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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21
Carey Act Land Opening.

at Springfield, Idaho, Oct. 9th.
Springfield is situated on the new
branch recently constructed south
west from Moreland on the Mackay
branch; northeast of American Falls
on the main line. There are 10000
acres of very good land. Special
train service will be operated from
Pocstello to Springfield on October
9th, on the following schedules:
Leave Pocatello. ..7:19a a. m
Leave Blackfoot. ........ 8:15 a. IN
Arrive at Springfield. .9:45 a. m
Tickets on sale from Idaho points
October 26th., and 9th, limited t.
October Both. See agents for rates
and further particulars.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21

the liquor traffic, would be
enacted as the people might
demand.
IL the "wets" are strong
enough to defeat u constitu-
tional amendment two years
hence, that would settle that
phrase of the question for
good, but if a statutory prohi-
bition law should be enacted
next winter, the same straw
could have to be threshed
over again two years hence,
for the VETS would make a
strenuous effort to elect leg
islature that would repeal the
law, while the ''drys" would
be equally as active in their
efforts to elect a legislature
that would not repeal it.
We candidly believe that
the most sensible solution of
this question is to submit it to
the people, and let them say
whether or not they want pro-
hibition.
The democrats have always
been loud in tkeir cry that the
people should rule, but fol
some reason they don't want
the people of Idaho to be
given an opportunity to ex-
press themselves on the pro.
hibition question-they are
going to give them prohibition
whether they want it or not
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21

We wish to impress upon
the republicans of Bear Lake
county the wisdom of electing
the republican legislative
ticket. That Governor Brady
is going to be reelected, there
is no doubt, and it is therefore
essential that a republican
legislature should be elected
to assist him in carrying out
the party pledges and policies.
Should the democrats control
either one or both branches OF
the Legislature, the hands of
both branches of state govern
ment would practically be
tied 1t is certain that the
democrats would not enact in
to laws any of the policies
advocated by Governor Brady
and the governor would not
affix his signature to any oil
the special demomratic meas
ures passed by the legislature.
1t is just simply a plain, com.
mon sense proposition. II
order that the most good may
be accomplished, it is essent
ial that the governor and {
majority of the Legislature
should be of the same politi-
cal faith.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21
Win Give Prizes
For Largest Potatoes

For the four largest potatoes of any
variety grown in Bear Lake county
this year we win give cash prize of
81 and for the four next largest 81.
Bring the potatoes to our office in
Montpelier, where they will be plac-
ed on exhibition.
BEAR RIVER VALLEY LAND Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21

Yon are not experimenting on your
self when You take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for cold as that prep
Grafton has won its great reputation
and extensive sale by its remarkable
cures of colds, and can always be de
pended upon. 1t is equally valuable
for adults and chileren and may bt
given TO young children with implicit
confidence as it contains no Harmful
drug, Sold by Modern Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21
Call tor Warrants.

All Current Expense Fund War
rants of Bear Lake county up to and
including No. $50 will be paid upon
presentation at my office. Intetest
on these warrants will cease ten days
from date.
Paris, Idaho, Oct u, 1910.
J. r. PUGMIRE,
County Treasurer
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21

The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior to a plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale by
Modern Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21
THE HEATER WHICH MAINTAINS
A STEADY, EVEN TEMPERATURE

Throughout zero weather you can keep your
house plants by using Coles Original Hot
Blast Heater. It holds fire over night and
you can heat your living rooms for two hours
next morning with the coal put in the night
before Allow US to show you this heater.
Prices $500 and up. CRIB
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-21

DR. Alexander of the Alexander
Optical Co. of Salt Lake, will be at
the Hotel Burgoyne Saturday and
Sunday, Oct, q and 30 and at the
Paris hotel Mcndly, Oct. 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
MONTGOMERY.

