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WATERVILLE.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lock February 3.--Mr and Mrs.
Henry Mcfarland of Hyde Park spent
Sunday with his father, Captain McFar-
land-Mrs. George Mann is in jay caring
for her daughter, Mrs Charles Westcot,
who Is ill-Mrs. Charles Tobin of Cam
bridge Is In town caring for her mother.
Mrs f. h. Westcot, who is ill.-Mrs,
Mary Armstrong died after a brief illness
81 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Pierce.
with whom she has been living for sew
cral years. Her remains will be taken To
Blnghamville for interment Luke Potter,
an old and honored citizen, died at his
home Thursday morning. February 2,
after a severe attack Of grip and hrOn-
chits. The funeral service WAS held at
the church Sunday afternoon, with the
Rev G. u, Pierce Of Swanton. q former
rastor. In charge. Fntomhmcnt was in
the new vault al the town cemetery. Mr..
Potter was born April ., 'S27. in the north
part of the town. lie was twice married.
his first wife being Harriet Mcrrick and
his second wife Sarah BARRIER widow of
John II. Page. Excepting sister Mrs.
Lydia Herrck of Nashua. y. H., ana
some nieCes and nephew. h. Is survived
by no near relatives NJ Potto: enlisted
for service in the civil War Juno :. ST.,
from which ne received an hororabl" dis
,large at the close Of tho War. Hc was
FOR many years a valuable member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
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daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r. johnson. Robert SAINT
returned to Dartmouth College Monday
The friends OF Mrs. Fred Curtis are
pleased know of a slight imnrovomeut
in her condition The thermometer reo-
istered p degrees below zero in many
places Monday morning, and at noon
there was a difference of 40 daproos
Nelson Morse was very i'll Monday
y. {, Greene was more comfortable
Monday though still very ill.-Mrs Emo
gene Goodalo of South Royalton arrival
Sunday 20 pass a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. II. II. FTayward.-A. +
Rcll who has hecn III several DAVIS with
the grip. is Tow able to he at his nI,co
Of business.-A. H. Powers was in Mont
one OF the worst snow storms of tho
season prevailed here Tuesday. at noon
nearly a foot having fallcn.-H. l.. Patch
left here Tuesday on business connected
with the settlement of his fathers
estate In Fellows Falls and will he away
through tho entire week.-Mrs.. Alcttba
Bailey Smith went to East Montpelier
TUESDAY moiuinc, whore she will he
the soprano solo!st NJ the musical con-
vention-Justin Holman has purchased a
shop ut Heanville of i. H. Dubois and
for the present ne and Mrs. Holman
are living there News has boon received
hero W the derth Of NJ Ellen Chat
Geld at Clarcmont, y. IT, Mrs. Chatfield
is the sister OF Mrs. Ann Noulton and
Mrs. Mclassa Chadwick Of this place
Mrs. Ann Moulton and Mrs. Melissa
Chadwick left for Clarcmont. y. H..
Wednesday to attend the fInoral OF their
sister, Mrs Ellen ChatGeld. Mrs. V ~.
King Of Bethel and her sister. Ms.
Howe Of Conway. Ne, We're the guests
Of II. c. Gilbert TUESDAY THE Country
Minister" given by local talent Tccs-
day evening, was a success. the proceeds
for the clock fund amounting 70 about
SloN.-Mrs. Myrtis W. Chamhellin went tn
Springfield Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF her grandmother. Mr. kate s
r. Fairh anls.--Ladies' night was cole
DRAFTED by tho University club at the
parish house Monday ovoning.-'rhc
decorations OF red and green were very
attractive. Mrs. n. &. Greene Is snll
very i'll, though some what more comfort
able.-Nelson Morse. the brother Of d. ~.
Morse diod Tuesday the result of an
Illness of three days with pneumonia
Mrs. Frank Herrick is in very poor health
with valvuar heart trouble.-Mr. ana
Mrs. John Rogers. who have been in
Montpelier to attend the funeral ~ NJ.
Rogers's father. Eugene Rogers were
hero Wednesday on their way home to
fethel Mrs Charlotte Luce went TO
Lebanon "Wednesday for n few days
Mrs. Einog ne Goodale. who has been
with her daUghter Mrs u. r. Hayward,
since Sunday. went to her home in South
RoyaltOn Wednesday,
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WATERBURY CENTER.

