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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-07-09

Mr.. Flemming being one of the lucky
ones. Some were injured horribly in
the car. He said he could see the cy-
clone coming five miles avail. 1t seem
ed to roll over and over, dipping down
to the earth occasionally. It was
terrible experience. Mr.. Fleming has
several pictures of the storm.
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"recAeu near surrey Ill Inc receht
storm, mas already received a check
TOT >Soo'oo Tor cne damages from the
company IN Wnlcn ne was insured. U.
Aurland represents tnls company
Wnlcn Is good one.
Inc lndependen1 inadvertently ON
ioted une name OF =. a. Hurd, candi-
uate TOT county commissioner from
Ward county on the democratic tick
9. ~ giving ~ III tEc successful
= .'i,' ,s''ic Cd &c g YES IN o!r asst Is
~ 'uiy - at cue anm- G. the par
eii's VI 'ene pflue7Oo-De' W.T. and MRS
bernt Johnson OF Buxton, N. D., will
OIL pne Guy 10 MISS Ella Johnson. Aft
81 Cne ceremony they VIII return to
alhpot 70 lrahe unelr fuCure nome.
I'M lS"o july OG
JoyaDle WISH IN the east. lie states
oflat cnas. Sandberg and wife Will ar
rive nome from tnelr New York vlslt
thls week.
ZION Win the Optlc. Mr.. WolVerton IS
a good newspaper writer.
Inc state convention OF the knights
ol fythias' VIII be held IN TINS CITY on
July To- Inc Vlsl1lng delegates Will
De eltertalned Nm the evening at Wild
WOOD PARK. Inc three gasoline launch
IS nave oeen chartered for them and
sood tlme IS IN store Tor the visit
U.s.
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A letter received from E. A. Aspin-
wall who is now sojourning at Camp
Aspinwall, at the foot Of Ottertail
Lake, Mimi, states that he has sue
ceeding in putting his new launch
together perfectly and on her maiden
trip she worked like a charm. Fish
bite readily and there is no trouble
keeping the camp supplied with the
finny tribe
The Independent is in receipt of a
letter from Frank Ross, formerly OF
Minot and Ross. N: D. He is engag.
!, ed in the hotel business in Irene, S.
D., where he is doing very we'll
Paul V. Mccoy left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis where he is transact
| ing business.
| A large granary on the Robert Ev
ans farm southwest of town, was
burned to the ground Monday noon
Mr.. Lotzberg who was doing some
breaking in that vicinity, was using
| the granary for a blacksmith shop
no chestnut tree being handy, and
in some mysterious manner the fire
was started. The blacksmith outfit
is a total loss, besided a new bicycle
and other things were burned.
The members of Co. D. were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Reighart Tuesday evening il
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Wrigh
of Texas who are guests of the Reign
arts. Mr.. Wright was formerly mem
Der Of Co. D. The members Of the
company appeared in uniform. A de
lightful buffet luncheon was served il
the dining room.
DRADY DoINGs.
Arthur Beckman, who has beer
driving stage out south, has returned
Ito brady.
Miss Marie Tonnes left Friday TO
an extended visit in Gladstone ant
other points.
Miss Julia brady. has returned from
ICoalharbor, where she has been at
tending school, Her sister, Mrs. Car
Onsrud and son accompanies her a
lfar as Minot.
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Nels Underdahl is breaking sod out
on his claim.
The box social given in the Somers
school-house the 10Th was a complete
success. The program was excellent.
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out. Nearly five hundred delegates will
be here in July.

