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about 10 years as brakeman. conductor
ana special railway policeman. The fu
neral will be held at the house thi.
afternoon at 1:39 o'clock.
In city court yesterday Acfore JudgN
n. y. Post hearings In the alleged lar.
ceny of dynamite from the storehousc on
tho IIoyt ledge were held, the two respon.
dents, George Roberts and Frank LARGO,
being held In the sum of $40 bail For ape
pcaranco Of the September term Of
Franklin county court. 1t Is said that
the two men were seen to come from thu
vicinity OF the Lodge carrying bags FROM
which several sticks Of dynamite uroppeli
this being on the day OF the robbery. Ace
cordlng to tho testimony they tool: a sup.
ply Of caps and fuse and went to tho Bay
to the creek near the covered bridge.
when thcy were arrested by Chief OF Pos
lico j. II. Mahoncy and Deputy Shorlt
John Alfred. 1t Is the genera. opinion
that the dynamite and other explosives
were taken for uso in fishing. which =, OF
course, against the law and subject TO
heavy fine. Rachael Lampherc Of Nil.
ton pleaded guilty to charge OF !ntoxi.
cation and was fined 50 and costs. Albert
Pcttingil Of Swanton wac arranged on a
similar charge and was fne,1 So and costs.
which he made arrangements to pay.
Mrs. Is. Melvin Hopkins, whose wrist
was Injured in ar automobile accident
Sunday, Is worry much better. rho acct
dent occurred while Il party consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. J.. J. Morton
and Mrs. L. \. Hyatt We're taking trip
through the Islands. All escaped any IN
jury except 3frs. Hopkins.
The following persons were married by
the Rev, +. S. McKillop Saturday: Miss
Gertrude House and ". E. Wood, and
Miss Annie Jones and L. Wheelock OF
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UNDERHILL.

MT. and Mrs. Arthur j.. Nay and Miss
Eva Nay Of Boston ure guests Of DR..
w. s. Nny.-Mlss Pnulna Morse who has
been spending the summer at Fairvlow
Cottage has returned to her home In
New York.-George Gravelinc. who has
been suffering from muscular rhcum-
atism for several months, went Monday
to the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.-Miss Gertrude Scribner and Miss
Chadwick of Cambridge. Mass, are visit
ing at c. L. Scribner's. -Misses Gertrude
and Helen lynn of Pleasant Valley are
spending n few days in town, the guests
Of Mrs. L. c. Fowler.-Mrs c. NJ. Lyman
returned Monday from Jercho.-Miss
Clara Bond of Burlington Is the guest of
Miss Olive Hayden.-Mrs. Gates and
daughter Of Montpelier are visiting at
Mrs. Edna Burnett s.--Wright r. Gale
grove was at home over Sunday.-Miss
Ella Ellsworth of Fairfax Is visiting rela-
tives In town.
Max Terrill and family of Boston are
spending two weeks vacation at his
brothers. Henry l.. Terrill.
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MILTc.J BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart richards spent
Thursday in Fairfax.-A large number
from here attended the circus at ST. AL
bans Monday.-Wilber Sherwin is tho
guestat Mrs. Jennie Fay's.-Winnie Sheen
returned to Burlington Sunday.-There
will be a ball game Wednesday at Geor-
gla Plain on Horace Woods meadow be-
tween Champlain and the Georgia Grange
team.
The lawn party for tho benefit of the
Milton Boro Church, given at the home
Of Mrs, A, c, Fay Friday evening, was
one of the most successful affairs ever
held here over $50 being cleared. The
Georgia band was in attendance. over
400 were In attendance TO lend support
to q good cause.
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SWANTON.

