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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
ESSEX JUNCTION..

The annual village meeting was held at
the Park street school house Saturday
afternoon when the following officers We're
elected President, W. w Smith; clerk
John $. Sharpley: trustees for two years
Harvey Gates and r. O, Mudgett; trustees
for one year. l.. NJ. Hays, T., c. Fay;
treasurer. l. r. Huntey, collector. j. II.
Douglas; water commissioner for five
years. Harvey Gates; chief of fire depart
ment. G. A. Peck first assistant, Harmon
Hall. second assistant Floyd Barnes.
auditors. the Rev. j. = Goodall, O. $.
Nichols. Henry whitney; library trustee
for two wears, Miss Cora l. TarboX for
five years, Mrs. r. O. Mudgett. The
citizens turned down the proposition to
install a fire alarm system. The water
commissioners were instructed to In
vestigate and report uQon the cost of an
auxiliary to the water system, also to
extend the system to South and West
streets. The trustees were instructed TO
| ascertain the cost of moving the addition
of the brick hotel to the west side of the
village property and to report at a later
meeting. \ tax of 40 cents for village
purposes and also 20 cents for highways
was voted.
Miss lrena Plule. who for six wears
| has been clerk in the store OF q. p
browne at Morrisville, has taken posi-
ton at A. Il. Riggs store,
Miss Flora Anterior, who completed
her term in the Waltham ,Mass) Nurses
Training school about Il month ago, anc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
BRISTOL.

Francis w. Labor died at the
home of his son. w. y, Labor, about
nine O'Clock Thursday night the result OF
a shock. He had been in feeble health for
a year past, He was IA veteran of the
Civil War serving In co. II. 9th Vermont
regiment. lie is survived by one son, w.
\. Labor Of this town. and two daugh-
ters Mrs. w. u. Woodman of Nergennes
and Mrs Minnie Labor of Monkton, Ills
age was u Years. The funeral was held
saturday afternoon while a brief service
Ht the house. Iihanus Lodge. i. & \. NJ.
Of which he was a member had
charge of the services at the cemetery
Extensive improvements and altera-
lions are being made on the interior Of
the Bristol Clothing company. Miss
Georgia Peck of st, Adams was an over
Sunday guest of her parents. MI and
Mrs II. +. Peck.-'rhe hydrant at the
corner of the park burst Sunday morn
Ing flooding the street Village paid
for work and material on North street
the past year sl.722.3l; on East street.
State road, 1896 s0.-Niiss Endora Palmer
OF Proctor was an over-Sunday guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f, u Palmer,
The Tennis club have rented ground
hack of the bristol House and work has
began on the court. Hathorne X boyn'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
LINCOLN.

Mrs. 3lauvolt who WAS called here
by the Illness of her brother, William
Hoag, returned to her home in PrOv-
dence, r. L., Friday.-W. Charlton and
John McBrady were arrested at the Lin
coin House Wednesday, April a. by Sher.
III Farr and We're taken to Bristol for a
hearing. They were arrested for Illegal
liquor selling, also furnishing a minor.
They were bound up for the sum of $31
each. and in default of bail were lodged
IN Mddlebury jail till tho juno court
The sugar-makers say the season has
yielded only half a crop.
Or. G. A. Russell goes soon to Arlington
lie was a graduate Of the University of
Vermont IN Burlington in 1906. was clinical
assistant in the Fletcher hospital for some
time, and practiced here since 1906 -
Mrs Hannah Morgan is ill.--Mabel Cram
of Rutland Is in town,-Wsst Lincoln
school is closed until Monday next on ac-
count of the illness of its teacher, Miss
lila Sweet.-Mrs. Carrie Schoolcraft and
son. Maxwell OF Hamilton Bermuda
Islands, Is visiting her daughter Mira
Walter Ilamilton.-Mr Annette Morgan
of keene, n. H.. Is in town.-G. A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

