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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12

fce.sford.-A sister from st. Joseph's
orphange, Burlington, was in town Mon
day soliciting aid for that institution.
Miss Brigham State secretary OF the
BAPTIST Womans society. who spoke at
the Baptist Church here In tho morning
and in the Baptist Church at Essex Cen
ter In the afternoon. was entertained
while "A town by the Rev. and Mrs. N.
w. Nulcott-- Edward Machia, who
moved here from Westford two months
ago. moved back to Wcstford Monday
John L. Carroll Is boarding at G. w.
Fosters
Mrs. T.. w. Pease returned Saturday
evening from n few days visit in Bur-
linrton.-The Rev. ID. r. Williams OF
NicholsvilIe, Pa, conducted services at
the Congregational Church Sunday after
noon and evening before good listed audi
ences.-Thursday being Columbus day
and holiday there will be no session OF
the public schools. -. i. Percival and
cousin. Miss Howard, were in Westford
Sundav.-Mlss Myrtle McGnnis, who has
been at her home on Upper Leo River for
n week, returned to B. G. TIawley's Mon
day.-Buel H. Day and Oliver II. Brown
have been appointed commissioners and
appraisers in the estate of Mary L. Lowry.
Mrs. John =. Written is expected home
this week from few weeks visit in 81.
Adams and Burllngton.-Aiiss Howard,
who has been visiting at T.. r. Percivars
and with other relatives here for two
weeks, returned TO her home in Georgia
Wednesday.-Maud Edwards is with Mrs.
Frank Percival and attending grammar
school--Mr. and Mrs. &. A. Jackson re-
turned to Burlington Wednesday even
ing after a few days visit here with
relatives. Mrs. Lovely. two daughters
and son Of Richmond spent Sunday at
Fred Lovcly's.-Mrs. May Butler Drawa
of Staples. MINI, who Is visiting rela-
tives here, Is tho guest OF Mrs. Frank
Percival. Ernest Doty returned to naru-
wick Tuesday evening after visiting his
brother jerome Doty, at Charles Holly
1t Will bc remembered that Mir. Dotv re-
ceived serious injuries last week when
his foot caught in a belt on the ensilase
cutter and he was thrown about 80 feet
The condition of Mr.. Doty is favorapIe.-
Mrs. Annie ReaVy O'Kane of burlington
spent Tuesday in town at her fathers.
Mrs. Joseph Hissonette who has been III
for several months. is much improved
and was able to spend Tuesday at Waite
Bliss in Jericho Center.
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RICHMOND.

George Shand has returned from Noy-
an. I. c., where he has been visiting
relatives for several weeks Mrs. Guy
Rochlcau of Waterbury has been visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs f.. l.. Freeman
for several days.-Mrs. Il. J. Gauvin and
children, who have been the guests of MI
and Mrs John GauVn for several days,
have returned to their home in Barre
Miss Elizabeth Harmon is visiting in
Bristol.-Mrs. j, w. Berry and her moth
er, Mrs. White of Starksboro. returned
Sunday evening from few days stay in
Montreal. There was a good attendance
at the reception given in honor of the
Rev, Frances Klmball and Miss
Helen at the Univcrsalist Church
vestry by the Louise NJ Smiley
Circle of Kings Daughters and Queen
Esther Lodge OF Rebakahs Friday even
ing, The room was tastefully decorated
with ferns and wild flowers and light re-
freshments We're served. Mrs. y. C. Ken
yon in behalf of Queen Esther Lodge Of
Rebckahs presented them each with large
bouquets of roses and carnations and f.
q. Nichols presented them with purse
Of money in behalf of the parish, The
Rev Frances Kimball responded in we'll
chosen words-Mrs. George Champagne
and Mrs. Dodwell OF Sheburne were the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Burke, over Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs, white. who have been
guests OF their daughter Mrs. j. w.
