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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

John Albert Cartware Of Grand Isle
and Miss Olivia Anna Richardson OF
South Burlington were married by the
Rev. j. S. Allen at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage Thursday. August 70.
The Ladies' Aid is to meet in the church
vestry for supper and work September 8.
1t is hoped there will be good attend
ance.-Mrs H. c. Grswold is visiting her
sister. Mrs. l.. II. Sheldon, in Fair Haven.
MIR Griswold joins her at the end of the
week-Herbert Russell of Worcester re-
turned with his new automobile, bringing
h,s mother. who had visited him the
urav,ous vocabulary Russell Is visiting
Vic mother and other friends.-Mrs Frank
ta,,ett visited Victor Hurlburt the end
Of the week, and in going to take ride
in the motor boat. passing from 'he sk'''
her foot slipped and she fell In the water
,,,.. o,rrht her as she arose the sec
on, ,ime.-James Hoag is the representa-
.a,ec, nv a majority of 8'-Marion
Ioveland is visiting her brother In Wind
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Bristol.-Niiss Carrie smith, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith,
has accepted responsible business posi-
ton in Waterbury, Kenneth, the
three years old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. w. Jennison of Skeels corner. who
has been seriously i'll. is much improved.
Mrs. Harriet Martin of Skecls corner
is slowly recovering from an attack of
congestive asthma.-Ruth Hazen, the five
year-old daughter of Mrs Mabel Merrick
Hazen~ of the east road. was operated
upon Tuesday at the St Adams hospital
for appendicitis. and is reported to be
In critical conditional. p. Royce, who
has been III with sciatica for week
improves very slowly.-Mrs. j. r. Catlin
and Miss Mary Dolan passed the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner j. Corliss
of Highgate Springs.-Mrs. c. T.. Billiard
of Swanton Junction, who has been
seriously i'll with gall stones. is reported
little unprecedented W. HOnsinger of
Jay, and sister, Mrs. Clarissa Leavitt
of Glen sutton, p. G.. are visiting their
| uncle A. *. Honsinger. for two weeks
| Miss Doris Catlin has returned from a
visit with MIR. and Mrs. T. f. Catlin OF
North Sheldon, Clifford Lent returned to
Springfield Mass, Monday after a visit
of several weeks at the home Of L. ID.
| Roberts.-Miss Lillian Brown has return
ed to Ludlow, where she is supervisor
OF music In the schoos.-AIrs Eidredge,
who came with her daughter. Mrs. Fred
| N Hazard. and three children of Bos-
ton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hazard
will return home In few days. Mrs
Hazard and children will make a longer
visit.-Miss Grace Hazard has gone to
Shelburne where she has a position
Mrs n. f. Jennison returned Wednesday
from Boston, whore she visited her sis
ter. Mrs c. l.. Seavcy, and New York
city, from where her oldest son, Clark
S. Jenison and his wife sailed for Eng
land August p. for a stay OF several
weeks. Mrs. Jennison returned home
from New York by automobile with a
party OF friends. Gordon Truax of Shell
burne Harbor is visiting at the homes
of his cousin, j. r. Catlin, and aunt,
Mrs. Martha Bcals, for a few days.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Loukes are In John
son.--Mrs. Il. r. Brannon Of East Fair.
field was In town over Sunday, the guest
of Mrs d. w. Steele.-C. w. Steele has
returned from Burlington. where he at
tended the health officers school-Miss
Wilma Steele has returned to Johnson,
where she Is student at the Normal
schooI-D. II. Burdick Is clerking for II.
W. Baxter e. company.-Dr. and Mrs f.
A. Bates. who have been occupying their
cottage at the Springs, have returned
Miss Eva Sanderson, who has been in
town. has returned to West Newton,
Mass.-Miss Barbara Cooks of Brandon
is In town.-Miss Beth Bedford of Bur
lington is Visiting ner mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bedford OF Canada street
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Marjorie Barton of Rutland who
has been visiting her aunt. Miss Valera
Howard. returned homo Saturday.--Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Ballard. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cherrier and Master Bernard
Hicks were in camp last week at Lake
sid, Lane of Cambridge,
Mass, is in town,-The Misses Frances
ana Grace I.andon Of Colchester are
spending few days with their aunts,
Mrs 3. NJ Ballard and Mrs. George
Ballard.-Ncws has been received of the
birth of a daughter, Marion Elizabeth,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brush of Bur
linSton. Mrs. Brush will be remembered
as Miss Gladys Beardsloy, formerly of
this town.-Miss Delphine La Sale. who
has been spending the summer with her
cousin, Mrs. Boardman, returned to her
home in Mortified, Mass, Friday.-Nlrs
Anna Holbrool< is In Townsend Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. orion and Mr.. and Mrs
William orion and children spent FRI
day in Montgomery.-Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Crown of Georgia accompanied
by their brother. Augustus Crown, OF
Tonawanda. y. Y. made trip by auto.
mobile to Shelburne Saturday. returning
by way of Fairfax, where they called
on old friends Mrs. I. l.. Ballard and
Mrs. p A. Ballard-R. II. Jones of
Philadelphia was the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs Boardman last week. Mr..
Jones was former classmate of Mr..
| Boardman's .-Reuben Dewey was in St.
| Adams Tuesday for medical treatment
| Arthur PotNin was found dead in bed
| Monday evening by his hired man, when
| the latter returned from ST. Abans.-
| After balloting until midnight Tuesday.
Homer r. Hunt was elected representa-
| tive on the republican ticket
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

