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JERICHO CENTER.

The following Urinary pupils were per-
feet in attendance for the winter term
Alice EDDY, Helen Eldridge. Horace Bar
mum ard !-ona Nilder.-Miss Helen Boil
ger has been IN Burlington.-Mr Edgar
l.. Barber has been visiting her dauxh-
ter, Mrs. Rhodes, in Richmond. Russell
Nay of Tnderhll Is visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Brown
MIR. l. NJ. Nealy was in Burlington Tues
day.-Mrs. Cleveland OF Essex has been
visiting her brother. Burt Beers.-Mrs
+. ID. McGinnls of Nashville. Mrs c. T..
Lee OF Burlington. and Frank York Of
New York have been visiting Mt ]. NJ
s.-Mrs. II. n. Higgins was in
Burlington Monday.-The men took in
500 20 from their minstrel show and mis-
cellaneous entertainment Friday and Sat-
urday cveninRs.-Miss Edith Gates Of tho
|. V. NJ. was a guest over Sunday OF
her cousin.-Mr. and Mrs. James Stafford
were given n surprise party Monday
evening by a few of their friends.
and Mrs. Patrick L. Barrett and daugh-
ters We're in Cnderhill Center Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of Mr.. Barrett's
mother. who died Sunday. Others from
this way VINO attended we're / Il. Boil
Ger and Miss Dessa BolCer and Michael
Leary-Mr. and Mrs. George Lyon are
parents of Il son. born March 5.-Saville
Stafford has been visiting at the homo OF
his uncle. a. +. Stafford. in Jericho.
Mrs. Emily Wilder, mother Of Hiram
H Wilder, IL In feeble health.-Hovey
Jordan was at home from the L. " NJ
over SundaY.-A. *. Morse. who has been
III. is able to resume his work in the
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gational Church and although. owing TO
poor health, she was unable to take any
active part in church work, her infiuen, @
was felt by all throughout the COM
munity.
Mrs. Minnie Munson Wright wife Of
Charles w. Wright, died suddenly at her
home Friday morning, having been in
poor health for several years. She was
the daughter Of the late Colonel and Mrs.
william ID. Munson, and had lived here
all her life. She was a years of age
and besides her husband she Is survived
by, one son. Edwin. and n brother, william
II. Munson. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the
Congregational Church. OF which she was
Il member.
VI. u. Durham was In town over Sum
day.-Miss Lyon is teaching IN Snclburne
-Messrs Densmore and Osgood were at
Jericho Center Friday putting up monu-
ment. Mr.. Osgood Is In Charlotte and
Ferrishurg this week on business ,rip
for TN, flrm.--Mr. and Mrs. Elijah VOL
colt, who went the middle of December
10 Norfolk, Va, returned Monday ON
their return they visited Pittsfeld. Rich
mond, Va. Washington, d. G., and New
York.--Carl Den more was called I,
Waterbury Tuesday t. attend the funeral
OF Levi Davis.A son was born Thursday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Button
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CHARLOTTE.