Berry, for several days. have returned
to their hons In Starksboro.-
Miss Burnham has returned from a few
days stay In MiddIebury and Brandon
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Edwin Prndle is confined to her
bed by illness burton Beers has pur-
chased a farm in Jericho AMI VIII take
possession November THE Ladies' Aid
society of the Baptist Church will give a
harvest supper at the vestry Friday night,
October 13.--NeXt Sunday will be observed
as rally day at the Baptist Church.
Edward Jacobs has gone to Burlington,
where he has employment FOR the winter.
Mrs. Mahlon purnton OF Lincoln has
been visiting relatives in town-ROy
Cleveland of burlington. who has been
visiting his cousin, Maurice Beers. for a
few days, has returned home.-Mrs Ralph
Clark and little son who have been visit
ing relatives in Lincoln. have returned
home.-Snow fell here Friday afternoon
and during the right.-The Rev Thomas
Dawson and Mrs Dawson have been
entertaining relatives from Colchester
Miss Mary Qunlan was able to resume
school Monday after a three weeks en-
forced rest on account OF spralned
ankle.
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

ANord was received in town Thursday
ptthe doa,h in Barre of Edward Chevalier
piTE thursday morning, The remains
wAe brought here Friday morning and
the funeral vas held Saturday morn
ing. Mr. theValier was born in Canada
- years ago, aud three years ago re-
moved to this place from Iiolyoke, Mass
lie has always followed the barber trade
ana Il week ago last Monday went t.
Barre, where he had secured employ
ment, He leaves, besides his wife. two
children, Edward, Jr., ana Miss Martin
An automobile owned by e. H. Stevens
of Winooski was badly damaged between
five and six o'clock Sunday morning on
poSite ST. Michael's College at Winoosld
Park. Fred Mead and Thomas McAyoy
we're the only occupants of tho car, with
the former In the drivers seat As they
approached the college the machine
which was without chains, began to skid
on the frosty road and the rear of the
car crashed into a telegraph pole. pulling
down a mail box. The pole was broken in
two and the automobile, a two-seater. it
Is said, had both of the rear wheels
smashed and the aXes badly bent, The oc-
crpants of the car escaped injury. Mr.
Mead is in the employ of the Stevens Ma
chine company and very often this sum
mor has driven his employers car The
machine was later towed to the repair
shops Of the Stevens Machine company.
colored soldier OF the 10th cavalry
was Saturday evening placed In the lock-
up lie became mixed mp with n
white man on the lower end Of
palm street and threatened, It is said, to
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MILTON.

Mrs. Lottie TIerrick Corey Of Santa
barbara. Cal, is in town.-Mrs Pearl
Witherell and three children of Fletcher
are visiting friends IN town.-The Rev.
ana Mrs. F. Janvier and baby Of st.
AIbanS BAY are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
y. J" Shroyer-Lev Devno has return
ed from a. weeks visit In Peterboro, Ont.
Miss A. NJ. Grown has moved into tho
rooms over y, s. Woods store.
Among those who went ON the excursion
to Boston Tuesday we're the Rev. and
Mra. G. NJ. Rcdstonc. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. u. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Blair, Mrs. r. J. Lara
way. Miss Frona Ladue, Miss Bessie
johnson. John Granger and BERNARD
Smith-H a. Brush and son tool, 7cvon
Premiums or the exhibit uf Golden
WyGndotte fowls at the Brockton, Mass,
ta'r' frHt, second and third. and special
hrst-c'ass on shape end form Mr. and
Mrs C.. T. Jones OF johnson were al A.
l.. RoodS WcGHesdaT. Charles cabarrs
has gene TO SoUii.lridge. Mass. 10 visit
MS son, Eugeau.--aiiss Laura quinn has
returned from a trV lays visit in Rich
mond'-Mrs. Charles Dow OF New Haven.
Conn. ls visiting ut Mrs. G. f.. Rogers
There Is TO be an oyster supper at st.
