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SHOREHAM.

The Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Stokes.
pupils OF st. Joseph's school,, Rutland,
are passing the Easter vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
StokeS.-Miss BerniCe Douglas, a student
az Castleton normal school, is at home
for n vacation.-Miss Mable Delano, who
teaches In Springfield, is passing the
Easter vacation at home.-A young child
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Donah was
buried in Lake View last Friday. the
Rev. G. W. French oficiatlng.-Fredric
Bascom Of Fort Edward, y. Y, Is the
guest Of his aun Mrs. r. II. Preble.-
ON sunday the Sunday school gave MEM
,'.Hf oY,r'iscs for David Livingston. as
:hc choir. This was followed by
." sermon. The floral decorations
N'., .u"-Airs Xene Baldwin went Tues
DAY to Springfield, where her son, Harry,
is III with rhcumatism.-Nfr. and Mrs.
Charles Delong have returned from Bos-
ton and Orwell.-Miss Maud Farnham is
at home caring for her mother. Mrs. T..
G. Farnham, who IS Ill with the grip.
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C@HI1TENDEN COUNTY
RICHMOND.

The l.. A. O. O.. II. gave a play in Rich
mond hall Monday evening and a dance
in Forestcrs' hall after the entertainment.
The remains Of the late Henry D..
Kelley, who died IN Burlington Thurs
day, We're brought here for burial in the
Catholic cemetery Saturdav.-Royal Fir
man Is the guest Of his mother at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Rhoads.-
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Byrne Of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Bvrne Of Bos-
ton were the guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick O'Byrnc, over Sunday.
The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle Of Kings
Daughters served a hash supper at the
tniversalist Church vestry Wednesday
evening.-A son was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Towers-Mis
Mollie Squires, who teaches In tnosburg
Falls, is at the home of her parents for
the Easter vacation Miss Finn of Mont
pelier Is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Berry.-Mrs. Emma
Donahue of Montpelier is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Berry.
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MONKTON.

There will he a literary meeting Of
tloronia grange Friday oveninG.-The
| nit"d States mail carrier has been
Obliged to go on foot to deliver the mail
at North Ferrisburg twice a day on ac-
count of the condition of the roads
Harold French has entered the employ Of
w. {. Donahue in the Creamcry.-Mrs.
Loretta Dean is in poor health.-Mrs. b.
{. Comstock Is visiting in Salisbury
Mrs. MHble Collafncr and son. Benjamin.
who visited at -. T.. Mcech's, have re-
turned to Boston.-The Woodmen's bazaar
began Wednesday evening and continues
every evening until April Mrs. y. Il.
Miles and daughter have returned from
a visit to her daughters in Georgia.
Mrs. -. T.. A,cch and daughter. Myrle.
and l." j.. Mech attended the funeral
of their cousin, Mrs. Truman Burritt.
in lIineshurg Sunday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

'larlca Kate Williams. wife of
'oel Williams, died March 10. aged
90 years or apoplexy. She Is survived
by her husband and four sons.-Mrs
"uy a. Herrick died March 20. She is
survived by her husband, two sisters.
MIS- Frank fogdon of Walden, Miss
bessie wheeler of Springfield, Mass,
anu Two brothers in the West. Mrs.
l'crrlck was a member of Evergreen
Lodge of the New England Order of
Mabel Durkee of
MorrisNllle was "A visitor in town We'd
hesdaN'-A son was born to Mr.. and
MIS- Arthur Springa March 21.-The
aus ana the Leans played basket
pali AT the gymnasium Wednesday
evening -ENelyn, the hve-year-old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Gill
crls' was operated on for appendicitis
Adams and family have
gone to Brandon, where they viii
make their home,--orlo Norcross has
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

\ son, George Francis. was born sat
urday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter EstcN.-
Miss Clara Harris NJ Monkton, a former
resident Of Charlotte. is a patient at tht
Mary Fletcher hospital in burlington 20
Miss Frances Bradford has returned after
spending a week in I'errisburG -Winifrei
Tower of Shelhurne, who has been spcnd-
ing the Easter vacation with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Scott, re-
turn ed home SaturdaN .-lsaac Stone, who
has been seriously IN for a week or more,
does not improve. His nieces, Mrs. Grace
Upton Of Kconc, n. H., and Mrs, Lyman
Eurleigh of Hincsburg, are caring for him
Mr.. and Mrs. u. O.. Foote and their
daughter, Miss Ruth, have returned to
Charlotte village after spending several
days with Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Foote.-
Miss Anna Hayes returned to town Sat
urday from her school in Hardwick TO
spend the Easter holidaYs.-The Easter
exercises at the BAPTIST Church have been
postponed for a week because OF the bad
condition of the roads.-Miss Ethel Bying-
ton has been visiting her sister. Mrs. g.
W. Prindle. Joseph and Peter Stebbins,
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HINESBURG.

