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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-26
Cecil Lyon Talks.
lated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 20
Col. Cecg Lyon said here today
that if Roosevelt was nominated for
president he would sweep the coun-
try
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FOURTH INFANTRY IS
ORDERED CONCENTRATED
WILL BE ASSEMBLED AT SAN
ANTONIO FOR SERVICE ON
BORDER.
Action Taken by Government Upon
Receipt of Reports that Fight
ing Is in Progress Near
Juarez.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
washington, Feb 26.-Official
reports to the government say seven
hundred Mexican insurgents have
landed ten miles from Juarez and
have already begun firing on the
Ioutposts.
One was killed and two wounded
IL the skirmishes last night.
The receipt of today's official re-
ports that fighting had been resum-
ed near Juarez caused the govern
ment to order the Fourth Infantry,
now divided between Omaha, Little
Rock and other points, to prepare
to entrain for San Antonio.
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| ROOSEVELT SAYS IN
FIGHT To THE FINISH
THE COLONEL GIVES OUT A SUP
ELEMENTARY STATEMENT
AT BOSTON.
Declares He and His Friends are In
the Fight to Stay--Wash-
ington Headquarters
Enlarged.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 26.-Colonel
Roosevelt said today in answer to
the earnest solicitation of friends,
1--WE are in the fight, that's al"
He would say nothing more.
A Roosevelt organization was
started here today. The colonel will
decide later whether he will enter
speech making campaign.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-26
PASSENGER TRAIN HELD
UP BY WIND STORM
Passengers Spent the Night in the
Depot at Childress--Delayed
by the Wind.
Associated Press Special.

Childress, Texas, Feb. ga
Fort Worth and Denver passenger
train was held here All night by the
fierce storm which ragged through
out this section of the state. The
passengers We're housed in the de-
pot.
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To Investigate Conditions.
tSSOPjqtaI prac1 Gnaoio1

Associated Press Special
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator
stone introduced a resolution today
Tor the investigation of Mexican
border conditions and to determine
the United States specific duty re-
garding the insurrection.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-26
M\HSlA &ENksxA'
COMPANY
! The Big Store

| ties of Lincoln, Jefferson and Ar
kansas yesterday.
Seven occupants of the home or
Ed Johnson, near Aimyra, were
Killed when the house was carried
forty feet in the air by the furious
wind
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No Fighting Reported.
Associated Press Special.

hssucIaleu PTess Special.
El Paso, Texas, Feb. 26.-Accord-
ing to reports received here there is
no fighting today at Juarez or en-
virons.
Col. Panchi Villa, an ex-bandit.
but who is loyal to President Ma
dero, is reported to have left Chi
huahua today with one thousand
men to relieve Juarez.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-26
You Need a
Good Brush

No matter for what purpose
the hair, the teeth. the flesh
for poor one is worse than use
less, it doesn't accomplish good
results and is constant source
Of annoyance and dissatisfaction.
Brushes that brush the right way
are solid back, durable, pretty
of pattern and right as 10 prica
are to be seen in great variety
here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-02-26
Rebels in Camp.

Associated Press Special.
FL Paso. Texas, Feb 2s.-The
rebels are still eneamped twelve
miles from Juarez awaiting the ar
rival of one thousand reinforce
mcnts.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams,

Attending divine worship was the cause
of a serious outbreak by William Caut-
chey of North Elm street Sunday att
ernoon II seems that Nj. Caut-
chey who is an old man and not in hi,
right mind. objects to his wife gong 10
church and ne has so expressed himself
several times In spite Of this Mrs. Caut-
chey went to the Methodist Church sun
day morning and on her return re
ceivcd chastlsement from her husband in
the form of severe Gaming about the
head. She suffered several severe scalp
wounds and it was necessary to take sew
eral stitches in the cuts She was later
taken to the hospital for treatment The
man evidently became frightened and let
tho house. Mr. Cautchey, who has but
one arm, Is well known about the city
having always lived here.
The annual memorial Sunday service
was held at St. Luke's Church sunday
afternoon at three O'Clock. when a very
able address was given by the Rev. Albert
Gale, the new rector of st. Luke's. A
good sized delegat ton from A. r, Hurl
burt Post, No 90. G. A. r., attended anc
others present We're members of the
Woman's Relief Corps, veterans of the
war with Spain. Sons of Veterans and the
members of Co. r, V. n c. under com
mand of Capt. C. f. Pell, who escorted
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