Melvin Redmond of Starksboro was In
town Sunday.-Charles Thomas has nov
ed into the Poole place recently purchas.
ed by +. A. Deyette Of Burlington and
VIII work for him the coming season,
j Is. and S. NJ Williams are serving as
petit Jurors Coleman has moved
from Shelburne into the Hosford tene-
ment.-Miss Lizzie Seiple of New Haven
Mills was the guest OF Miss Buelah Dorr
over Sunday,-Aubrey Poole has moved
to the Joseph Ploof place, The funeral
or Miss j. b. Benton was held from her
late residence Monday at 1000 n. m.
John Wheeler had charged and the Row
II. G. Gulick conducted the services In
terment was in West Charlotte cemetery.
-tszeb larocque IL to move to Burlington.
Seth Langdon Is In town.
News from o. III. Alexander, who Is
spending the winter in Cali rnia. says
We has been the guest Of e. II. Field at
Santa Barbara. "A former townsman, and
expects to reach home the middle Of NAV.
Stanley Byington of T. G. A., accom-
panied by Mr.. Torrance OF Upper Jay y.
V. is spending his vacation at his homo
l,ra
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Anna Hayes is at home from East
Hardwick. where she Is teaching, t,
spend a week with her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Daniel IIayes.-M and Mrs. George
Garen are making arrangements TO move
to Shelburne Harbor April !, where they
both have employment for the year
Mrs George Beaudry is spending two
weeks in Lurlington.-Benja min Ciaren
has moved his family to Roscoe and Sc
gums tenement from Monk ton.--The Rev
Clifford II. Smith, superintendent of the
Vermont Anti-Saloon League, preached
at the Baptist Church Sunday morning
The widoa wake mission band Of the Bap-
fist Church will meet at the PARSONAGE
Saturday afternoon.-Mrs Chandler Peck,
81, is III at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Lucy J rknan.-Miss Lutte Jack
man and MIR. I'D Mrs. Charles Martin at
tended the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs
Solomon Field at F'errisburg March 6
Edward Brunelle has moved with his
family into the Hart brothers tenement
from HincSh,lrg
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Hazen Pomona Grange will meet here
saturday. when the following program
VIII he carried out Morning session at
1870 O'Clock sharp; business meeting, fol-
lowed by comforting of fifth degree; din
ner: afternoon session at 200: instru-
mental music: address of welcome mas
ter. liardwck Grange; response, master,
Pomona Grange; song, Mrs. Slayton
essay st. Patricks day and our Irish
American citizens, Mrs. Babcock: reading.
Prof. Gilmore of Cabot; duet Mr. and
Mrs. Slayton: discussion. What Can We
DO to Improve the Public Schools of Ve~-
mont?" led by the Rev S. r. Achenback
II. Q. nwinell and l.. A. Haynes music.
by choir special invitation has been
extended to the union superintendent
Clarence Cowles. and the teachers OF
Hardwick TO assist IN the discussion
Mrs G. A. Stanford and Mrs. w ~
Lawson returned Friday from Roston-
Ernest Currier has bought G. s. Fitch's
farm and will take possession soon. Mr.
Fitch Will move to New York.-The Hard
wick Dance and Concert orchestra will
give a dance at the Sons OF Veterans
hall March 1S.-G o. IImball was IN
Cabot Tuesday.-C. II. Lines has moved
firm the Taylor house ON Church street
10 frank Harriss house on Baby hill
benjamin Ainsworth of Weldon was In
municipal court Monday charged with
not providing sufficient fodder for his
cattle. He was fined 5000. end took an
appeal to county court r. ". Slmonds
represented the state and T. Z. Billiard
appeared for Ainsworth.-C. L. Haskell
of Wolcott was in town Monday.-A son
was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton LOOMS
Nfavf
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner have
moved to South Burington.--The funeral
OF Edwin Moody was held from the church
at one o'clock Thursday, the Rev. Fl. +.
Kemp officiating with Earl Meader In
charge. Mrs. F. D. Falby and Mrs. j. g
Sweet sang three selections. Mr. Moody
was war veteran and the bearers were
comrades, Levi Taft. Milo Taft, Samuel
Randall. Alden Elliott. Lawrence Swinyer
and Cornelius Holbrook. Mrs. G, A.
Baker and Mrs. p. c, Shattuck were at
the Mary Fletcher hospital Friday 70 visit
Mrs Baker'n son, George.-Mrs. Ella
Brewster and granddaughter Florence
Brewster. and Mrs. Clyde Brewster visit
ed at A. 3. Small's in Burlington Thurs
dag and Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Il Brewster visited he-
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Cadv. in
Jericho Saturday and Sunday.-Carlyle.
the young son of Weaver Taft. Is i'll with
tho erip,--Mrs. Walter Taft and daugh-
ter, Marion OF Starksboro, are in town @
+. Grover has rented a. hotel at Under
hill and will move there April l.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Loninda Pierce has placed a
memorial window in the Methodist Church
In memory Of her mother, and next Sun
memorial service held-The comedy
Down East that was given Friday
night by the Charlotte Dramatic club
was enjoyed by a full honse.-The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs Sophia
Harmon this afternoon to tho COM
forters.-H. w. Tracy returned Monday
afternoon from a short visit with his
brother, Charles. in New York The
trustees Of the Shelburne Free library
he'd their annual meeting in tn library
building Saturday afternoon and organ
lied for the year as follows: Chairman
Miss Ruth A. J. Read: vice -chairman
Gen. j. T.. Bars.ow: secretary. Mrs j.
G. Tracy; treasurer. John y. Dubuc
auditor Mrs. r. K. Stoddard; librarian
Miss Hannah Tracy; book committee,
