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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Evory Benoit has gone 10 Bangor. Me,
at which place he has enlisted in the reg
ular army for seven years.-Homer
Touchctte has moved from the Center
into one OF J. G. Hutchln's houses near
his mill, where ne will work, Miss Amey
Goodspeed is at home from Boston. Miss
Goodspeed was one of the graduates at
the conservatory Of mus!c.-Miss Louise
Kingsley, a teacher In the public schools
In Passaic, n. j. IS at home for the sum
mer Tho probate court has appointed II
H. Marcy administrator, with w. ].
Wright and II II, Clapp commissioners,
In the estate OF the late Albert c, Barnes,
Many people here were sorry TO learn
OF the death of Bernie Gilbert Of North
Troy last week, Mr.. Gilbert had lived
here more or less and his wife was Miss
Louise Goad OF this place,-Mrs Lena
Weld and daughter have returned &c
Washington, d, &c. S, Wright and
family are camping nj Lake Carmi,
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Maud Warren of Woodstock is
the guest OF Mrs. Glenn Paris. Mrs.
A b. Beeman is visiting In Wisconsin
for few weeks.-Carl Hayward of Bos-
ton. a former teacher at Bellows Free
academy is the guest of Myron Fleming
for few days-Mr. and Mrs Lynn Rog-
ors of Boston are with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Rogers.-Mrs. 5. Allen of
New York is visiting her brother. \. b.
Beeman.-Mr Carter of the Soldiers
Home in Bennington is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Sarah Rowland. Mr.. and Mrs
g. +. Baker and son. Russell, OF Brock
ton, Mass. were the guests this week Of
Mrs. Bakers mother. Mrs a. +. South
ard Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Bates and
daughter, Gladys. OF Ballardvale Mass {.
came with them and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, L. Hicks They made the
trip in Mr.. Bakers touring Car.-Mlss
Mary Wheeler and Miss Gene Hunt are
attending the sumner school in Johnson
for two weeks.--The Rev. g s Brig
ham has returned from Gettysburg w.
J. TromhlY has bought Ford
touring car-M!ss Musa Goodsell expects
to go to the hospital this week for treat
ment for her arm, which was severely
bitten by dog last winter. The Rev. "A
II Ricket Of Heuveston, y. Y. has pur-
chased jackson Lauf!n's farm and has
moved his family here Mr. Laufin has
moved to MiltOn.--Mr and Mrs Turner
Of St Adams were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Sheltra.-Mrs. J. Cherrer
and daughter Nellie, were in St. Adams
Friday to see DR.. Davidson. Principal s
g Johndroe Is in Burlington for a few
days IN hiispesa
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THE Lodges" Sunday. coming by auto
mobile.-Dwight Ayers, who is working
at the State farm in Randolph, was at
home over Sunday. He visited his moth
or, Mrs w. w. Ayers, In Burlington. She
IL recovering from surs1ce, operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.--Dr. H. H.
Fullerton of Waterbury was n guest at
c. NJ. watts Sunday.-Mrs Mary Sher-
but has been called to Franklin, Pa. by
the Illness of her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Moody. MIR and Mrs. l.. N. Grant have
returned to Waterbury, Rev. +. T.
Crane and party of boys. who passed last
week at Mt. Mansfield, returned TO stowe
Monday. Mrs. o. A. Barrows Is recover
ing from painful injuries resulting from
a fall down flight Of stairs. one knee
was considerably hurt.
Mir ana Mrs. 4. A. Pike and daughters,
Muricl and Beatrice, and son. Alison,
and Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Culver Of Hyde
Park arc passing the week in camp at
Lake Eden.-Miss Juliet Brooks Of Morris
vile and her cousin, Miss Florence Hin
Of Sletting. Mass, are visiting Mt the
home of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Gale.--Mrs Sylvia Poor has
returned from Barre. Mrs Andrew Fits
and daughter, Miss Nellie Fits, and
Miss Hattie Baldwin of Salem, Mass,
are guests at THE Lodges" the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Bigelow.- Miss
Pettibone Of New York and Miss Potter
of Catskil. n " are among the guests
at Seven Springs" tho place recently
purchased by Miss Allen Of the Miss
Anna c. Bracket cstatc.--Mrs. ]. T.
