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days The lack of rain also was greater
than any April shows in that time. The
mean temperature was 1876 against a
normal Of 421. The highest reading was
50 the 30th and the lowest scven below
range was IS and the least 7. The pre-
valling wind was from the north. The
rainfall on six days was .76 inches while
the average has been 2.2i inches. The
month was composed of Il clear, nine
partly cloudy and seven cloudy days
The annual village meeting was well at
tended in the opera hall Tuesday even
ing. The following officers were elected
" A. Irish, moderator; j. A. Harvey,
clerk; Albert A. Ascltne, treasurer; A.
j. Croft, collector Of taxes; 3. r. Nc
Feetors. NJ. G. Cramton, j. 3. Kimball,
trustees Clayton Burt, water and light
commissioner for three years; II. f.
Reed. chief engineer; A. l., Mason, first
assistant; ID. |. Draper, second assistant;
l.. j. Archambault, Jerry Cooche, O. g.
Blouin. fire wardens; j. a. Harvey, Z.
II. Stetson, D. NJ. Rose, auditors. One
hundred dollars was appropriated for the
care of the parks and a like sum for band
concerts. The tax authorized was %
cents on the dollar.-Durlng the thunder
storm of Monday night the barn of T.
w. Smith near the Center was struck
by lightning and two cows and a calf
were killed and another cow injured so
badly that she had to he killed. The
barn was considerably damaged. Roy
Abel has been driving on mail route
No. 5. while O. w Holden has been
moving Bishop a. c. A. Hall will visit
this parish next Sunday and confirm
class prepared by the pastor.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
c. Centerbar Friday.--The selcctmen have
bought Of Boston parties another safe
as the present one will not hold all the
records in the town clerks office
Peter Ariel was found dead in the horse
barn at his brother-in-law's. Eleazer
Donna, on the Austin Lumbra farm Mon
day morning where he had gone to do
chores. His body was found at sis by
Willie Donna. The doctor pronounced the
cause OF death as heart failure The fun
eral was hell Wednesday morning at the
Catholic Church, the Rev. J. A. Cote
officiating Mrs. Norman Morrison and
children Of Boston are at Mrs. Morrison's
mother for an extended stage A.
Gardyne is building an addition which
he will use as the town clerks office
The Franklin county W. C. #. T. con-
venton will be held at this place next
Tuesday and Wednesday. There will be
outside speakers of prominence and the
public Is cordially invited The sessions
will be held in the Baptist Church-Peter
Rabideau cut off finger Monday at ]. C.
Hutchinss mill.
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ENOSBUPG FALLS.

Friday proved an unlucky day for three
parties whose teams ran away. A horse
belonging to p. J. Hayes. driven by II.
Powell, started from near Tatro's black
smith shop and raced down the walk on
Archambault street, where tho buggy wa.
demolished. The horse was captured neal
the school building with only slight
bruises. A loaded milk team belonging to
Harmon Abel OF Fairfield and driven by
Fred Linz took fright at tho better farm
Ing special and turned turtle" at the cor
rer near B, M, Halls. The tangie stopped
the team. Mr.. Linz had two ribs cracked
and the load was a total loss. Zeph Per-
ry, driving n team of w. J. Jones and
leading another. did not see the three
o'clock train at the crossing near W, G..
Bassett's until too late to stop Both
teams got across but the rear horse jump
ed into the buggy In front and all were
ditched. luckily with only minor bruises
The train was stopped and backed up to
render assistance
DR., A. M. Brown had a runaway Satur-
day near North Enosburg. final
figures for the IA naples on the farm of
r. A. Cross are 1923 pounds OF sugar.
The April just passed was the coolest
IN 20 years with q record Of three zero
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HYDE PARK.

