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STOWE.

State Commissioner Thomas has re.
ceived reports OF deer illegally killed If
June as follows; June 3. doe shot il
West Wardsboro. large buck killed in
Montgomery; June q. large buck shot in
Bakersfield, buck killed by railroad train
in Georgia June 10, two deer killed by
dogs in Montpelier, doe found dead In
Shelburne; June :. large doe killed by
dogs in Jericho. deer pre- badly killed ny
dogs in stowe deer killed by dogs in
Hartland june ;, doe shot In Bridport:
June l. deer shot IN Lincoln. The condl-
ton o. Mrs Henry e Jenney, who un-
derwent a surgical operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Burlington. Monday.
is reported as CONFERENCE.-The regular
meetings Of II. II. Smith Post. G.. A. r..
and W. Il, C.. will be omitted on Satur-
day, July "A Flora's day program was
carried ont at the meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday afternoon, In
Guiding papers by Mrs. Della McAll!ster.
Mrs q. +. Gerry, Mrs. Nida Magoon and
Miss Vivian Douglass. readings ny II
f. Straw Mrs Lena Brown and Mrs,
Louise Fuller and ecitation by Elsie
Brown More than % varieties Of Wild
flowers and grasses were displayed, tho
largest collection being that of little
Myra Campbell with "a kinds of wild
flowers and Il grasses and scdges.
BY a change in the time table OF the
Mt. Mansfield electric railway ears leave
at 79o and 1865 a. M. and 39o and 5: -
p. IN. and arrive at 1905 a. m. o3 $40
and ,33 y m.-The annual field meet
inss of the Vermont botanical and Bird
clubs will be held on Mt Mansfield,
July and 9-The play. Happy Hollow.
recently given with great success In
Johnson by members of the johnson
Grange will be presented AT the Akel"Y
Memorial building the evening OF JUL!
T. under the auspices or Mansneld
Mountain Grange.-State's Attorney ira
coy was in Stowe Saturday when near
ing was had in the case or o. O. Styles
charged with breach of the peace ana
the case was held over until Monday
Julv s.-Mrs Ida Pratt. wife or Ira l..
Sessions and only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs william n. Pratt of stowe, died at
nor home In Ridge, Montana, June S. Of
heart trouble, She was g. years OF age
and went West Il years ago. Besides
her husband she leaves four children
The Misses Annie Mayo and Ethel Brush
left Monday for Long lake In the Adir-
ondacks where they have employment
They were accompanied by George 5
Harris who has a position as head waiter
ltiere.-Ralph and Roy Clark are en-
ployed at Sugar Hin, n, II. Earl stone
is at Jefferson, ~ H., where the Misses
Jennie and Marie wells will go this
week.-Mrs. Lucinda Clark and daughter
Miss sadie Dodge. left Saturday for Bur
lington on their way to Wisconsin for
the summer Mrs Mary A, Royce who
has pa sscd her 74'h birthday, accompan-
| led her grand daughter, Miss Mabel Pills
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JOHNSON.

Farmers who have commenced hay
ing report light crop.--The funeral
OF Mrs. Joel Stratton, who died from a
throat trouble, was held Thursday
Allen Bradley and IIarland Dyke went
to Sugar Hill, n. H., Monday where
they have work In hotel.-David Co.
lomb and children are keeping house
In log cabin near bridge falls
Johnson Grange club Will go To
stowe the 4th of July and give the
play HAPPY Hollow, or Rustic Woo
ng"-The selectmen have purchased
an iron bridge for the stuff ebean
brook -The Sherwin reunion was held
with T.. II. Sherwin last week Wednes-
day with 25 present.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd Page.)