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary society will serve
Ice cream and cake on the common Wed.
nesday evening.-Miss Blanche Shangraw
nnd brother, Krith shangraw. Of Beverly.
Mass, are visiting relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casavant OF Man
chester. Mass. are visiting In town.
Miss Modge Goodspeed has returned from
n few weeks stay in Worcester, Mass
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hurlburt Of st. Adams
visited at William Hurlburt's over Sun
day.-Robert G. Martin of Boston visited
his sister, Mrs. y. s. Parker. Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Meehan and Miss May
Rchar dson have returned from the Shell
don camp ground William Moffatt and
family have returned from Franklin
Pond.-The Rev. and Mrs. ]. 7. Baxen-
dale returned from campmeeting Friday.
Mrs. c. W. Goodspeed OF Poultney is
visiting In town.-Mrs. Katherine Hubbell
Of Dorchester. Mass. and Miss Dorothy
Cooley of Richford were recent guests
of Mrs. ]. d. Head-Afiss Margaret
Domino of ST. John Is visiting at Darius
Domina's.-Mr and Mrs. C. B. Mister and
daughter. Marion. Of Burlington are VISIT
ing In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Shower of Enosburg Falls are visiting
relatives in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

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MIRO r. 7 ca,. -. -, ,,,as-
dov.-Dr ana Nrs ~ n church
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vuest ~ NJ, ara ~. C,ar,a, A,orar-
land r,rr,,, -, cu.,o, 10 u.,,h
his norep,g ur o,,a A., ~ Tor
ri,,-.Nre ,vui,a,, AZ cinno,, ,ra Mr.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

from a weeks visit in Essex-H. II.
Smith Post. Women's Relief Corps.
Will meet for practice Friday after
noon Mrs. i. c. Glysson Of Barre ana
son. Ned. are visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. c. Benson.--Mrs. Il. G. Scribner and
two sons have returned from a weeks
visit In frashurg.--Dr. and Mrs. r. w.
Barrows and family Miss Lois straw
and Alden passed Tuesday Mt Lake
Mansneld.-Itev l.. r. Cole. superin-
tendent of the district union schools
~ Elmorc. Morristown and stowe,
conducted an all day session teachers
meeting here Monday Thirteen
teachers were present. Occasional
meetings OF this kind Will be held at
convenient points throughout the year.
THE subject of the Rev. A. G. Corn
wells sermon sunday morning next
will be THE Mistaken Christ. THE
program for the meeting If Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening
will include discussions ~ the topics,
"rhe False Economy Of Improper Shell
ter for Farm stock and Tools" led by
A. n. Lang: and What Proportion of
the Daily steps Taken by the Average
Housewife Are Unnecessary" led by
Mrs. ]. r. Campbell
The Rev. Eliza NJ II. Abbott ~ Melrose,
former pastor OF Unity Church, Is visit-
ing in stowe and will preach at Unity
Church nj 1o:45 o'clock Sunday morning
Subject IF sermon. "1dealism. -Reaburr
Mcmahon has returned from summer
school Mt Dartmouth Fred Harvey. wht
ompanled him home, has returned ia
! Lowell Mess.-Mr. and Mrs Steindmsch
and two sons OF Brooklyn, y. Y, ara
guests at T. r. Gele's.-Miss Alexiva
Campbell. who has been visiting in Eng
land and Scotland, has returned TO tina
home Of her sister. Mrs. Charles lIamel.-
Edwin Hall was in Montpelier Wednes-
day TO see his brother. Alvin Hall, AZ
Heaton hospital for serious injuries re-
| ceivcd while running threshina
machine In Willlamstown Tuesday arl
Morrill,. at Mary Fletcher hospital Bur-
lington. Is gaining and will be able ID
como home soon.--Airs. F. NJ Sears, al
Fanny Allen hospital Wlnoosk. is gain
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. =. p Pike and Mrs.
Porter and Mrs. Bradley Of Lexington,
Mass. visited Mt. Mansfield Tuesday and
= Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
JEFFERsoNVILLE