For the first time since the organization
OF the town there is a polling place In the
east village which saves many voters
drive OF hve miles and return.-Capt. g.
W. burieson OF the customs house. Bur-
lington, who has been III In the Mary
Fletcher hospital for some time. Is at his
home here, and Is improing In health
slowly.-Mrs. Maurice Fadden OF Barre
and son. Walter. and daughter. Frances,
who have been for a month at Benjamin
Leach's, returned to their home Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Welch OF Maine and little
daughter are visiting her father. Ben
tamin Leach, and other relatives in town.
They will remain a few weeks.-Dell
Webster of Cambridge Is at work In the
blacksmith shop of Albert s. Merrill
Mrs. VanNess Chase. who has been III
with rheumatism. is again able to he out.
Fred IaRock is building large wheel
wright and repair shop on his newly pur-
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definite stay.-Cottagc prayer meeting at
Charles Rushford's Friday night.--Mrs
Philo Lauphere is passing the week with
Mrs Charles Naturalization Pudvah
and william Gooslin were in Richford
Tuesday and Mrs. Fred Mess,er,
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Frazier and Charles
Macia took an automobile ride to Mon
treal Tuesday. Minnie Lumbra was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs John Ariel Satur-
day and Sunday. Mrs. T.. J. Shangraw
and children attended the wedding OF her
brother, Wallace Murray and Bertha
Lovely in Richford Monday afternoon
Heman Withcrby has employment with
II. NJ. Kidder for an indefinite time.
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BERKSHIRE.

W. A. Benoit and mother. Mrs. Isabel
Benoit, are visiting at the home of A. II.
Bowen.-Schools begun Tuesday with a
large attendance.-A big vote was polled
at freeman's meeting. D. f. Weld was
elected by a majority of five over the
democrats.-Miss Elizabeth Fifield of
Campton. n. H., IS a guest of Miss En- to
Libby.--W. a. Dunlap of Philadelphia,
Pa, visited at the home of William King
e. A. Lewis of St Adams is passing a
few days at the home of A. C. Sinclair.
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sWANTON CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aver and children,
Who have been visiting Mrs. Ayers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Hubbard, have
returned to st. GeOrge-Miss Pearl
|Riclrd who returned in June from a
two years stay in California. went Mon
|day to Proctorsville. where she will
teach in a graded school the coming
|year-Miss Jessie Ricard returned to
her position Monday in Concord, N. H..
latter passing "A vacation Of two weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. p.
|Ricard. Miss Helen Smith, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith. finish
led her training OF three years at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
kest Saturday, and Is now on case In
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Athea NJ Todd. missionary to
China. will speak at the Methodist Church
Thursday evening, September l2.-Ruby
Genevieve Sawyer, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Carmi Sawyer OF Franklin.
was baptized by the Rev. G. w. Douglass
at the Methodist Church Sunday.-The
Methodist and Congregational Churches
will hold a union service at the latter
place Sunday evening. 1t is expected that
the meeting will be addressed by Prin-
cipal Morrill, the Rev. l.. r. Topper and
Superintendent Harding.
The Misses Anna. Emma and Stella
Brady, who have spent the summer in
Cliff Haven. \. v, have returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Moran of Jericho is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Moran,
Lyndon Cowan is spending a week with
relatives in Cowansville, p. CD. +.
Giddings, republican, was elected town
representative by a majority of IS votes.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rivers of Enos-
burg have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
h. d. Rushford.-G. A. Sylvester Is pass
Ing few days with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin McGrail.-Mrs. j
d. Gushing and two daughters returned
to Somerville. Mass. Saturday
Albert ParOnto has leased Leo Bonn
bards farm and took possession Septem-
Der 1.-The condition of Mrs. G. w. Cush-
ing. who has been III for some time, is
becoming serious.-Henry Goslett, who
was III last week, is somewhat better
Communion services will take place AT the
church Sunday. The Rev w J. Mans
field Is expected to assist in the services
The Rev. c. r. Sumner was a guest at
the Murray wedding In Rlchford Monday.
William and Fred Gooslin and John
Ariel have returned from Montreal-Mrs.
II. II. Bosser ID with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. p. Shangraw. for an In
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MORRIsVILLE.

