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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-12
IMPROVEMENTS AT COREY

The improvements at Corey will be
on an elaborate scale, with every de-
mand provided for. The storm and san
itary sewerage will be complete;
streets will be paved with vitrified
brick, bitulithic, bituminous macadam
and tarvia. The sidewalks will be ce-
ment, and combination cement curb and
gutter will be laid on all the streets.
Water and gas mains will be laid con-
venient to every lot, and in the future
there will be no necessity for tearing
up the streets to lay improvements.
Electricity will be available, and wher-
ever possible telephone lines will be run
through the alleys, so that the streets
will be free from telephone and electric
light wires. A double track, modern
street car line is being built and the cars
will be In operation soon, connecting at
Ensley with the through cars to and
from Birmingham. The streets and ave-
nues are lined with beautiful shade trees
and shrubbery; proposed civic center
on which, it is planned, will be grouped
the municipal building, library, public
baths, Y. M. G. A. and school. Sites have
49, oc' ooiuo loI cHufClleS Ol different
denominations and every other modern
convenience provided. Corey will be
smokeless, home city.
The company wants conservative in
vestors who will improve their property.
The Spectator will be discouraged.
The company desires it distinctly I'M
derstood that there will not be an a,1c-
ton s2le. The exact date of the pre-
liminary sale will be announced later.
The model of Corey, pictures of the
steel plant and other information is on
exhib Non in Reynolds Brothers Haber
dashery store, at 121 North Goth street
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Corey will be the in
d11strial center of the
south.

B ecause raw materials could be
assembled at Corey cheaper than
anywhere else IN the south, that
locality was chosen by the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation for
its southern Developments.
For the same reason Gary,
Indiana, on the shores Of the
great lakes, was selected as the
western home of the Steel Cor
poration. The history Of Gary
is familiar to all readers Of the
daily newspapers and magazines
of the country.
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Where great improve
ments are, suitable homes
must be provided

The building Of such an industrial center as Corey
necessated the furnishing Of adequate home facilities
for the employees Of the plants, skilled workmen en-
gineers, officers. and office forces.
At the nstigation of the Steel Corporation the
Corey Land Company, an organization composed of
local men, differed by well known citizens of Birming
ham, and the capital subscribed by these men, under
took the great problem of building model industrial
city. #ltk
Corey was conceved-the of all that is mod
ern beautiful healthful and convenient in city build
ing
Corey is not being built real estate sales
scheme. The city is to meet demand that arose. and
is primarily for the employees of the Steel Corporation
plants and those who will cater to their wants every
branch Of trade and business.
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&seyrssSa sss3 =, sAe nuhAs-
mesrsN Go

was fuf or'iofin2 a se,-aBd hsit;ie. lnf
Hiiiard stayed him.
by George. aud you are sure that
y was at the sandgor,lss~
u am positive. Euf there Is a pazzis
that ! have failed o. solve- sandfora 5
cabie and The caretaEer's declarafi1n
! know that ! was in that house IN.
ratruiman says that he has ssq.n o.
light in tho house since the family
sailed Tor Africa % j. no dream hut
= begins o. look us 81 ! were the va.
tina of same iiuc hoax
ii Is mere than hoax. in my opin
non Wait til saBdford rciurus aud
nnds his silver gone
IIillard started
And his gold plate" continued Ni.r
rihew. pleased with the idea. NV
boy. that's what IL is-the best dada.
] ever heard of. n viii make good
story For the sunday pnpers You
Woa't be in o. unless she ropes yea m
as an accomplice."
I'm romantic ass" HiIlard sighed
I.eddy Lightfinger. If this turned au.
TO be the case he would never trust a
human being again.
Lets take that ride on the horses
Merrihew urged. "Tharn clear your
brain 81 this sentimental fog"
''No'" Hillard struck his hands 10.
sether I've better idea than that
] shall go 10 Italy. and you shall &c
with me"
Impossible. Why. rm all hui
broke"
IN take you as companion. Tm a.
sick man. Dan. Tim likely to jun,
overheard N some one isn't watching
me every minute"
I'D like 10 go. Jack Heaven and
earth. but I should, But ! can't possi
bly, go 10 Italy with a letter Of credit
no more than twenty-five hundred. and
that's all there is In the exchequer at
present"
"Between such friends as we are--
That racket won't work could
not take moments peace if ! did moi
feel independent"
But I'm not going 10 give it to YOU.
iiillard protested. n am going to lend
il to YOU"
And could ! ever pay you back II
accepted the loan?" humorously.
There's Monte Carlo. You might
pull down tidy sum-" said the tempt
er.
Thats the way. you beggar Hi
me on the soft side" But Merribev
was still obdurate.
Wow, listen to reason, Dan. III you
wait for the opportunity To go To Eu
rope you'll wait in vain. You must
make the opportunity. One must have
youth 10 enjoy Italy thoroughly. II
desire 10 go becomes less and less a.
one grows older. Besides. it completes
every mans education. I'll nut the
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s.-e ssoAsa