The funeral of Mrs. Truman Rurrit,
was held from her late home sunday at
one o'clock. the Rev. Richard owen Of
tlciating. The floral offerings were many.
including pieces from the Kings Daugh-
ters. La Plotte Chapter. o. f.. s. the
Congregational society and pupils Of the
high school. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. a. {. Booth of BURLINGTON,
DR.. W. r. Hardness of Montpelier.
Elijah Hardness Of Charlotte. Nh. and
Mrs. quincy Thurston of Jericho. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Wilton Of Williston. MIR.
and Mrs. Burton Byington of Burlington,
Leonard Mech, Mrs. Daniel Mech and
Miss Merle Mech Of Monkton.-George
Lewis and his sister, Mrs. Mary Hudson.
have rented the f.. O. Martin house.-Thd
ladies of the Considerations society gave
a supper and entertainment 1T the town
hall March -, which Was well attended.
Harrison Pierce has been spending d
few days in Starksboro. the guest of Buel
MaXield.-Dr. and Mrs. j. G. Murphy
have the sympathy Of tho community
in the loss of their little son, Jack, whose
Heath occurred after an illness of a few
hours with acute ndigcstion.-Misa
Marjorie Cassidy has returned from
Barre, where she visited her sister. Hazel,
at Goddard Sem.unry.-The high school
closed Friday for the Easter vacation
Miss Florence Allen has returned from q
| shree weeks stay I'm Brandon and Bur.
linEton Owing 10 the bad condition Of
roads there was only one mail from Bur
lington S~atur@av,-The annual meeting Of
Hope Circle OF the Kings Daughters Wi.
be- held at the Congregational vestry Fri.
| 1ut. lftprDDOu
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ter sermon and the choir of the Congre-
gational Church rendered music for the
occa sion Miss Lora Hubba rd of Whit
Ing was in town over Sunday, n guest Of
Misses Alice Ifolcomb and Mildred Whit
ney.-Our rural carriers declare the roads
In some places almost impassable.-Mrs.
NJ. A. Thomas and daughter, Miss Cecile
OF Middlebury College. returned Tuesday
from a few days visit at Basin Harbor-
Mark White continues to fail slowly, and
his recovery Is not expected.-Owing TO
bad weather and worse roads there was
no regular meeting of Dunmore grange
Friday. The program will be rendered
az the next regular ~meeting.-At the re-
cent thank-offering meeting of the
Ladies Missionary society the sum
Of $3.50 was realized f. b. Nelson and
Mrs. o. Nelson, who have been i'll with
the grip. are better.-Mrs, Joseph Payne,
who is at tho Mary Fletcher hospital, is
improving
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Lillian Morrison Of Burlington :
visiting Miss Katherine Root-Mls
Claire Beach IS III md Miss Lena Dcyo,t,
is teaching in her place In the Smith dis
trict.-Charles Thomas has moved baol
to his own place and Waiter Co'omai
has moved 10 tho Poole Administration
Williams is having electric lighting pu
In his house, barn and store. *. J..
Prouty, who represents the Rrackot
Shaw & Lunt COMPANY is doing the wori,
He also put in an electric lighting plan
for c. 7. Holmes.
Mrs. J. p. Ramsey n family Of 81
Louis, Me, are at their home, Woodbin.
farm, for the season.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
nit Carpenter visited Mr.. and Mrs
George Carpenter at N|orthield Owe
Sunday.-Stanton Williams is having a,
electric light system installed.-Guy vii
liams of Hinesburg visited in town owe
Sunday.-Mrs. Frank Humphrey is visi:
ing Mr.. and Mrs, Erwin Tucker ut Norti
Ferrisburg-William Carpenter Of Attic
boro, Mass. is visiting his parents, MI
and Mrs, William j. Carpenter.
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Herbert Kittredge has moved from
walden into Mrs. Addie Halls house.
L. q. Bronson Invited the people of this
place to n sugar party Tuesday after
Esther Weeks died Friday
morning after an Illness of a number of
weeks. She was in her 18th year. She
leaves a number Of relatives. The funer-
al was held from her late residence
Monday afternoon. Her pastor. the Rev.
A. S. Bole, assisted by the Rev. Sidney
Aldrich officiated.-Henry Wright is
spending his Easter vacation at his home
here.-Mrs. ". S. Wright is entertaining
her sister, Miss Hopkins. charles Green
Is working at the Bclfry.-W. d. Mann
has sold his house to j. G.. Babcock of
Hardwick.-Mrs. II. s.. Eldridge Is able TO
be out after a few weeks illncss.-Charles
Ransom and Arthur Cote were In Hard
wick Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Herrick.
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BRISTOL.

