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CANADIAN TYPES OF THE OLD
REGIME. 160S-I69S. Ry Charles W.

Colby, professor Of history in Nc
Gill University. New York: Henry
Holt * co.
This volume represents a series of lee
lures recently delivered in Ottawa before
the May Court Club and has a peculiarly
timely interest in the coincidence of its
issue with the Champlain celebration re-
Gently held at Quebec The authors pur-
pose was to present an array of historical
facts relative TO some OF the most inter
esting personaGeS OF the old time when
Canada was being evolved from wilder
ness into a prosperous province. He also
discusses various aspects of the French
colonization without. however, AT any
point straying far from the concrete. He
has drawn the examples chapter by chap
ter from some one career. making single
parsonage representative of class. By
this method he secures a sweep of view
and yet a diStinctuesS Of character draw
ing and gives an excellent historical per-
spective covering the entire subject. The
types chosen for this purpose are the eN-
ploTer, Cham plain. the missionary. Bre-
bcuf. the coionisj Hcbcrt; the soldier,
u Tbervilic: the Coureur de hoiS, Du i.hut:
the intendant. Talon; the bishop, Laval;
the governor Frontenac, and n group of
women whose influence was powerful IN
the evolution OF the colonist character.
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MISS ELKINs Will Be
lV1 Nearer to a Great
Throne Than Any Other
American Girl, If She Mar
ries the Duke of the Abruzzi
"A New Orleans Girl Once,
However, Sat. Upon a Eu-
ropean Throne, Though Not
Great One-To Date, Alto
gether, There Have Been a
Dozen American Princesses
and Fourteen American
Duchesses.
Copyright. 1908, by John Elfreth Watkins,
~ she weds the Duke of the Abruzz
Miss Katherine Elkins daughter OF
the opulent senator from West Vir-
Ginia, will sit nearer to the throne Of
great European monarchy than
any American girl who has yet mar
ried a scion of old world aristocracy. In
the popular slang of the day, she might, in
her probable future status, be termed a
near-queen. the duke being member OF
the royal household of Italy. the first
cousin of the king. the grandson of a
queen. and a possible heir to the throne
Another American girl, however, once
won for herself a seat on one OF
the thrones of Europe. This was Miss
daughter of Michael Heinze. a
former banker of New Orleans. who mar
ried Prince Albert, reigning sovereign OF
Monaco. from whom she was judicially
some years ago. She is the only
american woman who ever occupied ar
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Being the Works of Shakespeare in
the Spelling of the best Quarto and
Folio Texts. Edited BY +. j. Furni-
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PETER: a Novel of Which He is Not
the Hero BY F. Hopkinson Smith.
Illustrated by A. l. Keller. New
York: Charles Scribners Sons.
Washington: Brentano's.
took all the optimism of Uncle Peter
and the splendid character of Isaac
Cohen, the tailor. to make real man
III out of young Jack Breen. He was
most egregious snob when the story
teller first presented him to the reader
curious mixture of Galahad and Don
QuiXote, with a strong intermiXture of
the prig. Clerk in a questionable brokers'
office in Wall street he was utterly inno-
cent of the methods by which such
establishments are run until he learned of
the financial ruin of customer, where
upon he f1ared into riotous Indignation,
rebelled against the existing condition and
kicked himself out of a most luxurious
home into the care of his unrelated but
none the less interested Uncle Peter"
Then began his evolution as a man. and
made that process of keen interest There
Is much in the story that suggests Mr..
Smiths own experience as contracting
engineer, and the story acquires in con-
sequence vivdness of narration 10 be
ject thoroughly. This is one of Mr.
Smiths strongest stories, and it will do
good to the extent that the example of
Uncle Peter the dear old teller in a
Wall street bank. or whom the sun
never sets, is emulated by men who come
in contact with youth.
ANGEL ESQUIRE. BY Edgar Wallace.
New York: Henry Holt * Co.
If Mr. Wallace has any more such
stories as this in the back OF his brain the
sooner lie tells them the better for the
reading world. There is not a dull page
in the narrative. 1t begins with hint of
max to another with a jovial briskness
that gives the reader no possible chance
to flag. II is the story of an eccentric
old gambler who at the end of his years
takes measures to leave his great for
tune To- an unnamed heirs The method
adopted * unique, involving the ConstrUc-
tion of an immensely strong safe deposit
IN London, containing the treasure. and
the deNISlng of Il puzzle. the solution of
which is to be rewarded by sole posses
sion OF the fortune. The pursuit of this
great wealth involves the activities of
three INSCRIPTIONS and daring criminals
competing against each other and against
d young woman whose fate is strangely
mixed with theirs. Mr.. Wallace presents
ii most engaging type of criminal in
Jimmy" the gentleman thief who steals
for the pleasure of the game and not for
the SpoilS. and a diVerting type of de-
tcCtiye in Angel Esquire" whose meth
DDS are unique and whose success is fore
ordained. This is rafting good story,
well told.
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.