the laie Ethan Alien Hschceck
said q ciplsnIaf. had trenchanr. ess;-
spokea way with h5H- anoe at 20.
eePtioH J heard az Inventor Describing
in his preseace . ueW kiad of warslip
THIS ship of wiBc the iBsess;or
said is nsoseies the aack
"a flies. ehr sid Hachcvck
No. uo. - cffarsc u ssesnt rs
said the Inventor niipaficBtiv 1T i=nt
an aeropiaHc fis ship I.af n ussr=
over che water iiEe duck
suppose aB eu~my hres ~ nr said
Mr.. HIitcheuck
Then "a dives Ike duck replied
the Inventor
Right out 81 slzhfT SAID Mr.
hIifchcock
Right down o. the bottom said
the Inventor proudly
Iiumpbr said Mir Hnchoock
Seems a good deal ike those we have
already. daesn't NJ"
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CHAPTER VII

THE Toss oF a cofx
vIILAED made an iHexoasabl,
n careless Shot. ne grounded hi.
cue and stood back from the
table. That was the way cg
erythiag seomod 20 goat tennis. az
squash. at iencinZ. at billiards. Il was
ala tie same
4 say. Jack. what's the nsatter wifh
yoa any hoW 2" asked MorriheW. out -
patience
1t was bad" Tfillard agreed Per
haps I am not taking the Interest an
the game that ! formerly took
And when I make proposition. +"
pursued Merrihew. TO ride % the Cat
skills and back. something you would
have jumped &c a year age. you shake
your head Think Of IL, ny George
yea had a bully time last YEAR You
swore il was the best trip we ever
took on the horses. Where's your spirit
Of adventure
I'm sure I don't know where 1t Is
shall we finish the gameE"
Not If you're going TO throw it like
this" declared Merrihew
Ten and a string against your half
a string" said IIillard. studying the
score. I'm bet bottle that I beat
you"
Done" said Merrihew. Being on
his mettle. he made a clean score OF
twenty. five TO go. Il can see you pay
ing for that check. jack"
But the odds tinsled HiIlard's blood
He settled down to brilliant play
and turned slxty-one in beautiful form
Later the two passed upstairs 10 the
secluded above. Merrihew filed the
glasses with the air Of one who would
like 20 pass the remainder uf his DAYS
doing the same thing-nat that he was
overfond. but each bottle temporarily
weeded cut that crop of imperishable
debts. To him the world grew roseate
and kindly viewed through the press
II the sparkling grape. aud invariably
he saw fortune beckoning 10 the card
tables
Nov. then, Jack. I've got you where
I want you. Who is she?"
'on my word. ! don't know"
Then there is a woman cried Mer-
rihew. Il knew 1t. Nothing else would
so demoralize you. Drink n health to
her.
Hillard raised his glass and touched
that of his comrade. For the peace Of
his mind he determined TO tell Merri
hew the whole adventure.
'To the lady in the fog" he said
Fog" blankly.
well, the lady In the mask"
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ge,se e csssass~~ ass..rs ~ u--rr zTss.
sss'is~~ s-s.sE.-f tiss oss~ss..sss ass<s iEz-a
rs.ssslz ssssrssraSz.re. And q lscs pl.a -
csssss4s.sss-sa tssrrss tsss .seE - tiss.y sse<s
hsss. Iafl.a~a h,slsre s.sos e~sn ss.ssre lsssi
is~s ABa i-nzzars sf aA sslrr~ sae a.
slsis.tissss- i-.1sissz.,i tia ~rery srsssr
sand rHsh .Aasari. asss
gssy sur. ssssriy a W~as a. Nasss~
lseF saw tse - serisr~. She asss-cuas~
ana c.surrises- thiy <as sssss-rssosssssl
>sts..-~- Shes Bs.stls tlse weary aEsa s~-f
iul a~ceHf % N.sssV iss-. ssssa Norrslsee
adsi1d rev sasaE - be osissc15an
eeery hossr fsuil-sii ~ ns-ssslizs;-
soweHer- Was wosts q assaraHa ord
nary slrsaHss. and Norriscw iss Aaa
abanslauf Iasa-insstf.n. bar ne arf VITA
whfeh - exs,ee-s b. happily sr sas.s.sp
ply san I,ytton -s.sry sIlsoid ~ -
~ reHsautiC sfi.4a.E
Continued Sext Week
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,-,APTER VIII.