lows Free Academy, Fairfax.-At the
business meeting OF the Epworth League
the following officers were elected. Pres
ident, Mabel Bliss; vice. presidents, Mrs.
]. O. Newton. Mary Rankin, the Rev. O..
c. McDougall; secretary, Harold Bliss;
treasurer. Merton Bragg. They voted to
repair the vestry of the Methodist
Church. Miss Sarah Hubbard returned
from Concord Tuesday after spending
two months with friends there, ISIS
Bertha Newton has been passing n few
days at B.r Ncwton's in Burlington
Miss Grace Bragg will leave Friday for
orchard Beach. Me-. where she will be
employed -INan brothers will dedicate
their new barn by holding a dance there
to-night.-Miss Louise Newton left Mon
day for Bethlehem. y. H.. where she
will work during the summer.
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Mrs. Niles will be pleasantly remem-
bered by many who met them during
their stay Of two summers at A. t..
Honsinger's and will be pleased to know
of the we'll deserved honor coming to
the captain three years before the close
of his active career.
II. Atkins left Tuesday for Cabot. From
there ne will join Mrs. Atkins at North
Truro, Mass.--Mrs. George Crowell Of
Barton is visiting her brother, Edward
Crowell.--Mrs. Albert Terrell of Morris
vile arrived Tuesday 10 visit her mother
Mrs, Peak
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FLETCHER.

W. S. Shepardson and A. II. Hooper
were republican delegates to the state
convention at Montpelier and f.. L.
Smith and A. J. Lamb went as delegates
to the district convention. =. d. Ballard.
r. c. Parsons, Elmer Hooper are dele
gates to the county convention William
Bcardsley, Cephas Carpenter and j. NJ.
Fitzgerald were delegates to the demo-
cratic convention at Enosburgh Falls
Ralph Carpenter has gone to Saranac
Lake. y. Y, where he has employment is
hell hoy in hotel.-John Nolan has pur-
chased the Wctherbee farm of Eugene
Blanchard and will take possession imme-
atcly.-Arthur Leec. who had been i'll
for several weeks at the home of Mrs
CYNTHIA Chates. died Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

DIR. II. Royce Marvin has left for
Lynn. Mass. where he has been appoint
cd inferno in the ICnn city hospital
Miss Eugenia earle Is at home from
Bridgewater. Mass. where she has been
attending school the past ycar.-Mrs.
Margaret McCallum of Swanton Is visit
ing at Albert McCallum's MIR. and Mrs.
Denonville Of Springfield, Mass. have
been visiting relatives here.-Mss Jesse
Demore, daughter Of John Demore Of
Alburgh Springs and Royal Grotto Of
Montreal. +. O.. were married at Alburgh
July by the Rev. Father Bastien.-H.
w. Marvin, ". Il. Manning and Arthur
Kelley attended the republican State
convention.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Dr. T.. l.. Washburn is attending the
health officers meeting In Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Warren have re-
turned from GIens Falls. n. Y. where
they have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. George Rugg.--Mrs d. w. Pond
and children have returned from week
at Silver Lake.--Mrs. George Hogaboom
and Mrs. Homer Smith OF Enosburgh
Falls visited Mrs +. NJ. Stone Tuesday
A reception was given the Rev. c. ].
Peterson Wednesday evening. Mr.. Peter
son will leave Friday for visit to his old
home in Sweden
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FAIRFAX.

T. Y. Hunt died Tuesday morning at 5
o'clock Mr. Hunt would have been 81 years
old August IL. lie leaves a wife, two sons,
Homer and Frank, one brother, Henry
Hunt of Burlington. and one sister, Mrs.
George Buck Of Lincoln. Neb. Mr. Hunt
was postmaster for many years. He went
into business with Edgar Hunt in 1866
In the dry goods ana groceries and con-
tinued till 1899, when his store was burned
with n number OF other buildings. Eight
years ago he helped organize coopera-
tive creamery OF which ne was elected
president and he held that office till the
creamery was sold last August. Ilo was
deacon OF tho Baptist Church and had
held about every town Office. The funeral
will be held at the house to-day at
90 p, m.
The excitement among the members OF
the graduating class OF Bellows Free
Academy who did not receive their
diplomas as expected June % was settled
Monday by prin. M u. Chittenden and
the trustees, when "a received their
diplomas while five took another examine
ton Tuesday Some of the students re-
ported on the streets that they could
pass as they had access to their text
book. Principal Chittenden got wind OF
this on the day that the diplomas were
to be given and made n careful search.
He found that the reports were true In
a few cases and he withheld all OF the
diplomas TIL he could find the guilty ones
and when re did he granted the "A, Prin-
cipal Chittendcn has done more for the
class than good many teachers would
have done under the same circumstances
Most Of the teachers have gone TO their
homes TO spend vacation
Mrs. O.. G.. orion and daughter, Alice,
spent Monday In Burlington.-Mr and
Mrs. II. G. McNall and daughter. Clara,
visited her sister. Mrs. II. o. stiles of
johnson, Friday.-Miss Mary Wheeler
has commenced her new house. Parker
& Barney OF Essex junction have the
contract. Paris r. A. Wood and
John Sheehey, went to the democratic
State conveniently. w Holbrook' &
mother died Monday morning at Towns
henr. Mr.. and Mrs. IIolbrook left Tues
day to attend the funeral.-The streams
and wells are getting low for the want
OF rain.--There was Union Sunday
school picnic OF the Methodist and Bap-
fist Churches "Wednesday In L. b.
Hunts picnic grove.-Mirah Smith has a
lamb that has five legs.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
Buck was called TO East Fairfield Satur-
day to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Mitch
ell
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