Gilmore Of Hampton, Va, Is n guest al
Mrs Abhle Warrens-Nlrs. John Taylor
and son Of Burlington are visiting Mrs
Ira Fuller.-Mrs Juliet I'm Of Norris
Vile is visiting her son. 70. A. Hill, and
other relatives I'm Stowe-A II Slaytor
and Howard Thomas have returned from
RurlinRton. leaving Mrs. Sayton doins
we'll after surgical operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. y
II. cheney and Mr. and Mrs. George r
Fowler went Tuesday to Oronquit, Me.
fur two weeks
4 w. Goodrich of Burlington has
passed n part of the week in stowe
Mrs Julia Cakes has returne ! from
Jericho. Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Faunce
visited Mrs Ollie Faunce In Water
bury Tuosdav.-Miss Marjorie Watts
went Wednesday to visit Mrs w. j
Ayers and other friends In Waterbury
Mrs. ]. r. Gilmore and Mrs. NJ r.
Perry were among the guests at the
Summit House Wednesday remaining
over night.-Mrs. stella Luce is visit
ing nor sister, Mrs SlaYton. in Wood
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The family of Postmaster Tyler went
to Highgate Springs Friday to go into
camp for the seasonal. p Leach has
returned after four weeks among friends
chiefly in Washington and Lamolls
countless. o. Kimball has his cottage
at Highgate Springs so nearly completed
that his family moved In Friday. *.
Perley went to Morrisville July O..
He has employment with the Citizens
Telephone company.-H c. Head was
operated on at the St. Adams hospital
July 9 for appendicitis and Is doing
as well as could be hoped, He was taken
III while travelling in Indiana and came
here as soon as his improved condition
would warrant, Mrs. Head is with her
husband, Mr. and Mrs, ], G, sawin and
ron OF Gardner, Mass, arc passing a
few days with Mr. and Mrs, c, u, Rublee
in Berkshire, Mitchell Boisseau has re-
turned from Visiting HIS children In
Springfield, Mass and MRS, +, y,
lanetot or St johnshury are passing
10 days with Mrs /" A, nopauo and c,
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w Lanctot.-Miss Laura Towle is I'm AZ
Adams for a few days.-A lawn marty
for the children of the Baptist sunday
school was held al the parsonage on
orchard street Wednesday, July 9
with the Rev. and Mrs Baker as hosts
Light refreshments were scrvcd.--NIlss
Cora orr has been having weeks vaca-
tion from her duties at the postoflcc
Mrs. Emma McCoons is visiting her son
I'm Highgatc.--N son was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs l. y. Vincent at the Sherwood
eanitarium IN St Adams Friday Mother
and son were reported doing well Satur-
day.-Mr and Mrs j A. Browlcv and
Mr. ana Mrs u. NJ Martin motorod to
Willuughby Lake Suuday.-Mr and Mrs.
j. c. Towlc left Saturday morning for
Lebanon, y. H., to visit their daughter.
Mrs A. W. lsham.-Mr. ana Mrs u. T..
BIoughton returned Friday from a
months visit to a daughter in Nova
Scotia Prof. j. NJ Barker Of Boston
University was guest W MIR. and Mrs.
NJ =. Pcrloy over Sunday
Mrs Emily Torsvthc has returned from
a visit to her daughter Mrs W S.
Hutchinson. I'm 81. Adams, accompanied
10y hor grandson, Master Frederick will
liam. who is staying a few days. Prof.
j. NJ Barker of Boston University spoke
in the Methodist church Sunday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Thomas of East
Franklin arc staying in the family of
J. A. Vincent during the absence Of Mrs.
Vincent Miss Georgia Scott of Franklin.
y. H.. was "a guest Of friends here Sun
day-Miss Emily Barnes of Bakersfield
aud NIrs Trduuh I,ouCh ,rc iriiogta lf
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JOHNSON.