wHAT uEERInEw rot Nd
"IE great ship had passed the 81.
of ischia. and now the bay al
Naples unfolded all its variant
beauties. Both be and Merri
bew were foremost In the press
against the forward rail. To the lat
ter's impressionable mind il was Hike
baths of Nero Of the golden house.
thithef. the palaces nf the grim Ii
berius; beyond. rompeii. with Giau-
Gus. lone and Nydia. the blind girl
The dream picture faded. and the re-
ality was no less fascinatiu ug-tho
white sails Of the fishermen winging
across the sapphire waters. leaving
ribhoned pathways behind; proud
white pleasure yachts. great vessels
from all ports in the world. and an oc-
casional battleship. drab aud steaIthy.
and the hundred pink and white VII
lagos, the jade and amethyst of the
islands. the ruined temples. the grim
giant ash heap of Nesuvius.
See that village or the cliffs 10
ward the south?" asked Hillard
That's Sorrento. where | WAS born
Sh, Look at Giovanni"
Merrihew looked at the old Roman
Tears were running down his checks
and his gaze strove 10 pierce the dis
tance to the faroff Sabine hills. Italy,
Hillard leaned over and touched him
on the arm. and he started
Take care. Giovanni"
Pardon. | am weak this day, but
tomorrow I shall be strong. Seven
years, Have you not lonsed for il
yourself? Has not your heart gone out
many times across the seas 10 those
cliffs?" pointing 10 Sorrento.
Many times. Giovanni But remem-
her and control yourself. Presently
the carabinieri win come ON board
You win see that all our luggage goes
promptly to the Bristol once we are
through the customs"
Trust me. signor"
They landed at the custom house at
2 in the afternoon and passed without
any difhculty.
Hillard obtained rooms pleasantly
King bay. Giovanni began at once 10
unpack the trunks. happy enough 30
have something 10 occupy him tiIl aft
er dark. when he determined 10 ven
ture forth. The dreaded carabinierl
had paid him not the slightest atren
tion. So far he was as safe as though
he were in New YORK..
Ii was yet So early in the day that
the two young men sailed forth in
grest of light adventure. Besides
''crrihew was very eager 10 find some
Roman and Florence newspapers. The
American Comic Opera company was
somewhere north. They found sta
Toned outside the hotel a rosy checked
cabby who wered 10 the name ~
Tomasso. or Tomass. as the Neapoii-
tans generally drop the finals He
carried a bright red lap robe and blan-
ket. spoke q little English and was
very proud Of the accomplishmen.
He was rather disappointed however.
when Hfllard bargained with him in
his own tongue Tomass shook his
fingers under Hillard's nose. and Hi
lara returned the COMPLIMENT EtuaIly
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Iessa~s csa.sronsasae - ! Era - eea-
'cssmi ~ uoar-s srr hsgr. Wf-h -
cunsisInli f1e caans a. = Ipsssrisilf-r
aiss. craas- o-acs. r,ovn she hH
,lsy wen.. - = thausana a.rsiis
uarc af1ar shafu
-Ey s.a,srGs sassaef y.e-rin.ssl
clus.tiax hiz s1a- ".bc f.ss ulfu h-sak
eur acoks~-
1uasas@ srinAel aud oraakes ~
uhip Eie asa nss understand 80
word slsWsy in biz uvu tancno or b.
ans eshor q; luast nat tiH he reacisaa
sbe slsaspe. = s.5znn finEes IN the VIZ
asHsa NeEria.v .ciied thsf ssey
vosse la-e whaei Ess goasa~-
sIseW tise zanss
Aerrilsew haa Iscser seen ssch
ssoIss. coEaL ooraI Vbaresur thc ops
rs.aisses -Sshase aid shes ges al.
ans . Nhom Did tley seu ~ MEGA
.aeos tiaras riIsss. brs--'isos carved assd
sncarNea-W.rc there N0asca esoaet
IA the Woria - hay lhe-c things
~If had Wise~- he b.san
s'WcuT'
I'D feel les dish sorry for her hns
band ~ this ulsascIt
'iEut isu tisc eoiof sroats" said IIH
lard. D. Was good % be in Naples
again
n never saw 50 uaaay Kids. NIerri
hew nHaiiy observed. 80 many dirty
ones " hc added 3fIerod woaid have
had bis wark cut oat for him here
Now whers caa We get soHIe ncwspu-
Pers2 ! mHst know where she Is
AT the booksiaop Ia fhe piazza they
found the Eofac aud Florence papers
HillaTd went through them thorough.
lE. but noWh did he see anything
relative % the daines - tine American
Comic Opera eoanpuHy
Not a line. fan"
Bat tllerr mast be sonetbinz in
the Florence paper. They should b.
playing theFe vet
'Noehing These papers are tive
weeks odd
MerriheW stared biankiy uf the
sheet. a should like 10 know what n
means"
We viii write 10 the consulate q.
tsehit ~ th'te LAs htHh HlN tfuhtip
he viii certainly notify "a I'h write
tonight. Now heres Cuok's nezt daor
Me'H ask If there Is ANY mail fur Knty
kiliinrew
Iui there wasn't nor had tarr,
been. aud the name was not On the
forwarding books
Looks as " your Kitty were the
needle in the haysiack "
'rut ~" savaaely ricturos aud
churches aud museums wcre ali s.er
enough. hut Merrihew wanted KITTY
kiliigrew above all the treasures uf
earth.
When they turned down 10 th. Ma
Caraccioio. with the fun sweep II the
magnificent bay at their feet. Merit
hew's disappointment softened some
what. n was the fashionable hour
The band WAS playing near by in the
Villa Nazionah Americans were cv-
ory here. Occasionally stray prin
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r4iuru wfsh no psAan came faes
aHlauaa
8 ssrrecasnz nsaseus.uf -rlass-
= u'f-hlae . am rsh aEsssr us
sild
~. vsa SsiE N the ohurrhs~
eunf-ss reGu5ariy uur. q W.saL
So am a spsd Casholr~
az yoa-seif 20 . am ds=gsasa-.sl
SD vou~
q was crizzliuc. fuc-y u.s-usu-
Nilon they e-uSe acuu D. thc h,s..f
hat shc atns.sspscrIc effecgs asass. s.a
iiiipFoSsfsa aa She Nosasis. NarriAe~
AHa he had an eye Scr ~ thiaes frossi
he BASKETS of srsi; and iiewers. uscs-
scu1aEs visa haze ora.rs fr"sa rhs
siaEes. reIcated faseWells. D. rls.
'qisiiliiil2 bsshiaS IN the s3eeEa2c
Al = eciVcS they were oa she Ei-h
seas, heading for the Azoscs HHlard
eas dreaming. aud Sscrrihew vas stu-
ainasiy enapieyed over iseosSieg ur
auw o. speak Iialiaa in one aay. Clio
uanI-L who had been arranging fise
luggage canse uD on deck HE hsst'
'No packcts % lettcrs aud teiaarauss
euo he gave to NerriheW aud tha
sfhor tc has master
Hillard foaisg aHoag his bulky co
ueinfle posi- marked NaplrS Nal,i.ss
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ne ~ as . Wise One.

