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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03
Seek Bandits

CLAIMS. Cal. Dec. 3.-officers
are searching for two bandits who
lode into Blythe. near here, late yes
terday and killed cashier w. A.
Bowles of the Palo Verde Valley
bank and escaped with $4,000 in gold
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03
Glass Replaccs Table IIncr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s.--Bevered
plate OF heavy glass win be substitut'
ed by the st. Francis hotel for linen
in its dining room. Society has de-
cided that linen table covers. immae-
ulate as fabric may be. must 40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03
Walla Walla Gives Pensions

WALL.A WALLA, Wash. Dec g.
Judge f. C. Mills in superior court
granted mothers penions to Mae
Welch and Ida A. Kirby. Each has
two children. The application Of Ella
Conner for aid was disallowed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03

CHICAGO. Dec. 3.--The fog and
smoke which kept this city In semi
darkness for nearly eight days lifted
this morning and the sun broke
through for the first time in 50
hours.
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Aueec, piamoud Robbs,rs Cnnc,h,

PARIS, Dec. IA man and wo-
man, giving the names respectively OF
Joseph Breecher Kisllnger and An
toinette Bonner. indicted in New York
charged with obtaining $3.50. 900 worth
OF diamonds By fraud. were arrested.
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Developments in Mexican
situation.

. General Huerta has placed
= Former President Diaz on the
. active army list and has issued
. an order for proceedings to
. bring him back to Mexico.
. tits believed that Huerta Is be-
. ginning to see the collapse OF
D his regime and is considered to
, have made preparations to flee
. at short notice.
. Rebels have cut off railway
D communication with Mexico
. City ana General villa Is thought
. ready to march on the capital.
D President Wilson and Secre-
, tary Of State Bryan are consid-
D ering plans leading up to the
D recognition Of villa az soon ~
. he has established himself In
, Mexico City.
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BRITISH ARMY AVIATOR
KILLED AT EAST CHURCH

EAST CHURCH. England. Dec a.
Captain wlldman Lushington Of tho
Royal Flying corps. was instantly
killed here by q fall from his biplane.
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AcrOplane for Csnmmufer-

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 81. II.
strubble, manufactures, has iordered
a hydroaeroplane TO commute be-
tween his San Francisco offices and
Oakland home.
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CITIZENS ARM Z.
TO KEEP ORDth
DURING STRIKE
No Settlement is in Sight at Indian.
apo|is and Situation is Fast Be.
coming Alarming.
DISEASE EPIDEMIC FEARED
No Garbage Has Been Collected Since
Saturday When Transfers Walked
Out-POlice Garry Guns and Riot
Clubs and Guard the Wagons Driv.
en- by Strikcbreakers.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 3. - More
fighting marked the strike this aft
ernoOn. Several policemen and spe-
ciaI deputies and a number of strike-
breakers were injured by missiles
thrown by strike sympathizers.
A dozen strikers suffered broken
heads inflicted by the clubs Of the
police.
Samuel Ruthledge, u striker, receiv-
cd a bullet In the leg and was taken
to q hospital.
Numerous arrests were made. De-
spite all preparations made by en-
,plOycrs 10 prevent tie-up, teamins
WAS badly crippled
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3.-No set
tlement of the teamsters' strike was
II, sight today.
Regular policemen patrolled the
streets carrying sawed-off shotguns
and riot clubs. Non-union wagons
ratified about. driven by strikebreak-
ers and guarded each by from two to
nine deputies wearing pistol holsters
duO Win. TiiicS IN tucu ndNOS
Mounted policemen frequently canter-
ed up and down the streets as a
warning against gatherings of citi.
,sens.
For an American city the situation
was astonishing. A riot squad of so
mounted and armed businessmen pa
raded the streets at intervals for the
moral effect II might have
From a sanitary standpoint the sit
uation has grown alarming. There
have been no garbage collections
since Saturday. Refuse is piling UP
in enormous quantities. An epidemic
of disease is feared if conditions do
not improve soon.
DENVER, Dec. 3.-Secretary OF
Labor Wilson announced today that
he had ordered ]. B. Densmore, la
Dor department solicitor, to proceed
Immediately to Indianapolis to assist
iE a settlement of the teamsters'
strike. The secretary will remain in
Colorado pending further develop
ments in the coal strike.
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Roosevelt Arrives.

