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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

high, foe'ed April II, 1906, a model
in form and finish. Was sired by Or
tiz Rose No. 1905, he by Montrose
No. 106. First dam Gertrude r. No.
4051, by Big Ike No. 72s. Second
dam by King Artist No. 2S7. Third
dam by Royal Golddust. He has prov
ed himself a sure foal G Terms:
$500 to insure a living colt.
Rube-
You will also find Rube, the fam
II black jack formerly owned by R.
H. Cawthorn, who lis well known as
a fancy breeder for premium mules.
He lis the sine Of nor show mules
than any jack in the State. Season
at $40 to insure living colt.
The owner of one of his premium
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11
E. |. JOHNSON BUILD
ING OFFICE ROOMS.

E. L.. Johnson is having construct
ed a two room office building just
south of his coal office fronting ON
South Washington street. The build
ing will be about 17x26 and will be
Of brick. Mack Gamble has the con
tract for the building. When com
pleted DR.. Fred Griffen will use 1t
for his office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11
THE WORK OF A
LOVING FATHER.

l.. NJ. Dosier, Of North Missouri
Trust Company, had a baby buggy
stolen Sunday night, while +. M,
Ragsdale, of Ragsdale's Cash STORE,
missed a bottle of milk from his ice
chest. 1t looks like the same party
got i'm his work at both places.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

colts at CentraIia, Mo-, last season
refused 1925 for same.
The above stock will make the
season of 1911 at Rose Hill stock
farm. seven mikes northeast of Mex
leo, two miles north of Lttbeby Sta
ton and one mile west of Littleby
Church. Care taken to prevent acot
dents, but will not be responsible II
one should occur. Positively no
Sunday service.
Mexico. Mo, R. F. d. 4; Union
Phone Line No. 3.
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REPORT

Conditions Of Winter Wheat SOL,
acreage 1887, 600,
Last month condition was 1873
with acreage 34,4S5 900. Condition
this month not as favorable as ex
'tpected.
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Sam Morris wants
buy your Wool
d sell y0uneW field
ed.

Jul Galbreath Of West Plains,
Wants 70 know tie present ad
$ q Captain Herbert Black and
tenants Eagon and Mckinley, of
IS in Company T. 9Th Missouri
nteers ID the Spanish American
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ADDITIONS DURING CHRIST
TIAN CHURCH REVIVA

The following are the additions to
the Mexico Christian church during
the revival:
Walter NJ. Strange.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Strange. f,
Russell Strange.
Miss Virginia Strange.
Miss Olga Won Reppert.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas.
Miss Irene Adams.
Miss Grace Greer.
Mrs. Lutte Dozier.
l.. NJ. Dozter.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall.
William stoneberger.
Mrs. q. H. Persia.
Mrs. o. M. Herring.
o. M. Herring.
Miss Bertha Applebee,
Miss Mary Cleveland.
Miss Anna Belle Herring.
MisA sybil Stables.
Miss June Mcintyre.
R. l., Ricketts,.
Mrs. R. l.. Ricketts,.
j. r. Dahlem.
Mrs. Ollie Dahlem.
Miss Pauline Dahlem.
Il A. Patrick,
Miss Lucille Armstrong.
Carl Fessler.
Lawrence Martin.
Miss Erma Gibson,
Frank Cauthorn.
Frank Parowskt. =
Churchill Brooks.
]. Il. Patrick.
M. f. Horton.
Mrs. M. +. Horton.
Mrs. Louis Klekamp.
Miss Vida Klekamp.
Miss Hulda Koltz.
Miss Elizabeth Hape.
Miss Stella Peck.
Glenn Squires.
Mrs. /. Watts.
Leo Hanley.
Miss Matte Johnson.
Sam Locke, Jr.
Miss Helen Wilkins.
Miss Ruth Cauthorn.
At the mid week prayer meetir
Wednesday night ere added Il
following:
Miss Crissie Blevins.
Miss Effle Spencer.
Eric Cunningham.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

An expert automobile mechanic fs
In charge Of u garage. We aS
anything about a motor car and We
hhcles and the charges are right
Auto supplies of all kinds. Haskell
Bros. Garage. Corner Liberty and JET
fenson st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

ldred is prepared or
understands how to
properly care former
self. OF course near
ly every woman now
adays has medical
treatment at the
time of childbirth,
but many approach
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11
FINED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.