At a special term OF Lamolle county
court held here Friday, the assistant
judges presiding. Jerry Beaudry of Chat.
eauguay n. Y. arrested recently for
representing himself to be ]. II. Hobart of
Cloverdale, and collecting a bill OF 81 80
from Cambridge woman, was arralgncd
and plead guilty, but attributed his ac-
tions TO being drunk lie was sentenced
to Rutland for not less than two apd one
half nor more than three years. with a
fine of $40 Sentence was suspended and
he was placed In charge of the proba-
ton officer. At the same time John Hut
chins of Cambridge had a hearing. He
was arrested for stealing several gal
Ions OF syrup from the sugar house of
Sherman Rogers In Cambridge on the
night Of April 16. and several gallons the
same night from l. H. Mellendy's sugar
house nearby, He was with one Alex
Wagner at tho time and both were i'm
plicated, Wagner is now in Jail awaiting
trial. Hutchins decided to plead guilty
and was given not less than two years
nor more than three at Windsor, with n
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foro the fire could be put out.-Schoos be-
gan Monday in the village and north
schools. with Miss lila Marshall teaching
the village and Miss Ethel O'Rooke tho
north .chool-Mlss Nellie Dewing com
menced her second term of school at tho
Center last week Wednesday with 81
pupils-Chester Colley and little son
visited his cousin, Mrs. Harold Whitcomb,
Sunday.-Mrs. Martin Clapper and two
sons Of Westmore visited her grand
mother. Mrs. Sarah Fox, Sunday-Mary
Chapman has returned to her home in
Glover after few weeks spent with her
sister. Mrs Arthur Brown Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Dewing spent Saturday night and
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. S. Wells
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Memorial services were held for Mrs.
1 outs A. Archambaut Sunday afternoon
. 2:90 p. m. in the Congrega tional Church
the Rev. 0. f. Houghton of bakersfield
officiating. Mrs. Archambault died at her
home here Saturday al eleven o'clock
April @, after an illness of about three
months of a complication of diseases
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery in
bakersfield Monday. April "a. She was
80 years of age and besides her husband
leaves nine children Mrs. Archambault
will be missed In the church and Church
Relief society, of which she was a
faithful worker.-The pink tea and sale
given by St Mary's Guild OF the Episco.
raj Church Thursday afternoon and even.
financially.-T many friends of Mrs. W.
NJ. Warlow, rector of the Episcopal
Churches in this place and In Sheldon. re-
greet to learn of her Illness in the SANTA
rum of DR.. Grace Sherwood in St Adams.
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ORLEANS
NEWPORT.

Edward s. Watson, superintendent OF
the Newport school union which includes
the towns OF Newport, Coventry and Iras-
burg. has resigned his position, to take ef-
tect June /. Mr. Watson has been super
intendent OF this district for four years
and It is only on account OF his health
that he Is leaving. cottage OF f.
G. Blanchard at Knowlton's bluff was
burned 10 the ground Friday evening
Walter Kip is out after being confined to
the house for few day..-D. W. Iildreth
and party have returned from Sarasota.
Fla. where they have passed the winter.
The funeral Of Mrs. Samantha bowley
was held Sunday afternoon at the Metho-
dist Church, the Rev. c. D. Lance officiat-
ing. The burial was In the Lake Road
cemetery.-The graded schools opened
Monday after a vacation of two weeks.
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al Sunday school will meet at the vestry
after school Friday. when supper will be
served and the winding of the Mavpole
VIII be Observed
Henry G. Thomas left stowe Wednes-
cay for Boston and will sail from New
York Thursday night for Havana. Cuba,
and from there will go to the Isle of
Pines. Mrs. Thomas will 90 about the
middle of May to Minneapolis. Both OK
rect to make their future home with
their laughter in Salt Lake CITY. Their
departure from stowe n much regretted
10th are natives OF stowe Mr.. Thomas
entered the Civil War as a drummer bow
IN the Ord Vermont regiment Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas lived in Grand Haven.
Mich, and Minneapolis for many years re-
! turning to stowe in 1896. During their
IeSiuence mere they have been prominent
| In civil, social and church circles. Mr.
lhofhas was largely instrumental in Sc
curing the Akeley Soldiers Memorial
buiidlhg Tor Stowe and superintendent its
erection lie was one of the founders of
the Lake Mansfield Trout club. He has
been Tor some years secretary of the State
Fish and Game League and was for 10
years State fish and game commissioner.
designing IN l9lO.-L. wilcox of MoretoWn
was in Stowe Tuesday and sold the house
on Bridge street occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
G.. S. Marshall to Elliott c. Stafford. Miss
Lila Beers of Cleveland, Ohio, is a guest
ut W. II. Douglass's and will begin at
once training the cast for the entertain
nent, THE County Fair" which the high
school senior class will wive Fri
Gay evening, May 12-The high
school juniors arc preparing to
present the play, "Tommy's Wife"
curing commencement weck.-F,liakim
| Iigelow is i'll with an abscess in the head.
Mrs. Charles II. Stone and daughter.
Who have passed two years in Stowe. will
| return about the middle of May to Mime
| apolis.-Elroy, the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Bailey is recovering from
serious illness.-School Directors Nor
san, Barrows and Cakes attended a meet
Ing OF the Lamolle county directors at
Hyde Park Wednesday.-Th Maypole ex-
| ercises Of the Congregational Sunday
school have been postponed from Friday
| to Thursday afternoon, May 11.-Tracy
Hawley at the Mary Fletcher hospital is
recovering rapidly from an operation
Harvey, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
| L. Gale. Is III
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WAITSFIELp.