DR.. and Mrs II. a. Folsom came Sat
urdav night and will go to housekeeping
in rooms at r. S. Fullington's. His
dental rooms will be open from now on.
Mrs Ossood mother OF Mrs. Fred
Leslie, has gone to Hatley. +. c., for a
fow weeks sheriff Jones had an exciting
time Saturday and Sunday In catching
a fellow hut located him near Manson
vile. F. @, and he is now At the county
Inn" at Hyde Park.-Miss Lizzie Pike
is assisting in the Jones drug store
r H. Royce and Henry Moiles. with thelt
families. have returned from camp at
Highgate springs-Ms. Josie Pierce Is
spending a few days In North Troy
Ralph Brewster and Helen Hunt spent
Sunday in Underhill.-Mlss Julia Wood
man Of Nergennes is visiting at r. i.
Rradlev's-NIiss Jennie Marshall Is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. c. y. Peakes'
ar Elmore-D. a. Barrows was here
from camp at Greensboro Saturday for
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Charles Johnson. an old resident of this
place. died Sunday aged IL years. The
funeral was held Tuesday at one
o'clock at the church.--Philo s Ewins
died suddenly Sunday of heart trouble.
The funeral was held Tuesday at 1890
at his late residence Mrs NJ +. II.
Spinney has returned and is preparing
her goods for shipment to New Jersey,
her future home.-Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
Peterson have reached home after "A two
months trip in the middle Wcst.-Thc
condition of G. r. Bureson's health shows
a gradual decline Mrs. Freeman Rogers
is I'll with typhoid fever Her son. Harry
Rogers is now convalescing from the
same disease
Philo $. Ewns died suddenly Sunday
Of heart trouble a ged 70 years Tho fun
oral was held Tuesday forenoon at his
late residence, the Rev. r. H. Cresey
officiating Among those from ont OF
town who came to attend the funeral were
his son. G. b. Ewins and daughters Mar
torie and Dorothy. Of Montreal. his daugh-
tor, Mrs. Ernest Percy, and her husband
and daughter of Bedford, F. c.. his
nephew Charles l.. Caprcn or Malone,
y. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Austin and
Mrs. Jennie COlCord Of RiChford Mr..
Ewins was born and lived in this place
all his life. He leaves a wife two sons.
George r. Ewins of Montreal and Charles
A. Ewins of this place, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs Ernest Percy. of Bedford p.
c." Mrs T. r. Capron, a sister, of this
town, is the last living member Of his
generation Charles johnson, an old res
ldent. died sunday aged 70 years The
I lrrJ
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RICHFORD.


WORK %" 'n' Iou''d' p'"'''HH Is gong
"'""In as I"P'"'F as PoSSlo'' ne 'e''ar
,N'aN""'" Is nearly '"'hP''''d' ana orlcN
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F1d"F' n" water ana sewer pipes VIII
soon '' 'a'' ana connected with the VII
rage system H. VI. vans contractor
'Npe''S 20 nave 'he pu''d'hs rooted IN oy
WINTER Mrs, refer Miner aged 10 years
u''" AT "er Hol''' near stevens Mis- Fiji
daN morning oeath resulting from heart
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On '''''N'''' July man Martin
%. h"S'on Is passing MS vacation with
nus "ol''r' MIS- d. blrhey Martin Of
'"'S P'H'''-MrS. NJ KRISTEN ana little
so" "' '''Ne'"ha' ONO are here TO pass
Two u"''hS AT me nome OF her brother
MAX Naui Hlan'-MrS. Joseph Eeaton, son
ana daughter of Groveton, y. H. are
visI""E her parents Nj, ana Mrs George
NiS"h'- p'I"eIt j. llhbetts and Miss
WINNIE HP'c'r noih or sutton Que, We're
married AT the Methodist parsonage July
ny 'h' KEY - y Guest-E James
I'rKlhS ana MISS Hester s. Sherman,
potn ot hhN'rsn'id' were married at the
Methodist parsonage July by the Rev.