A certain gentleman IN a country
town owns a row OF houses. aud in
one Of them lives married son of his
who Is noted for his miseriy habits.
This had got 10 such pitch that Cor
several years his father had been un-
able 90 get a single penny - the rent
due 90 him
As he did not want o. take harsh
measures he mt last went 10 bis son
and said.
Look here. Tom. it's plainly no use
my trying 10 get any rent out Of you
tor that house ~ mine. 50 I've decided
to give II 10 you"
No tear" iHterposed the son. Il
shaH't have IL
why bot. prayT" exclaimed the as
tonishrd parent
Because then" replied the unabash-
ed son. ia have 20 pay the taxes. ard
goodness knows they are heavy enough
in Ibis town
Charley Shipman paid the county
seat visit last Monday down ON
business from Doyleville.
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Fog. mash? Two of them"
NO. only one. Once I met her in tAS
fog. and then I met her in the mask"
I'll drink TO her. but I'm hanged IL
I don't believe you're coidling me" !"
said Merrihew disaprointedly. This
is New York"
The whole story. gsck. details and
all: no half portions
Hillard told the yarn simply. omit
ting nothing essential He even added
that for three weeks he had been the
author of the personal inquiry as &c
The Whereabouts Of one Nine. Angot
Il don't kD'w. Dan. hut this has
taken 30 strong n hold on me that
shant forget IL sooa- Imagine II your
sell. Oh. but she could sing. ! am .
man not to be held in the leash Of an
adventure Ike this. hut she held me.
How? By the hore that one day I
might see her face with no veil Of
0ystery 10 hold her c6 at arms
lengfA--
Mefribew Was greatly excited. He
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A crumplsd black sill mash
He sat up. u haG been addressed ia
the house aud the address typewrittcn
Look at this he cried
''Gond Lordr' Dan gasped. his feet
coming down 90 the deck
IIillard was b ing up for his iu.
spection n crum tcd black silk mask
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A scar ran from his cheeL to his chm,
proposition in a way you can't possibly
get round. You will always have that
Thousand. SO don't worry about that
You have twenty five hundred ON hand
you say. With that you can see Italy
Ike a prince for three months
whats the proposition Merrihew
drained the bottle.
"Tbis-1Il agree TO take not q penny
more than twenty-five hundred my.
self. Well go on equal terms Why"
confidently, .'iesides living like a
prince youn have four hundred "a
throw away at roulette. Boy. you
have never seen Italy: therefore you
do not know what beauty Is. When
we eventually land at BeIlagio. on
i4aee Como an1 ! t,kc -nurLlily white
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Coaslnasa xsxs Week
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THE Toss 90 a CoGx
lisLAED made an iHexogsablK
careless shot. lie grounded his
cue and stood back from the
= table. That was the way cx-
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. White Is visiting her daughter
Mrs. r. y. Alvard.-The Rev. @. o. Howe
preached ut the Federated Church sun
day.-Tne Federated church has extend
cd n call to the Rev. 3lr. Clark of Warren
10 be their pastor, and he has accepted, to
begin the second sunday in June-G. II.
Temple has bought the property known as
tho Crocker fam OF 1?7 acres for $2cO.--
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Hebard. who have
been living n Randolph village the past
winter, have returned and opened the
Randolph IIouse.--Misses Nichols and
Holden, training school teachers, we're In
Montpelier Monday and visited the high
school there.--O. ". Brockway and Pearl
r. Clark are recovering from severe cases
OF DR. eumonia--Miss Mitchell of the nor
NAL, who has been sick several weeks, is
convalesc;nS .--Cfeorge Dwycr has gone TO
Connecticut TO work on Tho street cars
and Mrs. rCvyer Is AT work for Editor
Johnson.--I'he listers are closing their
Iabors on the general spring list and will
soon turn their attention to the real estate
appraisal
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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

