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, 1908-07-02
OCCUPYING OWN HOME
ON EIGHTH STREET.

Nh. and Mrs. R. G. Fitch, who have
been spending the last three or tour
months at the home of Mrs. Fitch's
mother, Mrs. Eva Downey, on Univer-
sity avenue. returned home yesterday
afternoon. Their bright little daughter,
born at the University avenu home, Is
now in full possession of the Eighth
street house, and it is wonderful what
a large amount of Dom Is needed for
one little mite of humanity.
, 1908-07-02
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

The county commissioners are check
ing the books in County Treasurer
Maynard's Office today.
o. X. Hubbard was remanded to the
custody of the sheriff today, his pre-
liminary examination not having been
completed this morning.
Judge Carpenter, who has been hold
ing court at Lander, is expected home
tonight. He stopped over at Casper
on his way home.
Court S~tenographer Patterson and
Mrs. Patterson returned last night
from Lander, where MI. Patterson had
been attending the district court for
Fremont county.
, 1908-07-02
PAPER TOO YOUNG
FOR LEGAL PUBLICATION.

Because the legal notice Of such in
tended action was published in the
Riverton Republican, a paper less
than one yea of age, and consequent
ly without legal standing under the
Wyoming law, the King Lumber com
pany and the Nicholaysen Lumber
company have been restrained from
foreclosing a mortgage on property
held by w. A. Savage Of Riverton.
Before the mortgage can be foreclosed
the official notice must be republished
in the Riverton Republican, which in
the meanwhile has attained legal ma.
turity.
, 1908-07-02
AN ENDURANCE TRIP
FOR HUGE AUTOMOBILE.

Hon. R H. Dwyer of Denver, one OF
the officers of the Denver, Laramie
and Northwestern; Colonel W. q.
Skinner. also interested in that prop.
erty, his son. w. B. Skinner. and Mr..
B. P. Howell of Denver arrived In the
city last night, having left. Denver two
days ago in a splendid Aerocar twenty
horse power automobile. They made
the journey by easy stages, leaving foi
home about the middle of the forenoon
today. The q came through mud and
water that Mr.. Dwyer thought it hardly
possible for an automobile to with
stand, but there was no hitch, the
water sometimes causing the engine.
to slow down. The a ia a new one in
this section, built for service" Mr..
Dwyer said.
, 1908-07-02
eoREo BY STEER.
Oklahoma Ranchman Killed After a
Hard Fight With Cattle.

Tulsa, Okla, July AFTER a terri
BILE encounter with a fong-horned herd
OF steers. George Wilkins, one Of the
best known ranchmen in this vicinity.
Is dead at his home. ten miles from
here. His body was gored and tram
pied almost beyond recognition.
Wilkins attempted to pass through a
coral on foot and was attacked by the
Infatuated animals. Armed with q re-
volver, the ranchman fought desperate
ly and killed six steers, but numbers
overcame him. Cowboys who rushed
to his assistance could only rescue mis-
body.
, 1908-07-02
InterIockins system at Ogden.

~InterIocking System at Ogden.
Under the direction OF Signal Super
visor Starratt of the Union Pacific sig
nal system. a force of expert engi-
neers Is engaged in the construction of
the interlocking system which is be-
ing installed at the point where the
tracks of the Union Pacific and the
Hamburger roads converge near Thir.
ty'second street in Ogden. 1t will be
several weeks before the i~nterlockine
device Ia placed at the crossing, and
until the work L. completed no regu.
lar trains can be run over the Bamber-
ger line.
Will Guy Of Union Pacific.
When completed. under the require
ments OF the Ogden district court,
which recently settled the matter of
crossing, the Bsmbsrger road will pur.
chase the system from the Union Pa
cihc. After It's ns Of the device for
n year, the Union Pacifc agrees to
re- purchase 1t from the Bamberger
line for $1,000. Tho CLANS of the in
terurban road arc to use this system
temporarily until the overhead cross.
ing. which will be built, is completed
which must be done in accordance with
the instructions Of the court within
one years time.
, 1908-07-02
ofHeIaIs Acted Promptly.
Quiet At e Paso.

