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BETHEL.

Mrs Edna Cox Archer. aged - years.
died Monday evening at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. A. Moody. after an
Illness extending over most Of the win
ter and spring. She was born in Barnard.
a member of the well-known Cox family
of that town She married Samuel Arch
er. then Of Bethel popular hotel keeper
Of the last generation, who was In town
the landlord of both hotels, His wife
was a good cook and manager and shar-
ed with him in the success and credit Of
his BUSINESS. She Is survived by two
sisters, and a brother Mrs. John Royce,
Of East Putney. who was with her dur
ing the last weeks Of her life and Mrs.
Esther Cox, and Henry Cox of st.
Charles, MINI. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs. Julia Royce OF East Putncy
and Mrs. Esther Pratt Of Brattleboro
are guests at NJ a. Moody's.-Mrs.
Edna Archer continues very Iowa
daughter was born May 2 to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Grahnm-C. W. Titus and
Miss Marcia A. Godfrey were married
April IS at the home OF the brides
parents, MIR and Mrs O. T.. Godfrey,
by tho Rev ]. Wesley Miller.-The
game OF base ball Saturday between
the high school and Norwich Univer-
sity Juniors was postponed by reason
of the storin---A special town meet
ing will bs held Friday to see IT the
town viii vote to exempt from taxa
ton for ten years proposed new tan
merry plant and the capital needed TO
carry on the ness.--rwe've candi-
dates took the first ana second degrees
at the Orange Saturday evening. Sew
enteen candidates are to take the third
and fourth degrees May l5.-Mrs. John
Rourke and children of Somerville'
Mass. are guests at f.. A. Dsviss-
DIR. II. w. Holden, dentist. is to re-
move to Randolph.--Wallace Batchel-
der will take DR.. Holden's house on
Pleasant street and will move his law
Office to the bank building and Will
ocrupy the rooms DR.. Holden now has.
John d. Wheeler Is putting up a
In rear OF f.. NJ. Weston's res
idence In which he Will manufacture
carhonated beverages. continuing the
business bought ~ the estate of his
brother, the late James D. Wheeler
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BROWNINCTON.

Miss Louise Johnson, who has been i'll,
remains in a critical condition Charles
Cooley Of Manchester. n. H., is visiting
ut ]. A. Joslyn's. --Cieorge Virgins is
hGilding n barn for James Young.-Nrs
s. j. Robinson. who has been very sick
with catarrhal pneumonia, is gaining a
Ettle.--John Young had his cows tested
for tuberculosis recently and 16 of them
were conference.-the. and Mrs. Law
renee Leonard who have been spending
few days in Bloomington Center visit
ms relatives have gone to Betheham
y. H.. whore Mr.. Leonard is going to
work for his hrother-in-law. Mr.. Badger
-Eben Spencer was at homo last weclt
on account Of his mothers death.-Nrs
Jessie Waterman has returned from SUIT
ton. where she has been visiting her
mother.-Mrs. Hector Moore has gone to
BARTON.
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A CHEAP SANDER.

fE'ron, the St Albans Nesserrsy\
IN the course OF speech oehVered IN
Nfncaso frluaY night David . Rose.
mayor or MILWAUKEE,, used th's sentence
Parts OF Kansas resemble vermont tina
more ~ II mat man owns. the poorer
ne ls
When wrong idea gets into circula-
ton among a people, ~ IS pretty hard
matter 10 ever oVertaKe H. much more
10 head 4 Men have FOR many years
made thouRhtless or firpant illusions
to Vermont. us natural conditions. III
people, and their laws and institutions
until certain type OF transformation
about the State has passed into accepted
conversational currency and men take 1t
for granted TINT Is II true.
The reason FOR this Is primarily tho
fact that vermont Is sparsely peopIed
State some distance from the great ma
tional highways or commerce ana travel.
Comparatively few OF the jewellers In
New England. even, have any hrst-hand
knowledge OF conditions in Vermont
Then. II must he admitted, that Yer
monters themselves. by kind OF stiff
necked pride IN being deemed a pecu-
liar people. have encouraged the outside
world TO imagine that they were DIFFER
ent from anybody else on the continent.
We have dwelt FAR off w here In ths
northeast corner OF the land behind
kind OF fog OF misunderstanding and mis-
appreciation that the outside world has
seldom penetrated. We have been 10 our
fellow-citizens OF America a people that
live In misty Of mystic borderard.
"Towards tho north OF Europe" says our
old friend Herodotus. there 10 evidently
very great quantity OF sold. but how
procured am unable to say with GER
ta'nty; though 1t Is said that the Art
maspians' one-eyed people, steal 1t
from the ETn!ns' We are the Arinas-
pans sometimes, the Hyperhoreans,
other times; at all times. strange fam
lily or oaroar'ans dwelling on the utter
most rim and beyond.
As matter-of-fact, Mayor Rose does
not know what he Is talking about when
ne makes such misleading references to
vermont II 10 easily within the range OF
exact truth to say that every State In
the Union mas some land OF inferior quail
NY OF sou or unappsrent resource or
uuslE' put that vermont by no means
mas more than her faH share or even
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WINDSOR COUNTY
ROCHESTER.