Mrs. G. r. Kenneld suffered a badly
spraned shoulder. May g. when she
was thrown in the graveled driveway by
a cow recently released from the barn
Miss Elsie Ogilvie returned Thursday
from "A visit to New York. where she
mot n brother just over from Scotland.
She also visited an uncle in Albany. n.
" and a brother in Proctor.-Burnes
Garvin OF Richford visited his aunt,
Mrs. j. II. Burnes. Saturday,-Mr. and
Mrs j. G. Gaines and two children went
to Cambridge by automobile Friday aft
ernoon Mr.. Gaines and son, George, re-
turned the same evening Mrs. Gaines
and little son remained to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n Lang.-There
was not much snap In the game OF the
high school with Franklin at the latter
place Saturday. Sixteen to G in favor OF
Enosburg indicates some running II
nothing more.
There were two well attended sessions
at the county W. c, Il. u. convention in
the Baptist Church May 81. The even
ing service at which Superintendent
I3arss of Vergennes was to have spoken
was omitted owing to the Illness of Mr.
Barss The officers elected were as fol.
lows: President Miss Elsie Pease, Swan
| ton; ice-presldent, Mrs Elsie Jaynes
Mont gomery; recording secretary. Mrs
/ Annette w. Parmelee, Enosburg Falls
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SHELDON SPRINGS.

