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FOR SALE-Young Jersey and Dur
nam COW, fresh in milk. Graham Ell
liott, 921 Washington street. d55w5
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STENOGRAPHER: Miss Fora Tay-
Tor. Office with G. q. Groce. Citizens
Bank Building. oktf
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E. S. and John Campbell will
leave tonight on an extended trip
through California, Oregon and Wash
ington. They will be gone some four
weeks.
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l work for your interest to give
you the best photos your money can
buy. Mrs. G. E. Jackson, Photogra-
pher. If
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John r. Dickey's Old Reliable Eye
Sold by B. w. Fearis. SIS
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Percy Connally of Sherman spent
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Col. and Mrs. r. H. Connally.
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WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. b. S. McCourt. old
phone 461. tt
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Mr. and Mrs A. B. Yeager of
Stonewall, Oklahoma, are in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
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Our best efforts will be rewarded.
My work is first class and guaran-
teed. Medallions free. Mrs. C. E.
Jackson. 81
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w. w. Durham of Forrest, Chero-
kee county, is in the city the guest
of his cousin, s. W. Durham Mr.
Durham is 81 years old and is per-
feet specimen Of manhood. He Is a
veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars.
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FOR S5ALE--A good COW, with young
calf, gentle and good mixer G..
A Arnold. SIS
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There will be a call meeting of the
improvement society and the Ladies
Aid Society Of the Main Street Chris
tan church al 4:30 o'clock Tuesday
time.
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The want column of the Daily
Light is the clearing house for the
wants of our city.
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If advertising means progress and
progress means success, then you
must advertise your business to
make a success of it.
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r. .. McCOMBS Fire. Life. Accident
Tornado, Plate Glass and Live Stock
insurance. tt
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Mrs. w. F. Lake, Jr., and children
the family of Tom w. Lake.
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
800 90 80
John Lamberth of Dallas was
here yesterday.
James Griffin of Dallas spent yes
terday in the city.
w. M. Tidwell of Ferris was in the
city this morning.
Mrs. G. J. Winter of Waco is Wis
iting the family of Y D. Kemble.
Mrs. ]. B. Clark and little son of
Dallas spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Julia Sims of Athens is WIS.,
ting friends and relatives in the
city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Bratcher left
last night on a visit to relatives in
Alabama.
Hon. Pierce Ward of Cleburne,
candidate for the state senate, is in
the city today.
Judge George N Aldridge and wife
Of Dallas are the guests of the fam
lily of w. G. Lomax.
Mrs. w. f. Lake, Jr., and children
of Fort Worth are in the city visiting
the family of Tom w. Lake.
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We have any kind of vehicle you
wish and good horses to go with
them at all times. Phone 49, Patton
Kennedy Livery Co. If
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Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light Office when you want any
kind of printing done. The best work
guaranteed tt
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Fifteen hundred dollar stock OF
new and second hand furniture at
Cleburne for sale or trade for income
property. See R. E. Moore SIS
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If you are going to Bell Branch
for few days we can send you there
and call for you when you wish to re-
turn. Phone 40. Patton-K Co.
-
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Congressman Jack Beall went to
Dallas this morning to spend the day
in the interest of his candidacy. He
will go to Bosque county tomorrow
and will then in turn visit Hill coun-
ty.
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If your business Is affected with
that tired feeling" one good dose
of advertising will straighten out
the kinks and make it as frisky as
spring lamb.
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FOR RENT-New Groom cottage on
East Marvin. See w. G. Reagor. If
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BOARDERS WANTED-Good board
to be had at 307 Rogers street sop
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. J. T. Hill and grandson of ST.
Adams spent few days In town this
week.-M. s. Thomas has complet ted
the addition to W. r. Connell's cot
tage.-Miss Emily Kalorig is visiting
In Swanton-W. A. Loop of Swanton
was at home over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Connell are expected in
town this week from New. York.
Work on the buildings at Sandy Point
Is rapidly progressing. Mrs. Hutch
ms of Massachusetts, Is spending the
summer in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton OF New York are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n. w. Fisk.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Rorback have opened their house
for the summer.-Mrs l.. J. Soules
has returned to Chazy.-Mr. and Mrs.