Friday evening May "A. Missionary
Thank Offering meeting will be held at
the Congregational parsonage, Mrs o.
good of Bellows Falls, the state pres'-
dent Of the w. II. NJ. t.. Is expected 10
speak on the Home Mission problem
C.. ]. Stockwell of Randolph spent sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Emily Stock
well-Mr. Noble has moved here
from Riptcn to the place he
bought Of Henry Phelps.-J. O. Robin
son IL building two-tenement house
near the bee Hive" and George Walker
Is building residence on his lot opPo-
site c. +. Kinsmans
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LOWELL.

Bridget, widow of John Brahana, died
Sunday at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Edgar LeClair. Mrs. Brshana
would have been rs years old the oath of
this month. She is survived by three
sons and two daughters. The funeral was
held Tuesday at 1000 a. IN. at st. Ig-
natius Church. The Rev. FIR. Lavisne Of
flciated.--There will be an entertainment
at the NJ. A. W. hall Friday evening,
May II, given by the Literary and
Social clubs.-A. j. Stebbns has been APP
pointed truant officer for the Stehbns
and Richards distrcts.-Harnon Allen
was in Montpelier Saturday liam
Blay of Derby has been engaged as
third hand in the creamery and began
work May I.
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A HISTORY OF VERMONT.
tFrom the Rutland Iferald)

A recent article in the St. AlbanS Mes
senEer calls attention 20 the fact that
there is not In existence at present
comprehensive and reliable history Of the
State. The contemporaries demand for
good history to be written is timely
and proper. II also calls attention to
the fact that the youth Of the State are
by no means being properly schooled in
the stories and glores Of our own State.
contrary to the statute made and pro
vided.
In chapter Is OF tho public statutes.
section 1903 occurs this language:
Sec. 1908. pupils shall be
Instructed In good behavior. reading.
writing. English grammar. geography.
arithmetic free hand drawing, the his
tory and constitution OF the United
States. and in elementary physiology
and hygiene, with special reference TO
the effect Of alcoholic drinks and mar
cotics special instruction In the geogra-
ply, history, constitution and principles
Of the government ~ Vermont"
Observe the concluding provision for
special instruction" In the history and
government Of Vermont. How many nu-
pills OF Vermont schools are getting that
instruction? How many boys and srll
In tho high schools OF the state have anN
"orh'hS kno"ieuse or 'le "'a'er FORM
OF government no" many can teI "heh
and how tho state became an indepen-
oent rephnhc' no" many kno" any
thlrE ABOUT tne SURFING scenes oe'ore
and after the courthouse affair at West
inihs'er' as set roHh IN score OF prlnts'
How many know what the actual work
or Ethan Alien ana Remember Bake'
was apart from certain s'rlklng an"
eNe-taK!ng military exp!oHs' now IS
Vermont history being taught ara what
90 chiidren actually carry away or the
real SOBER deNelopment OF the state
OUTSIDE OF handfu' OF dates ana
string OF names that come from gen
eral glance az the history OF the nation
| II II !" true. az 1t seems 10 he that
there is no good history OF vermont pro-
curanle' let US pegin 70 nave ono Wit
| ten Inc free fress ia'neh's tne oeath
| OF George HrehVile benen'ct' whose
framing 10Y such task was neyonn
Assault nut iet rs ren'enloer 'hat therH
are men IN the state to-day VINO Would
lend 20 snch TASK 'he supreme eifort
OF life-ome ana ma IN the pleasure OF
J deed well cone tnelr ruIi ana sutticiehc
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. NJ, H. Richardson went to her
home In RoXburY Monday, after a few
days stay with her sister, Mrs. r. T..
Wilson.-Gail Osgood of New Hampshire
is visiting his father. =. II. Oscood.-
Miss Susie Stafford Went Saturday to
Marshfeld. where she is tn teach this
spring. David Howard. with three men
OF Orange Mass. have been putting in
new water wheel at the Gushing cleo
trio light and power plant.-Mrs. Nj l..
Wyman. Jr., is IN Wallaston. Mass. the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Ralph
The speaker for Memorial day is to be
Col. William s. Pingree Of White River
Junctton.-NIrs. William Hagar of Wal
l!ngford Is the guest Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs j. Z. Satford.-Mr and Mrs.
Joel d. Waller of West Concord. y. H.,
are at their summer home here.-The
white River District Sunday School
convention will be held here May IS.
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MORGAN.