sheriff George Il. Towne and his
deputies did good work at the fair
August ~ with the result that j.
NJ Hutchinson and r. J. Miller of
Waterville We're arrested for drunken
ness and paid a fine of IS and costs IF
1894. amounting TO $ll.3t each Her
bert Corey Of Morrsville paid "A fine
of S. and costs of s5.l4 for the same
offense.-Peter Greenough of Essex,
was given from three to four months in
the county jail and must pay costs of
iJ.2a for selling James Burns of
Cambridge was given the same SEN
tence for the same offense.--Fred
Davidson and Herbert Rock of Hard
wick, taken for the same offense
waived examination and will appear
at county court Both were placed UNI
der 100000 bonds. which were fur
nshed,
Mr.. and Mrs, o. D. Woods vert to Cam
bridge Saturday to be present at "A fam
ny gathering at the home of her sistel
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GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid society served meals at
me Methodist Church vestry Tuesday,
Mrs. Laura Ballard of St. Paul, Mimi,
Is visiting in town.--Willis Brookes is
visiting his uncle. S. D. Rankin. in South
boston. The new commOdious cottage at
Riverside Camp Ground is appreciated by
The people who shared its hospitality,
~ seven different persons being there
during the session of bible school and
camp meeting.
There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday morning, as the pastor is away
on his vacation. The theme of the Ep-
worth Leagues meeting Sunday evening
will be Popularity, The Peril Of Great
Achievement The leader will be Mer-
ton Bragg.-At the regular meeting Of
Banner Grange, No. 1856, p. Of H., Friday
evening, the first and second degrees will
he conferred on several candidates.-Miss
Eva Macomber, who has been visiting in
Philadelphia, Pa, for the past two
weeks, returned home Tuesday.-The Rev.
and Mrs. C. B. Davis are spending a
.wo weeks vacation in Morrisville.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry o. Ayers of Wethers-
field, Conn were over-Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Austin.-Miss Elida
Bragg has returned to Burlington
where she will continue her studies at
the Burlington Business College-Miss
lila Green has gone to Montpelier, where
she will take a course of study at Mont
pelier Seminary Miss Emma Boyden is
visiting her sister, Mrs Abba Carr of
Milton Boro.
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. c. C. Adams and family re-
turned 70 their home In Essex Junction
Tuesday. and Mrs. John Dunlay
of Iowa College, Iowa city, have been
spending a few days with her brother,
r. ]. Gates.-There was q good deal Of
interest In the election of town repre-
sentative and ballots were taken. The
last ballot was taken after II o'clock,
the result being that J. II. Pierce was
elected by Q majority Schools will open
Monday with the following teachers:
Principal, II. r. Cowies; assistant. Miss
Louise Coke Of Nashua. N. H.. seventh
and ninth grades, Miss Harniss; Inter-
mediate Miss Callun; primary. Miss Dor
othy Hoskins: the first two are new
teachers here.-Claff Geno and family re-
turned from Springfield Tuesday Charles
Wood and daughter and George Wood
and daughter of Barre are in town for
la few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Dalton. Mr..
and Mrs, Moan of Waterloo who have
been guests at c. c. Soules, returned
Monday.
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FLETCHER.

3. NJ. Elinwood has sold hi. farm
to Feliz Griffin in Cloverdale--There
was a large reception at w. s. Shep-
ardson's hall Tuesday evening for
James Nevens. town representative
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