The special town meeting Saturday aft
ernoon for the purpose Of taking action
relative to the school question and pro-
vldng better accommodations for pupils
was we'll attended. After general disc
cussion the meeting adjourned for ono
week. The old union school charter has
been surrendered and the object is now
to have central school with IN appro-
pirate building in which the entire town
will he interested.-Wit the score stand
ing 2 to 0 in favor of Swanton at tho
stn inning, the 10th cavalry team defeated
the home team, to ., Saturday after
noon
The hearing in the case of Zen Will
liams. colored, and "Redney' Beor be-
fore Justice Gates on the charge OF
having stolen liquor In their posses
sion taken from Meigs hotel at St
Armand was completed Friday morning
and the court bound them up In the
county court for the sum of 300.
The evidence indicated that Williams
and Beor got the hotel man up about
midnight to furnish them something
to eat. They refused to pay for what
they had and put up something Of a
row, but finally paid and went or
Later the hotel was entered through
a window, which was pried open. and
II bottles of liquor, a jug of brandy,
a jug of wine and several dollars in
money TAKEN The st. Armand officers
got BUSY trailed the men TO Swanton.
whore. 1t is claimed, some of the bot
ties were found in their possession.
and Deputy Sheriff James arrested the
pair Thursday forenoon. Beor is a
i"pofer IN Swanton and Williams a
sort or migratory horse trainer, has
peeh mere about month, but claims
massachusetts, as ms nome.
T. ~ Shith, commodore of the Missis-
I""l "'"' 'lu'' ana ianlllN returned Mon
Jay from II mp OF TWO WeeN@ In Cana
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met August Q
with Mrs. +. c. Isham. a letter from
Mrs. Kate Towers of Richmond, county
secretary, was read expressing regret
that she was unable to be present.-Aiss
Florence Caswel Is passing the week
with relatives In Cambridge and John
son.-James Ryan Is at home from
Brockton, Mass, for WeeH.-Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Avery and daughter, Pauline,
OF Laconia, N H.. and DR.. and Mrs. W.
r. Tilley OF Richmond were at II, +. Til
ley's Thursday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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street. In the evening a reception was ten
dered them In Foresters' hall in the AL
lard block. They were the recipients of
many presents. Sheppards orchestra
furnished music. The second couple to
be married were Adelard Desforges of $50
East Allen street and Miss Len, Des-
FORCES of Sc EAST Allen street. A recep-
ton was held at the home Of the bride
and they received many gifts.
The quarantine OF the Fanny Allen
hospital for small pox has been raised.
and people are now free to come and
go. Tho patients suffering from the
disease have been removed to the pest
house and the hospital has been fumi-
gated. All the victims of tho disea Sc
are doing finely.
Gilbert Poorboy. colored. who es-
capped from an officer several days ago,
has been recaptured. He was arrested
at the Hiawatha club by Officers Ward
we'll and Barber sftsr he had put up
an energetic resiltLnce He was placed
in the W1nooski tooE.up. and he will
serve the sentence Of As days which
had been imposed just prior to his
escape.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. John Ellis is at her fathers. Amos
Hills. for "A short time. Later she will
join her husband In Boston. where they
will make their future home.-Mrs Ed
ward lombard went to Boston Tuesday
to spend the week. Frank and Nina
Gonyeau were in Richmond Saturday and
and Mrs. Minot Smith were
at home Sunday, returning that night
to their work at Graves'S Camp.-NIiss
Myrtle Hunt Of Burlington visited In
town the fret pf this week
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ESSEX.

Miss Emily Nichols is I'm Mlton-AIss
Myral Ilanley of St. Adams Is visiting
her parents.-A Ethel Wright return
cd to South Hero after being the guest
of Miss Alice Davis.-Mr. and Mrs T. ).
Lafrance and children of Lyndonville
are the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Cur
rer-Mrs. Nichols of Omaha, Neb., and
Miss Fleming OF Sommervlle, Mass. are
guests VI Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Weed.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Henry A. Brush, an old and much
respected resident died suddenly last
Monday night, death being due to a gen.
eral breaking down incidental to old age.
Mr.. Brush was veteran OF the Civil
War and in his day had been n very sue
cessfu farmer and dairyman 10 Is sur
vived by one son, Leonard o. Brush of
this place, and n daughter, Mrs. Maria
Bartlett of Jericho. Lizzie Brcen of
Barre Is visiting Mrs. Matthew Casey.
her sister.-kate McGrath leaves for
Buffalo ~ Y. this morning.--Thc bans
Of marriage between Ernest Como and
Miss Mary Parker OF Jericho were pub
lished ut st. Thomass Church Sunday
and those OF Thomas Flynn and Miss
Dora Campbell were announced Tuesday.
e. w. Henry and family arc in camp
ut South Hero. Gertrude Blondn OF
Winooski Is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. b.
Fremeaux. Harry Jackson and Mrs
Nettle Metcalf were married August TO-
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Warren Stehbins and children are
in Underhill and Jericho--O. F. Stone, n
former we'll known resident. is visiting
relatives In town.-A number of local
horsemen attended the races at Ferris
burrr Saturday
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Carrie Small, Nora Hins-
dale and Mildred White are at home after
spending a few days in Huntington.-Mr
and Mrs. Stafford Small of Wapello Iowa,
were at NJ. W. Hinsdale's the first OF
the week.-Mrs.. T. e. Hopkins and daughe
ter, Edith, OF Burlington are spending
the week with Mrs. Hopkinss mother.
Mrs. y. A. Hinsdale. seymour Hinsdale
and son. Lester J. IIinsdale, of California,
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RICHFOPD.

