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Supreme Court-D. E. Morgan, Devils Lake:
Chas. j Fisk, Grand Forks; B.. F. Spaldine,
Fargo; C1erk-R. p. Hosiins, Bismarck;
Eep6f ter-7F. WI A1nes, MaJviIle. Iii
District Judges First district, c. F. Temple
ton, Grand Forks: Second district, John F.
P. Alien, Lisbon; Fifth district Edward
A. Pollock, Fargo; Fourth district, Edward
T. Burke, Valley City; Sixth district. w.
II. Winchester, Bismarck; Seventh district.
Il w. IL Kneeshaw, Pembina; Eighth dis
trict, E. B. Goss. Miiot.
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M. M. ~.

BISMARCK CAMP NO. 41s4, M. w. A
Meets the second Tuesday in each month
T. R. Mockler, v. c.; A. w. Cook, clers
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serted for ONE CENT A WORD each irser-
ton. No publication for less than l6c Cash
Il Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through cor
respondence. W ii ~ H
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BISMARCK CITY OFFICIALS

Mayor. r. Smyth. 3's
Auditor-F. AE. Young. SsJ
Treasurer. VIM. Fortune.
Police Maxistrats-J. F. Fort.
City Justice---E. L. Gilbert. .,,s. .s.t-.s
Attorney-F. H. Register
Ensireer-T R. Atkinson sass
/ Health OMcer-Dr. n. O.. Ramstad.
!. Chief of Police-Frank Carr. Ay4$ty.Sss - =.
Road oyerseer--Wm. AcGrory. X
tAlderm.n-First Ward. n. 2. Slattery. Rob
Hinkley. Third Ward. "A. T.. Marquette, join
Larson: Fourth Ward. Chas. Fisher E. G. Pat
terson; Fifth Ward r. r. Wilcox. ETC. Taylor
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TANcRED COAAdANDERY, NO. ii, K 4
Meets third Thursday ia each month 4,
Masonic hall. o.. m Jones', z. c.; M.
Mckenzie Tccefderss fS9zss 4
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USE TRIBUNE WANT COLUMN:
USE TRiRIINR WANT COLUMN
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Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.

"A FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
insurance organization. Meets the last Tues
y day of each month in the Oddfeliows' hall.
Henry Butler, ii forcman; r. Il Best, M
~: E. a. Belk correspondcnt. Z.
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A. o. U. w.

BISMARCK LODGE NO. 120. MEETS THE
FIRST and third Fridays at Maennerchor hall
at O'Clock. Nj. ]. Mckenzie, M. WI:
Bradley c. Marks. Recorder
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Rebtekahs.

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 40. MEETS THE
6rst and third Saturdays In each month 81
Oddfel1ows,t hail. Elsie Mcdonald. "
g.; Mrs. Nellie Eyarts, secretary.
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Masonic.

BISMARCK LODGE, NO. s, A. b. g. A. NJ.
Meets first and third MondaysS in each
month at Masonic hall. b. r. Berndt w.
M; 6. Dullan, secretary.is
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FOR SALE-Seventy feet of grocery
store shelving and four counters,
all in good condition. G. F. Dullam
Bismarck, N. D. ~ .. q. s.- %
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FOR SALE-Piano for sale, sS5, if
taken at once; $50 down, balance
on time. Inquire at American res.
taurant, 8 p. m.; ask for the cook.
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PeR RENI--lRooMs.

FOR RENT-Modern and nicely fur
nished front room, up stairs, for one
or two gentlemen. Call at Nelson's
Millinery Store, or evenings at 40S
Third street. .s. ..@i
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. G. w. Wolbert,
Mandan avenue.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Girl for general house
work in small family. 421 Twelfth
street., f.f' ~ tt&S
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MALE HELP WANTED

AGENTS WANTEDITo self our =
piece kitchen set. You can make
$40 per da. Mercantile Invest
naent Co., sSykestoa, NJ. D.. tria
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CHELSEA.

