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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs George Dukette and Miss Ethel
Rye. who have been in Northtleld. re-
turned home Saturday-W. II. Gladding
and his brother. George of Laconia, n.
H.. went to Montpelier Saturday to attend
the reunion of the Cutler Corner association
at Dewey Park. Mrs. f. h. Ingalsbee
left Saturday TO Join her husband in Bur-
lington.-Mrs Henry Rice arrived here
from Bethel Saturday to pass a few days
with her sister. Mrs. Wainwriglt-Miss
Jennie Stewart went to IIighgate Satur-
day to spend a few days at Camp Ran
do,ph.-Carence Hodges of Schenectady
vas in town over Sunday.-Mrs. John
Iowells returned Saturday to Barre after
five months stay with Mrs. n. 6.
G eene-Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Bcedle left
Saturday for Keene, y, H.. where they
will visit their son.--Mlss Jennie Bell,
daughter OF the late Ex-Governor Bell,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. II Mason left Saturday for her home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton of St,
Johushury arrived saturday to remain
ever the Fourth with the Rev. and Mrs,
Joseph Hamilton. Miss Mabel Hamilton
Of Montpelier Is at the Hamilton home
Mrs. Frank Hall of Providence. r. l.,
came Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs.
Charles Whitc.-Mr. and Mrs. Ned Buck
left Sunday morning for Lebanon. N.
Miss Maud Johnston went to Iabanon
Saturday-Mrs. Elmer Bean returned TO
Montpelier Saturday Charles In
gals of Montpelier Is being entertained
by Mrs. George Chatheld.-Mrs. Herbert
Fletcher Is in Lebanon visiting her sister
I've 81 Co a
from Bethel Saturday.-Giman Chamber
lin of New York Is in town visiting rela-
tives.-Miss Gladys Jones, who has been
in Windsor, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy IIuse, returned Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs, IIuse accompanied her here to pass
the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs, A. J. IIusc
of this place-The trustees issued
II notice, prohibiting the use of fireworks
torpedoes and other things on the street
on the Fourth Miss May Howe left sat
urday for her home in Brattleboro.
Miss Mabel Perkins is spending n week
with her parents In Rochester,. l..
Merchant has left the store OF L. A,
Thomas, after 1G years service, and will
move his family to Maine. where he has
purchased q dry goods business, Misses
Clara Haws and Lila Tracy of Berlin,
who had been visiting their grandparents,
MIR, and Mrs, l.. u. Tracy, returned
home Sunday Miss F.stolla Blanchard
of Barre was in town over Sunday, the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. j.
Blanchard Miss Myra Edison has re-
turned from n two weeks vacation In
Newport, n. H., and is again at the Inn,
Pearl Rumrill OF Concord, N. H., Join
ed his wife here OH Saturday and Will
take u short vacation.-Mr and Mrs.
Earl alcIntosh went TO Northlleld Mon
day morning to visit fricnds,--Iienry p.
Lewis, who has been in Honduras for
the last year. is now with his mother and
sister on Forest street for the summer
Mrs. Mary Porter and Mrs. Albert Por-
ter. who came from Westmorcland. N,
H.. to visit Mrs. Il. c, Judd, returned
hCme Monday.-Mrs. Edna Livingstone
went to her home IN RoXbury ~nday,--
Beatrice Thompson, who has been stay
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WOL,COTT.

Mrs J. T. IIubhell returned home Fri
day from visiting friends in Hanover
Mrs. Folsom, who has been visiting at G.
) II Cleveand's for the past few days,
returned to her home in Morristown Sat
u,day.-A. w. Foster was in Morrisville
SATURDAY. on business.-Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
ton Jacobs of Northneld are visiting
friends in town on their return trip from
Montreal. Mir. Jacobs being a former
teacher In the academy.-Mr +. G. Judd
Is visiting her father ". j. Churchill. in
Tairfax.-Miss Jennie SherNert, who has
been teaching school In Elmore. returned
to her home in Johnson Saturday.
Harry Baker is at homo from Lisbon.
y. H.-Mlss Coral Richardson of Water
Vile Is here.--The water at Hoods
creamery has failed and they are draw
ing water from the rvcr.--Monday was
the warmest day in years. The thermom-
cter registered l01 in the shade.-Cedericll
Humphrey of Morrisville Is here for a
few days.-The water in the river Is SO
low the Morse Manufacturing company
has shut down its saw mill.-Georgc
Pease is in Burlington.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Edward Lord has gone to Glen
wood. Wis, to visit her parents.-Mrs'
Addie Landon Of Hinesburs is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Sarah Nay.-Miss Marion
Wright Of Burlington Is visiting at j. II.