Water Is being pumped into the mains
from the Manuel spring, and this with
the recent rain has Increased the supply
so that all now have water,-Mrs. Fannie
Smith and daughter. Ethel. are visiting in
Wolcott.-Miss Caroline Bowen OF Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs
II. c. Comings, and parents, r. and
Mrs A. II. Bowen, of Berkshirc.-The
Altar Guild Of st, AIMS Church Eave
a lawn social Tuesday evening on the
government lawn opposite the American
Iiouse.-T, II. Haughey and family arc
enjoying an automobile trip to BOSTON,
and +, C. Wheeler and family to Ru,.
land.-Miss Martha McGrcSor of Man
fCnnuiunaL
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JERICHO.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Wilbur. who have
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. +. Wilbur, and other relatives bero
for a week. left Saturday for their home
in Portland. Ore.-Harry Jackson of In
derhili was married Thursday to Mrs
Nettie Irish Metcalf OF Undcrhill-Nr
and Mrs J. II. Stafford, ST.. entertained
their five children and their grandchild
Friday. tho occasion being Mr.. Safford's
birthday anniversary. Those present OUT
SIDE this village were: Mr. and Mrs j. D.
Stafford Of st. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Stafford, Jr. and son from the CEN
ter.-Mr, and Mrs. Loren r. Richardson
arrived Saturday from Crossweil, Mich.
and are with Mrs. Richardson's sister
Mrs. Cyrus Tarbox Mr., Richardson 10
brother of the late Mrs. Sarah William.
Jackson. Mr. Richardson has been IN
Rutland to attend the reunion OF hts rep,
ment, which was mustered In 30 vearo
hgo.-Dr. Goodrich and Miss Crapdau
were in town from Burlington SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Foster of Westrord
were with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs r.
w. Foster, Saturday.-Mrs. StebbIns and
four children of Charlotte are M II 7
Desany Six. w, Brown, who Is am,
ployed In the office OF the Durlinpto,
Light ~ rover company, Is at home for
weeks vacation. Iomer Day n, Nou,
YORK spent Saturday and Sunday Win
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs u IT
Day'-A' b. Joy was in Burlington Sat
urday'-Miss May White of White River
Junction and Ivan White. who ia en-
pioyed in the office of the Baldwin Rc-
iriserator company OF Burlington ore
spending their vacation with thoir nor
ehts' MT and Mrs G. w. White.-rho
baptist ladies of the Essex nor,sh me-,
with Mrs N. w, Wolcott Tlsrsdav
Wiilam Ring returned monday from
huntington, whore lie had been for n
rev DAYS on account of the illness OF his
usin'-Mrs. G. C.. Buxton and .on
maurice, spent Saturday in Jonesyille.-
g. a Derby went Saturday evening IN
johnson to remain a few days.-Mr. and
MIS- Harry Wright, who have been III.
| are abe TO be out-The young ladies' of
the congregational Church realized about
| vi from the Ice cream sale Saturday
| evening The instrumental and vocal Sc
iectlons during the evening were enjoy
able-Harold Prior OF Burlington Is at
l." {, Rice's-S Schools are to open Sep
TENDER 81, II. Williams has completed
/ tn foundation In Westford for the mon
| nment which the town Is soon to erect
| lester Vincent returned Saturday
morning from Morrsville. Johnson and
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afO guests at NJ w. Hinsdale's Mr..
11insdale went to California 90 years ago
and this Is his first yisit home
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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1911-02-04
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA
AND COFFEE CO

1t will be good news to every house,
wife in Bay st. Louis and Waveland to
learn that the local agency for the
great Atlantic ard Pacific Tea Com
pany has been awarded to P. Penn
Davis, who will call for orders and de-
liver regularly every week.
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Subscription: 1.5o Per Annum
OTE~E Delinquent Tax Sale for the City
" IOE=== of Bay ST. Louis, Mississippi