Everybody Is doing their spring house
Cleaning now. We have all the REQUISITES
to assist you in this work Moth balls.
ten cents the pound, Mothex. ten cents
tho package. Red Cedar Flakes, Bug and
Nrrmin eXtermnator Carbonol for dis
injecting, all sizes. ten cents up. Roach
powder, shelf paper, straw hat cleaner.
grease extractor Wyandotte In five
pound bags, % cents. Telephone us your
orders Saturday candy. the forty cent
package for % cents. lluyler's. Apollo,
Quality, Iiazens Liggett's, Fenway's,
and University chocolates always in
stock, ShanlcS's Pharmacy. lW.lt
Mrs brigham Young died Saturday
afternoon of organic heart disease at the
age OF &c years. Mrs. Young had been
liNing at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Kirby, on the Lower road A
son. George, and a daughter. Miss Nina
Young also survive her. The funeral was
held al St Joseph's Church at nine
o'clock Tuesday morning
, The work of drilling the artesian we'll
at the reservoir has been completed and
the well tested to the satisfaction of the
water department. The well goes to a
depth of 50Gl. feet and the test was made
| after the pumps had been at work for
IS hours, the test showing 1910 gallons
| per minute. This is the fourth well and
WAS sunk south OF the lower reservoir.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Charles Waite and Mrs. Smith Of
Bristol were guests of Mrs Nettie Wes-
ton the last of the wcek.-A. L. Roleau
has just purchased new traction en-
CINE and will run the road machine for
the town.-NIrs ]. L. Davis and Miss
Ida Kingsley were in Burlington Satur-
day.-Mrs. Irving Elliott of Shelburne is
a guest of William McIntyre.Mr. and
Mrs H. G. Roscoe arrived Thursday noon
from Steel, Ala. They were accompanied
by their sister, Mrs. Minnie Sprague.-
Professor Hills of Burlington will lecture
al the grange Friday evening. The pub
lie is cordially invited.The body OF Mrs.
Anna Baldwin Iiillman was brought
from her late home In Port Henry and
inferred In New Haven cemetery.
A class will be received into the church
Sunday morning. A stereopticon lecture
on Abraham Lincoln will be given In
the evening. with collection. Prof
Hills Of the Agricultural college will give
n free lecture on Soil Diagnosis Friday
evening in the grange hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
NORTH FERRISBURC.

The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. Henry
Dean Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Esme
Palmer has returned after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Rowley, in Shell
hurne.-The next regular meeting of Mt.
Phllo Grange will he held May Is. when
ladies' night will he observed. During
the months of May. June. July and
August there will be only one meeting
in each month. which will be the third
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Layton Elliot
spent Sunday In Shelburne.--M and Mrs.
Jack Morris came from Rutland Friday
with the remains of their infant son to
place in the village cemetery Saturday
morning Mrs. Morris was Miss Bcrnice
Cronk, formerly of this town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Raker spent sunday in Bur
lngton.-Mrs. Flora Harrington and
daughter. Sadie. have moved from Bur
lington into the house they recently pur-
chased from the John Dakn estate
Mrs. Mary Cuson has returned after WIS.,
iting at Bert Cusons in New Haven
Carol Curtis spent Sunday with his par
.nts Mt the parsonage.-Alrs. Phillip Gil
bert Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cyrus
kingsland.-S. Il. Martin went to Mid
deoury on business Monday morning. -
Miss Jane bolton spent Sunday with her
parents in Bristol.-Mss Anna Chase has
gone to Burlington to spend the week.
Edward Saxton has returned to his home
in Shelburne
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. G. y. North. Dr. Mary NJ. Plat
and Miss Farr have returned from Wash
ington, D. C., where they were to attend
the national conference Of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Stokes have closed their house
In tho village and are to pass the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Jone: --Hor-
ton j. Farnham. who passed last week
with his grandfather. H. W. Jones. has
returned to his hone in Sudbury.-A
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Maurice OSulivan Monday.-Several
ladies from town attended meeting Of
Hands Cove chapter u A. r. at Mrs j.
II. Thomas's in Orwell-Mr. and Mrs
y. @. Dudley passed sunday in Crown
Point, N. Y.
Ihere will be meeting of Prospect
Grange Friday evening. May 10. Prof. A.
a. Borand of the State Agricultural Col
lese Will he present to speak on How to
Make tho Most from a Small Dairy
Prof. Borland is considered an authority
on the subject of Dairying. and is also
able to talk well about It, The general
pubic. II interested IN dairying is cor
u'a!lN urged. Doors Will open at Sis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
ORWELL.

Miss Mary Burnes has moved TO the
Clark house.-C. l.. stay mas moved to
the Vincent place. Word ha., been re-
ceivod of the death of Irving Mercure
at his home in Nehraska.--T J. Murphy
has purchased the Mound livery harm in
Fair Haven and will move there the last
of May.-NIrs. Addison Nimhall is NOV
ing from the Mount to the house she re-
Gently purchased of \. NJ Beangcr.-
larry Laws'eS of Manchester is visiting
Guy Cook DR. l.. T. Rowe was In Bur
lington Monday.-Miss Lulu Spauliing
mad an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Monday.--Mr and Mrs. q, L.
Smith returned Monday from Albany
y I.-IIands Cove Chapter held meet
ing TUESDAY at 200 p IN. with Mrs
James II, Thomas Miss Noble Hack
and Miss kerray have returned 10 l>tenc
n. II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
WEST BOLTON.

