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RrCHFORD.

Tho Rev. O. W. llcycr, who has re-
signed as pastor Of the Advent Chris
tau Church viii move to Wardsboro
the last Of this month Tho church has
called the Rev. Mrs Nj. MCKinstry,
a former pastor.--Mr. and Mrs. Priest
Latlcur Of Minneapolis, Mimi, arc
visiting relatives here Mr.. Laneur
has not visited Richford since he went
West in 1S6S.--Thc enrolment of the
high and rradc1 schools is 457.-The
Misses Maudc ana Glonna Coons visit
ed relatives I'm Pigeon Hill. Que, over
Sun day.--Mrs. r. NJ. Shepherd return
cd Saturday to passumpslc after pass
ing ten days with her cousin. Mrs. A.
j. Elliot.-AIiss Anna Mack OF Bolton
IS teaching IL East Richford-Almon
\. Gates now Immigrant Inspector in
Arizona. has been transferred from
SaSaba to Tucson. Mrs. Gatess par
nts, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w. Bailey who
have been passing the winter with her,
have gone to Los Angeles. Cal. and
are expected home tho last of the
month.
THO sclectmen rrvc hearing Sat
urdaY afternoon upon the application OF
z. W. Mitchell for a firth class or
DRUGGISTS license and he was refused II.
Mr. Nitchcli's application was also re-
fused last rcar-Mr. and Mrs. Fred C..
Wheeler returned Monday from Lowell.
Mass. where for week they visited
AIR. Whcclcr's sister, Mrs. Z. q. Livings-
ton.
Mrs. ]. Il Carpenter of Bakersfield.
Judge W. W. Miles OF Barton. John
Young Of Newport. John II. Senter of
Montpelier and Col. and Mrs ]. If.
Mimms ~ So. Adams were in town
Tucada" to attend hearing in the
case Of II. l.. Baker. guardian of S.
Ralph Carpenter. VS.. Mrs. j. II. Car
pentcr, an action to determine owner
ship claims i'm the Carpenter home
IN adjournment was taken without
date, ard no hearing held.--The Rev.
Sias =. Pcrrr viii deliver the Me-
mortal day address in Bristol, where
he wa pastor OF the Baptist Church
before coming to Richford.-Mr c. II.
Whitcomh of East Enosburrh is visit
ing her couein, Mrs. \. J. Eiiot.--Mrs
Tanuio Smith has sold to f. Fay Hop
ltins her house and lot on River street
for nominal consideration.-The con-
dition Of Carl =. Mn. who has been
confined tn the house this week by IN
attack OF muscular rheumatism, is bet
ter.
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GREENSBORO

AIRS Sherman Calderwood Of St Johns
curry Is spending u few days with Mrs.
Mabel Melvn.-The Rev. Join Hood is
writing In Pennsylvania George Love-
Joy with gang of men Is building a
outage for Nr. Stybt ns Fred Newton
VIII another sasg Is working on one
ior Mr.. Ayer a ASpenhurst and Fred
" akeiield Is putting up one for Nj. Har-
Ney at the east shore-Mrs. Lucinda
DOW is still very ill.-The schools in town
VII! open April g. with the followin y
teachers: 40. !, Miss Beatrice O'I,rien;
NO. :, Miss Bertha Mclean; No. 3. Miss
Gertrude Gr!swold, 40. c. Mr.. Roland
Thornton; No. :. Miss Myrtle Bailey
No. 9 M'ss Winuif~rd Clark. No. 10.
Mr.. Harry Clark; primary department,
Mss Grayce Cate; NJ. L. Miss Sarah
t;eker, No. II. Miss Frances Christie
There will be an adjourned meeting Of
the Congregational society Friday a ter
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WESTFIELD.