Ernest A. Corwin and FORTS +. Hood
went to Boston Friday.--O. Fay Allen has
rented the lower front tenement of W. NJ.
Mattoon's housc.-FIcnry NJ. Magoon has
bought blackboard omobile--Frank
j. Titus, who sold his team line from
Chelsea to South Royalton, will work for
]. A. Il. Corwn e Son, doing teamng
for their grain store. May Mrs. Nellie
Alexander who has been housckcepcr
for w. NJ. Nation for several years.
has gone to Manchester n. H.. to spend
the summcr.--Mrs Maria Sanborn Fos-
ter. widow of Haven Foster. died last
week at her home In Rrooklinc. n. II.
Her remains were brought here and
placed in the tomb beside the body Of
her husband. who died two months ago
Mrs. Wilder w. Dearborn Is in West
in Boston visiting his brother. Gen.
Charles X. Darling.-Thc old Dana house
In this village bought by W. =. Town
send will continue to he rented. Tho
William Bacon farm opposite the South
Washington mocting-hous. has been sold
to Philip ]. Clough.-StanleY G. Wilson
has bought the Mcconnell farm in
Mcconnell Of Kellogg. Idaho.-Mrs Josie
Lougce has moved from the Philip j.
Little farm to George y clcalfs house
on Nershire road-Miss Lyle Tracy has
undergone an operation coy scrofula on
hor neck at a hospital in Jamaica Plain
Mass
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PROCTOR.

c. II. Hatch and family are moving
to Hospital hill. their house being
bought by Thomas McGillivary.-Mr.
and Mrs. II, II. Archibald and son have
gone on a vacation to New York, Wash
ington and Atlantic City.-Walter. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Guemerson. is
confined to the house by scarlet fever.
Miss Mary Sherlock has returned to
South Royalton after two weeks as
the guest Of her brothers.-Mrs. James
Beattic and daughter. Bernice, have
returned from North Ferrisburgh.-
Mrs Rediield Proctor. Jr.. has gone to
Lakewood. n. j.. where she will stay
some tim"-John Young Of the YER
mont Marble company Is on vacation.
Miss Ada Harvey has returned to
West Salisbury after visiting in town
n weck.-l.ittle Cecil keefc is able to
be about on Crutchcs.--Mrs. Charles
Partridge Of East Mlddlobury is visit
ing her son, =. C. Partridge,-Miss
Jennie Skocls has returned to Science
tady. n Y, after visiting her mother.
Edward ]. Donahue has returned TO
Norwich University after n short va
cation.-Jacob Barstrom of Hudson,
Mass. is visiting in town.-M'ss Kate
Alden of Millers Falls, Mass. has re-
turned home.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

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n'''hO'rS' l"c'o 10 Oily one Vacancy III
'he company at present. hree men
'ook HSI'Ihs 'r'P ON t"e laNe / rldaF
hSh. IheY reported the Ice ABOUT IL
teet thlck where II Is undlsturped by
currents ana made the Journey on the
Ice from the north side of Farrant's
point. The severe wind of Saturday and
Sunday opened large places in the Ice
and two weeks of moderate weather will
open navigation
a tree on South street Friday. 1t flowed
from the spout at the rate of SO drops
a minute and ran quart in IS minutes
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EDEN.

Mrs. Julia Blake is visiting in New
services will be held at
the Mills Church April 10 at 200 p. NJ
The first carload of asbestos was sent
to Johnson to be shipped April 14.-Mr
and Mrs. A. f.. Sargent were in Canada
last week visiting his sister before she
went to Montreal hospital for an opera
tion.-The school at the Mills will begin
April 20 with Miss Belle MaGnnis as
teacher. May MudGett will teach the
school on the north road and Grace
Coolidge on the branch-More sugar has
been made now than was made by some
all through last season and still farmers
are making more.
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WOL.COTT.