States Attorney benjamin Gates was In
Barre Thursday TO prosecute the case
against Mrs. DOmiuico GuidiCi. whose
house was raided the evening of April 80,
and Il pints of whiskov were found. Mr.
Gudici pleaded guilty 20 hopping in
toxicating liquor with intent 70 sell and
was n'enced to not loss than five nor
more than six months in county Jail at
Montpelier. Inasmuch as her husband ha s
left her and Is supposed 70 he in italy
and because she has SIX small children
dependent upon her for support. Judge
II. W. Scott suspended execution Of
sentence and placed the woman In charge
OF the probation officer a sample of the
liquor seized at the house of u. Abbiatti
IN Barre has been sent to burlington by
States Attorney Gates to he analysed
and the case against this respondent was
continued until May 70.
The committee from the state Bar as
| ISOLATION having in charge the com
ELEMENTARY banquet to Chief Judge John
W. Rowcl and tho Hon. James Nj. Tyler
and the Hon. II. II. Powers. former as
sociate Judges on the supreme bench with
Judge Rowell, have tentatively fixed on
Tuesday evening, May a. as the time
and the Pavilion Hotel as tho place This
banquet is primarily given as a compliment,
to Chief Judge Rowell whose 18TH birthday
occurs June 8. 1t was thought best to
| have the banquet the date named because
on Judge Rowels birthday the county
| courts will be IN session and many who
would like to attend could not well do so.
The plans have not been definitely ar
ranged but some OF the best speakers
among the legal profession in the State
will be on the after-dinner program
| In response to communication received
from Frank {. Williams Of Newport
chairman OF the republican state commit
tee, In regard to recommendations If the
republican State convention In June /.
held in this city, y u. Pheips Of Barre
the Washington county member of the
state committee. and Henry Holt, chair
man of the Montpelier city committee. IN
connection with the bonro or trade are
preparing to lay before tho republican
state committee when II meets to fix the
time and place for holding tho State con.
vention very strong Inducements to hole
II In this city. The matter Of hotel anf
hall accommodation music, etc, will al
be laid before the State committee at {
meeting soon to be held
Miss Eva b. Rundel, for the past three
years Instructor in music In the public
schools In this city has rendered hel
resignation. to take effect at the end O,
the present school year Miss Runde
will go to her home In Canton, ~ Y.
and II Is understood she is to be married
next month to young man now II
Washington. who was formerly editor o
daily newspaper In this city.
| The Spanish war veterans in this city
Barre and Northaeld are invited to Z
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ORLEANS
CRAFTsBURY.