III Church this even!nE.--Heh Wagna.
has returned from a few days s..y With
his daughte: in Enosou-z Edward
Hcvins has moved to 3C9!inE:on TO the
place which he recently purchased there.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. L. W. Post of Essex Junction
came Friday to see her aunt, Mrs J. i.
Van Sicklen, who Is in feeble health.
caused ny breaking her limb last sprin,
The Misses Sarah and Catherine Com
stock visited relatives in HineSburg a
few days the last of the week.-Mrs. En-
ma Barton Of Rutland was the guest Of
her cousin. Mrs. Lucy Rollins, all Of last
week.-Miss Nettic Tomkins of Wcstport
y. Y, passed several days last week with
her uncle b. T.. Lawren &c. DIR. ana MIS-.
w. 7. Tilloy Of Richmond were at H. f.
Tilley's Sunday.-The Kings Daughters
met Wednesday with Mrs. f. W.
Rutler.-Mrs. Edith Norman of lIeenc. y.
H. visited friends in town recently.-Mrs
Clarence Rcewor,h Of Clarencevillc Que.
nearly so years OF age. who was visiting
at Hiram Salls's last week., fell from the
stairs and broke her arm and leg She
was taken immcl!ately to the Mary
Fletcher hospital and is in precarious
condition
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cut the mans throat Franklin started
after his man with jacknife In his hand
and was restrained by bystanders. BY this
time a large crowd had gathered and the
officers were approaching to the scene.
officer BARBER and Special st. Amour
appeared on the scene and made the ar
rest before Franklin could do any dam
age. Officer st. Amour. in trying to take
the knife away from the soldier, had one
finger cut officer Wardwell arres ted q
foreigner residing here by the name of
William Windro on Saturday night. This
man was scrapping with his wife. and
when enraged struck his wife across the
back with dress suit case with SUI
ficient force to break the handle off the
suit case.
Jacques Gamelin, in his 10th year, died
Sunday morning at the home of his
son. Joseph, on Main street Besides the
son he was living with, he leaves a
son, James of Lafountain street and four
daughters. The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at eight o'clock at St. Francis
Xavier church.
A Brockton, Mass, despatch says: The
Rolaway Screen company, South Easton,
has sold ont to the Porter Screen COM
the business is to be removed to Wlnoo-
ski and the South Easton plant closed. c.
f Purrnton Of South Easton and Leon
ard Wright of the Rollaway company will
be connected with the purchasing con-
Germ. 1t is understood that the Porter
Screen company will carry on the manu-
facture of roller window screens
The marriage of Miss Stella Desautel
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Desautel
of Weaver street, to Clarence Fluette Of
Sprin giield, Mass, was solemnized yes
terday morning by the Rev. J. +. Audet
AT ST. Francis Navicr Church. The bride
entered the church on the arm of her
father. while the wedding march was
played by the organist, Miss Anna Du-
pratt The groom was escorted to the al
tar by the bridesmaid, Miss Edna r
Young of Nergcnnes. After the services
at the church, the bridal pair repaired to
the home of the bride on Weaver street.
where a wedding breakfast was served
followed by reception and congratula-
tons. The happy pair took the noon train
for Springfield, Mass, where they will
make their future home. and n reception
awaited their coming last night. Mr.
Fluette is a young man from Springfield
Mass. being employed there in the large
dry goods store of Albert Steiger Co
Among those from out OF town here to
attend the wedding We're Mr. and Mrs
Frank Daigneault Of Nergennes Mrs
Daigneault is a sister of the bride.
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CHARLOTTE.


Mr. ana Mrs. IL. II. Field, who
have been spending the summer here,
nave returned to their home in Cali
fornia.-Mrs. W. III. Holmes Of Proctor
is visiting relatives in town.--Stanley
Byington, who is attending school ct
Poultney. has been obliged to come
home on account of illness.-A mum
Der of the farmers from here attended
the hunt dinner at Webbs.-The dele
gates to the State Sunday school COM
vention at burlington are Mrs. r. H.
