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Among those who attended the flu
neral of Mr.. Patrick Granger last
Friday were. Messrs and Mesdames
Meyers, r. Fiennold. H. A. Cook,
w. H. Rule. b. McCord. Mesdames
j. P. Duncan. E. Duncan and Rust.
Minnie Miller spent a few days
with her parents in Bell this week.
The school in the Cook district
closed last Friday with a program.
All report pleasant time.
The Blue Bros. from near Dunlap.
passed through here one day last
week to visit their brother, C. Blue.
of Hanover township.
1t is reported from Lebanon. S.
D.. that the family OF John Garrett
is just recovering from an epidemic
of smallpox.
The school board held a meeting
"Wednesday in Paradise center school
mouse.
Some from this vicinity attended
the ball game near Coon Gorve Sum
day.
Miss Katie Haley visited relatives
here last week.
Mrs. j. McCord is expected home
from Oklahoma this week.
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first part of the week here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Emery.
The people of Manila listened Fri
day evening to a number of selections
by our local band. This was their
first concert and was we'll appreciat-
ed by all.
Vinton Churchill, of Manning, spen;
the latter part of the week here tran
sacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Graham and son
Roy returned home from Allen, Neb
Thursday evening, after a visit at the
Robert Graham home.
John and Frank Berkmeir left the
first of the week for Napoleon for
a visit there with friends and rela-
tives
The new implement building just
east of the City Hotel is rapidly be
ing erected under the supervision
of Orval Tryon. The building is to
be 24X120, one story which will be
quite a nice building for the NM
mense line of implements carried by
the Manila Implement Co.
Thursday, June 25, the German
Vereire of Manila held their Annual
Kinderpest Ball here. The weather
was grand and naturally large crowd
was present. The children as we'll
as their parents enjoyed themselves.
and everyone reported it a grand sue
cess
Messrs. Holt, of Danbury, spen. Sun
day here at the Phyllis Morgan home.
Jesse Westbrook, of Defiance, tran
sacted business in Manila Monday.
Miss Elsie Goddard returned to her
home in Defiance Monday noon after
a visit here with her uncle, VIM. God
dard.
Henry Hargens and family of Man
ming spent Sunday here at the Car
Others home.
Abbie Cook purchased the Hladik
residence last week.
Misses Marie and Ellen Barrett
spent the first part of the week in
the country visiting at the Allen Bar
Der home
Charley Smith, of Valley Junction.
Iowa, visited relatives here the fore
part of The week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Moore and
daughter, Ruth, left Monday for
Otto for visit there with Mrs.
Moore's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Eggers returned
home from Charter Oak Monday even
ing after visit there with relatives
Miss Kester returned to her home
in Leavenworth, Kansas, Monday noon
after a visit here with her uncle, f.
E. Hester and family.
The o. NJ. C. held their picnic at
Allen Barber's on Thursday of last
week. The day being fine large
crowd was present and very en-
joyable time was had by all present. .
The Sunday school convention was
a success.
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son Illinois, to live with her sister,
Mrs. j. j. McWilliams underwent an
operation at the Charter Oak hos
pital on Friday.
Louis Green was Sioux City vlsi-
tor on Monday.
Scott Jones returned the first OF
the week from a business trip to
Omaha.
Sam James is visiting his friends
in the Oak.
Mrs. Theo. Peterson returned to
their home in Council Bluffs on Mon
day.
Arthur Jacobsen came home Mon
day morning from ColfaX. We hope
he will improve steadily.
Miss Nettie Lensar Went to Manila
Tuesday for a short visit with friends
All ought to go 10 Dow City to
spend the glorious Fourth as none of
the surrounding towns are going to
celebrate. Dow City will be the place.
Otto Peters and family moved their
household goods to Denison this
week, where they will make their
future home.
Miss Fanchon Probasco returned
Monday afternoon from Denison where
she has spent two weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Happe.
John Pithan had very bad acct
dent happen to him last week Another
team ran into his team and when
they picked him up two bones were
found to be broken in one leg and
one shoulder put out of working order.
He is said to be as we'll as can be ex-
pected now. We extend our sympa-
thy.
Quite number from our vicinity
attended the Hanover church picnic
Sunday at Bellows Grove. Sweet
music made by the orchestra added
to the pleasures already being enjoy
ed.
VIM. Benningsdorf Went to Deni
son Wednesday on business.
Dr.. shumway has been feeling pref
ty sick this last week. He has had
to stay home from his work which
is saying that he felt very i'll.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Aid at Mr.. Sturges' residence Friday
evening nested quite neat sum. Look
out for the announcement of the next
supper.
Mr.. johnson will preach an hide
pendence sermon Sunday, July 9Th;
also appropriate songs, and talks by
old soldiers will be in order.
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MANILA ITEMS.