A reception was rendered Mr. and Mrs.
l.. G.. Udal at Woodmen's hall Friday
evening. about 20 of their many friends
being Pre- scnt.-Charlcs Hodge of Water
town, Mass. passed the week with his
sisters, Mrs. -. Lapalmc and Perkins
Mrs. Ncttio Merritt of Morristown has
sold her house here to George MclIcnty.
Miss Ethel Coburn Of Bclvidcre was
the guest Of Miss Wills over Sunday
Tho condition Of Myron Ifubhell, who is
III with BriGhts disease, is not as favor
ablc--Mrs. Kate Boardman has moved
to HardWick.-Charlcs Jones of Hard
wick visited his brothers. n. X. Jones
the last OF tho wcck.-Thc Rev. J. II.
Wills went to Barre Tuesday to attend
conference II is expected that he will
be returned here.
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later conducted iarm up Worcester
branch. For more than . years he was
prominent IN the aHairs OF Trinity Meth
odist Church.
Chnton G. Downing, who has con-
Quoted livery stable in this city for
the past 10 years. is negotiating TO sell
the property to W. Z. Perry and W.
L. Perkins. Mr. Downing Is contemplate
Ing going to California to reside
The First Congregational Church Of
Hyde Park. Mass. has extended call
TO the Rev. L. f. Reed, for the past
seven years pastor Of Bethany Church
in this city The pastoral supply com
mittoc from that church visited Mont
pelicr a few Sundays ago and heard Mr.,
Reed preach. Mr.. Reed has the call un-
der consideration and 1t is earnestly
hoped by his Pensioners and the peO-
pie of Montpelier generally that he will
not accept. His departure at this time
would be a serious loss to tho city. The
church to which he has been called has .
membership of GOO and pays its pastor
S-'"o win a parsonage.
Patrick Chimney of this city has re-
celV'd notice from the pension depart
meht at "ash'ngton that the pension ne
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Mrs Nellie CRchardson) Howe was
quietly married Saturday evening at
eight o'clock at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ernest Hatch, to Edmund Shat
tuck, the Rev. Frazer Metzger officiating
The bride is n woman OF winning per-
sonality and during her period of clerk
ship In the store of Z. A. Thomas won
the respect OF many The groom Is
retired business man of this place They
at once went to his beautiful home on
South Pleasant street where they are to
reside. Only the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties witnessed the
ceremony.
Mrs. A. T. Davis of Marshfeld visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkns Monday
and Tuesday.-Miss Winnie Jones has re-
turned from a weeks absence In Roches-
ter.-Drt. and Mrs. II. G. Beekman re-
turned yesterday from Boston, where the
doctor has been receiving special treat
ment.-The Rev a. l.. Cooper and
daughter, Miss Rosa, and Mrs. Roxanna
Hubbard are attending conference in
Barre.-Owing to the illness of her moth
er, Mrs. Charles Coulombe and grand
father. Mr.. Bonum, Mrs. James Stoddard
has been obliged to postpone her trip to
Porto Rico until later,-Mrs. Abbie Stone
of Braintrec visited her mother, Mrs c.
f. Luce. Tuesday .-Mrs. Simpson has
returned to Roxbury after a few days
at Joseph Brown's.-Sherman Moulton OF
Burlington was in town Tuesday The
fire department was called to South
Pleasant street Tuesday afternoon to
smother burning GrasS.-Thc quarantine
has been removed from the Chadwick
block as Gerald Ropes case of scarlet
| fever is over.
Having shown symptoms of hydrophobia,
| the dogs of James Mutually, John
Hutchinson and u. r. Smith have been
killed This makes n total Of % CANNES
| that have been killed.-Tho Bunch Of
| Roses are to give n dance In Grange hail
| Friday evening.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph
| Raymore are entertaining Mis- father,
| Isaiah Raymore Of Iighgate.-M Mary
| Bemis of North Springfield is visiting
Mrs. Lizzie Smith.-Mrs. S. u. Cushman
| after few days at II, d. Banistcr's.-
John Upper has gone to his home In
| Swanton.-Miss Eliza Goodhart has re-
| turned from a two months absence In
Barre-Miss c. Kate Howard is spend
ing two weeks In Montpelier and vicinity
C. w Boycc Of New York has been In
town the past few days. At present test
located on Mrs Ida Mann's farm but
soon regular work will he commenced
Mrs. Cora Robbins is III with the grip
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

st. Paul's Lodge. +. & A. NJ, has elected
the following Officers: Worshipful mas
ter, Dr. .. c. Bakor; senior warden, G.
w. Needham; JUNO, warden ]. +. Wood
ruff; senior deacon W. y. Bacon; Junior
deacon DR.. W. r. Marsh senior steward.
G. II. Bump; junior steward, +. r.
Spooner: marshal. J. G. l.. Woodruff;
Chaplain, G.. w. Burnham: tyler, r. j.
Carlisle; organist, c. II. Ross chorster,
II. l.. Willams nnanco committee, f..
+. Chandler, G.. ". Mcleod, F. l..
Smith.
Mrs. Byron Emerson of EllenburS, n.
y, is visiting her sister Mrs. Rollin
Munger-Mrs. John Norton has been
called to Orwell by the death of her
mothor.-Mrs r. c. Johnson is confined
to her homo with pneumonia.-Mrs r.
w. Williams has gone to Everett, Mass,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Benjamin Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Scvery will leave to-day for n visit In
Saratoga. y. Y.-Miss Elsie Hatch was
given birthday party by her friends
Tuesday evening Mt her homo on Franklin
street.-GcOrgc d. Wilson has moved here
from Proctor.
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DERBY.

