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SCRAPPER
Fights MORRIS

Jefferson City. Mo-, May 2.-Gover-
nor lHadley was given assurances by
j. H. Mason, prosecuting attorney of
Green county, that the boxing exhib-
ition between Carl Morris and Luther
McCarty, scheduled to be held at
Springfield Friday night is in strict
compliance with the law. No one but
members Of the Springfield Athletic
club will attend, according to the gov.
errors information.
Il shall not interfere as long as the
contest is held in compliance with the
law" said the governor.
Luther McCarty is the Fargo scrap
per who left here a few months ago.
McCarty has shown up exceptionally
well in his last few bouts and bids
fair to make the big engineer go some.
this is Luck's best bet, If he wins over
Morris Friday night he will be in the
limelight for bigger and better fights,
while on the other hand if he looses
to Morris he must step down and out.
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Cobb Again Featured.

Detroit, May 2.-Detroit played mis-
erabIy, making eight errors and Chi
cago won the final game of the series
by a score OF 5 to 2. Cobb's steal OF
home in the first inning and Weaver's
fielding featured. scores r. +. e
Detroit s.s.s.s.s ..sY.,..s. 2
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9 /:
Batteries Mullin and Stanage;
Benz. Walsh and Block and Kuhn.
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IdeaI Water for RAFTING.

Little Falls, Mimi, May 2.-The big
log drive started from Brainerd about
ten days ago., with a crew of 100 men
under Ed Lavoie, is expected to reach
here about May 6. From Little Falls
the drive will be taken by another crew
under Otis Webb to ct. Cloud. The
stage Of water in the Mississippi is
ideal for driving.
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Enr shariH.

TO the voters OF Cass county: ]
hereby myself as a candi-
date at tho primaries for the repub-
aican nomination for sheriff Of Cass
county, and IL nominated and elected.
Will give to the Office my constant
r4rsonal a.t.ention, n Will discharge
the duties fairly and impartially.
Yours respectfully
William RI, Plath.
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Eor RaiIroad Conomissionor.

! myserr as q republican
candidate for railroad commissioner.
/ am a practical farmer, have had
years OF experience as a grain and
livestock shipper. also in public and
Ohlcial life. ! ask your support.
y. @. Brown. Embden. ". d.
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Cubs outhit Pirates.
Batting Bee Won by Brooklyn.

Boston, May 2.-Brooklyn came out
on top in a batting bee with Boston
IL to 8. The four runs which Bos-
ton scored in the first inning on four
errors and two hits looked big enough
to win until Tyler went to pieces in
the seventh and eighth innings dur
ing which Brooklyn scored ten runs
Score: r. H. E.
Boston Observation-Disclosures 8 Ia l
Brooklyn .s..................11 10 4
Batteries-Tyler, Donnelly, Hogg
and Raridon; Kent, Rucker and
Phelps.
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senators Won close contsst.

Washington, May Boston made
its first appearance here of the sea-
son and was defeated by Washington
2 to /, a wild pitch by Wood in the
ninth inning letting in the winning
run. Hughes wrenched a ligament in
the fourth inning and had to retire in
favor of Walker. Score: r. H. e.
Washington ..............s.. 2 6 4
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 4 /
Batteries - Hughes, Walker and
Henry: Wood and Carrigan.
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For states Attorney.

+ hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the republican nomination
for states attorney at the June
primaries. w. H, Barnett.
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Milwaukee, Wis, May 2.-Manager
Hugh Duffy of the Milwaukee Amer
lean Association baseball club signed
Pitcher Bruce Noel ard Outfelder
Capron of the Pittsburg National
league team.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sheriff cass County.

/ hereby announce myself as a an
Gidate for the republican nomination
as sheriff al the June primaries.
John C. Ross.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING Of the Clubs.
Lisbhard pitched PsrfectIx.