LyOns.-E. s. Wright Is spending q
weeks vacation at his home.-H. y.
White and family have gone to MallD Is
Bay for the summer.-Miss Bertha Alger
OF Jonesville Is visiting her BROTHER
Delbert Alger.-Miss Sue Smith went TO
Chauncey Point Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Densmore and children. who have
been visiting at Ira Lords. went TO Barre
Tuesday nieht,-Mrs. Ben wales, VINO
has been spending some time with her
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Smith,
returned to her home in Weybrdge We'd
nesday.-Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Wright very
pleasantly entertained about 40 of the
Kings Daughters and friends at their
home Friday night. musical program
was given and very dainty refreshments
were served
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dren of Cincinnati. Ohio, are expected
Saturday to occupy tho Ann Title cot
taEe at Dreamwold. Mr.. and Mrs D.
W. Northrop Of Boston were guests
sunday and Monday of Mrs. Emma
lsham.-Mlss Alice Darling is in ST.
Johnsbury, thu guest Of her sister, Mrs
Ellis Preston--Miss Vera Genge Of ST.
Johnsbury. who has visited DR.. and
Mrs. George l.. Bates, returned homo
Monday accompanied by Miss Frances
Bates The Forester team NJ w. of A.,
went to St A'~ans Tuesday to attend
tao Vermont state Log Rolling associa-
TN Madeline and Charles Mudgett
OF Essex Junction arc guests
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. w. A. Bcebc--
Harry Skinner Of Swanton came Mon
day to spend several weeks with his
grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer
Greensboro Monday to pass the Fourth
with relatrves.-Mrs. Belle Hall Croft
returned Monday from 10 days in
Grand Islc.--Miss NJ Elder of SPRING
field, Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bohannon.-Luther Sulham Of
Lowell was arrested by officer Frank
Drown Monday night. and placed in
Jail charged with intoxication .--Mau-
rice Kelley and Randall Child were IN
st. Adams Tuesday to attend the los
rolling of the NJ. w. of AIR. AMI
Mrs. William O'Neil. who have boon
making their home in Littleton, n H.,
for three months. have returned here
and Mr.. O'Neil will take his former
place IN the employ of NJ. II. Board
man
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. Mr., and Mrs. r. W. Day are
spending a few weeks In Pittsneld.-Tho
Rev. l.. o, Sherburn Of Burlington will
occupy the pulpit OF the Congregational
Church next Sunday-Madam Whitney
Is seriously Ill with little chance of re-
covory.-The Rev. and Mrs w. II. Noyes
cf Brooklinc n. H., are spending a few
days with his son. C. +. Noyes.-Charles
Whitney, who has been visiting his par
onts, Mr. and Mrs. A. ID, Whitney, start
cd for his homo In Seattle Monday
Misses Ruth and Esther Anderson re-
turned from Burlington Monday.-The en-
tertainment given by the Village I'm
provcment society Monday evening. to-
gether with the Ice cream sale. netted
them about $25.-Mr and Mrs. l.. A. VIII
lard and two children OF New York are
stopping with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. y. Wilard.-Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Pratt
end two children of East Charleston are
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs, WEIGH
w. H. Wright OF Burlington has been
spending Il few days with his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. O, r, Wright. Miss Lula Lewis
of st, Adams is Il guest OF the Rev. and
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WEST BERKsHnRE.

Miss Hazel Chaffee of Boston ia nassing
her vacation at the home of her naropts
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Chaffee.-Mrs w
Henoit and daughter, Jean, of Lowell
Mass, and Miss Bessie Kelley of Hart
ford. Conn, were guests of Miss Minnie
Copron Thursday.-Mrs. Glenn w. Doug
lass and children. who have been passing
several weeks In South Fairlee. returned
home Monday, accompanied by her aunt.
Miss Gladys Diamond is home from her
school In Montgomery for the summer
vacation.-Mrs. Sargent and daughter.
Nellie of Bellows Falls and Lloyd Kirk
OF Providence, n. l., are at II. Il. Cor
liss's.-J. c. Elrick and family Of Swan
toon were In town for the Fourth.-There
Is an epidemic of measles in this place
and vicinity.
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FAIRFAX.

Lucien Allen of South Hero and DR.. c.
". Allen and two daughters of Los
Angeles, Cal, were at the home Of c. c.