LIQUOH ON oUNDAT,
Headlight" (Morris) Howard, a
noted negro character. of this city,
was fined $25 and cost in Police
Court Monday morning for selling
liquor ON Sunday. Howard was
charged with selling whiskey at his
home in east Mexico Sunday.
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JOHN p. CLARK OPENS IN
DEPENDENT OIL STATION.

Johnn P. Clark has opened an In
dependent OH station one door south
o. Johnson's coal yard. Mr.. Clark
us a hustler and has many
friends who joins the Ledger in
wishing him in his venture.
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DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT KIND
OF Help

Foley Kidney Pills furnish yea
the right kind of help to neutral ze
and remove the poisons that ca
headache, nervousness and other Md
ney and bladder ailments" Otis
Purdy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gillium have
returned to their home in Columbia
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. w.
K. Potts. Mrs. Gillium is a sister Of
Mrs. Potts.
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an YEARS AGO.

Judge Shobe, Z. T. French, John
Daniel and /. f. Coons, were home
from jefferson City where they serv
ed on the United States jury.
John Stuart of Iowa, was visiting
his brother, Thad Stuart. who was
very i'll. T
The annual meeting of the State
Woman's Baptist Missionary Society
was held in Mexico. Delegat
es we're present from all parts Of
Missouri.
Mr.. Lshmell bought Lee & Keene's
lunch counter.
w. l.. Redllch leased the mama
featuring and repairing department
Of Bryan & Ringo's hardware house
Ian Morris sold a horse to G. M.
Hodgman of st. Louis, for $500.
The County Farmers and Labors
Union held a meeting at s Wesley
Chapel, 10 miles Northeast Of Mexico
G. ID. Glendye, Of Wayneshoroy
virginia andMiss Belle Hisey were
married at the home of the brides
parents In Mexico.
Mrs. Martin Kunkel was injured IN
a runaway. Mr.. Kunkel narrowly
ESCAPED being killed.
| Miss Clemie Coakley a arrane
ling to attend summer school at
Chillicothe.
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Joe Gregory is connected with the
Mexico Grocery Co. Joe is a hust
Ter and will make good.
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ELLIOTT scHAcHT WE'D
ING HERE MONDAY.

C. H. Elliott, of Higginsville, and
Miss Emma Schacht, Of Highland, Ill
were married Monday morning by tn
Rev. A. A. Wallace. The Ledger
extends congratulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

Motor car and carriage repairing
and overhaullng a specialty-Haskell
Bros. Garage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

NJ. Howell. a popuiaF druggist
Ireensbms. XVI, says, 1--WE use
mborlain's Cough Remedy hi our
i h0iIspi,sai and know } is excel
FOR sale BY ali dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

About
Motherhood

The experience of Motherhood is a
trying one to most women and marks
distinctly an epoch in their lives. Not
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

Mrs. shobe. Of Laddonia. has re
ned home after 4 pleasant visit
h her son and bis wife IN this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

! Mrs. w. H. French has returned
from a visit to her niece, Mrs. H.
NJ. M~cPheeters, at Columbia. Mo,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

3. r. Middleton shipped a car load
OF calvary horses to Lathrope this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs x y. Wtiiley md so
st. LouIs are he Rsoets Of Judge
Mrs .. A Guthre
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

Cabbage and Tomato Plants. five
cents a dozen, al, the Greenhouse.
g.4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

The friends % Ahq nas] Wihisi
rlisle will be gina q lsafn he Is
proving.
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10 YEARS AGO.

