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HILL. WEST.

Alexander Martin has novel his
family to RIchford and has gone into
the livery business with mis- brother.
Charles Martin.-Joseph Potvin Is
moving his family to MONTGOMERY
Center this week and ne will work in
Halls mill-Mark Thomas has moved
TO Joseph Potvin's farm--Mrs. Charles
Coffrin has moved into Mauriel Weth E
erby's house on the st. Onge farm
which Mr.. Wctherby bought few
months ago--John Myott leased the
Hayes Bailey farm recently sold to
George Myott Mr. Bailey has moved
to East Enosburg and John Myott and
Marshall Myott with their families
are moving to the George Myott farm
ID. II. r. Bostwick AMI family are
moving from Montreal to their recent
Ily purchased farm.--T. y. Jewett has
leased hrs fathers farm and is NOV
ing from Waterville.-Harold c. Will
lard OF Richford and Olga Arlene Dan.
iels of this place were married at the
home of the bride Wednesday, oct ,.
Der 30.--Edwm Montcith has moved
back to his place here from Berks lirc
H r. Rushford has moved back t
; his farm and r. Jewett has moved
to Frank Lumbras tenement house.
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afternoon and evening, October 81 in
honor of the elderly ladies of East Fair
field was heartily enjoyed and appre-
ciated by about 20 guests. Mrs. Maria
Mitchell was the oldest lady present, her
ave beine Sc years. Two of the other
Iod,cs were past So Some of the younger
lad,es we're also present to assist Mrs
coiburn I'm serving The Rev. Glenn w.
Douplcss of Bakersfield. who is an i'm
rersonator and elocutionist of ability.
gave delightful two hours entertain
ment. There were Halloween decora-
tons and the table was decorated in pur-
pie and white, u favor of the same colors
being beside each plate.-Mrs. Laura
Hui Is very i'll with sciatlc neuralgia
George Pattcn is visiting in Franklin
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ducharme are in
St. Adams this week. Mr.. Ducharme Is
assisting in the search for his brother
in-law, Mr.. Cady, who was last seen
alive on Lake Champlain near Ram
leland in n rowboat several days ago
The Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Reid have re-
turned from New York, and there will be
service at the Episcopal Church as usual
Sunday. There will also be service Sat
urdav evenings. Mr.. Reid will come to
East Fairfield Saturday night and remain
over Sunday once in two weeks from now
until Easter-Mrs. A. MacDaniels from
Westboro. Mass. is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Merrill. for two
wceks.--Thc Misses Rebecca and Mar
garet Law, who have been visiting
friends in town for a few days, have re-
tourned to Massachusetts.-Mich Boy
In was injured badly In the woods by q
tree falling on him. breaking two ribs
and fracturlng another.
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GEORGIA..

At the regular meeting of Banner
Grange, No. 1856, Il. of H., Friday even
Ing, the following program was given;
Song, Grange choir; quotations. from
members of Grange; vocal solo. Clarence
Newton; reading, Mrs. c. NJ Austin;
whistling solo. Mrs. George Webster: a
discussion on Parcels Post led by Wa
bushnell and John Pattee; song. Grange
choir.-The condition of Mrs. c. w. Clark,
who has been seriously III, continues to
improve.-C. NJ. Austin was in Burlington
Monday.-Mrs Geraldine Howard has
moved from Belchertown. Mass. and will
carry on her farm the coming year
Herbert Shor has moved to the house
which he recently purchased Of Mrs.
Dora Rankin-The Rev. w. c. Clark,
Who was called here by the illness of his
mother, has returned to Barnet.-Mrs. C.
NJ. Austin has been the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. o. b. Wood. Of St. Adams, for
the past few days--Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Newton have returned from their honey
moon, which they spent in Springfield
Mass.
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FRANKLIN.