- IT, Guest
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house and lot on Liberty street lie
has sold to George e. Donlon the farm
on the west road to Abercorn, Que, which
he recently bought of Nj. p. Caller He
VIII soon move back to the village Mrs
Sarah Crippen of Methuen. Mass, Is WIS.,
Ting Mrs. r. w. Gilpin. The annual
school report for the town Is printed
and In the hands of the taxpayers. There
are reports by f. Il. Green. superintcnd-
ent, n. w. McClelland, principal of the
high school. and Miss May L. Wallace,
teacher of music. Tho financial report
OF the school directors shows the total
cost OF schools to be sl3.472.55, of which
1896 was for teachers, s6s7.e4 for super
intendent, and $l9-J65 for repairs The
balance was for supplies, fuel, janltors,
Transportation
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The funeral Of Robert Mackey, who died
In Danvllle July g. was held at the church
Thursday, the Rev. II c. Howard offlciat-
Ing Mr.. Mackey was for many years a
resident Of this place. lie was born In
Aberdeen, Scotland. October o. 1893 He
IL survived by his wife. four daughters
and a son. Tho services al the grave
were conducted by Warner Lodge. No
bo, F. 4 A. NJ, Of which he was a mem
Der. The burial was In Jeffersonville
cemetery. Mrs. Ncrnal Of St Adams IS
spending several DAYS with her daughter
Mrs. j A Watkins. Mr. and Mrs Leon
ard Smith and Miss Cora Page are spend
ing week at their old home. Samuel r.
watkins and son Of Ashton. Dakota. arc
the guests Of hs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. II. Watkins.-Willam c. Holmes OF
Milwa ulSee, Wis, has been the guest oi
his parents Mr. and Mrs George Holmes
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SWANTON.

Leo Butterfeld Of Brooklyn, formerly
OF swanton. Is the guest of his father
Clark Butterfeld. Miss Jennie Brennan
has returned from the Fanny Allen hos.
pitai-Albert Smith of Buffalo. a nativ,
Of this place and for number of years
in trade in Swanton. is in town FISH
and Game Commissioner John w Tit
comb. Supt a. II. Dinsmore Of the gov.
eminent hatchery. 81. Johnsbury. and
Mr. Won Baycr. civil engineer for the bu.
reau OF fisheries, Washington, were II
town Monday In reference to hshWays
in the dams at Swanton and Highgate.--
Swanton was defeated at Rouses Point
Saturday by the home team, s to e
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs Ella cook, who returned from the
hospital shor, time ago. il doing we'll
Mr. and Mrs ". b Howard have gone
10 camp, The Rev. James Wills has been
spending a few days in town.-Mr and
Mrs. Wright Colegrove of Burlington and
Dayton Colegrove of Philadelphia. Pa,
have been spending few days with their
parents Mr. and Mrs Hazen Colegrove.
There will be show and dance at the
G. A. r, hail Friday night The Pythian
Sisters will serve tee cream and cake in
the w r. c. rooms on the same evening.
-Alonzo Chase Of Richmond was in town
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Irving Huntley
Of Essex Junction visited Mrs Carrie
Jackson Sunday Miss Dorothy Sinclair
- Essex has been tho guest Of her cousin
7''-" Helen Ainciulr-MrB. Ernest Qallur
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HYDE PARK.

The heaviest thunder and lightning
storm of the season visited this place at
six O'Clock Thursday morning. The rain
fell in torrents, outlying the roads badly
throughout town In the village the tnun-
der and lightning was severe, striking a
chimney on the new house of Mrs. /" X
Fairbanks. tearing a great hole IN chiln-
nev about half way to the roof. 1t also
tore out a part OF the slate roof IN an
other part of the building, besides burn
ing a hole In the interior partition on the
lower floor The building did not take
fire. Lightning also entered the house OF
II A. Noyes, but only cut off An electric
light wire.