Ellen Morgan returned home from
Danbury Saturday, having completed
her term of school there.
Fred Jesper was seen on our streets
on Monday of this week.
Mr.. b. f. Whey left Thursday fol
M. Vernon, having been called there
by the serious illness of his sister
Mrs. Hogle.
Frank Woods and family spent Sun
day in the country visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lingeman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lingeman and
child attended the dance in Aspinwall
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saunders and
children, Mary and Myril, returned
to their home in Washington Monday
morning after a pleasant visit here
with MI. Sanders brother, r. q.
Saunders, and sister, Mrs Jennie
Farver.
Mary Donahue spent Sunday in the
country at the home of her sister
Mrs. Pat McGafferty.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rochos, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter HoffRins and daughter.
Milda, Mrs. Hans I.eick, and Mrs.
Martin Martinsen spent Sunday in
Aspinwall visiting with friends and
also attended the dance there.
Ben Emery, of Audubon, spent the
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Dou> City.

OF course the great item of news,
relates to the preparations for the
Fourth Of July celebration. The COM
mittees are busy as bees. Postmaster
Virgins. who fired off fireworks IN
the civil war has been asked to have
charge of this important part of the
program. The band stand is being
permanently built and will be used
on the Fourth of by the West Side
band. The night train going west
that day will stop at Dow City to
take passengers to Dunlap and west
ward. Dow City is the place to
spend the Fourth.
The markets on Tuesday were, corn
go; wheat. 1885; hogs. SIS. 20 to SIS. 80.
Jack Ahart sent car of hogs to
Boone and McColl one to Chicago
last week.
Harry Sharp and Jess Justice, who
are demonstrating up at Wendt. S. D..
are here for a short time.
Mrs Swazey was passenger for
Omaha on Monday.
There was great exodus from
town to Dunlap on Monday about five.
A lodge of the Rebekah order has
been instituted and some thirty can
didates were to be taken in. and our
members went down to help. They
claim they were all back before mid.
night, and if so it was because the
women folks were along. Among
those going were the following:
Messers Whaley. Rolls, Graul and
their wives. Mrs. S. Rudd, Mrs.
Cyrus Rudd. Mrs. Jas. Riddle, Mrs.
Cohn. The Misses Lottie Bixler.
Hilda Turnlund. Norine Fishell and
Goldie Dow. and Mr.. Frank Bixler.
The team from Dunlap exemplified.
the work.
The school board has elected Prof.
Gillespie of Ute. as the head of our
schools. The place of Miss Lisle. the
has not been filled.
l. C. Gardner and wife have gone
% Detroit and will later go to Bing-
lamton, N. Y.
Miss Fishel, who has been 50
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DEATH OF MRS. INGwER DoRo1HEA .BoSSEN'