D. Stromstad of Lacrosse, Wis, ac-
companied his son-in-law Filing Kjon-
tvedt to 'Minot Monday. Mr.. stron-
stad has been spending few weeks
in North Dakota and is delighted
with our state.
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allegation, hence THE trouble The
bowery dance was one of the features
of the OCCASION and the races were
all exciting. This is a beautiful place
for a picnic.
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of the OCCASION and the races were
all exciting This is a beautiful place
for a picnic.
Mrs. Frank Washington and Russell
and Kennith, and Mrs. Frank Rose,
Willis and Beatrice, arrived from Ath-
ems, o. They are the guests of the
ladies' sister, Mrs. Isaac Williams.
Farm Lands are advancing in price.
Hans jacobson sold a raw IA eight
miles southwest of this city to Carl
Hauge for $4,000 last week. Mr.. JAG
I OLSON bought the J. w. Rode quarter
in the hills and will use it for pasture
and hay. He is raising FLOODED cat
tie extensively
Mrs. John Haney and children Of
Odessa, Mimi, arrived for a visit at
the home of C. H. Rudd.
Miss Katie Davis who has been
visiting with relatives at Denver ar
rived for the summer, and will sup
erintend the harvesting for a large
crop on her farm near Lansford.
In ten inning game at the local
gounds Thursday evening, Minot beat
Tagus to 3.
Victor sandberg who has been Wis
iting parents at Westfeld, N. Y, ar
rived in Minot this week and IS again
engaged at Samuelson's shoe store.
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Oscar Anderson, the nine year old
son of Representative Anderson of
Churches Ferry, was drowned at the
Devils Lake Chautauqua Sunday. The
body was recovered some hours lat
err.
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George Barto, a young man who
was beating his way west, fell from
G. N. freight train in the Minot
yards Sunday night and both of his
legs were cut off. He was taken to
the hospital where the surgeons gave
no hope for his recovery. The man
was so weak that the surgeons did
not dare to amputate the legs. Later:
The man died Monday night.
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G. H. Walhowe, whose barn was
wrecked near Surrey in the recent
storm, has already received check
for $955!56 for the damages from the
company in which he was insured. G.
Aurland represents this company
which is 4 good one.
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In a ten inning game at the local
gounds Thursday evening, Minot beat
Tagus 4 to 8.
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Roy Jensen of Fargo is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Will
son.
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ENOSBURGH.

Miss Beulah Bradley, who has been
living with her aunt, Mrs. George Ray
more, is dangerously i'll with appendicitis.
Mrs. Thcreza *. Wright, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. =. Hop
kins at Trout River since Thanksgiving,
has returned home.-W. G.. Fassctt and
family have been quite sick. well as
many others with the grip.-The Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary meeting was
postponed from last Friday to Thursday
with Mrs. H. r. Kent at the parsonage
The Christian Endeavor meeting will be
held at the Center with the Rev. T.
Kent Thursday evenng.-Mr. and and
Mrs. Edward Laplant and daughter. Al
ma, Mrs F. NJ. Wright and Mrs. Lizzie
Cutting passed Friday at c. u. Carpen-
tcr's.-Mrs Lizzie W. Cutting has re-
turned to Gardner Whitcomb's .--Mrs. f..
F. Houston, who is very Ill. is considered
to be a little more comfortable.-At the
annual meeting of the Congregational So
cety Wednesday evening. January 10,
the same board Of officers was chosen
FOR the ensuing year. The committee
reported all bills paid. At the same time
the annual meeting OF the Sunday school
society was held for the election Of
officers. +. NJ. Wright. who had been
superintendent for four years. declined
reelection and Ernest Perley was chosen
superintendent; W. J. Chaffee, president;
Roy Maynard, vice-president; Theodore
Perley, secretary and treasurer; c. Wes-
ton. chorister; Frank Hart, Jr.. assist
ant chorster: Mrs. May Raymore. or
ganist; Miss Eda Hart. assistant organ
list; Miss Martha Perley librarian.
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ELMORE.

