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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-10
MORRISVU.Lt

/. A. Drown, who had been in usual
health was stricken with shock of
apoplexy at about three o'clock Fri
day afternoon and died at FIVE o'clock.
Isaac Allard Drown was born in Ea-
ton. n. H., February. lS40. passing the
greater part Of his 'ite in Peabody.
Mass. Ten year. ago he with Mrs.
Drown. moved to Morrisvlle. where
their son. George p. Drown, was en-
gagged in the mercantile business. and
"a little later built what Is called the
Drown block, occupied on the first
floor by G. +. Drown n CO.. store,
and the postonice, and on the second
floor by the Pastime club rooms and
a number of offices. Mrs. Drown died
about five years ago. The body of
Mr., Drown. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. y. Drown was taken Saturday
To Peabody. where funeral services
We're held Monday at two O'Clock
and interment was made beside his
wife. The son is the only survivor.
Mr.. Drown was member Of and a
steward in the puffer NJ. r. Church.
\ short prayer service was held at
the home.-Mrs. Lydia Peck passed
saturday in Wolcott-George Hast
ings Of Elmore has purchas ed of
Hiram Beauregard the farm on La
port road recently purchased by Mr.
town.--G. A. Wilkins went to Mon
treal Friday night to attend Shrine
meeting.-Mrs. Sumner Pinney OF Pas
sumpsic. a guest for several days OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred f. Wheeler, re-
turned home Saturday Alfred Gaug-
nan and family of Iiighgate arrived
here with their goods Friday.-Mrs
Edward Fitzgerald passed Saturday
and Sunday In Jeffersonville.-
Rev. s. II, Wales ent 10 Rutland
Saturday. occupying tue pulpit in the
Advent Church Sunday.--Thc Rev
George w Tabor preached In the
Christian Advent Church In the alb
sence of Mr., Walcs--Hcnry Wcidmar
is critically i'll with pneumonia at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. S. Gle
daughter was horn to DR.. and Mrs
w. NJ, Johnstone Monday Mrs. II. G.
Fisk and Mrs. T. c. Cheney were In Bur
lington Monday. -Thermometers register
cd from Is to 20 below zero Monday morn
ing-Mary Stewart went to Johnson
| Monday to take n course in the Johnson
Normal schoOl.--Fred Badger went to
Proctor Monday to take n position in the
office OF the Vermont Marble Coz. q,
Wilson waA at home from Glens Falls,
n. Y. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Louis Wells
OF Boston are guests of the latter $
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. p. Fisher.-Mrs.
Emily Towne Is In Hardwick visiting her
daughters. Mrs. James II. Clark and Mrs,
r. NJ. Davis,-.Mr. and Mrs Alton Lawson
are In Hardwiek.-.John Weafer. Jr, re-
turned to Boston Tuesday after visiting
his parents Mr., and Mrs, John Weafer
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~ tracey were In burlington Monday.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary Andrews was
held at her late residence Thursday, th,
feV. a. M Watts ofTlcia,ins.-Max a
wilson has been appointed postrnnstc
LIBERALIZATION Everett Leslie and JOSEPH
Odell are recovering from pneumonia
The Hev. Joseph Poeton will leave her
about March 1, for California
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RI N ISL.

MI. and Mrs. William Hyde OF North
Hero are guests Of their daughter. Mrs.
L. NJ Rockwel.-M Cheeseman IS con-
fined to the house by a bad cold.--Miss
Helen Brayton returned to Burlington
Monday where she will resume her old
position as photographer for the Bur
lington Light and Power Co.-Capt. f. r.
Rockwell. who has been visiting his
daughters in Richford and Fairfield. has
returned homo.
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ISLE LA NOTE

II. Ct. Holcomb is very Ill. A trained
nurse is in attendance.--Sherry Skeels of
Crown Point. N. Y. was In town last
week. Mrs. John Chisholm of Chazy
spent few days in town last week.
Ernest Hall is very Ill with blood poison
ing. caused by nail in his shoe that
penetrated the heel-Miranda Jarvis was
home from Burlington last week.--N. w.
Fisk has gone to Boston to represent the
Isle La Motto Telephone company at
te,enhone conference
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WILLISTON.