G. l. Moore has bought several car
loads of sugar made In this section.-
Mrs c. G. Sargent Is at home from n
Montreal hospital.-Guy c. Bartlett is
at work as clerk for G. l. Moore
Mrs. James Blake and u. c. Burroughs
are ill.---Mrs. Margaret Gee has gone
to the hospital at Hanover. y. IL
Bert Lewis has n job near st. Johus-
bury.--Mrs. G. G.. Bennett Is in failing
hes lth.-fienry Bean is putting up a
new house where his burned several
weeks ago.--Some farmers are tappin &
new trees or tapping over tho ones
that have been tapped and are get
ting a good run of sap.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Mrs. Jane Dyer Thatcher, for
icany years teacher in the Brandon
schools. died Wednesday,. April q. at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
W. Kittredge. at Westfleli, Mass, She
was rs years OF age and was born in
Rutland. The burial was in East Jaffrey.
n. H.
The annual parish meeting of ST.
Thomas's Church was held Monday
and the following officers elected; Senior
warden, F. ]. Ormsbee Junior warden,
T.. u. Blackwell; vestrymcn. f. J. Orms-
tee. Charles W. Briggs. ID, J. Brown. +.
H. blackwell, George W. Crockett; sec
rotary. Rutherford II. Everest; treas
urer, l.. c. Bump and Dr.. J. S. East
wood: delegates to annual convention.
Edward D. Blackwell. j. s Eastwood,
II, c. Carpenter and l.. G. Bump.-Mrs.
Fannie Wilcomb of Springfield is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs w. p. Nuttng.-
Mrs. Laura Button has returned from
several months stay with her son. r. NJ.
Rutton in Chicago.-G. ". Crockett Las
received word of the serious Illness of
his father. Charles Crockett at Buffalo.
n. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dignau have
gone to Crown Point. y. Y, where they
will reside.
c. A. Fay Of Park street died OF
heart failure Tuesday morning at
the age Of ~ years Mr.. Fay had
been a resident OF this tow for many
years He served In the civil War as
n member OF Company II. 5th Vermont.
and was a member of G. j. Ormshcc
post. Vile Is survived by widow Il
son. Daniel Fay. and daughter Mrs.
Persons of GOshen.--Daniel Guyette
died Monday evening at tho town farm
where no has been I'll for several
months. File was AZ years of age and
besides a wife leaves a daughter H.
llsn.-The Rev. George Pomfrey has
teen engaged to deliver the Memorial
day address here.
The annual meeting Of the Citizens
and Soldiers association was held Tues
day evening and the following officers
elected President. DR.. ". II. Wright;
vice president, A. w. Bafbbitt; secretary,
Mrs. c, M Winslow; treasurer. r. j.
Ormsbee; auditor. W. r. FTint-The fu-
neral Of C. A. Fay will DO held this aft
ornoon at 23o o'clock at the housc.-Mrs
n. l.. Stevens OF Mt. Vernon n. H., Ia
tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles w.
BnKgs.-H. L. Williams OF Bennington
and Mrs Elroy Rogers have gone to
Nersennes where they will remain sew
tral months.-Mrs W. u. Nutting en-
tertained the Bridge Whist club yester-
day.-A justice court law suit was held
efore Judge Edgar o. Cool and jury
Tuesday afternoon in W, A. Atwells Of
tce. in an action between Burditt Bros
ond Strack of Rochester In which the
n y
OF grain alleged to have been sold and
delivered 10 the said Strack. After talk
Ing the case into consideration FOR half
ar hour the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff to recover the amount
claimed and costs W. \. Atwell APP
ceared for the plaintiff and f. s. Marsh
for the defendant.-The annual meeting
OF the Ladies' Cemetery associa ton Will
he held Mt the home Of Mrs. W. u. Nut
ting. this afternoon at three o'clock.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Mrs. John O'Grady and children, who
have been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Boln, returned to RoXbury
Monday --There was sociable ana
promenade at normal hall Saturday even
;,,r for the benefit of the base ball team.
John Taggart has received the appoint
rient as carrier on r. +. d. route No
in place OF Frank Williams. who has re-
signed.-Mrs. Moore is spending week
WITH relatives in Washington Nt.)-The
Dr. Smith house Is being fitted for rec
tory and the Rev. Mr.. Gilman expects
to move in next week.-The annual meet
Ing of Grace Church parish was held
Monday Several farmers about here are
buying hay. Some In Brookfeld at SIS
pei ton.--Mr. and Mrs. Greed and child
have arrived at the Colonial for the sum-
Iner.
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WARREN.