Milwaukee. May Mot a hit was
made off Liebhard until one man was
out ia the ninth when Charles hit a
perfect single to right for the only
Milwaukee hit Of the game. Dough-
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

erty pitched splendid bali but two
scratch hits, mixed with Miller's dou-
BILE in the seventh, gave the leaders
two runs, enough to win 2 to 0. Lei
holds perfect throw from deep center
doubling Miller at third was the big
gest feature of a brilliant game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs. $<sa
ciney Won Long Game.

st. Louis, May 2.-Cincinnati won
from st. Louis by finding Laudermilk
for three runs in the thirteenth inning,
a base on balls, an error and a wild
pitch and three singles gave the runs.
The game was n Of the longest eve
seen here, three hours and thirty
minutes being required for the thir-
teen innings. Score: r. H. e.
st. Louis s IL 6
Cincinnati 8 IL 1
Batteries-Salee, Laudermilk and
Bliss; Wingo, Fromme, Benton and
Mclean, Clarke,
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Hornsby Given Poor support.

Kansas City, May Poor playing
behind Hornsby lost the game for
Kansas City, Toledo winning in the
ninth 5 to 4. Hornsby allowed his
six hits scattered through as many
innings. Score: r. H. e.
Kansas City 4 1 3
Toledo s 2
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Forum want Ads Get Quick Results.
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Fourteen Inning Game.

Minneapolis. May 2.-Louisville and
Minneapolis battled fourteen innings
yesterday, Minneapolis finally batting
out q victory. Stansbury was hurt
by a foul. Two home runs featured
the game. Score: r. H. e.
Minneapolis ............... 5 II 6
LOUISVILLE & IL 4
Batteries-Olmstead and Owens;
Maggie, Northrup and Madden, Spencer.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Pitchers Battle Won by Ford.

Philadelphia, May New York de-
feated Philadelphia 8 to 2 in a pitch
er's battle betw cen Ford n Bender,
The winning run was scored after one
man was out in the ninth inning on
Collins tumble of Gardeners grounder,
the latter's steal and Streets single.
Bender famed ten batsmen. Score:
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HINEsBURG.

Miss Florence Van Valtenberg and Miss
Carrie Billings of Poultney are guests
of Miss Ruth France.-Mr. and Mrs. G. L..
Clifford and son. Allen. of Brandon were at
j. II. Aliens Sunday.-H. C. Cassidy of
Springfield. Mass. Is spending week
with relatives here.-The young people of
the town had a dance at the town hail
Friday evening .-Mrs Smith Of New Jer-
sey is guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Daniel
patrick-Prof. II. S. Read, wife and son
are visiting relatives In Burlington and
Essex.-Mr. and Mrs John j. Allen OF
burlington were guests of DR.. Jones Fri
day.-Mrs. Joseph Bushey has gone to
Canada to spend several weeks with rela-
tives.-The Congregational Sunday school
had n picnic at Lake Iroquois We'd
nesday.-Mrs. Kate Towers. county secre-
tary Of the Kings Daughters. has invited
Hope Circle to basket picnic at her
camp on Lake Iroquois next Friday.
Mrs. F. w. Ross Of Burlington is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Kenyon. The Rev. Silas Perry Of Fall
Haven was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenyon Sunday and Monday.
Jay \. Clark has consented to the uss
of his name as a candidate for town rep
resentative on the republican ticket. Othel
names suggested are Henry Goodro, f. o
Mead and 8. p. Degree.
4 The democratic voters and those in sym
pathy. OF the town OF Hinesburg. are re-
! quested to meet at town hall Saturday
evening" August II, 1872 (adv)
1t&W1t
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picnic in s. e. Curtiys woods Tues
day~-Mrs. Keeler and two sons
Grand Isle are at Mrs Vim
cents while she is in Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cook and two chill
dren Of North Underhill spent Friday al
his mothers, Mrs. w. G. Cook.-Dr. and
Mrs. Giles and her mother. Mrs. Williar|
Almon, made an automobile tip to Yer,
gennes Thursday, where they spent th@
day with relatlves.-George Il. Emery
OF Lincoln. Nebraska, Is visiting at th4
home Of his brother-in-aw. John A. Mel
Gee.-Dr. and Mrs. Giles and Mrs. Almo1
spent Friday at Ethan Allen Park.
Miss Gladys Kinney OF Pleasantville|
N. Y. has been visiting at Frank II. Kin
ney's and at the home Of her grand
mothor. Mrs. Harriet Kinney Miss Ellen
Costello has returned from several days
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ladd has been in
Morrisville. and Mrs. Fred Foster
or Westford spent Saturday at his fa-
thcrs.-1iram Day OF New York city
has been spending several days with his
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Buel IL
Day.-Lynn A. Brown Is in Underhil
for week.-Mr. and Mrs. Y. q. Nay and
Mrs Nays sister. Mrs. Goddard, of Eos.
ter, Que, and DR.. and Mrs. G. u. Hui.
| burd left Monday for an auton obile tr1r
through Vermont and part of New York
Mrs. j. T. Varney Is ill.-Mss Mary Cor,
bett of burlington is visiting her sister
| Mrs. John McGee.--Mr. and Mrs. Henr,
Vaulz Of Burlington spent Sunday at Johr
Schillhammer's.
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MILTON.