The Misses Smith of Morrisvlle were
guests of G.. II. Stevens recently There
will be Baptist donation at the lodge
next Friday evening, February 10. \
chicken pie supper will be served The
Methodist sociable at Mrs. J. O. Free
man friday was largely attended The
farmers meeting at Grange hall Friday
afternoon and evening was somewhat OF
disappointment TO people who went
with the expectation OF deriving benefit
and acquiring information that would he
% assistance 10 the farmers Of Vermont
only two Of the five speakers advertised
put I'm an appearance one Of them gave
very Interesting talk on matters of alb
so'ute'v no interest 70 Vermont farmers.
The other handled his subject in a very
ahl" manner, but used tho same charts
and covered the same grounds that he
had covered here twice before.-Four can
didatas We're Initiated AZ the Relief Corps
m., tins saturday,
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is moro comfortable--J. W. Moody has
been confined to tho house for few
days.-Annie Dorothy Palmer and f.
Huntl"y Palmer arc able to lie ont after
a weeks illncss.-Mrs. VI. a. Hoadlev.
Wh" mas been quite III, is better Mr.. and
Mrs .. T.. Scott leave Thursday for a
nohths Wait to bis brother in Elgin
III Mr.. ana Mrs Eugene Ashline have
returned from u visit to relatives in AL
Durr. Mrs. charles Perry of Barre is
the guest Of Mrs r.. r Dcmeritt Luther
Graves Is improving.-Llttle Myron
Grave" Is at homo again after weeks
at the Heaton hospital, following an oper-
atlon FOR appendicitis.-Char Stewart
is off duty AZ the Central Market be-
cause of illncss.-B. r. Demeritt viii at
tend this week the Canning convention
at Milwaukee. wis.
MISS vera Powell has returned from
her homo In Post Mills and resumed her
position as assistant in the high school,
Mrs. T.. " Jones Of Waitsfeld. fornerlv
Miss Guptil of this place. Is doing nicely
at the Mary Fletcher hospital where
she was operated upon for appendicitis.-
The deer which has been kent in the
enclosure at the Waterbury Inn for 50
long, died Tuesday and was disnosed OF
by Game Warden parohor. This deer
was known as Buster and was the first
Of tho deer at the lnn.-Two nieces of
bone We're removed from the leg of James
Traverse Tuesday by Dr. Steele. Mir
Traverse was badly hurt I'm the woods
over wear aro and was at the FANNY
Allen hospital for a long time His
limb has never hoaled.-,Tustin Bupbee
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