Hugh Tomlinson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Tomlinson OF stowe. died at his
home here Friday OF pneumonia Mt the
age Of IS years. He leaves n wafe and
one son. ia Their and mother. The fun
eral was held at tho Methodist Church
at eleven o'clock Sunday The minister
was the Rev T.. J. Lord of johnson and
intermcnt was made at HYDE Park.
Those from out Of town to attend the
funeral were his father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Ton1linson OF Stowe. Mr.
and Mrs. s. A. Griswold OF Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. IIayford OF Eden, Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Tomllnson OF Stowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. MARRIED. of Eden.-Mr. Chester
ward while working in tho woods Satur-
day cut his left eye badly.-Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Griswold and three children
are all i'll with pneunonia.-Edward COL
by is little better.-IIerry Atkins Is no
bctter.-Thc Rev F. W. Hunt of ST.
Adams. presiding elder. ncld quarterly
meeting services at the Methodist
Church Sunday at ID p. m.
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DERBY.

Mi and Mrs Edward Wilder have rc-
turned from the West, where they went
some three years ago. During their alb
sence they have spent some time in Van
couver. They have seen the mercury %
degrees below zero since they went away
and think Vermont is not the coolest
place in the United States-Mrs. Ill
Marvin is III with the grip. -Luthcr
Wiley. who returned the last of last
week from Bellows Falls where he at
tended a meeting of telephone officials
is now afflicted with the grip.-Edward
Hastings. who is in a hospital at Mon
teal, reports that surgeons there do not
think 1t necessary to perform an opera
ton upon his leg, but expect to be able
to effect cure by other means Mrs
Marvin Moran is at West Derby helpin :
care for her sister, Kate Spear, who ~
very low and can live but a few days
The ladies of the Baptist society held a
social in the vestry Friday evening. Over
81 was takon.-Owing TO a very severe
storm Thursday evening. the audience
that greeted the Hon. Frank Plumley
was not large. Those present reported a
fine lecture.
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STOWE.

Fred Campbell makes the following
report for the yea 1907 of the gross re-
ccipts from a farm of q acres on which
We're kept eight cows, two of them two
yo1r-old hcifors: For butter sold. si99. IL;
pigs and fat hogs. sll4.o3 calves,
$l2co: beef COW, 5000 sugar from 20
buckets, s67.22:3 total. s722.3o.--The con-
dition Of Miss Susie Bigclow re-
mains about the samoa son was born
January Is TO Mr.. and Mrs II. j. Spauld-
ing.-Miss Nellie Gotta has returned 20
her home in Fayston o. account Of i'll
ness.-Mrs. c. A. Riley is III with the
grip.-The CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' Aid So
cicty held a thimbe bee at Mrs. p.
-. Pixies Wednesday p m.-Little Mildred
i'll with whooping cough.-J. l.. Tomlin-
son attended the funeral of his son in
+ ,orc Sunday.-Mrs. j. G. Tomlinson is
i'll with the grip.-The Methodist Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. Flora Blodgett this
afternoon.-C. p. Scribner has sold $50
acres Of his home farm to Mr. Burns of
New York. Edwin Tatro. who is now
carrying on the farm. Ill move to Ba-
kersficld March Julia, the elder daugh-
ter of the Rev. II. A. q. Able, is i'll with
whoopinS cough-The Young People ;
fraternity of Unity Church has elected
the following officers: President. Bar
bara Burt: vice-president Raeburn Nc
Mahon: secretary, Healey Bashaw; treas
urer, Mabel Carr: executive committee,
Jesse Moody, .'ngie Harris and Marjorie
Burt THE subject of the sermon ut
Unity Church Sunday morning by the
Rev Mrs. Abbott will be worship" :;
evening topic, God the Creator"
There will he a game of basket ball
Saturday afternoon between the Yower
village team and the "dwarfs.
Wayne Burt was hit on the mouth by
the end of n flying skid while loading
logs Tuesday forenoon, receiving n
severe cash on the lip.-Edmund Wells
Is driving novel turnout these
days. Having a six months colt brok-
en- to harness. he has constructed n
sleighbody of appropriate size making
a complete little team.-TuesdaY even
ing the second entertainment in the
Mountain Trio" The next number in
the lecture course, it is expected will
be n lecture by the Hon. Joseph A. De-
Boer February 11.-While playing with
his little sister at the home of their
father. l.. s. Petusin, at the Forks
Tuesday evening. Rev Peterson was
hit on the temple by the child's foot
with such force that he was uncon-
scious and in great distress until ply
stefan could he summoned. His condi-
ton was then relieved and he is now
comfortable.-B. G. Godfrey, who is
recovering from pneumonia, Is able to
be about the house.-StaffOrd Board =
man has recovered from recent at
tack of pneumonia and has resumed
his studies in the high school.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

