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The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-30
No. 144.-TripIe Beheadinus.

No. 144.-Triple Beheadings. 1. Triply behead props and leave harbors.
 ?. Triply behead to give notice and leave a measure of weight.
 8. Triply behead answers and leave small bodies of water
 4. Triply behead more polished and leave the second of two
 5. Triply behead large printed no- tices and leave a small piece of paste board.
 6. Triply behead foreigner and leave wrath.
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Wholesale PilIauinq.

Mequinez, Morocco, May 3O-Since the arrival of Mulai Hafid there has been wholesale pillaging.
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No. 143.-JumbIed Authors. (Find twelve Writers.)

Mrs., George, Jane, Burns, Howe, Eliot, Browning, Ward. Austen, Kip ling, Louis, Stevenson, Julia, Rob- ert, Henry, Robert. Rudyard, Haw- thorne, Longfellow, Lamb, Thackeray, William, Dickens, Makepeace, Charles, Nathaniel, Mary, Wadsworth.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-30

Can you decipher the eight good reso- lutions which the young lady has marked out in rebus fashion ?-New York Globe.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-30
No. 14o.-TrianoIe,

1. An article of food. 2. Twenty quires of paper. 8. Part of the body. 4. Part of the verb to be. 5. A letter in wind.
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o accused of Wife Murder.

pVls' o. May" 30-Fred Van
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Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-Homer Davenport, New
York: r. Fl. Murray. New York; A. B.
Beers. Bridgeport. Conn: F. P. Riley,
New York: c. F. Moore, New York.
Raleigh-Walter Werner. ST. Louis; P.
]. O'Dwyer. Texarkana. Ark: c. NJ. Kay
Ter. Norfolk. Va; II. E. Mack. st. Louis
Ezra Baldwin. New York
Arlington-J. S. Foster, New York:
H. L. Wallace. Richmond. Va; James II.
Curtis. New York: A. B. Cornell and
Mrs. Cornell. New York.
Riggs. s. Dickson. New York: F.
Harrison. Charlotte Hall, Md; Wallace
Scott. Philadelphia: J. H. Williams. Phil
adelphia; J. l.. Rhinock, Covington KY
]. w. Paul. Charleston. W. Va; G. An
derson. New York: II. Fl. Seabrook. Bal
timore. Mr.: F. NJ. Hawkins and Mrs.
Hawkins. New York: c. F.. Burkhardt,
Buffalo. N y; W. S. Gardner, New York
Ed L. Young. New York: F. Briggs and
Mrs. Briggs. New York: c. G. Eggert,
philadelphia: ]. E: Bennett. Chicago: II.
Mich: D. II. Handley. Atlanta, Ga; R.
F. Brothers. New York.
Shoreham--F. A. Amsden and Mrs.
Amsden. Wichita. Kan: w. b. Throck-
morton and Mrs. Throckmorton. Wichita,
Kan: Will II. Greasy and Mrs. Greasy.
son, Pennsylvania; A. X. Michler and
Mrs. Michler. Greenwich: J. Lewis Orrick
and Mrs. Orrick, Cumberland, Md: Mr..
and Mrs Skidmore. Wisconsin,; Mrs. J..
Earl Morgan. Wisconsin; William A.
Bryan. Honolulu: H. l.; Mrs: w: p.
ington, Va: S. c. Mead, New York: j. L.
Romer. Buffalo.
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health office during the past forty
eight hours:
James A. Bridget, 81 years, 2222 street
northwest.
Mary c. HOLE, 70 years. "a Myrtle street
northeast.
Daisy s. Swan, % years, George WASH
ington University Hospital.
Sarah Ertter, y years, WOODBURY.. d. c.
Mary O'Hare. - years, 900 n street
southeast
Marion Welsh, Is years, 1131 10th street
northwest.
George p Arthur, 40 years. U. s. A..
General Hospital, D. c.
Pendleton B. Wall. IS years. U. s. A..
General Hospital. d. C.
Josephine NJ. Corning, II years, 141O NJ
street northwest.
Ethel D. Armstrong, 10 years, 1922 18th
street northwest.
Bertha Klausman. 81 years. BIB Ii
street northwest.
Jerry Collins. 80 years. Washington Asy-
lum.
Alice Ellis, 9 months. 1922 Grace street
northwest.
Viola Johnson. month. 6ss X street
southeast.
Henry 1. Ford. Il days, 800 18th street
northwest.
Louisa Mitchell, 56 years. Home for the
Aged and Infirm.
Henry Gray, 80 years, 1888 9TH street
northwest.
James F. Forrest. 80 years. 24s2 Brent
wood road.
John Edwards. 80 years, % Jackson
street northeast
Lucy Carter, % yeaR, 49, Maine ave-
nue..
Lucille T; Thompson. years. 419 sth
street southwest
Hezekiah Coleman. 10 years, Is D street
southwest
Mildred Chun, "a years. 1 OBrien's
court northwest.
John Griggs, 4S years, 400 18th street
northwest.
Emma J. Smith. 30 years, 600 street
northwest.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to the
health office during the past forty-eiSht
hours:
p. J. and Lillian c. Walshe. February
s. 1908: male.
John p. H. and Mary P. Willmuth Feb
ruary IL 1908; male.
John D. and Elizabeth Sullivan. Feb
ruary IA, 1908; male.
Archibald A. and Ada ]. Moore. Febru-
airy Is. 1908; male.
George and Elizabeth Lindner. Febru-
airy s. 1908: male.
Thomas and Jessie NJ. Haislup. Febru-
airy 6. 1903: male.
Edward a. and Leila B. Hall. February
Is. 1903: male.
George P. and Edith Cavalier. February
II. 1908; female.
William E. and Louise Boyle. February
Q. 1908: female.
Frank and Julia Baum. February Is.
Dorsey and Frances Wilson. February
=. 1905; female.
Sidney and Matte Jones. February 13.
1908. male.
Henry and Mabel Winter, February +.
1905: male.
William and Mary Smith. February -.
1898 female.
Emanuel and Grace Mack, February Il.
1908: female.
Carol and Lucy Jones. February l3.
1908: male.
James A. and Hattie Jenifer February
10. 1903: male.
Robert and Grystina Green. February
II. 1903: female.
Wilson T. and Mayme Fletcher. Febru-
airy 10. 1908: female.
Henry and Flora Jones. February 13.
1908. male.
William and Nellie Franklin, February
IA. 1908: male.
John F. and Carry L. Foster February
o. 1908; female.
Samial and Ever Bailey, February H.
1903: female.
Andrew and Sarah Alexander. January
Is, 1908: female.
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Monthly Reports Of Railroads.