BUENoS AYRES. Dec. 3.--Colonel
Roosevelt arrived here after autoiny
over the Andes mountains from Chile.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03
HUERTA READY
TO FLEE FROM
CAPITAL CITY
His Cause Grows Hopeless and United
States Preparing to Recognize
Rebel Leader Cananza.
LATIER'S TRIUMPH IS NEAR

President Wilson and Secretary of
state Bryan Are Considering Plans
TO Follow When Dictator's Regime
Falls-Wfll Ask Carranze's Plans
BE Made Public.
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TRAIN KILLS FISHERMAN.

When Walking On Right OF Way.
WASHOUGAL. Wash, Dec. s.
Jacob Surber aged 40, fisherman,
was killed instantly here by a passen.
ger train. Surber was walking along
the track when overtaken by train
He leaves a widow and daughter
living here. An investigation will
follow. at.tttE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03

II you have too much money you
can easily acquire moro.
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NEWS SUM MARY
General.

General.
Twenty-scvcn perish In fire i'm cheap
hotel In Boston.
Huerta Is believed to be ready to
flee the capital.
Trust Investigation will come I'm
house Tuesday.
Mexican outlaw in Utah mine tx be-
licyeSl to be dead.
Citizens of Indianapolis arm them.
selves to prevent riots during strike,
Former President Diaz is recalled
to Mexico by General Huerta.
Rebels cut off supplies from Mex.
loo City.
Resignation OF four members Of
state fish and game commission alb.
olislN,s departments In Oregon.
Umatilla county taxpayers will pay
little over four mills as state tax.
Golf club may organize In the city.
F1rcmcn gather at banquet board
and listen to rcminisccnces from old
members.
Special car Of business men leaves
for Lewiston Tonight
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The East 0regonlan has the largest paid
circulation Of any paper In Oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation 10
Pepdleton Of any other newspaper. 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-29
ORWELL.

Word has been received from Boston
that |. j. Wallis son, john has scarlet
fever.-F. Il. Ray spent Monday In Bran
don-The Ladies Sewing society will hold
a social in their rooms Thursday evening.
1t is expected that the Rev. l., NJ.
lsaacs will remain in town through the
week and preach Sunday at the Congrega-
tional Church-The small fruit crop never
looked better and the apple crop will be
an average one. The hay crop looks much
better than week ago,-Captain Aoells
funeral was largely attended at the home
Thursday at 200 p m. John Thomas of
Middlebury College officiated. Interment
was in the East cemetery. The bearers
were Grand Army men.-Roy Phelps re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
wednesday. He is doing well--Mcmorial
day exercises will be held in tho town
hall Friday with an address by the Rev.
G. II. Maynard.-The Orwell high school
team played a losing game Saturday with
Shoreham-Mrs NJ. j. Sullivan, who re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital
last week, is doing well-Mrs- John La
Foy has scarlet fever-Otis Doans is con-
hned with bad hand Mrs. J. NJ, Coburn
VINO was i'll, is better and her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Smith. has returned To HYDE
ville'--The Rev. j. G, Williams went Mon
day to Boston for two weeks Mrs.
Arthur Crandall of Staten Island. y. Y,
Is with her mother, Mrs. S. l.. stevens
Capt c. p, Abel died Tuesday morning
or pneumonia after weeks illness, Mr..
Abell was n years of ago. He lived on
the farm where he was born ms did two
gene ra Ions bafora him,
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RICHMOND.

Miss Jennie Tsham and Fred Ans.
tin, both OF Hinesburs. were married Nv
the Rev. Charles Waite Saturday e,o,-
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. s
Derrick
Miss Ida. Terrier, eldest daughter. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs Tuson Terrien, and Mar
tin Cross were married at the Church
Of Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary We'd
nesday morning at eight O'clock, tina
Rev. a. p. C1ermont performing tho
ceremony. Miss Ida Terrien a sister
Iof the bride, was maid Of honor and
Andrew F4tzsimmons of Jericho was
the best man. The bride was povned
in white with a. large white hat with
plumes, while the maids gown was
of blue. A wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony at the home
OF the brides parents, for the rela b.
tives.--There was a good ATTENDANCE
at the County Christian Endeavor
convention. held at the Congregation
al Church Tuesday--Arrs. L. r. Whit
ney, who has been tho guest of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Leonard, has re
turned to Troy, y. Y.-The Rev.
Charles Waite will deliver the bac-
Calaureate sermon for the senior class
of the high school at the Conrrega-
tional Church Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock.-The young son Of John Ma
honey was seriously hurt Sunday, by
falling from a wagon. breaking his leg
when caught in the wheel-The Rich
mona high school alumni association
will hold a banquet and dance in the
X. Z. hall Thursday evening
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK,