LONDON, September 5, 1903.
is the time of year when. In
the cant phrase of general GUS
tom, 1t is the correct thing to
say that London is empty"
And yat wa have only to wan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-12
Princess de Chimay.
French Titles Hoodooed.

m. who married the Duo dc Rochefou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-12
Duke Married Two Americans.

lionaire railroad king as well as to coal
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Casati, Gaetano. Ten Years in Equatorial and
the Return With Emin Pasha. ". 1891. GI3-
cot.
Lander 4. II. $. Across Widest Africa. ".
1907. G10-I.2;}T
Lane, F. W. The Manners and Customs OF the
Modern Egyptians. 1905. GIL -L2ia.
Martin. Mrs. Annie. Home Life Ostrich
Farm 1891. G1iS-Ni:2lh.
Tyndalr Walter. Below the Cataracts. 1907.
G7l-T31G.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-10-02

Miss Mary Hall has been engaged
as tenchtr OF the American ridge
school and opened the term the first
OF the week.
Mrs. J. r. Hall has closed her
house in Moscow and moved to
kendrick where she can be with J r.
rnry have taken rooms UPSTAIRS in
the Reeves block.
George Brrnum has tore down lr.
DID lumber shed which has been It
iand mark since the fir and tn.
street in front OF the Gazette & ffirr is
now opened to the depot
Fred Beckwith left Tuesday after
noon for Spokane and II visit to
Snnter Alexander at Spirit Lake.
where h" will e'joythe sport "f d,'ck
hunting Fred ln'en,is 10 oe goue Il
week
The Tom George sale hv Capt.
Carleton held in kendr!, K was one of
the big ones of the season. A large
crowd atteu e and h prices
secured for the goods was above he
average
j. &. Ruggles. recently OF Chicago,
has been engaged 10y the Gazette as
an all around man of the Gazette
force. we invite your patronage as
we are equipped t. do anything in
the job line and at short notice.
Prof Ciinkenbeard was in town
Wednesday and Thursday of thls
week and succeeded in starting n
class OF music He invites others to
join and makes Inducements O those
mnsicallv inclined which are worth
While considering See him when he
is in town next We lnesday and
Thursday
The Lincoln Hardware & Imple-
ment Co. announce IA dem 1nstration
Of the qualities Of their Malleable
Range, said demonst to he
held between October 18th ana 18th
inclusive, during which ueriod free
lunch will be served by the Malleahle
Girl and n souvenir plate presented
to each lady attending. See the
advt. for further particulars
The Bonner sale which will occur
on the 9TH of October will he one nf
the biggest sales held on the Potlatcb
this year, as il includes evprvth.un
from household goods to all kinds n,
machinery and live stock A bic
crowd will he there from AL sections
and many bargains will DO picked
up as The articles offered are in good
shape and mostly new. Sale begins
ut 8 a. IN. and flee lunch will he
offered to those present.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
She Doesn't Believe "the Wiz
ard" Should Quit Now That
He's the Champion.