AT the meeting of the Good Templars
FRIDAY evening several names for MEM
pershlp were acted upon. Initiation will
take place Friday evening when mem
bers from Barre and Montpelier will be
present-Mrs. william Bishop has re-
turned to Gaysvile after week with
her daughter Mrs. Amsden.-Mrs. Edna
FAIRBANKS visited Mrs f. f.. Fish of
Richmond last Week.-Mrs. Gertrude Ire
rise entertained Miss Mabel Thomson
and Charles Tafe Of Nashua, N. H., over
Sunday,-Mrs. w. II. Gladdng has re-
turned from a week in Montpelier.-W.
d. Biousett passed Sunday with MS ram
II lie works in White River Junction.
MIS- shVerthor1 and daughter OF North
Held were in town Saturday .-Miss kath-
crime Dennison has returned from a
month with her sister. Mrs John Il.
spring In Nashua. N. II.
me remains Of Mrs. Mary Fieming'
w'e or John Fleming of Sharon. were
brought from South Royalton Monday
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H. w. ALLEN e. co.

and taken to the Catholic Church where
was nnau1 III 'nc O"1'ui'- ''.'
.,,r,.,,,o., os,ao .ro,,, tho husband nv
eve obi,dro, pneumonia caused her
dootb ,,bich occurrod r. the homo NJ
ber dauebtor Mrs rl,nnr Dovle Of
South RovaIton whore sho had gone IN
rurso Nov grandchildren linus Inavons
NJ (,arhridge WAS NJ V 7 Snear's Mon.
day IN hoboIr of map,o SMEAR intcr
.s,s Mrs y tJu attended th, FUN
oral ~ n cousin Mrs Van Hiu in Midi
d,oe.x ,to,doyNrs II n p,nistor ia
visiting her daurhtcr Mrs John Ropors
1, uontncIior seniors will give n
lean wear masquerade ball in Grange
hal, this evening Mrs Frank Dur
kec. who was cal ii from Pittsnold
"Wednesday nv the illness Of her dauph
tor Miss Hazel returned Saturday
Mrs W p Flint IS having a hard case
NJ the rrip-John Trow OF Rarro was
in town Saturday.-Mrs. George Tucker
man Of Rovalton was an over Sunday
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Clarke.
.rou, sboa o,,b b,s hoo, o-c,,ivo,
viii '''e''o'''"' VI '' a. '''' W.
ton OF officers John lAamson was chosen
president John TcwkShury, vice-presi-
dan, o,a cu,. ror,s,r soo-o.,ry ava
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WOLCOTT.