O. II. Parker and son, Miss Trick and
Addie Parker of Burlington spent
Sunday In town.--Miss Dorothy Hill
was at home from Burlington over
Sunday.--Mcmorial day exercises were
held at both schools Friday afternoon.
Mrs Joseph LaBombard Is III again.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd Pnse.)
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Mrs r. S. Clark and Mrs S. s. Bed
ard of st. Adams, who are driving
through the county, are visiting In town
for a few days.-Thc Junior reception to
the seniors at the home of J. NJ. Jeffords
Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable
affair After the reception banquet
was served. The old school building will
he sold at auction Monday.-The Their
mometer showed A temperature of 81 de-
grees Wednesday morning.-The COM
mittce of the graded school district has
secured all the teachers except the as
estant in the high school The follow
ing is the list. Everett Perkins, prin-
cpal, Misses Vida Morehouse, Ellen
Wagner. Catherine Pcase, Lena Marcctt,
Ida sykes and Helena Carpenter, in the
grades.-M. y. Pcrlcy attended the meet
Ing of the directors OF St. Adams hos
ptai in that city Wedncsday.-An attrac-
tive program has been issued for the
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the St Adams dis
trict which Is to be held In st. Adams
Tuesday, June civilian Pcase of
Nashua, y. H., Is passing few weeks
IN the family OF A. L, Croft.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Samuel r. Wanzer. aged so years
and resident for many years of East
Fairfield died at her home Sunday morn
ing. The funeral was held at eleven
Wednesday morning at the house and
at twelve o'clock at the Episcopal Church
the Rev. w NJ Warow officiating
Mrs. Wanzer was devoted
member of the Episcopal church
and OF the Womans
Auxiliary She leaves three sons, Oscar
Wanzcr OF Kansas and Sidney and Hill
Wanzer Of this town. The interment was
in Herrick cemetcry.-A hearing was
held at States Attorney +. S. Jumpers
office Monday afternoon when it was
decided to close the road passing over
the railroad at what is known as the
Burleson crossing, which is considered
very dangerous from the new road at the
corner by William V. Wrights to tho
main road using the new road entirely
Miss Florence Rooney, daughter Of
Joseph Rooney. died at her home Mon
day evening. June >. after lingering
illness from lung trouble.-Miss Mollie
Merrill who recently underwent a severe
surgical operation, is able to sit out on
the piazza school observed Memoir
ia day in a fitting manner.-Miss r. A.
Patten has returned from a visit to her
home in Franklin.
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and u. l. Yandow OF st. Adams visited
here over Sunday.--Owing to tho late
heavy rains, the roads in this vicinity
are reported in bad condition. But little
work has been done on them this season.
Hanson Clark OF st. Adams is visiting
here.
The Rev. r. lIarnby Leach officiated
at the funeral of Mrs. Frank Centcrbar
in Montgomery Monday. The burial was
in Hillside cemetery here.-Mrs. G. II.
Coan and sons, Kenneth and kendrick,
have returned from two weeks in Bakers
neid.--Don Richards Of Springfield, Mass,
a former resident, is visiting hcrc.--C. A.
Powell is visiting his sisters in Walden.
Work on permanent highway has been
begun on Province strect-Pcter Young
pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid
n fine Of s. and costs when brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace r. A. Conger
Monday. David Kirby of BERKSHIRE,
charged with intoxication, was dis
charged after n trial before the same court.
D. W. Carpenter. town grand juror,
nroerCutpd-.b .. -
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

The large barn on the farm of Alonzo
Mills, about three and a half miles from
this village, was destroyed by fire at an
early hour Friday morning. When dis
covered, the building was in flames and
IL was impossible to get anything out.
Eighteen head of stock. together with a
lot Of farming tools, were burned. No
cause can be assigned for the fire, unless
it was the work of tramps. There was
some insurance upon the property. but
not enough to cover the loss.
The republican convention for Lamoillo
county will be held at Hyde Park Fri
day. July 3, Judge Lcavens OF johnson
will be the temporary chairman.-Wil-
liam Fulton OF Eden has rented apart
ments here and will move In a few days
-SeweIl Newton of johnson was in town
Tuesday.--A d. Robbins has sold his
Eden farm to Robert Campbell OF Bur
Hngton, who takes Immediate possession,
Tho free express delivery has been
taken of at this place in order to cur
tail expenses. There Is great indigna-
ton as the business hero Is larger than
at some points where the system Is re-
tained.-Railroad Commissioner Redmond
OF Newport was In town Tuesday.-Th
J.. c. A. will close next week Tuesday
c. Il. DEMO and Miss DEMO spent Sun
day at Lake Edcn.-Mrs. Martha Dodd ;
OF Grand Isle has purchased the NJ. p.