n ECAUSE a woman prefers that her
X husband shall defend a champion
- ship won after th!rty-f!ve years
OF hard work rather than forfeit even
though conditions may be against his
further success, Jake Schaefer has fin
ally consented to accept challenge
from George sutton for the Isl bail
line billiard trophy. and the game will
probably be played in New York within
six weeks.
When Sutton challenged the winner
OF the recent SchaeferH Hoppe match
in Chicago. Schaefer said that he would
not play again for the emblem; Fail
Ing health, age and desire to give the
younger n.en chance to win the
trophy were reasons given. He s.
said that IL he won he would probably
return the trophy to the donors or for
felt II challenged.
The result Of the match surprised even
the wise ones and Schaefer has been
urged by his friends all over the coun-
trys to play just one more match. Mrs
Schaefer added her plea 10 the others,
The evening world., 1908-03-21
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 2l-
The City Park entries for Monday
races are as follows;
shone, los; Glorlolc, io1; Anne McGec, lie
lnez Sister. 100; Martzl. los; Arlonette,
l1o Dr. Armstrong. 1o5; Intervene los
SECOND RACE stoenla chase; short
MN. ~; John D!lon. 80. Gallithea, lS5'
Ga ~. rs Coal Back Lady, Ia; Dr,
Lind 'le, li5; McAlistor. 1l5.
THIRD RACE-,Flve and a half turlongs;
SELL lg.-'Meadow Green. lo5; Nazlmoya,
no; Watugl, no; Merrlgo, 10; Red Mil,
l12; 'Tracey Gately, lO7 oEbent. 10; In.
True lie: .Phn CNinn lo7; GowanEa, iIo;
Aielnide ,Royer, ITO; Pat Sharp, i12: Royal
Chance lis.
FOURTH RACE-seven frrlon=s: purse
+. =. ship. %: Slylor. lO@ Miss De anev.
%; Cooney X. loS; Grimald 100, King 5
FIFTH RAcE-Miie and sixteenth; sell
Terah, as: Okenite lC5. 'JRck wit. |, =,
Llsterlne 81: Bucket Rrigads. 81, Cola
Way. lo4. Doubt, los; ReNanS. 8O HScv-
erus, 90: 'Lady Esther. 1o4. Hmm. bal BY,
SIXTH RAcE-slx furlongs; purse.-Bes,
Ward. 90; Zagg. lol; Ears Court, lo4; AIR
cer:. loi Fred Mulholllnd, 100; sam Tay or,
ll2; Land Breeze. ll2
SEVENTH RAcE-ons ard ene-esh,h
yiEny, 100; .cuIl, l6i; Gllpn, III .rnil
weather cloudy; track fast,
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Schaeter viii Play
Cause Wife Says So

but Jake insisted that he preferred u
retire after thirty years an undefe3ted
Champion, also adding that champions
We're liable to defeat and that be yl
neither q JOAN L. nor james j., Ia.
an Ade.lnl Patti making a"J.Der fare
" ell tour.
Then MRS. Jake took pen in hand and
wrote TO Pres! lent Bens.nser. of tAe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Company,
.. ..-..us .... ..r 'N. .ara n q n lee
tired; that he sho-lG not forfeit, and a
whole lot OF other things The feature
'I her letter, however, was this sen-
,cnce:
Even II I knew tha, my husband
would be defeated | sApI.d Insist that
ne play rather than FORTE, t, real
In this bel eve / express the sent.-
ment OF every true-aearted American
oman, and uar.iclldrE those W have
the good fortune to ne the wives OF
champions. also want to add that l
believe my husband to be the master
rhat setted /. Tor the wizard" He
NHs at iuo Office o. the Brunswick
Eulke-Co'lrnder company tlis morning
with his check for $40 to cover Su tons
forfeit ana he named New York as the
place for the game.
wnie Hoppe. who is playing with
Schaefer at Crumbs in preparation for
ms majCn with sutton at Is in this 4 Y
March -. Is playing an entirely new
game. and his Improvement is mar
vellous This Improvement Is due 10
Schaefer's coaching The Wizard
told Hoppe that his game was too open,
am the yOungster is now studying the
wonderful nurse OF Schaefer,
The evening world., 1908-03-21

fight. Farmer went down, came up and
met another right hook in the same
place and the GEnt was over. The mi,i
was the best seen in Sacramento In
months Mayne!d, as in a previous
fight. did most OF the leading, while
Farmer lay back and sta led, but not
With the same effect as before.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Good Sport Promised for
Opening, as Track Is in
Good Condition.


