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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The high and graded schools opened
Tuesday with the following teachcrs
High school; Principal, T.. V. Perkins,
assistants. Miss Sadie l.. Grant. Miss
Mary G. Root grades, Miss Ellen II. Wag-
ncr, Miss Bertha Cleand. Miss Lena A
Narcotic. Miss Ida NJ sykes, Miss
Helena Il. Carpenter; music, Mss Emily
G. Carpenter.-Mr. and Mrs. q @. Wal
lace Of omaha. Neh.. passed Sunday
with NJ. T. Perley. Mr.. Wallace Is the
member of the executive committee of
the International sunday School assoc
iat!on and spoke at II union meeting IN
the Methodist Church Sunday night.-AIrs.
Ida Cantell, who was employed in the
eating room ON sheldon fair ground, was
taken seriously i'll Friday and was kept
at the W. c. r. L. tent until Saturday
when she was taken to her brothers at
East sheldon Mrs. +. J. Parmclce who
had charge Of the tent, did not return
here until Saturday afterroon.-A. \.
Cushman of Springfield, Mass, was the
guest of his nephew, Z. d. CushmHn.
Saturday.-The Rev. \. Z. Davis and
family left Friday for their new home
in Franklin Falls. y. H.-Mss
Maud Libby of the Standard office is
having a two weeks vaontion.-Mr, and
Mrs. Stephen Keith of Newport are Wis
itinS in toWn.-AIr. and Mrs. e. o.
MitlEuy and son of Burlington arc in
town Miss Caroline Wiley Is IN Glas-
tonbury. Conn, for n two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Greene of Bur-
llngton are visiting here-Miss Helle
I,afcv IS visiting in Boston.-Ransom
Mason Of Proctor. Mimi, and Mrs. c.
,c hli
parents. Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Mason
TYLER Branch Grange will hive q cob
web social ot u e. Cughman's Friday
ovcninr.-Niss Margaret Perley returned
to her homo in darlington Friday.-Thc
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Eva Cadv has gone 10 Lyndon.
willie where she will teach.-H w. Stew
ems Of hyde Park was In town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hawiey have
returned rom Sheldon where they at
tended the fair Hrs. '!awley received
several premiums on hand work.-E. ].
Gates was in Burlington Tuesday
Donald l.eaVens and Carlisle Wells have
gone 20 Fairfax where hey will at.
tend Bellows Free academy. X. h
Smith was in Johnson Monday Tho
Cambridge Cornet band and ladies' went
tn Cndcrhill Tuesday evening where they
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ". q.
Gallup. Miss Marjorie Newton spent
Sunday at home. returning to her school
work ut NorrsVille Monday Miss
Georgia Bailey spent Sunday with her
mother at Johnson.-Mss Elsie Linden
has gone TO Boston where she will at
tend sChool.-Mrs. 4. a. Hatch was
called t. burlington Wednesday TO at
tend the funeral OF the infant daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Haves.-Mss
Della Briggs and Myrtle Whiting have
returned to their school work at Morris
vile. Mr. and Mrs Charles Corey OF
burlington have been the guests OF Mr..
ard Mrs Henry Corey
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RICHFORD.

Miss Ruby Elizabeth Foster, daughter
of the late w. 5. Foster. Of this village.
was married to Or. George Leo orion of
Railway. y. j., IN s. AIMS Episcopal
Church at $50 O'Clock last evening, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
J.. BarnbY Leach. rector Of the church.
MIS-. Leach played Mcndelssohn's we'd
ding march. Tho bride was given away
Us her mother who was attlrcd in black
wolfe over black taffota. Tie church was
loautifully decorated tho color scheme
being green and yellow. The maid of
honor was Mss Maud Davidson Of Mon
trcal and tic best man Was J. Irving
Tracy Of Baltimore, Nd The bride wore
white chiffon voile over taffeta trimmed
with baby Irish lace, and Wore n veil and
carried bride roses. The maid of honor
wore green liberty silk. ana carried a
bouquet If white and pink sweet peas
The bridesmaids We're Miss Adell Orton
Of Fairfax, Miss Katherine Cotton Of
CoWansville, Que, Miss Katherine
Scarlos Of Chicago Miss Viola Gilbert Of
Rockwell. ont, and Miss Louise Williams
Of Knowlton, Que. The ushers We're r.
y. Brush and lr. Arthur -Lorton Of St
Adams. DR.. II. !. Whitney Of Mortified
and L. r. Searlos Of Richford. The
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ST. ALBANS.