Rama Patten Is better.-Edward Burn
EFT, who has been seriously III with
scarlet fever, is improving. -Mrs. NJ. W.
Clarh's family are out OF quarantine
George McMahon has commenced work IN
the creamery.-The 18th anniversary Of
the organization of the Christian En-
deavor society was observed by special
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday evening. Guy Lamson
conducted the meeting.-The Williston
basket ball team is very promising.
Their game of Friday, Feb. 4, with the
Waterbury team, proved one of their
best The final score was rs to "a in
favor of the home team.
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ALBURGH.

Meeting OF Congregational ministers
and aymen was held In Lockwood hall
Wednesday, Feb. Q, for the purpose Of
reorganizing the Congregational society
here. The ladies OF the society furnished
both dinner and supper, In the evening
Rev, w Parkyn Jackson Of st. Adams
preached an eloquent sermon and sever
al was baptized. The society now has rs
members. They expect to build a church
here In the near future,-Rev. and Mrs,
O. r. Houghton of Bakersfield were In
town two days last week.--Mr. and Mrs.
Z. p. Pym. who were called to Now
London Ontario by the death Of Mr.
Pym's mother, have returned home
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HUNTINGTON.

The Kings Daughters were entertain
ed Wednesday by Mrs. Jennie Barnes
Mrs. J. W. Spaulding spent last week
In Hinesburg. and Mrs. Hiram
Pierce will celebrate the Is anniversary
Of their marriage Feb Ia. w. Spauld-
ing visited his daughter in Rutland over
sunday.-Gladys johnson was home from
burlington over Sunday
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10 and 1.-Mrs. l.. II. Raymond who
has been visiting her husband in Bar
ton, was called home by the Illness of
her daughter, Martina.--Mr. and Mrs.
Winiblo uf Burlington who have been
visiting a, Eugene Quinns. have re-
turned home. Eugene Quinn was in
BurlInpton Wednesday.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Emma Ray of Brooklyn came
Saturday 10 assist in the care of her
father, L. 7. Herrick.-Mrs. Katie San
derson was in Milton several days last
week caring for Mrs. c. =. Sanderson.-
Mrs. Celia Costello and son, Irving, are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jesse
Wrinkle. William Gonyeau soon moves to
VIII Sweeney's place.
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"0UTH HERO

Several of the children at the Mott
home are III with meases.--Lemuel Von-
del has rented a large farm in Charlotte
aud expects to move there April 1.-The
Mutual BENEFIT society met at the home
of Henry Martin for dinner on Wednes-
lay. About ~ were present,-rhe fair,
which was TO have been held for the
benefit of the Catholic Church this week,
has been postponed until after lent
The thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero In several localities in town
last Monday morning.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Andrus' returned
to Barre Monday night. having spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Day.-Mrs. Bert
Cloe was operated upon at the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday The operatio
was successful and she Is quite comfort
able.-Miss Helen Lyon. who has been
i'll for the past week, returned 10 her
school in Burlington Monday.-Lttle
Ruth Wright, who is i'll with bronchial
pneumonia. was reported more comfort
nble Tuesday MIR. and Mrs. Elroy
McNall and Carrie Crockett left Tues
day morning for a visit in Boston and
vicinity. Miss Crockett expects to re-
main for several months.-An education
al meeting will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church Thursday night. Feb. 10.
Mason Stone and Editor +. l.. Greene
will speak on New Vermont. ALI
schools in town will close Friday for the
spring vacation.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continued from sad Pase,

Ntend the funeral Of Mr.. Loveiand's SIS
Ter, Mrs. F1int--tiansa Fraser and Scott
Fraser are in.--The little daughter of
~rnest Millham IL recovering from
neasles.-D. L. Stone Is at his home in
swanton.-James Mckenzie and Hilton
Baker have returned from Fair Haven
Hubert irish has been at the Mary
t'etehcr hospital the past two weeks
Tor an Operation llon his eYes.
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JOHNSON.

Sunday night was the coolest night Of
the winter, thermometers registered Is
and 2? degrees below with nerce north
west wind-Srr. ard Mrs r Fl. Royce
spent Sunday with relatives In Cam
bridge Junction. G. Bicknell and W.
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SWANTON

Mrs. f. w. Jewett Is visiting in Buff
falo.--A pretty good barometer of the
volume of business Is the postofiice
receipts. which were 80 per cent. lar
ger during the month Of January than
that OF the corresponding month a
,ear ago. exceeding any previous
,onth in the history OF the Office
Doctor and Mrs. o, A. Gee, who has
been here since the death of f. II,
hood. Mrs. Gees father, returned to
Brandon Tuesday.-F'rank Pierce
is acting as telegraph operator at
East Alburg. Tatro. who had
n paralytic shock last week, is criti-
cally il-Mrs, Florence Gates enter
tanned the members Of the Monday
club and the Shakespeare clubs at the
home of r. G. Sheldon Monday even-
ing. Mayor Wood of ST. Adams was
present and gave an interesting and
instructive talk on the G. A. r., its
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BEAVER.