Mrs. Y. L. Peavey IS passing the week in
Burlington.-Miss LILLIAN Banyea mas re-
turned to her work here after passing a
brief vacation at her home in Highgate.
Paul Upper and family have moved TO
tho Jerry place, which he recently pur-
chased.-Miss Nellie Danyow and William
Milette of Elzabethtown, n. Y. are the
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n.
+. Danyow Miss Ruth Phillips returned
to White River Junction Friday, after
passing three weeks vacation at her
home here.-Mlss Marian Dagles. who Is
attending school at Enosburg Falls. pass
ed Sunday at her home here.-Miss Hazel
Remington mas been confined 10 the
house the past few days by illness'-SeV-
eral of the young people gathered at the
home of T.. S. Phillips Thursday evening,
Music. games and dancing were the
amusements and refreshments Were
served-Miss l.. Merle Philips went
Monday to Morrisville. where she mas a
position.-J T. Shepey OF Boston Is III
town for "A few days,-Miss Grace Phil
lips of Montgomery was at her nome here
over sunday.-Mr and Mrs r. A. Dagies
Misses Marian Dagles and Marjorie Bull
lis and George May took an automobile
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,r,, 70 Enosburg Falls Franklin and VI
c,ni,v sunday Miss Katherine Dwyer
was rho eucst of Miss BESSIE Duffy over
sundav-t,vman Cantcll and son, Joseph.
have ponc TO Hoston, whore they have
nosit,ons-W william Bates Of st. Adams is
q guest Of NJ. a. Paec-larold Trudeau
ri sheldon was In town Saturday.
Mrs D. NJ. sheplcy anG son. Robert
who have been passing two weeks in
BOSTON returned Monday--Mlss Kath-
crime Dwycr and Mis- Bessie Duffy
arc spending a few days at the lattcr's
home in Enosburg Fals.-NIss Nellie
Danvou, who has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. panyou for the
mast week. returned to Elizabethtown.
IN. Y. Wodnesday.-Ma Malcolm Baker and
Willis Brown we're in St Albans Satur-
Idav--Mr. and Mrs Frcd Macia and
daughter. Agnes, of HAST Highgate.
visited here Sunday--Thcro was a
large attendance at both morning and
evening services at ST. Anthony's
Church Sunday.
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corresponding secretary, Mrs. Marion
Chamberlin, East Franklin; treasurer,
Mrs. Nellie Manuel Flint; auditor, Mrs.
ella r. Wood, Rchford; l.. T. l.. super
intendent, Miss Elsie Pcase, Swanton; Y.
p. =. superintendent, Miss Ruth Gilbert,
East Franklin
The Juniors played the Champions of
Montgomery on Athletic field Saturday.
They managed to set one score to the
visitors 4.-Arlan Towle cut his foot
badly one day last week when cutting "a
dead apple tree.--A. NJ. Asetine of Bur-
lington passed Saturday and Sunday
with his family, who have been making
more extended visit herc.-A good sized
company enjoyed the May dance in For
ester's hall Friday evening given by the
Rebekah's.-Th Memorial Sunday SER
vices in Opera hail in the afternoon were
well attended Music was furnished by
double male quartet and j. A. BROMLEY
rendered a solo. The Rev f. D. Miller
read the scripture. the Rev. w. j. Clark
offered prayer and the Rev. Il. A. Legg
gave A very telling address.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Grey of St Adams were
guests over Sunday of Mrs. Lennle s.
Darrah.--A. f. Durkee of Sheldon was u
business visitor in town Monday. lie
delivered his car. which he had sold to
George Phelps. Carroll Cramton has re
signed his position in the store of +. f.
Greenwood and has gone to lIighgate
Springs for tho season. Ernest Sheldon
has entered the employ of Mr.. Green
wood, beginning Monday.-A well attend
ed reception in spite of the prevailing
rain was given the Rev. w. j. Clark in
the Baptist vestry Friday evening in
honor of his return from a four weeks
enforced rest, which he passed In Hyde
Park.
when she went to Foresters hall MONDAY
evening to find that about 100 people were
gathered to pay their respects to her in
honor of her birthday anniversary. The
evening was passed in social way and
with music and refreshments. Miss Car
olne Nutting. Mrs. II, A. Churchill and
Mrs. A. G. Brigham OF bakersfield We're
| in town Tuesday.-Jay Goodsel was TAX
Ell by Sheriff Croft before St Alban=
| city court Tuesday, where he pleaded
guilty to disturbing the peace when on
| the previous evening he broke window
| in DR. Bells building, which is occupied
| by Mrs. Cantell He was fined $500 and
ard Smith and Adolphus C. Burt, repre-
| sen.ing Pixley Post, visited the grammar
grade and high school in the high school
| room for memorial exercises We'd
| nesda afternoon.
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ALBURG CENTER.

superintendent Dukcshiro Of st. AL
bans occupied the pulpit Sunday.-Mrs.
Nightman spent the Weekend with her
daughter in st Albans.-Alice Pencil
who has been visiting her cousin, Donna
Duba. for several weeks, returned yes
tcrday to Swanton.--The Alburg Gene
terry association meets a, the town hall
June 3.-NIrs Cooley went to her fathers
home in Ncrgennes yesterday for a short
vsit.-Mr. and Mrs Ross Pearl of Grand
Isle We're at T. d. Jameson's Sunday.
Mrs Charles Russell of Grand Isle is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. William Hyde are
visiting their daughter. Mrs Merton
Rockwell Mr.. Rockwell has taken his
position as pilot on the steamer Yer
mont for the coming seas on. Emma Val
ley and Mr. Nose were married a few
weeks ago in Massachusetts, and are at
her fathers for a short visit.-Miss May
Sowles has been ill.--Mrs John Haylett.
VINO has been Ill for some weeks does
not seem to improve very fast.-Tho chill
Gren are preparing exercises for Child
rens day.-M!s.~ Lura Sowles of New York
has been at William Sowlcs's since her
mothers death short time ago.-Mrs.
-Nda l'atten is at home from New York.
where she spent the w!nter.-Mr and
Mrs. Loren lIutchins came a few weeks
ago to their mothers, Mrs. Elsie Hut
ohin.S. from Tampa, Fla.--Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Badger go Thursday to Hlehgate
for several wceks-The Pomona Grange
meets here in the Grange rooms the first
Friday in Junc.-Miss Eliza Gribbon and
her pupils are 10 give a musical enter
tainment next Thursday in the hall a,
AlhNrc.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