Vv7ASHINGTON, March -O-rhouSA
M the officials OF the Washing on
Jockey Club appeared not to %
In the least annoyed by the assertions
Of Commissioner MaCfrland that ne
will cause the arrest OF any one at
tempting TO make book during the Ben
ninEs NEE ting, local followers OF the
sport fear that the meeting may be 4
short-lived one. Notwithstanding Jus
tice Stafford's decision tha- the per
lmbulating system of bookmakins IS
not a violation of the law those tamilar
with the effect of the authorities op-
posing betting are OF tie opinion tina.
way will oe found TO put the ban
on the speculative end OF the sport,
without which, of course, no meeting
can be conducted suCce sstu!ly
Commiss ioner Macfarland seems /
care very littie for the decision recently
handed Gown favoring the ooUkieS. He
contends that it is WRONG to allow be -
ting, and ne proposes to stop 1t. Tne
facing UnIgIals .ere say tAat the Ia"
viii block Mac.arlind, but tuat re
mains to De seen. Suffice II 10 say tAat
the UOukIeS are not 10 nave smoo.A
sailing, and this fact is certain TO a.
feet the game hese
The evening world., 1908-03-21
SHERIDAN EQUALS RECORD.

sT. LOUIS, Mo-. March N-M. J..
Sheridan last night eaualled the world 3
record In the st, Louis University in
door meet in throwing the 5s-pound
weight ID feet inches The great In
vltation race at LOO yards between
Melvin Shepard. OF New York; Jimmie
I.ightbody, of Chicago. and Haskins
of PENNSYLVANIA. fell through for the
reason that nather Lightbody nor Has.
kins appeared.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Madden Wants to Box cros. Again

Frankie Madden, tho local lightweight. 10
anxious to get on another matel with L.eaoh
Cross. who beat him recently. Madden olaimA
he was In no shape for Cross. as he re
garied him a einch, IL Gross will not take
Elm on he will tackle Billy Keat!nS. Mad
dem says that ne has already defeated Kea;,
-><sct that he beat Madden Y not %.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
ASTOR WINS CHAMPIONSHIP.

LONDON. Maroh M.-I.ieut. John ia
ooh Astor, OF the First Life Guards,
won the recquets championship OF the
army to-day by defeating Capt. Luther
Of the Yorkshire Light Infantry. In the
nnalA, the score stood to g.
Lieut.. Astor 10 u son of william Wal
dort Astor, and entered the Rritlsh
The evening world., 1908-03-21
MAYFiELD BEATS FARMER,

tHrsoisl to The Evrning worid)
SACRAMENTO. March 2l.-Frank
Mayneld. with a right hook to Jaw,
knocked out Kid Farmer last night In
the last round Of their twsnty-round
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Busy at the Track.

At the race track everytnlns IS ouSy
and going along in me same wa.
though many of me horscnen STARE ...
opinion that II is questionable whether
the meeting will last out the allottel !
time. this because tney fear that he
ant Norities may succeed in stopping the
bookies from operating.
The recent dry spell has made Il pos
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Boohn,ahers at Be11'1i'2gs MAJ N0t
Have Clear Field for Operations

s.o.e tos Track oUp-..neenurnt sus4...,1
- AaNc tMe course IN better rundiuun
tAah l. mas ever Dteh p-.oEe al 'Hl'
season OF tHe year anu s"""'d t.y
reason tor oe"evins VA. tAe ua-k w.
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p!vu' @ Gnu ''','r H'e ,', oE't d
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The evening world., 1908-03-21