Orton Thursday and Friday.-Audry
Hewey of Springfield. Mass. Is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. o.
Wilkins.-Miss Abbie Kentield and Mrs
Plank are visiting Miss Ada Currie in
Stowe. Miss Keniield will visit her
brother in Enosburg before returning
home.-The Rev. Mr.. Lyon of Los
Angeles, Cal, will speak at the Baptist
Church Thursday evening. His subject
Will be, True Tales OF the Wild West "
Mrs George 1Iewins and children of
California arc visiting her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. S. H. Phelps.-Rolla Hunt and
family of Shelburne Falls, Mass, are in
town for the summer. Frank Alfred OF
Newport, who has been visiting his broth
er, c. c. Alfred, has returned home
Harry Dinsmore Of Washington is visit
Ing his mother. Mrs. James Lewis.
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SHELDON.

Clark Remington, aged 20, died Tuesday
morning after an illness of seven hours
He is survived by a wife and one brother,
Hosea Remington. Mr.. Remington work
Cd for the Central Vermont railroad about
40 years being conductor most of the
time. The funeral will be held at the resi-
dencc at Sheldon Junction Friday morn
ing at eight O'Clock. The burial will be
at St. Albans-The closing exercises of
the central school Thursday was follow
ed by an exhibition OF Marsh's hall. The
exhibition was a decided success and
showed the progress made the previous
year under the principaship of Ellen
Hyde WagUer of Milton. The following
pupils graduated: Louise Hendricks.
Eernico Bashaw, Harry SWEET and Ralph
James. Those who had no absent marks
were: Ella Bryce, Louise Hendricks,
Grace Gibson, Zula Smith and Elizabeth
Brown. The honor students were Louise
Hendricks Bernice Bashaw, Elizabeth
I'rown, Ella Bryce. Floy Lagrange. Zula
Smith and Esther Kittell.-IIarold Marsh,
who has been In Boston for the past six
months, made a short visit with his par
cats this week. and then went to Proc
tor. where he has n position. Mrs r. j.
Chrystie OF Providence r. l.. Is spending
a few weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Holmes.--The Rev. c. w.
Kelley returned Saturday evening from
n trip to Maine.--A NJ. Keith is getting a
bumper crop of wberries.-Mrs. p. B.
Il. Northrop and children are spending
their vacation on their farm in Fairfield.
Mrs. Fred Phelps of Lyndonvllle is visit
ing in town.-Mrs. C. Ellis Whiting is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. =.
Curtis
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SOUTH HERO.

The ladies of the Mutual Benefit So
ciety served dinner ot the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs, Juan Robinson Tuesday.
Miss Clara Brown of Milton is visiting
Miss Mary Ann Landon. Mrs. Payne and
daughter of Iowa are visiting friends In
town.-George Tracy has purchased a
new automobile. While Mr. ana Mrs
Eenry Martin were driving to the station
Thursday, their horse fell. Mrs Martin
jumped from tho wagon and broke her
anklc.-A party Of South Hero friends Of
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Barton went to their
homo in Ferrisburg Monday, where they
were pleasantly entertained. %. a. Nc
Garland and family Of johnson are at
their cottage for the summer.-Mrs. n. j..
Caron Is visiting friends in Montreal.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Misses Frances and Alice
Madigan Of Burlington are the guests
IF their aunt, Mrs. V. r. Sargent.-Mrs.
Lucy Myers and children and tho Misses
Lila and Florence Baker of Derry. N H.,
are the guests Of their parents and grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Grin Bakcr.--Mrs.
G. a. Baker and Mrs. Fred Thompson
and daughter went to Moretown Monday
to visit Mrs. Bakers daughter. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Mobbs.--Andrew Liberty and children
visited friends in Warren and Moretown
the first Of the week.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
y. Taft were at Barre and Montpelier
Monday and Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Gardner and son, Ralph, returned
Tuesday from a visit to friends in New
York State.
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gown Of white chiffon over white silk
and carried u bouquet Of pink ana white
roses The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. @. w. Wescott. The home WINS
tastofully trimmed with ferns and dois,es
1t was expected to give tho newly mar
rlcd pair q good send off but by careful
management they quietly slipped away
by team, and after going a short distance
they were met by an automobile. Both
bride and groom are popular young peo-
pie of the town and they were the
recipients of many beautiful and useful
gifts Among those present from out of
town were Miss Allie Mcclure OF New
York, Harle Mcclure of Boston, Mr. and
Mrs. John Mclean and son. Wilbur. of
Duluth, Minnesota, John Fisk Of New
York, Mrs. Richardson and son Of LINN.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs Atwood, Arthur
Atwood. Leon Atwood. and Miss Lillian
Atwood. Mr. Waters, Mr.. and Mrs.
simonds, Ernest Simonds, Willie simonds.