Miss sallie e. Riggs aged 80
years, died at her home on 3.
Liberty street.
o. p. Gentry was private secre
tary to Governor Dockery. Mr..
Gentry was born in Audrain county
and attended the public schools in
Mexico.
g. A. Barnes was selected to de
liver the annual address to the
graduating class Of the Mexico
High school.
Mns. Frank Wells departed for
saltwater, MINI, to Joim her hus6
band who was located at that place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fate a
son.
Roy Bush, brother of Mrs. Harry
Atchison, of Mexico was appointed
q cadet to the Annapolis Naval
Academy.
Mrs. j. j. Bailey, of Sweet Springs
Mo. died suddenly, Mrs. Bailey
was a sister of Mrs. j. NJ. coons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-05-11

las. Tanner Of Farbdf ~ nptl
sines az Inc Msaieo Brick
Pint.
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Chunks of DHfwood
We Have With Us This Evening

We Have With Us This Evening
Done any Christmas shopping yet?
Any dynamite in your shaving mug?
Mexico is our home. Cottonwood
Springs neighborhood is our territory
Les Bybee has sold his interest in
the Hannibal shoe factory and Is back
to dear old Mexico
We are told that Ed Dermody has
In a large crop OF Irish ginseng Ed
is helping make Mexico a big city.
Luther Spotswood, who has been in
tie West for five years, is In Mexico,
visiting relatives and friends.
What has become of Obey Trenor,
last heard from be was near Bentln
City. A fortune awaits him-maybe.
"Of harem skirts IL may be said
They're better for a rainy day;
But when 1t comes to scratch a match
They scratch 1t in the same old way
Col. j. Christopher Fecht, OF the
west end, was In town, SATURDAY.,
shs king bands with friends. There's
something doin' when John
and Uncle Barney Jung comes to town,
With just a few days more Of this
blessed sunlight Col. Bob Hooton will
he there with THE Strawberries. His
crop promises to be very prolific.
Logan Bybee, Jay Bennett and Tom
D0nnelly are also 10 line.
Sam Morris makes q speciality OF
nice furniture to newly mar
ried couples. You touch the button;
Sam does the rest. His terms are easy
and his goods are nifty.
"Upcle" Tom Mildred is now lead.
ing the good simple life at his West
q
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ALBURG.

The funeral of Mrs. T.. L. Honsinger
was held Saturday morning at the
home Tho Rev. o. Z. Newton Of Will
Evansville ofTiciated. assisted by the
Rev. T. II. Cressy. The singers were
Ms. O. o. Bell. Mr., and Mrs, w, l..
Mott and r. II. Greasy. Burial at the
Conter-H. z. Manning was a delegate
to the meeting OF the Congregational
Churches at Bellows Falls Tuesday,
The Rev. and Mrs o. e. Newton, for
mer residents here. are visiting friends
here for a week.-The Rev. Dr. Lats-
haw Of the International Y NJ C. A.
spent q few days in town this week,
accompanied by his son, who will re-
main during the summer-Mrs Jane
Flynn Of Milton is the guest of her
son, W. L. Flynn.-Wallace Taber is
at home from the Morris Heights
school in Rhode Island.-Mrs. w. f
Smith of jericho Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. McCollum.-Mr. and Mrs. T.
II. Sowles of Cocoanut Grove, Fla, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. SERVER
Miss Grbbon's music pupils are pre-
pairing for a concert to be held in the
Catholic hall soon.-Miss Eugenia earle
goes this week to Massachusetts to
visit relatives and friends.-Schools in
town closed Friday.-Philip Roy, bar
Der at this place was married Tues
day morning to Miss Lapierre Of AL
burg Springs.
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Mrs. VI. j. Cheney.