Merlin. youngest son of Mrs. Flora Mo-
riarty, had narrow escape from drown
Ing Thursday. While playing with other
children near the river he fell in face
down, and but for the timely assistance OF
a. f. FAIR. who heard cries from his play
rates, and rescued him in an unconscious
condition, he would have drowned.-IMra
Henry Foster and son, who have been
spending several weeks with her father.
Cassius Joslin. returned to her home in
New York city Monday. X. Smith Is
very low with cancer Of the liver.-N. W
Tucker. who was taken III Saturday with
appendicitis. went Monday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Tucker and DR.. Howe
A golden wedding surprise party was
given Mr. and Mrs. Willard Farman April
y. About Is relatives and friends were
present. After a short program in the
evening. in which each OF the four chill
dren took part, refreshments were served
All of their four children are living and
tnere has not been n death In the family
In the half century. The seven srandchil-
dren were also present The children gave
a handsome Flemish oak library table
o. c. Miller OF Newport a gold handled
umbrella, A. j. Miller ~ Troy A hand
made cane, and relatives and friends pres
ent gave so in gold, Mr., Fnrman Is de-
scended from John Foreman, the lawyer
who drew the latter's will making the
mistake In spelling which has been uncor-
rected for five generations, who was born
In Baltimore. Maryland, In 1889. He served
u months in the Civil War In the 9Th regt-
ment, was IN several important engage
rrents including Spottsyvania. Cold Har-
Dor, Cedar Creek, and was at the fall OF
Richmond. He was elected to the Legis-
leture in 1896
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Womans Home Missionary society
met with Mrs Henry Pratt Wednesday
nfternoon.-Mrs Deliah Green of New
port passed few days with her sister
Mrs. Cyrus Goodhue. last week-Mr
Laing OF burlington preached In the inter
ests OF the Anti-Saloon League here Sun
day afternoon.-Miss Ethel Beatty and ia.
ther Of R!chford were at her uncle's, Johr
Jolley, Sunday.-Mrs. Horace Ewins OF
Waterville has been visiting her sister
Mrs c. r. Thayer, the past week.
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RICHFORD.

A very pretty wedding was soiemnized
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George z. Read when their
daughter, Marion Elizabeth, was united
in marriage to Dennis F. Wynne OF St.
Adams by the Rev. Silas p. Perry. Only
the immediate family and a few girl
friends who attended the bride were pre-
sent at the ceremony which took place
at four O'Clock In the attractively
decorated parors. Miss Fannie Hamilton
played the wedding march The bride
wore white satin and carried a shower
bouquet Of liies-of-the-valley Many
beautiful and costly gifts were received,
noticeable among them being cut glass
from the associates Of Mr.. Wynne in the
general passenger department OF the Cen
trail Vermont railway and china from en-
ployes of the Richford Manufacturing
company. From 4:30 to six o'clock about
one hundred guests attended the recep-
ton. The receiving party consisted Of the
bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Read and Mrs. Lizzie N. Dunning OF
Allston, Mass, grandmother Of the bride.
Refreshments were served by Misses
Glenna Aver. Rose Grel'oire Bessie Haw-
ley. Bernice Mosier. Mrs. Marian TAYLOR
Campbell and Mrs. ]. H. Hamilton Mr..
and Mrs Wynne left on the evening
Montreal express for a short trip and
will be at home after June at Ct Bank
street St. Adams
The rext meeting of superintendent
of school unions In northeastern VT. will
be held in this place May G, from $50 I'M
I'll 2:30 p. m. +. F. Greene, superintendent
CT the Richford- Montgomery-B Berkshire
union, Is secretary Of the organization. -
A special town meeting will be held in
Aver opera hall Thursday afternoon, May
II, at three o'clock. to see If the town will
vote to exempt from taxes for a period of
five years the property OF the Richford
Garment company, and also to see If the
town will vote exemption on the grand list
of 1911 to the same company The H.
rense commissioners have granted licenses
as follows: To j. f. Kelley a license OF
the second class to sell in THAT was for
merly the sample room of the American
House, fee $500; and to II. w. Mitchell and
William A. WEIGH. druggists licenses, fee
So
The special town meeting will be held
Saturday afternoon, May IS, instead OF
May IL as announced. The Rev n W.
Wolcott, pastor of the Baptist Church at
Jericho, is the guest of the Rev s. y.
Perry.-Henry Clark is visiting In Bur
lngton
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ISLE LA MOTIF.