Mrs, j. f. Harris and son OF Danvlls
were In town Saturday.-F l.. White. who
has been visiting in Lyndonville for a
week, returned Saturday.-Alfred Black
hall has completed his engagement as
night operator in the telephone office
Eugene Clowse will be the Memorial day
speaker here.-Mrs Nora Mason Is ILL
Mrs Marguerite Boleo died May %. aged
40 years.-Mrs. Carrie Mulcahy's residence
on Spring street was damaged 10 the ex-
tent of 500 by fire Friday afternoon The
fire caught around the chImney-Mrs.
lnez Garland OF Boston is In town, called
here by the death OF her sister-in-law,
Mrs f. u. Chuhb.-C. c. Stewart went
to burlington Monday TO the Mary F1etch-
er hospital.-Mrs NJ ]. Davis visited in
Morlisvile the first OF the week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Vaney reunion will be held Mt ,ns
home of DR. w. II. II. Varney in East
Charlotte July >. The date is changed
two weeks later than usual upon re-
quest of the doctor, as he is anxious -
have all - his family present. one
daughter, who is in Michigan, could not
be here until July and two sous-in-law,
Doctors Rich and Chamberlain, who are
finishing their college work, could not he
present until that time 1t IS hoped a
large number may attend this year and
all who expect to come by train are re-
quested to notify the doctor Beforehand
Word has been received In town Of the
birth of o son May a to Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Baldwin of Monkton.-Nillard Estey
is moving his family to William Steadys
from Burlington. Lester Prindle OF tho
University of Vermont, accompanied by
Rodney Ellis, a student at the university,
spent saturday and Sunday at his hoWa
here-Miss Ruth Livcrmore, Miss la
Whalley and Miss Ruth Foote of Char
lotte who have been spending n few
days with Mr., and Mrs, Floyd FoOte.
have returned to their respective homes.
Miss Lula Jackman is spending a few
days in Rurlington.-Mr and Mrs.
H. S. Fonda spent Sunday with their
son, Raymond Fonda, in Monkton.-
There was no preaching at the Bap-
fist Church sunday morning, the so-
ciety being, at present, without a min
lister. A session of Sunday school was
held at the usual hour.-Bishop Rice
made his annual visitation to this parish
Sunday and confirmed a large class in
the atternoon-There was large at
tendance at the funeral of Mrs. BraytOn
Clark at her late home Thursday after
noon. The Rev Thomas Dawson OF East
Poultney. a former pastor Of the Baptist
Church here, was the officiating clergy
man. The bearers were ID. o. Foote.
Homer Clark, Milton Clark and Ralph
Clark. There was a profusion or flowers
sent by friends from Burlington, Bellows
Falls. Hinesburg and Charlotte. A full
choir sang what a Friend We Have
in Jesus" and Miss Ina Read sand My
Jesus, AS Thou Wilt" Among the rel
atiyes present from out OF town We're:
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JERICHO.