Arthur Magnant went Monday to Han
over. N. H.. where ne has a position In
store.-The banquet. which was to have
been given by the Eastern Star lodge
Friday evening. has been postponed.-W.
J. Mullen 10 moving into the house with
B. A. Draper.-A D. Whitney went to
Northheld Tuesday afternoon. called
there by the illness OF his son, DR.. II. A.
Whitney.-The ladies' Of the Methodist
Church win serve their annual chicken
pie supper in their pariors Thursday
evening.-The Rev. F. w. Day officiated
at the funeral Of Hortense Bell at East
Franklin Sunday. and at the funeral OF
Mrs. Gibson at the same place Tuesday
efternoon.-Peter McDemotts house
caught fire Monday night by the chin
ney burning out during the day. Prompt
application OF water saved the house.
The loss will be small.-Burt whitney of
bakersfield has been the guest OF his SIS
ter. Mrs. c. l.. Towle, for a few days.
The pastor will have charge Of the c.
"a meeting Sunday night.--A boys club
was organized Monday evening in the
parlors Of the Congregational Church.
The next meeting will be held Monday
evening.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Lewis Leavens returned Tuesday morn
Ing from Boston.-Mrs. w. f. Perley re-
turned Friday evening from berkshire
and is with Mrs NJ NJ. Reynolds for the
winter.-Mr and Mrs. Lou Howard o,
Westford visited IN town Tuesday ana
Wednesday and Mrs. X. o. Payne
have been visiting at the home OF his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Payne.-Mrs.
T.. j. Gates WAS In Burlington Tuesday
H. b. Smith and II. II. Buckley were IN
St. Adams Tuesday.-The infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. IL. Cady died Fri
day morning.-The remains OF the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r, q. jackson were
brought here from the Fanny Allen hos
pital Tuesday morning. where he rad
undergone an operation for appendicitis
few days previous. The funeral was
held Thursday from the house-Ihe
Ladies' Aid will serve their annual chick
en- pie supper Friday evening.
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EDEN.

Baxtar Collins. an old resident. died at
the home of his adopted son. Parker
Collins. Friday night. He was born in
HYDE Park, April 10. 1884 He was the
son of John Collins and was the last of
the family His two nephews, Wilbur
and Arthur Russ Of North Wolcott. at
tended the funeral, which was held Sum
day. Mr. Boroman of Hyde Park OFF,
ciated.-Mrs Dodge Is visiting In Lowell.
Bert Potter and family Of Wolcott are
visiting at A. F.. Sargents.
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FAIRFAX.

News was received Monday morning OF
the death in Boston OF Vernon Halbert
Bert Bellows nephew. has gone to &C.
company the body home. Prayer will be
held at tho home OF Mr.. Bellows Thurs
day at one o'clock. Burial will take place
In the Plains cemetery.-Mr and Mrs c.
s Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks
were in Burlington Tuesday evening tc
see 1.-THE Bohemian Girl."-Alvah Hatha.
way has a position in the power plant
Henry Ryan has rented rooms Of Frank
Wood and moved his family there.-Mr
and Mrs. W. W. Foss have returned from
q week in Bakersfeld.-Mr and Mrs
Frank Wood spent Saturday and sunda,
in Franklin.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Hallock and chill
|dren Of Enosburg are visiting his father'
To-. G. Hallock, and her parents, Mr.. ana
MRS S. j. Randall.--Mrs. II. W. Brew
ster has been spending the past few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Norton In
Burllngton.-Mrs. Alice Mussey ana
daughter of Waterbury are visiting her
brother, George Fielder, and other rela-
|tIves.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swinyer ana
daughter, Hazel of Rochester recently
visited his brothers, Alison and James
Swlnyer.-Mlss Minnie Gardner returned
n onday to Concord. N. 1.-The village
Improvement society realized s36 from the
Halloween social--Hobart Norton ana
Chester Booth OF Essex were guests az
. the home of II. A. Norton over Sunday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The grammar school, Miss Center teach
or. will give a play Friday evening In the
town hall.-Edson W. Gordon and Miss
Lucy REYNOLDS were married November
{ at the home of the bride-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Russell have moved into their
new house.-The condition OF Mrs. Mar
garet Gordon remains about the same,
with no change for the better.-Mrs. NJ.
II. yantine returned November from a
visit In Boston
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Chamberlain Of
Stowe are visiting at the home OF j. II.
Combs.-The teachers OF the village
schools spent Monday in R!chford visit
Ing the schools.-Mlss Dell La Fountain
and Mrs. Frank Miller and grandson,
Frank Newcity, are visiting at the home
CT Mr. and Mrs. Olin Miller of Orleans
Miss Frieda Lunderville OF Richford and
Leonard Bushey Of this place were mar
rfed November g.
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STOWE.

ceorxe A. Burnham. who recently visit
al ~ ". Douglass, former principal Of
s,ou,e high school, at his home in Yer
cannes. gave an interesting talk to the
.,,r,,. n, the high and graded school upon
~. "Industrial School at Vergennes."
MI. Susie Bigelow OF the primary school
went to st. Johnsbury Friday evening to
visit MIR. and Mrs. w j. Bigelow, She
vii, visit schools In st. Johnsbury Mon
day.-Arthur p. Bigelow OF Hartford
Conn who visited his creameries In Mid
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RICHFORD.