MIR. and Mrs. George w Chaffee OF
Scmerville, Mass. and c. b. Mosier of
Burlington are visitors at f.. A. Mo-
sier's.-Mrs NJ. .. Hicks and daughter
of st. Adams are visiting relatives in
town-Curtis Davis and sister. Mrs.
Burdick, Of Minnesota, are guests Of
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Peter
son, and Mr.. and Mrs Naaman Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jolley and son,
Glover. motored to Swcctsburg. Que,
Sunday and passed tho day with Mr.
Jolleys two sisters.-Miss Gladys Dimond
went to her school In Hardwick Monday
Mrs. Sargent and daughter, Nellie, and
Winnifrcd Greene, who have been pass
ing the summer at II. r. Corliss's, re-
turned to Bellows Falls Saturday The
village schools opened Tuesday with
Miss Katcon of Bath. Me, and Miss
Ruth Gilbert of East Franklin as teach
ers. Clarence Hull returned to the
high school in Enosburg Falls Tuesday.
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chased property on School street.-Miss
Marie p. Quimby, who has been the guest
Of Max and Lou Burlcson for the past
three weeks, has returned TO her home In
Concord NJ H.
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ST. Adams.

Harold Mcclure Wiley Of this city and
Miss Gertrude May Bashaw of Sheldon
were married at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. r. w. Lewis Thursday
Elizabeth, the three-year-old daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Abel of Enosburg
Falls. was brought to this city Saturday
night and was operated upon at the hos
pitai for appendicitis. The child, who Is
parents and Mrs. Abell's sister. Mrs.
Springer
James H. Kennedy mes been ap-
pointed by the city council as general
foreman of the streets with a salary
|of 800 a month. and it has been voted
10 hire a man to act as engineer of
streets, water and sewers. The mayor
lis in communication with three APP
|plcants for the latter position and II
lis expected that the matter will be
settled soon.
w. Scott Bailey, who has been in
Cuba for some time, Ia visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. S. Bailey
Mr.. Bailey has just recovered from
an operation for appendicitis, which
he underwent at sanitarium In Bur
lington recently.
John Branch, Jr,, will go to Enosbure
Falls Friday. where he will reside, havint
accepted the position of cashier Of thu
Enosburg Falls Savings Bank & Trus
company. A, W. Robinson has the posi-
. ton of assistant treasurer of the People,
Trust company in this city, which wal
. formerly filled by Mr.. Branch
Alden, the young son of Mr. ant
Mrs. Thomas p. Miller fell while
playing with some of his companions
and suffered a broken arm and bruise,
about the head.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The Misses Alice and Lot'ie Mellow
~. Isrsey are spending few weeks
" .,a,. sister, Mrs. Nj. r. Connell,-
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RICHTORD.

"A, X. Armstrong and daughter,
Miss Helen Armstrong, of Man
chester, n. r., are passing few
days at the home Of S. w. Armstrong
Mr.. Armstrong Is an assistant supcrn-
tendent In the Amoskeag Print Works
Miss Lila Hill of Cowansvile, Que,
last week visited friends In this place,
where she formerly residod-Mrs Wi.
bur Richardson Of North Troy visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Love-
lette, Friday and Saturday. Ger
trude Golf. who passed her vacation in
this place. has returned to Auburndale
Mass whore she is employed by the
Burnham Soluble Iodine company.-H
H. Thomas has leased his farm to Rollin
Chambers hut will continue to reside
In apartments in the farmhouse
AS c. A. Hawley was returning home
from ST. Adams Friday ne accidentally
ran his automobile against a telephone
pole in Enosburg Falls, badly dana ging
the machine The party in the car were
uninjured and returned to Richford by
train.--fleman Miller Is at home from
Lyndon Institute and is passing his va
cation with his parents at Silver lake,
Franklin.
II. r. Aver suffered slight shock
Monday evening.-W Il. Comings of
Pueblo, Colo, and c. b. Comings n
Brownsville, Texas, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Col1
ings and other relatives In this place.
Miss Ina Smith Of Burlington is the
guest OF Mrs. A. l.. Hammond.-Irvine
1mpey and family of Calgary Alta,
are visiting In this place.-Mrs Jennie
Flanagan and Mrs. Edna Carpenter of
Burlington visited In this place over
Sunday and Labor day.-Mr. and Mrs.
J, b. Stafford Of St Adams are with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Aver.
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CONTINUED ON page i2).
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-10-25
REAL NOME AIRsAIP.

A real airship has been invented her and has already mad successful. flights. It Is only d toy. however. all ! about two feet .u lcugth. but IS one of the most remarkable uf inventions. IL was invented and built by James McCormick of Fort uavIs. IL IS now on exhibition at A. J Nuoilsrs store.
 The remarkable littl, machine pre. srnts the appesraue, ef m.uidtur- alrship and IS d perfect Duplicate "i one in every respect eesept ln motive power This power Is obtained hH twisting ruauer>. Us children otseu d". and letting them uncu suddenly. Tn, robbers are connected with the pro p,nyrs which Hy around a.. the ruH- brr uueous pne who has seen d bo' twis, the ropes of a sw.ue while he Is on the seat. and then ftt himself go can understand the system. The it- lie a,roplanr weighs orH few ounces tut has already made flights as long as a quarter mic. E>en in the store it can h- wound up enough to make II shoot along the hoor.
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We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free of charge. Seward Com1 Co.
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TO WORK GOLD RUN.