Principal q. Gordon Newell has pub
iished a list of all the graduates from the
Bristol high school from 1858 up to and
ncludln l3l9. with the year of gradua-
tion and their present addresses, as far
as known. The list numbers lsi-A. T..
Grow is Ill with the Word was re-
ceived here Friday from strafford that
Napoleon Mcintyre was critically I'LL His
sons. George and Francis, of this place
and Fred Of Middlebury have been called
there.-A heavy thunder shower passed
over here FRIDAY evening. The streets
and sidewalks were fiooded.-Harold and
Edith Bingham went to Middlebury Fri
day to spend their vacation Mrs. f. r.
Bingham and son. WILDER, are visiting
Mr.. Bingham in Hardwick.-Georee
Corkins is working for w. II. Cardell as
a supply for b, c. Wright, who is I'm a
Burlington hospital.-But little maple
sugar has been made up TO date.-The
thermometers registered 20 above zero
Friday and on Saturday morning %
above,
Ray HasseItine returned to Rutlanl
Saturday. His father, +. l.. I~Iassel-
tine, went with him to spend Easter
There were sermons appropriate for
Easter at all the churches sunday
II. L. Davis of Lincoln visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smalley Saturday.-Ralph
Palmer Of stamford. Conn. is at home
for the Easter vacation.-The outlook
club will meet with Mrs, X. S. Smith
Friday afternoon,-Adolphus Booska
Is recovering from injuries received
by being dumped into the raceway
with n load of lumber recently.-Wes-
ley circuit. the youngest son of Har-
yey circuit, sustained a fractured Jaw
saturday while playing ball. lie ran
against anothed boY.-Word was re-
ceived Sunday of the death of Napo-
leon Mcintyre in STAFFORD, He was a
former resi- tnt of this town and
worked at blacksmithing here for
many years. He was a veteran of the
Civil War, serving two enlistments, in
Company q, 14th Vermont. and in the
second battery. lie is survived by his
wife and four sons. Victor of Straf-
ford, George and Francis of this town
and Fred of Middlebury. His body
was brought here Monday afternoon
and the funeral was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock,-Mr. and Mrs.
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U STARKSBORO.

DR.. De Witt G. Greene of Buffalo, y.
Y. who has been a guest OF relatives
here for "A week, left Wednesday for
New Iork.-Miss Ethel Chaplin returned
Saturday from Middlebury, where she
had been a guest of MISS Jessie Foote.-
Mrs. Jason Ravlin is failing.-Mrs. Mary
Young is caring for her s~ister-in-law
Mrs. Mary Hill, who is III with the grin
in Rristol.-Harry Jimmo is Ill with the
measles and gon TO his home II Bristol
Notch.-NIrs. William Orvis will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
evening.-Helen I1urlburt of Monkton is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David FOllansbee.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Peck Of Brushton,
y. v, who have occupied Il. q. Pear
sons place this winter, nave bought Mrs.
Alberta BeaCh's double tenement lust
off from East street. They will take pos
session in about two weeks.
An electrical storm passed over thi
section Friday afternoon at about five
o'clock during which rain fell in torrents
and the wind was so strong that it caused
considerable damage in different locali-
ties, The middle section or the vcntilator
at the Central Vermont station was blown
down and section mep had to remove
the debris from the track.
Oficer Demag on Saturday arrested j.
Il. sullivan, a discharged colored soldier
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CORNWALL.