Elmer F. Lewis. local agent for the
Central Vermont Railway company. and
Miss Florence A. Smith Of North Troy
were married October 81 at the home OF
the BRIDES parents. and will reside In this
PLACES. Barnard Marvin is moving to
the George Marvin farm on the north side
If the river. Alvin J. Purdy Is moving to
the house vacated by Mr.. Marvin
Norman McCarty has sold his farm
at South Richford to Arthur WEIGH
of Berkshire. and Mr.. AMI Mrs. McCarty
will pass the winter with their SOP. Will
liam in this village
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HYDE PARK.

Invitations are out for the mar
rage OF OTIS Hutchins Of Niagara
Falls and Miss Grace Mcfarland, daugh-
ter Of H. NJ. Mcfarland. Of this place.
The event takes place November ID
While hunting Oscar Kendall blew off
| a part of his right forefnger.
Mrs. Roswell ID. Bennett. aged so years,
died Sunday morning after long III
ness. She was the widow of r. d. Ben
| nett and leaves two children, Bertrand
| r. Bennett, of this place and Mrs Ros-
| sic Rooney of Fairfield. The funeral
| took place Wednesday afternoon at one
| O'Clock. Richard Moiles, aged about 10
years, died Monday morning He was a
native OF Chittenden county and an
uncle Of Officer Miles of Burlington. Ho
/ was twice married and leaves all adopt
ed daughter. Miss Lois Peake. The fun
eral took place Wednesday.-The
Hon. r II. shattuck of Waterville'
aged SC years, dropped dead last Satur-
day. He was an old-time merchant OF
that town and from 1873 to 1882 was an
assistant Judge of this county. The fun
eral took place Wednesday after
noon.-C. +. Slavery OF the Hyde Park
Inn attended the hotelkeepers' meeting
at Burlington Saturday and spent Sun
day at his old home in Brandon. DIR.
Goddard of Albany was in town the
| first of the week.-Miss Blond Seymore
has returned from Randolph.-The sec
ond entertainment In the lecture course
will be held Thursday evening, when the
| Southland Singers will appear.-Miss
Lilah Waite was in Burlington Saturday.
| Miss Ttllotson OF the l.. c. a. spent
Sunday in Waterville.-Mrs. Mary Buck
ham and son. Waldo. returned from Bur-
linrton Monday evening.
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MORRISVILLE.

Word was received Monday morn
ing announcing the sudden death In
Burlington Sunday afternoon of Frank
7. Robinson. a brother of ], a. and II.
). Robinson of this village. The re-
mains were brought here Tuesday
evening and the funeral service was
held Wednesday at two o'clock. The
Masonic service was used.-Mrs.
Harriet Ide and son. Paul. went to st
Johnsbury Saturday evening. remain
ing over Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. e. p. Ide. Mrs. Ide was
called to st. Johnsbury by the illness
Of her son, Robert-Mr. and Mrs Dana
Bumps. who have passed the summer
at WillIamst town, Mass, have returned
here and are at the Malvern Farms
Mr.. AMI Mrs Walter Churchill who
have passed several months In North
Dakota. Chicago, Minneapolis and
other Western points. have returned
Mrs, May Fisk Scribner of Hyde Park
lpassed Saturday with her parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. II. c. Fisk.-Mrs. Louis Sc
vote and son, william. of HIghgate
passed Sunday as guests of Mr. an
Mrs Frank Raymond.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Isham of Lisbon, N. IT., are
passing a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Porter Green-Miss
Daisy INBaron arrived here Saturda.'
evening from Sugar Hill. n. H.. having
been called by the illness of her moth
Ter. Mrs T. n. LeBaron.-Miss Pearl
Williams. Earl Williams and MISS
Hazel Colledgc of Johnson passed. sat
lurday with the formers uncle ana
Haunt, Mr.. and Mrs, b. G. DaV's'-M'sa
lGenic Ward passed Sunday at he'
,home in Elmorc, accompanied by MISS
Stella Wilson as n guest--Miss Kepf
skinner OF Craftsbury came SATURDAY
Ito visit her grandparents. MI and MRS
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ST. Adams.

