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The day book., 1914-05-14

to the bar may be elected a Judge
provided he belongs to the party that
has the votes to put him over. There
are exceptions, but the rule we go
by is to elect men as judges because
they happen to be Democrats or Re
pUblicans.
Generally it makes little or no diff
ference what else they may happen
to be.
don't know either Judge Stewart
or Judge Windes, and don't know
anything about either of them. Bas-
ing my opinion. however, on the way
both handled the picketing cases, l
should say that Stewart knows as
much law as Windes, but has more
courage.
l don't think the law was what.
bothered any Of the judges; and
don't think it was because Judge Nc
Goorty thought that three judges
could find out better than one what
the law was, that he called Judges
Baldwin and Windes into the Hen
Tici case.
1 may be mistaken, of course, but
the impression I got at the time was
that three judges might stand the
burden of criticism better than, one.
Judge Stewart tackled it alone when
it came before him, and it didn't take
him long to hold that peaceful picket (,
ing was lawful. And he didn't stand
for any monkey-business from the
cops that made the pinch.
1 don't think contempt for law is
anywhere near as general as con-
tempt for what some judges say the
law is. There is a quite general con- :
tempt for contemplate judges, but
that is neither contempt of good law
nor contempt of justice.
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by his wife and one son, his parents. one
brother, Frank e. Chandler Of Brandon,
and three sisters. Mrs. Ned Walker OF
New York city, Mrs A. b. Crossman
OF Lancaster N. H., and Miss Mary
Chandler of Brandon. Dr. Chandler was
an annual visitor at Silver Lake ana
made his last trip here Memorial day.
The funeral will be held at the Meth
odist Church In Brandon at 23 to-mor-
row afternoon. Interment will be at
Pine Hill cemetery.-Dr. II. L. Averill,
H. p. Eastwood c. w. Peck and
j. II. Woodward attended the meet
ing of the Rutland County Medical
association at Lake Bomoseen Tuesday.
The Royal Workers OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at the Leon
ard cottage, Lake Dunmore, Wednesday.
! July Cdr Z. NJ. Pond Of Rutland is in
hopes Of raving the arm of Marvin
Backus, the hoy who accidentally shot
| himself on Birch hill Monday night
Some of the shot were removed from the
| boys leg and side The case Is a criti-
cal one as blood poisoning Is feared
| Mrs l.. e. Bowler and daughter Miss
Beatrice Bowler, of Palermo, Me. are
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ferris OF
Seminary Hill.--W. j. Murray of New
York city has been here n few days look
Ing over his house on Park street thai
was partially burned a few weeks ago.
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THE WHEELER CIRCUS.
Big Crowds Brnved the Heat mt Hes~
terday's Performances.

The two performances Of Wheeler
Brothers three ring circus given in this
city yesterday afternoon and last even
ing We're attended by large crowds. The
big show was a clean little circus Of
which the riding of several people proved
to be the chief entertainment, although
there We're some good stunts by tights
rope and trapeze artists.
The parade passed through the princi-'
pal streets of the city in the morning.
the herd" of two elephants and two cam-
els with several cages of animals being
interspersed with the western riders, A
calliope bringing up the rear. Following
the parade a free exhibition OF trapeza
work was given at the show grounds on
Ythe Shelburne road. where also two side
shows were put in operation. The big
sdeshow was somewhat of a fzze the
large arena. % by 20 feet upon which
a trainer was to fight with a lion dwind-
ling to a very small cage, one part of
which was shut off by iron bars through
which the trainer prod7ed the Jaws ar
teeth of the paving king of the forest.
| The oriental dancer heraldod by tho
barker" As the Texas Tommp dancing
girls" probably received as much atten-
ton as any part of this show. The other
sideshow displayed several freak animals.
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of her brother. Edward Woodbury.
probably while crossing a pond He is
well remembered by the older residents
as a partner OF John d. Wheeler I'm the
meat business about 81 years ago He was
a son of George and Elizabeth (Morse)
Woodbury. and wos born here A son
was born July 10 to Mr.. and Mrs George
Burrelle.-The local baseball team de-
feated Mortified on Graham field Satur-
day to 5. Lavelle and Williamson, tho
star high school battery, did excellent
work.
Morton Samuel Batchelder who studied
law in Bethel and in the office of his
brother, Wallace Batchelder died at his
home In Springfield at 1lA5 a. m. Satur-
day. The burial was held at SPRING.
field Tuesday at 300 p. m.-Miss theresa
Davis Of Andover. n. H., is visiting at
George f. Kmball Joseph c. Fuller
has bought DR.. T.. A. Edmund Max
well runabout-Mies Lola Sargent OF
| Springfield, Mass came Monday to vlsit
Miss r-velyn Davies-During last weeks
severe electric storm cows in the pas
lures We're Killed at L. G. Holbrook s
and L. p. Boutwel's and a horse at
w. S. Hammond's. Glen Johnson an
employe of the White River railroad,
was working near the Gaysville station
with an iron bar when lightning struclo
the upper end of the bar, passing down
one of his legs. He soon recovered from
the shock.-Miss Luella Atkinson res
turned Monday to Morrisviile after AZ
visit at A. n. observation-disclosures Mid
dleton saw fine buck deer in May Blos>
SONS pasture Monday morning.
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MORETOWN.