Mrs. Tracy, Miss Read. Mrs. Stoddard -
Mr. and Mrs. James Cowan are parents
of daughter, born Saturday, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Burbo have n son. born
Friday.-Curtis Mcclure has moved his
family into the postofflce block.-Eoss
Muzzy has moved his family into John
Lucias tenement, and Alexander Collier
has moved from Eli Busheys house to
the one vacated by Mr.. Muzzy TIL.
Methodist prayer service will be held in
the church parlors this cvening.-Al.
the schools opened Monday morning for
the spring term. after a weeks vaca-
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chemical has two N0-gallon tanks and
200 feet OF chemical hose and the out :
fit Is In very good condition, havin q
been in storage since the city bought
It's auto truck. The chemical was
brought over Nonay afternoon and
placed in tho Steamer Hose room OF
Main street, and the hook and ladd r
truck will follow in few days At
present there is no room for 1t. as both
hose rooms are crowded. a set of
double harness was also bought. which
will he used with tho chemical The
trustees were fortunate In securing
this addition to the fire department
at so reasonable II price as $500 for
he complete outfit. The chemical
alone cost the city of Burling-
ton $500, and was used there
since 1895 with the exception Of the
past three years.
Octave Drolette. formerly one of
Winooski's oldest residents, died Mon
day at St Joscph's orphanage IN
Burlington Of old age. Just what Mr..
Drolette's age was cannot be learned
but it is given by relatives and nc
quaintances as 100 years. Mr.. Drolettc
was born In Canada and spent many
of his later years in this town as a
carter. month ago the aged man
made visit here. lie had been at
the orphanage for two wears
The annual village meeting for the cleo
ton of officers will he held I'm Concert hall
April 10. The check lists were posted
Tuesday and necessary corrections will
be made when the trustees apd justices of
the peace meet on the night Of April s
at 1880 o'clock. The number of legal
voters on the lists is b97 of which the
west ward has 30, the east ward 152 and
the south ward 15G.
Miss Augustine Bourassa died at the
home of her mother on Leclair avenue
Yesterday morning after long and
lingering Illness with tuberculosis.
Miss Bourassa was 10 years of age
and the daughter of Alphonse Bour-
ASA. who mysteriously disappeared
december 10 last and concerning
whose whereabouts not word has
since leen learned. The little girl
was then sick in bed and all summer
and fall there had been one or another
of the family i'll which. 1t is thought,
drove the father. who was out of en-
ployment, to leave home In quest o.
work. The deceased Is survived by
her mother. three brothers and Ave
sisters. The funeral will be held at
st. Francis Xavier Church tomorrow
morning.
Samuel Piche died at hrs home on
81. Peter street yesterday morning of
diabetes. Mr.. Fiche was born in Port
Neuf. =. @, 20 years ago. In 1880 he
removed 70 this village ana had since
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participated In by Or. Davigo, n,
Witter OF Boston anu Rows. urol,or %
burlington, Holt OF Barre. Buz2au y,
Jericho. GOodall and Hidden of Essox
| junction, Mrs. j. S. Braker OF RurI,p,rtor
also spoke. Mrs. 6. W. Hidden ,io,,t
the organ and the singing was lod h, e.,
Rev. George f. Holt of Rnrrc rh,
Ladies Aid society provided sunnor 4,
the evening session there were addresses
by the Rev w. L. Wittor D. d. q,
Boston and the Rev. james $. Broker
touching 'The Forward Movement" ,r
the churches. There was sin,,r, Ne, i,
chorus choir led by William Gal,un win
Miss Hazel Wool as orgnnist
Eleazar Taft. who viii lie % ycors "a
on his next birthday, suffered a s,i,ht
shock Friday night. He had snen, inc
afternoon at the home of lis ncnhe,v
George Taft, and returning abou, six
O'Clock suffered the shock inst as N. wac
inside the gate OF his dooryard lie fol,
In puddle of water and being unob,e
to rise lay there for about an hour. uc
was conscious and called for holm hut M
one heard HIM until about seven o'clock
when Miss Devino, who is employed al
William Anderson s, was passing. She
called assistance and AIR. Taft was TAX,
into his house. whore he and his son.
Enos. reside alone. physician was
called and found his risht side nartlalIv
paralyzcd. Sunday. however. he wac
much better ana was able to move his
feet and arms and II Pneumonia does not
develop it IS thought he will be able ia
he about soon.
j. r. Redmond Of Williston LEI,
Monday nigh for Salem, Wash. whore
he has Il position.
Mrs william IT, Yandow who nm
derwent an operation at the Fanny
Allen hospital Mnrch G.. is doing
we'll.
Charles +. bean was in jurcd TUESDAY
while drawing lumber TO the new Down
Ing house. io had just stopped to I'M
load when the sleds struck some ice and
snow and tipped over. the lumber strik .
ing Mr.. Bean and breaking his RICH
ankle.
Miss Gladys Gilbert pleasantly enter
tained Is of her girl friends at tho home
of'her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Irving Gil
bert from four to eco Tuesday after
noon IN honor OF her l2,h birthday. The
dining room was decorated In pink and
white. Miss Gilbert received many nret
ty gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Booth and children
leave next Tuesday for u several weeks
trip in the West They will go to Keith
Vile. Sask.. where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Titamore Mr. Booth, after
p weeks stay there. will 40 TO Iowa on
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NEW HAVEN.