Minnie Stevens Varney wife OF Jed T.
Varney, died at her home in the village
Friday after several months of illness.
Mrs. Varney passed practically her
whole life here. She was an active
worker in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Besides her husband and three
sons Edward, Bernard and Alfred, she is
survived by an aged mother and a sister,
Mrs Charles Field, of Burlington. The
burial was held at her late home
Monday afternoon at one o'clock and
burial was in Jericho Center
Mrs. Helen NJ Whitney Went Monday to
Windham. y. y. While she is away Mrs
H. d. Costello of West Milton will care
for Mrs. Rood Mrs. o. II. Brown went
Wednesday to Essex Junction, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. r. w. Hail.
Mrs. George Pease OF Burlinston is visit
ing at T. W. Peases for a few days
Miss Eugenia Barber of Essex is at home
for few days,--Miss Susie Carroll of
Burlington was In town Tuesday
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Fay Higbee, brother OF the bride. The
ceremony was performed by DIR. c. N.
Curtis of Bristol, former pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride
was gowned in a travelling suit OF navy
blue. The presents consisted Of money
silver, glass and linen. Mr. and Mrs. MIL
Ter will live in the house owned by John
Kenyon. Mr.. Miller is in the employ Of
Frank Baker. Wilbur Hlgbee of Proctor
attended the wedding
Appropriate exercises for Memorial day
will be held at Allen hall Friday evening
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid so
cety Leslie Muz2y has returned
to Burlington after spending n week with
her sister, Mrs. James Dean.-Mrs Flor
ence Barton has returned to her home
for the summer. Royce Boardman of
Middlebury spent Sunday at Mrs. Flora
Harrington s,-Mr. and Mrs w. J. Ham
mond Of New York are visiting at his
uncle's, S. y. Martin.--Mrs. Flora Hai~
rngton and Miss Sadie Harrington are
spending a few days in Burlington.Ed-
ward Thomas is confined to his homo by
Illness
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Grin Grace Of Burlington is visiting lis
brother. John and other relatives.-W
ter Ring and D. +. Hanks We're IN Bur-
linsion Tuesday There win be an enter
tainmont May 80 for the benefit Of tia
Village Improvement society at the Vest
man hail by Miriam f. Bartlett, read
Ell, a student Mt Miss Laughton's school
in Boston, and Ruth r, Fisher soloiSt,
pupil Of Professor Wilder Of Burlington
and Professor Whitney OF Boston. There
Will be a dance after the entertainments.
music furnished by Lena Miles and 'rri
Carpenter.-Owing TO illness in his FAM
lily the Rev. y. T. Coulan will not he
able to speak here june Mr., and Alrs.
Ralph Gorton of Bristol visited her BROTH
ers, Fred and Clarence, over Sundlv-
John Grace returned from Burlius n
Monday
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go TO Cambridge Friday and give their
play, ~Anita's Trial." in the evening"
Arthur E. Phelps Of Richmond is SPEND
ing few days at his fathers, II. t.
Phelps,-Benjamin Caswell has moved
back to this place from Plattsburgh-
Mrs C. T.. Rogers is recovering from a
badly infected ankle.-The remains OF
Mrs. David Gokey OF Westford were
brought here for interment Wednesday
in the village cemetery.-Mrs. Jane Flynn
is visiting her son. william, at Alburg.-
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fisher attended tha
funeral Of their daughter, Mrs David
Gokey. in Westford Wednesday.-E. VI.
Kennedy has received his appointment a
postmaster.--P exercises will
be held Thursday afternoon on the school
grounds II pleasant, If not in tho high
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LINCOLN.

Royal G. Pierce and Miss Vernah e.
Poland both of Starksboro. were married
at the Baptist parsonage Thursday even
ing by the Rev. Milo Moore-The eight
yea r-od daughter OF Frank Barstow is
in the Fanny Allen hospital, III with APP
endicitis.-Mrs cleo Young Is at J. l..
Bean's.-rhe Ladies' Aid will hold So
cial in their hall Friday evening, giving Fl
literary program.-The home of John
Sprague Is under quarantine for chicken
pox.-A birthday party was given Kath-
leen Siples at DR. Smiths Monday after
noOn--Mrs. John Brown is much worse.
Mrs. Hoyt Smith was operated on for
appendicitis at her home Monday.--Loren
Jackman has bought four-passengcr
Ford automoble.-Luther Narney has
finished work for Joseph Flint at New
Haven Mills and is moving to his farm in
South n.--Superintendent o. II.
Wiley, b. w. Estey and Odell Estey of
Bristol visited Prospect grange Saturday
night.-Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton have
returned from Charlotte.-Nr. and Mrs.
Royal Hamilton were in town Tuesday
with the body OF her stcp-mother, Mrs
Oliver Barnard, who died at their home
in Charlotte Sunday at the age of II
President Benton Of the University of
Vermont was in town Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. David Lafayette have returned ia
their home in Middlebury. Mrs. Luthera
Jackman Brown died Friday of n general
breaking-down at the age of IS years and
five months. She was born in Weathers-
field December %. 1924. She Is survived
by seven children: George W. Of Ames-
bury. Mass; Harley and Wesley Of Lin
ftnT,, Ga1I roT,,
Ellen L, Daniels of Amesbury, Mass; Ad-
die y. Lafayette of Harvey, Mich. Elma
V. Lafayette of MiddleburY; % grandchil-
dreD and -rra ,, do i1drpu
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MILTON.