Mrs Orvis Armstrong went to Ashfeld,
Mass, Monday to care for her sister,
who is ill.-I,evi Wheeler of Mortified
was I. guest of II. f. Austin Sunday -
Mrs William Wales who has been visit
ing relatives in town, returned to Barre
Sunday.-Levi Wheeler and Mrs. Bessie
Henry were In Montpelier Sunday. Mrs.
r. e. johnson and Mrs. Addie Sawyer
was in Montpelier Tuesday.-G. q. Sleep
or was in Montpelier over Sunday-Otto
Bates and Miss Maude Johnson were
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. z.
johnson. Sunday.-John McCarty's little
son Is III with tonsilitis.
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,JEFFERSONVILLE.

Mrs W. w. Smith of Essex Junction
who was the guest for aevcral days OF her
daughter, Mrs. John McNally, returned
home F'riday.--Dr, Frank Miner of Wash
!ngton Is. visiting his father, Hannibal
Mner-Mrs. Jennie Mclean and daugh-
ter OF Jericho were guests of Mrs. Il. r..
Reynolds over Sunday.-Miss Della
THOMPSON. who was a guest OF Mrs. {.
b. Richards, has returned to Morrisv1llo.
Mrs Davis who was guest for sew
eral days at Clark Hapgoods has return
ed to Burlington.-Mrs. Hannah West
man OF Cadys Falls Is the guest of her
son, George Westman.-Mrs Henry Stn-
son of Johnson is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Henry Lang.-Stephen f. Stenhour
who had been in poor health for long
time, died July 8. He was in his
s9th year He was born in Highgate, but
came to this town when young mar
and spent the rest of his life here. The
funeral was held at his late home Friday
the Rev. H. K. Harmed officiating Tho
bearers were his four nephews. Morton
Hawley. r. c. Hawley, Henry HawleJ
and Arthur Hawley. Warner lodge. No
20, +. and A. NJ, of which Mr.. Steinhoui
was member, attended in body ans
rendered their impressive burial service
\ a 10 cemetery.
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LOWELL.