A pleasant reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Phelps, VINO were recently
married at Richmond at Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening. The hall was prettily
decorated with wild clematis and wood
bne and goldenrod. The evening was
pleasantly passed with dancing. Among
those who were present from out OF town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Burlington,
the Misses Alberts, Arthur Phelps. Miss
Cora Brassor. Mr.. O'Brien and Miss
Agnes and Tom MoGauvin OF Richmond
and Mrs. Harry Corsc Of Montpelier
Miss Avis Morse IL in Jericho.-Mr. and
Mrs John Calvin and children, Miss Ber-
tina Hewey and o. d. Hewey are visiting
In Hubbardton, making the trip in Mr..
Hewey's automobile.-O. w. Goodyear
has returned to Springfleld.-Miss Wlni-
fred Flynn and Miss Lois Sturges are
visiting at w. f. Flynn's in Alburg.-
Mrs. F. S. Morgan has returned from a
few days with her father in Pleasant
Valey.-Mrs. Dolard Laramay has re-
turned from a few days in Southbridge,
Mass. She was accompanied home by her
mother. Mrs. Paquet, who will spend
some time here.-Mrs. Ernest Rogers and
son. Frank Samuel of Medford. Mass.
are with Mrs. c. e. Rogers at their cot
tage at Camp Martin.
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JONEsVILLE.

Professor and Mrs. Higley. who have
been spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. A. Alger. have returned to
their home in Delaware. Mrs. Alger ac-
companied them to Colchester.-The Rev.
s. T. Perry OF Fair Haven was a visitor
at T. l.. Stevens's over Saturday night
He preached in Richmond Sunday.
l.. Olmstead and family have returned
after spending few days at Lake
Iroquois-The Lend-a-Hand circle are
invited to meet with Mrs. w. G. White
August 22.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lovely
were in Jericho over Sunday.-Mrs. j.
Il. Williams has been spending few
days at +. II. Chessmore's .-Miss Jose
phine Stcbbins has returned to Burling
ton.-Clifford Sabins Is in Mortified
acting as night operator.-D. l.. Fuller
and family of East Longmeadow, Mass,
are at T. l.. Stevenss.-The Rev r.. p
Treat of Pittsford will preach In Rich.
mond next Sunday.
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EAST HARDW1CK.