Mrs. Jemira Green. who spent a week
at her sons. II. W. Varnum has return
ed to Danville.-Mrs. Lorraine Holmes has
returned home after several months
stay In Boston and Northampton, Mass
Miss Mae Trick has closed her millinery
store AMI gone to spend several weeks in
Burlngton.-Mrs. Emma Reynolds has
returned from a weeks visit with friends
in Northampton, Mass.-Miss Sybi RAY.
more has engaged 10 teach school n Fair
field commencing next Monday.-Ths
ball game between Hyde Park and Jeffer-
sonvile was won by Hyde Park with
score Of 12 TO ll.-Mr and Mrs. John Mac
Nally and children were several days
the guests at f. W. MacNally's.-Mrs. CT
d. Lease had a birthday postal shower
Monday.--Mr and Mrs. Oscar Jaque.
We're home from Hardw!ck for several
days. the guests OF Walter Clark.--Niss
Bishop, who was guest for several
weeks at Robert ThOmas's has returned
TO Montpelier.-Th Rev. II. f. Harmed,
accompanied by his brother. came Wed e.
nesday to pack his household goods. re-
turning Saturday night 70 Rochester, n.
Y.-The Rev. NJ. Tr!l. wife and mother
have moved to the parsonage.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sargent and sons, Frank and
Richard, who were guests for several
days OF Mrs. j. F. Wilcox, returned "a
Johnson Saturday night.-The Woodmen'l
field day Wednesday was attended by a
large crowd of people. several camps from
out of town being present. The ball game
with the Bakersfield team was won by
bakersfield with a score Of y to 10. Din.
ner and supper were served at Wood
mans hall.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Miss Grace Brooks went to Newport
Center Saturday to supply the new
Baptist Church which was recently or
ganized ut that place.-Mrs q. G.. orion
and her daughter. Mabelle. OF Fairfax
were In town over Sunday.-The only
name filed as candidate for town repre-
sentative Is that OF the democratic cam
didate y. w. Pease. The republican
candidates names will not appear printed
on the ballOt.-Dr. q. 8. Clark took An
drew kennett Wednesday to Mary
Fletcher hospital for medical treatment.
"A party of twenty from Erosburg Falls
stayed in town Monday night on their
way to climb Jay peak, which they did
Tuesday.
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JOHNSON.

Ernest Mills Is having vacation OF
two weeks from his duties as clerk in
Nye's store.-Willard Royce of Saranac
Lake Is at hone.-A. T. chatham has
sumed his duties as proprietor at Hotel
Johnson. -Campmeeting closed Tuesday
morning after full attendance for two
weeks.-Mr, and Mrs. H. H McI,enathan
We're called here from Arlington, Mass +,
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. McIena-
than's father.-D. A. Barrows and party
were in Montpelier Monday. Nathan
Dodge was buried Sunday. the Rev l..
A. Ranney officiating. The g. a r.,
Sons OF Veterans and Relief Corps at
tended In a body.-Ciovernor Prouty has
named II. G. Parker as delegate 10 at
tend the conservation congress at WASH
ington, u c.. Septernher . to g.
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FLETCHER,

Mrs. John Brush suffered a paralytic
shock recently and is In q. serious con-
dition.--Harry spaulding. who Is III, re-
mains about the same.-Scott irish. who
Is Ill. vas taken to Burlington to the
hospital Friday. He was operated on
Saturday for appendicitis. Elmer Hooper
suffered a slight shock recently. Elmer
Crosier fell through the floor In the barn
Monday and sprained his wrist quite bad
ly.-Clifton Scott Ia quite ill.--The board
Of civil authority meet August q to re-
wise the chesk list.-sevcral from here at
tended campmeetlng at johnson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Bixby Of Cambridge
and Mrs. f. H. Kinds Of Huntington were
guests at Ira Green's Thursday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
SWANTON CENTER.