After suffering for years with that
dreadful disease, cancer. Mrs. S. D.
Bossen died at her home in Goodrich
township. June %. at the age of So
years and Is days. Mrs. Bossen,
(nee Soennichsen) was born June g..
1858. in Schleswig Holstein. Germany.
In 1881 she was married to Mr..
Claus Henrichsen, who died in 1893.
To this union six children were born.
one of which died in its infancy.
The names of the children are:
Mrs. Christine Mumm. Andrew.
Peter. John V. and Dora Henrichsen.
In 1900 she again was married to-
Mr.. Ingwer Bossen. who died about.
four years ago.
Two brothers, Peter and Hans.
Soennichsen. and two sisters mourn
the death of their sister. Funeral
services were held June 25 at p. m.
at the family residence in Goodrich,
township. when interment followeai
at Nissen cemetery.
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sick. is reported much better.
VIM Roy. the sectionman, was very.
sick for. a time last week.
Andrew Bell and wife have gone
to Pittsburg, Kans.. for week.
Mrs. Jas. Scott and Rosalia are at,
Lincoln, Neb.
w. H. Rule. who is in the U. S..
navy. was in town for few days re-
Gently coming from Sioux City.
B. Sharp was not satisfied with the
location of the house on the farm he
bought south of town and So has,
moved it nearer the road.
Mr.. Jesse Wiley has been improv-
ing his farm by additions to the house
and building big corn cribs.
Elder Charles Butterworth has gone
for visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Ed Loose. near Ellis.
Rev. LaReau. of Denison. preached.
in the Baptist church on last Sunday,
afternoon.
Letter Carrier Rule has over three
hundred hills of sweet potatoes he is
raising.
Mr.. Bremser and bride will be.
home Saturday from Sioux City.
Miss Gertie Logsdon and her
brother Clarence, were in Denison,
shopping Friday.
Fred Jackson and wife attended the
funeral of friend in Dunlap FRIDAY.
Mrs. Fritz and daughter Edna,
Miss Lulu Haworth and Eugene Wig
gins were in Denison Friday.
R. T. Baber and wife, Mrs. A. H.
Rudd and Mrs. David Miller attended,
the funeral of Aunt Emma Newcom.
at Deloit Saturday,.
Mrs. Stella Riddle and daughter,
of Creighton, Neb., are here to visit
relatives till after the Fourth.
Mr.. Sicily and wife and children,
of Sheridan. Wyo. are visiting re-
latives. Mrs. Sicily was Anna,
Woods.
Mrs. Bertha McColl and little.
daughter came Friday evening for a,
weeks visit at the Jas. McColl home.
j. U. Wise will move into the
house recently vacated by the Geo.
Reed family.
Jesse Kipe has moved to town and
is living in one of the Leonard But
terworth's houses.
Mrs. A. L. Colby. who was sick;
for over two months at the j. C.
Kuykendoll home, died Wednesday,
June "a. and was taken to her home.
at Arlington, Iowa. for burial. She.
leaves a husband and three children.
Mrs Marion Coles father, Patrick
Granger, died in Paradise township
and was buried in the Catholic ceme--
terry at Denisun Friday.
Henry Nelson visited his brother
at Denison Sunday.
Mrs. T. M. Swatman returned
home Thursday from a two weeks
stay in Lincoln. Neb..
Come to Dow City the Fourth.
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Adolphonson Of Denison were the out
of town guests present. A number of
useful gifts We're presented her in
tokens of kind remembrances. A
sumptuous dinner was served and pre-.
pared by this aged lady. Her two
sons who reside here. Henry and
Theodore are ever attentive to her
comforts and she also enjoyed the
presence of number of grandcnild-
rem. May she live to enjoy many
more pleasant birthday anniversaries
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!. CHARTER OAK ITEMS