store.--Carlos johnson went to Franklin
Saturday on business Mrs W. T.. Smile,
who has been assisting in the care of her
mother, Mrs. u. c. Smith, returned to
Waterville Saturday. Hounds we're seen
chasing a deer on the meadow of Mcssrs
Gauvin and Sweet on Laparte road Fri
day night Mcssrs. Gauvin and Sweet
frightened off the dogs and Grove the
deer, a doe, to their barn. where it died.
il was badly torn about the hlndquartcr
by the dogs.
Mrs. c. A. Tatro has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospitel, and though in n
very weak condition ia improving as
rapidly az possihlc-NliHs Laura tairc
went to her home In Z CHORD Tuesday
ard will return here at the opening Of
the district schools IN the spring. The
Roy. W. f. Baker went to Montreal
Tuesday G. l.. Bates was in Bur
lington Tuesday .-Mr and Mr7. r. W
Potter went to Wocott Tuesday 10 visit
relatives.--Mrs. s. Slocum, who has been
passing the winter in Hardwick with
ATrs. A II. Batchelder, is at home for
q short visit. accompanied by Mrs
Batcheder.-Mrs. w. p. Smile Of Water
vile returned here Tuesday Ia help care
iOi Hei IlUtncI, h1S. -. Z. smith, VINO
remains In a critical condition. -Harold
Fisher is ut home from the L. v NJ.
burlington, on account Of illness.-Mrs
Emma Isham was called 20 East VAR
field Wednesday by the death of her
brother-in-law. Eugene Tupper.-NIrs NJ
r. Boardman vent to Burlington We'd
nesday for a two days stay with her
son, Winfield Roardman. who Is attend
Ing the L. " M-M,ss Elsie sternes Of
Weetford. who has visited Miss Grace
Prior, returned home Wednesday
Arthur Waite left Wednesday on a bust
ness trip TO Granville, n. y, and other
points.--Mr and Mrs. H. j. sleeper and
daughter. Esther, Of Waterbury are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. O. Henry Prior.--rrhe
annual masquerade dance given by
Lamoille Lodge, N. L. o. P, will be
held at the town hall Friday evening,
February II.
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LOWELL.

The remains Of William T. Patterson,
formerly of this town, were brought here
Tuesday from Troy for the funeral and
intermeut MI Patterson died of pneu-
u,onia Sunday morning at the home OF
Airs Gray, whore he had been employed
for some time past. He was about Ga
years Of age. and had been resident Of
this town for many years, holding many
important Offices He represented the
town i'm 1902 i'm the General Assembly
There was u fire Saturday morning in the
House Of +. r. Murphy, causod by setting
"a pail of floor paint on the stove to warm.
At the home of her parents, Mr., and
Nre Francis Coolheth, Emma, wife of
Clement Roya, died sunday morning,
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WATERBURY

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HYDE PARK.

The temperature was 20 degrees be-
low zero here Monday morning.--7Irs
A d, Robbins Is inprovinR.-Mrs
Martha Dodds of AibGrs Is spending a
few days in town.--Mrs. Z. G. Page is
confined TO the house by illness.-Alrs
Charlotte Brown is very il.-Mrs.
Cushing Nichols, aged Sc, died Sunday
morning Of pneumonia. Her daughter
Sled February !, and nor husband
HE latter part Of December, The
funeral was held at two o'clock Tues
day afternoon.--Judge Taylor came
hore Saturday TO hold a court OF chan
:ery, but the Illness OF a witness pre-
vented and the hearing was adjourned
until February 18--Mrs Frank Tmer-
son Is spending two weeks with
friends in Fitchburg, Nlss.--The
"Deestrict Skule" Is to he given soon
Ivy local talent.--Colonel Mcfarland has
moved into the George Parker house
Miss Alice Tyndal is suffering from
nervous p"os'ration.
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Christopher r. Noble has noved FRO,
the west part Of the town IN ~ pa.'
he't Farm, bought of William - nd.
John w 1ibhard'g farm and ,at,,r ,','''
session.-The Row T. Il rot,nr ~.
s'rVic" at the Methodist Church in Iyes,
Berlin sunday morninp--cbar,.s poos
ana TanIlN OF Clarcmont. y. H. arc ,ts.
ting at William j Feoror,s Ma ,t1
mon J. Douglass and daughter Of CON.
V"i'' ~ H., are guests At Moses Clultcv's
At meeting Of the Conpreg.,toraI
""'n Hit'r service Sunday morning
II was voted to ask the Rev Simon r.
'o"uhoart % continue his pastorate an.
other year from May ]. -Constable lob,
- h'e'cr reports that he has enter
'alhe' " guests over night at the lock.
up since last March. Most OF these uers
voluntary dodgers The Ladies' Ala
society met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs v ". Eddy The village
schools icop"rod Monday Dlphtheria has
been limited TO the one case Of Marion
Grant who IS recovering The Grant
home Is quarantincd.--Albert Levine. III,
expert ono-handed SAWYER whose work
last year created much surprise and
comment has been engaged for this eoa
son at The saw mil Of 4. y. W3shburn.
A daughter was born January q IN
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Geamore.-A daurb-
ter was born February TO Mr.. and Mrs
y. '"resa -Tno Woodbury. Granite
quarry has shut down Indefinitely. proh.
ably for the rest of the winter Tbs
company Is FAR ahead II Its orders both
at the duarrr and shed.-Mr and Mrs.
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BENSON.