Ell Paso, Texas, July 2.-Nothing &C.
CURED along the Mexican border to-
day to disturb thepgnes and quiet. The
Juares anaaiers - omcials again
guarded the city NJ might. however.
expecting m attach. but not = disturb'
ance occurred.- It IL rumored In Juarez
that troops had An engagement with
the revolutiontsts near Casa Grania
yesterday morning, but It was not
Confirmed
, 1908-07-02

Suit Filed and Settled in Half Hour.
In less than half an hour Tuesday
suit had been brought against the I'm
ion Pacific, judgment confessed and
taken and $1.777 paid to the plaintiff
by the attorneys for the road, say the
Omaha Bee. The suit was brought
by William D. Barrett, administrator
of the estate of Florence Lutes, who
was killed at Shelton last February by
a Union Pacific train. The road CON
scented to the settlement.
, 1908-07-02
sPARRlNo EXHIBITION
At OPERA HOUSE.

There will be four ~sparring exhibi'
lions at the Opera House Friday night.
starting At 9 o'clock. two between local
men and two between visitors. one Of
the visitors bsing no less than the
lightweish4 champion of Colorado. The
exhibkt0ns are = part Of the Fourth
81 July celebration and some hvely
sport = promised. The locals will In,
clude some Of the hAndiest kids Of II
city, With schenck and Wolf - thu
toplinsrs.
, 1908-07-02
ITALIANS HOME
BADLY WRECKED
CHARGE OF DYNAMITE ExPLop.
Ed AND FOUR INMATES ARE
SEVERELY INJURED.
Owner Had Received Threatening Let
ters From Alleged Black Hand De-
manding Large Sum Of Money
Mine Explosion In Russia Said to
Have Cost Hundred Lives.

Pittsburg, Pa. July -Four per.
sons were seriously injured and two
dwellings e partly wrecked today.
when a charge Of dynamite exploded
at the home of George D~eavotoria, a
wealthy Italian, at McKeesport.
Demand for Money.
Several threatening letters, signed
by the. alleged Black Hand ofseniEa-
ton. have been received by Deavo-
torta recently, in which $4,000 Is de,
manded.
, 1908-07-02
Trouble About Over.

Washington, D. c.. July 2.-Word
has been received at the Mexican EN-
bassy that Ambassador Creel will ar
rive from Mexico next week. State
department officials believe that by the
time the ambassador reaches here
there will be nothing more than an
echo Of the condition which for a time
appeared to be a cloud on the Mexican
horizon.
oficIaIs Acted Promptly.
Reports from American oficers
charged with the enforcement Of the
neutrality law show that they acted
promptly and with zeal.
Simply for Moral Erect
The troops sent to Del Rio were
largely for moral effect, while the fact
that none were sent elsewhere by Gen
eral Myer Is an indication In the Of
fetal mind that they we're not actually
needed.
, 1908-07-02
FUNERAL FIXED FOR
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

The funeral Of Charles Schwatke,
whose death was announced yesterday
will occur on Sunday afternoon, from
the house. where brief services viii
be held by Rev. o. G. Wchmann, pas
tor Of he German Evangelical church
From the hoase the remains will be
taken to the church. where more ex
tended services will be held. with sing
ing both by the Laramie aaaennerchOr
and the choir Of the church. Mr.. Schwat
Ike was president of the congrega-
ton of the German Evangelical church
at the time of his death. The pail
bears will consist Of three members oi
the Maennerchor and three members o.
laramie aefie. Eagles, the latter or
ganizatfon having charge of the ser
vices at, the grave.
, 1908-07-02
viii Build Bridges.

A contract has ueen let to a Fort
Collins man for the construction of the
bridges on the line Of the Denver,
Laramie and Northwestern railway
from Denver to Fort Collins, says the
Greeley Sun. The contract will
amount to about $4,000 and calls for
the completion of the work by Novem-
Der l. About eight miles Of the road
bed is already graded and is ready for
the rails
, 1908-07-02
WESTERN CATTLE FOR
KANSAS CITY MARKET,

l.. E. Doolittle Inc Ed Marshall of
Fort Collins and ]. d. Mckee of Den
e were here last night, leaving for
Kansas City this morning with nine
cars of cattle for the market at that
place. The cattle were unloaded and
fed in the yards here.
, 1908-07-02
SMALL BOY CHARGED
WITH TAKING WHEEL.