Cheney place in this village,-Clarence
Foster expects to leave the latter part
OF the week for the White mountains,
where he has employment for the sum
mer. <Au '~.Ass.a - -.
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WOLCOTT.

Memorial day Was observed here as in
former years At $3.50 the procession was
formed in front of G.. a. X. hall by NJ.
j. Leach, marshal. in the following or
der: Larloillc band, NJ. w. A.. G. A. r.,
and W. r. c.. followed by school child
mount cemetery where the ritual service
of the G. A. X. was carried out, Sixty
seven graves in the various cemeteries
We're decorated. In the afternoon there
were exercises by the school children in
Guiding a flag drill. the reading of Lin
coins address at Gettysburg by Mrs.
p. A. Gowen and the address OF the day
by the Rev W. l.. Allen. which was
very able and interesting.-Seve from
this place attended the opening ball at
the Mt Norris hotel in Eden Friday
night.-There was a severe thunder
shower here Friday evening. The light
ing struck near the depot and put the
telegraph and telephone instruments out
Of commisson.--Fred Leckner OF Hard
wick is visiting his brother. John, who
remains In poor health. Daniel Harrison
OF Shclburne Is visiting at Frank Ben
Sc. J. Wills and daughter. Dorothy
Of Westerly r l., Is visiting his father,
the Rev. ]. II. Wills.--Mr. and Mrs. w.
NJ. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pal
mer Of Wilder were guests at DR.. Rub
lees over Sunday.
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ELMORE.

Mrs. Elmer Robinson. who has been
visiting in Waterbury and stowe. return
ed Saturday.-Mr and Mrs, John Tiff
OF Barr are visiting the latter's mother
Mrs. Peak.-Mrs. Stewart Crowell is
very III with pneumona.-Mr and Mrs.
Harry Hutchins passed Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr., and Mrs. D., U.
Hutchns Of Morrisvillc.--Mr and Mrs.
John Carr of Stowe passed Sunday with
the latter's brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. II. Stowell. Mrs. Henry MARVEL is
able to be up.-There will be picnic
Gilmore at Bacon's camp.-Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Camp OF Morrisville visited there
son Friday Mr.. Camp addressed the
children on that day in the village school.
Prayer services will be held in the
Vestry Sunday evenings beginning at 7:3O
O'Clock through the summer
Henry Atkins. who has been i'll all
winter, was able Tuesday to ride to
Morrisvillc.-There will be a picnic Juno
~ for all the schools in the town of
fillmore at Bacon's camp, Harry Silver,
who has been visiting in Stowe, returned
Tuesday'-Mrs. W. PEG Of Wolcott visited
Mrs Bacon Tucsday.-Mrs, Edward
Crowell is no better.-Arthur Stowell has
moved to the Varney place. Henry
Parker and George Miller passed Satur-
day In Hyde Park.--Mrs. Henry Stowell
is much better
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Robert Bustam has Il better position
offered him in Ottawa and will begin
work there at once. His family will re-
main here for the present. Mr.. Bus
tam Is to have charge of the railroad
yards of the Canada Atlantic.--Claude
Soule with his wife and child are ex-
pected here this week from Mexico.
They will be guests of his mother. Mrs.
l.. f. Soulo.-PreM Memorial exercises
were held in the schools on Friday
Mr.. Bryant Reynolds Of New ork City
is visiting friends here.
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EDEN.

Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Adams and Mrs
Eta O'Iiere went to Worcester Mass,
to attend the funeral OF their daughter,
Ethel. who died at Washington of pneu.
monta May S.--A- ID. Robbins has sold
his farm to parties from burlington and
given possossion.-Mrs. Russell OF VOL
colt visited her sister. Mrs. r. Earle,
over Sunday.-About IS couples attended
the ball at the Mt Morris House. DR..