Franklin county court adjourned
Saturday until Wednesday morning at
nine o'clock. Saturday morning bill
Of divorce was granted in the case of
Louise Boer vs. Edward Boer on the
ground Of intolerable severity. AMI
the custody Of the minor child was
granted to the petitioner.
The case of State vs. Ransom !
Chaplin. charged with arson. which
was begun in Franklin county court
Tuesday afternoon, went to the jury
Thursday afternoon. In the evening
the Jury returned a verdict OF no,
guilty.
Franklin county court convened yester-
day morning. In the divorce case Of AL
| bert Lemay VS.. Della Lemay, a divorce
was granted on the grounds Of adultery
| In the case OF Alice Patton vs. William
Patton, divorce was granted for lntol-
cradle severity. and In the case Of Fred
j. Blair vs. Jennie Lucia Blair a divorce
was granted for wilful desertion.
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FL Minckler, who has been Ill, Is much
er.-W. G.. Mincklcr returned to Granu
Monday having visited his uncie'
brit Minck1er, who is convalescinS
n serious illness.-Mrs. @. A. Lacail-
who is suffering from blood POISON
|etter.-The Dime Social met with MIS-
rye Gile Wednesday. The w. w. So
N will meet Thursday with Mrs. John
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SWANTON.

Mrs. N. f. Chamberlin died suddenly
at FIVE o'clock Friday morning Of heart
failure after an illness Of one hour
She was about her home as usual the
day before. Mr.. Chamberlin died on
october %. one year ago Mrs. Cham
berlin would have been Is years of
age November II. She leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Emil Sater OF Swan
ton and Mrs. Walter II. Crockett of
Montpelier.
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ENOsBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. r. Davis went Wedncs-
day to pass two weeks with their da ugh-
ter and family in Coopertown, y. Y
Mrs. Morris Woodward went Tuesday to
pass few weeks In Irasburg. Albany
and other places.-Donald Eldred fell
from a lounge Saturday and cracked his
collar bone.-O. +. Gilbert has gone to the
home of Rolln Chaffce. whore he will
board this winter--The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will meet with Mrs
Lyman Gilbert Thursday.
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ire l. u. Williams OF Charlotte has
IN the guest of her daughter. Mrs. +.
chessmore. The Lend-a-Hand Circle
the Kings Daughters will hold their
, and serve supper Thursday evening"
and Mrs. Charles Atherton of Essex
ted Mrs. Dele IIildreth the first of
week. Miss Helen Nash was in. Bur-
,ton Monday.-School will open No.
nbcr 10 after being closed three weeks
account of mcasles.--Mrs. ID. G. Alger
daughter have returned to their home
Colchester A. j.. Crandall. who
reported III last week, is improving.
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BAKERSFIELD.

At the Methodist Church Sunday even
ing there will be special service OF
story and song entitled. THE Missionary
Hero Of Labrador"
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayard and
daughter. Bernice. passed Sunday at
c. A. Cassidys.--Miss Mildred Marcy
who has been at ]. II. Marcy's the past
year. has returned to Richford.-The
Rev G. ]. Peterson and the Rev. j. G.
stephenson attended tho ministerial
meeting In Enesburg Falls Monday
r. J. Moren was in Burlington Mon
day.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

|crton Samuel Evans of Fairfax and
,a Vera Kovcrson of Concord, y. H.,
re- united in marriage by the Rev. G..
Hidden here yesterday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Norris Nolan and Herbert Wright re-
turned from Manitoba. where they have
tertainment and tea given by Mrs. Egbert
Colburu in the guild rooms Thursday
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BEAVER.