Chris. Kortmann and bride return
ed to Madison, Neb., after a short
visit in Charter Oak.
Miss Lillian Lawrence, of Dallas
Oregon, went to Moorhead to visit
a brother. She visited old friends al
Charter Oak. She returns to Oregon
in August.
Our young drayman, Scott Wertz
has become benedict. He has brought
home a bride from near Dow City
and has gone to housekeeping in
Theo. brakes house, just north of the
F. II. Davis residence.
F. c. Dubois came down from Dako-
ia Friday evening to see the folks.
His wife and little daughter got Off
at Ute to visit friends.
Misses Frances Washington, Mabel
Irwin and Nellie Drake were passeng-
ers to Denison Tuesday morning.
They went to interview the county
Superintendent.
NILS. Lave lOIIy WSHC W bdllle
Greek last week to visit the home OF
her folks and attend the wedding of
her sister, Miss Claude Neal.
John Duer, of Texas, has purchased
the drug stock of d. H. McWilliams.
Possession was given Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Duer was formerly of Lake
View, la. ID. H. finds it hard not to
take his accustomed place behind the
counter.
Will Mains arrived home Tuesday
to visit relatives and other friends.
He has been foreman or large
sugar-beet ranch in Colorado. We
judge from his appearance that he
expects to take a trip into the Dako-
tas soon to try his luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Petersen have
been visiting their Charter Oak
friends.
Daniel Swanson, of Denison, came
over last Wednesday and took a trip
to Willow township to inspect his
farm there.
H. F. Arff went to Sioux City last
Wednesday to attend the Democratic
State Convention.
Mr.. l.. Cornwell and Chris KEN
ming came over Thursday to visit the
boys in the Farmers State Bank.
John Simons has gone to Butte,
Nebraska to visit his sons, Peter and
John. From there he will go to South
Dakota to visit two other sons. He
will be gone about two weeks.
MI. and Mrs. John Rademacker re-
turned Thursday evening from Madi-
son, Lake county, South Dakota. They
were visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Vessel, the parents of
Mrs. Rademacker.
Mrs. Cecil Mathews Nichols and lit
lie daughter came Friday to visit in
the Marshall home. Mrs. Marshall
is Mrs. Nichols mother.
A big crowd attended the auction
sale OF W. A. Antrine on SATURDAY.
afternoon. A number from surround
ing towns We're present. Among them
were Cushman and Klinker, of Deni-
son, Stegemamn and Schultz, of Schles
wig, Geo. V. Jordan from his farm in
Union Township. The results of the
sale were very satisfactory.
Miss Winifred McKinstry, of Ute,
visited in Charter Oak last week.
Mrs. Chas. Miller and children re-
turned with her for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman l.orentzen
came over from Denison to visit the
latter's mother, Mrs. Fiene.
Grandpa and Grandma Cole visited
in town Wednesday and Thursday
They have been making their home
with their daughter, Mrs. N Haworth
near Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wilson, of Wood
bine, are visiting relatives in Charter
Oak and vicinity.
Miss Lyons, who came from Morli-
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Melton and Ward johnson were
Deloit visitors on Tuesday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-08

New York wholesale dry goods mer-
chant, died of shock following an
automobile accident at Royat,
France, on Saturday. For the last
five years Mr.. and Mrs. Peckham,
who had been previously residing at
81 Fifth avenue, lived in Paris with
one of their sons, Walton CHEESE
brough Peckham. Three weeks age
Mrs. Peckham, with her son and a
chauffeur, took an automobile ride
through Bessines. The automobile
ran into a tree and Mrs. Peckham
was thrown out and badly bruised "
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. View, Mrs.
Minnie Raymond, Miss Lillian Ray
m0nd and Geo. w. Brownell made
automobile trip to Crystal Lake,
Enfield, N, H., Sunday, and spent
the day at Beech Knoll" cottage,
now being occupied by Z. A. Abbott
aud party. Mr.. and Mrs E, F.
Wardwell and Miss Doris Wardwell
also called there Sunday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-08
KILLED BY SPRING GUN
Frank Smith Shot at AscutneyVilIe
Thursday Morning.