Stevens has commenced working on his
cottage at the lake.-Arthur Stone was in
town the first of the week from Boston,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Whittemorc May "a number from
this place attended the opening of court
at Hyde Park Tuesday.
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Mark b. Smith; opportunity" Mildred
Iiollenbeck; Tact" Lura NJ Wills; PA
triotism," Howard N. Tcrriil 1.-The Mar
BILE Waiteth." Il. Reba Delano; II Plu-
ribus Unum," Clinton Il. Cooper, "Tho
Luxury OF To-day. the Necessity Of To
morrow, Alice T.. Tyndall; mo Man Liv-
eth Unto Himself" Emogene I. Burbank;
General Robert II. Lee" Osborne II.
Graves; '1Iiawatha," Catherine F. Chat
fee; ''rhe Butterfly and the Bee" Clara
Il. Mercia; America as World Power"
Roy c. Stafford: Growth Of Transporta-
tion-" and valcdictory, John b. Raymond;
presentation of diplomas and award of
prizes. The class of 1903 follows: CLASH
cal course, Howard Newton Terrll; Latin
course. Laura Alberta Boardman, Gather
inc Edith Chaffce. Osborne Ilazen
Graves. Guy Churchill Stafford, Ray
Churchill Stafford English partial Latin
course, John Byron Raymore; English
course. Emogene Isabelle Burbank. Har-
Icy Wilbur Camp. clinton Benjamin
Cooper, Eta Reba Delano Mildred Maud
fIollenbcck, Gayncll Marston, Clara Eva
Mercia, Mark Bur1ham Smith. Alice Eliz-
abeth Tyndall, Grace Louise Tyndall,
T.ura Mae Wills. one hundred and ton
alumni OF Peoples Academy attended the
reception and banquet at the Randall
Tuesday evening. The post-prandial ex-
crises were In charge of tho Hon. Ed
mund C. Mower OF Burlington as toast
master and these responded to toasts:
Superintendent Fra nix X. Graves. Carrie
T. Deavitt, Roy c. Stafford, Guy r. Var
mum, Mason S. stone and c. II. A.
Stafford Miss Blanch Peck and Mrs. G.
w. Fitch attended the grand chapter o.
r.. S., in Burlington Wednesday Mrs
W. T.. Worthcn returned Wednesday
from a two weeks visit in ST. Johnsbury
1iardwick and Cahot.-Gcorge A. Bridge
was in St Adams Wednesday William
McClntock was In sheldon Wednesday,
Mrs. s. A. Fife of Wolcott passed Tues
day with her daughter, Mrs. A. j. VAL
leau.-Miss Jessie Benny Of Jersey City
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tillotson for an Indefinite imc.--Perley
| X Bickford Of St. Johnsbury came Tues
day to he night Waterman in the new
| dressing mill of George A. Morse.-W. s.
| Cheney left TUESDAY for St. Johnsbury
and Waterford.-M SIS Mary Harris Is in
| Montpelier for sev raj days
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Miss Ella Moore has returned home for
tho summcr-Thrcc excursions will be
held at Mississquoi Park this week, We'd
ncsday, Thursday and Saturday Alan
son and Gordon Platt invited their class
at Swanton here for supper Monday
night-Miss Carrie Moore is expected
home this week from Morrisvillc, where
she has been for the winter.-Walter
Hungerford has gone to Boston on bust
ness.-Mr Holcomb of Swanton. clerk for
S. II. FELTON,. will move his family here
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H. w. ALLEN q CO.

citizens marched to River Bank Gene
terry where the Grand Army ritual sser-
vice was carried out. At 2:30
good audience assembled in Akeley
Memorial hall when the following pro-
gram was rendered with Comma nder n
q. Thomas presiding: Selection by the
band, prayer by the Rev. H. A. q. Able;
singing, star Spanglcd Banner" by the
audience accompanied by the band;
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terry the children opened ranks for them
to pass and by pretty ceremony each
hagmarked grave was visited by
child who laid a bouquet upon it. Return
ing at the village cemetery Mrs. Adams
and children assisted in decorating the
graves there. The Womans Relief Corps
served "A bountiful dinner at noon. At
/ 30 the comrades escorted by the band
and accompanied By school children and
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STOWE.