MI ana Mrs, Joseph Adams, who re-
Gently sold their home to Leslie Van
clctte' went Monday to Winooski. where
theS are to rcside,-The severe thunder
ana win storm of Friday blew down
parhs or A W. Porter and Charles Otis
IL also broke telephone poles, fruit and
o'h'r trees in other parts of the town.
'aflloh Warner OF Middlebury College
10 pending the Easter vacation with his
parents Mr., and Mrs, f. IL. Warner
ne thank-offering meeting of the Wom-
AM Missionary society will be held AT the
nome OF Mrs. Curtis f.. Sampson thurs
gay April 3, instead of March 2, as previ-
onsly announced.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of Fred LOmbnrd, nOjtoD.

Estate OF Fred Lombnrd. BOiton.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by tho Honorable Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, commits
%sioners to receive. examine and adjust
tho claims and demands of all persons
against the estate Of Fred Lombard.
late of Bolton, In said district, de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in Off
set thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid.
at the store of w. A.. Church in the
town OF Richmond. in said district, on
the 4th Fridays of February and July
next, at 10 o'clock II. m. on each Of
said days and that six months from
the goth day of January, A. D. 1918,
Is the time limited by said court for
said creditors to present their claims
to MS for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington this 25th day
Of January. A. D., 1918.
S. L. TOMLINSON,
RAM PHILLIPS.
3S,w" Commissioners.
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II. C. Brown and Ralph Brown of Bur-
i'netoh were o~ver-Sundny VISITORS here.
The condition of Mrs. II. G. Gleason
ID improved. She is able to sit up n
part OF the time.--Mrs. T. c. Narncy
anu Mrs. j. u. Gaudcttc are improving.
MRS Orrisa Atkins Of Lincoln is
VISITING relatives.-Dr. w. T.. Morgan
ana FAMILY visited relatives in Lincoln
over Sunday-Lettcrs unclaimed in
the postofice March ID are: Elmer
Kenyon, Earl G. Noyes, VIII Sandow
ana w. H. Williams.-B. j. McShane Of
PROCTOR was in town over Sunday'-C.
H. Matthewson arrived home from
Daytona' Fla, Saturday night
The funeral Of Napoleon Mcintyre
was held at the home of his son, Fran
els Mcintyre. Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. e. r. Stone officiate1. The
bearers were: n. Z. Dunshec, u. c..
Guindon, Thomas Dupont and j. w.
Haskins, The intcrment was in
Greenwood cemetery. There was quite
a delegation of veterans in attendance.
n, i. Dunshcc was the captain of COM
pany G, l4th Vermont, Of which MIR.
Mcintyre was a membcr,-H. S. Jon-
nlhgs' VINO is i'll with PARALYSIS. at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. c. T..
Beaman, in st. Adams, is reported as
slightly improved.-Sugar makers
have become discouraEcd.-John f..
Osborne. former governor of Wyoming,
h is mentioned as first assistant
secretary Of state, was n clerk in the
south side drug store several years
ago.
Mrs. Fred Orvis is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Della Cough, in Nergcnnes.-Rain
commenced falling here some time Mon
day night and continued nearly all day
Tuesday. The highways outside the viii
lage are in bad conditlon.-H Y. Sherwin
has been confined to tho house with a
tfvere cold for several days.-Dr. Dewitt
c. Green of Buffalo, y. Y, who has been
visiting here and in Starksboro, has gone
to New Iork.-Ntrs. Mary Hin is i'll with
tho measles
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Mary Beane has returned from
Burlington.-Mrs. l.. II. Rhodes is ILL
sugar makers report a good run Of san.
Mrs. Kate Beane has returned from
Burlington.-Miss Frances Madigan OF
Burlington Is visiting at J. l. Beane's.-
Roy Johnson has rented Eugene Tuck
ers house at West Lincoln.-Gudin Tuck
er Is Thompson states that
1t was a mistake about Sheriff Farr of
Bristol coming to his place Wednesday,
and adds that Sheriff j. II Beane came
Friday hut showed no papers.-The water
was so high that the L.. l.. company
shu' their mill down Tuesday noon.
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STARKsBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton smith have re-
turned to Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. A.. L..
White and Mrs. H.. ]. Eddy are among
those ill-Mrs. Candace Bostwick has
the measlcs.-Granville Thompson is not
so well, being confined to his bed again.
John Mason and Mrs. Sophronia Hin Of
burlington were united in marriage the
18th by the Rev. Franklin Blake at Will
lam Ellison's.-Mrs. Louise Wells IL Wis
iting Mt Noble Wyman's.-MIss Kate f..
Hill has returned from East Barnard
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Gotta are parents Of
a son, born the 20th.-Ladies night will
be observed by the grange at the first
meeting in April.
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PANTON.