Mrs. Osias Boyea mas returned to Geen-
field, Mass.-John Montgomery was at
hcme Sunday. Wesley Boyca Of Ellen
turgh was In town Sunday.-Jesse W.
Holcomb and son of Rouses Point were
In town Sunday.-Mrs. n. W Fisk has re-
turned from New YoTk.-Mrs John Mont
gomery went to Swanton Monday for a
few days.-Misses Dorothy and Amanda
Hill were at home Sunday.-Miss Beatrice
Uoughton was at home from Swanton
Sunday.-Georse Stinson of Massachusetts
was in town Sunday.
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BERKSHIRE.

The Dorcas society met with Mrs. C. p.
V. Lewis Wednesday.-L. C. Leavens of
Richford and NJ. A. Hull of Samsonville
were in town to attend the annual meeting
of the Berkshire Cemetery association.
1T was voted to build a vault this sum-
rer.--Napoleon White and Regina Gosin
Of Montgomery were married Saturday.
Announcements have been received this
week OF the marriage OF Harold Gilmore
to Florence Leslie, both of Chicago Mr.
Gilmore preached in the Second Congre-
gational Church as n supply student from
a theological seminary a few years ago.
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MCnRISVILLE.

Mrs. Anna HauTer, So years Of age. died
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Henry
s. Green. Monday afternoon. The re-
mains were taken to Pigeon Hill, p O..
her former home where funeral services
were held Wednesday and burial
made.-Mrs. 3. c. Titemore Of Pig
con Hill was called here by the illness and
death of her mother, Mrs. Hauver, and
returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Fannie
hckford returned Monday from New
York. where she has visited her sister.
Mrs. Harriet Smith.-Miss GLADYS Davis
has gone to Eden, where she will teach
school.-Mrs. f. j. Billings has returned
20 Belvidere accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. J. ]. Bill!ngs.-Clay Fisk, who has
passed year in the West, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Fisk Fred
Noulton, Alban Parker, Harry Hardy.
George Goodrich, William Fitch and Wal
ter lsham went to Greensboro Monday to
catch trout.-Mrs. Emma C1emmens re-.
turned to Hardwick Monday.-Mrs Lucy
hawking Of Cabot came here Monday
from Burlington, where she underwent an
operation, and is at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Leon Terrill.-Thc Rev. L..
o. Sherburne Of Burlington. secretary for
the Vermont Bible society. was n visitor
here Monday.-Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher and Mrs.
j. c. Jones were in Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. Emma Isham and daughter. Jennie,
ere visiting In Fairfield and St. Adams
Julius Bliss left Tuesday for Jericho,
where he will visit friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Warren have sold their farm to
George w. Circuit OF Waterbury
A new industry has been secured for
Morrirvillc, the Union Granite company
OF fardwick The company will employ
so hands, and 70 familie. will move here.
The firm will build o shed go feet long by
% wide located on the board Of trade
holdings on Wabun avenue The work
will probably be completed in August
Q. y. Russell has purchased Of r. r.
Child the Joseph Russell farm on La
porte road and will soon move there
F.. w. tfadlock died early Saturday
morning al his home on Laporte road
after long and painful illness.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. T.. j. Gates visited her daugh-
ter, Laurette, in Poultney Sunday
Mrs. w. E. Perley returned home from
Enosburg Falls Friday evening.-Car-
lyle Wells of Goddard Seminary visit-
ed hrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Wells, Sunday.--A daughter was born
Saturday morning TO the Rev. and Mrs.
Mand!go-Mrs. Hattie Boynton If
Everett. Mass. was guest at w. NJ.
smiths Friday night.--Dr. c.. r. Newton
and x. L. Ellsworth were visitors ia
Burlington Friday and saturday.-Eli
Wescott Of Waterville has rented Har-
vey Morgan's wheelwrrght shop and
taken possession.-Miss Elsie Linden
OF the Vermont Business College spent
Sunday at home.
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GRAND isle
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies Aid will meet at Vantne's
for supper. to-day.-The Rev, Mr.. Kidder
Of Westford preached in Grand Isle Sum-
day in exchange with the Rev MI Mix
The young son of Colonel Watson IS seri-
ously ill.-Ashley IIoag was called TO
North Hero to attend the funeral of Mrs
Oscar IIafon, who was Lillian Tassic-
The body Of the tiny baby found on the
shore Sunday morning was laid to rest in
the cemetery in Grand Isle. Nothing so
far has been discovered concerning il
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JOHNSON.