James O'Neil, an aged resident. died
Monday after an illness OF several weeks.
The funeral was held Tuesday at two
o'clock al his late home Mr.. O'Nen was
"A years old. He Is survived by wife.
two sons, John and Howard. and two
daughters, Mrs. William Creller and Mrs.
George Fowl~r.--Milton I.azen and fam
lily Of New York arrived at Hazen cot
tage Saturday Mrs Frank Rodlife and
daughter have broken camp and returned
to Burlington-Miss Marion liazen OF
Potsdam. y. y, and Miss Allie Fefee of
North Hero visited the Misses fIazen
Saturday.-Albert Parker of Isle La
Mote spent Sunday in town,-Edward
lBohannon has returned from Bolton.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Harriet l. Gates died Saturday
afternoon OF heart failure after n weeks
illness. Mrs. Gates was - years of age
and a. sister OF Mrs. G. W. Burleson, with
whom she had made her home for four
years, since the death of her daughter,
Miss Matte H. Gates. She was Il life
long member of the Congregational
Church. Tho Roy. Mr.. HARDWOOD OF Ba-
kersfeld offered prayer at the house at
nine o'clock Monday morning and the
remains were taken to Franklin where
funeral services were held at the Congre-
gational Church at one o'clock. The Rev.
c. J. Peterson Of East Berkshire offlciat-
ed and the bearers were her four neph-
ews. G. w. and A. II. Gates of Franklin.
l.. II, and G.. s. Burleson OF East Fair
field. She was laid to rest In the ceme-
terry in Franklin beside her husband and
daughter.-The funeral OF Mrs. Truman
Mitchell was held at her late home at
ono O'Clock Sunday afternoon, the Rev
Mr. HARDWOOD Of bakersfield officiating
The intorment was In the cemetery at
Fairfield. Mrs. Mitchell had been n great
sufferer for several weeks. having had \
shock of paralysis She had resided in
fltS NNlDpp
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. w. c. Pond Of Roselnnd, N. j.,
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs. u. w.
Combs, Is spending few dayB in East
Berkshlre.W. Dewitt Lukens OF Chicago
preached at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning and the district superintendent,
the Rev. G.. W. Hunt, in the evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. YIN. Rocker OF Billings,
Montana. are spending the summer In
town.-Miss Louise Clapp OF Boston Is
spending n few days in town.-Mrs. w. i.
Cooley and daughter. Miss Dorothy. are
visiting Mrs. Cooey's sister, Mrs. ]. d.
lIead.-The l.. A. S. OF tho Methodist
Church will meet Thursday of this week
with Mrs. Nettie Phillps.-Thc Rev. J.
L. Baxendale Is attending preachers
meeting at Johnson. Miss Pauline Lock-
lin and Master Philip Locklin Of Rchford
are visiting at +. b. Swans.
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ST. ALBANS.

