horse mang-
er fast asleep.
School District No. has purchased
new bell. The bell will be named
Alma in honor of Miss Alma Dahl
who taught successful term of school
at that place last fall and will teach
the spring term.
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Oh. these women. Mrs. Joseph
Coleman, Of Chicago. has been operat-
ed upon for every serious throat trou.
BILE. 1t was successful, the telegraph
states, and not only Is she cured,
"but the scar is so slight that she
will be able to again wear decollette
gowns" How nice.
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Mr.. Donnelly, farmer living near
Granville, appealed to the county COM
missioners for a loan to assist him IN
paying for medical treatment received
by his little daughter at the Minot
hospital. The commissioners accept
ed his note for the amount needed anu
their act was a commendable one. S
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/ now have on hand Alfalfa, Tim
thy, Red Glover. Brown Grass al
Millet, also some choice seed whe
and barley. A. A. Robinson's Elev
tor, Minot, N. D. 3-19.
LOST-An English pointer bite
liver and white, left eye gone, coll
no name. Liberal reward. Mott
NJ. w. Early, Foxholm, N. D. 9-19.4
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THE SUCCESS TANNING MILL

We have large line of Success tanning mills which
can sell with recommendation They are made to
10 perfect work They will do perfect work us prove
it t. Bring in sample Of your dirty mixed grain
and clean it right You would think Of sowing dirty
Grain You cont want to some other fellow s mill
Be independent Get mill Of your own 1t will pay
for itself in year.
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Sever Serumgard, 1t is said, will
come out as candidate for Judge of
the district, at Devils Lake
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EXPERT" SMUT DESTROYER

Don't smutty seed But how will You kill the
smut germs? That's easy The Expert smut destroyer
will do the work 1t operated simply and comes with
sack attachment. You treat hundred bushels
in time. 1t light and is durable Will treat 40
OF so bushels an hour Will treat OATS barley, flax,
milet as we'll as wheat. 1t controls the amount Of
solution used merely mostening the grain or making
it wet as desired
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-20
CARRIE Id.

Fred Jackson and wife visited friends
in SOVEREIGNTY.
Harvey Bennett of Morrisville was in
this place last Saturday.
H. S. Keller and wife of Morristown
were guests at the home of c. M. Davis
and wife the first of the week.
Welcome Leach and two sons, Henry
and Levi, of St. Iohnsbury, were recent
guests Of friends in this place.
Erwin Jacobs returned from Califor-
MIA last week and is now stopping a the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Thompson.
Mrs. Marcellus Prescott, who was
quite i'll last week is able to De about
again. DR.. Slayton of Morrisville was
the attending physician.
c. F. Thompson, who has been quite
i'll. suffering from complication OF
diseases, is now on the gain. DR.. Leach
of Hyde Park has been attending him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-20
NORTH WOLCOTT
!, Ass is not as well.

Mrs. Inez Russ is not as well.
Grandma Mason is steadily failing.
J.E. Wheeler and wife were visiting in
the place Sunday.
Mrs. Iona Mckenzie and son are visit
ing at n. H. Reeds.
Chas. Macarthur is moving his family
to his mothers farm.
W. L. Farrar and wife and Stanley Wis
tied friends in Craftbury Sunday.
Ale. Woodmansee, wife and daughter,
were in HardwiCk two days this week.
Little Mildred Bailey visited her great
grandparents, NJ. l.. Wheeler aud wife,
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Eastman and Mrs. Julia
Lane visited at A. NJ Russ few days
this week.
A. L. Bruce and wife and Lola visited
at C. Robbins Sunday. Mr.. Robbins is
very feeble.
Mrs. Ethel Potter and children passed
one day last week with her mother, Mrs.
W. L. Farrar.
Mrs. Anna Sanborn and LeOna Morey
of Hardwick visited at A. L. Woodman-
sees Saturday.
A. G.. Andrus has purchased horse
and Harry Silloway and f. Udall each
have purchased pair.
The aged father of David Flanders,
who has lived with him the past year,
was buried last Wednesday.
Beulah, eldest daughter Of s. A. Bal
ley, is critically i'll of an abscess near the
heart, caused by fall while at school.
F. o. Lunt was up from Morrisville
Sunday. Mrs. Lunt who has been car
ING for her mother the past six weeks,
returned to her home with him.
They seem to be having a duet in the
next suit. Yes; the man is practicing
on the cornet, while his wife talks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-20
WOLCOTT.