Miss Josephine Diette, who was grad
uated from Brightlook hospital as a
trained nurse, has a position In Barton
Mrs. A. 8, Hoyt of Manchester, n. H. Is
spending n few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Pudvah.-J. II. Silsby
Of Hartford, Conn. Is in town looking
after his business.--H. A. Parker has
moved his family from Troy into the
Methodist parsonage-Miss Warren
Rouse moved Tuesday into the house she
recently purchased OF Charles Murray
Roy Coville and Lulu Silver we're mar
ried July ! by the Rev. F.. T. Hurd. -
Amos Dehlols has moved from the Elmer
son tenement to the farm owned by his
father, Julius Deblois Miss Marie Gall
lardet of Quincy, Mass, is spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. d. A.
Batchum.-Mr. and Mrs Marrinot'
Durivage we've in Woodsvile n, H..
Saturday and Sunday to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Durivag &c Mrs. j. S
Brahana was called to Manchester, y
H.. last week by the Illness of her sister
Mrs. Mark Hitchcock.-Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Curtis of Merose. Mass are
spending a few weeks with Mr. ant
Mrs. f. b. Stannard.-Jacob Greenwood
of Stanbridge. p. O.. Is In town.-Mis'
Mary Corbett of Boston Is spending the
summer at the home of John F1nnegan.-
William Parker returned Monday from
| Nashua, n. H, where he has been spend
| ing the past six months.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs w. H. Campbell and daughters
Misses Alice and May, of Lincoln. Neb
are spending a few weeks with Mrs
Campbel's brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs j. II. Turney. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright of Aubornsville, n. Y, is guest
OF Miss Katrena Tuney.-Miss HazaT
Hills was week end guest of relatives
in Barre. She returned home Monday
Mt and Mrs. w. o. Comstock and daugh-
ter of Montpelier, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs H. Comstock Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Swift, head nurse OF the Barre city hos
pital, Barre. was called to town Tuesday
by the critical condition Of her grand
mother Madam Swift, who suffered a
shock Monday on account Of her age, she
being 90 years old July %, there is no hope
of her recovery.-The Ladies' Home Cir
Gle held an ice cream festival on Fred
Eaton's lawn Wednesday evenng.-A few
of the young friends of Orville Wilder
gave him a little surprise party Monday
! evening to congra tulate him on his birth
day Refreshments We're served and
games played on the lawn.
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Tuesday on an automobile trip of few
weeks.-Mr and Mrs. Fremont Miller OF
Ossinning, N. Y, came last week to spend
several weeks with relatives in this Sec
ton and will occupy A. J. Millers house.
M. M. Miller and family motored to
Richford to spend Friday with her broth
err. Ernest Gilpn, and Saturday to Bar
ton to remain over Sunday with Editor
Gilpin before returning to their home In
Yonkers Mrs. Sybil Houston of st
Johnsbury came Friday to Wis. her
daughter, Mrs. y. C. Woodworth.-Mrs.
Robert Murray and daughter, Ada. are In
the Massachusetts Homeopathic hospital,
Boston, where the later recently under
went An operatlon.-Willam Beware
went to Coventry Monday to visit his
brother before going to Manchester, N.
H.. where he will work as chauffeur
There was union meeting of the Troy
and Westheld societies at the former
| town Sunday nght.-There Is to he NO
| preaching service in the Congregational
| Church Sunday as the congregation has
been invited to attend service at Troy
to hear DR.. Green of Washington.
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DERBY.

Mrs Harry T. Robbins and three child
rem have been spending short time at
W, S. Robbins William Taylor and fam
lily OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting his
father, c. d. Taylor, who has been very
III. but Is now improving,-A union child
ren's concert was held at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday evening The pro-
gram consisted of readings, recitations
and singing by the Sunday school pupils
Marion Drown is quite III. Her broth
err Kcnneth's wife is caring for her
Elizabeth Cofran is In Johnson attending
the summer session at the normal school
w A. KELLEY will soon build a house
on the lot he has bought of r.. Silver
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

During a thunderstorm Saturday after
noon lightning struck the large barn on
w. w. Wilmot's farm on Christian hill
and Il was soon n mass of flames. Men
working on a bungalow few rods from
the harm assisted the Wilmots to rescue
three horses from the barn. but three
calves. registered Hosteins, were burned
together with a lot of farm tools ana Il
small quantity OF old hay. The barn was
ono Of the largest In town and cost ABOUT
s5nO to build - years ago Mr. Nilmot
rr,ed 60 o1o insurance on the building
and son on the tools. The house ana o'her
farm buildings were not considered III
danger During the same storm lshtnlhE
struck a tree near w \. Chatheld $
bouse sliphtlv shocking Mr. thathelo
During a thunderstorm Friday afternoon
e T. Wallace and his granddaughter
were going To his home ON the East
Rotbe, road when a binding hash or
i,sbt,nr occurred and the horse whlch
Mr. wallace was driving fell down IN
the ditch. apparently stunned. II soon
recovered l'pon arriving home MI.
Wallace found his wife lying on the floor
,r n dazed condition attributed to the
san,a cause She has since recovered,
Th, rain fall was very heavy during
ho,h storms. but only the storm
an saturday reached the village Raids
10 cbarpe of Sheriff j. II, Kinney were
made Thursday night at Frank Bianchfs
ord Antonio Guerra s, intoXicants being
se,zed in both places. The respondents
| ,o,rd hail the next morning. Hearings
aro IN he held before Justice Darrah al
White River Junction,-James l. Marsr
| learned Saturday from Miss pella WOOD
hurry Of st. Paul, Mimi, former schoo
teacher in town, of the drowning neal
lila hoyps IN Wauops New Mexico, July
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uncle, Frank Dodge, and wife and other
relatives in the place.
The lawn party given on the lawn at
Charity Bakers Friday night was sue
cess, and quite a sum was raised Tor u
new piano for the Congregational
Church.-E. D. Gusman has returned ana
Is saving out logs for c. F. Hayford from
the H. a. Waterman sugar .place-Mr'
and Mrs. Elmer Sweet, who had family
Of eight boys, have another son. horn Sat
urday--D Elmer Vaughn and family "
Chicago are visiting relatives here for a
few days. They will return this week
Or Vaughn came East to attend medi'
cal meeting in Atlantic City. N. J.-Mr
and Mrs C. II. Stevens Of st. Adams are
visiting at Q. 3. Landons and c. r.
| Jones's During the thunder storm sat
| urday night the barn on the julius sin
clair place. occupied by Charles Brad
ford. was struck by lightning and burn
ed. also the dwelling house and few heao
Of stock. A little furniture was saved
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Fuller visited his
father in North wolcott Saturday and
Sunday.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs Frances Peck, who has been III
for some weeks with heart trouble dicn
Monday morning. The funeral was held
Wednesday at 2 p. m.--Mrs. Eli Domino
of Providence ls visiting her brother
Henry Vigent.-Mrs w j. Benson lett
Saturday for Iittleton, N. H.-Mrs. Grace
Blodgett and Mrs. Crowell of Morrisvine
are at w. o. Davis s.-Nelson Smith OF
wellesley. Mass, is visiting his daughter
Mrs w. E. Barter.-Mr Edwards Of Col
brook. ~ H.. visited In town Saturday
Ernest Stoddard was taken to the hosri-
tai Saturday at Hardwick. III with pneu'
rnonio HIS recovery Is doubtful.
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MATTER OF ADJUSTMENT,