A large attendance marked the republl-
cans city caucus Saturday evening at
which delegates to the county convention
20 be held at Enosburgh Falls July
were elected. The only contest was over
States attorney, and the ticket favoring
Elmer Johnson for that office won BY
majority of 90. the Johnson delegates
receiving $50 votes to 23l for the Wheeler
ticket The delegation will also support
DTS n keiton for judge of probate,
Daniel g. Danforth for assistant 5udge
and George G. Holmes for sheriff. The
delegates are J. ii. Mimms. Guy
F.. Barker, benjamin Hermann, r. j..
CorriRan, y. T. LEcuyer. George
Ferguson, J.. ]. Morton. Fred Renaud.
s. c. Greene, Charles II. Chase, Frank
l. Greene, II. J. DAILY. s. Sampica
elterrntes A. d. Collins, II. c. Folsom
e. n. wills, II. D. Clark, Nelson Goa'ss
+. II. keenan,, W. =. Twigg, George H.
Perron, l., J. c. Best, a. A. Parmelee.
I. ]. Peterson, Louis Charter. Alva S.
Ilooms.
Fairfield also elected delegates favor
able to johnson, as follows: II. L. Soule'
". B. Hendrcik, Ernest Sturtevant ana
AZ L.. Story. The town committee there
is II. A. Story, j. II. Fanton and Reuben
J.. Soule.
In Georgia, the Johnson ticket was
victorious by large majority.
Delegates favorable to Johnson were
.,so elected in Fairfax. Sheldon and
Franklin. cnsuring Johnson enough 10
nominate him on the first ballot. MT
Uheeler's name will not go before the
convention.
at Adams town elected delegation
favorable to him by a majority or eight
The city council Monday visited the
sou@hern and western portions or the
citv for the purpose OF laying out tht
.,orx on the outlet for the new sewer
.yatem. the work on which will be begur
~ once.-The annual picnic OF the Meth
o6,st Sunday school will be held at High
cate Springs wednesday, July S.-Mr. anc
Mrs Samuel w, Mullinix and two sons
-, Toneka. Kans., are visiting here. Mr.
xs,,,,,nix who was formerly with thf
central Vermont. Is now general super
,n,endent OF motive-pOwer OF the Hocf
Is,and road.-Miss Eva G. Marvin, heaf
rurse at the ST. Adams hospital. mai
cana To sheldon for a three weeks va
nat,on.-Mrs. Frank Walworth Smith hal
returned from a few weeks stay "
hartford. Conn, where she was caie'
NV the illness OF her sister.-Mrs' Angus
tins C. Stonegrave, who has been Visiting
IN Jamaica Plain. Mass, for TWO mohths
noa returned home.-Henry II. Wilde
n, WestHeld, Mass, Is passing rev
aoys here with friends.-Mrs. harr'e V
Hall and daughter Of Burlington have re
turned from q visit to Atlantic C'y,
7 and are guests Of Judge ana Mrs
Alfred A. Hall-Williiam T. Donovan
nos moved his family to the house oil
tho corner of Messenger and Newton
streets. recently occupied by MT ant
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev. and Mrs O. !. Barnard at
tended commencement at the L. V. NJ
this week. their son. Eugene. being a
member OF the graduating class.-Chil-
dren's day exercises will be held in the
Methodist Church Sunday evening at $50
o'clock.-The Rev. G.. w. Hunt of st. Al
bans district superintendent. was present
at the first quarterly conference held in
the Methodist Church Tuesday morning.
Misses Sadie NJ. Elrick and Elsie
Pease. who were called here by the death
of Miss Elricks father, &. II, Elrick, re-
turned to Swanton Thursday.-Milo
Barnard a student at Montpelier semi
nary, and Miss Lucy Barnard. who has
been attending school at Essex Junction,
are with their parents. The Rev. and
Mrs. O. l.. Barnard Mrs. II. II. Cum
mings and three children of Richford
visited at Loyal stoves Wednesday and
Thursday.-The village schools taught by
Max Jolley and Mss Ethel Colves. closed
Friday-Mr. and Mrs Sidney of Sutton.
Que. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Seares and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Brown.
The Womans Home Missionary society
will meet at the parsonage with the pre-
sident. Mrs O.. l.. Barnard. Wednesday
July S, for supper.-Miss Lula Corliss of
Swanton is passing the week with the
Misses Flora and Lucy Weld.-1'he Rev.
l.. O. Sherburne will represent the YER
mont Bible society at the Methodist E;pis-
copal Church Sunday cvening.-Iierbert
Skees OF Swanton was the guest of
Phlo Stanley. Jr., over Sunday.-MarJorie,
Dorothy and Donald. children of G. Il.
Ewins of Montreal, with their nurse Mrs.
Dicare. are passing the summer with
their grandparents-Aiiss Myrtle Mosier.
who has been teaching in Brushton, n.
Y.returned homo .turday Tor the sum-
mer vacation.--Orlo Eugene Barnard. q
1908 graduate of the University OF Yer
mont, is passing the summer at home
Mrs William Lang who has been I'll for
several months. died Tuesday morning
The funeral will be held at the church
Thursday morning Mt eleven o'clock. the
Rev. o. l.. Barnard officiating.
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sWANTON CENTER.