Or. G. n. Smith Of Barnet will locate
In warren, to practice his profession,
about May 10.
Mrs. Martha Thayer died Sunday
after a long illness at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. irwin Heath. The flu
neral was held at the Union Ihurcl
with interment in Waitsheld village
Mrs. Arthur Hartshorn returned to
Swanzey. n. H., Saturday.--Fred Pit
ken. teacher In the upper grade of the
village school. is very III with lumba-
So.-Mrs. Ernest wizzle, who has been
very sick, Is more comforta hle.-Miss
Bessie Wizzle of Rochester Is here for
few weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Drew and wo children We're in
Waitsf1cld Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. h.
c. Van peusen of Fitchburg, Mass.
are visiting in town.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Edgecombe, preceptress of Derby
Academy. wac called to Maine Saturday
by the serious illness OF her father
Five or six inches Of snow fell Friday
night. The second and third days Of May
abounded in snow squals.-Six persons
united with the Congregational Church
Sunday, one by letter and by confession
Of faith.-Irhe remains of Mrs. Jane
(IIinman) Bisbee were brought here Sun
day and Inferred in the Human lot in
the cemetery.-Mrs. Bert Blake OF Pine
Hill Is sick in bed agan.-Farmers, who
have not gathered their buckets, are maxi
Ing sugar since this cold snap m May.
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NORTH TROY.

The 3th anniversary OF the marriage
Of NJ. and Mrs. +. b. Hammond was
observed by large number of their
friends at the congregational Church
vestry Saturday evening, May l. from
3 to TO- They were presented with valuable
solid silver ware the presentation being
made by the Rev. James Ramage. to
which Mr.. Hammond made fitting re-
Spouse The Rev, Mr.. Puffer and family
Of Lowell. Mass, has moved into the
Baptist parsonage as pastor OF that
church.-May | Charles II. St. John has
taken possession Of the so-called j. w.
Currier farm which he purchased Of c. s.
Skinner for $1,000, with tho personal
pr0perty
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Demeritt Of Bur-
lington were OF L. A. Lynn's Saturday
The Rev. Mr. Parker Of North Dan
Vile has been engaged to preach at the
BAPTIST Church the coming year.-Mrs.
Martha J. Jacknan, who has been in
Barre several days. has returned home.
Miss Blanche Kennedy is Mt home from
passing the winter in California.--Levi
Lawrence has rented Charles Stevens
farm.--The Entertainment society will
give the play. "Our Folks at Seminary
hall May H. The Grange orchestra has
been engaged to furnish music. james
Hayes of STAFFORD was here Saturday
and Sunday.--Dr. f. J. Foster has pur-
chased through A. A. Newcomb the prop
erty known as way Side formerly
owned by Mrs. ]. NJ. sweat. Mr. Foster
IL contemplating extensive alterations
preparatory to occupancy.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
GREENSBORO.

Mrs Mary Sulham is in very feeble
health. --Mr,. W. w. Goss. Mrs. J. Rich
ards Mrs W. A. Jackson and Mrs.
Miller are improving. John F. Kendirck
and Cory Uric are still very sick.-Rc-
pairs will soon be commenced repairing
the inside Of the Congregations. Church.
Mrs Mary c. ingalls, vent to Burlirg-
ton Thursday to visis her daughter, Mrs.
Florence Soule. George Dow of Glover
was in town Friday.--fIerbert Terrell OF
New York opened his cottage at the lake
FRIDAY.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Herbert King died after brief III
ness with pneumonia Thursday night
aged 10 years. Funeral services took
place at the house Saturday, Mrs.
EVEN officiating. He leaves a widow
ed mother, two brothers. Maynard and
Archie. ana a sister. Mrs. Jennie Hub
bard OF IIardwick--Mrs. II. NJ. Pray
Ia suffering from the srip.--Eva An
CELL and daughter. Rena. OF Hardwick,
attended the funeral OF Herbert King.
Edgar J. Banks has taken posses
sion OF the farm property purchased
of II, L. Tebbetts
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NEWPORT.