Smith and c. NJ. Byington. Mrs. r. G.
Whallev has gono to Rrookf,ld to yisit
her daughter.
Charles r. Holmes has co rnea piclin,-
APPLES and is harvesting about 400 bnrrel.
q day. lie exnects a hnryes, of over 5000
barrels Some of the barrels are Welding
about Is barrels each of sound rrcerings.
This orchard was planted A. years ago
Two men were arrested by Constable
Carpenter Monday afternoon for purloln g.
ing an overcoat and other articles from
parties at Thompson Point. They were
taken nv tho constable and bis oasistan.
Gilman Footc. to the Jail at Burling-
ton Monday evening to await trial.-Mr.
and Mrs j. II. Bird of South lIncsburg
were the guests of Mrs. NJ ]. Alexander
on Thursday Of last week.-Mrs.. Mahlon
Purnton of Lincoln visited at George
A Foote's on Sa,urdav.-Nrs. Nancy G.
Bush has resumed her duties as postn1is-
-rers .ftcr , ,.,o,.t,, 80 .., .,
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Misc Laura quinn Of Milton Is visiting Mt
tbo home " Mr.. and Mrs. d. u parker-
MIR and Mrs James Cannon left Monday
for Bristol where they will ioin tho
Henry Dramatic company for the season.
THE Forty Hours Devotlons will no hold
NJ tho church Of Our Lady of tho Uolv
Rosery, beginning Monday morning H NJ
Rucltlev of Cambridge was recently the
guest Of friends in town.-Mrs. Inez
Bessett Of Montpelier and Mrs. Simpson Of
burlington were recent guests at tho bo,,o
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bessett
Mrs. George w. Greene entertained tho
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of Kings
Daughters Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs n. II. Kenyon, Mrs. Nellie Hail
and daughter. Miss Edith Averill and
Miss Maytle Gleason were among those
who went on the Boston excursion th,s
Week.-Mrs. Davidson of Newfane ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. S. 4. Andrews
Walter Kennedy Is in Rutland fo, a
short stay-Miss Alice Warmwood who
has been visiting at the home of w. T.
Flagg for two weeks, has returned IN
her home in Worcester. Mass.--Nrs 7
II. Goodwin attended the Ferguson
Douglass wedding In Burlington last
evening. ---Miss Jessie Frazier. who
has been the guest of Mr. ana Mrs. Earl
Freeman for several days, has return
ed to her homo in Barre.-Mr. and Mrs
Davis of Craftsbury are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. g. NJ. Ainsworth-M ana Mrs
John Richardson left last evening for
two weeks stay with friends in New
Hampshire and Maine Mrs r. l..
Stevens will entertain the Aid Circle Of
Kings Daughters at hcr home Friday
afternoon
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Helen Nash spent Sunday at her
nome in Jericho.-Edward Coughlin. who
was injured last week by the accidental
discharge OF gun. has returned from
the hospital and is able to get around
Everett Atkins still remains very III.
MISS Anna Ryan. nurse, Is caring for
hIm.-Mrs. G. w. Palmer and daughter.
Zoe, recently returned from a two weeks
visit In South Poyaton.-Mrs. \. e.
Crandall Is spending the week in Bur
lngton.-Mrs T. l.. Stevens assisted ny
Mrs. G. W. Palmer entertain the Aid
Circle and Lend-a-lIand Circle of the
Kings Daughters October 13-Miss
Minnie Cutler has been called to care for
Mrs. Gillett who is ind!sposed. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Chessmore We're in Burning
ton Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. w. A.
Church recently attended the funeral Of
a cousin in Jericho. Mrs Marcia Sabins
is away on a visit
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JERICHO CENTER.