A small boy, living with his parents
on south Eighth street, was charged
with the theft of a bicycle last night.
It was found that the little fellow had
used the wheel and damaged it some
what, but that he had no intention Of
stealing it. His father agreed to make
good the damage to the wheel and the
matter was permitted to be dropped.
, 1908-07-02

Mr.. Ulen having resigned as agent
for the Laramie, Hahns Peak and Pa
cific railroad company and the Pacific
Express company at Centennial, his
place will be taken on Monday by
B. P. Wigton, agent for the express
company here, his brother coming here
as agent for the express company. Mr..
and Mrs. Wigton will make their home
at Centennial. Mr.. Ulen will return to
this city.
, 1908-07-02
LARGEST FLAG IN TOWN
ON DISPLAY TO-DAY.

A brand new flag, perhaps the lar
gest in town, was suspended over the
street in front of the Kuster hotel this
morning, n will be kept there until
after the Fourth of July. 1t is 8 by
Is feet and was bought at Denver on
purpose.
, 1908-07-02
PIONEER RANcHMAN
HAS PNEUMONIA

James Daugherty, the Hatton ranch
man and pioneer citizen, is down with
an attack OF pneumonia. but his physi-
clan. Dr.. Stevens Of this city, believes
he will be able to pull through. The
doctor visited him yesterday, leaving
him in improved condition.
, 1908-07-02
Only One Death.
NOT SAVAGE.
Negro Arrested in Michigan Not Con.
cerned in Big Mail Robbery.

Monroe. Mich, July 2.-Postofice In
sTector Stuart of Chicago arrived here
today with Inspector Davis of Denver,
and after inspecting the negro arrest
ed on suspicion of being Charles Saw
age, wanted for alleged connection
with the $50, 900 mail robbery at Kan
sas City, declared he was not Savage.
, 1908-07-02
BRIDAL COUPLE HERE
ON WAY To DENVER

MIR. and Mrs. E. j. Ramsay Of Den
yer. who were married at Rawlins a
day or two ago. were in the city this
morning, on their way to Denver, Mr..
Ramsay being a travelling salesman
from that city. They were guests at
the Union Pacific, and today received
the congratulations of several Laramie
friends, who have known Mr.. Ramsay
for several years as one Of the most
popular statesmen on the road In this
territory
, 1908-07-02
NO FiREWoRks DURING
THE INDUSTRIAL PARADE,

The manAger Of the Fourth of July
celebration announce that no fireworks
Of any kind will be rermitted during
the industrial parade, and that special
policemen will be detailed to make a
rests for violation Of this order. There
will be many horses in the parade.
some of them fresh from the country,
and a runaway with the streets crowd
ed might result in severe loss Of life.
, 1908-07-02
Leaving for the East.

Mrs. John Crooks and two children,
Hazel and Charlie, left this afternoon
for Lincoln. Neb., where they will visit
for a few days, going from there to
Morenci, Mich, for q couple of month";
visit with relatives. Mr.. Crooks may
join them at Morenci and return with
them.
, 1908-07-02
BUSINESS MEN READY
FOR INDUSTRIAL PARADE

Several business men who have plan
ned to be represented in the industrial
parade on the Fourth Of July. starting
about 9 o'clock, are at work getting
their floats ready, and there is every
Indication of a good big turnout. An
immense amount Of bunting will be
used. and there is a little generous
rivalry in some quarters.
, 1908-07-02
PLENTY or HAIL AT
FLAG RANCH vEaTERnAv

-Four inches of hail fell at the Flag
ranch yesterday afternoon, but A. M.
Goode, who brought word from there
this morning, said he had heard Of no
considerable damage. William Pregel,
who was in from the Hutton grove dis
trict this morning stated that the hail
in his section had literally spoiled
the grain crcA falling to a depth OF
six inches.
, 1908-07-02
ELEVENTH INFANTRY
FIRST INTO CAMP,

The first troops to move into the
Grow creek reserve for the August ma
neuvers are three Companies Of the
Eleventh infantry that left Fort Rus
sell today. They will erect tentage
and prepare for the coming Of the 10s-
600 regulars and militia who are to par
ticipate in the maneuvers. In prepara-
ton for handling the several million
pounds Of supplies which Wit be used
by he troops the Union Pacific y lay.
Ing sidetrAcks 1t Dale Creek station,
thirty-two miles west Of Cheyenne.
, 1908-07-02
ENGINEERS TAKEN TO

