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sHOREEAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Collins are pass
ing the week with ner parents in
Springtield.--Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Martin have moved from Benson 20
Mrs Henry Bisselis farm on Smith
street.-Mrs. L. II. Nottingham Is WIS.,
iting her sister in Rutland.--Rollin
Baker Of Brandon 10 the guest Of his
sister, Mrs w G. IArrabee.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward stokes are the parents of
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs Henry Wade Is iil-.Mrs. jerome
Gutter and Mrs. Guy Sears were in Bur
lington nday.-Alisses Ada Hodges of
Richmond and Ruth Meyers of Milton
are visiting at DAYTON flilis.-Mr and
Mrs. Leslie lIill Of I'nco!n visited Mt
Hervey HIS Sunday.--Mrs OBrien Of
Hincsburgh Is visiting her sister Mrs.
u. G.. Donahue. Mrs. Ernest Eddy and
Lottie Varney who have been spending
the past week In Burlington. returned
home Wednesday,.
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MONKyON Ridge.

Mrs. Nora Wright of Cambridge. n.
" is the guest Of her mother, MIS-.
Eliza Brown.--Miss Evelyn Hazard or
Charlotte was the guest OF Mr.. ana
Ms. 81. -. Baldwin last week-MlsS
Mary Eva Miles has recovered from
slight attack of German measles.
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BRIDpORT.

The Rridport library will be kept at
Mrs, Hough's.-The proceeds of the
boys entertainment amounted to 80
The ladies' society of the Congre-
gational Church Will loan its library
to the Brldport free public library
Teachers for the spring term are as
follows: Village, Mr.. Lasscll and Miss
Nisup Converse, Miss Wheeler: Ham
ilton. Miss McGinity: Crane. Miss Bill
l!ngs: Hathorn, Miss Leonard; Lake,
Miss Elithorp; Myrick. Miss Kings
land; Pratt, Miss Patnode.
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ONE CENT
A w O z D

Advertising in this column one cent
n word, each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash In advance
required. No advertisement taken
which Is less than twelve words, TWO
lines. Special terms to ADVERTISERS
using from $50 TO 1000 lines WITHIN
twelve consecutive months.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The school directors met Saturday and
organized with J. p. Mckenzie. chair
man. and p. Cooney, clerk. Part OF the
schools will open Monday.-Mrs r. c.
Isham visited her sister. Mrs. c. F.
Bean. at Essex Junction Sunday.-Bert
Isham has gone TO Mechanicsvills TO see
his sister. Mrs Pratt,--There was party
at the home OF w. w. Aldrich Saturday
night
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NOTICE.

MOTT -, how little It costs to tell
thousands OF readcrc in many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy Adver
tisr In the Frea Press and you will
get replies to your advertisement
23,wtf
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WEYBRIDCE.

C. W. Dodge OF Proctor visited MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Dodge,
few days last week.-Mrs.. ID. $. Twitcn-
ell. returned Monday from Mooers. n
y, where she spent two weeks caring
for her daughter. Miss Grace,-The
Methodist society will build parsonage
tarn.--Joseph Trudeau has moved from
the Cole house to {. NJ. takers place
The fourth quarterly conference was
held at the PARSONAGE Monday after
noon. District Superintendent DOW was
present. Tho following trustees We're
elected: w. c. Sturtevant, ID. y. T"itch-
al, j. s. Shaw NJ. y. Baker, @. +. Lar
row The Re-. p L. Dow was unani-
mously requested to Use his influence 10:
the return of tie pastor another year
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HANCOCK.

John Abar has sold his place In the
village to Chester Lewis and moved
into the Bruce housc.-Mr. ana Mrs. AL
fred Cady have moved into William
Riiey's house.-Misses Neva and Ella
Clafin OF Bethel are visiting their aunt,
Mrs e. r. Church.-The ". e. I. u.
will meet March 81 with Mrs. Alice
Norton. -Llewellyn Perry has finished
work in Rochester and is at work in
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FARM FOR SALE-llo acres in Bristol,
VI. ftteu for winter dairying. good
barns with three silos and hay fork,
poultry houses for 200 hens Sell with or
without stock. F. Il. Sumner, Bristol.
VT r. D. l. 716t&w.lt.
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send for picture of these good buildings,
11-room house. barn. poultry house,
running wato~. only miles from depot
village. cut, % tons hay. brook watered
pasture abundance wood. 50Nfo IT, timber,
excellent orchard. small fruits; all details
of unusual bargain, page H. March
bulletin" Copy free. Dept. 2742. f, A,
Strout Co., Old South Bldg. Boston.
ss.lt.
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CHIT1ENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION..