Railway companies are generally COM
plying with the provision of the Hepburn
act which requires them to make monthly
reports to the interstate commerce com.
mission. At first some of the systems
notably the New York Central. were in.
clined to be recalcitrant. but they are al;
falling into line, and it is expected that
by March 1 complete reports Of all lines
for the past six months will be in the
hands Of the commission.
The Baltimore and Ohio road will not
await the result of the hearing before
the commission on the nine-hour law. but
will begin to obey its provisions at once.
The law goes into effect March T.
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John Kane of this city and Frances G.
Hill Of Louisville. Ky.
Albert j. Clendening of Bunker Hill. W.
Va. and Lucia NJ. Swimley Of Brucetown.
Va.
Jacob Amolsky of Baltimore. Nd, and
Bessie p. Norman of this city.
Edward Wooden and Bertha Williams.
John Morgan and Matilda Brown.
William Sullinger and Bessie l.. Bur-
russ both of Fredericksburg. Va
William ]. Banpan OF this city and
Catherine l.. Harvell of Baltimore Nd.
Raymond Chinn and Luray Allen.
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in House Tomorrow.

There will be surprise party in the
House of Representatives tomorrow after
noon at :; O'Clock which promises to be
an interesting event. Representative Bou-
tell of Illinois is bossing the job, and il
VIII be a good one. you can depend ont.
No. not a word more; a nod is as good as
a wink
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James r. Scott of 626 F street southwest
and a friend named Robertson were
slightly injured yesterday afternoon when
a horse belonging to the former ran away
on Brightwood avenue near Rock Creek
Church road. The horse was caught after
the buggy and harness had been dam
aged and the animal injured.
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CARRIER. On Sunday February IL. 1905. ut
6 pm, HENRY ELISHA. beloved son of
Elisha B. and Edith Youngs Carrier, aged
eighteen months and twenty one days. at the
residence of his parents, 4O6 9th street south
east. Washington. ID. c.
Services at the chapel Of ]. william lee, $50
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BORN
DIED.

NAU. On February Is. 1905 to Katie and Henry
&. Nau, a daughter.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued t,
the following:
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Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Robinson. after
their visit at the White House. will stay
a week with Rear Admiral and Mrs Will
liam Shemeld Cowles who have issued
Invitations for dinner In their honor
for February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-17

Mrs. e. B. Grandin entertained twenty.
two ladies at luncheon at Rauscher's
today. The decorations were pink roses
and white iilacs.
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Mrs. William Sherman Dewhirst will b.
at home. informally. Tuesdays. February
IS and 25. at the Cheshire. 1855 Columbia
road northwest.
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A st. Valentine party was given by
Miss Hazel Williams Of $64 G street south
west to her young friends. The, parlor
and dining room were prettily decorated
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Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. the pastor-elect
Of the Church Of the Covenant and Mrs.
Wood have leased the home OF DR.. Thomas
F. Lee, 1915 Connecticut avenue.
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Mrs. John George Leefe, Miss Leefe
and Mrs. J. N. Whitney of 1919 18th
street will not be at home on Wednesday
Of this week. but will receive Wednes-
day. February 20, for the last time this
season.
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Mrs. Haskins. wife OF Representativ
Haskins. will not be at home tomorrow
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Sumar were the re-
cipients of pleasant surprise given them
by friends Friday night last. at their
home. 1877 T street northwest. in honor of
the,twenty-fifth anniversary of their we'd
ding. The gifts were numerous and
handsome.
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ments were served
A delightful gathering assembled at the
home OF Mrs. Calhoun and Miss Fisher
Saturday to attend the last of a series of
musical teas. this having been given In
honor of their house guest. Miss kathe-