The dwelling house OF Joseph Gem
eress, on what Is known as the Spiller
farm, was destroyed by fire Saturday
morning at half past I'VE. Mr.. and
Mrs Generess were up about three
o'clock with sick child. They were
later awakened to find the kitchen IN
flames. The family made their escape
from the bedroom window taking very
little with them, portion of the
household goods on the first floor were
saved. The loss is partially covered by
insurance. party of civil engineers
were here Friday surveying and talk
ing elevations looking toward the re-
moval Of the two grade crossings in
the village.-G-orge p Foster Post,
G. A. r., No. 55, held installation Of
officers jointly with the W. r. s. Satur-
day G. A. r. officers follow: Post
commander, +. c. Mann S. V. c., A. A.
whiting; !. V. c., c. c. Fisher; Q. NJ,
F. p. Morse; chaplain. F.. C. Mann;
adjutant, NJ, J. Leach, surgeon, S. G.
Whitten:ore; delegate to department
encampment \. X. Jones. The w. r.
G. installed tho following officers;
President, Georgia r. Morse; S. V. f.,
Mary W. Tillotson J. V. p. Emma
A. Wheeler; secretary, Persis A.
Gowen; treasurer. Hattie +. Hubbell;
chaplain, Minnie Perkins: conductor.
Gertrude NJ Wheeler: guard. Ellen A.
Boyce; color bearers. Orpha A. Bradley.
Frances Ilimball, Hattie j. Wheeler,
Julia A. ckinstry.-Quarterly meeting
service was held at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday evening. The Rev.
G. W. Hunt preached the sermon fol-
lowed by Communion.-Miss Mary l..
Porr has recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo work at the Fife store,-George
King was here from North Montpelier
over William Bridges Is re-
covering from an attack of pneumonia,
Grip and hard colds are quite pre-
valent,-'rhc Grange has rented the
Woodmens hall and will hold meetings
Monday sVenlng-Mr. and Mrs. George
Colb"th and Mrs Elizabeth La Flcur
went to Albany the first of the week
The two Youngest children of r. NJ.
Iiubbell are ill.-A. A. Goodrich of
Hardwick visited his daughter. Mrs.
II. a, Parker, Tuesday
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BRADFORD.

A son was born to NJ. and Mrs. Frank
Hardy January 15.-Mrs. Hattie Brock
Las been having vacation from her
duties as clerk in the store Of Mrs c.
II. Curtis, and was at her home in West
NcwburY last Week.-Mrs. Abbie = cry
who has been with her mother. Mrs.
William Avery, at East Hardwick is
with Mrs A. T.. Hale.-Mrs. f. II. Nye
! the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. :. II.
Steel at West Haven, Conn.-Neal Beat
tie of Norwich University visited his
brother. Carl, the first Of the week.
Mrs. f. r. Capper his returned to Bos-
ton, Mass.-Arthur Cove was injured
Thursday by young people who were
sliding down hill. The boy was standing
with his back to the slods and was hit
just above the ankle but no homes were
broken.-Miss Eva Hunt is the guest Of
her brother, A. b. Hunt. ana family at
Lebanon, y. H., for few DAYS
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NEWPORT.

interior OF II. c. Lovclands store
Is peihs uehodeIed and made larger.-E.
- Bianc nara mas returned from several
"tehS III the Northwcst-A. NJ. Rich
WIZ hhish work for the Orleans Trust
Co., , cpi uhrY ana +. G. Camp, a
: 'rihor resilient but lately employed by
inc Nor"oo' Fr"sS Ia Norwood lass.
wiz tahe ms pIaoc.--Fcorse Randall has
sou NJ. HSH market 10 CHARLES sloan who
VIII taKe foFF'sslon lmincdiatcly.-Tho
"o'9t Sn"" storm "i Inc season passed
over mere lHufSdaN'--A teddy bear on
'er'a hhl'h' was tlF'h IN the Congrcga-
''ohaI Church paiIor Friday evening. At
supper -o people were scrved.-T. c.
V"'"P anu '"'niN nave moved into the
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContinued from srd Pase.D