Memorial services will be neld in the
church IN Grard Isle with a dinner SER
we'd by the Ladies' Aid society.-The Rev.
Mr. Mix has returned from his vacation,
spent at his home in Connccticut.-M
Sarah Chamberlain was called to St
Albar.s by the Illness of Mrs. Jay Cham
hcrlain.-Lcster Minckler after several
months of severe Illness, has returned ia
his home in Grand Isle from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. whore he received
treatment, Miss Lumbras mother has
been spending a few days with ner at
Mr.. Samson s.-Gene Tehcau visited in
Essex over SundaY.-Mr. Yates of platts-
bursh has a camp at Ladds Landing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30
UNDERHILL.

Memorial day will be observed in the
usual way at G. a. Il. hall Thursday
The Wostford band will be in attendance.
The Dramatic club Will give a play N
the evening and repeat it Saturday even
ms for the benefit of those who can not
hear il Memorial evon.ng.-Mrs. Lucy
Prior is visiting Mrs. s. " Palmer for
"A few days.-Mrs. w. r Colcgrovc of
burlington is spending a few days at H..
J.. Coleerove's.- lockwood of Hyde
Park was at home for few days last
week.
order of arrangements for Memorial
day: Details from l., II. Bostwick Post
will decorate the graves of all soldiers
ut he following cemeteries: North Under
hill Underhill, Underhill Center, Pleasant
Valley, Jericho. jericho Center and
Church street. Services at the cemetery
by G. 4. r., 5. O. V. and W. r. c. Din
ner served at twelve O'Clock by w r. G.
FOR post camp and visiting societies, Serv-
Ices at the hall at two o'clock p, m, ad-
dress by Leon Latham; Rotations by
children, also singing and music. The
Westford band will he In attendance A,
eight o'clock an entertainment will be
given by the Underhll Dramatic club
under the auspices of the W. r. c.
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. Mr. Henninsson gave an eX-
cellent Memorial address in the Baptist
church sunday morning. He wishes to
meet the men of the town in the church
Friday evening of this week for the pur
pose OF organizing a sort of mutual
benefit association.-Mrs. Loula Macon
her went to Rutland Friday to visit her
brother, George Cobb.-The Ossood Hill
Cemetery association will hold It's an
nual meeting at tho homestead of Arthur
Osgood Saturday, Juno l. at 1000 a. M.
There are no more cases of small poX
reported in town except that of Miss
Daisy Unwin, who lives in the Northwav
home-Airs. J. T. Allen went to Frank
lin Saturday. She Will go to Swanton be-
fore coming home.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRIsVILLE.