The funeral of the late Mrs NJ. J.
Cheney, who died late Friday evening at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, was held Sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. George w.
Durfey, of $50 North avenue. The Rev.
G. V. Grismer olficiated, and the bearers
were c. w. Buzzen, G. w Durfey
Henry Narney and Douglas Hurlburt,
Burial was in the Colchester cemetery,
the Rev. S +. Aldrich conducting the
Committal service There We're pink car
nations from Mrs. Bucket, pink peonies
from the family and sweet peas from
Mrs. NJ. +. Durfey among the floral Of
forngs. Mrs. Cheney was &c years of age,
and is survived by two sons and two
daughters, Henry Narney of Morrisville,
Mrs George w Buzzell OF Stowe, John
J. Varney of Saranac Lake, n. y, and
Mrs. George w. Durfey Of this city.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Webster OF Seat
tie. Wash. and Mr. and Mrs. Foster r..
Clement and Master Foster Clement Of
Hurlington were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
n. W. Fisk Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs II. II.
Thomas and son of Richford were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Trombley Sunday.
Mrs. Kilbournc Of Boston Is in town for
the summer the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Pike.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Cuen of Boston are Visiting Mrs. Nc
Cuen's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Josie Duba.
Misses Cora Montgomery and Beatrice
Houghton are at homo from Swanton high
school Miss Houghton has just grad
uated from the high school.-A pleasing
rrogram was given Mt the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday morning by the
children. The church was beautifully
decorated and much credit Is due to the
children and instructor, Mrs f. s, Fleury.
Miss Bucksey, n teacher In Swanton
high school, who has been n guest of Miss
Beatrice Houghton, returned to her homo
in Boston Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Gowan OF Sanford Me-. are in town for
the summer with Mrs. McGowans moth
er Mrs FeInda Duba.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews OF Boston arc
spending several weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Perry.-Many were
Pleased to hear that Miss Chloe Powell
received first prize, a SO gold piece at
TIE graduating exercises of Peoples
academy at Observation-Disclosures are
Issued for the wedding of Leornard Smith
and Laura Page, June 22.-W y. Dodge
Visited friends in Bakersfield Monday
The funeral of Sanford Heath, who was
n lifelong and respected resident of this
Place was held at his late home FRIDAY,
the Rev. r. II. Trill officiating. Burial
was In the family lot In the Jeffersonvlle
CCmotery.-G. s. Davis and NJ ~ Dodge
attended the Lamolle Valley Veterans
association in johnson Wednesday.--Mrs.
w. w Raymore recently spent a week
With her sister, Mrs. George Durham, in
Brandon.-Quite q number from this place
attended the Odd Fellows service at the
Congregational Church at Cambridge by
the Rev. II. II. Trill. and also the Episco-
pal service in Smiths hall by the State
missionary. the Rev. ID. L. Sanford
Daniel Kinsley of Worcester, Mass, was
recently a guest of his niece, Mrs. S. +.
lope-Mrs. Nathan Smile of Sanford,
Me, recently visited at A. J. Browns.
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AdOlph GaEnOn.

Adolph Glgnon Of IS Conger avenue
died suddenly Tuesday morning at four
O'Clock of heart trouble brought on, 1t
is thought, by the excitement OF the
festivities attendant upon the marriage
of his son. Ernest. to Miss Louisa Disport,
Monday morning. A reception was given
in the evening az the Union Of ST. John
the Baptist hall and also at the house,
Mr.. Gagnon remaining up until about two
O'Clock, when, as he was retiring for the
night. he was seized with the attack He
died at four O'Clock. He Is survived by
a wife. three sons and three daughters
He was a blacksmith but had not
praCticed trade for 10 years. He was g.
years of age. The funeral will be held
Friday morning at eight o'clock at St.
Anthony's Church, with burial in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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OBITUARY