Miss Pearl Picard and Miss Daisy
Royce went Thursday to York Beach.
Maine, where they have a position as
mattresses in a summer hotel--Miss .Tcs-
sic Ricard has returned to White River
Junction. where she has a position al
stenographer, after a vacation of three
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. z. Ricard.-Miss Nellie Catlln will
pass the Fourth In company with her
cousin, Miss Frances Truax OF Swanton.
at Lake George and will visit relatives
at Queen City Park over Sunday
W. b. Iendrick of St. Rock has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Holmes for several days.-Mrs. George Il.
Stearns Of North Attleboro, Mass, form
erly Miss Mary Decker. visited at A. *.
Honslngers Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. John Callan and daughter, Elsie,
have gone to Fort Ticonderoga, n. y,
for several weeks with relatives.-Henry
II. Wilder has returned to his position
in Westheld. Mass, after a short visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, d.
Wilder.-Mrs. Frank IABombard. who
has been seriously III. Is recovering Mr.,
and Mrs. A. +. Royce were In Bangor.
n. Y. this week to attend the wedding
| of a niece.-Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cady
returned to their home In Swcetsburg
=. O., Monday after passing their honey
moon at the homo of j. T. Catlin and
with other relatives.-Miss Mamie Dolan
and brother, John, of Berkshire. visited
| at J. T. Catlins over Sunday.-Rober,
Jennison, who has Just been graduated
| from a high school In Chicago, has ar
| rived TO pass tho summer with his moth
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FRANKLIN.

The remains Of Mrs. Harriet Gates OF
East Fairfield, for many years a resident
of Franklin, were brought here for burial
Monday. The service was conducted by
the Rev. c. J. Peterson OF East Berk-
shire. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w, Burleson
Mrs. Emma Hin. Mrs Eva Gates and
daughters, Mabel and Marion of East
Fairfield and G. s. Gates OF Swanton
were here to attend the funeral.
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. McNall visited their sis
ter. Mrs. styles of Johnson Friday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Adrien Merrill and daughter of
Richford were guests of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
win Strait last Week.-Mrs. Sarah Leach Is
visiting Mrs. Cyrus 1iawlcy ot1RiChford.
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eift.--The ladies Of the Congregational
Church Will serve supper Friday after
noon at the vestry. A business meeting
OF the United Workers will be held a,
@:30
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RICHFoRD.

At the republican caucus Saturday af-
ternoon, NJ. ]. Maloney was chairman.
and q. r, Morse, clerk. Delegates elected
to the county convention follow: d. w.
Carpenter. w. II. Locklin. A. II. King,
G.. c. Manuel. W. p. Dwyer. G. A. Pow
ell, Il. NJ. Pelton. w. b. Greene; alter
mates, II. A. Pufrer, f. r. Searles, f. +.
Greene, James G.. Stanhope, Albert N.
Clamp, H. +. Clark L. b. Read. Ethen
Hogaboom. They were uninstructed. but
will work for the nomination OF q. +.
Ladd of this town for States attorney.
Herbert Il. Comings completed CEN
sus of this village Saturday finding the
population to be 1922. gain OF 400 In
eight years. or 27 per cent. On the south
side of the river. Mr.. Comings found
.U76 persons, and on the north side $40.
On the south side were 2S3 buildings and
on the north side III; total, $50. This CEN
sus was taken largely because Of the
discussion as to the center Of population
resulting from the new federal building
and proposed sites.
John Golden died Thursday from the
results Of fatal injuries received June
10 by being struck by freight
train without rega'ning consciousness
except for the few minutes just before
his wounds were dressed, The body was
taken in charge by John Paquette OF
Montgomery. with whom Mr.. Golden
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H1GHQATE SPRINGS.