Three-fourths of an inch of ram Iell
during the storm of Friday night and six
and one-fourth inches of precipitation in
the month Of May up to Saturday morn
ing Was registered by Weather Observer
c. \. Sanders.--M. II. Boardman lost a
valuable heavy team horse Saturday. The
horse was working on a harrow with two
others, hitched three abreast. when bit
broke and the team became unmanage-
able and ran until coming in contact with
q tree. A leg OF the now horse was
broken, necessitating its being shot.-C. A.
Gile George q. Morse. c. l.. Gates. w. +.
Churchill and Il. +. Briggs went to Bos-
ton Friday night to return SATURDAY ana
Sunday with a car for Mr.. Morse and a
runabOut for c II. A. Stafford Miss
Grace Russ, a teacher in Wolcott, passed
Saturday and Sunday with her aunt. Mrs
Minnie Smalley.-Miss Ada Hoyt was in
Greensboro saturday and Sunday, guest
Of Miss Hazel IPope.-E. q. Wilson came
from Burlington Saturday 10 pass Sun
day with his family.-One of the valuable
black horses of Herbert Smith which
has been working on the lead on
the road machine. was seriously cut up
and otherwise injured in 4 bad miX-up
Friday while at work between nc
bridges by the lake. The trouble was
caused by the rapid approach without
warning of an automobile which came
upon them around the curve. The team
went over the bank. the injured horse be-
Ing in some way thrown under the ma
chine Miss Carrie Cheney. who has WIS.,
tied her cousins, ". S. Cheney. Mrs, II.
n. Bryant and Mrs. Sarah Hoyt, re-
turned Saturday to Brookline Mass
Mrs Fannie Hunt was in St Johnsoury
Saturday, the guest of Mrs, Carrie Dan
lels. She will visit her brother, George
Colby, in Montpelier and in Barre before
returnlng.--A game of baseball Saturday
r A. IS. Stowe high school. was won by
r A. with a score OF to g.
Mrs Laura j. Geed died Sunday aft
ernoon at about three o'clock after a
very short illness with pneumonia fol-
lowing a shock, which occurred at about
nine O'Clock Friday evening. Funeral
services were held at her late home
on Park street Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock, the Rev. Walter T.. Baker
of the First Congregational Church Of
hciatnh Intermcnt was made in
Pleasant View cemetery. Laura J. Ken
ncy was born In Bethlehem, N H.. De-
cember 4. 1888. She was united in mar
riage June 10, 1855. 10 Henry w. Fleet
wood OF ST Johnsbury, who died May
10. 1879. May Il. 1885, she was married TO
Phillip * Gleed of Morrisville, who
died June %, 1897 Mrs. Gleed Is survived
10y son, Frederick G., Fleetwood, OF
this place and four sisters, Mrs. Susan
HUI and Mrs Shrepta Joslyn of Con-
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them.-Evalyn Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Davis. who has hoo, III
with pneumonia, is reported moro COM
1ortablc.-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel sn,ain
ana young son. Stanley, who have hoen
spenulhs TWO months with Mrs. Splains
parents returned Saturday TO st. Adams
i"eN nave been here while Mr. Splain
mas peeh convalescing from a critical Ill
ness win pneumonia and typhoid. Mrs
H' u Balch has returned from Burlng-
'oh'-Mrs' Ralph Wilbur, who has been
"pchulhs the winter in Egypt and
FRANCE. Is expected here this week with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
- Wilbur before going to her homo in
Portland, Orc. NJ. Chittenden has had
telephone installed.-At the afternoon
service Sunday the Rev. William Cash
moro Of the Congregational Church spoke
on the Middlebury convention.-Mr
hcelcr spent Sunday at his home in South
liero.-MrS. Robert Mctcalr of rndcrhill
has been visiting her sister, Mrs W. c.
Jackson. for 10 days-Among the teach
ors from this town who attended the con-
ference in Richmond Friday were Mrs
l.. {. Rice, Mrs. l. NJ. Ncaiy and the
Misses Adrien, Derby, Leonard, Athcrton,
wallace. Henley and Bolscr and +. f.
Maloney and l.. a. Brown. About 80
teachers of the union We're present.-Mr
and Mrs W-rsley Of Essex junction spent
Sunday at II. j. Dosany s. Mrs. John p.
Whittcn went Saturday to st Albdns for
an extended visit with her daughter. Mrs
stephen w. Paiee.-Mr and Mrs Willis
Brown and daughter of Essex spent sun
nay with her parents. MIR and Mrs. John
Schillhammcr-rhe village school boys
beat an Undcrhii team Of BOYS a a ball
game Saturday at -. c. Ilawlcys by a
score of a to Announcement was made
ct the afternoon service Of the Conerega-
tional Church o. the receipt of a check
of $500 from theNestate of Mrs. clara 1.v-
man, the interest 10 be used toward
carrying on the church work.-H. r.
White and Miss Nellie White visited Miss
Lora White at tho Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai Sunday
Mrs. \. II. Packard has hecn visiting
her parents in North Cambridge. Her
father, HXlAud Leach. accompanied her
home.Mrs. T.. &. Williams and Mrs. q.
II. Brown arc in Swanton attending the
missionary moctins.--Mr and slrs. H. w.
Sinclair and Dorothy spent sunday ut
Jericho Center at Guy llanley's.-Mr.
Storms of Stove has been in town with a
view of moving here. Charles Brady, a
young hoy from St. Joseph's orphanacc.
Burlington has come to I've with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Adrien.-Mrs. William
Ladcau and daughter, MarjorY, We're in
Burlington Tuesday. being a
holiday the schools will be closed and
there will he no delivery of mail by the
Carriers.-N1iss Ada Brock has returned
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HYDE PARK.