The funeral of Dayton Irish who
iled Of typhoid fever, was held at his
late homo SUNDAY. Borland
IF Burlington will lecture at the
grange Friday evening The public
Is invitod.--Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Davis
have returned from their wedding
lrip.--Samuel NuttinE died Tuesday
morning after lingering Illness at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Henry
ralmer.-Tne young people held Il
leap year social in the hall Wednes-
o. night.--Mr. and Mrs r NJ. Partch
N're in Vergennes Sunday. Raymond
Wells and family Of Irasburg are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Wells
There will he n service at the chapel
= the Mills Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
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WILLIsToN.

DR.. a. l.. Bingham. G. ID. Warren, j. e.
Kennedy, &. J. and &. s. Wright, Frank
Talcott. Il. Il. Brown and son, Charles
Brown. attended the Boston automobile
show-Mr. and Mrs. q. Il. I.amson OF
Burlington spent Friday at Guy Lam
son's.-Mrs. Mary Hamilton and daugh-
ter, katherine, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Story Mt Waterville, --Mrs. Eta Bliss has
returned TO Worcester. Mass.-Mr and
Mrs Guy LamsOn gave a 800 party Fri
day night. The first prizes were won by
Mss sylvia Warren and Howard Mer-
rill Mr.. r. W. Clark and Miss Adelaide
morrill, gave tureen party Monday
evening. Mrs Mabel Brown ana Frank
Talcott won the first prizes at 5D.-Miss
Anne H. McEwen OF Burlington has been
Nisitin. her sister. Mrs h. S, Johnson. 80
Miss Adelaide Morrill, returned TO Bur-
lngton Tues iay,--'rhe Misses Pearl and
Ruth Potter are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is, Potter.-The Union
circle of Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs Wright Clark Friday after
.,oon.--The fourth quarterly conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church VAS held
Monday afternoon at the parsonage. The
Rev DR. J II. Coleman, district superin-
tendent, presided. The following officers
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CHIITENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

George Shcpa'l is in Grand Rapids,
Mich, whele' he Went 10 try the ex-
animation for the science of acoustics.
Durns his absence the mail route is
being cared for by Thomas Fitzgerald,
substitute carrier
For stealing cornet and some clothing.
Arthur Nergil, who claim, McAlester.
okla, as his home. Was fined soJ and
costs of $'li in municipal court Thursday
for the theft Of the cornet and received "A
three months sentence for stealing the
clothes Nereil has been boarder al
Mrs. Scymour's since last Friday ana
Wednesday afternoon, deciding to leave
town, jumped into some clothes belonging
10 a fellow boarder and left his 'own in
exchange. The cornet was the property
OF Maxine Seymour, Jr, Upon learning
of the theft, chief Wardwel immedla tcly
notified Oflicer Demag at Essex junction
who made the arrest.
The lroquos Camp. NJ. ". A.. drill team
Will hold an Easter bail in Corporation
hall on the night OF Monday, April <,
when an orchestra of four pieces will fur
nish music. This Is for the benefit OF
the drill team.
BY request the place of holding the
quarterly conference will be changed
from the Methodist Episcopal Church TO
the home Of Mrs. H. NJ. Weston The
meeting will be held at eight o'clock Sat
urday night,
IN article will be inserted in the warn
ins for the coming village meeting to sec
what action the voters VIII take upon
the village owning a municipal lighting
plant and furnishing It's own lights
The annual St I'atrick's day banquet
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MoNKTON.

At the next meeting of Flurona grange
the first and second degrees will be work
ed on class of seven candidates Re-
freshments Will be served. Mrs. Gather
inc Begor is iil.---C. > Dean has so far
recovered as to be able to take IA short
ride.-Lewis BeGor and family have
moved to his mothers house on the mn.
Mrs. II. T.. Mech has recovered from
her recent illness.-J. /. Kenyon OF Md
dlehury visited his daughter, Mrs. w. H..
Gee. reccntly.-Myrlc Mech ana Ruby
Comstock are in Burlington, guests of
Mrs. }. Il. Ladd.-D. +. McEntee rcindins
about the same.--Mrs. Charles Coats was
in Vergennes Wednesday There VIII be
a. box social at the grange hall Wednes-
day evening. March 90. for the benefit
of F'lorona orchestra. n program Will be
vpudevpd
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EAST HARDWICK.