owing to Illness, the Rev. Robert
Barron Of Montreal was unable to come
Sunday and the Rev MI Buzzell Of
North Troy preached instead. There
viii be services a. usual next Sunday
Last week Tuesday evening Mrs. y. G.
Woodwork invited Il young friends Of
her son, Lyle, to come to surprise him
on his 18th birthday Friday evening al
most the same young people gave Miss
Hazel Gilpin surprise party because she
was T. years old--Sugaring Is nearly over
the warm rains ending the season earlier
than colder weather would The nigh
water made sections of the road impa So
able for a day or two at time and car
rled out several farm bridges.-L. S.
Woodwork returned from Enosburgh
Falls Saturday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mark, the nine months-old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Stone, died April Is OF
commissions. The funeral was held Tues
day the Rev. Mr.. Howard officiating
The town schools opened Monday with
tho following teachers: Common school,
Katherine McNaney; north. Coda Cow
an; branch, Maude Narcotic; poor farm,
Flossie Lafley; east Anna Brady; Ross,
Mrs. Coda Brady; Eastwood hill, Flor
ence Durivage; south, Mary Lambell;
west, Villa Page Egypt, Mary Carroll.
Mrs. Benjamin Lillcy Of Hyde Park Is
caring for her mother Mrs. O. J. May
nard, who is ill-The bridge on the
Branch. near O. A. Fields residence,
went out Tuesday morning, owing to the
cotton Of frost and high water.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Fred Howard and Miss Josephine My
We're married AZ East Randolph Satur-
day evening by the Rev n. H. Farr OF
that place. They are residing on the
walter Howard farm. Mis-. o. II. Barb
or of Glons Falls, y. Y, is visiting at
+ IT. Balls for few days-The normal
and training schools opened Tuesday,
The Rev. Mr. Gilmore has commenced his
pestorate 1T Grace Church-U. \. Fdsoo
of burlington has been ''etine his par.
ents the past wee. Randolp
camp at IiIghgate Springs is blooming"
New cottages are In anticipation the
coming summer. DR. Russalow and T.. !.
6nshin hava haAr addsL To the comnany
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. ]. Dunton died at the homo Of
her son, IIarlle Dunton. Saturday with
pneumonia at the age of SO years. She
leaves husband. one daughter and three
sons, The funeral was held at the Baptis,
church az Georgia Plain Tuesday, the
Rev. i, NJ Holmes ofiicating. Several
from town attended the funeral of Mrs
Flynn at Milton Boro, Monday.-Miss
Jessie Hale who has been spending a
few days AZ her home. returned to Massa-
chusetts Monday.-Mrs g. II. Wood has
been III for a few days.-Miss Mildred
EYarts of ST. Adams Is staying at the
home OF Mrs, Nlbele Loomis.-The school
1T West Georgia did not begin last week
on account of the illness of the teacher,
Miss Parmalaa-
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ENOSEURGH FALLS.

Tho report Of the pastor of the
Methodist church shows that the be-
novoleut moneys paid by that church
for the past year aggregate s1,94S.
The membership is about 200.--J. z.
loyal has gone to Barre where he has
employmont.-G. f. Brewer of South
Boston. Mass. has come to reside on
his farm In the eastern part of the
town. Nh Brewer has been on the
Boston police force until recently when
I've was honorably retired on half pay.
The prudential committee Of tho
graded school district has organized
by electing ". z. Mitiguy chairman.
and y. y. ASoltine clerk. Mr.. Mitlguy
will draw all orders Mr.. Ascltine will
have charge Of supplies ana Mr.. Mcr
rin of tae buildings and grounds. They
voted to engage the present teacher;
for tro coming school ycar.-Thc
Franklin ana Grand Isle County
Christian Endeavor union will hold =
meeting here May 6.--Mrs. L. y. Bal
lard is in Florlla where some property
belonging TO her l"other. the late
Loomis \. Ballard. in which she has
an interest is situated.-The W. G. /.
I. met with Mrs. u. Y. Kimball
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mae IIimrall has returned to her
school duties as n teacher in Medield,
Mass, after passing a two weeks vaca-
ton with her aunt, Mrs. V. a. Irish
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt returned from
Uardwicl, Monday where they had passed
sunday.-AIr. and Mrs, J. w. Pomeroy
nre visiting IN Cambridge
Nh and Mrs. William Shaw. Mr.. and
Mrs Y. A. irish. Mrs. j. NJ Jeffords
returned from Hardwick Monday
Mrs H. a. Fairbanks has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. c.. i. Simpson, in
Groensboro.~Mrs Mary Watson is
visiting in Morrlsville for few days.
Mr. Towle, of Towle 6 Williams.
was in Cambridge Wednesday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Henry Laplant is making extensive re-
pairs to his house and building barn
Harvey Lumbra, Jr., IS very III with
pneumonia.-C. T. Hall has been i'll for
week or more.-P. w. Hall has re-
turned from Rockford, Ill-Alex Laplant,
Sr. who has the contract to build the
edition to the Hectorville school house,
expects to have it near enough completed
20 school can commence there May g..
The school in the south district will COM
mtnce Monday April 6, with Miss May
Hall as teacher.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Frank Hazard, who has been i'll for
several weeks, is gaining slowly
Thomas Ieck is able to le out again
Mrs. Nathan Leach is said 10 be gain
ing Several from here went to Eden to
nttend the funeral of Leon Blake. WHO
died in New York state Saturday
mills hero were damaged some BY high
water but most of them are again in
running order-!.ouic Hadlcy, who has
been attending Albany Business College
this winter has returned home Charles
lindley will begin teaching again IN
Woicott Monday.
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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Strait are parents
Of another daughter.-The Rev. o. Il.
Wells Is moving to his fathers farm in
Bakersfield, and will rot preach the com
Ing year.-John j. Russell is slowly i'm
provlng-The intermediate and primary
schools opened Monday.-Miss Florence
Hopkins returned from Boston Wednea-
day.-It Is expected that the Rev William
Westcot. the new pastor of the Methodist
Church, viii preach here Sunday.-Mrs.
Luclan Record OF Minneapolis, MINI, is
n guest in town,-Mss Helen Whitney is
Ill with the grin.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mahlon Gadby has returned from the
hospital.-Mrs. 4. NJ. kngfeld Is at
home from Plattsburgh.--Mr and Mrs.
Charles Fortune and son Of Shelburne
spent Saturday and Sunday at Fred For
tunc's.-The water is very high this
spring. many cellars being fooded-AIs.
y. W. Fisk has returned from New York.
Mrs. John Doolin has been ill.-The
scow between the Island and Chazy Is
now runnng.-The young child OF Josie
La8ombard has the measles, the only
case in town at present.-N w. STAN
hope and mother have moved into Mrs.
Lena Nontron,erv's house
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WATERVILLE.