The fourth quarterly conference OF the
Methodist churches Of this place and
Essex Center was held at the Methodist
Church here Thursday. District super
intendcnt c. w. Hunt of St. Adams pre-
sided The following stewards were elect
ed for the Junction: II. s. futile. E. P.
Smith. G.. A. Peck. S. II. Holley, Mrs.
r. II. Place. Cyrus Wilcox. Ms. J. f.
Hunt, f.. i. Smith. Mrs. Mary Kings
bury recording secretary. II. 8. futile;
district steward. S. H. Holley. Those
fer the Center follow: DR.. n. A. I.add.
Jerome Doty Mary G. Pease. Laura
Farrand. Mrs. Wilton, A. A Randall
Henry Hardie. Harriet Davis. Claude
Chaplin: recording secretary. DIR. Iadd;
district steward. George Wilton.
J. f.. Hunt has received word that his
son-in-law. Clarence Martin OF Oakland,
Nc. is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Harvey Gates has been appointed over
seer of the poor in place Of II. w. Ring
resigned.
Mrs. Orville E. Cox died Sunday even
Ing after lingering illness, Mrs. Cox
was born In Essex So years ago. May "a,
next, the only daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. Alden Cooper and a direct descen-
/
| her parents to Williston. where Janu-
airy % 1855, she was married to Mr.. Cox
of that town. They lived IN Westford,
Suricd. Conn, Monkton and Bristol,
ar1 came here about Ave years ago.
Her father and the father of her hus-
band were Methodist ministers. Mrs. Cox
IS survived by her husband. their only
child. Matte Cooper Cox and two
brothers. DR.. c. s. Cooper. Of Spring
field, Mass. and $. A. Cooper Of Wood
stock Valley. Conn. The funeral wax
/ helh at her late home Wednesday after
noon at one o'clock
/ Miss Esther Prunier died at the asylum
b n Waterbury Sunday night after long
Illness. Miss piunIer was born in Clinton
, Vile. " Y. 63 years ago. She resided
/ here over 80 years and for tho past seven
years had been IN Waterbury. She Is
survived by n sister. Mrs. George Vas
sar and q brother Frank Prunier OF this
Village, The funeral was held 81
! Douglass undertaking rooms Wednes-
! day morning ut nine o'clock.
rho Ladies' Home circle Of the Metho-
( dist Church will meet with Mrs. sidney
| Gillette and Nrs Addie Hanks Friday
afternoon. a sugar supper will be SER
we'd from $50 to eight o'clock.
Ia',o Champlain creamery, william 3
Johnson & Co., paid sl.S6 for February
standard milk ana s1,9S for cream.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or TO sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this p7por ere sold every Issue ana
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 1'wi
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ORWELL,

Vera Burt died Saturday morning at
the Albany hospital where she went for
an operation. Her heart gave out so she
did not como out from the influence OF
ether. She was brought home saturday
and her funeral was largely attended at
the home Tuesday at 100 p. IN. Many
were present from Ticondcrosa. \. Y,
and Shoreham p. Luther died sat
urday night from a fail and striking on
his head His funeral was held nj the
home Tuesday 81 200 p. m, the Kew D.
&. Williams onchdtinG.-Mrs Bruce,
mother OF Mrs. Carl Walt, died in the
east part OF town at the home of Mrs
Wait Saturday. The funeral was held
at the church In Hubbprdton Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Howard Royce Of kirwin,
Kan, has come to see her father and
mother who are IN poor health,-Grace
WolcN't hed the howe 90 eve of Ho"
ankles scraped FRIDAY. She is doing
week.-Mrs.. James Lilly went to Bur-
linston hospital last Saturday for appen-
dicitls.--Miss Hazel Monrer Will go there
this week for the same trouble-Mrs,
Fred Fredette has moved to Glens rails,
n. Y.--Thomas Dundon IL to move 10
Brandon and Frank Purcens OF Goshen
Is to take his place on the Thomas farm
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. T. II. Sweet entertained tho
Kings Daughters Mt her home Wednes-
day.-The next missionary meeting will
be held with Mrs. +. D. Falby. April l..
Miss Kate Thompson has returned
from Lebanon. N. H.-Miss Greta Nor
ton OF Montpelier Seminary Is passing
few weeks at home.
Tho Misses Eleanor and Laura Sweet
are at home from Barre for a brief va
cation.-The remains Of Mrs. Marinda
Sargent were brought here Monday and
placed beside her husband In Maple
wood cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Hurlburt Of South Starksboro visited
her sister. Mrs. Mary Sweet, Mondsy
and Tuesday.-Walter Ring and F. B.
Carpenter were in Burlington Monday
Mrs. N. A. Johns was at home from
Burlington over Sunday.
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TOR SALE-Three nice work horses and
one nice family horse, good. young,
vigorous horses ready for business and
guaranteed. weigh about l.&O pounds
each r l.. Wright, Colchester, w.
64,6t&3Sw2t
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THE EMPIRE