There is to b. II farmers meeting at the
town hall under the auspices Of the state
commissioner Of @Gricultur" Thursday
afternoon and eveulng. Mrs. Louise ~
Jones' widow of tho late Or. Henry r.
Jones, celebrated her soth birthday Thurs
day. February ,. She received over 90
post cards, The pastor of the Cougrega-
tionsl Church, the Rev. Evarts Kent re-
turned Friday from Enosburg Falls after
an absence of about two weeks Mrs j.
{. Klng,kwho has he"n critically III for
weeks Is now gaining with fair prospects
Cf recovery.-Dr, J. =. Newton who has
had quite a serious Illness, is now appar-
entity well again Clark W. Odell and
Mrs. Odell of Barre are visiting their for
mer neighhors here.-Mrs. Jasper r. Root
celebrated her 44th birthday last Tues
day.
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WEsTFIELD.

The three weeks old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ryder died last We'd
nesday The funeral was held at the
home Friday, the Rev. j. r. Bowman
officiating. Mrs. Ryder's sister, Miss
Alice Stacy Of Springfield, Mass, came
Thursday to remain n whie-The Rev.
Nj. w. Farman is preaching at Lyndon
vile this month during the absence OF
the pastor.-Miss May Goddard has
closed her engagement as bookkeeper for
the Lane store at Newport owing to
continued Ill health.
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or A MGE
RANDOLPH.

Mrs c. r. Pratt was in Bethel saturday
visiting her sister, Mrs lG. f. Brown -
Mrs Fred Dudley ANA childrcl went to
Newport, y. H., Saturday for few
weeks visit with relatives --AIrs. Mary
Talbot, visitor at Mrs. Norman Greene $,
returned to South Royalton saturday ac-
companicd by Mis- Eva Greene Mrs
Norman Greene is seriously Ill., Mrs
Fr~d Curtis was more comfortah lr
Saturday. annual meeting OF the
ranatOrium Aid society was held at the
parish house on Friday afternoon when
the following officers were elected: ~ -i-
dent, Mrs Lucinda Cleveland; yicc-ir,si-
lents, Mrs. a. e. Bass, Miss Carrie
eaton; secretary, Miss Annie Walsh. as
distant secretary, Miss Desirre Moulton:
treasurer Mrs. r.. A. Thomus; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Fraser Met2gcr; executive
committee Mr. Belle DuHOis, Mrs r.. q.
Blanchard. Mrs. Y. A. Grant, Mrs l.. \.
RusslOW, Mrs. w. r. Sargent The pres
cnt membership ie 9S. The masquerade
given hv the senior class Of the 4, w. S.
Friday night vas much enjoyed.
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RETAIL FRUIT.

supreme court, which opened in Montpel-
Ter, Tuesday, seems to have gone to piecoi
and unless other business is brought for
ward there is NO reason why the end OF
the term may not be reached to day. Two
Washington county cases, the last on
the docket We're argued yesterday. They
we're Oscar Thompson VS., A NJ, Morrison
and Hiram O. Moore We. T.. V. Duke. Tho
latter is the Plainheld case which grew
out Of a dispute In regard to the right to
examine the village records and the case
came to supreme court on the question VI
Exemplary damages
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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

The telegraph operators at the local
Central Vermont station are familiar
izing themselves with the neH telephone
apparatus that has been Installed Tor
train despa tchng, The system is now In
working order between this city ana
St Adams ana is used daily to get .ae
operators a. ustomcd to H. but not, thus
far for train orders, The transmitters
are more powerful than those Of an
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February b, of pneumonia. aged ls years.
besides her husband and one child Mrs.
Roya Is survived by her parents and one
brother. The funeral was held Tuesday
morning from St 1gnatius Church. the
Roy. Father Lavinc officiating. The
board of auditors are auditing the towns
accounts this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon
Deblois are the parents of son. born
February 3, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
O'Stout of daughter, born February 8.
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EDEN.