Easter was observed Sunday evening
at the Baptist Church. Appropriate exer-
ciscs We're carried out, with several rcci-
tations by the young people. Interesting
remarks were made by the pastor. the
Rev. Mr.. Harvey. Little Charlotte Har-
vey and the youngest TO participate and
did nicely a recitation and sang an Easter
sond. y duet, "A True Faster" was
sung by Mrs. George Harvey and Miss
Flossie Narney. A solo was rendered 10y
Miss Narney, with Mrs, t. q. Kent
DianiSt.
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WESTFORD.

NJ and Mrs. Il. A. PERI are the
parents of a daughter, born T%hursdar.
Maurice Kidder is nj home from
Williams College for the Easter vaca-
tion.-The club meeting, which was 10
have been held with Miss Lenuie Grow
Thursday. is given up.-Miss Media
Rice is i'll with the measles at tha
home of her aunt, Mrs. Coward. IN
Reading. Mass.-Miss Florence Smith
was at home from Hyde Park oy"r
Sunday.-Dana Grow, who suffered
another paralytic shock last v"sk,
died sunday night The funeral WAS held
Wednesday from his late home.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Loretta Thompson is at home from
Montpelier for the Easter vacation
There was no preaching at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning. An Eas-
ter service was held instead. -Professo
Cady spoke In tho Methodist Church Sun
day morning and Mrs, John Shaw con-
Quoted the evening service. Ea ster exer-
cises VIII be given Sunday evening and a
collection will he taken for the especial
benefit Of the Sunday school.
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RIPTON.

School in district No. Is. taught ny Miss
Edith Farr, opened M~onday.-Mrs. =. \.
Campbell IS in Rochester, whore she was
called last week by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. G r. Noble.-The ladies' OF
the Helping Hand Society will hold a sale
OF aprons, fancy articles, etc. at the
town hall Thursday evening. April 3.
Light refreshments viii be served. The
sale will he continued Friday evening
and a short literary program will he
uiypp frap
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SALISBURY.

MISS Anita Sumner n Mildred l.eo-
nara returned to their school In Poultney
tuesday. Wednesday, the 18th. Or, Read
crossed Lake Dunmorc on the ice in his
from Roy Presses TO Water
houses, In As seconds, Misses Emma
and Gertrude Kingsley of Middlchury
sFent Sunday in town SUNDAY the Rev
Mr. Heller preached an appropriate Eas-
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. j. Il. Fletcher died sunday morn
Allen will carry on the farm
OF charles Barnes,-Nr. and Mrs, A. G.
trehlc nave returned from Troy and Al
pahN'-The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Done died last week of pneumonia.
Mrs Sophia Reynolds Of Brooklyn is in
t~oWn'-Charles Riley is moving to the
tenement of X. l.. Hemenway.-Mr. and
Mrs George Palmer will live at the farm
vacated by Mr.. Riley
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LEICESTER.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Abiam
Ploof March @-Zerah Roberts, who has
been seriously III, is improving a little
Archie Lamorder and family nave moved
to salisbury to his fathers place.-Mrs.
Charles Farmer has recovered from an
attack of bronchitis. and is able to be out
aGain'-Miss Mae Campbell Of Burling-
ton h has been visiting Mrs. Hiram
Morse, returned homo Sunday
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Of Essex. and Edward G%reenough % e
chester on charges OF breaking into
building belonging to Alfred Romprey q
stealing property belonging to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL. Phelps have ron,
the Taft place on West street and g
move there April /.
Clayton, infant son Of Mr.. and NJ
c. A. Booth, who has been critically
Is improving.
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GRANVILLE.

Homer Hook is seriously in and his
condition is clitical-E. A, Stimson Of
foXoury visited at George Sargent's from
Saturday till Mo~nday.-James French was
taken with cramps in the water Tuesday
while assisting on the log drive and had
TO be helped to George Parish's house. lie
is in a serious condition.