Monday morning was the coolest OF 'he
winter 80 FAR, 1t being 20 to e below Ne'o'
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The auditors are to meet at the town
hall Thursday.-Mrp. Gaylord Baldwin
and infant daughter of Monkton Ridge
have been the guests of her parents. Mr..
end Mrs. G. W. Prindle, the past week.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be held this week at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Clayton at 7:30
o'clock.-Moses Flow has recently re-
ceived government patent on life
prcserver holder.-At c. y. Johns store
on Monday morning the thermometer rer
gistered % below zero.-David at. George
has been confined to tho house for a
week past with a spra.ned ankle.-Mi-
ton Clarke is recovering from chicken
pox. Frank Estey has Il telephone In
stalled in his homc.-Mr. and Mrs Fred
Cove are going the first Of March TO
Colyer, Kansas. 10 reside permanently.
Mrs. Sarah Horsford and her daughter.
Miss Geneveive Horsford. will move
March l from the Thomas cottage,
which they have occupied several years
tn the old Horsford Observation-Disclosures
lives in this town received word Mon
day Of the death, at the home Of her sis
.er, Mrs. Phoibe Stilson in Monkton. of
Miss Lucy Spear long a resident Of East
Charlotte, aged @,-Miss Mary Lessor
second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lam Lessor and Ivan Garen of Monkton
were married Monday morning at the
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel by
the Rev. p. Campeau.-Monday morning
thermometers registered p and lS de-
grees below zero at the village.
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Tuesday It was IS degrees warmer Mr..
and Mrs walter Hayward were called to
Swanton Tuesday TO see sick relative.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Ruth Tomlinson is working at
Willard Streeter' s.-Miss \. b. Nealy IL
II. Her niece, Miss Ada Brock, Is caring
for her.-tienry Pease was in BurlnG-
ton Saturday and Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Albert Munson have returned from
Huntin gron.-Georse Gle who underwent
an operation, and had a piece of bone
removed from his head, is reported to
be doing well.-The Dime society met
with Mrs. +. r. Davis "Wednesday.
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GEORGIA PLAIN.

There will be an oyster supper Tor
the benefit of the Baptist society ut the
church at Georgia ram Friday evening
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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-05-19
SCISSOR of Grove, in place of Il. F. Smith
who has resigned.

SCISSOR of Grove, in place of Il. F. Smith,
who has resigned.
Cameron Powder Co. Geentlemen-
"Dcbse" did not intend harm against the
Company in stating that the fues of the
of the shell boiler bursted, as one of the
employees reported it to him. Debse
has the greatest respect for the Com
pany.
The black water from the pulp mill at
Austin commenced runniag again last
week. We had heard it would not be
put into the stream any more, but it is
in all the same.
Chas Snyder has fine pig. He had
better keep it under lock, as it is worth a
big price, the way pork is retailing.
The Sunday School and lodges are
making arrangements to hold memorial
services here on Memorial Day. All are
invited to join in the work of placing
flowers on the graves on the dead heroes.
The Grove Socialist party are looking
for man of their party to represent
them in the Legislature this fall. 1t is
between J. Henry Logue and Henry
McGugar.
A good many idle men around town
lately. Not much work at this time Of
the year.
The Sinnemahoning Powder Co. is
still running full crew.
The Cameron Powder Co., made ely
cerine yesterday. Will be readyt to make
straight powder this week.
DEBsE
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HUN TLEY.