The sad news was hecelNed mere Fri
day of III" death OF MIS- hpeh f.
Macleod which occurred at vancouver
Il. {" sept = af'er an 'ihcSs Oh sew
eral weeks while on pleasure trlp' De
Unite particulars or Mrs' Maci'eoo =
death could not D" op'alneu YESTERDAY
Mrs. Mac leod was tl'e Youngest "auSh-
ter OF the late judge an" Nrs' MST"h ",
Bailey and passed 'he greater part OF
her life IN this city where she ma many
friends. she IS survived ny her husband
ana three chiidrch, her nlo'hrr, MIS- NJ
w. Bailey ana SISTER. "rS' huW"r" W.
Thompson or Topeka Nuns, a aaugh'cr
died 81 few weeks ago III 'h'caso' Wh'e
the parents were N'S' an" Mrs' mac
Leoo was III Suon 'l"''"' 'o"ul''on'
that she han '"' o''' 'Pp' ",'ou VI '"'
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. Anna Holbrook has returned from
Colchester.-Tho trustees Of the Bellows
Free Academy have bought the spring
of p. II Ryan and will soon commence
work to run water to the villagc.-Alrs
Nathan Alfred and daughter returned
from Randolph Monday where they
spent the summer with Mr.. Alfred.
Several veterans attended the dedication
of the Soldiers monument at Milton
among them j. s. Howard, Il. s Daw-
son. G. Il. Currier Edward Minlsler and
s. 5. Brigham commenced at the
y. 7. \. Tuesday morning with all
grades full. In the high school The at
tendance is the largest that It has ever
heen.-Twenty-f licenses have been
granted to local huntcrs.-Th was a
heavy frost Wednesday morning Not
nMCh corn Is rine IN This snctlnu.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mss Leona Montgomery is visiting
relatives IN Mansonville, Quc.-George
ond Ahram Brunton and sisters are in
hroome, que visiting their grandfather
II" Marsh of Enosburgh Falls was in
town Tuesday. -There win be game of
tnll between the local team and Enos-
burHh Falls here Saturday.-Bert Myott
Las returned TO Norwich, Cunn--L r.
Campbell is quite iiL--W h. I'M has
gone TO Pasadena, Cal,-Bcssie Currier
Las gone to Burlington to attend St.
MUry's Academy
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

H. Il, Corlss has rented the Andrews
place and taken possession. W. r. Noble
las moved to The home Of his mother at
East Franklin C. b. Mosier Of Burling-
ton was In town over Sunday.-Mrs Hat
lie campbell and mother. Mrs NJ A.
Smith, who have been visiting at the
home Of their cousin, Mrs. r. Il. Caperon,
FOR n few days, returned to their home
in Richford Monday Miss Gladly Dia-
mond Is teaching IN Montgomery. The
Woman's Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. f.. A, Mosier Wednesday.
The village schools opened Tuesday
with Harold Tyler and Miss Williams
as teachers Mrs. NJ, l.. Blair has moved
to the home Of her daughter Mrs. c. T.
Phelps. The young child Of Herman Ell
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