A cream separate! IS such q great in
stitution, So great none! maker that
people a:s often satisfied with very
poor one If they have never used Il
good one.
We sell the easy running. fNctionless,
bali learing ENPIRE at the right price
On TIE easy payment plan. We have a
few extra good secondhand machines
thSt we have taken in exchange for
lar y sizes and win sell them at a great
barsain-right size for ten 10 fifteen cows.
HAWTHORNE & TIIORNE.
26 Ba..try St Burlington. Vt.
35wly
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Norman Guile. who has carried on
John Hutchinsons farm the past
year, is moving to Vergennes. .
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WJNooSKI.

Alexander Otto. who has been boss
weaver at the Burlington mills for two
years. resigned Saturday evening and
with his family will leave in q few days
for Webster. Mass. where he has a sim
ilar position. At the close Of work Satur-
day evening. the employees in Mr.. Otto s
department presented him with hand
some cut glass water ret. Mr. and Mrs.
Otto made many friends IN the village
who will regret their departure.
l.. H. Dunn has resigned as overseer
of the sewing department Of the Bur
lington mills and with Mrs. Dunn. who
has also resigned her position as an ex-
pert sewer will leave In few days for
Lawrence, Mass. where they have stint
lar positions.
Word was received Monday Of the
death in Lowell Mass. Monday morn
ing Of Mrs. Mary A. McNamee, sister OF
alexander Mcdonald and Mrs. Patrick
McGreevy OF this village. Mrs NcNamee
was born in this village A years ago and
had been III for the past two years with
a complication Of diseases Her sister
Mrs. McGreevy. has been with her for
the past fOur wars
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Of Essex Junction Is staying a few
days at her uncle's, r. A. Fuller.-The
woman's Missionary society will meet at
the parish house Friday afternoon at
two o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. Tras Isham
Of williston werc visitors at d. D. Bick-
nell's Tuesday.-Miss Helen Bolyer.
teacher in the Barre public schools. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Bolyer. during a two weeks vacation
The library trustees have voted to have
the library catalogued under the card
system and work will soon he COM
menced.Mrs. A. y. Puffer went to
Burlington last week for few days at
her daughters, Mrs. y. II. Stone.
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WEST ADDISON,

Mrs. Shedrick and daughter, Edith
have been spending u few days In
Middlebury.-Miss Atkinson Of Troy
". r., Is the guest of NJ +. Barnes
wallace Hutchinson has returned FROM
the Mary Fletcher hospital and WIN
spend some time with his mother
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y1NCEGHIYL CENTER.

j. f., Chevaier has moved to Dover.
\. IL, Where he has a position.-Mrs.
w. j. Fuller has returned from New
York city after passing the winter with
Ter daughter. Mrs. w. c. Hopkins
George Besault and family, who have
been passing a few weeks with his
brother, have returned to Peru. y. Y
l-"1'rr deVotions are held every Friday
afternoon at St Thomas's Church.
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HINEsBURGH:

The barn belonging to George D. Kelley
Of this village was burned to the ground
Friday afternoon at about four o'clock.
Two cows were consumed. The family
was absent at the time but the neIghbors
formed bucket brigade and by hard
work saved the buildings OF James Bird
which were closely adjacent The origin
OF the fire Is unknown. the owner Of the
building having been absent several hours
when the fire was discovered.
The remains OF Mrs. NJ. F. Reming-
ton. who died Monday. were brought
here from Burlington Wednesday for
burial.--Mrs. H. NJ. Hull who has been
i'll. Is better.-Miss Hilda Walker OF
Burlington 10 spending a few days at
]. II. Ailen'A--Lorraine Manson OF
Burlington Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
F. l. Andrews.-John Somer's children
dren are Ill with measles and bron-
chitis.-C1ayton Brownson and family
will move to Burlington and conduct
a boarding house.--Mrs. T. J. Harris
has returned from Burlington.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Patterson. Miss
Jeneva Patterson OF st. Adams and Miss
Lottie Story OF Burlington have been
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jed Patterson. Miss Eva Walston. who
was badly injured by horse, Is better
Mrs. Martha Lincoln has returned from
Winooskl.-A vacant house at Milton
Center. owned by William Lamphere. was
burned Sunday night.--G. V. Roberts and
james Brownson went Tuesday TO
Canada.
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WANTED