II. Stevens, County Road Commissioner,
was in town Saturday inspecting roads
G. w. Kellogg has returned from a bust
ness trip to Montpelier and Barre.-Mrs.
A. Waterman Is seriously ill.-Miss Nina
Hosford has returned from a week in
Barre-John Bohonnon. who has been
very i'll, Is better.--Mrs. Elmer Hall re-
turned from Glen Sutton, T. O., Tues
day.-The Dime society met APRIL with
Mrs. j. Walton.-The Willing Workers
society Will meet with Mrs J. Gregory
Thursday are out announcing the
approaching marriage of Miss Edith
Guyette of West Bolton and Frank Fitz-
simmons of Underhill. The wedding is to
take place May 6.-Mrs. Clara E. Powell.
from Gordon Missionary Training school.
Boston. will supply the pulpit at the
Baptist Church, during the summer
months. commencing May oS. Mrs. Pow
ell comes highly recommended as a
good speaker and an indefatigable per-
sonal worker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

The other three give an average of rs
gallons per minute, which makes total oil
about SCI gallons per minute. There Is an
ample supply of water in the reservoirs
at present. The lower reservoir lacks IA
inches and the upper eight Of Overlooking.
Joseph Brown Of Burlington was Mon
day brought before Judge Conlln In NUM-
cipal court and fined for peddling without
a license His fine and costs amounted
10 1914 which he paid. Mr.. Brown got
through last summer without paying a
license although he peddled Ice cream in
the village and was warned several times
This year the same scheme did not work
for when he made an appearance on the
streets Sunday sounding his gong. an
officer met him with a warrant for his
arrest.
Frank Blcau and Miss ,;veina Loiselle,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Loiselle,
were married Monday morning at st.
Francis Xavier Church by the Rev. j. f.
| Audet. The ceremony was witnessed by a
large gathering Of relatives and friends.
| The bride was attended by her brother
| Michael Loisellc, and the groom by his
| brother, George Blcau. reception and
! wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
at the grooms home on West street. where
a large number Of friends called to extend
congratulations. The couple received
many beautiful presents including an OAK
table and chairs from the Rope club. Mr.
and Mrs. Bleau loft on the 1910 O'Clock
train Monday morning amid a shower OF
rice for a two weeks honeymoon trip tc
st. John and Montreal, after which they
Will reside at the corner of River and
| West streets.
| IL. X. Crandall was granted druggist
| license Tuesday afternoon by the board
OF selectmen. The hearing on his appli.
cation was held in the town clerks Office
Mr.. Crandall's application being the only
one for a license Of this class
Henry Laferriere died Tuesday morn
ing a his home on West street after al
Illness of eight months. Mr. IaIerriere
who was In his S2nd year, was born ii
Canada and came to this village Al year
ago where he had since resided. He |
survived by his wife and nine children
six daughters and three sons, Mrs. L. S
Limoges. Mrs Ida L'Ecuyer, Mrs. 10
scphne Mongeon of this place and Mrs
Emma Duprea of Holyoke, Mass, Siste
Mary Leonla and Mrs. Lea Bondln o
Montreal and Henry Laferriere of thi
place, Ernest of Adams. Mass. an
Alexander of Chicopee. Mass. He Is ais
, survived by two brothers and a slste
living In Ottawa. The funeral will b
held this morning at St. Franci
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