The June term of Lamolle county court
will open In the new court house Tues
day, June 4. with Judge Waterman pre-
siding. The docket contains 80 cases,
of which IS are court, eight State, i
divorce and iive chanccry. Here is the
jury list: q. A. Lawrence, Bovidere
ii. w. McNally. c. j Thomas ". II
Parker. Edwin G, York. Cambridge.
Daniel O'Hear, +. H. stone Eden. f. :.
Merriam, f. l.. Churchill, Emore; j. r,
Jewett r. II. strong, j. II. Gray, y. H.
Hull Hyde Park; D. f.. Collins, Howard
Courser, Fred Hopkins, Frank Chaffee
johnson; W. II. Town, \. '. Hollis. 4.
W. Waite Hollis Midget, l.. :. small
Morristown, Cheney a Tomlinson, Hollis
&C.. Edison. j Fred Camphell Mark g.
Lovejoy, Leon ;. Butts, stowe; b. f.
Beard, S. r. HemenWaN, Waterville
Herbert l.. Parker, Wallace o. Davis
George &. Pease, Wolcott Announce.
ment is made of the marriage OF Samuc
Piper and Mrs. Carrie Manning at ST
Johnsbury last week Mrs. Mannin-
formerly lived here.-'"he probate iudg,
and county clerk have moved into the
new court housc.--The Rev MIR Trl
and family. the new ConErcgationa
pastor, nave moved into the palsonare
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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. william Wright and two daugh-
tors of MONTGOMERY are spending few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
G. orion Charles Carter of Bennng I on
is visiting his sister Mrs. Sarah Row
land. Mrs. a. T., Boardman Is visiting
relatives in Wardsboro. r.. G.. Ballard is
confined to the house with illncss.-G. l..
Butler was at home over Sunday.-Har-
old Goodyear has returned from the
West--The Il. +. a. team was defeated
by Brigham academy at Bakersfield Sat-
urday, to Mrs. w. w. Holbrook has
returned from an extended visit in MIL
ton.-The Ladies' Village improvement,
society ma squerade promenade was
largely attended Tuesday evening a. the
y. II. l. hall
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. Peter Breault is ill.--The Misses
Helen and Madeline Willard of Montreal
have been spending few days with DR..
and Mrs. G. S. Clark.-E w. Provo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Manish left Tuesday
morning for Three Rivers. Mass, where
they expect to spend Memorial day with
their son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Provo--A young child of Charles
Foote died Friday night of diphthcria.-
Mrs. w. j. Wright and daughter are Wis
iting her parents in Fairfax-The Rev.
]. D. Waldron of Sheffield will occupy
the pulpit a the Baptist Church Sunday.
He comes as candidate for the pastor
ate Of the church here.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Pre-memorial exercises were held by
the school Wednesday evenng.-Mrs.
Mark Alger and son, Maryland, have re-
turned home after spending a few days
at VI. NJ. Alger' s.-Alrs. Mary Tyler is
indisposed, Little Florence Stevens is re-
covering.-Mrs. Laura Hill Flint has been
visiting al q. W. Pamer's.-Dr. McKen-
zic returned to New York Saturday even
ing, having been called here by the seri-
Gus Illness of his father.-As Mr.. and Mrs.
Mort Alger were coming down Whites
hin Sunday evening the neck yoke broke,
the horses became unmanageable, throw
ing both Mr., and Mrs. Alger out, shaking
them up badly. The wagon and harnesses
We're badly broken up.--Mrs, Fiddock
Mrs. Reuben and Mrs. Walter Edwards
all of Waterbury. were in town last
Thursday