Martin SWEET is visiting his daughter
in Greensboro.-The Rev. J. w. Norris
and daughter Of Sylvania. o.. and his SIS
ter. Mrs. George Thresher Of North
field Falls visited at w. d. Mann's last
week.-Bert Lewis Of Cabot was here
Monday.-W w. Talbert and family,
Earl Talbert and family. also Mrs. Clin-
ton Stevens and daughter were camping
at Coles pond last week, returning Mon
day.--Arthur Gotta and family. who have
been enjoying two-week's vacation at
Joe's pond. returned Wednesday. -Erma
Aldrich visited at Aldrich Adams's In
Greensboro the first of the week.--J. w.
Farr Is confined to the house with rheu-
matism.-The Weeks family are In
Brownington this Week.-Mrs. Bertha
Jennings of Worcester. Mass. visited
at b. G. Jennlngs's over Sunday.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Friends Quarterly meeting was held
here Saturday and Sunday. The Rev.
Richard Newly Of Union Springs. N. T.,
the Rev. Charles Franklin Of Monkton.
the Rev. e. J. Meader of Bristol and Mrs.
Elizabeth Underhlll Of Brooklyn. N. r..
were the attending ministers. People
were present from Ferrisburg, Charlotte,
Monkton, Bristol and Lincoln. Mrs. T. r.
Birdsall. formerly Miss Cynthia Greene
of this place. now OF Pawling, N. Y. Is
visiting here after an absence Of 20 years.
Mrs. Margaret Ball and Miss Sarah
Clark Of Milton, N. Y, are guests at
David Follansbees .--Stepnen Young and
family Of Port Chester, N. Y, are visiting
relatives. Sibyl Hailock has return
ed to Taunton, Mass, and Miss Etts Hal
lock to Richmond.-Miss Alice Rider of
Bristol Is spending tho week here.--Mrs.
Frances Russell and daughter of Ran
dolph are guests Of relatives.--Mrs Mary
Young has returned to the home of her
son. Robert Young and family. The
Misses Laura and Elinor Sweet Of Hunt
ington are guests Of their uncle. Daniel
Sargent. and family.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

O6WInAL vcnmUN hAIlWPI
Tine Table in Eject June -, 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
400 a. m.-Daily-For Montreal
4:56 a, m, Daily-Seashore limitea
for Montreal, Ottawa and Chi
7:15 a. m. Except Sunday-For all
New England points
7.26 q. m. Except Sunday-Local
for Cambridge Junction.
1901 q. m. Sundays cnly-For St.
Adams.
$50 a. m. Except Sunday-Locai
for Montreal and ottawa.
l0:67 a. m. Dailey-New> England
States Limited for all New
England points.
l2:45 %. m Except Sunday-Local
for st. Adams and Richford.
White River Junction and New
England points.
A.An u. m. Except sunday-Tor
Montreal. Rouses Point Og-
densburg End Richford.
l:bn n. m. Except sund>y-Local
for Cambridge Junction.
6:A5 u. m. Daily--Express for Mon
treai ana Chicago and local
for White River Junction.
with sleeping car Essex juno
tion for New York. except
Saturday.
90.1K n m Daily-Seashore Lin.
Nei Tor New London, SPRING
hel1 and New York.
i1:so p; IN m. n''''-n'D's'' for H'''
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
4:40 q; N: Da'iy-E1prsss from
$40 a, m. Daily-seashore 1imited
from New London. New York.
via Springfield.
8:06 q. m. Except sunday-Mail
from st. Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
I0.16 a. m Except Sunday-Local
from White River Junction
and Montpelier. with sleeping
car from New York to Esses
Junction. except Monday.
10 IN q m. Except Sunday-Loca
from st. Johnsbury and Cam
bridge Junction,
lO.So a. m. Sundays only-Lcca
from White River Junction.
II 40 a.. m. Daily-Express from
Cnicngo end Montreal
1. OK n m Except Sunday-Loca
from St. Adams. White Rvs
Junction and Montpelier.
b:63 %. m, Except Sun 1ay-Mai
from Providence. Boston. Wor
cester and Springfield.
7:36 n. m. Daily-Express from
Boston and New York. Loca
from Montreal and St. Adams
0.ln n. m. Except SundSy-Loca
from Portland, St Johnsbur,
and Cambridge junction.
~ .CK n. m. Daily-Seashore Llmite'
from Montreal.
l2.2k A.. m. Daily--Express from
Chicago and Montreal
II. H. HICKOK. City Pass. Agent.
170 College Street
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ORWELL.