Mrs. G. j. Miller was an Emporium
visitor Saturday.
Thomas Kilbourn had the misfortune
to loose finger on his right hand, while
engaged in a job of carpenter work.
Henry Hill, of Grove Hill, was call
er in town one day last week.
Harry Teates transacted business in
Drittwood an Friday.
Anson Mason, of Pine Street, is doing
sumo repair work for w. r. Smith,
building new floors and plastering his
house on Park Street, South Side.
A. w. Nelson, of Hicks Run, called
on home folks on Sunday.
Walter Logue and Lewis caught ine
mess of speckled beauties on Thursday.
Rev. Smith preached at the old Hunt
ley Church on Sunday
C. Wesley Barr, of Pine Street, was a
pleasant caller in town Sunday.
c. w. johnson was a Remove caller
one day last week.
A. w. Smith returned to bis work as
watchman for the p. r. r. after a
months vacation.
Miss Gladys Hill, of Grove Hill, is
visiting with w. r. Smith and wife, this
week.
Lewis Smith, snare drummer of the
Huntley Band, is a great lover of flowers,
so they say. He discovered large lily
growing near the old Cemetery some days
ago, the largest that was ever grown in
this country. Lewis is cultivating it day
and night aud when it gets its growth he
will put it on exhibition at the next ex-
position. 1t is now about five feet tall
and makes a very beautiful appearance.
B. J. Collins says We need not look
for any warm weather until the comet
disappears and that will be after June
lst.
Mrs. Emmeline Summerson, who has
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CAMERON.
Still more frosts.

DUH more ITOsts,
Jessee Phoenix, of Panama, is visit
ing friends and relatives in this place, ar
irving on Monday.
Mrs. John Schwab, who has been i'll
for the past week, is much better at this
time and expects to be able to be around
again in few days.
G. L. Page made a business trip to
Remove on Sunday.
There was temperance lecture given
in the hall on Monday evening for the
benefit OF the Temperance League, by
Rev. Shriuer, of Emporium.
Robt. Boyd who has been i'll for the
past week, is again able to be around.
VIM. Wykoff, John Clark and Alex.
Schwab started for work in the woods on
Sunday.
Mountain fires were again started in
the vicinity of the Brick Works and
Canoe Run, but the rain Tuesday night
was timely.
From reports OF most Of the farmers
in this community, it appears that most
of the fruit has been damaged by frOsts,
The Cameron Ball Team lost the first
game of the season to Sterling Run, last
Sunday, score to 4. The features Of
the game was the pitching Of the Sterl-
ing Run pitcher-striking out 16 men
and the home run rap of Krape in the
9th inning. The Cameron boys played
fine fielding game, especially Sullivan
and Stewart.
LOUIS T..
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
SUMMER VACATIONS.
SPORT.

The time coming for summer outings Have you thought
about yours yet?
No country the face OF the globe contains so many
delightful summer resorts the United States, with It's
neighbor, Canada
The Pennsylvania Railroad will issue It's popular Sum
Excursion Book June l. and you will find ita won
derlul help in plotting out your summer trip
1t contains descriptions of about eight hundred OF the
leading of North America lists OF hotels and board
ing houses these various places, map routes and rates
from the prineia stations the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and other valuable information.
YOU have grown tired OF the resort you have visited
for years YOU may make selection from this book for
stay OF a day, a week, month"; or the whole summer,
You may plot out extended tour covering mountain
aud seashore, a fishing trip hunting auut by rail
OF boat or q combination OF both.
ANY Ticket Agent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad will be
glad to furnish copy OF this valuable book for Ten Ceu
or il will be mailed you post paid receipt of twenty
6vc cents by Geo w, Boyd, General Passenger Agent
Philadelphia, "a. 5oo.l4-2t
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STERLING RUN.
Louis =.

Mrs. j. A. Dice returned home from
Stewartstown, Monday. They expect to
move IN their new home this week.
Mrs. Wright, Of Erie, was the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Herrick, Thursday.
Vim. Krebs, of Pine street, is reported
very i'll at this writing.
&. q. Hewlett and wife were visitors
at Hicks Run, over Sunday.
Mount Hope Coal Co., are shipping
coal every day,
John Ebersole, who was recently in.
jured by runaway team, was able to
visit his parents, Sunday.
Washington Mason is quite poorly at
this writing.
Grabrille Tsrraboryllle visited his
brother at Pittsburg over Sunday.
Mrs. Ophelia Shaher and son returned
to their home in Austin Saturday, hav.
ing spent several weeks with the former 3
brothers, Mike aud Frank Parker.
Mary Summerson was called 10 Cam,
eron Monday on account Of the illness Of
her daughter, Mrs. John Sehwab.
BLUE BELL.
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MEDIx RUN.