Mrs W. IT. Leslie has returned from a
visit to her daughter in Taunton and
Springfield, Mass, much improved In
health.--The base ball team defeated the
Stowe team IL to Saturday.-O. B. Lam
den has returned from the Island, where
he went to see his son. Will.-Bert Serb
ner Is confined to the house with a lame
leg.-E. f. Balch has gone to Florida to
see land that he has purchased there
Il. w. Shcrwin started his mill May and
expects to have his stock Of logs sawed
cut by July first
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HILL WEST.

Bramen Jewett died April 20. He was
FL years old and is survived by a wife,
two sons and daughter, four brothers
and one sister. The funeral was held at
the Advent Church Friday morning at ten
o'clock, with interment At Montgomery
village cemetery. Those who attended the
funeral from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A, Rushford of st. Adams,
Theodore Carl OF Lowell and Nelson
Benoit Of IIiphpsta
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Albert Patterson and three chill
dren are all i'll with the measles Mr..
Patterson has recovered and is up and
about the house.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Haywood and children visited friends in
Swanton Saturday and Sunday Road
Commissioner Thomas Cross has been
over the main road with a scraper. maxi
ing the road much smoother than usual
at this time of year
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ENOSBURG.

Miss Blanche Woodward of Enosburg
Falls visited her sister, Mrs. T.. l..
Kenfeld, Saturday and Sunday.-The
thank-offcring meeting, postponed from
Easter. was held Sunday at the Memorial
Church. The collection amounted to sl025
Flora Chaffee was unable to return to
her school Monday on account of the
easles.-Farmcrs have finished sugaring
and rennrt an nVernrn crnn
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LOWELL.

Mrs. II. H. Newton Is spending the week
with her daughter In Bradford.-Charles
Pudvah fell from ladder last week. in
juring his shoulder badly.-H D. STAN
nard OF Orleans was In town the first of
the wcek,-H. H Newton and @. E. Cur
tbs were In Orleans Friday.-John Smith
was in North Troy Friday.-The Rev and
Mrs. Bromley will soon move TO the
Methodist parsonage.-W, A. Blake has
been appointed town health officer.
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WOLCOTT.

H. r. Baker left Saturday for Lisbon,
n. H., where he has n position in a
hotel for the SUMNER ohm Kelley Is
visiting friends in Richford.-Mrs. w. o.
Davis is quite sck.-F. e. Peck is visiting
friends in Sharon.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Freeman are visiting their daughter in
Littleton, n. H.-A son was born to Mr..
ard Mrs. V. NJ. Darling Saturday.--C. S.
Hodge Of Waltham is visiting his father,
who is very i'll.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr. and Mrs. Olin Miller are the par
cnts of a son, born April 27.-Dr D. j.
Keean has bought Lewis Showers place
for a nominal consideration and is NOV
Ing in.-The Ladies Aid society Of the
Methodist Church held a social yesterday
afternoon With Mrs. Cora Combs.-Mrs.
Clarence Combs has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital.-William Coon
ings has moved to William Dawney's
tenement, known as the Murray house.
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sequcnt meeting of the vestry the rector
appointed Elmer Livingston, senior
warden, and the vestry elected G. IT
Cambridge, junior warden; C. M. Kidder
secretary, w. II. Barney, treasurer. G.
w. Smith, missionary treasurer Delo-
gates to the annual convention to be held
at Rutland June 81 are: Messrs. Cam
bridge, Livingston and Debarge: alter
mates, Messrs. Skecls, Smith and Jones.
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WASHINGTON
WATERBURY.

The rev. and Mrs, w. l.. Boicourt left
Saturday night for Boston and vicinity
for a few days,-'The following officers
of Queen Esther Chapter, No. 7. o. L. 8.
have been appointed by the worthy mat
ron, Mrs, E. e, Jocelyn, and assistant
matron, Mrs. w II. b. Parry: Adah. Miss
Belle Anderson; Ruth, Miss Vern Powell;
CONTINUED on pnGe ~
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FLETCHER.

Miss Tresa Corse is Ill OF the measles
The two little children Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Lamb are seriously III with pneu,
monia.-Mrs. c. II. Scott was In Burling
ton STANDARDIZATION Corse is Ill.
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YOUNGSTOWN.

A. f. Lawrence has made $50 gallons OF
syrup this season and over a ton Of maple
sugar.-G. w. Broadwell has sold his
farm to George w. Clark and purchased
n farm in Pitts1ed to which he expects
to move soon.