SITUATION wanted on farm by middle
AGED married couple. Address "A,
This office. U,et&W,lt
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MILTON.

Henry Patterson and Miss Fannie
Wilson were married at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wilson,
Fountaine has bought
the Griffin place on Main street OF Mrs.
r J. Robinson. 1t has been occupied by
Walter Coon for several ycars,-The F. Il.
Rogers Co. is running its mill on full
time.--Iester Minckler Of Bolton has been
the guest of his brother. George Minckier.
for a few days.-A. b. Ashley Is making
over q small building which was used
for a shed into a temporary postoffice
and has moved II to his lot.
Miss Clara Brown Is at home from
Newport for two weeks VACATION
Mrs. Robert McCutcheon died Tuesday
after Q long illness With tuberculosis.
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WILLIsToN.

The funeral Of Mrs. Almira Browneli
was held at her old home Wednesday
March H. large gathering OF old
friends and neighbors being present.
continual m laxe Al
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RICHMOND.

pneumonia
The Y. T. c. f. of the Uni
versalist Church will give an en-
|tertainment In the vestry Friday even
Ing. The short play. My Aunt from
California" wiz be given by seven
young ladies, supplemented by music
and Mother Goose tableaux. Ice cream
and cake will be served and social
hour with games will follow.
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Teeth Extracted

Absolutely Without Fain.
Tas only Office In Burlington. whore
you can get tvoth sxtrasteo without u
PARTICLE Of pain with ut taking gaa
~ method IL used by 40 other person,
10 pain, no danger; 40 after e1ecte
siR. J.. ID. hAZEN.
Odic~ 1856 Pine st., Hurlingtn, W,
Office hours 10 to .. to
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Her funeral will be held at her late
homo to-day.--Mrs. Alison Hcrrick was
called to Jericho Tuesday by the death
Of her uncle. Daniel Bishop.-Mr. and
Mrs. Juan Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs
II. Wadsworth Of South Hero were tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Minck-
Ter Tuesday.-The meeting OF the Ceme-
terry association has been postponed I'M
I'll Friday at 900 p. MI d. Latham
is out after being confined to the house
several days with liberated tceth.-Miss
Lena Holmes Ia at home from the 3. f..
A.. Fairfax.-Mrs. II. N. Beeman has
been spending a few days with her Sis
ter in st. Alhans.-Mrs. Fred Webster
nnd little son returned to Swanton We'd
nesday after q few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Hadley.
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rARMERS wanted to correspond with
this agency. Have large list Of good
rc}iallc people who desire work for the
summcr months. II YOU are In need
Of help this is yollr opportunity. No
charge. Try us Narcot IS Employ
ner' bureau. Winooski. S',Wlt
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SOUTH SIARKSBORO.

James Dwre is moving to Bristoi-The
Ladies' Home Circle will meet I'M
morning with Mrs. Lindley Birdsali-
Miss Coral lIurlburt spent last week II
Monkton.-M Maryt Young is ILL.,
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CriA>fDTRMAID and girl for dining
room Wort, wanted. must he GOOD ;e-
liable girls Wages $3.50 per week. II.
X Ruttcrfcld Ludlow House. Ludlow,
Vt Gi.st&3SW2t
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UNDERHuL.