Mrs William French Is in poor health.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elos A.
Ray Of Maiden. Mass. on Monday. w.
Buell. is recovering from an atatck of
pneumonia.-J. o. Raymond was in Mid
dlebury the first OF the week.-Harry Dun
don has commenced to repair the Sird
place which he recently purchased,-PrO-
fessor Collins Of Middlebury preached ut
the Congregational Church Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. C. I. Raymond of Fort Edward.
N. Y, are at his fathers. J. o. Raymond.
for a week.--D w. Doane is at home
I. ]. Vail returned to Boston Monday
evening, leaving his family here for a
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Catherine Beane Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. V. r. Sargent--A1rs. J. c.
Carpenter is visiting in Essex Junction
and Burlington.--Mr. and Mrs. V. II, Sar-
gent and son, Rola, are spending the
week in Boston.-AIiss Dolly Liberty Is
visiting at Howard Rings in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Strong and son,
Harry, are at their cottag e at Thompsons
Point--Mrs. Ella Brewster and grand
daughter. Florence. returned home the
last of the week after visiting friends In
Randolph the mast two vypel<a
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

MIR. and Mrs. J. ]. Campbell! returned
from Peaks Island Saturday night
About 200 people went to Barre Saturday
to witness the baseball game between the
locals and the Barre Italian Athletic club
The locals won by a score Of to a.
Thursday afternoon the Philadelphia
Giants will play the locals at Prospect
park.--Mr. and Mrs. w. w Marshall and
Mrs. o. ]. Pauquette returned Saturday
night from an automobile trip through
Vermont and New Hampshire.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Lend-a-Hand Circle OF Kings
Daughters met Wednesday with Mrs.
h. Il. Slocum.-Mr. and Mrs. +. V. Prior
and Grant and Sarah Comstock attended
tho funeral OF their brothers w'fe IN
Montpelier Monday.-A son was born
Tuesday to Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Myers
Mrs j. D. Hill has returned from visit
at W Ia Ellsnn.s In Starksborn.-Mr.
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WHITING.

Henry Kelsey Is much improved in
health.-Mrs. J. A. Warner returned to
her homo in Winsted. Conn.,. Friday
Eugene Pierce IL the guest Of his daugh'
ter. Mrs. Freegard.-Mr. and Mrs N. w.
Foster. daughter and son go to Brandon
for visit Wednesday and on Friday VIII
return to their home in Greenfield, Mass.
Several from town attended the funeral
Of Wallace Sawyer at his homo In Sud
bury Wednesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Tho body of Mrs. Ct. w. Lovett OF Ca
naan. n. H., was buried in the village
cemetery Tuesday The Rev. DR.. Ii.
IL. Sisson otiicated. The body was &C.
companied by her son and daughter. her
brother. Walter Plummer of Southington'
Conn, and her uncle. w. r. Brown ana
his daughter of Newburyport. Mass.
DR. c. NJ Ferrin. republican, has hied
papers as n candidate for town represent
tative. Others who have done the same
are Capt, w. II. Humphrey. O. s. Nichois'
l. H. Roscoe and W. w. Smith.
X. o. Mudgett of this place ana MIS-
IL. N. Gray and C. T. Mudgett OF Cam
bridge left Tuesday for Kelley Iowa.
called there by the death q their niece
Miss Edith Johnston, who died SATURDAY
Following. ai,aIl Lon for q nuepdlcltls:
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Mrs. John A. Palmer, who has been III
for some time, is rapidly failing.-Sev-
eral from this town attended the Friends
Quarterly meeting in South Starksboro
the 11th.-Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Tucker and
Mr. and Mrs Arunah Tucker were Bristol
visitors Sunday.-Eugene Cox Is slowly
recovering from his recent illness.-E. w.
Meader made business trip to Fair
Haven Friday.-Mrs. Richard Preston and
children of Ferrisburg are visiting Ter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox. called
there by the illness Of her father.
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HUNTINGTON,