States Attorney E. r. Buck re-
ceived word Thursday that Frank
Smith of Ascutneyville was acct
dentalIy shot that morning by a
spring gun, and died soon after he
received the wound. Fred Blanch-
ard, farmer Of Ascutneyville, had
been missing grain and Wednesday
night set gun in the granary with
string attached to the trigger. Ac-
cording to the report to Mr.. Buck,
Smith helped him arrangeth spring
gun. He was "a years old, coming
from Philadelphia about a, year ago
for his health, and had been working
for Mr.. Blanchard.
Smith went to the granary about
s o'clock Thursday morning, sup
posing the gun had been removed,
and received the charge intended for
robbers. He died in about half an
hour. All of Smiths relatives are
in Philadelphia. His mother visited
him here last summer.
The selectmen of Weathersfeld
are making an investigation at States
Attorney Bucks request.
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WEST WOODSTOCK.

The Daniels Machine Co. have
dawn the water from the pond and
are making extensive repairs to their
dam.
Arthur E. Thomas OF Worcester
is at home for few days vacation:
The improvements to the barns
and other buildings at the King farm
will be nearly completed this week.
Some of the men at work on the
dam caught an eel weighing 4 Id
pounds with their hands and the aid
Of shovels.
The Woodstock Aqueduct COM
pany is laying pipe across the riyer
from the new reservoir to connect
with the present water supply.
Road Commissioners T. A. Lam,
phere is drawing gravel and putting
it in the road from Potwin's store
toward Bridgewater. He intends tc
have the steam roller for two OF
three days next week to roll it down
Miss Mabel Mccormick arrived
Monday at w. n. Johnson's tie spenc
her vacation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-08
EAST BARNARD

Lucy Hammond of Woodstock is
visiting Mrs. Eva Graves.
Mis-, LYMAN Allen was in Bethel
to attend the Pomona grange meet
ing last week.
Amos Leavitt of Gaysville, called
on relatives here TuesdayS
Will Abbott of Woodstock, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Homer Preston and wife were at
F. Y. Shows MondaA
Mrs. w. l.. Allen returned from
Randolph, Monday, where she had
been visiting friends.
Volney Webster is slowly improv'
ing,
Mrs. David Dyke al Bethel has
been spending a few days at F. Y.
SHOWS.
Mrs. Clara Webster has not been
as we'll for few days.
Abhie Hurtle of Roy9lton visited
Elva Noonan Friday.
Mrs. James Noonan and Mrs.
David Dyke were at 6. T. Shows
in Sharon Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Culver has been enter.
tanning friends from out Of town.
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PLYMOUTH UNION

Tho mas Moore was here from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Dais " Moore was at home
here few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Allie Higgins OF
Wallingford visited here the first
of the week.
Miss Cecil Tarbel is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Ryland Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hall went to
Ludlow Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Vangilder is in Ludlow
working for Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and son Charles
visited at Frank Greene's Sunday.
Mrs. Carlos Johnson and Mrs.
Ella " GODDARD went to Bndgewater
Monday.
Amos Butler is working tor Ed
Horton.
Mrs. Maynard Brown is visiting
at Mendel Miners
Henry Sawyer is in town.
Carlos Johnson finished court
business in Woodstock and arrived
hone Wednesday.
Norris Wilder has gone to West
Bridgewater.
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TAFTsyILLE.-

A G. Morse and wife Of Lebanon
returned Home via Claremont Thurs
day, after two weeks spent among
relatives.
e. W. Strong and wife have re-
turned to Lebanon,
The funeral of Mrs. E. Fl. Perkins
was held from her late home Monday
afternoon, Rev. Mr. Leonard ofIiciat-
ing. She is survived by her husband
and three sisters. Burial was in the
family lot in Hillside cemetery,
HARTLANp HILL.
Fred Hadley, wife and daughter
Hannah attended the funeral of Mrs,
Hadley's sister, Mrs. E. H. Perkins,
in Taftsville.
Mrs w. w. Welch, accompanied
by her daughters, Misses Gladys and
Esther, spent week recently with
her mother, Mrs. E, A. Morse.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-08-08
New Organ at St. James