Howard Skeels Of Twin Falls. Idaho,
son Of the late Lucius w Skeels Of
Skeels's corner. Is visiting relatives and
friends here.-Twin sons were born Aug.
% 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Lumnn Robcrts.-Miss
Daisy Royce has been engaged as
teacher in Dist No. IL. The fall term will
begin Sept. 0.-Mrs. Earl Aver and two
children returned to their home in St.
George Monday after a ten days visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Y. NJ
Hubbard.-Mrs. Stephen Ieavitt OF Glen
Sutton. F. O.. is visiting her uncle. A. X.
lionsirger.- Lent and little grand
son. and son, clifford. OF Springfield.
Mass. visited AT Human Roberts last
week.-Miss Mary Dolan Is visiting her.
mother in West Berkshire.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

Ice cream and cake social Thursday even
Ing. August rs. at Harold Phelps. All
are cordially invited.--Carlton Griswoid
started Sunday night for Philadelphia
Pa. where he has a position In the once
Of Edward Hyde Of that city.-Miss mary
Cfford and Mrs. w A. rfford OF FAIRFAX
are visiting their brother. Edson' IN
Grand 1sle.-Dr. G. n. Brush is the re-
publican candidate for representative ana
Alexander S. Pearl Is the democratic can
didate. Frank Hoag. the Rev. Mr.. Allen
and Mrs Ella Gordon Edison unord at
tended the Sunday school convention at
Isle La Motto.
Arthur Goodrich and family Of Essex
are camping at Ladd's Landins.-Dr. b.
Haynes reports the apple crop Of this
section to be of a much better quality
than last year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
*. Burt.-Mrs. c. ii. Bishop and two
children of st. Louis are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Burt-Mrs. Ellen Macy
is visiting Misses Blanche and Mary CAS-
s'dy at Highgate springs.-Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Abbott, who have been in the
homo of 3. r. McFcetcrs. have returned
to their homes In Boston.-Mrs. A. T..
Stambaugh of Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. r.
Centerbar of ST. Adams are visiting Mrs.
Salomc Whitcomb. Miss Margaret Scam
lon of St. Adams hill has a position in
the telephone offlce.-Miss Irene snead Of
Boston Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. A. ]
Dnrrah.--A. 7. Stratton of Now York IL
visiting his parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. H.
Stratton.-Armi Mason has returned from
n few months stay in Detroit, Mich
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GRAND ISLE
ISLE LA MCTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Brown of Thomp-
sons point and Mrs. Shock Of New York
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 5.
Thomas Wednesday.-Miss Mary Mont
gomery has been visiting in Randolph
the past week.-Mr. and Mrs. z. l.. tish-
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher. and
chauffeur of Fall River. Mass. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ s. Thomas
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frog
gait and daughter Of East Orange. y. j..
are stopping at n. W. Fisks few
weeks.-Miss 10 I.engfeld has gone to
Plattsburgh.--M. H. Council Of Tarrytown
spent Sunday at Piney lodge.-Mr. and
Mrs. Allen and son Of Tarrytown are
guests at Pinoy lodge.-Mrs. Heaton and
daughter. Florence. Of Chazy have been
spending a few days With Mrs. Matte
Dcan.-11he wall is being laid for the
Woodinan's hall.--The late arrivals at
Brightview cottage are Or. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson, Miss Annah L. Wilson
and chauffeur OF Hudson. n. T.. Mrs j.
Herold. New York city. Miss Frances
Brown, Miss Leila l.. Brown. Harry p.
Brown and chauf feur, Fall River. Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Snlterfield of Buf-
falo. Miss Fisk of Brooklyn, Dewitt II.
Sherman, Buffalo. Daniel Vail Of Green
port. Long Island. MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Townsend of Wallingford, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ID. Harlow of Rutland, John Harold
OF New York city. J. ]. Cunningham of
Buffalo. y. Y, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson,
J. Louis Simpson, Jack Simpson of
Brooklyn, y. Y. Miss katherine +. Kent,
n. Y, Miss Mary F. Travis. of Brooklyn.
n. v. Miss Loretta A. Blakes. OF Brook
Ign, n. y. Miss Elizabeth G. LAWYER OF
| Brooklyn, n. Y. Miss Mamie Lolita Vane
of New York, Miss Helen r. Gillen
OF Brooklyn, n. v, Miss Gertrude X.
Doocy Of New York, Mr. Alex G. Wilbur
| OF Brooklyn, J. $. Lewis A. Bellegrade OF
| Whitehall. y. Y, James r. Godbank of
Whitehall y. Y, Aubrey e Meyer. Jr.,
of Whitehall, n. Y, Francis Derv!eux OF
Fort Lee \. j.. Mrs. o. o. Bell OF Al
burgh, Mrs. Lord and son Of Panama
were at W. s. Thomass Thursday
and Mrs c. Fl. Whtcomb OF Island Villa
Grand Isle and Miss Gait Of Boston and
Mrs. II. ~ Covell and daughter. Margaret
Of Brooklyn, n. Y. were guests a,
n. w. Fisk's Friday.--Mrs. Alice Bush
OF Cocoanut Grove Florida. has returned
to her home after spending n few weeks
nj Melvira Pike's.-Rev w. A. Hill occu,
pied the pulpit at the Methodist Episco.
pal Church Sunday morning. Mrs Walter
McCuen of Boston is visiting her parents
| MIR. and Mrs. Josie Duha.-Rev. +. p
Sterling has gone to attend campmeeting
also to New Hampshire for a visit.-Th,
Sunday school convention held at tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursda,
was complete success There were sew
era! delegates from Albursh, North Hero
South Hero. md Grand Isle, The speaker.
present from out OF town were Mr.
Pease of Burlington. president of tn,
state Sunday school association, l. V
Cooleigh and Miss sabin OF Burlngt OH
Miss Wagner OF Milton, Miss Talcott o
Williston and Miss Balch OF Burlington
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONFINED from page 81