Funeral services for Henry W Jordan
were conducted at his late home Thurs
day afternoon at 2;30 o'clock by the Rev.
samuel H. Barnum of the Congregational
'hurch There was "A large attendance,
ne bearers were Burke q. Brown.
ollVer II. Brown, Frank s. Ransom, Bert
. Booths. John f. Jordan and Asa
church of Ferrisburg The burial was in
me Jordan lot in the village cemetery.
Ihere were many floral offerings among
them pillow from the cousins a large
spray OF roses and carnations from the
Bible class, piece from the clerks in the
store ana the piece OF astcrs which Mr..
JORDAN arranged and furnished for the
church services last Sunday. Among those
from out of town called here to attend the
funeral were Mrs. II, II. Higgins of Ber-
lin, Conn, Lewis Cass of Northfleld Mra
Sihley of WnoosN. Miss Eastwood and
Hovey Jordan of Burlington. e. C. Fay
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WEST BOLTON.

The first snow of the season fell on
the night of october 8, the ground being
whitc.-t'rcd Streeter of Worcester, Mass
IS spending two weeks vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Streeter
MI. and Mrs. Albert Minckler were in
Pleasant Valley SundaY.-Elmcr Hail
returned Monday from a visit to his
wife, who is with her parents in Glen
sutton, y. @. convalescing from an oper-
aion.-Mrs O. j, HosfOrd. Mrs. Il. Bacon
Mrs. q. ". Strceter Albert Mincklcr
Fred Strceter and Robert Strecter were
visitors in Burlington Monday
AR and Mrs, Edward Guyette who have
passed the summer in Georgia are at their
home here for "A stay Of two weeks. then
will return to Georgia. W. Streetcr
is laying water works from his sugar
place to his new barn.-Gcorge Kellogg
has returned to HlrdWick
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HUNTINGTON.

Verne Fargo and Miss Lois Stevens
were married at the parsonage Sun
day evening by the Rev. II. c. stevens,
L. G.. Norton is away on a business
trip through Westford, st. Adams and
adjoining towns.-When Miss Ruth Nor
ton returned from her grandparents Mon
day evening, she was much surprised to
find about 80 OF her young friends. who
had gathered to help celebrate her 18th
birthday. Refreshments were served.
good time was enjoyed.-Mrs. r. II. Sweet
Will be the next hostess OF the Kings
Daughters on October lS.-'rhe young
people had n pleasant social gathering
at the hall Saturday evening from eight
TO II; 20. Cards, dancing and games We're
enjoyed.
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COLCHESTEH.

Mrs. II. p. Thompson and granddaugh-
ter. Grace Thompson, returned Saturday
night from three weeks visit In Spring
field and Northampton. Mass.-Leon Nor
gan was in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
e. S. Wright. who spent several days in
OgdersburS, returned to their home Tues
day.-Herbert Burnhsm was a guest IN
town over Sunday.--Henry Munson and
H. 8. White went TO Boston Tuesday
The inside of the Congregational Church
Is being painted and papered Floyd
Barnes of Essex Junction is doing the
work.--Mrs Alger OF Jonesvlle has been
visiting her son, Delbert Alger. and
daughter, Mrs, Percy Severance.-Frank
Dcnsmore and family are in town.--NTeI,
rift Wright went to Waterbury Tuesday
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Lucy DouslNss celebrated the
10Th anniversary of her birth Satur-
day.-Most of the farmers attended
the luncheon and horse show at Webb's
saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clahn are re-
ceivng congratulations on the birth Of "a
son, born sunday. Mrs ClaAn was for
merly Miss Leila Van Vliet.-The Rev.
w f. Weeks was called to Plainhcld.
Mass. Friday to OIL late at tho funeral
of Mrs. Nickerson, the wife OF the Rev.