Mrs. F.. Deming has arrived at her
summer cottage here.-A large excursion
&c expected here Saturday from Montreal.
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Great money saving values in this stock
few of the items offered to-day.
MEMS Union Suits.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
DIED.

MARNHAUSEN-Mrs Marie Marx
hansen. o'clock saturday night, at
the family residence at Crosse
PointeN Funeral Tuesday ate D. m.,
from family residence N20l Adams
nrr,-erSt SiTe feuvEs nor husband.
August MarNhausen, and Mrs. Louise
Burghard and August MarNhausen.
Jr.
MINER-June "a, 1908. at her residence.
relict or the late Joseph T.. and be-
loved mother OF simeon l.. and Or
Stanley q. Miner. Notice Of funeral
later
NEVERMAN- Minnie NJ Neverman
Z tnee Hengy), beloved wife OF Fred
w NeVernhan. and daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Lawrence Hengy. Fuperal
from her parents residence. 4.6 To-
ledO cave. Tuesday morning at $50.
and Holy Redeenler church IT y IA
NEipECK June ~, Amelia, beloved
wife OF Jacob Neideck and mother
OF Rosie. Veronica, Agnes. Cornelia
and Florence Ncideck. and only sis
ter or Mrs William Stauch, aged a.
years. Funeral from late residence,
l0i9 Fieid-ave., Tuesday. at n. IN.
and at ST. Anthony's church at 9:30
a. IN.
sCHUMACHER-Ca beloved husband
OF Wilhelmenc schumacher. and faith
er OF Mrs. William. Westphalr Her
man Henry and Rudolph. aged GO
years Burial from residence OF his
ave. Tuesday. June 23. at $3.50 p. IN.
WALTERS--June 90, at residence. 464
Rlopelle- Freda aged 43 years,
btIoved VIE OF Charles f. WaIters
Funeral Tuesday at p. m, from
house.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Daily Death List

Amelia Il. Rauff. 6s years, 6ss Hast
tngS, carcinoma.
Rose Saeles, "a years. 100 National
hemiplegia.
Myron j. Larzelere. 81 years. Detroit
riverh accidental drowning
Peter Alt. 81 years, Little Sisters OF
Poor, apoplexy.
Margaret r. Barrett. 81 years. ST.
Mary's hospital; cancer
Isabelle I'M, So years. l76 Z. Eliza
beth, senility.
Norman x. Gall. &c years. Al Chope-
pl., tuberculosis
Henry Wilds. 20 years. Little Sisters
OF the Poor. nephritis.
Lula Nj. Farmer. 20 years. AS Lincoln;
Clara Gustavns. &c years, ESQ Cleve-
land; emphysema.
Mary Kuia. IL months. "a 1Wesson;
diarfhoea
Alfons Bielok. s months. Is Lolo.
malnutrltion.
Watazina Borkawski. years. $50
Hancock. meningitis.
Frank Maczejewski. years. 635 Can
Held, senectus.
John +. otuelI. 81 years. Grace hos
)ital, paralysis.
Albert Jankowski. years. is Adele;
Eunice A. Harrington. 80 years. 165
stanley, Intestinal obstruction.
Marceline Richard. 20 years, Scott
Ind Orleans; senility.
Joseph Brickman. 3 years. 1891 Mich
gan. meningitis.
John A. Flannery. IL years. $40 East
Congress. tuberculosis.
Amastasis Kent 81 years 432 Four
leenth. senillty
Peter GaVneau. SO years, las Z. Con-
yress senility.
Caroline H. Devereux. "a years. 397
". High. cancer.
Minnie Nevermann, % years. 392 To-
iedo, tuberculosis.
Elizabeth stevens, SIS years so Aus
tin fracture OF neck.
Mary Putte. 60 years 357 st. Aubin:
cancer.
Samuel schullper. 81 years. sa2 Wat
son. bronchitis.