which was claimed by Victor Cohen IL
developed that the lead had been pur-
chased by Neiburg for A. T. Thibaut
and the former was discharged
Word has been received in this city OF
the death OF Gertrude. daughter of Mrs
Partlow Yerka, of WATERFOWL Mass.
who is we'll known In this CITY M'ss
yerka was % years old
The grocery store of George H.
Northrop was closed Monday by
Sheriff George C. Holmes on an ac-
ZION for debt brought by Hasken'
Adams G, Co. Of Boston,
The St. Adams Granite company smut
down again Tuesday. throwing quite n
number of men out of employment IL IS
expected that the plant may resume op-
era,ions shortly
The bankrupt stock of Buck & Greene.
comprising hardware and PLUMBING sup
plies has been sold by Trustee John
Kearney to Z. F. Paige of Concord, ~.
Ii. Mr. Paige intends to open the store
and sell the stock al retail
The wedding Of Mrs. Addie NJ. Evans
II Fairfax and Joseph II. Blake Of Milton
look place here Tuesday afternoon, JUS
ice John Kearney performing the cere-
nony.
The funeral of William r. Brudncll,
one of the victims of tho accident at
Mortified Falls Sunday, was held at
St. arys Church Tuesday morning at
eleven o'clock. the Rev. D. ]. O'Sullivan
and Rev. r. J. Cahill OF Enosburgh Falls
officiating The bearers were ]. F. Ma
honey, Edward T. Buck. Thomas Culey,
w. e. shannon, w. II. Mariarity and
John Howriean. Large delegations from
the knights Of Columbus, Order OF
Railway Conductors, brotherhood Of To-
connective Engineers and Railway Train
men, and st. Adams Aerie Traternal
Order Of Eagles. attended the funeral.
The burial took place In Holy Cross ceme-
terry.
Luther W. Hakey of Bellows Falls and
Mrs. Ervina r. Hunt OF Worcester were
married Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Warner The Rev. J. ).
Brown performed the ceremony.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr., and Mrs. W. II. King Of Fairfax,
who have been spending a few days at
w. V, Farrs camp, returned to Fairfax
Sunday, Miss Lureta Bates of Essex Is
spending few days with W. v. Farr
and family,-Dr. Branch was placed In
nomination for town representative by the
republicans Saturday night and Alex
Pearl by the democNts.-Over STA was
collected In toll on the Grand Isle bridge
IN the month OF July. Large numbers of
fisherman come to this bridge every
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Of Grand fsle have an
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BEAVER.