The cold weather does not stop the
work At the mines, where about 10 men
ore at work-Aibert Lunbra Is expected
rome this week from the hospttal-Hacl<
adams has gone to Rutland hospital for
an operation.-Mr. Craven IS better and is
soon to go with his family to Virginia,
where the family Will reside,
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| taken to Cabot for burial The deceased
was tho widow of s. A. Baker
| Nearly all the stone sheds were smut
| down Monday because of the intense
| cold. Reliable thermometers III TINS city
| registered Monday morning all the
way from "a to 80 degrees below zero
Barre reported SO to 3S below
The annual report of the board Of
school commissioners for the fiscal year
| ending February shows that it has
| cost silOc0 to run the city schools dur
| ing the year. 500 10 for the salaries NJ
| teachers and ianitor, $l3,i7775 for the
| now heating plant in the Union school
| building. 81, 400 for fuel and s1,iOO for
| transportation.
| The annual report Of John w. Dur
kee. chief OF police, shows that there
were H. arrests during the year. of which
II were for intoxication. &c for breach
| of the peace and 10 for larceny.
| Eugene w Rogers. n civil War vet
eran, died Sunday at his home on st.
| Paul street from shock Of paraly-
| sis received Saturday night. Mr. Rogers
was co years old. He served in Company
e. sth Vermont. under Col stephen
thomas. He is survived by wife and
one son. The funeral was held Tuesday
| morning ~ ms l1lP NOME, lIt ~.
| Ward r. Clark officiating, and the body
| was taken to Mortified Center foi
| burial.
| The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
company settled Monday with Allen
| BROTHERS for their loss by the fire last
| week in the Rialto block. This firm
| carried an insurance OF 800 and the set
Element was for s3l9 The most of their
| ,sff,
| chimes were saved. Allen Brothers will
| locate IN the Union House block in rooms
now occupied as a barber shop The
work of removing the remains Of the
block that fell into tho river is nearly
completed The safe Of Allen Brothers
went through the ice and is stil at the
| bottom Of tho liver. Or. r. f. steele re-
covered Monday several of his valu
able instruments and electrical aprara-
tus, but everything was so badly injured
! it was nearly a total loss
Odel u. Mason. son of Dwight +.
Mason. assistant postmaster, had his left
leg broken above the knee sunday while
attempting to uncouple freight cars in
the Central Vermont yards. He was
| taken to Heaton hospital.
Patrick Chimney, who died 4 few
weeks ago in this city since his death
was granted restoration and reissue
of pension at SEQ FER month with about
500 back pay which will 90 to his
widow. She will now receive $l2 per
month. Mr.. Glnncy's case was taken mp
| by Congressman Plumlev and senator
| Dillingham;. but the restoration came too
! late to gladden. Mr. Glinney's last days.
Dccause of the now Advancement made
| By The Western 'uiou and Hell TplCulOuc
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Or. and Mrs w. II. Wright VIII, have
been spending several weeks in Concordia
hans. returned home Saturday.-Mrs. A.
II. 1.angworthy is spending few days in
Midd' cbury.-,iiss Maud Meachnm has
returned from a two weeks vacation in
Rurlington-James Shedrck has moved
10 tho tonroy house on Seminary hill
Edward MORN, formerly Of Brandon.
t., Ia. accented = position with the
Standard OIL company. with a route
through western New Yor, ard hoadquar-
tiers In AlhanN.-Thc senior class of the
hl-h school II rchnarsing two plays to bo
riN'n February - at the town hall. The
plays are captain Walrue" and MY
wires Relations.' The proceeds will be
used toward dcfruyiHE the expenses Of a
trip 20 ontrcal.--Arra ngemcrts are being
made for a fair ana supper to be siven
by the Kings Daughters Tuesday even
ing February 2l-Mr. f. r. Kingsley
who underwent a second operation last
Friday in Proctor hospital, Is reported as
comfortable as could he expected.-Mlss
l.ottie Sessions, who has been confined to
tie hou~" with a severe cold. t. recover
'rg.-Miss Cora Thompson OF Vergennes
Is spending a few days with Mrs. Adde
Wood
william Tyler Howard died Saturday
morning after several weeks Illness with
pneumonia. he was in the 10Th year of
MS az" ana veteran Of the Civil War.
SeINiiiE III company II. 9Th Vermont. He
Is survived ny MS wife, one son, Irving
H. or Hutlahd. brother, Riley Howard
'I ahl"fh'a. ana two sisters, Mrs. Nancy
herhard ana Mrs. Angelina Reed. both
OF hrhnhon' Ihe funeral was held at
ms iate nome TUESDAY afternoon nj 30
clock with interment In Pine lin Gem
eterN-MrS Orrin ~ Durgv is confined
to the bed as a result OF fall Mon
day morning. She was standing on q
platform at the rear of the house when
the railing gave way. No bones were
broken but her whole body was severely
injured and her face badly cut, requir-
ing several stltcHeS.-Nr and Mrs
'h"rIeS NJ NinsIoW Went Monday 10
if"stoh to spend Il few daNS-ieorSe ".
i'urhha'h' VINO mas peeh confined to the
house ny HIh"SS' Is an" TO be out.-Ihe
~ '''''" oe'N"' H"''''N met W"d-
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Goorpe : COIN of FINLAND sron, SIM
1av AZ Misc Alec IIorrieor,s Mr. and
Mr.. Frank F.. Chandler have ,oro IN
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THE BURLINGTON MARKETS