DR.. +. NJ. Rogers of Alburg
has rented tho Evarts house, where he
will soon move his family and open an
Office for the practice of medicine. Miss
Cora Thompson has returned from a
weeks stay in Brandon. Mrs. J. Goodin
Of Alburg Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
John Brandon. Daniel Hayes of Goshen
is visiting his aunt, Mrs Robert Nc
Laughlin.-Miss Luna j. Spencer has
gone to Ferrisburg, where she will pass
the summer with her niece, Miss w.
Nichols. after a month with Miss r. NJ.
Breckenridge. Laura Roburds and
Miss Bushee. nurses at Portland. Me,
are passing their vacation at the summer
home of the former.--Thc infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Noseaux, who
has been critically i'll. is improving.-Mrs.
G. r. Stone and Mrs. w. II. Warner
were in Burlington Tuesday.-The La
dies Aid society OF the Methodist Church
will hold rummage sale the first Of
June in the lower Dalrymple store.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Neville returne
Tuesday from a months soJourn at
rrovincetown. Mass. where they went
for the benefit of Mr.. Nevilles health,
which has been greatly improved by
the change.-Ira Burroughs OF Char
lotte was called here yesterday to at
tend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Wright-Staunton Woodman. stu
dent at the University of Vermont.
spent Wednesday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Woodman. ,
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Wright was held
at the Baptist Church yesterday at 10
o'clock. tho Rev. George +. Harvey Of
ficiating. The bearers were Frank
Allen. Harry and Herbert Burroughs
and interment was made in the Gage
cemetery. Ferrisburg. Joseph Cottela
has moved to the D. Barrows tenement
on Main street.--Henry Hitchcock has
returned to orwell after visit to
Mrs r.. McLauEhln.--M Joseph De-
vols celebrated nor 69th birthday We'd
nesda3 by giving dinner to 60 relatives
AMI friends-The social held Tuesday
evening in the Methodist Churcr un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' AID So
ctetv was very plcasant affair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
STARKSBORO.

carlton Hi died Sunday about eleven
O'Clock with complication of diseases.
RE was in his Nfth year, was born in town
on the place now owned by \. Douglas
and most of his life has lived here. He
was a patient sufferer for wears He
leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs.
David Bostwick and Mrs George O'Brvan.
both OF this town.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Thorne from New York are here at their
place for the summer. -Michael Casey re-
mains about the same. The funeral of
Carlton Hin was held Wednesday at 10
o'clock ut the house and at one at the
church. Burial was In Green Mount
cemetery The Lincoln Dramatic club
will give the drama entitled Uncle Josh
at the hall Thursday nieht-At the last
grange meeting class was given the
FIRST and second degrees
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

10 ACRE FARM for sale in town of Barn.
ard. Vt. will keep 10 COWS, 1000 sugar
trees $500 worth wood and lumber only
two miles to village. buildings in good
repair mail r. +. u. ,.'ill take $l.3G1.
A good chance for some one.
135 ACRE FARM with good buildings,
big sugar bush with sugar tools This
will keep % cows, good fruit. good soil.
good shade trees, etc. To mako quick
sale will put In 10 nice COWS and a few
tools all for $3.50, $500 down, rest on
time
200 ACRE FARM. good fair buildings,
nice water, lots of wood only two
miles to South Royalton village. This
will keep 20 head of cattle and teams.
Now You can buy this Cor $500.
100 ACRES, good level field, nice pas
ture. plenty OF nice water. plenty of
wood. very good soil. will now keep q
cows and team. This Is in tho town of
STAFFORD, 5 miles to Sharon village.
good road. Can be bought now for $3.50.
For particulars write n j. Potwin. So.
Royalton. W. lOSSt&w.3t
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02