Mr. Nickerson, college classmlte Of
Mr. Weeks,--The Rev Barnaby Leach of
burlington conducted the services at
Trinity Church sunday in the absence Of
the Rev. w. +. Weeks.-Dustin S. Russell,
choir master and organist OF Trinity
Church. went to his home in Middlehury
Sunday afternoon and went 10 Boston
tuesday for two weeks VaCa-
ton. Miss Farrar of Burlington will pre-
side at the organ in Mr.. RuSsclls alb
sence next Sunday.-The Methodist pulpit
was filled Sunday by the district superin-
tcndent, the Rev. Coleman.-Nlrs T. j.
liodgkns of Johnson is visiting her par
ents DR. and Mrs f. r. Stoddard for a
few days.-Miss Elizabeth Thorpe was at
home from Middlebury over SUNDAY
Miss Alfredda Stoddard returned to Essex
Junction sunday night after week 5
vacation at her home-Miss Madge Har-
mon has returned from Saratoga Springs,
where she has boer tho r,.t .,,r,,,,... ~.
dletitian in St. Christina > Girls Industrial
s.hool Mr. md Mn - y H.,
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JERICHO.

jerome Doty, who makes his home with
his daughter, Mrs. CHARLES Holly, was
seriously injured October l. while filling
the silo. In some way his foot became
caught In the machinery and he was
carried up and dropped distance of
more than 80 feet. One ankle was broken,
three ribs fractured and he was otherwise
bruised, If he had been carried but a
short distance farther he would have hit
the engine and would probably have pecn
killed He was quickly removed to the
house. a physician summoned and he Is
resting rs well as can he expected.
Asa Church, who was called here from
Fcrrisurg to attend the funeral of his
nephew. II. W Jordan. will visit his
daughter. Mrs. A L. Bylngton and other
relatives here FOR a few weeks before GO
ing to his home.-Mr and Mrs Buel II
Day and grandson. Carl Day, and Arthur
c. Brown were among those in BurlinP-
ton Saturday. Dingler has gone to
Stowe. where he has employment.-Le
ter Cook OF North Underhill was in town
Friday Mrs. Rufus Cunningham and
daughter. Mrs. Wiley, who have been visit
ing relatives here for a week. returned
to Burlington Saturday ,--Alonzo Chase of
Richmond was In town Saturday on bust
ncss.-Mrs W y, Pierce returned to Bur
lington Saturday after two weeks visit
in town.-A carload of granite has been
received by the granite company.
Miss Stella Clerk!n who formerly re-
sided here and who for the past three
years has lived in Johnson was the guest
of Miss Sadie Foster over Sunday.-Mrs.
Charles Mastering, who has been serl.
ously ill., is able to be out.-Asa Church
of Ferrisburg is visiting his sister Mrs.
Julia Booth.-Thc Rev A. II. Sturgis is
in Milton this week attending "A meeting
of the st. Adams Methodist district
Frank Howe, son Of Frank Il. Howe. and
a former Jericho hoy, was in town from,
BURLINGTON calling upon friends SATURDAY.
lie has been at Loon Lake, n Y, during
the summer and will return there this
wlnter-Miss Susie Carroll who has been
keeping house for her brothcr-ln-law. Ed
ward Machia, IL to go TO Burlington
and Mrs James Reavy of Potsdam. \
Y. who we're married Saturday, are
spending their honeymoon in town-Mrs.
c. NJ. Bell returned 10 her home in North
Underhill Monday evening, after a sew
eral DAYS visit with Mrs. W G. Cook
Miss Anna Yantz, who has been at c. S.
Palmer's for two months, is at home
Mrs. Rugg and daughter. Helen. Of Buck
Hollow have returned after visiting at
James Casey's. The Ladies' Help society
realized about $40 from the chicken pie
supper Friday evening Mrs. Joseph
DeForge and two children went Monday
to Burlington TO remain month with
relatiyes.-The Rev, J, T. Buzzell and
family of West Derby have been detain.
ed in coming here by the serious illness
OF Mrs. Buzzell. They are expected this
week.-Mrs. Clara *. Howe has returned
from a visit In Willsboro. N, Y. ana