The new organ for st. James
church, the gift of Mr. s B. Whit
ney of Boston, has been set up the
past week and will be used for the
first time at tomorrow's services
The instrument was made by Cole &
Treat, the well-known organ build
ers of Boston, whose work is found
in many Of the larger churches Of
New England The organ is Of
tubular pneumatic action, $500
pounds of metal tubing being used
in its construction, and every con
nection the organist has witt. the
organ is through these tubes. There
are three boards, and in addition
to the usual stops IN an organ OF
this size it has the following: Doppel
flute in the great organ, vox celeste
in the swell and geigen principal in
the choir. Besides the ordinary uni
son couplers in a three-manual or
gan there are also: Swell to great
sub-octave, swell to great super-oc-
tave and swell to choir sub-octave.
There are four combination pedals
and grand crescendo pedal.
Though not of unusual size, the
coupleSs and combination pedals
make it of more than ordinary power,
and in playing one or six keys at a
time the touch IS as light as that Of
a piano.
An organ recital will be held at
the church Monday evening, at which
Mr.. Whitney will play. Mr.. E. NJ.
Read of St. Louis, who with Mr..
Whitney opened the old organ forty
years ago, is also expected to take
part.
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LOCAL News AND NOTES
Worlds Greatest and Best - Ask
ANYBODY.

The Woodstock base ball team will
burst into minstrelsy at Music hall
next Tuesday evening. You have
waited for it for years, and here's the
show with countless costly features,
imported acts of European renown,
and talking of spectacles it will be
the grandest eye feast ever perfected.
Among the local artists are Messrs
Dumas, Merrill, Taylor and Grant,
silver-throated singers and monarchs
of mirth, and they will be assisted
by a host of vocalists, clowns, dancers
and gymnasts fresh from foreign
triumphs, and seven train-loads Of
scenery. Arrangements have been
made for seating 10000 people; 90
uniformed ushers in attendance
Tuesday evening, August IL.
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SnnTH POM FRET

Rev. W. A. Leonard, pastor of the
Christian church of Woodstock, will
conduct-a gospel service in the hall
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
subject will be 1.-THE only name
whereby we may be saved" 1t is
expected that there will be special
music. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mrs. Diana Webster, son andfamily
of New York city were guests of her
sister, Mrs; Emma Adams, Sunday.
Mrs. Evaline Fuller of Andover,
and her niece, Beth jackson of Lynn,
Mass, were recent guests Of their
uncle, f. Q. Perry.
Mrs. Viola Watson. of lebanon
has been at Moses Shipmau's several
days.
Winifred Cobb of West Woodstock
is spending few days with her
grandmother, Lois Raymond.
Mrs. Raymond G. Lowell of West
Bridgewater, former teacher of our
school here, has been guest of Mrs.
Mark Boynton several days, previous
to her departure for Pensacola,
Florida, where she expects to make
her future residence with her hus-
band, who has salaried position.
Mrs. George Phelps of Woodstock
was at her fathers here over SUNDAY.
Mr.. Kennison and wife, a sister Of
Mrs. Henry Howe from Massachu-
sets, have been guests of the latter
the past week,
Elbridge Perry and daughter, Mil
dred, were in Springfield recently.
F. II, Totman and daughter Of
Tupbudga who have been at Mr..
Totman's fathers week, returned
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F. W. B. SMITH

years old, is charged with stealing
$40 from John c. Gleason at Lud-
low. Bail was fixed at $50, which
has been furnished.
Wan. Clark, for breaking Jail, was
sentenced to not less than one or
more than two years in state prison.
Charles Murgatory, for breaking
lookup, received sentence OF eight
to twelve months in state prison.
Charles Ho ward OF Windsor, aged
is years, charged with larceny, was
sent to the industrial school at Yer
gennes to remain until of age.
The jurors were discharged Thurs
day for the term, which closed Fri
day.