! ,o7; Amlrus, lo3; 1vanhoe. l0o; Bob Gala
han. jr.. 30
/ apprentice allowance claimed.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

gplnDM l2d ST.. Sta ay. Mat To DAY. % S.b
b. NJ hNhNrHE VOLUNTEER ORGANI
Next Week BROADWAY AFTER DARN
The evening world., 1908-03-21
academy OF MUSIC. lmh It. x Irving p,
VIM. fayersham in s@4Ew @45
Pr.ccs: 25c.Sl 5o Ma Wed & r,-ty. 2Ev.sl5

IIin II At 6th Az. 25r n SOC Mat To-day
"LENA hiNEKS."
Ever. sunday Con. .!nuouS / to H. Moy,n
T'~'"rrs ANA N'uicv'lle. All Sa7ts 10 Con-,
The evening world., 1908-03-21

NALLACh D Mats To-day 4 Wed. 2,i5.
Musical 20 AkNLH v Uht 6GS.,4.,s 9G1s' = 80 M
The evening world., 1908-03-21

WEST END BONITA in Wine, Mat,
~ st ;;Sth Nv Woman & Song. a5y am2, 59y ,9,
Next Wcek-Geo. Ade's Just out " 49,.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
G. ( A NIT - EDWARD ABulEs
~ NNh1SO Brewster's Millions
Nvt Wk William Col ie- C,,rr, d, -, -

~ ~ WELEN Evs Mas NeJ y MSag'-S5'n SS, :,
,oc 8, Ia, w 5lnanue nnmrIesnue II The Mcrry Wii5n'
'"',., tI-"l permission ~ Henry u, So,,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15

lack of circulation. Had a knife been
thrust into my kidneys the pain could
not have been more intense. My sleep
was disturbed by visions of distorted
figures. The kidney secretions were an
noyingly irregular, and / was tortured
with thirst and always bloated. l used
seven boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The
boating subsidized until | weighed loo
pounds less, could sleep like child and
was relieved of the pain and the irregu-
larity Of the kidney action. My circula-
ton is good and 1 feel better in every
way"
4 FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mrs. Jackson VIII
be mailed on application to any part OF
the United States. Address Foster-Mii-
burn Co., Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by all
druggists; price, so cents per box.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15
EDEN

II. u. Blake is gaining, but not rapidly.
Mr.. Carter is said to be slowly recov-
ering.
The Henry Family are billed to be
here this week.
Miss Marion Blake has returned to
Craftsbnry, where she is attending school.
Mrs. Fannie Brown is caring for Mrs.
OBrien, the aged mother of our mail
carrier.
Perley Mudgett, wife and son, from
johnson, were visitors at N. b. Mowers
recently.
f. f. White, for many years a resident
here, late from DesMoines, Iowa, is visit
ing in town.
Wedge, wife and son, and +. Chaffee
and wife, from No. Hyde Park, attended
the masquerade the 9th inst.
Ralph Newcomb from Norwich Uni
versity, accompanied by his brother Ev-
erett, visited friends in town recently.
Mrs. d. F. Whttemoro has gone to
Springfield, Mass. called there by the
illness of her sister, Mrs w. Thompson.
Mrs Merritt Shaick has returned
from her visit TO her friends in Lynn,
Boston and other towns IN Massachusetts,.
John Redmond, Ed, from Newport,
was in town last Week to defend the par
ties from Lowell in their suit. The jury
failed to agree. 50 We may have more of
the same.
The Ladies Aid Society will hold its
meeting Thursday p. m, the 10Th, with
the president, Mrs. Lille Fletcher. An
invitation is extended to all. Supper at
usual hour.
The outlook at the Asbestos Mines is
very promising. Longer tible and more
of it as they 60 deeper in the mountains.
Listen! Do we not hear the whistle Of
the approaching train?
The entertainment, under the direc-
ton of the Cemetery Association, Tues
day eve, the 9th inst, was success.
S12. 10 were counted at the close after eX-
penses were paid. The public have the
thanks of the Association for their good
attendance and aid, especially to those
who aided in the music.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15
Estate of EImina X. Palmer.
LICENSE TO SELL.