rine Cannon Of Delaware. 1t was attend I'd
by prominent official and resident MEM
tation which these charming hostesses
have always enjoyed.
Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker will receive to-
morrow. but will not be at home the fol-
lowing Tuesday.
Miss Wood, sister of Representative
Wood, who was in the receiving party at
ton. was beautifully gowned in chiffon
velvet in American beauty rose shade.
Miss Wood is spending the winter here
with her brother at La Normandie.
After a most successful and unusually
open hunting season at Leesburg. Va.
A. H. Higginson. NJ. F. H. of the Middle
sex Hunt. left today for Boston. On their
way north Mr.. and Mrs. Hlgginson will
where Mr.. Higginson will exhibit two
packs of his famous English foxhoinds.
and Mrs. Higginson number of wire
haired fox terriers. Mrs. Henderson and
Miss Lakeland. who have spent the en-
tire hunting season with Mr. and Mrs
Higginson, have returned to their homes.
Among the notwithstanding who have
hunted this season with the Middlesex
hounds are Assistant Secretary of State
Bacon. Postmaster General Meyer. Mr..
Hit, Mr. Kenney Palmer. Miss Lack
land. Mr.. Charles Hooff. jr., and Lieut..
Commander Reid. L. s. n. Several men
from Montreal. Boston, Philadelphia and
Richmond have spent part of the season
in Leesburg., The huntsman's houn is
quiet. and peace feigns among the foxes
until next fall.
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Mrs. Joseph A. Campbell OF Macon, Ga.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis w
Parker of 1914 10th street northwest.
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Mrs. William F. Daley and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John w Childress, will be at
home Tuesday. February Is, for the only
time this season.
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Miss Maude H. Bundy has gone to New
York city this week to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Marie Macias and Mr. Law
| renee M. Lawson, son of the late Col.
Gains Lawson.
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Col. Thomas H. Handberry. United
States Engineer Corps. retired. and Mrs.
HandberrY. announce from Yokohama,
Japan. the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Ethelwynne c. Lewis. to, Mr.. F. W.
Ritter Of Tientsin. China. The wedding
will take place March g at 30 Bluff
road. Yokohama. Japan. where Miss
Lewis and her sister have been keeping
house the past year. and where Col. and
Mrs. Handberry Joined them last Novem-
Der.
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Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hall. formerly Miss
Ethel Washhurn of this city, has cards
out for a tea on February 20 at her
home, TAO 18th street
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Mrs. Henry Alschwee entertained the
Martha Washington Euchre Club at the
villa Flora Club on February H. The
first prize was won by Mrs. K. Sickel.
the second by Mrs. Charles Brill. while
the consolation prize went to Mrs
Rockar Those present were Mesdames
Kraemer. Helmuth. Muelheissen, Schmidt.
Dismer. Sicket Schiller. Rockar. Miller.
Buscher. Jacobsen. Helmus. Brill. Fischer,
Hockemeyer, Dennison and Alschwee.
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Mrs. John c. Deichmann of LAST Capt.
tol street entertained the Friday En-
broidery Circle Among those present
were Mrs. w. E. Haislip. Mrs. DR.. ]. w.
Stutz. Mrs. F. l.. VolIand. Mrs. J. r.
Haislip. Mrs. ]. G. Hoff and Mrs. ]. c.
Deichmann
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DR.. and Mrs w. p. c. Hazen announce
the engagement of their daughter. Bessie
Mae. to Mr.. Martin r. Bourne. The we'd
ding will take place In the near future.
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she has successfully practised what she breaches.
Nine. Yale is to the Beautifying World what
Shakespeare is to Literature. Like his name.
hers will be immoztallzed in the annals Of His
tory. Beauty Culture, her creation. is perma.
nently established in the hearts Of humanity,
there to dwell forever.
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Mrs. E. Calvin Williams and the Misses
Williams will entertain at dinner tomor-
cow evening at their residence. on St
Paul street. Baltimore. in honor Of their
house guests. Miss Julia Williams Of
Brunswick n. j.. and Miss Vera Downing
OF this city.
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HIGEGATE CENTER.