Engineer Sevison and party, includ-
ing Mortimer Grant and Will Naismith
ming, going out in an automobile
driven by VIII Goodale, and will do
some work in that section for the
Tallmadge-Buntin Land company. The
engineers will spend the remainder of
the week in that vicinity.
, 1908-07-02

the Union Pacific depot, shows that
during the month of June he received
1922 fewer pieces than in June of last
year and forwarded SO fewer pieces.
but his receipts for excess baggage
and storage were greater than in June
a year ago.
, 1908-07-02
New Aaent Al Dale Creek.

Dale creek, which has been made the
) OF supplies for the United States
army during the maneuvers on the
Grow creek reserve. is now a full sta
tion. N. G. Puckett being placed in
charge as agent this morning. A tele-
graph office is maintained there con-
stantly. and the agency will be main
tanned during the maneuvers.
, 1908-07-02
Foreman III Today.

H. B. Hadley, foreman Of the bridge
and building gang here at work on the
changes In the telephone booth at the
trainmaster's office, was i'll today and
not able to be at his post. AL the
railroad telephones will be placed in
the one room and an operator installed.
who will communicate with the differ.
ent ofices In the building.
, 1908-07-02
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
OF eYEAlJNG CATTLE.

Ed Campbell, who last week was ar
rested at Torrington on a charge Of
the theft Of thdrty-two head Of cattle
from w. e. Dorr of Douglas. has On
tered a plea OF guilty AMI IL In the
county jail ct Douglas. awaiting SEN
tence. The stolen cattle are valued At
$500. A number o. horses belonging
to stockmen Of the Cheyenne river dis
trict were also found in the possession
Of Campbell.
, 1908-07-02
HAD BRASS kNUCkLES
FOR OWN PROTECT

FOX OWN &c ION.
A local resident was taken up by
the police last night, charged with hav-
ing in his possession a pair of brass
knuckles, which he claimed were for
his OWL protection. He was fined IS
and costs and the weapon was con-
flscated.
, 1908-07-02
AT DEATHS DOOR.
Veteran Cincinnati Editor About to
Write Thirty"

Cincinnati, O., July 2.-Murat Hal
stead, the veteran editor, is reported
to be dying, following cerebral honor
rhage He has been in poor health
for months, but until today his family
held hopes Of his recovery. Today.
however, it is said that hope was
abandoned and the doctors report that
he cannot survive the afternoon.
, 1908-07-02
Date for otHciaI Notification,

Washington, D. c., July Am
nouncement was made today that it
has been finally decided to have the
notification of Taft's nomination take
place at Cincinnati on July 2S.
, 1908-07-02
Many Miner Killed

Yuzovka, Russia, July Last
evening q violent explosion Of gas oc-
CURED at the Rikovsky mine. in which
$50 miners were working. A hundred
miners are reported killed.
, 1908-07-02
MONTANA SLIM HELD
TO DISTRICT cOtIRT.

Walter Jordan, alias Miller, alias
Montana Slim, who is charged with
the murder Of Albert Ray Carnell nea
Lusk June Is, was given a preliminary
hearing at Douglas yesterday and was
bound yer to the district court for
trial. Jordan is fedgning insanity.
Dan Daley. who was arrested for COM
plicity in the murder. has identified
Jordan as the man who did the killing.
, 1908-07-02
PREPARING TO LEAVE
SOON For COAST.

Mrs. B. Whiting and her son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McFar-
land, are preparing to leave about
Sunday for the Pacific coast to spend
the remainder Of the summer vacation.
They have everything ready to start.
the delay having been caused by q Sc
we're fellon on inc Of Mrs. Writings
hands. which is believed to be better
now, so that the journey may be I'M
dertaken
, 1908-07-02
TOWNE DECLARES HE'S
MAN FOR THE PLACE

ton Of correspondence. 1t is expect
ed that Taft and Frank II. Hitchcock
might have a conference today, but no
engagement had been made n the
conference may go over until tomor.
row.
, 1908-07-02

. o . Q o
Q MARKETS TO CLoeE q
Q ALL DAY SATURDAY.. q
. The meat markets of the city Q
o will close all day Saturday but o
Q will remain open until 8 o'clock q
Q Friday evening. They will not be q
Q opened from that hour until Mon Q
= day morning. o
Q Q Q % Q 90 o o o o
, 1908-07-02
Shipping stock from Mill.