A telegram from Rochester, Mimi,
Monday brought to his family tho sad
news of the death of Edward +. Brown
ell. Mr.. Brownell. accompanied by Mrs.
Brownell, went n few weeks ago to
Rochester for on operation from which
II was recently determined that there
was no real hope of his recovery.
Mr.. Brownel was born in Williston,
Vermont, May Is, 1916. the son Of Edward
and Maria ByinRton Browncll. He was
educated at the common schools and
Williston Academy and later graduated
from Eastman's Business College at
Poughkeepsie. n. Y. He then read law
with the Hon. Daniel Roberts Of Bur-
lington and later took course at the
Albany Law school, where he was adj
mitted to all the courts of New York
and afterwards admitted to the Chltten-
den county bar. He opened an office In
this city, was appointed city grand juror
and for time was quite active In the
practice of law. He was city assessor
for about u years and was regarded as
competent Judge of the values of prop
critics. He also served as chief Of police
for five years.
Mr.. Brownel was always a great lover
Of horses. being a most humane man re-
gardng them, and was very active In
the development of some of the best
hloodcd horses In Vermont He was the
owner of Alexander, whose reputation
added largely to the record of his native
state for the production of tho best
horses known. In late years Mr.. Brown
| ell was in great demand as judge, at
! home and in dstan: States, in some of
the largest and best exhibitions or fairs,
and was frequently called upon to Judge
the whole exhibit of horses, a number
OF times going as far West as Wisconsin
| for that purpose.
lie was regarded by those who knew
| him as n warm friend and generous to
! a degree, far bevond the ordinary, and
| will be missed by a large circle OF friends,
who will sympathizc with his family in
| their sore bereavement. He Is survived
| by a wife, four daughters, Ella NJ,
Agnes, RoXana and Halle and one son,
| Edward.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid will meet to-day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Winch.-Mrs. Frank Love
lands condition Is somewhat improved
a large party from st. Adams took din
ner at the Island Villa Sunday Those
from Plattsburgh who visited Grand Isle
Sunday were prevented from returning
by the electric storm of Sunday afternoon,
Edward Bushway was severely gashed
on his arm Sunday morning.-Mrs. Ma
Euire has opened her millinery store.-A
daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs Blows
Friday,-The entertainment given by Mr..
Frye was much enjoyed by all who at
tended.
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WOL.COTT.

Mrs. George McKinty visited friends in
Morrisyille Sunday.-The village school
closed Friday.-Mrs. A. A. BiCknell, who
has been visiting her father in Underhill
returned Saturday night-Mrs. Upton OF
Montgome visited the Rev. and Mrs.
J. T. BaXendale Sunday, leaving Monday
morning to visit friends In Fairlee,-
Master Donald Allen Is visiting his grand
parents at Grand Isle-The Misses Violet
Rurnell and Helen NJ. Cook, who have
reen visiting at benjamin Morse's left
Monday for Atlantic city, N, J,-H, L.
Smith left Monday for Melrose, Mass
where he has n position with the New
England sanitarum. Mrs DR.. Valleau
of Morrlsvlle visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs S. A. Fife, Saturday-Mr, Leach
of Enosburg Falls, who has been visiting
William Baker. returned home Monday.
Mrs A. l.. Drown of st. Johnsbury Is
visiting Miss Bertha Jennings.-R NJ. H..
Bell. W S. Siloway and VIII Richardson
attended the Masonic convention at Bur
lington Tuesday.-Mr, and Mrs. 3. A. Fife
and Mr.. ana Mrs A. w. FostAy went by
automobile Tuesday to the duarries at
Woodbury., returning via Gilmore Pond
Mrs. A. r. Waterbury and children are
visiting friends at Underhill.-M. J. Leach
attended the q. A. r. reunion at johnson
frn. ~
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STOWE.