Miss Eva simonds. Mr.. Vincent. Miss
Sara Sake, Mrs. Myra Baxter and Lyman
Baxter of Chazy. Mr.. and Mrs. II. i.
Brayton and daughter Of Alburg. Mr..
Cram Of Burlington. After their return
they will be at home on the island
MT. anu NTS n. Sl. bldCkDuTn or New
Jersey have opened their camp on the
east shore for the summer.-Miss Anna
Crosby of Bellows Falls is the guest of
Mrs John Montgomery Matte
NJ. Dean and daughter. Evelyn, Of East
Orange. N. j.. are in town for the sum-
mer.-Miss Allie Mcclure Of New York
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Fleury
Miss Helen IIadley of Plattsburgh is
visiting Mrs. a. NJ. Lengfeld.-Mr and
Mrs Wcstcott of Cambridge are visiting
bur Mclean, who has been visiting at n.
w. Fisks the past two weeks, left for
his home In Duluth, Mimi, Sunday.-Mrs.
w. w. Lamoreaux and daughter of Bur
l!ngton are visiting Mrs. Lamoreauxs
mother Mrs. II. G. Reed.-Mrs. Bird of
INew York Is the guest Of Mi and Mrs.
NJ. r. Connell.--The social at n w. Fisk s
Friday night was a success both socially
and financially, the net proceeds being
$50. 10.-Recent arrivals at Browns Bright
view cottage are: John IIerold, New York
city: Mr. and Mira. w. I. Ferry of Auburn
n Y.;Fred G. Ferry Of Providence, r. l..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Peterson of Mont
Comery Center: A. II. SERVER Of Cham
plain, N y: George e. White. Ralph b.
Denny, Montpelier; DR. A. ]. I3urdettc of
Graves Of Rouses Point. n. Y; Mr. and
Mrs Leon II. Wiley Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Graves of Champlain. n. Y.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. A. +. Wright has been called to
Burlington to visit her son, Edward. who
was hurt while at work in Il mill-Dr n
=. Carey's brother the Rev. Father Rich
ard Carey of Montreal, who was in town
for the CareN-Morey wedding, has return
ed to his home.-lienry Mitchell is moving
his family into the parsonage.-George w
and Irene c. Burlcson of Fletcher are
guests Of their grandmother, Mrs. G. w
Burleson. for two weeks. Mrs Eva Gates
has rented her house to Leo l.. Chase,
who Will take possession the first of Sep
TENDER. Mrs Gates is to move to New
port with her daughter, Miss Mabel, who
Is to engage in teaching there. Mrs. Wal
ter kittell and daughter, Shirley, are
visiting In Jeffersonville.-E Edward Burke
or California is visiting in town.
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JEFFERsoNV1LLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stearns of Eden are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Thomas -
Miss Sybil Raymore has closed n success
full term of school at Fairfield, and Is
spending vacation with her people
George Pope started Monday on a trip to
England.-The Fourth was a very quiet
one, though tho bail game between Jeffer-
sonvllle and Bakersfield In the morning
ard Fort Ethan Allen In the afternoon
drew n large crowd. Both games were
won by Jcffersonvilc.-The funeral of
Mrs Earl Prior, who died Saturday, was
held at the church Monday, the Rev r.
II. Trill officiating. She leaves n little
daughter but a few days old. The burial
was In the family lot in Jacksonville
cemetery.
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WEST BOLTON.

Howard Tomlinson OF Magil, New. Is
visiting his mother and sisters. lie ex-
poets to remain here about two months
Miss Bashaw closed her school Saturday
with a picnic In l.. J. Giles woods.---Mr
and Mrs. w. G. Minckler of Grand Isle
nre here for a few days visit among rela-
tives and friends.The Willing Workers
will meet to-day with Mrs. Sprague and
daughter for dinner.-G. w. Kellogg who
has been at home few days. returned to
Hardwick Monday.-There will DO preach
ing at the Baptist Church Sunday by the
Rev. Mr.. Watt. At the close of the service
the ordination Of baptism will be OBJ
served
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The postoffice department has desig-
mated the local office as a branch of
the L. S. postal savings bank system,
effective July 81.