afternoon, the Rev. Edward Stone on
ciatlng. Mr.. Brow was born in Swanton
70 years ago and had always resided
hore. He was a Civil War veteran in
service from CO until the close OF the
war, enhsting in Company f, 10th Yer
mont He leaves a wife and several chill
brentwood has been received from Miss
Hussey, Miss Babbltt. Miss Sa rgcnt and
Miss Hcrrick who sailed for Hamilton,
Bermuda. January s on the Bermudian.
The voyage was a rough one and the
swanton passengers were sick all the
way They are delighted. however. with
Bermuda and lken the temperature to
August weather in Vermont. Three Of
this party are experienced school teach
ers but have dropped that work on ac-
count OF the better pay offered in hotel
cmployment-Miss Marguerite Harwood.
assistant principal of the Wilmington
high school is auarantincd at that place
on account of the mumps.-Thc variety
supper at the Congregations. vcstry Fri
day night was a success.--Miss Lucille
Cross who has been very i'll with
amps s improving. Mrs. FL. Hawley's
condition remains about the same
Teams are crossing the ice from North
Hero.-The local horsemon tested the ice
on the river Saturday with the view OF
1ayinp out n trek and holding some
races.
Mrs. Frank Towne is seriously ill.--The
Junior Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Church
met at the rectory Monday afternoon
Mrs. A. A. Brooks. who seriously injured
her hin by a fall on the ice n few weeks
ago, has been taken to the St. Adams
ital. W.. a
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LOWELL.

Joseph Elmer Wiltshire and Julia
Taylor were married January II at St,
lgnatius Church by the Rev, Joseph
LavSnc.
Word has been received from Stone
ham, Mass, that Mr. and Mrs, Carroll j,
Powers, formerly of this town. are the
parents of a daughter. born January l6.--
on account of illness. Miss Zana Barre
is at home from Johnson. whore she IS
attending the normal school-Mrs Ella
Curtis was in Rchford a few days last
week as the guest of the Rev, ana Mrs.
j. II, Wallace,-Mrs. Kimball of Barton
is the guest of her brother, r. +, Win
chestcr-Mary Olive Beseau. wife of Levi
Tatro died suddenly at her home Satur-
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NORTH TROY.

The state board Of railroad commits
sioners met at the Office Of O. :. Annls
Tuesday and acted uFou the petition
OF the town of Troy for the removing
of the Manuel crossiuE All the COM
missioners were present The order
was that the crossing Ice abolished, an
underpass substituted to go in on the
angle OF the g. 7. railroad track that
the highway be changed on either
side thereof so that at tho point OF the
pass there shall bo a distance Of at
least 100 feet clear observation space,
that the work Ice completed by the
railroad by September l next that 1t
bear G5 per cent, of the whole eX-
pense. the State - per cent. and tho
town 10 per cent, Tho expense is cs ,
iimatcd at $1,000.
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ALBURGH.

The remains or George Young a prom
Using young man who died of consump-
ton at his home in New York. were
brought here for interment the 18th inst:
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Young. who were former residents
A service was hold at the residence OF
II. ]. Darby, an uncle OF the deceased
There was Il large number of beautiful
floral tribute Mr.. and Mrs. Young
who accompanied the remains to this
place. returned to New York Monday
Frank Sheldon. who has been i'll with
the mumps. is able to be out.-Mr. and
Mrs H. c. Gcncway have returned from
visit in Malone and Chateaugay, n. Y.
Mrs. W. u. GrgEs has been i'll with
the grip.-The Roy, J. NJ. Bastien is sick
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Leslie passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kibling. william Parson Is passing
several weeks with his mothcr.-Mrs. W.
Como Of Cloverdale spent Friday with
her sister, Mrs. A. A, Cady.--Miss Bes-
Jackson is the guest OF her brother.
r Jackson,--Mrs. G. II. newton and Mrs.
Charles LaBounty were in Burlington
Saturday.--Mrs. F. Reynolds has been
confined to the house by illness the past
week.-Miss Rcba Gray is slowly recov-
( ing from her long illness.-Mrs. j. Ray
more is passing several days at Jeffer-
sonville.-Mrs. C. Macorber and Mrs. W.
Burns were in Burlington Friday.-Mrs.
Clyde Hulburt OF Mddlebury is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. p. A. Storey
Mr.. and Mrs. p s. Mcclure visited at
Jeffersonville Monday.-Ira Morse dislo-
Gated his elbow las. week by being
thrown from a sled.-H. II. Reynolds
passed Sunday at ST. klbans.-Mrs. w.
II. Griswold died Monday after long
illness.