A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Sydney L. Dewey
Thursday afternoon when their eldest
daughter. Miss Florence Ella Dewey, was
married to Human NJ. Circuit OF Water.
bury. The ceremony. which took place
at three O'Clock. was performed by the
Rev. A. G. Cornwell only the immediate
families of the bride and groom being
present. Among them were the groom g
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Don D. Grout, Mrs
II. d. Lee and Mrs Debbie N. Gilbert
Of Waterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Grout left
on bridal tour to st. Johnsbury, Port
land and Boston. They will reside in
Waterbury.
Mrs, Lurena Cobligh, a much re-
spected resident of Morrisville, died at
her home in the r. C. Paul residence
on Summer street Thursday She ha
been in failing health for some time,
but had been confined to her bed only
about a week Death was due to q
complication of diseases. The funeral
services were held at the Puffer
Methodist Church at two o'clock sun
day afternoon, the Rev. W. T. Best Of
fciating. Intermont was in River
side cemetery. I.urena James Cob
Ugh was born IN HYDE Park 70 yeas
ago February ~, one of six children
Of Edison and Hannah James Sho
passed her girlhood in Hyde Park. go
Ing from there to Mtlbury, Mass,
whore she resided for many years.
About "a years ago she was married
to John Cobiigh of Hyde Park and
resided there until hts death. coming
to Morrisville 10 years ago. She is
survived by two sisters Mrs. Carrie
Manning of St Johnsbury and Mrs.
Janette Rice Of Nashua, ~ H.
a large number listened to the sermon
to the graduating class at Unity Church
Sunday evening. The service opened with
march to which the pupils Of the high
% hool entered, and was followed bv the
GlGGing of Gloria Patri," by a chorus In
charge Of George a. Burnham; invoca.
ton, the Rev. w. n. Roberts: scripture
reading, the Rev, T., 7, Crane; singing
Almighty Lord chorus; prayer, the Rev
a. g. Cornwell; response, God Who
Madest Earth and Heaven" chorus; ser
mon. the Rev. A. G. Cornwel; singing
Tho Radiant Man Hath Passed Away, ;
chorus benediction. the Rev. +. T. Crane
Inc church was decorated with pottet
plants and flowers. ard the service wa!
a most interesting one.-Mrs. II. C
Read of Berlin IL visiting in Stowe. Mrs
George a. Clement Is ill.-A daughter wa.
born June to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Irui,er-
pr. II. c. brigham of Lake Mans
field was In Montpelier Sntur
day, returning to Stowe Sunday
Miss Helen Wright has contributed abou
~ varieties TO the library wild flower ex
hihit, Specimens of the white painted cul
from Stowe Forks marks a new station
for that plant, which has only been re
norted before from Mt. Mansfield an,
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Mrs. Harriet A. SeVerenS.

Mrs. Harriet a. Severens died early
Friday afternoon at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. C. r. Killam 46 Chase
street, following an Illness with cancer
OF 10 years duration.
She had been confined to her bed four
weeks She was II years of age, and is
survived by one son, Martin Severens of
Wellesley, Mass. and n daughter. Mrs
killam. with whom she had lived for the
past years. a prayer service was
he'd at the home Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock, ana the remains were
taken to Rockingham. where Mrs, Sever
ems was born. for the funeral and burial
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EDEN.

c. II. Wheelock and Arunie Adams have
gone to the hospital for treatment.--A
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Pearl
Rowell June 6.-Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Hill
spent her sSth birthday at w. II.
Emery's. Although lame, she is enjoying
good health for one of her age.--P. r.
DEMO of Hyde Park has new motor
boat.-Clarence Leach has another nearly
ready to be put on the lake.
w. j. Atwell has sold his farm to n
Mr. Fogg, possession to be given March
J, 19l2.-Jose Mudgett Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Emery. Children's
day exercises were at the Mills Church.
large number attended and n pleasant
time was enjoyed.-Mrs Norman Adams
Is at Clarence Leachc's.-Mrs. George
Lamphere and father, j. y. Pond, have
gone to Berkshire to attend the funeral
of the formers grandmother, Mrs In
galls.-Mrs. Ellsworth Is In poor health
and is going to the hospital in Burling-
ton for treatment.-News has been re-
coived from Burlington that Arunie
Adams has had an operation and is do
ing we'll
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DIR, ArtbHr L., Plat.

News has been received IN the city OF
the death Of DR.. Arthur E. Plat at River
side, r. l.. last evening at eight o'clock.
He was III but a short time. and his sister
Mrs. Sherman r. MOulton, was summoned
Yesterday. but arrived after his death
Dr.. Platt graduated from the medical de-
Hartment of tho University Of Vernon,
In the class OF 1900. He Is survived by a
SISTER. Mrs. Moulton, a brother Dr. Mar
cen H. Plat who graduated last June,
and who was practicing with him, and a
young son. DR.. Platt's wife died the lat
ter part of April. Mr.. Moulton will leave
to-day for Riverside.