Monday larch ne
lhourss public the ngnest
thereon o the year o "
oas wills
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dian North West. Will Hunt and wife
will go this week.
Ben Galley is putting another adj
dition onto his barn. Rob Kendall
of McIndoes has charge OF the work.
Miss Mary Roy is visiting at Rich
ard Johnson's.
Claude Gillian is visiting his
family at Walter Johnson IS.
Mrs. Ella johnson came back into
Sunday school last Sunday with i've
young men in her class with her.
Miss Stella GilfiIlan of West Bar
net spent Tuesday of last week with
Mrs. Emily Albee.
Mrs. Gadley visited her home in
South Peacham last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matthews have
gone to Lisbon, N. H, to visit Mrs.
Mathews mother.
Muriel Somers attended the
Guthrie-Rowe wedding at South Pea
cham last Tuesday evening. She was
one of the flower girls.
Miss Margaret Smith has finished
work at East Barnet and will 60
home to keep house for her sister.
Mrs. Kendall, who has gone away for
her health.
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Forrest.

Joseph Simons Forrest died on
Wednesday after several years ill
ness. He was born in Danyille, May
4, 1886, one of family of eight
sons and a daughter born to Jacob
and Lydia futile Forrest. When he
was seven years old his father died
and he went to Tilton, N. H., to live
with his uncle. He remained there
until he was 16 when he came back
to Danville and lived on the farm for
two years. Afterwards he worked in
Lowell, Mass, and Nashua, N. H.,
until 1864 when he enlisted in Co. r,
1st New Hampshire Heavy Artillery
and served until the end of the war.
On Nov. 2, 1867, he was married at
Lowell, Mass, to Miss Emeline M.
Goodale who survives him. They
had two children, Eva j., who died
in 1885 at the age of thirteen, and
Clarence A. of ST. JoIlnsbury. In
1869 he came to st. Johnsbury to
work in the sash and door shop Of E.
e T. Fairbanks & Co., and remained
there for 80 years. retiring six years
ago on account Of poor health. OF
the family Of eight children TO which
he belonged only one is now living,
the sister, Mrs. Edward Taylor of
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PAssUMPsTC.