Some time ago Pat got into the clutche1
of the law, and when he was hailed be-
fore the magistrate that official asked thu
officer to state the charge against him.
1T involves nelghhorly scrap, yer
honor" answered the officer. Pat and
his next-door neigh"
Just moment, please" hastily inte--
vened the busy magistrate, turning II
Pat. Cant this case he settled out
of COURT"
"Shure, it can, Yer honor was tina
quick response of the defendant. "Thot &
Jest what we was don' when this polace-
min butted in, "-EXchange.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Ida Willard left Sunday for her home
in Richford to spend her summer vaca-
tion.-Mrs, G. II. Rawson and son, Max,
from Maiden, Mass, came Friday to
spend the summer with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. n. H. inney,-Mothers day
was held in the Methodist Church Sun
day. Two children We're baptized, maxi
ing "a including those of children's day
Mr. Balloon Is entertaining his son from
Boston.-The regular Grange meeting will
be held Friday evening An interesting
program has been prepared. Lunch will
be served.-Three young ladies united with
the church Sunday.-John Allen is thor
oughy repairing his home and has added
a broad veranda to the front,-Mrs VIII
lard Allen and daughter from Chicago
came the first of this week to visit rela
tives and friends in this town.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mrs Harriet Cobb of Waterloo, Iowa.
is spending the summer at +. G. Good
rich's-The members Of Caspian Lake
Grange presented their drama, Down in
Maine" at the Woodmen's hall at the
Bend Friday evening, Neal Hartman
was cleaning one of his horses Tues
day morning when the animal, startled
at something. struck him with his for
ward foot, knocking him down, Still more
frightened, the horse trample1 upon him,
badly injuring him.-Ahout GO people
gathered at the Congregational Church
parlors Monday evening to celebrate the
10th wedding anniversary Of the Rev.
and Mrs S. F. Achenback. Refreshments
were served. Farmers are commencing
"a wing
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WAITSFIELD.

Miss Carrie Bower OF Randolph Cen
ter is visiting at John Grave's,-Mlss Dora
Hatch OF Warren is visiting Jennie Cole
brook George Long is visiting his parents
here for a few days-Mrs. l.. ColeorooK
Is in Moretown.-Mr. and Mrs. stephen
Joslin and Mr. Harvey and Miss Blanche
McAllister were in East Montpelier sun
day.-Emelio Bellucci. who has been visit
ing his parents in Florence. has returned
here.-Mr Emerson of Montpelier is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs, sylvia RAZOR
Misses Clara Severy and Florence Howe
Of Warren We're in town Sunday-Mr' ana
Mrs Fred Leno and son. Leighton ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belts We're in War;
rem Sunday La Morder and Jen-
ME Colebrook have returned home after
a two weeks visit In Warren.
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MORRISVILLE.