Will Henderson, shipping clerk at
the rolling mills, informs The Republt
can that he shipped a car of bolts to
Omaha yesterday and another car of
angle plates west.
, 1908-07-02
GROWS WEAKER.
Bishop Potter Has Comfortable Night,
but Does Not Gain.

Cooperstown, N. Y, July Bishop
Potter passed a comfortable night, but
he continues to grow gradually
weaker.
, 1908-07-02

Washington. D. c., July 2.-Taft Ia
making arrangements to leave Wash
ington for Hot Springs, Va, tomorrow
afternoon. In the meantime he is try
ing to dispose of the great accumula-
, 1908-07-02

NEW DIPPING VAT
NOW IN COMMISSION
A. M. Goode completed his dipping
vat yesterday and 1t IL now ready Tor
service. Several hundred head Of cat
tie viii be run through thts season.
, 1908-07-02

WOMAN AT LIBERTY
ON ARSON CHARGE.
Mrs. Bessie Hicks. recently arrest
ed at Lander on a charge of arson, is
at liberty, the jury having returned a
verdict Of not guilty.
, 1908-07-02

Decorate In Baggage eusiness.
The monthly comparative statement
Of A. B. Caverly. baggage agent at
, 1908-07-02
On His Way Home.

On His Way Home.
Cleveland, O., July Hooking pale,
James C. Sherman left this city this
morning, in a private car, for the east
at s O'Clock. He will reach Utica this
evening.
, 1908-07-02
HERE ZOE A VISIT

AT oTATioN FARM.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Cramton of Mad
ison, Wis, are in the city for = visit
with Prof. and Mrs. j. 7. MCDANIEL
at the experiment stock farm, and
will spend some weekn In this city.
They arrived this Afternoon.
, 1908-07-02
GONE TO sAWMILLs
ON PRIVATE BUSINESS

Dr.. James A. Ballard and Clark Pei
ton left this morning for Centennial
and were driven from that city to the
sawmall OF the Boston and Wyoming
Lumber company, up in the mountains.
They are expected to return this at,
ternoon.
, 1908-07-02
GONE TO THE RANCH
ON A FISHING TRIP.

ON - FISFIING INF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Leonard Of
Lincoln, Neb., arrived in the city last
night, registering at the Kuster, and
left for the Wright ranch this morn
ing, on the Laramie Plains line, where
they will visit for a few days, Mr.. Leon
ard being an ardent fisherman.
, 1908-07-02
HOME FROM

OF THREE DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Raife, who wero
married at Greeley, Colo, on Monday,
arrived home last night and are quar-
tered for the present with Mr.. and
Mrs. E E. Fitch at Fourth and Sheri-
dan streets. They went from Greeley
to Denver, where they spent a couple
OF days.
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COLCHESTER.

william Cleveland and family have re-
turned from South Hero, where they
have been camping two months. --flarry
Iensmore and Frank Densmore md
family from Barre are spending n week
Mt their cottage ut Mnlletts bay. Frank
Dunbar is also passing few days there.
A. A. Green and son. George, who
have been the guests OF his cousin, Mrs.
W. II. Caswell and other relatives here
and In burlington, have returned to Rut-
land.-Miss S A. Gilmore, who has been
spending the summer at Camp Martin,
has returned homc-rne Rev. George
Skinner hns returned from n two weeks
absence.-Mr. and Mrs William Heath
Of Woodbury. visited his brother n. A.
Celley, Sunday and Monday.-Mrs. c. GIL
more and daughter and Mr.. Peirce have
returned to Arlington. y. Y. from Camp
Martin, where they spent tho summer
George Goodrich, who has been III at IT.
a. Celey's for some time. Is much I'M
proved and has gone to Johnson for a
short stav.-Arr. and Mrs. Bert Carey
returned Monday from visiting his father
in Eden.-Miss w T.. Wolcott went Mon
day to Woodstock to resume teaching. -
A number from here attended tho Bap-
tist association meeting Mt Essex juno
ton Tuesday and Wednesday, Bessie
Wolcott. Leila Morgan and William Mum
son are attending the high school in
Burljngton
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FAIRFAX.

Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Walker to the mar
rage OF their daughter. Misc Fannie
Estella, to Clyde Bartleson Howard OF
W"stford Wednesday. September 10 The
remains of l-oonl!s Ballard of Florida
we're brought to North Fairfax and
buried in the old family cemetery Satur-
day He had been in poor health for
over year and was s. years old. lie
leaves three brothers and half sister,
Miss Ballard. OF Enosburgh Falls.--Mr.
and Mrs. Il. T. Orion. Mr., and Mrs. c.
ID. Orion. II. s. Dawson and Miss Dell
Orion are at XII Kare camp.-Mr and
Mrs. b, NJ. Ballard passed Sunday at
her brothers. e. W. Writer'S. camp on
the lake-A large number wen, from here
Tuesday to attend the Baptist convention
at Essex Junction--Mrs. Ixottie Story Of
Johnson Is spending a few days with her
sister Mrs. William Francher. helping
10 care for Mr.. Franchcr. who Is very H.
w. NJ. Smith OF Cambridge was In
town Tucsday,-The carpenters to build
f.. G. Boydens house arrived Tuesday,
a large number from the village attend
ed the reception given NJ. b. Strait. town
representative. Friday night. There were
A. I'Nord have their goods packed and
will leave September 10 for their new
field of labor.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Thomas. the 10 months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips, died Fri
day morning Of cholera infantum. Tho
funeral was held Sunday Mt the Church
OF our Lady of the Rosary In Rich
mond at 800 2. m.--Herbert Tart of
South Starkshoro Is visiting his broth
err Clayton, and sister, Mrs. Gcrtie
Rrewster-A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Taft Saturday.
Mrs. Juan De Collaines Of Montpelier
and Mr. and Mrs William Fielder and
son of stowe were here Sunday to at
tend the funeral of the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Philips,-Mr. and
Mrs. George Warren and daughter OF
Bolton visited his uncle. G +. Warren,
over Sunday.-Mrs. Clara Norton re-
turned to burlington Saturday after n
months vacation.
Mrs. Loren Hill and children of Rich
mond returned Tuesday after visiting
her brother Ezra Kimball.-The Misses
Jeanette Shattuck and Martha Norton
went to Burlington Monday to attend
the high schooI.-tMrs. Eliza Liberty has
returned from the hospital at Burlington,
where she underwent successful
operation for appendic!t's.-Mr. and Mrs.
F. @. Bagley have returned from Queen
City Park.-The remains Of Orrison Sweet
were brought here from Starksboro and
buried Monday.--Bernar the young son
Of Patrick iIill, who was quite Ill. Is
better-Miss Amelia Keller visited her
sister, Mrs Cassandr,a Ellis, over sun
day and together they have gone to
Essex to visit friends,
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs NJ. A. Deuel. and sister, Miss Ag-
gle Taylor, went to Railway, y. j.. on
Tuesday. After visiting relatives in
New Jersey Mrs. deuel. Will go to Gary.
Ind, to visit her son, the Rev. George
F. Duel. a former pastor here Il Il.
Corse and wife of GreenhurS. Kan, are
visiting relatives here. Miss Hamilton Of
Montpelier was recent guest OF Miss
Dorothy Parker-George Butler o. Wor-
Ccster visited his sister, Mrs Cassius
Goodspeed last week, returning 20 his
home In Worcester on Saturday. accom-
panied by his son. who has been spend
ing some weeks here.--R. G. Phelps !;
home from Maine and Is moving his
family to the Gates house on the hill.
Ell Shangraw will move from Hil West
to the house vacated by Mr Phelps,
which he purchased some time ago or
DR., c. c. Smith, The village schools be
gan Tuesday with Robert Twitcholi In
the EiEh school. Miss Mabel Parker In
tho intermediate and Miss Jessie Martin
In the primary.--The Ladies' A'd society
Will meet thia afternoon with Mrs
Charles I8aker.-Miss Lucy Parker has
returned to Montpelier Seminary.
shina viii return to Goddard seminary
Airs. Vena Vadney has gone to New
port n. H., where she has employment