Mrs Catherine worth and son.
Woodbury.. OF Belmont. y. Y. are guests
at the Commercial House for few
weeks. Miss Joe. H. LYON Is spending
her vacation at Wells Beach. Maine
At the special town. meeting held Satur-
DAY afternoon. a co,'imittce was appoint
ed 10 Investigate and report at meet
Ing August the necessity and expense
OF the additional room TO he built ~
nn addition to the present high school
building and report as to the condition
OF tho school house TT IIighgate Springs
md the necessity and cost Of n new
nIlding-C. l.. Ioukes has resigned as
school director and the vacancy Will he
flied at once by the secctmen MIR. and
Mrs. T.. II. Hunter OF Fredericksburg. y.
g., visited their parents last Sunday. -
Charles f. Mitchell of sheldon was n
visitor here one day this week. Farmers
have finished hnying here and all report
an average crop.-Mrs. a. i. Eurdck In
confined 10 the house hy Illness. Her
sister. Mrs. shepard is caring for her
The IIiRhgate Foundry company have
nearly completed their new machine and
axe and scythc shop and expect To soon
open FOR busincss.-Swanton village Is
making extensive repairs and erect'nl,
erger and more commodious buildings
Mt It's poWcr plant here
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ception on the rectory grounds of 81.
AIMS Episcopal Church Saturday even
Ing on the twenty-ffth Anniversary o.
the founding OF the church. The chur III
was filled Sunday morning when the rec
tor, the Rev. j.. Barnby Leach, give
an historical address. Tho special music
by the choir at both morning and even
ing sessions was excellent.
Mrs. Peter Mr}cttrick ~ visiting In
Fnirncld.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ". Smith
OF Colchester, ILL.,. who have been visit
ing relatives here for two weeks, started
for their home Tuesday evening. They
will visit In Chicago on the way.-Mrs
Horace r. Aver IL visiting her daughter.
Ai-s. ]. H. Sanford Of st. Adams Misses
Gertrude Bnshaw. Grnce Gon and
Blanche 81. Pierre, with Mrs. st. Pierre
az chaperune, returned Tuesday from \
camping trip Of n week Mt Silver lake.
F'ranklin.-,Mr and Mrs. Simon Ncdcau
Of st. Cesatre, Que, Mr.. and Mrs. Amcdi
Netleau OF Bronze Corner, One, and Miss
Mary Nedeau OF echoes, ". Z, visited
ut the homo Of y. II. Phancuf this week.
Mrs. Il. +. Lundorvillc went To st. AL
bans TUESDAY afternoon to visit her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Paquette.-
Carleton A. scarle Of Chicago is visit
Ing relatives and friends in this place,
where he formerly resided.
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ST. ALBAN6.