Tho Rev. ]. H. Cone, former pastor
of the Congregational Church, passed
Saturday and Sunday here. 1t Is expect
ed he will return with his wife In the
near futurc.-AIrs. Joseph Naylor went
TO Burlington Tuesday to enter hospi-
tai for an opcration.-The Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. wilder left Tuesday to return to
Connecticut They have spent the win
ter here. Io will attend tho Vermont
conference The Rev. Mr.. Ackenback of
East Charleston preached at the Cong
regational Church Sunday morning and
evcning.-Ilerbcrt Campbclls youngest
child Is quite sick.--Bcrtha CominSs has
returned to Lewiston, Maine, to complete
the Yea. at Bates collcgc.--The funeral
of Na2ano Iafouutainc, who died We'd
nosday after a lingering and distressing
Illness was held in tie Catholic Church
In Newport Friday morning. The For
cstors attended in n body.-A. Z. Niles
is better but not alb, to work yet.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Manvillc Grant had severe attack Of
the humps last wcck.-The Rev. W. +.
Allen will attend conference this week.
Mrs. j. 7. Uric has returned from
burlington and is stopping at Herbert
Carson's.-Charlcs Thayer is quite i'll
with a catarrhal trouble.-Alden Twiss is
at home from White River Junction.
Tho Chandler Lumber company of Bar
ton Landing was busy last week rolling
logs into Black river to be hoated to
lrasburgh.-S. a. Smith is a delegates to
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DERBY LINE.

Miss Edna Caswcl. accompanied by
her mother. has returned to her musical
studies in Montreal Mr., and Mrs. W. L.
Bah Of Winnipeg, who are returning
from a trip abroad. are visiting In town
Miss Florence Pike, who is in her last
year at the School Of Design, Boston.
has accepted a position to teach art
In Washington, d. C-The Choral union
will give concert I'm the Haskell opera
house May 5.-The several cases Of
iph-hcra are getting along well.-Mrs.
{. l." Jenkins is able TO be dressed after
suffering with the grip for six weeks. -
Mrs. j. Malonin IS i'll with nervous
troublc.-Dr. II. 7. Stockwell Is again
out after being III 20 few d1ys.-A son
has just arrived at tie home of Customs
officer H. w. Braucrd
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first vlce-prcsident of the National Life
Insurance company, who has been in
town for several days, was also interest
cd In the Chelsea Trust company which
was destroyed
CHARLES Bowman, head of tho business
department at Montpelier Seminary, has
resigned to take effect at the end of the
school year. Mr.. Bowman was engaged
during the past year to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mr. Nichols
ana mas zone good work. His plans for
the future are not made.
Judge James l.. Martin Of Hrattlehoro
who was in town Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the directors Of tho Ma
tional Life Insurance company said, in
answer to question about the clash
between federal and state naturalization
laws that the fault is with the federal
law. Judge Martin will hear all appli-
cants for naturalization papers that 20
to him, but has no clerk or deputy that
he can send about the state for that
purpose This means that those in Ver-
mont who want to take out second
papers must 80 where the federal court
sits either at Burlington. Rutland, Brat.
tlehoro. Windsor or Montpelier
ne trustees OF Montpelier Seminary
have decided to relieve tho Rov Dr. T.
A. bishop from the active charge Of that
Institution and instruction therein. that
he may devot" all his time to soliciting
for the endowment fund 4 committee
composed OF G, y. Edgerton of North-
field, tho Rev. Il. +. Lowe Of st. A.hars,
the Roy. W. S. Smthers aud tho Rev
DR.. Il. y. Bishop OF Montpelier has been
appointed to draft resolutions on the
death Of the Hon. Rcdheld Proctor. who
was a trustee Of this Institution at the
time " his death
+. VI. Howe, acting principal OF Mont.
policr Seminary s'nro lqof. ana teacher
Of science and higher mathematics since
1901. has rendered h's resignation to the
/ trustees. the sam" 20 take effect at the
end Of the present school year The sole
Z management of the institution was ton
dcrcd him. in accordance with the vote
OF the trustees To release Prof. BiShor
from that work, but hc does not caro- &c
assume that r"spons h.lify Nh. Howc's
/ plans for IT," future arc not maturod
/ His departure viii be regretted. both IL
| tho seminary. and in Trinity Church
! where h. and his wife have been active
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NORTHFIELD.