William Billings has moved from IN
d.!hill into Charles Aliens tenement
at the foot of Church street.-A. ID.
ste ckwell has finished his lumber job in
Pleasant Valley and moved back to his
cwn house.--The Rev. and Mrs George
c, Westcot are spending a feew days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3.
Westcot He will go to Franklin.
Ruby Russell. who was taken suddenly
Insane at her home April and was taken
to her fathers the next day, died We'd
nesday. She leaves "A husband and two
small children. n father, Allen Mann. a
brother. Gordan Mann, and two sisters,
airs George Manchester and Mrs. Carl
Manchester The funeral will be held at
the Union Church Friday at 100 p. m.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Mo- ~
nort,, - a,.. I'VE huhoreo
nvar,, ,, $500. 10y iau'es fridav
ra,rt. ''.''7' were paved
Mt. were served
er,a,,a. ..t.,, ''-'"ci her young
o,.a ~ p"i.s SATURDAY
~, ,," ul, vi ner Parehts'
c.aa, MIS- T. H. \.
do. ortor ..,,.ro, ,., ~"
or W, - C,,,.,..,, 49," ''V. "'''"
,1rs II :, c, anu
. Di,o. a,,a, 90 o." "'S' -
~ iis ue rum
e ~
''P''' II" uhprece-
''i '''' "e'N' ne sea
'NV' ""W' ME Il
80 "'.'' "''' nos 'eVH ''l"ue' niue or
"'"o ~ II mas pee" Oh Arsl qnanty.
ia ""-''Ne u's'"tce !ts peen found IN
inc 9nP'-.Nrs. N'"cll blSe!ow ~ III
with pToh'hlts.-A. II. Cheney was In
MorfisVll!c Monday TO attend the fG-
neral or Mrs. George Cheney-"he
hrSl thunderstorm or the season came
Monday atternoon.-L. a. Pike OF
Montreal was in stowe over Sunday
Principal w. II. Douglass is conducts
ing an evening preparatory class for
some of the high school seniors and
alumni who intend to enter college in
the fall.--Mrs. Fred Berry of Rich
mond is visiting her father. +. X. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Houston of Wat
erburv were at James f.. Houston's
over Sunday.-The Rev. A. G. Corn
wall who preached at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday returned Mon
Cay to Montreal
state Commissioner Thomas has begun
shipping lake trout from the state hatch
cry. sending 25.Oo0 to Crystal Lake Bar
ton and 5000 to stones pond or Silver
lake. Glover Tuesday. All who wish for
supplies should secure them at once as
the repairs on the hatchery will necessi-
tate their immediate removal. Twenty
eight new Matching trays have been plac-
ed the suicos will be built over. the
buildings, shingled and painted and
stone dam put in.-Mrs. j. s. Whtcomb,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Thomas, will leave
to-day for Minneapolis-Airs Fl. G.
Stowell OF EimoTe Is passing the week
with her daughter MRS Lewis Hallow-
daughter was porn April u TO Mr. and
Mrs. Selden Adams'-Mrs' Arthur +.
l]lRelow ana chlo'en returned 10 Bur
hnSton Iuesuay'-Mrs' fhiieha straw is
IN poor heaith'-o l." POOR attended the
funeral OF ms s's.er' MIs' reorse ohehey'
In MorrsV'''e Mohuay'-A'' 'hose VINO
are Interested III MAINTAINING services al
hitS Nn"'V" ue .'',,'"s summer are
repues'cu " meet az '''e 'os'y rrloay
eNun'nS'
i"o 49," W aS'oVi'
W" W.. ~, '"S uas
"S W." " "P''l '"le III
we ~, H0 '"'y hceo mas
P''h.u u", .,o"' '"'s weeh
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SOUTH HERO.