Michael Long, son of d. X. Long
fell off the mill dock, distance of ii
feet, last Friday, and dislOcated his hips
and cut his head very badly. The boy
is getting along as we'll as can be expect
cd. He is under the care Of DR.. Mock.
Fred Quinton was a Dubois visitor
on Friday.
Mrs. Myrt Pontus, of this place, is
visiting relatives at Hicks Run and Sin
namahoning.
Thomas Smith and wife and Dean
Seely and wife, are visiting relatives in
Delaware. They expect to be gone a
month
Ben Chambers, of Penfeld, was in
town one day last week.
Chas. Mum, of Penfeld, was visitor
at this place, on Tuesday,
Mrs. Painter, of Brookyille, is visiting
relatives at this place.
Lewis Krise made flying trip to
Pittsburg, last week.
Alice Davis, OF Tyler, was in town
on Monday afternoon, visiting relatives.
The young child of Viloa Hamilton, is
suffering with sore eyes. The ehilds
sight may entirely leave it,
Florence Devall, of Force, spent Sun
day in town.
Chas. Smith was a Falls Greek visitor
on Sunday,
w. q. Bauman, OF Lock Haven. trans
acted business in town on Thursday,
Mrs. Pete Milhgan is suffering with
bealed jaw.
Mrs. Bert Shears is in very poor health
at this writing,
Mr.. Bostic, OF this place, Is suffering
with severe attack Of rheumatism,
A number OF men attended |, q. q. r.,
lodge at Benerette, last Saturday night.
BurrER Cur
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SINNAMAH0NING.

Miss Myrtle Shafer spent Sunday in
Emporium.
Miss Theo Penrith sprained her ankle
pretty badly, last Saturday, but is able to
be around.
Miss Ethel Runyan visited in EN-
porium last week, guest of Miss Jessie
Anderson.
James Russell and family went to La
quin last Saturday.
Miss Anna Anderson and Miss Ber-
tha Fulton spent last Sunday at Reno
vo, guests of Mrs. j. l. Gardner.
Mr.. L. G. Clemens returned to his
home at Newton Hamilton, last week.
Miss Matte Collins, County Supt. held
teachers examination in the school house,
Tuesday.
Mr.. A. w. Wylie, of Sterling Run, is
building an addition to Mr., Nathan
Silin's Store.
Miss Murie Bailey has returned to
her duties in the Mountain House, after
spending several weeks with her parents
on Mason Hill
Rev. Skillington, of Remove, and Rev.
Runyan, Of this place, went up the Fork
on a fishing trip.
Heber Wyk off spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Joe Summerson, of Emporium, was
here over Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Jordan and Miss Arm
stong, of Emporium, visited friends here
over Sunday.
Born, daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl johnson, May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Collier and son
from Panama, are visiting Mrs. Collier
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. WYkofi
Miss Mabel Buchanan and Iva Crum
are attending Summer Normal at En-
porium.
Mrs. Hy. Wheaton and sons, OF En-
porium, are visiting Mrs. Wheaton's sis
ter, Mrs. Earl johnson.
G. o. Meixell, wife and children made
trip to Emporium last Friday.
Miss Hazel English, OF Cammal, is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs Amos
SwartwOod, and working in the shell
house of the Sinna Powder Mfg Co.
Mr.. Amos Fenton visited his home
Emporium over Sunday.
Mr.. Zeb Smith, Of ST. Marys, moved
his family here. Mr.. Smith is employed
by the Sinn'a. Powder Mig Co.
Joe B. Counsil visited here last Satur.
day. lie accepted position at Tyler.
DIR. q. w. Gray made business TRIP
to Emporium last Friday aud Saturday
Miss Lula Logue, who has been here
some time, has returned to hel
home at Costello.
Born, sou, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. L
Shafer, on the Sth inst.
Born twin sons, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Piper, Remove, May, 10.
A number Of our people attended the
seven cent supper held at Dnftwood last
Friday evening, and also the Epworth
League Anniversary Services held al
Drii,uood Sunday evening.
| WIN. Donaehy died Tuesday, at biz
home in West Grove about three mile,
East Of Sinn'a. Mr.. Donachy has lived
at West Grove for many years, and has
been in poor health for some time.
Little Carol DAWSON a grandson OF
| i, r, Smith had narrow escape Tues
day afternoon. While playing iu the
! yard a heavy ladder was blown down BY