Jonathan Nichols died Tuesday March
is. after q brief illness at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Carrie Jackson.
The funreal services were held Friday
afternoon at one o'clock-Henry Lom-
bard has been unable to be in the store
on account Of illness.
A musical and Grammatical entertain
ment entitled Pictures in the Fire, y
will be given at G.. A. X. hall Friday
evening. April .. by home talent for the
benefit OF the Congregational Church.
Mrs. Clark Graves Is spending few
days in Burlington.-Miss Iva Throp is
at home from Rochester for the Easter
vacation.-Mr. Coolidge is moving to his
farm in Bakersfield.-The Underhil
graded school opened Monday with the
same teachers. Tho town schools Will
open April 10.
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Continual On sage ~
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-16
PORT STANLEY

Norman Blake was Stanley visit.
or Wednesday.
Miss Thaw, who has been visiting
with friends left Monday.
Mrs. Bert Butts returned to her
home in Anacortes Friday.
j. L Davis went to Anacortes
Thursday on the Concordia.
Frank Fitzpatrick has been very
busy planting his garden this week.
Mrs. Ray Davis and Mrs. James
Blake were Lopez visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Hight and family. of Oklaho-
ma. are visiting with F. ". White
family.
John Stanley and daughter return
ed home from Anacortes Thursday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. ] L. Davis went to
Anacort.s Monday to attend their
grand sons wedding.
Fred Hammond came in on the Con
cordia Sunday and returned to his
home in Burlington Monday.
The Friday Harbor ball team will
play the Lopez nine at Lopez next
Saturday afternoon. April II.
Chas. Williams took John Sweeney
and G. G. Cherry to Friday Harbo1
Tuesday evening in his launch Ella.
Miss Agnes Duffy and aunt, OF Sc.
attic. came in on the Islander Thurs
day to spend few weeks with Miss
Duffy'.s parents.
Saul Blake returned from Boiling
ham Saturday morning and left for
Decatur Tuesday where be will CON-
tinue his work in the shipyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BigRs we're
visiting at the hume of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blake Tuesday and Wednesday
with Mrs Charles McCaully, of Rich
ards9n.
Mr.. Stafford is wearing a broad
smile over the arrival of baby boy
at his house Tuesday The mother
and baby are getting along nicely al
this writing.
Mrs. Charles McNalley was calico
to Bellingham this week, some of bel
relatives there being i'll. so tie La
dies Aid met with Mrs. Randall, Of
Lopez. last Friday afternoon.
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leland
ORCAS
pop. 1860

John Clark has returned from Wal
dron island.
Mrs. McLennon and family we're in
Grow Valley Sunday.
L. L. Harris returned to his home
in Friday Harbor Wednesday.
W. E. Sutherland returned from q
short business trip to Seattle Satur-
day.
J. G. Curry and Roy Curry were
up to ]. w. Patterson's. of East
Sound. Tuesday.
Mrs. Backman and Mrs. Weldon
we're guests of Mrs. Van Moorhsm
Tuesday evening.
-LOST-A billy goat. anyone
seeing or hearing of same leave word
at the Orcas store.
Mrs. Dover entertained the W. IL.
last week and this week Mrs. Hogan
was hostess for the club.
Mrs. Van Moorhem returned the
first of the week from visit with
Mrs. McNulty at Tacoma.
Mrs. Cal WELDON arrived from Sc
attic Monday on the Rosalie. She is
the guest of Mrs. Backman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Curry left
on the RosaIie Wednesday for short
business trip to Bellingham.
Geo. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Curry we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James LaPlant at dinner Easter Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Adkin. of West
Sound we're the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry WaIrath, Easter Sun
day.
Mr.. Armstrong and son. Frank. of
San Juan were over to Orcas Satur-
day and bought a fine black driver
from John G. Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mawdsley and Mrs.
M. G. Curry went to Deer Harbor
Wednesday to be the guests of Mr..
Mawdsley's daughter. Mrs. Bedding
ton.
The champion checker player OF
West Sound was defeated a week age
Saturday night by an amateur of Or
cas- The score was ten to four in
favor of Geo. Myers. of Orces.
School closed after a very success
FIJI term, Monday. Miss Nordberp
will leave Tuesday for Bellingham.
where she will be the guest of DR..
Matbes and family. and Miss Baker. of
the Normal.
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MITCHELL BAY

Miss Baats was county seat visi-
tor last Saturday.
E. w. Botsford sold his big horse
last Sunday to James King.
Arthur Lightheart is visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
Adam Klock is sick with sore eyes.
His sight is greatly impaired.
DR.. Capron has been kept quite
busy here lately visiting the sick peo-
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones went to Friday
Harbor the FIRST of the week on bust
ness.
The friends of Mrs. Henry Briggs
are glad to hear that she is improving
after q severe illness.
Paul Hubbes arrived here FROM Vic
toria, B. g.. last week. He intends
to stay on his property near che Shultz
fish camp.