George Thierry will drift on the Cor don Strange property on Gold Ran this winter and take out a dump. II, has now on hand there large amount uf supplies includina &p tons of coal
 l.. F. Tanner, who has been pros pc.tine in that section for the Kim ball people. returned ou the night be for, last.
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SHIP CONCENTRATES.

X load of concentrates has been shipped to the city by the New Era Mining Company and will be sent to the Selby Shelter at San Francisco for treatment. The Senator will take 1t out.
 The test to be made will have an important bearing on the future of the mine from which all the reports now coming are most favorable.
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CITY NALL NEARLY READY.

Tay rev city hall is expected to be r.. .a. for as.up9tion next Monday and tn, r.luiar meeting of the council will probably us held there that evening. 7'r work of rrcraring The huildins nas l,u, on smoothly and well.
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MAN SAFE.

vi.h feet slightly frozen. the mn .Nl,. vas recently reported lost "a tue Na44arak trail has turned up. He landed st th- |. =. roJda- use after two ur thr,e days wandr-',, and pro- %, Iad to Nome.
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NORTHWESTERN IN GALES.

Al ?. m. yesterday the steamship Northwestern was coo miles south of the pass. At that time she was ex- pcrieueing strong northwest gales and a,.yy squalls with rough. following sea.
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STEAMER ALASKA FOR ST. M1cH.

The steamer Alaska will sail for st. Michael, October 20. carrying freight passengers and the United S.ats' mall
 To Teller Qast trip) about october 24
 For rates and particulars tnauirs at U. s. Mercantile Co.
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MINING S DREDGING EDITION

The Mining and Dredins Edition of thy Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler Mluro Co. I.omen Bros. and the Ro7rd of Trade. Price soc per rOVN
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sEvERlDGE RETuRNs MONEY Gyccial Nauaet Service.

WASHINGToN. oct g. L. White comb. a partner of li,Neridge. testified before. the senate committee today that the senator had returned the sum "i s3o.ooo given hy George W. Perkins to the republican, fund in lsoi.
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REMARKABLE CLOSING

Get busy and buy your winter stock of fruit, as this is my last shipment Just received on Northwestern the finest Jonathan apples and Winesaps for the winter keepers. Oranges. con- cord grapes. peaches. pears, bananas watermelons, cantaloupes. celery and tomatoes
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Common sense sIsishs No. Fs and No. s's and hickory for basket slsishs. Prosssr's Harness Shop. Black 5.
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DursIps BEER AT sAoLt

For outside beer bottled or on drsfs go to the Eagle, where it can be secured by the glass. bottle or ease.
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Arizona republican., 1912-05-29

The members of the graduating class are:
 Alice Shelley Arcndcll. Ruth Burns. Ruth Betts. Marshall r. BrockWay, Vivian Bivn, CaUic Bone Lorcna Bills David Cole Jr.. Ruth Creighton. Helen \. Chippcrncld Allen M. Creighton. John Hayes Creighton. Prentice W. DiH Marie Erhart, Edith FulWilcr. Alice Lillian Foushce Eljz.- beth Y Faulkner, Birdie R Fowler, selma Gertrude GnyIcr Pearl Nr Cor rcn, Bertha GoIdsWorthy Joseph Will son Gctsinger. Stanley AIvero Hibbs. J. Nintou Hdmmcls, Harold r. Her wig, Stover Isaac. Marjorie w Jes- uuofsky, Rcna La Tourcttc. Joe Lawrence, Charles F. Lukcns, Jr. Orvillc Littlcjohn. Eva Blanche Lun- beck, Grace Caroline Mordcn. Gladys Edith Morgan, Josephine Hulda Mol lett Hcry L. Martin, John Law renee Mccoy Clifford Rickcrson Me Fall. Margaret F. Newcomer, Myrtle Elizabeth Osborn. Chas H. Ormc, Joseph M O'ConuclI Maurice Owen O'NeiH Warren Harvey Parker. Nova Pierce. Marie Louise Renaud. Lillian Runyan. Bernicce smith, Ruby Shott, William Steincggcr. Marvin Smith, Irene Marie Seidel, Lillian Hazel Wells