MISS Helen Leach and Edmond Leach
nave been visiting n few days in ST. Al
bans and swanton.-Mr. and Mrs Edwin
strait have been visiting In Hardwick-
MISS Helen Leach goes to-day to Stowe
FOR few days.-Mrs. Walter Rowland
has been the guest Of Mrs. Willis King
the past week-Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Crafts
ana daughter. Ruth. from Burlington
were at the home Of Harry Crafts Sun
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EDEN.

George Giichrist and family have re-
turned to their home IN Newport The
body OF Mrs, Alley Estus Of Fairfax was
brought to Eden and placed beside he,
children in Eden cemetery.--The buildin gs
occupied by Melger Wood, with the hay,
were burned Sunday.-At the republican
caucus John Smith received &c votes and
Urban Fletcher 24.-They will both try
for the Office of rcpresentative.-Tha
ladies' Of the Dorcas society will serve a
dinner on election day.
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last Tuesday, and stayed over night at
the summit.-Thc school directors have
bought some land Of A. Brown and az
moving the schoolhouse back so as 70
make n playground.-The women Of the
Second Congregational Church will hold
pink and green social Thursday even
ing.
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SWANTON.

William James, n farmer Of this place,
died suddenly Friday night Of heart fail
urc al the age of - years. Mr.. James was
about the village Friday morning ap-
parently in as good health as usual. He
went to st. Adams and on his return foil
to the floor of his room Mrs James heard
the sound and fastened to his assistance.
hut before medical aid could reach him
he was dead, Beside wife he leaves a
son, Grin James. and daughter. Mrs. ].
o. Russell. all of this place. The funeral
was held Monday.-Mrs. Grove Jack
son OF IIillsdale. Mich. was called here
by the death Of her father Rev. 1ssac
| Hyatt.
The funeral of William James was held
from the house at ten Monday morn
| ing. the Rev. C. u. Pierce officiating, with
burial In Riverside cemetery--Dr ana
Mrs. Pegs Of New York are guests Of
Mr. Peggss mother. Mrs. Charles Keen
an of Canada street.-Iohn Wolty, n guest
at Hotel Champlain was called suddenly
Monday TO Memphis Tenn. by the Sc
rious illness of his uncle-Fred Webster
has been nominated as democratic candi-
| date for town representative.
| Mrs. Mary Blake aged - years, died
| at six O'Clock Monday evening. She has
always lived in this village. She Is
| survived by six children Mrs. C. A.
Webster. Mrs. l. r. Cray and Mrs. +.
II. Brown of Swanton. F. e. Blake OF
Highwater, p. O., G.. A. Blake of Green
field. Mass, and r. II. Blake Of Hard
wick. The funeral was held We'd
nesday.--The funeral of the Rev Isaac
Hyatt. aged 70 years, was held Mon
the house at two o'clock and from the
Methodist Church NJ 2sO The Rev:
+. J. Ra nslow had charge and the Rev
Mr., Brown Of st. Adams. Rev. Edward
Stone Of the Episcopal Church and the
Rev c. n. Pierce Of the Methodist
Church assisted. The members Of the
w c. T. U. attended in body and
Mrs w 8. Judd sang several selec-
tons Burial was in Riverside ceme-
terry.
Miss Agnes Kelley and Miss Alvnn
Greenleaf are spending their vacations
with friends In 81. Alhans.
The funeral of Mrs. George Blake
was held yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock from the house. the Rev r. j.
Ranslow officiating The bearers were
George Blake of Greenfield, Mass,
Frank Blake of Highwater. =. O..
Robin II. Blake Of iardwick c. A.
Webster, l.. +. Cray and F. II. Brown
OF Swanton. Intorment was in the
Church street cemetery