The observance Of Memorial day in
Stowe began with the assembling Of II.
ii. Smith Post. G. A. r.. at Akeley
Memorial building at $50 a. m Accom-
panied by stowe Military band, the com
rades drove to the West Branch cemetery
where they were met by Mrs. Phebe
Adams and school children who, with
members Of the Wom,,n's Relief Corps,
assisted In decorating the soldiers graves
preceding the comrades into the ceme-
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RICHTORD.


An unofficial footing OF the grand list
Of RiChford for the year 1905 gives total
OF so S6o.1S, gain of $503.o6 over
the year 1891. In 1896 the total
grand list was @.ll5.2, or sl,2bl9 less
than this year.-Thc veneer mill of c. c.
Manuel &s Sons company was closed Fri
day for week or more to admit of re-
pairs and s.-Richford Con-
cert band will furnish music for the an
nual athletic meet Of the Franklin county
y. NJ. &. a. at sheldon Junction June 81
Mrs. William w. Rounds and children
have gone TO Montpelier TO join Mr.
Rounds, who has taken a large farm In
the edge OF Worcester on shares. lie
will move his family there soon.-Frank
Guimctte IS building large barn on his
farm.-Mrs. O. A. Hagen is visiting In
Swanton for few days.-Mrs. Norman
Corey of Manchester, n. H., is visiting
here and in Berkshire.-Mrs. A. b. Chap
pcll Of Johnson, y. H., IS visiting her
father, Frank Guilmette.--Mr. and Mrs.
William Harper are on an. automobile
trip to Newport. Holland, and other
places
Memorial Gay passed Off quietly and
successfully, the address by Gaylord f..
Ladd being one of the best ever given
here on this day.-Congressman d. j.
Foster Of Burlington was here over Sun
day, on his r,turn trip from Newport,
where he delivered the Memorial day
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BEAVER.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sullivan and
daughter are visiting their sister, Mrs.
William King. Mrs. Sullivan will remain
some timc.-Chcstcr Carroll, former
resident Of this place, was brought to
Buck Hollow for hNrinl June |.
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MORRISVILLE.

Chester IA Carroll was instantly killed
Friday afternoon by being thrown from
his wagon. His horses become frightened
while crossing the railroad into Crook
lNn." II is thought his head was caught
between the wagon body and the tclc-
phone pole or that he was run over by
the wagon.-Word has been received of
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Kibbe Allen is ill.-Pre Memorial
exercises were held in the schools Fri
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Virgie Nftiguy died at the Fanny
Allen hospital Thursday evening follow
ing a second operation for appendicitis.
The body arrived here Friday and the
funeral was held Monday morning at ten
O'Clock.
Memorial day was observed as usual.
Tho band with delegation from Pixlcy
Post went TO the Center in the fore
noon while other reDefs attended to the
decorating of tho graves elsewhere In
town. The G. A. r. ritual service was
held at two O'Clock followed by a pro
gram in opera hall including, beside band
music, songs by the male choir; Lin
coins Gettysburg address by Lawrence
Mason and an address by Col +. Henry
Powell OF burlington. one unusual fea-
ture was a petition in the opening pray
er by the Rev. William Shaw for those
who "fouEht for the lost cause" Col.
Powell went to Richford, his native
town, for over Sunday.
The funeral of Miss Virginia Mitiguy
was held at St. John the Baptist Church
Monday morning at ten O'Clock. the Rev
NJ s. O'Donnell officiating, assisted by
Rev. p. J. McGarry. The bearers were
the six brothers, Felix p, Arthur j., A
Euzebe, George A., Elziar o., Wilfred
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,rre rr,s e aroinst n normal Of ESQ.
-,bo b;,rbce. reading was 81 and the
oS.h and the lowest y the eth. total
r,in-au go inches in 10 DAYS more
than half OF It coming the last week.
Thunderstorms occurred May 10. l., %.
&c. 20 with hail the 30th. Auroras were
observed May II. "a and &c. The month
was composed of l. clear, partly cloudy
and 10 cloudy days.--The game of ball
Saturday with Swanton was won by
Enosburgh, to 3.-The entertainment
by the Sunshine club Saturday evening
scored great success the receipts being
upward or $40, which VIII leave neat
balance to be used in buying furniture
for the now school bulldinS.-The bac-
calaureate sermon before the graduating