W. ". Raymore has sold his homo
farm at Cambridge Junction 10 Myron
Leach and also farm at North Cambridge
to John Giddings. Mrs. H. e. Harmed
is ill.-Mrs. H. VI, Cornell s-.d daughter.
Marion. are spending :everal says in TN
derhill. Mr.. and Mrs l.. 8. Morse have
taken an automobile trip to Barre where
they will attend the golden wedding Of
relative Miss r'rcda Thomas has gone
to columbia University, New York city.
\ surprise party was given her at the
home OF the Misses Cora ana Laura Page
ana shower Of useful articles for col.
lego lfo.-A. j. Thomas IS in Burlington
for week.-Mattie Wilcox has .eturned
from Queen city Park.-There vas
corn roast at Morton Hawley's 5stur-
day night.-Mrs. Clayton Horner, VINO
has been at the Fanny Allen ,ospital
has returned home much improved in
health Mir and Mrs. Frank Start and
son have gone to Newport, where they
are guests OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Wallace Parker. Page lTrord Of Fair
fax Is assisting in the store during Mr.,
Starts absence Mrs Lynda Miner has
again gone 70 Fairfield to teach school,
Samuel Harmed, who spent a month with
his son, the Rev. II. l.. Harmed, has re-.
turned to Rochester, y. Y.-Mrs Dora r,
Atwood has returned from St Adams
Mrs. Clara Howe and Mrs. Mabel Con.
ant and son from Middleboro, Mass, are
guests at \. G. riswold's.
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ana Mrs. o. j.. Luce returned Tuesday
from visit to Mt. Mansfeld-Miss
Grace BigeloW has gone to her work az
teacher In the Springfield, Mass, high
school-Mrs J.. s. Macutchan and little
daughter Ruth. are visiting in Washing.
ton.-F. NJ. Small and T.. c. Bentley al
Morrisvine, H. r. Straw, W. II. Douglas
ana II. /" Bigelow visited Sterling pond
Tuesday.-Dr. brigham went to Mont.
pelier Tuesday. having closed the Lake
Mansfield club house for the season..
There was family gathering Of 2l AZ
Mr.. and Mrs Il. l.. Parker's Sunday, the
18th anniversary OF their marriage
family on Edison Hill was given a neigh.
borly screnade Monday evening, tho oc.
casion being, 1t was said the 10Th time
that one OF the heads Of the family has
returned home after having parted"
with the other "forcver."-M. c. Lovejoy
returned Tuesday from Maine.-Mrs
Cora Ncarcn and daughter, Miss Avis
were In Burlington Tuesday The Wadt
SCHOOL house has reached It's destination
and is placed on its foundation In the
school yard in the village.
Harry T.. Pike and sister Miss Marion,
and cousin, Miss Margaret Pike left Sun.
day for Mills, Mass, where Mr.. Pikei
marriage 70 Miss Maude L. Tinkham,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Tinkham Of that place, was solemnized
Wednesday. Mr.. pike is the son Of Arbs
A. Pike of this town. and IL bookkeepe,
for the firm of =. p. Pike & Son. Mr..
Pikc was at one time resident OF stowe
they will occupy tenement In the Piks
block on their return from bridal trim.
The marriage OF Charles Lee Aldrich
I
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CIR AND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society Will meet to-
day with Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Ladd,--
Mrs Hannah Macomher, Mrs Lois iloag
and Mrs. Alvira lioaE are on visit in
Plymouth, y. iI.-Miss Bessie Parker las
gone to jay. where she will oach.-M So
Ross held a teachers meeting Monday
at Pearl with a very good attendance. -
Stewart Shamson will enter the l. V. NJ,
this fall.-Thc state road In Grand Isle
IL lelnE huIlt undcr difficulties.
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BEAVER

Mrs. Emma Caswoll and Mrs ". O.
Fing visited in Milton Friday.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry sullivan Of Burlington were
ot vs.. o. Kings the first Of the week
Schools commenced Tuesday. Willis
King drives tho barge from tins part OF
towu.-G. ". croft had to q We up work
on account Of sickness and Is at home
Harold Goodyear is driving the milk
and cream team for Willis King.
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ESEETy. CENTER.

DE- Aaron Buzzol of Randolph has
visited G. r. Davis.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Lake of Long Island, New York, were
EucSts Of -. l.. Williams last Week.-Mrs.
William Rates visited in Westford last
Wcck.-LcWis Tyler Of Canton, n. Y,
visited AT Xenas Farrand's Tuesday
William wool and James Parker went
Saturday to- visit Ralph Wool at Bristol
Corn-Dr. and Mrs Laid spent Sunday
at jcfrcrsonvllc.- benjamin Packquett
who has been in New Haven, Conn, has
returned.
Mrs Mary \. Tracy. of I.eominister.
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs. \. j.
GarNin. has returned to her homo.
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GEORGIA.

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Blake is very ill-Arthur Wood of
burlington was in town Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. T.. bliss of Burlington were
guests OF his brother. T. ". Bliss. Mon
daY.-Schools began Tucsdav.-At tho
meeting Saturday to see If the town
would appropriate money to aid tn fur
Their improvements on the Standard non
umcnt, the matter was left entirely in
tho hands of the sclQctmen
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FLETCHER.

The Woodmen are to hold their annual
field day Saturday. Ball games and races
will be features.-Mvron Leach has pur-
chased the ". w. Raymore farm ct
Cambridge Junction.-t.li purnham of
Jeffersonvile Is visiting in town.
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drcd, who died in the town vt Swanton,
was brought here for burial Sunday
Mrs w. \. Benolt Of Lowell. Mass. WIS.,
tied her cousin. Miss Miranda Ewins,
rhursday.-E. a. Austin. j. e. Weld and
r. T. Thomas returned from St. liya-
ciuthp Cupdny
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