The funeral Of Aaron HGen, who DE-
81 the home OF his dausNer in Wo,-O'
vos held at this place July g. He was
50 wears old and leaves three sons and two
daughters, % grandchildren and several
great-grandc hildren.-L Z, Harrington OF
burlington was here last week.
-George Allen Is now a ful-AedSed vet
Urinary. having successfully passed the
State examination-Mrs. George Bundy'
aged n. has, since March /, completed
four hedauits each containing las
pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. NJ Culver and a. A.
pike and family are in camp at Lake
Eden for week--A J Saleeby Of John
son was In town yesterday. The Rev. ID
L. Sanford held Episcopal services here
Sunday afternoon.-Miss Emily Hulburd
IL in camp at Lake Eden with party OF
friends DIN Leach OF Philadelphia is
visiting IN this town.-Harold Waite and
Miss G. Foreand have returned to Wor-
cester. Mass Several from this place Wis
tied Lake Eden Sunday Mrs. Lucy Keel
er spent Sunday at Essex Junct!on.-Pro-
fessor Clowse OF Hardwick has been en-
gagged as principal of the L. c. A.-Gordon
Emerson OF Johnson probatoner,
charged with a statutory offense. was ar
rested al Sutton. p @, Saturday Dep
utv Sheriff Jones and Probationer Officer
Hulburd went across the line after him
and with the aid of Canadian officials Sc
cured the man. He is now in the county
| iaiI-Bentamin Atwell went Monday to
burlington, where he has employment
Mr. and Mrs. q, d. Howard of Fairfax
| spent Sunday at the home OF Judge Leach.
w T. Tracy OF Johnson was In town
| Monday.--Leo Gates of Morrisville has
been appointed special administrator OF
| the estate of Loomis Lanpher OF Gilmore
The heirs have taken an appeal from the
allowance OF the will ana It is said they
will also sue the town of HYDE Park ia
recover the 5000 given by the deceased
to the town for library
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

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,,..ro se~,.od S,ouo >1u,,o,,. hard eavs
-, .,, otr co,,or, +bo, y.., ,,,,,b on.
.o,.od a, +ho ,on,n farm, Friday evening
Nv nd a 81
go, -, 49,, go, ,,,,
coke to s. people who We're IN at.
tendance Harry Rutts was pleasantlv
surprised Friday evening when mum.
her OF his friends came to pass the even
ing. the occasion being his birthday Re-
freshments were served and phono-
graph concert was given. The lecturer
program carried out at the meeting OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange saturday
afternoon included songs by the choir
readings by Miss Carrie Brown and Mrs.
G. f. Eddy a recitation by Mrs Flora
Blodgett, roll call answered by quotations
from the ritual, and question DON y
violin solo by G p. scrioner was ac-
companied by Mrs. Maidls BUTTS on the
piano.
The Rev w. f. Baker OF Morr'sNll'e
conducted the funeral OF Mrs > H.
Dewey at Forestdale farm FRIDAY arr
ernoon. There was a large attendance
and profusion OF beauutul mowers ine
bearers were Mrs Deweys SON. Giles n
Dewey sons-in-la"' H. - ''o"' ai,n
=. Sherbut, and brothers O. o. wilson
\. Wilson ana hufhuhn MoN'''o.''