Burlington market quotation remain
fairly quiet this week as has been tic
case for some time past. The price {
egEs gradually drops lower, having thl+
week reached 30 cents at retail. Grassr.1
cattle have disappeared from the m r
ket and beef is slightly higher at who zee.
sale.
The following quotations are furnish.
ed the Free Press by Jones 4 Isham
the Burlington Fruit company. L. A.
Chase and c. A. Barber
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-05
Current Comment. 4

How are your New Years resoln-
tons standing the wear and tear?--
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Possibly the Carnegie peace fund
will hurry some bugologist into dis
covering the war germ. -Washington
Post.
The astronomer who declares that
the planet Venus is inhabited may be
said to see the Marian canal special
lists and go them one better.-New
York World
In making one telephone wire do the
work Of half dozen Major Squier
Of the army signal corps has done
something for the public good analo-
gous to making six blades Of grass
grow where one grew before.--New
York Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-02-05
NEW PIANOS.

The following are among those who
rave purchased pianos at Thiebes
Piano Co, 209 Eighth street;
Miss Emma Kaha.
Mr. FitZ Lane.
Mr.. P. Marable
Miss Myrtle Hill.
Mrs. Z. f. Dunlap
Mrs. Doris Raymond, music teacher
Miss Ruth Clark.
X. G. MAY.
Travis Kimacl, Eiiou Tnentre.
Mrs Edward Lewis.
Mr.. c d Morev.
Jos Nulnam. Future Ciy.
Miss Maude Holder.
Miss Edyth Myers.
Mrs. Chas. Wenger, Hotel Wenger
c. J. HUFFMAN, Wickliffe.
C. NJ. Osborn. Martin, Tenn
Chas. E., Barber.
e. II. Mouton.
L. Mckinney.
ID. B. Kennedy.
James Wentworth.
G. c. Hope
NJ. r. Howard.
c. r. Jeckel.
f. NJ. Bailey
Sidney Crandall.
Z. NJ Nation,