T. g. Austin Of Randolph has let his
farm another year to Walter Haywood
r. H. Button has rented his farm to
David Hoburn OF Highgate,-Curtls Hunt
moved to his farm In Essex Tuesday.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Nathan f. Jones and Miss Grace Bun
Nv both of Elder. were married Satur-
day at the congregational parsonage by
the Rev. ]. X. Fuller.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Derby returned
from Montreal Wednesday.-Th Rev.
MIR. Jones OF West Enosburg preached
here Sunday evening.-Chef Young is
moving from Loyal Stoves to the Joseph
Demar farm.--There will be an old ia sh-
Toned donation for the Rev. r. II. Cresey
and family Mt the Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening. November Il.
The Rev. T. u. Cresey and family arc
expected home from England on Fri.
day.-Joshua Booth Is confined to the
house by illness.--Mrs. C. A. Hull has
returned from weeks visit In East
Fairfield. Rev. and Mrs. Glenn w
Douglass and children, Paul and Ruth
were guests of Mrs. Capron Monday
night and Tuesday.
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Leveyaw is seriously Ill with Bright's
disease at her home beyond West Enos-
burg.
Lyman Hendrick died yesterday at
about noon. aged % years. The funeral
will be held Friday afternoon at one
o'clock at Sheldon, the Rev q. e. Locke
officiating. Mr.. Hendrick had lived in
town four years, coming here from Fair
field, where he had lived all his life on
the farm on which he was born.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. l., Frances Jolley returned satur-
day from q visit in Lowell. Orange and
Manchester.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURC FALLS.

James Austin has moved from the
NJ A. Wiley farm to the Mrs. Hubbard
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ST. GEORGE,
Mrs Ann White and Mrs. Belle Switzer
If Huntington visited Mrs. M. w. Hinsdale
Wednesday and Thursday.-W ID. Grey
! at home from Montpelier for a few
|ays.-Miss Carrie Miles and Miss Lena
Fonda of Charlotte spent Sunday will
| r. and Mrs. Obed Clough
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CONTINUED ON page I'D.
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| DIR. Brown; st. Adams, the Rev. w. H.
Dukeshire, Enosburg. Reverends Miller
Nradenburg. Jones. Legg and DOCTORS
| Abel, Brown and Thomas Interesting
papers were presented on the Marriage
Problems by the Rev. NJ T.. Pease or
Richford and DR.. T.. NJ. Brown Of Shell
don. Rev. E. A. Legg introduced the
discussion Of Mental Therapeutics"
| which was continued by others Dinner
was served In the church vestry. The
December meeting will be held here
Mrs. r. X. Barnum and Miss Flora Crook
Of Franklin were in town Monday.-The
Rev W. II. Baker was called to Caven-
dish Monday to attend the funeral OF
former parishioner.-Dr. L. w. Clough
went to burlington Tuesday where he
was in attendance at democratic head
quarters,
The Ladies' Village Improvement 90
iety served lunch In Foresters hal
Tuesday evening from nine to clever
o'clock to accommodate those waiting II
the Philemon club for the election re-
. turns.-S, C. Harding OF Bakersfield wa
IN town Monday.-I A. Vincent was II
lIighgate Springs Monday-Mr. and Mrs
, G. r. II Best, who have been on thei
farm for the past few months. moved t
the village Saturday.-Miss Mabel Gill
has been obliged to resign her position
in the high school as assistant on aecoun
Of III health, She will return In a few
, days to her home In Greensboro.-Mrs.
ID. Hart was called to Hyde Park Tues
DAY to attend the funeral OF her grand
mother.-Mrs. Henry f.. Wells OF North
field and three children are visiting MI
and Mrs. F. A. Norton at North Enos
burg. Mrs. Wells formerly lived her
when she was Miss Emma Leveyav
Mr. Wells Is at present In North Caro-
lima. where Mrs. Wells and the childrs
will go within few weeks.-Mvs. b.
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BRYAN KEEPS HANDS OFF
Denies That He Would Confer With
Wilson About Cabinet.

Waycross, Ga.-Regarding the pub
lished reports from Bermuda, William
Jennings Bryan denied fatty that he
would go to confer with Mr.. Wilson
about cabinet officers. He said:
"With regard to the statement OF
Governor Wilson, rendering me a place
in his cabinet, 1 have already answer
ed that question. I do not know why
it should be necessary to answer some
new rumor every day. The public
knows that Wilson has gone to Ber'
muda to rest and that he is not select
ing his cabinet. They ought to let
him do the selections and not spend
the time in guessing, and if they do
guess, 1 see no reason why I should
spend my time discussing their
guesses. I have not conferred with
Wilson since the election, and have
never discussed with him at any time
any person in connection with any Of
fees. I have no intention of going
to Bermuda. This answers all rumors
upto date, and I hope 1 may be able
to reach Miami before there is an
other"