Several selections were Su's y! t
and Mrs {. A flleS' --rS' IL
Rarrows and A. H. 'hen'E ne
mrial was in the RIVER ba"N e'''e,
terry. Among those present rom out q.
town We're Mr.. and Mrs IT, n trou' Oh
Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs +. r. snerou'
OF Franklin, Pa, q. o. WILSON, :. ~
Wilson and Mrs. George DAVIS OF WEST
Vile, N Y. Mrs. Dewey died very SUD
denly Tuesday evening OF heart ral'ure'
She was a woman OF an unusually pleas
ing personality. She made many trienos
during her residence in Stowe-Miss MIL
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. Sinclair and chill
dren, who have been visiting az the home
Of Edwin Sinclair have returned to
Westlow, Mass-Mr, and Mrs, Robert f
Lewis have returned to their home in
Cleveland. Ohio,-Mrs b. s. Jeffords is
visiting in Enosburg Falls,-Miss Beatrice
Rushford OF St. Adams Ia visiting Miss
Marion Clark
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and daughter, Pauline, Mrs Anna Como
of Jefrersonville and Mrs. Hines and child
of Belvldere are guests of Mrs. George
Whittaker-Lyle Jones OF Cambridge Is
at e. j. Gallups Mr.. and Mrs Reuben
DiCkerson went Tuesday TO Holyoke,
Mass, to visit their daughter.-Miss Ruth
lsham of Burlington is spending few
days at the Custer house
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trip to Hartford, Conn, Lowell Mass.
Proctor and Waterbury.--Dr O. r. New
ton and n. NJ Smith were in Burlington
Tuesday.-Miss Madeline MudRett of
Essex Junction has been visiting in town
several days.--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mer-
ton have been spending several days in
Underhill Center MIR and Mrs A. II
Baton spent Sunday In Greensboro H.
II. Reynolds has been spending several
days in Burlington
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Emile Grevier and son are visit
ing in Canada,-Mrs. NJ. H. Chaffee and
two children are visiting In Richford and
Berlshire.-Mrs, II. n, Gray was called
to Greenwich. Conn, last week by the
illness Of her daughter Mrs. Horace
Reed Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Wires are
passing several days in Essex with Mrs
W!res's sister Miss Thankful Morgan
Mrs Orrin Otis and daughter, Miss An
ME Putnam, OF Bloomingdale, n. Y, are
spending two weeks here,-Mrs, Mary El-
lingwood has returned from month S
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Rev, O. r. Houghton and family
are spending a month in Middlebury.-
Francis Ledoux Of Dorchester. Mass, is
spending week with his mother and sis
tcr,--Lyndon Cowan went to Burlington
Monday for an operation upon his hand
for blood poisoning
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GEORGIA..

Banner Grange will hold its regular
meeting Friday evening. The program
viii he farce, The Loving Cup" The
ladies are asked to bring lunch for two -
Mrs, Lucy Bevins. Miss Florence Boydcn
and Miss Laura wilbur have returned to
their homes from the St Adams hospi-
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FLETCHER.

Arthur Maxfeld of Boston Is visiting
In town News was received here Of the
death of Mrs. Jane Rice who lived In
Jericho. Mrs. Rice was resident OF this
,,u,, Vaorg
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being made on the Marvin Clark place
herc.-Mrs sidney Tiley, who has been
H. is somewhat better.
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lContinusa ~ mage ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-03
BUSINESS Of
SAILOR RUNNER
WILL Be TAXED
THIS CALLING HAS HERETOFORE
NOT BEEN TAXED, BUT NEW
LICENSE ORDINANCE PROVIDES
FOR RATHER STIFF FEE.

One of the paragraphs in the new
license law, which was passed at the
regular weekly meeting of the city
commissioners yesterday, was the i'm
position Of a tax OF 800 per year upon
all persons engaged in the business of
sailor running which means the fur
nishing of men to vessels, whether in
Pensacola harbor, or whether follow
ing such a line in having sailors on
hand to furnish same to ships in other
nearby ports. The fee was incorpo-
rated in the new license law without
objection, and the license stands, effec-
tive from October 1.
This line of business has few fol-
lowers at Pensacola, possibly only two
or three men doing this work. Some
years ago, developing from such a
line, several were sent up from Pensa-
cola from acts committed by sailor