Nettie Laheur is home from Morris
vile.
Vera Smith is visiting relatives in
Greensboro.
Abner Potter of Eden visited his sons
here recently.
Mrs. E. c. Judd is visiting her parents
in Bakersfield.
Fred Jones of Barre called on friends
in town recently.
NJ. j. Walsh was a business visitor in
Hardwick, Tuesday.
Robert Eaton of Morrisville called on
friends here Tuesday.
j. c. Spaulding was in town the first
of the week on business.
Almon Leach is home from Anthony,
Kansas, for the summer.
Charles Jones of Hardwick passed
Sunday with relatives here.
The Danville Band has been engaged
to furnish music on May 80.
! VI. L
business the first of the week. H.
I Mr.. o. P. Edwards leaves Wednesday
for his home in Colebrook, n. III.
/ Uncle Nat Jones went to Cabot the
first of the week to visit his son.
c.. E. Haskell left Saturday night on a
business trip to Fitchburg, Mass.
T. Wing and wife of st. Johnsbury are
guests at the home of Gordon Austin.
Will Shippy went to Lynn, Mass, for a
ten days visit among relatives, Tuesday
Mrs. p. A. Gowen is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Will Twiss
DR.. A. J. Valleau and family of Nor
risville were guests at S. A. Flies Sun
day.
Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbell was visitor at the
home of her parents in Morrisville, Mon
day. u
HI. H. Mitchell was called to East Fair
field, Saturday, by the illness of his
mother.
Arthur Billiard and bride have been
recent visitors at the home of John
French.
Rev. w. E. Allen of Craftsbury has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial
Day address.
Woodmen are requested to meet at the
M. w. of A. Hall next Sunday morning
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-20
RESOLUTIONS

ON THE DEATH OF MRS. HOWARD BUTTS
WHEREAS: The all wise and loving
Father in his infinite wisdom and good
ness, has deemed it just and right to call
from our ranks our beloved sister, Deetta
Butts, therefore be it
ReSolUed, That we, as members of the
Woman's Relief Corps, mourn her loss
and submit to the will of God, as know
ing His ways are as much higher than
our ways as the heavens are higher than
the earth. Therefore be it
ResolUed, That we initiate her many
virtues and her patient kindness toward
all, and her heartfelt sympathy for every
good cause.
Resolced, That a copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to the bereaved fam
lily. as an expression of our sympathy,
and that they be placed on our records,
and copy be sent to the News AND CIT
IZEN for publication.-Lena p. Brown,
Helen c. Moulton, Alice A. Raymond.
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at 10 o'clock to attend the memorial SER
mon at the Methodist Church.
Judson Flood and wife have vacated
HaskelPs tenement and gone to friends
IN Cambridge
Louis Wells and friend, Henri FARRELL,
OF Boston are guests of the formers
mother here.
Henry Dodge has purchased place in
Morristown and expects to move there
abouttJune LIST.
A. A. Bicknell of Waterbury is the
electrician in charge of the Hard Giell
plant, succeeding g. w. Herring.
Special Communication of Mineral
Lodge, No. 93, f. & A. NJ, on Tuesday
evening, May 26, for work on NJ. NJ.
degree.
j, M. Golden is moving from one Of
Flfo's tenements to the place which he
purchased of Joseph Eastman, on the
Elgle Ledge road.
Bloom Palmer and family of Wilder
and w. NJ. Sargent and wife of Morris.
vile We're guests at the no ne of DR.
Rublee over Sunday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-05-20
CRAFT SBURY

5 Fl. Gage has gone to Morrisville
to work.
Alba Merrill has gone to Morrisville
to work in the new dressing mill and
will reside with his daughter, Mrs
Lebanon.
The services at the Methodist church
were given up Sunday evening on ac-
count of the baccalaureate exercises at
the Congregations church az the
Common.
Frank Cram, a veteran of the Civil
War, has received several canes from
Washington, d. c., made from the
wood OF the old long bridge which
many of the old soldiers remember.
@. H. Hanson closed $4,000 sale of
tile Cole farm and stock Thursday to
Homer Bartlette and son, Clifford. Mr..
Hanson took the Bartlette village resi-
dence for 81 400, immediate possession
being given.