John Malcome died Tuesday after
noon and Joseph Malcome Is not ex-
pected to live as the result of some
form of food poisoning. supposed to
have been caused by using food
chopper which was unclean.--Mrs.
Edward Gardner injured in a
when the breaking OF the breast plate
frightened her horse. She was thrown
out In front of A. r. Wellss and
received severe cut over one eye
and long cash in the side of her
neck Her daughter was only slightly
hurt.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. Pearl Hall of Mortified has
been spending the past week with her
mother. Mrs. Myra Alien.-Mrs. Albert
Tucker has been visiting IN Barre and
Ncrthheld the past week.-Mrs.. Martha
Buz,ell Thayer. who has been In poor
health for long time. died Sunday night
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Erwin
Heath,-News has been received OF the
death In Bristol OF Mrs. Ann Nichols.
former resident OF this town.-Mr. Pitkin,
the teacher In the upper village school,
Is quite H.
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PROCTOR.

The Proctor band will hold a bazaar
In the town hall May 10, IA and l6,-John
hid who has worked for the Vermont
Marble company for over % years has
sold his home on South street and with
his family will soon go to California
r. W. Lockerby. assistant at the sta
tion. is III at his home in Chateaugay
n. Y,-John Reynolds has sold his house
to Edward Garrow. MI and Mrs Rey-
nolds will soon go to Massachusetts
where they expect to buy a farm.
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FORESTDALH

Daniel Guycttc died at the town farm
May after a few months illness with
cancer Of the throat, The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon. the Rev. W.
A. Wilson officiating. and interment was
in Pine I'm cemetery.-The Womans
Auxiliary met with Mrs w. II. C. Whit
comb Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. r..
Nicklaw Is ill.-The Powers brothers Of
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FAYsTON.

Luther Guyette has bought place on
German Flats of Fred Belts and moved
there May l.-Carroll Brown has moved
into the Edgar Long house. c. Bragg
has moved from the Fred Carroll place
to his own farn.--The Junior League
gave an excellent concert sunday even
INC AT the hall
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BASEMENT
Prussian Damasks

William Il. Brooks sustained frac-
ture of both bones of the lower LETT
leg while at work for the town in the
gravel pit saturday morning.-Mrs. NJ.
+. Harrington. who had hard attack
OF pneumonia late in the winter ia
rapidly gaining srength.--The neigh
hors Of Frederick smart. who was con-
fined several weeks at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, have pledged him Is
daNs service during spring work.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Measles have made their appearance
here.-H. w, Bishop returned Saturday
from a ten days trips in Boston and WOr-
cester, Mass,-Charles silver was In
Hyde Park few days last week.-Mr.
and Mrs Fred Marcy returned from
Boston Monday.-Fred Chase spent a
part OF last week in Boston and it is
reported that he sold the mill property
Of the Somerville Lumber company.-Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Spaulding spent Sun
day and Monday In Stows.-Mr. Buchan-
an has moved into J. NJ. Patterson's
house
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In spreading the idea that II Is a vast
saving In the aggregate for pleasure
seekers lqrnber,nen. campers, hunters.
farmers. and all other who frequent the
forests to tnke a personal care that no
fires are started which are not extin-
gu,shed by the persons responsible for
their starting.
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". r. Smith r. C. A. student,
preached at the Methodist Church Sun
ny--Alrs. j. NJ. Fowler is in New York
city for a few daNs.-A dance Will be
Given at the town hall Wednesday night
Harold proWn, son of stephen Brown
H. in Rutland, with his aunt Mrs
Charles Bruce, attending kindergarten.
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WEsTFIELD.

&. w. Bryant has bought for =. f.
Winslow of Barton between 30 and
40 tons of maple sugar at eight cents
the pound, delivered at North Troy.
Very uttlo of the sugar is OF extra
quallty.--Every day for the first three
days in May snow has fallen, Satur-
day from to inches lay on the
ground all day,--Robert Trunpass
and family went to his home in
W'oodsville, y. H. last WEEK.-MRS..
John Remission of Troy is with her
grandmother. Mrs. Dudley Traver.