The Baraca Philathea class will hold an
advertisement social at S. OF V. hail FRI
day evening. Cake and Ice cream will be
served.-Miss Leila Chambers of Burling.
ton is visiting Miss Daisy Kenyon.-Mrs.
Beeman OF Wawkon, Ia. Is visiting her
son. DR.. +. D. F'alby.-Mra George HAL
lock is in moor health
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WANTFD-Tinsmith and plumber who
knows his business and can make good
and earn good wages. A desirable po-
sition for the right man. Address True
4 Blanchard Co., Newport Vermont.
Tw1f
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT CHRISTIAN WOMAN
wanted at the Homo for Destitute
Children for caretaker for girls.
1876, d&w,tf
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WEST BOLTON.

News has been received from McGill.
New, Of the death Of Howard Tomlinson.
eldest son of Mrs. f. r. Davis. The cause
Of his death was coming in contact with
u live wire The body Ia expected to reach
here Thursday or Friday in charge Of the
Knights Of Pythias and Eagles. of which
he was member. He WAS 81 years of
ago and had been in Nevada the past
three years. Beside his mother ne leaves
his fnancee. Mrs. JENNIE Hawley OF
Stowe, two sisters. Miss Edith Tomlinson.
a teacher in Fair Haven. Mrs. Willis
Minckier Of Grand Isle and Herbert. n
younger brother.--Mrs. Bertram Sabens Is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.-Miss Vina Lacaillade OF Lawrence,
Mass, is spending her vacation with rela-
tlves here.-Mrs. Jennie Hawley Of Stowe
Is at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Davis.-Mrs. Willis Minckler of Grand Isle
was called to the home of her mother by
the death OF her brother. Howard Tom
linson.-Mrs. r. Gregory has returned to
her home in Montpelier after a short stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gregory.-Elwood
Morrill, is ill--Heman Burns. who suffer
| ed q shock four weeks ago. is slightly i'm
| proved-Word received yesterday from
Edward Bohonnon states that he Is still
In a critical condition.-Mr. and Mrs. z
| r. York. Mr., and Mrs. r. I.acaillade, Miss
| VIVA and Charles Lacaillade attended the
Barber acaillade wedding In Burlington
| Monday.
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A Girl. OR WOMAN wanted for gener-
al Homework, only two in family; good
home for right person. Mrs. N. c. Bush
Charlotte, VT. 1913. 12t.w,2t
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time.-Miss Murtle Lille Of Ballston. N.
Y. is here for a few days.-Mrs. +. d
Ray and daughter spent August In
Brandon. Stevens. whose car was
turned over at Port Henry. N. Y, Tues
day. August s. seems to be recovering at
the home Of Rollin Hall.-The death of
Carlos Wilcox occurred in Germany re-
Gently. He was an Orwell boy and died
July Q. He loft n wife. ono son, ono
daughter and a sister, Mrp. II. T. Cults.
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WEYBRIDGE.

B. w. Dodge of New York is visiting in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Day of Ripton at
tended church here Sunday and were
guests at II. l.. Thompsons-The Meth
odist Sunday school and the Improvement
society held n picnic in the grove on the
old Stowe farm with 100 people present
The Congregational Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Lake Dunmore
August &c. f. Fiske has purchased
an automobile with which to deliver
goods.--There will be no services at the
Methodist Church during the next two
weeks on account Of the campmeetings at
Spring Grove.-Mrs. Ralph Thompson Of
Cornwall on. the Hudson Is at her old
home for a few days. Her mother. Mrs.
W. c.. Sturtevant. will return to her home
with her,