The district schools began Monday with
the following teachers: North school,
Miss Phillips; south. Mrs. F.. f. F1et CHI
or; west. Miss Clark Sand Ear, Miss
Page.-Edgar Fleury of Isle La Motto
visited in town Sunday.--James Hart OF
Swanton was here Sunday,
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MONTGOMERY.

Hardy Baker has moved to Mrs. NJ
A. Goodspeed's tenement. Kendall Marcy
OF Oxford, Mass, Is visiting his sister
Mrs. r. a. Tarbell.-Schools began on
Mondty.-Miss Louise Clapp and Mrs
Sadie Ganes) Harmotte arrived from
Eoston Monday.-The Ladies' Aid So
tlety held a sugar social Friday evening
at n. S. Parkers
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BROWNINGToN.

Roy Morey has gone to Derby Line for
snort stay-Nr. and Mrs. Henry
Hudson and child are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sarah OrDe.- Miss Elsie Skinner
will teach in Irasburgh. Miss LA White
n Charleston and Miss Flora Cushman
In Newark.-Miss Laura Whitehill is to
teach tho center school which will COM
nance MDDduy
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GRANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


Spicer to Charles c. Meader vt Mont
noIter h,s e,,,i,,. ,o.o,,, ,.,.,,. .r,,...
''''' ''u N'''''S"HF evening
April :, at the home of the bride ny
tho Dov r,ro,or ,rot,rro, ,r,
''''' ''' '''''' 4" ''''''
age license has been issued here for
soma time the bride being cS ana the
groom -. Ihoy are to continue their
residence in the BRIDES home on Wes-
Ton street.
w \. Noble Of r,rIi,rton ~. y r
Noble of Boston ara II 4 Nohro Of
Tinrsboro Mass. were in town e2tur-
day 20 see about the burial of thai
mother. Mra Fannie Noble. whose re-
mains were entorl,hoi bero-Iirs Iouis
Filion ana Ms James bradley Of Mont
pelier were called horo Friday hv tho
serious illrces Of their mother. Mrs.
Charles Columbc-NIrs Erwin Scott re
turned to Rarrc Saturday after wool,
with her parents. Mr. and Ms. J. j.
rise.-Claudc Iarr spent Sunday at his
home In rancok-Niss Hazel 1rrkco
spent Sunday in Jefforeonvlla az tho
guest Of her aunt. Mrs Tromas.-Miss
Mary DUBOIS left Saturday for months
absence IN Hanover. =. H.-ATss
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Smith have gone
to Bellows Falls, where they will spend
the week A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gillilian April 15.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Ufford Of Fairfax spent
Sunday in town.--The sugar season is ut
a close. Farmers report yield Of about
Ia pounds to the tree
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Miss Mary Bagg. who has spent the
winter here. has gone to her home In
Cornwall. Ont.-The Misses Cora and
Laura Page are visiting In Wateryille,-
MISS Sybil Raymore ana Miss Lynda
jacques have been hired to teach school
in Swanton and will commence next
Mcnday.-Mrs. James Curtis Of Georgia
Visited friends here the first of the week
Mrs. G.. n. Styles of underhill, who
~ committee OF the cemetery associa-
ton for May. has appointed meeting
at the residence Of ii. NJ. CARMEL Nav 4
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Lee Derby Of Hartford, Conn, is visit
ing his parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. c.
DcrbY.-Miss Gladys Diamond is teach-
ing in the graded school at Montgomery.
William Diamond has rented Mrs,
Emoline Soarless place and will take
possession May !.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
MONTPELIER