Walter Fairbrother and Mr. Twombly
Of Orleans were business visitors in
town Tuesday.-The base ball game Sat
urday between the academy nine and the
Lowell nine was won by the academy,
IL TO S-A daNS,lter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs James Anderson last week.-Mrs..
T. s. Stratton went to Burlington last
week for medical treatment.-Henry
NIarckses lost valuable horse by break
ing It's leg on the road TO Hardwick last
Wednesday.--Mrs. Decker from Montpel-
Ter is visiting her daughter, Mrs Roland
Eoodie-Harland Gage is working In the
village creamery.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Cobb visited in Stowe last week.-Tlar-
ence Ferguson of Burlington will speak
In the Methodist Episcopal Church sun
Aav morning Mrs. Nellie Cor,ss is i'm
proving-Arbor day was observed in this
part Of the town by setting out pine
trees near the cemetery Mr., and Mrs.
s. J.. Leavitt moved last Saturday 10
their bungalow on Lake Elego.-Mrs.
Eliza Snuff and son from Stafford, y.
IT,, visited her sister, Mrs. Jack VII
iams, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred VIII
lams are occupying the tenement In
Roland Noodles house.
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DERBY.

Edwin Jenne is still very sick.-Mrs
William Collier Is quite ill.-LArrs. Edwin
Jenne's father. Mr.. Sparlin. has come &c
live with her. He Is about 80 years OF
age and bllnd.--The Rev. Mr.. Anderson
occupied his pulpit in the Methodist
Church last Sunday for the first time in
about two months.-Dennis Corrow COM
menced gathering cream for J. @. Turn.
bull May :. Oscar Abbott also took Frank
Wallace's place at the same time.-Mrs
Mary Grout MrRibbon. now in Calfor-
MIA for her health. received lS posta
cards on her birthday, April q. from her
friends here ana in the 'inlty.-Mr
and Mrs Eimunds Of Troy visited at L.
r. Jcnno's last week.