Funeral services over the remains Il
the late Miss Marietta Allen were held
in the church at tho Falls Friday
afternoon. and were largely attended
The Rev. f.. w. sharpe of1iciatel anc
intcrmont was made in the family lot
at that place. Special music was rem
dered by friends of the family. Mss
Allen died Tuesday evening following
a short Illness with blood poisoning which
originated from SO slight cause as TIE
getting Of a small silver in one finger.
The silver came from a cane in a cans
seated chair Her age was 80 years,
practically all Of which was passed NJ
the Falls, where she was universally re-
spocted and esteemed She is survived
by two brothers, John and William, and
by one sister, Mrs. Charles Chandler.
The adjourned annual village meeting
was held Tuesday evening with a large
attendance Of voters 1t had been rum
ored that certain business transacted NJ
the meeting the week before would We
contested. but nothing of this kind was
done. 4 resolution was passed making
the annual rental Of hydrants $40 instead
Of sos. This amount is paid by the village
to the water department and there was
some opposition. The trustees were au-
system outside the village limits if the
same in their Judgment seemed advis-
able. This was passed in view of appl'-
cations for electricity which have come
from the Center and Falls villages. G.
r Andrews was elected tree warden.
This Is new Office. His duties in part
consist in seeing that the element Of
danger from decaying trees standing
near public walks is removed. Tho mo-
ton of last week to cut off summarilv
all users of electricity who are 30 days
in arrears was roscinded. It was voted
to furnish light and water to the Brown
public library and that the town he ask
cd to bear its share of the expense. A
special committee consisting of G. {.
Sanborn, w. r. Mayo and Andrew r.
Denny was appointed to investigate
water and light rentals and to suggest
changes If the same in the Judgment Of
this committee seemed best This arose
over the attitude of large users who
claim they should receive a special rate,
more particularly in the water depart
ment
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Mr. and Mrs l.. S. Wheeler. Miss Jen-
ME Mcknight and Archie L. Lamphere
were married Thursday noon at the
home of the brides parents in East
Montpelier, the Rev. c. C. Conner of
Barre officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
phere went direct to the farm in Plain
field which Mr.. Iamphere has recently
purchased.
l.. ]. Hathaway. instructor in instru-
mental music at Montpelier Seminary
for the past nine years, has been grant
ed a years leave of absence. dating
from the end of the present school year.
Mr.. Hathaway expects to sail for Ger
many early in July and will study sew
eral months of his vacation year.
c. l.. Bcsett. station agent at Rich
mond, was in town Thursday on his way
TO Barre, where he is Ia he transferred
os agent of the Central Vermont rail
way to succeed ]. O. Adams promoted
20 the Burlington station MIR. Besett
was formerly ticket agent at Barre and
Is thoroughly acquainted with the local
situation.
The republican caucus to elect dele
gates and alternates to the State rcpub-
lican convention to be held in Burlington
April % will be held in armory hall Fri
day evening, April II. Montpelier is en-
titled to ten delegates and ten alternatcs.
Before county court adjourned Thurs
day evening Fred ST. Rock was granted
divorce from Josephine ST. Rock for
desertion and adultery. Celina Turcottc
was also granted "A divorce from Napo-
leon Turcottc for intoerable severity.
The work of indexing the books and
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ELMORE.

Walter Spauldng remains very ill--Carl
Merriam, cght-year-old son Of Mr., and
Mrs Charles Merriam. who met with an
accident about a week ago, has had to
have ono eye taken out.-Mlss Eva
Ward Is bettcr-Harry Stowcll is i'll with
a fcver.-Mss Alice Amsden, who has
been working in Morrisville, came home
very i'll Saturday.-D, y. Hutchins and
son Of Morrisville have baught Mr..
Atkns's store and will take possession
within 20 days.-P. b. Pike Of Stowe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Robinson
Friday.
Mrs. John Switsor died Sunday at $50
y. m, ~ blood poisoning. She leaves
three child On. The funeral was held
Tucsdav.--W walter Spaulding is recovering
Miss Eva Ward is so much better that
she IL able to sit up part of the time
Edwin and Elmer Robinson went to
Morrsville Tuesday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs, Dirkee.--The creamery se'V
out 1,40O pounds Of butter Tuesday, all
made In one woek,-Next Sunday being
conference, the Rev. Mr.. Weslay will
not be here, but there will be an Easter
service at the churchill. N. Hutchins
and son took possession OF Mr., Atkins
store Tuesday,-The village school will
open Monday, April 2, with Miss Lue
Gould as teacher.