Tho Rev n. II, Strong attended the
State conference of CONGREGATIONAL
Churches at 81. Johnsbury .-Roscoe
Levanway Of Pense. Sask., is spending
his vacation with his mother. Mrs. Ida
Levanway. and Mrs. c. A Pratt
attended the funeral of Hiram Sails in
Burlington Friday.--Rowland Hardy of
Shelburne Falls, Mass, is visiting his
grandmother, Mr.. Smead, and aunt,
Mrs y, H. Stroug-Mr and hrs. ]. e.
Wagner are spending few days with
his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Allen, In Cabot. A. Renham
has returned from trip through New
Hampshire and eastern Vermont. --Grant
Prentiss has moved into Mrs PoweIl's
house on North River street-A game of
ball was played Friday between the
grammar class of Fairfax and the gram
mar class of this school, score 9 to l.,
i'm favor OF F'airfax.--Mrs. Cooley Of
Colorado Is visiting her son, the Rev. S.
Y. Cooley.
Ihe Young Ladies' Dramatic club Will
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FERRISBURG.

The Rev. j Hall Long preached to Il
fair sized audience at the Congregational
Church Sunday He will occupy the pulpit
at the same church the next two Sun
days,-The Friendship League will meet
with Miss Grace Harrow next SATURDAY.
The special meeting of the :. l.. at
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday was
well attended. The Rev. s. s, Cobb do
livered an address.-A large crowd is ex-
pected at tho races and ball game at the
Ferrisburg driving park Memorial day
The new Robinson Free Library associa-
ton has secured rooms at w. B. Fields
on North Main street and will open soon
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Elisha Follansbee was called to
littsford Monday by the critical condi-
ton Of her mother.-F. y. Shackctt was
in Burlington Tuesday.-The Rowley
brothers arc noW located on the farm they
bought of Mrs. Drake.-Mrs. Baird was
in Ferrisburgh Monday Alice Conant
returned home Monday after visiting in
Massachusetts.-W BENEFITS house,
which caught fire Tuesday night was
much damaged and but for the timely
aid of the bucket brigade it would have
been consumed.-The Memorial day adj
dress will be given by the Hon f. Ct.
Fleetwood.-The Misses Grace and Lena
Merrill are Visiting in Peru, n Y
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. w. f. Morgan and Mrs r. c..
Martin were In Burlington Friday
The Outlook club elected the follow
ing officers Friday afternoon: Presi-
len, Miss Evelyn Dumas; first
vice president. Mrs. e. L. Sherwin;
second vice president, Mrs. d. r..
Bosworth: secretary. Mrs. r, r..
Hatch; assistant secretary Mrs. II,
C. L. Bristol; treasurer, Mrs. L. w.
Bates: musical director, Mrs. C. T..
Lawrence.-Mrs. Genevieve Power Of
Burlington is visiting in town.-Sam-
uel Bacon and daughter of Leicester
Junction visited in town Saturday.
Mrs. John Barnard, who has been Wis
iting here. has returned to Vergennes.
Louis V. Bowler observed his Goth
birthday Thursday. lie assisted in
the survey of the Rutland railroad
when that road was in process of con-
struction. He recently walked to
New Haven Mills and back, IL miles.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Bates We're over
Sunday visitors in Brandon.-Robert
Dunshee OF Troy, n. Y, was an over
Sunday guest of his mother. Mrs, n. NJ.
Dunshee.-The Advent Church was well
filled Sunday afternoon to attend the
memorial service of the c. A. r. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flags. bunting and potted plants. There
were Is veterans present. An Interesting
program was carried out, The sermon
was by the Rev. w. r.. Shaw. The
Reverends Holman Curtis and Klock
took part IN the exercises. The w. r. c.
attended in n body.-Grace and Jean
nette Abernethy of Kansas CITY are
guests of their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. G, =. Abenethy, for the summer
Mrs. a. A. Her of South Bristol was
a Sunday guest of Mrs. T.. l.. Sherwin
-Messrs. Hanks, Norton, Cardel and
Balm returned Saturday from their TRIP
to Bermuda.-A. b. KilbuIn has return
ed from Mount Clemens Mich. He re-
ports his son as improved, The stree,
department IL laying sewer on South
street.
The children Of the grades will hold
pre-memoral exercises in Elolley hall
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock. The
parents, members Of the G.. A. II. anG
the w. Il. G. have special invitation
to attendants. G. V. Ray Is In poor
health.--Four old soldiers have died here
since last Memorial day. There are over
loo graves of soldiers in Greenwood
cemetery, three In Holy Cross cemetery
four in the Varney cemetery, eight on
Briggs Hill and one in the cemetr ~ In
the east part OF the town.-Mrs, ii. g.
IGleason has so far recovered from i'll
Iness as TO be out,-R IsdericS Richards