The Cyprian immigrant. who WINS ar
rested Thursday by James Stnhl, Cana
dian Immigrant inspector and who later
made his escape, was found and ag'uh
arrested nj st. Armand. T. c., station
while trying to buy railroad ticket
The man stubbornly resisted capture but
was finally ovcrpowered and returned 10
this city from where he was sent back TO
Mass The new law Of the Dominion
provides that immigrants entering cana
da must have at least t25 In their pos
session, which amount this man could not
chow.
sergt.- Mai. James A. Lockwood or
the Highland Cadets OF Montreal was
In the city Tuesday for conference
with Mayor n. \. Atwood, Mai Lee y
Tillotson and Lieut.. S. s. Cushing ot
Co. r, LIST Inf. V. n. O.. In regard TO
visit OF tho cadets to the city Septem-
her & and T. There viii be 12a vis'-
tors and they I'm arrive saturday
evening. September 8. and return Tues
day morning. September g. Thcy VIII
be guests In a large measure OF CO. "'
SrAday morning the soldiers VIII AT
tend service, In the afternoon VIII take
trips on the lake, and In the evening
their band ana pipers will give con-
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Channcy Bohannon July 2th.--A party
OF young people from the Springs and
East AlburEh went on a boat ride and
picnic to North Hero and Grand Isle
last Sunday Misses Turner OF
Malone are guests ~ Mr., and Mrs. G. V.
Reynolds. Goodfellow OF Alburgh
Center will occupy Mrs. Eddy's house at
the Springs as coon as repairs arc com
pietcd. Mrs. Brayton OF TIavcrhih. Mass
Is tho guest OF her sister, Mrs Town
Mrs Seneca ilazen nni daughter are
visiting IN BurlinEton.-Mr Heislop and
family. formerly OF H'ghgate, are resi-
dents at the Springs. Sarah Beard
sley OF Malone Is visiting Mrs. Bcnrdsley
The ladies of the Methodist Church are
serving Ice cream and cake every Satur-
day evening In the same rooms which
thcr used last summer. Turner and
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sWANTON.

The school board has received notice
that II. II. Kibbey Will not return to
swanton In September to take charge Of
the high school Mr.. Kibhey has been
principal of the high school for tho pa at
four years and business interests prevent
him from business.
Aaron Keenan,, a well known resi-
dent of West Swanton died very sud j.
denly Of heart failure Monday even
Ing. MIR. Keenan, was apparently IN
his usual good health Monday.-P. J,
Harrington has bought the Audette
restaurant In the Carr block. and open =
cd for business Wednesday.--Mrs. John
Marsh and children have returned To
their home IN Ottawa after a visit II
several days IN town MS the guest Of
Mrr Il. c. Sawyer.-F. II. lashway
has sold his house and lot on Plat
street to philip Blanchard.-C. s. stod
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UNDERHTLL CENTER.