| Mrs. NJ A. Adams Of Boston, a guest
for i've weeks of Mrs. Laura f. Glced.
went to waterbury Mondav for two
! weeks ut Waterbury lnn.--Miss Bertha
! Terrll and her mother. Mrs. Mary
| 'rerrill, who have passed the summer at
| Yarmouth, Ne, arrived here Friday oven
| ing, Miss Terrill went to burlington Sat
! urdny TO arrange for her stay there as
professor of domestic economy at the
! L. V. NJ. Mrs Tcrrill will remain for
/ time with her sisters. H. u. Bryant
and MR.. Sarah lioyt-Niss Nyta Ucrrick
was At home from lfardwick over Sun
I Mrs. Fred Waterbury Of Wolcott
and sister Mrs H. l.. Terrill Of Ioston
are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Sylvester Wood. at "'rhe Falls "--Archle
Billings, who has been employed in the
drug store Of =. l.. Cheney the past year
viii 90 20 Albany. y. y. IN October 10
take a course at the Albany school for
pharmacy Miss Ellen JACKSON. n recent
graduate from the Albany Business col
logo, is bool,l<ceper Mt n. p. Munson's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raymoro and
/ laughter barbara. went Saturday to
/ Cambridge to remain over SUNDAY with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
/ Observation-Disclosures Caroline and Nellie
/ stewart who have passed the summer
at old orchard. Nc. returned home
SnturGay.-The Rev. and Mrs G. ~
t-o,Ioyr and dauehtor. returned sotur-
day from Caspian Lake bradley Thomas
returned Saturday from friction Woods
y. H. where he has passed the summer.
Miss Sarah Baker went 10 Greensboro
1 Saturday to open her school
Mondnv-Mrs. Emily Town passed
Saturday and SUNDAY In Hard
Week.-Mrs.. Emma rsham and
daughter returned from 50. flhans Satur-
day-Mr ard Ms ora Leonard aud son,
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STy.A1JTON.

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town Nh n ,,oc,tia,, - ,,..., .,,,.t..
has ,ccertod ,,.',,, ,,,
school at t1oo,,cL ~ I
in English uo groa,,a,a., o. ,.,,,,o
hurry College laet 1,,,o en-, =,
s. Pare of IIvde PAL, ,ra.. e. ~,
dav attending tho t,,rec,ors. v,,,,., 90
the Svanton SAVINGS p,nL g ,ru,,a, q
puck shooting ononed sor, t., a..
marshes and very rood succo.s 4, ro
portod The best shoot,np oro,,,a, o,o
controlled by n few outside ror,tos
Madame Miner. who has been vis,,i,u
friends here, returned to Cranbv Ouo
Satt,r,lnv.-I.arge ship-ncnts of rn,ehcd
marble for interior work arc hei,q poodo
by tho barney Marble conpanv. Station
Agent Doughertv. who has boou e.,
charge Of the Central Vermont static,
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and Mrs. l.. II. strong and son. Harry,
and Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. fIiglcy have
been spending the past few days at
Thompson's Point
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BAKERSFIELD.

Robert Case OF Chicago, who has spent
the summer with his niece. Miss Nell r..
Wheelock, has returned home. Mrs. v.
q. Caruthers, who has been spending the
summer with her mother. Mrs G.ottie
start has returned to Alden Va Miss
Grace McNany has returned to her
school In Scituate. Mass.-Miss Myrtle
stone has gone to Barre, where she has
position as teacher
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Excursion to State fair at Whte River
Jet. See Ad. on page y.
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HYDE PARK.

G.. NJ Davis, aged - years. died Fri.
Cav. He is survived by four sons and
TWO daughters. The funeral Sunday was
largely attcnded,-Mr and Mrs. G. A.
Enight and Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. McFar.
land. who have been in the West ths
past month, have returned home
Senator and Mrs G. S. Page are spend.
ing a few DAYS in the Maritime Provinces.
Darius Gray returned Friday from Salt
Lake CITY and other wester points
Miss Leila Collins has gone to Green's
boro for few weeks.-The Misses Mabel
and Grace Miller returned Saturday from
Observation-Disclosures Whtcomb has sold
his farm to II. w. Darlington and will
give possession March Mrs. Lucy
Campbell is visiting In Barre-Mr. Drown
OF Wallingford was called here Sunday
by the death of his father-in-law, c. NJ.
Davis.-L, /. Sylvester OF eden was IN
town Saturday.-The lumber at the Buck
mill In Johnson has been sold to n. s.
Page for s7,oO0-Wiliam Davis was in
burlington Frlday.-Elbridge Holbrook
underwent successful surgical operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Friday.
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WOLCOTT.