ton paid the farmers about $8 last week
for maple sugar and syrup. They bought
1902 barrels OF syrup paying TO- 70 ana 30
cents a gallon WEIGH Brothers OF Bur-
lington bought 1914 barrels Of syrup and
five tons of sugar. about 5000 was paid
the farmers by them.
Mrs. Kate r.. Pease was In Burling-
ton Saturday.--W. F. Daggett and
daughter OF proctor were over-Sunday
visitors of relatives.--The funeral OF
Francis w. Labor was held at his late
home Saturday afternoon. The Rev.
r.. r. stone |offlciated at the house.
Libanus lodge, r. e. A. NJ. acted as an
escort from the village to the ceme-
terry, where the Masonic burial serv-
ice was conducted by Past Master. f.
A. Hasseitine. The bearers were f.
r. Patterson. W. e. Hanks. w. IL Car
deli and r. A. Purinton. Interment
was in the family lot in Greenwood
cemctery.--rhe listers VIII meet in the
town clerks office May to hear com
plaints.--Mrs. Caroline Ray Is
improving slowly.--Eiward LeClair,
who has been employed by w. II.
Browe in his barber shop. has entered
the employ Of NJ II. Whitney at the
cream ery.--Deputy Sheriff N. ]. Sand
ford Of Middlebury was in town Sat-
urday on official business.
| Mr.. and Mrs w r Chase OF Salisbury
were guests of friends here Tuesday and
Wednesday .-.Thc annual village meeting
was held Tuesday evening and officers
were elected and business done: President
and treasurer T.. r. Dickerman clerk.
w. w. Wilson; collector. i. l. Garrow;
auditors, W p. Hanks, p. c. Dixie. f. X
bingham: fire wardens. E. l. Garrow, w
f. Hanks e. w. Corey; trustee for one
year. G. a. Burnham; trustee for three
years. r. II. Palmer; voted tax of %
per cent; voted to pay the fireman b'
cents an hour when on duty; voted that
the water commissioner investigate the
water supply and report at future meet
ing-Mrs James Ridley and Miss Minerva
Morse were In Burlington yesterday
Miss Georgiana Peck returned to st
Adams Monday.-Mrs Emily Rathbun II
visiting her sister In Essex Junction.
Judge f. A. Hassetine went to Mont
lpelier yesterday. Mrs. Willis Ferguson
lis visiting her slster In Waterbury. IT. s
Drake was in Vergennes yesterday.
w. F. Morgan and w. w. Wilson re
turned Tuesday from their pike fshin'
trip to Alburg The doctors neighbour
were generously remembered
w. w. Wilson and Dr. w. l. Morgan
went to Alburg Saturday for pike fishing
w. f. Bicknel has returned from a visi
with his son. Roy. in Meredith, N. H.
f. D. Blackwell Of Brandon Is in town.
The street department are doing consid
cradle work on Mountain avenue gradin
| and sidewalks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Cynthia Cove OF Bristol Is visit
ing at F. 5. Gove's. John Hart. Jr., of
Boston is spending few days at home.
Mrs. George Seguin fell Thursday from
bench on which she was standing and
injured her splne.-Dr. T.. A. Rich and
family of Burlington spent Sunday with
Mrs. Richs parents. DR.. and Mrs, Var
ney.-Mr and Mrs. Ray Fonda and In
FAINT of Monllton spent sunday with Mr..
Fonda's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Fonda.-Guy G. Norton OF Pleasantville.
y. y, who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Irving bradley. returned TO
New York Sunday cvening.-A son, Guy
Harold. was born to Mr.. and Mrs g.
e Baldwin April !, at their home in
Portland. NEE. II. Corners, who has
passed the winter with his cousin,
Mrs. Mary Alexander. at Char
lotte Center, has returned to his
home.-Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Hazard and
their daughter, Miss Evelyn. and Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Prindle. will go to Fair
field to-day to be present at the we'd
ding Of Miss Eleanor Farrand OF Bakers
field and Guy j Baldwin of Monkton.
The marriage ceremony will take place
at eight O'Clock this evening at
Gracia chapel in East Fairfield. Miss
Leila Lucy Livermore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William Lvermore. and Clark
Floyd Foote. only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. O. Foote. both of Charlotte. were
married Wednesday evening, April "a, at
the home OF the groom's sister. Mrs. AL
fred Payne, In Cornwall by the Rev.
Clifford Evans. pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church in Bridport. Mr.. and Mrs,
Foote returned to town Saturday even
ing They will reside in East Charlotte.
where Mr. Foote has charge of his faith
er's large farm.-Mrs. Electa Cove is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Darwin
IOOtn.
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MILTON.

Mrs Leonora Graves has returned
from Burlington, where she spent tho
winters and is with her niece, Mrs. Robinson.
"A May day supper was served at
st. AIMS Church hall Wednesday even-
ing, May AIRS. a. y. Caswell has
been critically i'll with heart trouble, but
is somewhat improved. Her sons wife.
Mrs c. II. Caswcll Of PlattsburGh. IS
with her.-tieorGe Reynolds of Middles, X
has rented rooms in the Glenwood. --farry
Wells has moved to Burlington Miss
Elisa Rood has returned from Bridport,
Conn. where she spent the winter. So
WAS accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ger rude Rood. of Hartford. Conn.
Tuesday afternoon while the farm
hands were burning brush the fire 1T
away from them and burned the house
and outbuidines together with pra--
tically all their contents on the HERR x
farm in Milton near Fox HILL owned ny
II. q. Clark of East Orange, n j., and
occupied by Alexander McNally The
loss was estimated at $3.50 to $4,000 Tho
main barns were on the opposite side Ut
the road and We're not burned.-Mr and
Mrs u. II. Lafayette have a son. born
April 2S-Mr and Mrs. Samuel Laflasl
have a dauehter-Leon r. Perry has
bought the Cortes Mayville place OF Mrs.
Sarah NJ Nott of Northboro, Mass. who
was in town. returning Sunday night.
l. Marvin of st, Adams was in town on
business connected With the new Whit-
ing creamery, which is expected to ha
in operation in about TWO weeks.-LeW
Sweeney is carrying the cream for tho
Crescent creamerN.--fienry Rlodo will live
with his mother for the present, running
the home farm in connection with hs
own-John hurry has sold the htud
nlacn on the cNrner To his son. Horny.