State of Vermont. District of LamOil!e, IS. In
Probate Court held at Hyde Park, within said
District, on the l4Jh dav Of January. A. -. 1908.
Stevens S. r. j. Bracket. administrator of the
estate OF Elmina r. Palmer, late of Stowe, in
said district. deceased. makes application tc said
Couri for license to sell all of the real estate of
said deceased, to wit: twenty acres with build
ings thereon in the town of ST we, being all the
real estate whereof the said Elmira L. Palmer
died seized, representing hat the sale would
be beneficial to all interested in sa d estate,
WhereupOn, it is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred to sts sion thereof
to be held at the Probate Office il said Hyde
Park, on the LIST day of February A. d. 1908, for
hearing and decision thereon; and, it is further
ordered, that all persons interest he notified
hereof by publication Of notice of said applca-
ton and order thereon, three weeks success
sivey in the NEWS AND CITIZEN. a newspa-
per printed at MOrrsvile and Hyde Park, be-
fore said time of hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and, If they see cause,
object thereto.
By the Court-Attest:
IA EDWIN c. WHITE, Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15
WOLCOTT.
C. S. Hastings is ill of the grip.

c. S. Hastings is i'll of the grip.
W. w. Spaulding has sold horse tc
Elmer Pierce.
Mrs. Archie Scott is sick, suffering from
a severe cold.
NJ. 4. Bullock and II. o. Shute were
in Morrisville Monday.
II. A. Noyes of Hyde Park was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. o. M. Waterman was guest at
J, E. Wheeler's the past week.
w. M. Parker was business visior in
Hyde Park and Morrisville Tuesday.
Miss Mary Poor has been connfied to the
house with severe cold the past week
Fl. l.. Stevens and G. b. Allen of Hyde
the week.
+. L. Merritt has been a recent guest
at the home of Mrs. Nettie Merritt in
Morristown.
Wallace Towne has gone to Elmore,
where he is employed by Ed. Robinson
driving team.
G. w. Currier and grandson of Norris
vile were visitors ats. c. Whittemore's
last Saturday.
w. A. Bridges is i'll with pneumonia
and trained nurse, Miss Dorey of Bur
lington is caring for him.
NJ. z. Bullock has purchased the Ed.
Silver farm in Craftsbury and takes pos
session about the first of March.
A. girl baby arrived in the home of
Mrs. Wheeler, formerly Miss. Blanche
Hubbard, in Lebanon, N. H., Dec. ~.
j, NJ. Golden was operated on Saturday
at the Mary Fletcher Hospital for appen-
dicitis, and at this writing is reporte ed as
doing well. r,, ~vtt - sE.Bi
Services at the Methodist Church next
Sunday will be as follows: Class meeting
at 1880, Preaching at 11:00, subject,
Build Larger Soul" Sunday-school
at 1900, Junior League at 500 with Mrs. |
F. b. Morse. In the evening at 1900 Rev. |
g. w. Hunt of st. Adams will preach,
Communion at the close of the sermon.
Business session Monday, San. 20, at $50.
A full Board is desired.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-01-15
WATERVIlLE.

Presiding Elder Hunt preached at the
Union church on Sunday.
Lee Tillotson of Morrisvllle was in
town on business last week.
Pearl Langdell delivered the mail on
route No. l, two days last week.
Burr Russell has moved into the house
of his tather-in-law, Allen Mann.
Mrs. Edgar Maynard visited her sister
Mrs. Mark Hebb at Jeffersonville last
wsek. 1g9I, "a. .!r
George Pease and son, of Wolcott Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. E. NJ. Maynard last
week.
Waterville Lodge, No. 35, K of p, will
confer the rank of Page on candidate
next Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Norris of West Berkshire
is stopping a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown visited
their daughter, Mrs. Homer Woodward
at Belvidere Center over Sunday.