Mrs. Cora Fulford returned home
from the hospital Saturday.
Two young people were baptized
Sunday evening.
Clarence Bonnette has returned
from Chicago and will go back the
last of this week.
Miss E. Vaun Annis was the guest
of Mrs. Edward Vigneault in Little
ton, n. Fl. over Sunday.
Mrs. Dean Wells visited her aunt
in ST. Johnsbury Center one day last
week.
Mrs. P. Nolin, Mrs. Ford and
Mrs. Scott Sargent, Will Nolin, Char
les Lapoint of Claremont and Will
Lapoint of Manchester, ". H., were
here to attend the funeral of Frank
Lapoint.
Passumpsic Valley Grange have
been invited to Green Mountain
Grange at st. JohnsDury Center Sat
urday evening.
Miss. Elizabeth Walter OF Lyndon
was the guest of Ira Symes Satur-
day.
Caledonian Want Ads reach the Buyer
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Mrs. c. D. Vincent Carl Han
son, Miss Antoinette Gervais, w. l..
Knowlton, and Alfred Laliberte were
admitted to st. Johnsbury hospital
during the week. Mrs. Vincent and
Percy BonetI of ST. Johnsbury and
Guy R. Hilliard of Orleans
have been discharged.
An interesting part of the pro-
gram for the pre- Memorial day exer-
cises at the Academy will be the
roll call of the students of the school
who enlisted as soldiers for the Civil
War. Quite number of them will
be present and several of those living
too far away to come have sent
letters.
The monument at Mt. Calvary
cemetery in memory of rev. j. A.
Boissonnault is being put up and the
program for it's dedication on the
morning of Memorial day will soon
be completed.
The Ladies' Circle of the Church
of the Messiah will meet with Mrs. F.
A. Scott Thursday afternoon.
GROTON.
Joseph Williamson has Purchased a
Farm in Ryegate.-Locals.
Joseph Williamson has purchased
the farm of 1. B. WEIGH in Ryegate
and expects to move to the same this
week.
Alexander Cochran of Wells River
was visitor in town Friday.
E. T. Clark and M. E. Buckley at
tended the automobile show in st.
Johnsbury last Thursday.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. E. d. Kicker
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Pillsbury of
Barre have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pillsbury.
Mrs. Sarah French returned Satur-
day from Pasadena, CAL, where she
has been the past winter.
Alexander Dunnett of st. Johns
bury spent Sunday at Kicker Mills.
THE Old New Hampshire Home, =
which was to have been given last
Thursday and Friday evenings was
postponed until Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of this week.
Mrs. E. w. Clark has been sick the
past week.
E. w. Arthur of Burlington called
on friends in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Kicker, Mrs.
H. L. Tillotson and Mrs. A. r. Tay-
lor were in st. Johnsbury Thursday.
D. L. Whitehill went to Newport
Monday.
E. F. Clark has purchased an E. M.
F. automobile and is building a
garage neare his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wh;tehill
and little daughter of ST .Johnsbury
have ben visiting their parents in
this place.
L. S. Blanchard loaded car of
maple sugar Monday.
A. E. Kendrick finished work as
buttermaker at Groton creamery Sat
urday. His place at the creamery
will be taken by Mr.. ST. John OF
Cabot
Miss Grace Tillotson who has been
spending few weeks with her broth
er, DR.. H. L. Tillotson went to the
hospital at Montpelier last week fol
| treatment.
Miss Bertha Goodwin is not as
well being confined to the bed fol
the past few days.
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created to assume such responsible
ties and will be directly represented
by the general manager.
The general superintendent will
be in charge of all manufacturing
operations of the company.
In surrendering active manage
ment after a connection with such
duties for period of more than 22
years, Mr., Turner can take the rest
and relief from business burdens
which he has carried with conspic-
uous success for nearly a quarter of
a century, and the very best wishes
of his associates go with him in his
partial retirement He will still re-
tain his board connection and the Of
flee of president so that the company
will have the benefit of his long ex-
perience in the business through
counsel and advice.
The executive committee. is COM
posed of gentlemen who are we'll
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DanvilIe The funeral was held Fri
day at twelve o'clock noon, Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks, D. D., officiating.
Chamberlin Post, G. A. R., of which
he was member, was well represent
ed in the company which attended.
The bearers were Z. p. Leach, H. ].
Goodrich, John Page, C. H. Wood
bury Jonn Kicker and j.. S. Weeks,
and interment was in Mt. Pleasant
Forrest Of Greensboro, Mr.. and Mrs
Erton Shorey and son Of LyndonviIle,
Mrs. John R. Farrant of Newport,
Mrs. Edward Taylor of Danville, Mr..
and Mrs George Borland of West
Danyille and Mr. and Mrs. William
Folsom of Walden.
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BARNET.
Runaway Caused by am Automobile.
A Cat Broods Chickens.


Runaway Caused by an Automobile.
A Cat Broods Chickens.
AS Walter Harvey and Miss Clara
Holmes of Peacham were coming up
from the six o'clock train last Satur-
day evening they met Calvin White
hill with his automobile coming up
the dug way" Mr.. Harvey's horse
became frightened and ran, throwing
them both out and completely over
turning the wagon Miss Holmes
was considerably hurt 1t is feared
she strained the muscles of her hip.
1t is feared Mr.. Harvey broke some
of his ribs and he is otherwise bruis-
ed. The wagon was badly smashed
Mr.. Whitehill carried them to
Peacham in the automobile.
Mrs John Morrison has cat which
having lost her kittens, has taken to
mothering chickens She will get
into a basket with % little chickens
and lie down without hurting any of
them and lie there by the hour to
the delight of both chickens and
cat 1t is a very pretty sight.
There will be an entertainment
under the auspices of the boys and
girls club, by the Mandolin Club Of
St. Johnsbury, and reading by home
talent Friday night in the town hall.
Cake and ice cream Will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plyna Douse and
children visited friends here and in
Peacham few days last week.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the automobile show at st. Johns
bury last week.
Fred Belgrow and Jed Lame
started last Saturday for the Cana
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The Norma Quintette of BurIfng-
ton will assist in program at prize
speaking, June %.
Wesley Chester was in Plainfield
Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs Aaron Witham were
in North Montpelier Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Atkins and
child of Rome, Georgia, are visit
ing his mother.
Charles Kenerson of Barre was a
recent visitor in town.
J. NJ. Southwick- has begun work
ing on the roads.
Charles Hatch has returned from
Burlington.
Mrs. Abbie Smith is in Hardwick.
John Pike has gone to st. Johns
bury for treatment.
Mrs. McFadden has gone to her
home in Maine.