Word has been received in this
city of the marriage of Mrs. Susan Van
Wyck Benham and Bayard Rodgers
Yer Planck of Frshkill. N. Y. which
took place in Fishkill Wednesday
June 2S.
The death Of William Charles occurred
at his home on Bank street Thursday
evening Of paralysis, following sun
stroke Mr.. Charles was born in
Worcestershire. England, 6s years ago
and had resided here for l. years Be
sides a wife he leaves seven children,
Alfred G. Charles OF Milwaukee. Wis.
William z. Charles of Costa Rica, Arthur
=. Charles Of ST. Adams, Mrs. Walter
Mitchell Of Winnipeg, Mrs. William
Mitchell Of Montreal and Mrs. John II.
Mine of this city. The funeral was
held at his late residence Saturday
~ three clock the Rev. ]. 8. Brown,
pastor IF the First Baptist Church. Of
.ciatin2.
Dr.. ana Mrs. f. ]. Melville will leave
to-day for Chicago expecting to be
absent about two months, during part az
which time DR.. Melville will do post
graduate work. In Chicago and Rochester,
MINI Mrs. Melville will also visit
saskatchewan aud Manitoba. Dr. William
Ryan, house surgeon IN the general hos
pital Lowell. Mass, will have the prac-
tice OF pr. Melville during his absence.
H. city court Monday hefore Judge
\. y Post, Michael English was ar
raigAed on n second offense of intoXi-
cation, to which he pleaded guilty. but
sentence was suspended on the prom
iae Of the offender that he would be
"total abstinence man" hereafter.
Peter McEnany of Fairfield and James
Murphy OF Boston, who were found
guilty Of intoxication, promised that
they would keep out of the city and
temptations way and they were re-
leased on condition that McEnany
should stay on his farm until March
1912, ana that Murphy should not come
t. this city for one year. If either
lis 20 this they will be obliged
to serve he original sentence Of 96
days in Jail.
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RICHFORD.

The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Roaz of 1ntervale avenue was the scene
If pretty home wedding at nine o'clock
thursday morning when their eldest
daughter, Miss Beatrice Eleanor Boaz
vas n rried to Arthur Franklin Plant of
st. Adams The Rev w. T. Forysthe,
rector Of st. AIMS Episcopal Church.
performed the ceremony, the bridal party
standing beneath an arch of green and
gold The bride was gowned in a simple
tan dress. Immediately after the cere-
- ouy a breakfast was served, The par
Tor was decorated In green and gold, and
the dining room In green and white. Mr..
and Mrs, Plant will reside in St. Albans.-
Mrs Moy 10y and two children
OF Dorchester, Mass. are visiting rela-
tives hcrc,-Miss Nottie Barber has gone
Go bethlehem, n. H., where she is en-
ployed in a summer hotel.--Miss Georgia
Martin ia at home from Claremont, ~
H.. for tho summ,r.-Ernest Read of
Missouri is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George e. Read-Max Kaufman is
making an extended visit in Toledo. Buff
}falo. Cleveland and Detroit-The ladies'
OF St AIMS Guild will serve Ice cream
and cake on Doctor Pelton's lawn
TINS uIteIIOOH anu cVenlnS.-E l..
PChilIs has returned from tho Mary
| Fletcher hospital.-The Rev. and Mrs. f.
iBarnby Leach went Monday to Buring-
| ton to make their homc,-Edson Sears
has gone to Hartford, Conn, where he
Mas position.
The body OF Mrs Mary Royce, widow
ri IIeman Royce. arrived here from
inneapolis Monday morning, Mrs
oyce. who was about 90 years old, died
M Minneapolis June 2s. The burial was in
Hillside cemetery Tuesday morning. the
burial service being conducted by the
Rev. w. r. Forsythe, Thirty years age
Ieman Royce was one of the leading
wyors of this State, He was brother
Caleb Royce and Charles Royce. lead
U citizens of Richford. Mrs. Royce died
chronic nephrtis,-The nine days old
of Mr.. end Mrs. George Wilson. Jr
Saturday and the burt ! was in the
iolic cemetery Bunday.--The 1iaag
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GEORGIA.

The concert given by the Georgia band
Friday evening was we'll attended-Alr.
and Mrs. Harry Dlnsmore of Tacoma,
wash, are guests of Jason Newton
Miss Louise Newton. Wellington Bragg
ana Dan bragg are at Lake Placid n. Y,
where they have employment for the sum-
mer.-Ralph Newton has returned from
Tacoma, Wash, on account of i'll health
Miss Sarah Goodwin is oIIite III