C. +. Haskell has bought the Churchill
n 'dal saw mill in the villagc.--G Gorge
Pearl of Hartford. Conn. passed the last
Of the week with friends here.-Mrs. II.
L. Terrill of Boston is visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. +. n. Waterbury.-Mrs. Pris-
ella Franklin is visiting her brother,
Levi Taylor, In Stowe.-The Davenport
School District association held its an
nual reunion and picnic near the school
house Saturday. All teachers and pupils.
old and young. that have attended school
there are members. while those not menu
bers are welcome to attend. A very en-
1oyable afternoon was passed.-Mrs. r.
Il. Morse was taken Ill Thursday night
but is somewhat better at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Mears OF Marshhcid
and Mrs Harvey Dow Of Cabot were
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-01-21
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

The unusual procedure of filing a
written plea in abatement in a criminal
case was taken in the Boynton embezzle.
ment case In substance it alleges that
two of the counts in the information are
not properly before the circuit court for
the reason that as to them the defendant
has had no preliminary examination and
has not waived one. 1t pleads mot guilty
to the third count
Recovering nothing in municipal court
Mrs. Collel carried her assault and bat.
terry case against Louis Nieweger into
circuit court where a jury last week
raised the damages from nothing to s.. 90
minus - 90, the verdict being that each
party pay the other s. 90.
Monday afternoon Judge kirwan in.
formed counsel in the Carstens case that
the matter must hurry along and init.
mated quite strongly that the case might
have been disposed of in Justice court
at considerable less expense to the county
The case went to the jury this afternoon.
Judge Lueck of the thirteenth circuit
will be here February 23rd to preside in
the trial of Prescott Boynton on the EN-.
bezzle.nent charge.
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MARRIED..

Adolph Pech and Miss Emma Buckley
were married in Francis Creek Wednes
day of last week 10y Magistrate Dushek
The bridegroom is we'll known in this
city, having been employed for some
time by A. j. Chermak He established
meat market at Francis Creek about Il
year ago and by industry and persever
ance has built up large business. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buckley of kossuth She il an attrac.
tive young lady and has large circle of
friends. After Mr.. and Mrs. Pech had
received congratulations the wedding
dinner was served. Covers were laid
for five hundred guests and over six
hundred partook of the wedding supper.
The wedding took place in Stastnys hall
and the Melnik band of ten pieces far.
n'shed music.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
HORTICULT TURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of the County
Horticultural Society was held at the
Training School last Saturday. About
fifty persons were present and the dis
cussions We're very profitable.
1t WAS decided that in the future the
date of the annual meeting be set by the
executive committee in order that il
might conform to the date Of the animal
meeting of the state society. 1t was al
80 deciced that those who join the county
society also be members of the state
society and that the secretary forward
half of the fees thereby enrolling all the
members in the state organization. After
this, therefore, an annual fee of 80 cents
makes person member of both
societies and gives him all the publ
cations issued by the state society.
Mr.. H. f. Hubbard, who had been ap.
pointed delegate to the annual meeting
of the state society gave a report of the
convention which had Just been held at
Madison. Mr.. II. p Hamilton spoke of
his treatment of the canker blight in
his orchard during the past year Twigs
infected with the disease We're shown
and the method of treatment shown.
People who have orchards should he
careful to treat trees AZ soon as the blight
is discovered.
A discussion on the buying of nursery
stock was led by Mr. E. s Bedell The
State Society has Just issued bulletin
on this subject lNo, IA and it contains
some very useful information.
la connection with this meeting there
was also held a short meeting of the
county members of the Experiment As
sociation and an organization effected
The following officers were elected
President-Herman Roethel, KEEL
Vice PRESIDENT. E. Paulson, Manito.
voc, r. f. d. No. 1.
Secretary Treasurer Otto Il. Wiegand
Cleveland.
The following officers were elected by
the Horticultural Society:
( President--H. f. Hubbard.
| Vice President-F A. Hnebner.
Secretary Drewa
Treasurer f. ). Bedell.
A meeting Of the Horticultural Soci
ETY. and Experiment Association will be
held i'll connection with the Agricul
tural Meeting ut Manitowoc Friday and
Saturday March 10 and 40. All are
cordially invited to that meeting
w Il. LARSON, Secy.
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COUNTY HISTORY PIECeMEAL.

The winter program of the historical
society will be opened on January 30 at
the Public Library auditorium with a
lecture on The History of Kossuth' by
Otto Drews The following topics and
speakers will follow during the winter,
the dates not as vet having been chosen.
Railway History of the County
DR.. Pritchard
History of the Town of Meeme
Henry Mulhulland
School History of Manitowoc County
Fred Christensen
No admission is charged at any of
these lectures and all interested persons
ale cordially invited to attended A
lecturer of the state historical society
will be present some time during the
winter.