r G. Wilson is spending a few days at |
his home here.-Defoe Croft returned |
Monday from n visit in New Haven |
Conn, with his father y. +, Croft
George Robson, who has spent ten days
with his family here, left Monday to re-
sumo work for the Trans-Continental
Railroad company with headquarters at
Quebec-Miss Hazel Clark of St. Adams,
who has visited Mr. and Mrs. Y. G..
Goodrich. returned home Monday-H. ]
Edmonds was called to Troy donday by
the death of his father, William Ed
monds It. h. Ellis and daughter Miss
Nta Ellis, returned Monday from a
visit with relatives at points in Canada.
Mrs Laura Jane Griswod. who had
been in failing health since January I, and
i'll for nine weeks, died Monday of old
age Funeral services were held at her
late home with her daughter, Mrs Mary
A. Stone. yesterday at go the Rev. r. d
Cranmer officiating Interment was In
the Wheeler cemetery. Laura Jane War
rem daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John War
rem was born in Morrstown July %
1924 In ls4 she was united in marriage
to Wilson Griswold Of Elmore, where they
made their home for over 80 years. Mr.
Ciriswold died In 1858 and in 1892 Mrs
Griswold came to Morrsville to reside
making her home with her da lighter. Mrs
Mary A. Stone. Besides her daughter, she
Is survived by two grandsons, Percie f.
Stone, residing in the West, and Alton w.
Stone of Medford. Ore, and one grand
daughter, Laura ?. Stone.-Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Carlson of Watham. Mass, re-
turned Tuesday after two weeks with Mr..
SWpptSpr.-MtSS Agnes
Iinehan of St. Adams came Monday
evening and will make an extended visit
with DR.. and Mrs ]. Frank Jackson
Miss Carrie Brown and Mrs. r. G. Call
returned Monday after several days at
North Concord.-Miss Hilma Rosmussan
OF Waltham, Mass, came Tuesday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs Truman Sweetser.-
Taylor Mead. salesman in the Waterman
clothing store, and Miss Winnifred Will
son Of johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mr3
Orwell H. Wilson, We're united In mar
rage Monday afternoon at the home Of
the brides parents, the Rev. w f
Baker Of this place performing the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Mead Will occupy
rooms in the Centennial bock.-The Hon
and Mrs NJ p. Maurice returned Monday
evening after two weeks Il East Alburg,
Miss Vera George returned to St. Johns
bury Monday evening after visit witt
lor uncle and aunt, DR.. and Mrs, @. l.
Bates She was accompanied by her cous
ms, the Misses Frances and Marion
Bates.-Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hill anC
childron, and guest, William Colon o
Boston. returned Monday from camp a
Clmore.--Mr. and Mrs, Jacques Senesa
returned Tuesday to Stanbridge station
p @, where they will reside for the re
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THE STORY TELLER.
GIVING AMPLE NOTICE.

A farmer who lived near a small fas
station happened to be down along tho
railroad one morning when he rambled
over to the shed like structure and drop
ped the signal against the east-bound
train.
Hello, Mr.. Jones'" cheerfully greeted
Uncle Josh as the train slowed down at
the station five minutes later. Thought
I would"
Get aboard" impatlently interjected
Conductor Jones, with his hand on tho
signal cord. I'VE are Is minutes lats
now"
"Jes' minute, Mr.. Jones'" leisure'v
responded Uncle Josh. MY wife is goin'
ter the city termorrer mornin' ter see her
sister. an I thought while I was down
this way I'd jes' tell We ter he sure an
stop fer r'-Philadelnha Telegraph
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NORTHFIELD.

A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs.
William r. Mayo Friday night.-Ralp pin
r. Richmond of Springfield, Mass, Is at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Richmond NJ. Thursto IN
of the News office is at STAFFORD for a
vaca tion.-The Frank w. Chase farm
owned by John Wilkinson, has recently
been sold through a local agency-Thy
Commercial club outing on Paine noun.
tain Is to be held August ~ The clut
has recently completed the purchase Of
80 acres of land at the summit of thu
mountain and will build road befor,
+bo outing
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs George Perkins and her sister.
Miss BESSIE Richardson. of Brockton'
Mass, are in town,-Mrs. Edward Godette
and daughter are visiting in Addison
county.-William Harris was at home from
Waterbury over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard and Mr. and Mrs, J. c. Hanni-
man of Chicago were In town over Sun
day. They made the trip with an auto
moble.--Mrs, A. c. Collins is visiting her
daughters at Laconia, N H,-Glenn Perry
of Woodsvillc, n, H., is spending va
cation here.-Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wiswel
and Misses Dorcas Sawyer and Sarah
Chaplin were in Cambridge Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Putnam, Page Ufford anc
Miss Burlington were In Montpelier Sun
day.--R. S. Page and family are in camT
at Lake Eden.-Mss Helen Waterman o.
Everett. Mass, Is in town,