--t' % ~ i2uE'np W iIIlE, l. rank Plum
ley appeared for the petitioner The as
slstant Judges granted divorce on the
ground OF deSertion and gave the petit
TONER the custody Of the three minor
'a'idren. Judge Stanton arrived Thurs
DAY noon and in the afternoon heard the
divorce case Of N l.. Fuller Of Worcester
vs.. henry Fuller.
81 'hc annual meeting Of the loca,
w oman Chrlstian Temperance Union
I neId wednesday April II with Mrs.
rad EMS Miss Matte Watson and
Mrs y. J. stone We're elected dele
gates to the Washington county con-
Vention to be held IN Barre in May.
win Miss Sarah Hoyt and Mrs. Trad
Ellis as alterna+es The following;
oihcers were elected for the ensuing
year: president Mrs G. B. Il. Denny;
Vlce-presitents Mrs o. II. Richardson,
MISS Lenora witt. Mrs. Mary putnam
secretarY Mrs. {. W. Guernsey; treas
urer' MISS sarah Hoyt; assistant treas
urer' Mrs. -. D. Stone. Superinten-
dents OF the various departments were
also elected
Henry j. Leonard. stone cutter OF
Woodbury. Thursday feld with Referee
W. n Iheriault voluntary petition in
hahkruptcY. he has Liabilities OF 1922 ard
assets or S26
I'F' MIME Marshall. formerly prac-
| .'c''S pHFs'can IN TINS city, is Ill in
""Sp''ai IN san FRANCISCO with cancer.
Gnu Is not expected to recover.
-HOII'h H. McAlhstHr and Mss Rera
rNa"" or Moreto"h We're mar
''e" "ednesdaY evening at the
,''le OF ME- ana Mrs A +. Lovejoy In
-h'reto""
Al W asHlnstoh county court Friday
'ucee stanton granted divorces in the
to''""IhR cases mat had previously been
l!eafd; Mary p. Clark o. Mont1elier
rom joseph +. Clark, desertion; Edwin
- berry ot Worcester, from Mary l..
LOFTY in'o'erao'e severity; W. r. Whit
'0"'p OF M'htpeher from Ruth Whit
conn., aot"ery; Ann biXby Of MontpeliN
( from arthur bxby. for intolerable Sc
Vo'ity' Mary J. Fuller OF Mortified from
H"hrH FULLER for neglect and refusal to
support Inc divorce case OF Lila VI.
Wheeler OF Woodbury. vs. Martin Wheel
or ana the clvi! cases Of J. d. Cloyston
w. r. j. Rohar and Paul Laba~ee vs.
e. a. Gerry oY Cabot We're discoiS uued
A partial hearing Of tho habeas corpus
case OF Joseph H. I"Yeland Of Norwich.
s""rui"n of Iva Iouolela minor,
wa 'NtN FIlhaN nj the state House
rs Judge John r. Watson of the SUI
teil!e court. RMS minor child Is now
wan Ninlon T. reynolds n relative, IN
SHARON ana the petitioner desires 10
place her IN Family In Massachusetis.
Mrs HeHho!ds refuses to give up the
CT H. F!ngree Il PinGree are attorneys
ioF Lo'eland ana Scnter Scntcr for
Mts' Reynolds.
Later aoFlces from the receding high
water throughout Washington county
snow that three highway bridges were
washed away In East Montpelier, 4
strip OF permanent road in puxbury
was ruined and that numerous culverts
in Calais and up the Mad river valley,
through Moretown and Waitsfeld
We're rendered useless.
clyde Howell. telegraph operator ut
Montpelier Junction for several
months has been promoted to be man
aeer Of the Barre ONCE after Nav !,
when C. y. Kelley. the present man
ager. will come TO Montpelier to take
over the local office.
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Books.

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eral' choice books now for what one
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New Albums.

Albums are good gifts and photos &C.
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Cigars.

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Toilet Articles in Antique
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who are posted on cut glass will rec
ognize. +. =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-26
Ebony Goods.

These are the rage the world over
now, and there is every reason why
they should be. We have both plain
and silver mounted. The line includes
brushes, toilet and travelling sets,
many odd pieces. We have put at
tractive prices on them.