Rufus Allen has moved into his father s
house.-One of the twin daugf ers Of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Judkin died Thursday
nieht.-Chares Green has moved from
Woodbury. into one of the Bailey tene-
ments.-Mrs. Ruth Johr m is in poor
health.--Austin Laird is going to worl, a.
the Belfry through susaring.-O. l.. Cur
Jier, who has be n il, IS moro comfort
eble.-Mrs. Truman Gould has returned
nome after spending a couple OF weeks
with her parents in Walden.-Mrs. +. V.
Uassam is suffering with bronchitis
Ernest Currio has purchased C, Fitch s
place,
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth (Breen)
Barrett, who died at the home of her
daushtf~, Mrs. ]. r. ritzsmonds, las.
sunday morning, was attended from St.
Thomas's Church Tuesday morning with
burial In the old Catholic cemetery. Mrs
Barrett was born in ireland, So years ago.
She was the widow OF Michael Barrett
and is survived by three sons and two
daughters. Luke F.. of Shelburne. Mich
ael OF Burlington, Patrick L. and Mrs.
Lizzie I.eary OF Jericho and Mrs. j. T.
Fitzsimonds Of this place.--Mr. and Mrs.
". l.. Bennett are passing the week in
Stove FRANCIS NARROW is passing a few
days with his daughter. Mrs. Terrien. In
Richmond.-W B. Stroud Is carrying the
mail In the absence of Mr.. Bennett, tie
regular carrier.
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MILTON BORo.

The oyster supper and concert given
under the auspices of tho Ladies' AID
at the church was "A success, Thirty dol
lars was clcared.--B. y. Martin and s.
:. Ferry are working on the local tele-
phone line,
Fmmo Boyden Is visiting her sister
Mrs Abba Carr.-The oyster supper and
concert at the Methodist Episcopal Church
was snccess.-B. ID. Martin. II. 8. Berry
and Elmer Bean are working on the tele
phone line Mrs. d. X. Bean was In 81
Adams Thursday
Hobart Richards was In Burlington Fri.
day.--Scveral from here attended tho
dance at Georgia Friday evening.-Ila
Green Is at work for Mrs Mortimer Rey.
nolds.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buck spent
sunday at A. b. Woodss.
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were elected: Trustees, Mrs NJ w.
Clark. w. H. Metcnlf. Miss Flora Clark,
j. L. Metcalf Frank Clark, w. NJ. Bar.
ber. Guy Lamson: stewards, W. e.
ferguson. Mrs. w. Il. Ferguson
Mrs. NJ. W. Clark. W. II. Metcalf. Mrs.
w. II. Metcalf. j. II. Bryant. Mrs. Ella
Mosher Miss Jennie Burnett: treasurer,
Guy Iamson; district steward, W. H..
Metcalf: recording steward. Mrs. w. il.
Metcalf; superintendent Of Sunday school,
W. NJ Barber president Of Christian En-
deavor society. w N. Barber The con-
ference asked for the return Of the pas
tor, the Rev. 4. p. Potter by unani-
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SOUTH BURLINGTON,

The Kings Daughters met We'd
resday with Mrs f, V. Prior
Harold Murphy who has boen confined
to tho house the past week In conse
Quence OF being kicked on the knee by
II horse, Is improving. --B. IL. lsham
has moved to rooms In the Clement
block In Burlington and will have en-
ployment In Whites ice cream par
lors.-Mr. and Mrs. f., V. Prior visited
her brother. Albert Comstock. IN Mont
pclier Saturday
Charles Belle. who has been In town
for year starts Monday for Rose
city. Mich. Mrs Belle and son. Rus
sell. will spend the summer hcre.--W
r. Curtis Is seriously ill.-The Rev
]. r. Buzzell Is recovering from an
attack Of neuralgia.--The annual
opening OF the mite boxes of the Bap-
tist Church will take place at Mrs
Goodwin's Saturday afternoon - A
sleighing party of about 30 from Bur
lington were entertained at the Bar
Der farms Saturday evening. Follow
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JONESVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewrenco have
moved into the Jewett tenement-E J..
olmstead was In burlington Monday
Mrs King OF Worcester. Mass. was the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Pease "Wednesday.
States Attorney Shaw and Lawyer Hop
kins OF burlington were in town Tues
day,-Mr and Mrs w. 4, Church were
In burlington Monday THE infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Martin died
Saturday morning The funeral was held
Sunday, the Rev Mr.. Treat officiating
The burial was in Rverview cemetery. -
Stanley berry was at home from the
Medical College In Burlington over Sun
day.-E. g. Crandan Is III with the grip.