Mrs. Mary Schoolcraft, who has been
housckeeper for Frank Cahill the past
few years, died early Sunday morning
She Is survived NY a married daughter
who lives at Milton. and brother ut
Winooski-Mrs. G. l.. Fitzsimons of Bur-
lington is visiting her sister, Mrs. NanoT
Barrett Mrs. Nellie casey Is Mt tho
Fany Allen hospital for treatnent--
Twin daughters were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Orrin IIoyt last Friday.-Nellic
Fender ot Troy y. Y, is visiting her
sister. Mrs Homer Flynn.--Mrs. Edmund
Corbett who has been seriously H. is
reported as improving. The funeral NJ
Peter Il. Gay was held at the Catholic
Church July 20 The bod" was taken 10
Burlington for al.--Thc body Of .
young child Of Mr. and Mrs. paul SIENNA
Of Jericho was brought here last Thurs E
day and Inferred in the Catholic Gene
tery-The Eddy creamery paid Its pat
rons yt2 per hundred for standard
June Milk The forest worms are again
rnvaging the maple trees and in some
localities the trees are nearly dcNuded
OF all their foliage. II some methods
are not adopted to retard the devastation
OF these pests. II will not BE- long before
the ma pie sugar industry will be thing
OF the past. The elm leaf butte has also
made Its appearance. Patrick Reynolds
went to Burlington last Thursday to sec
Buffalo Bill and the Indians, and had the
misfortune to get in the way OF some
knight Of the light fingered gentry"
and was touched" for about &0Elln
Melendy has been passing some time
with relatives nj Hyde Park
Ms Catharinc Phillips has a sister
from Connecticut visiting her.--Thc
funeral Of MIS-. Schoocraft was held at
tho Catholic Church on Sunday morning
at o'clock. the Rev. Father Therein
ofaciating. Burial was In the Catholic
ccretcry.-Mrs. William Bicknell las re-
turned home from Stockham. Mass
Fred Lawrence has rented the Forsythe
place IN "Stcvensville'' and moved there
Monday
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dard Of Boston, who is cashier of the
Old Boston National bank, was In
town Monday. MIR. Stoddard Is now
stopping at tho Franklin house, High
gate Springs.--A grand republican raj
" Will be held ut Highgatc Springs.
Saturday, August IT, Hon. -. j. Fos-
ter will speak and the committee has
arranged for n large display OF frc-
works--Mrs. j. /. Dalton OF Montreal
II the guest OF Mrs. Henry Tatro at
the Adams Housc.-The village Is re-
plnnking the Sidewalks on the bridge.
The Kings Daughters will hold
their regulnr monthly devotional and
business meeting with Mrs. A. l. Cross
Monday afternoon Mt three o'clock
The Fats will play ball game with
the Leans on Cross's field Friday Mt
o:30 o'clock. This game will be a
benefit for tho regular ball team.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

The Rev ". A, Jones held services
In the South AlburRh school house sun
day evening. Mrs James O'Nc! still
remains very seriously ll,.--Mrs. O. Y.
Black OF Newton. Mass, Ia visiting
friends In town.-MIss IIclcn Brnyton 81
Burlington IL passing her vacation at her
home here.-Mrs. Claude IIaSen Of Pots
dam, y. ". and her niece. Miss Rather
Inc Kingsley Of Waltham Mass. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Hazcn.
Miss Susie Valentine OF Escanaha
Mich. who has been tho guest Of her
mother for n few weeks, left for Malone
Saturday.-Miss Edna Bates or East
HlEhgate is the guest of Mrs. Sidney
Hutchins.-Dr. J. $. Goodfellow IS moving
to Alburgh Springs into the house owned
by Mrs Addie Eddy
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan OF Georgia
visited Mr.. and Mrs James DouEherty
recently.-There are so boarders at
Jerry's camp,-In spite OF the rain
Saturday the st. Adams team came
here and defeated a picked up home
tenn by n score OF to 0.--W. NJ
stevens ana son went Monday to Essex
for few days stay.--I.uke Living
stone has returned from Rhode Island.
John Paro and daughter from chi
cngo nre guests of Luke Durant.-Mrs
jed Landon from Nebraska is the guest
of her sister. Mrs NIL Allen.