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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-25
GRAND JURY MAKES REPORT
indictments Rendered For Alleged
Law breaking And Recommends
tiOns Made.

The following report from the
1914 grand jury in session last week
IS easily the most caustic document
are put forward by a Churchill
county inquisitorial body. 1t deals
with gambling and bootlegging and
indictments are handed out and
numerous recommendation made.
The grand jury's adjournment was
taken subject to the call of the fore
man for additional meetings It's
members are as follows: G W. Gov
erston, foreman, 4. 2. Strassburg,
secretary, Sam Hitler, Lester Har-
riman, A. NJ. Dildine. +. C. Sander,
g. Budd Williams, ". e. Bowler, W
d. Moody, T. NJ. Murehison. C. A.
Morris, G. G. Gifae. ". A. Larson,
Thos. Williamson. Geo. Villeneuve.
and E. r. Bendle.
Their findings as officially re-
corded and filed with the county
clerk are rs follows:
In the Eighth Judicial District
Court of the State OF Nevada in and
for the County OF Churchill.
To the Honorable E. E. winters,
Judge of the Eighth judicial Dis
trict Court of the State of Nevada:
We, the grand jury, duly empan-
neied for the year 1914, beg leave
to submit our report as follows
IN the case of the State of Ne
vada, plaintiff. against j. r. Both
fires, defendant, charged with
murder, we do find a true bill
IN the case Of the State of Nevada,
against Ben and Frank Hicks,
charged with an assault with a
deadly weapon, we dismiss the
charge therein
In the case of the State OF Ne
vada against J. e. Boyd. charged
with an assault with a deadly weap-
on we do find a true bill
In the ease of William Reed,
charged with murder, we dismiss
the charge.
In the case OF the State OF Nevada
against c. W Wightman, charged
with giving away liquor on the last
election day. We do find a true bill
In the case of the State of Nevada
against J K. Boyd and f. c. Bryant,
VIC recommend that the district at
torney file at once a misdemeanor
OinlBt dEdiuhL them LOT gam nlDtlD +.
Tie following report of our COM
mittee on public schools was adopt
ed ~ this body;
I'VE, the undersigned committee
on Churchill County schools visited
Fallon public schools in district No
four, and we insist that the trustees
OF said district direct their attention
upon the following: that the plaster
ing of said school house is in very
bad order, and not sufficient venti-
lation is to be had in the toilet of
said sehoolhouse; that the roof has
leaky places that are injurious to
the plastering; that the door screen
ing the toilets should swing either
way on springs in order to be closed
at all times. We also have COM
plants from District No. 13. The
residents Of the last named district
have different complaints which we
insist the state school superintend-
ent shall take up and use due dill
genee in correcting We also insist
that the principals and trustees of
all Churchill county schools shall
enforce the compulsory school laws.
Committee F. NJ Murchison,
George c. Cirac Louis Steere, c. A..
Morris, Free c. Sanders"
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-25

meeting to organize literary
and debating society in the Smart
and Wightman union school dis
tricts has been called for next Sat-
urday evening at which time all in
terested ones should be present at
the call meeting.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-25

WEATHER BULLETIN
For week ending Nov. 81, 1914
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-25

The following report of our com
mittee on county buildings was
adopted:
I'VE your committee on county
buildings have examined and found
them in good condition; we find
that some of the valuable and i'm
portant record books of the audi
tor and recorder and assessors Of
fees have been considerably dam
aged by rough handling in trans
ferring them to the vaults; we find
that many important records are
necessarily kept in the county Of
fices during Office hours and are
therefore exposed to u considerable
risk of destruction in case a fire
should occur, and we believe that
some means to protect them should
be provided by the county commits
sioners.
Committee: Thos. Williamson. w.
A. Larson, +. p Strassburg.
We have adopted the following
report of our committee on the
county and city jails;
I'VE, the committee appointed to
investigate the county and city jails
of Churchill county and city of Fal-
lon do find everything in seemingly
good order, except as to the city
jail; we. insist that a stove and fire
be provided at times when occu-
pants are therein, and that ade-
quate bedding be provided.
Committee: Geo. Villenueve, A.
M Dildine, Sam Hitler"
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-25

the first part of 1914. Here we
want to say that there was some
good careful management on the part
of the Board of County Commission
ers the past couple of years in keep
In down expenses and promptly
meeting obligations.
The total valuation Of real estate
in the county for 1914 is $5,9lS-Sl A.,
while the personal property value
was s1O1,17 making a total OIL
S6,014.9s9. -
While the time for paying taxes
will be later than usual, the people
will be given notice so they can set
lie before the date for delinquency;
AS IL will only be necessary to call
for half of the tax on the first IN
stallment, the burden will fall mueh
lighter on the tax payers this year
than It did last,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

recovering from Injuries received wbuo
driving team Of +. L. Smiths. loaded
with planning machine. MIR Patterson
stepped between the wheels of tho cart
when the horses started and no vos
knocked unconscious. lie was badly
bruised on the head and shoulder Tho
accident happened near A. ]. MACON
on the road from the village to Moscow
Mrs Aurora Adams went Tuesday TO
Waterbury to pass several weeks in tbo
family of Il. Il. Wallacc.-Ntrs A II
Cheney gave a 800 party at her bone
Tuesday evening In honor of Mrs. y II
Kaiser of Greensboro, who is visiting hor
sister. Mrs G. A. Simmons. Mrs n T.
Shaw entertained a 500 party I'm Mrs
Kaiscr's home Tuesday afternoon and
Mrs. g. u. Bruce gave one Monday ovnr-
inG.--Carlos Dixie, who recently sold n
part of his farm on West hill to A. A.
Royce. has sold the remainder TO his
son-n-aw, Frank Curtis, of Woodbury.
who will take Immediate possossion
Adclhert Warren, who lives there now.
will move to tenement in s. II. Kaiser's
house at the village.-Mrs. w T Purt
is gaining slowly after long illnoss
William Pangle, who has work in plv-
mouth, y. H., Is visiting Mrs PangIe Mt
the home of her mother, Mrs. Hannah
KniFht.-Mrs. William Camlov is III
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

MIS- Edwin Aver is Ill. Mr. Aver ha =
returned from Brattleboro. The Rev En-.
gene f. cray Of St Mary's Church con-
quoted service at the Vermont sanato-
rum al flttstord Sunday afternoon
James reynolds is at homo after a pro-
lohEed visit AT Springfield. Mass.-A chow
DER ana hash supper was served at tba
Methodist Church Monday from five Tn
elshl o'clock.-Presdont Thomas of Mid
dIeburv College gave an excellent sermo,
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday
morning, DR. J s Eastwood conduct,3
the services AT st. Thomas Church sun
DAY morning i'm the absence of the Row
r. Barnby Leach al Montreal MIR. Leae,,
VIII return home Wednesday and
Mrs +. w. sherman of Ludlow are IN
town. being detained here by the illness ,t
MI Sherman.-W. b. Green of Franklin f.
confined by illness,-Mrs. Atwell. wife of
Attorney w. a. Atwel, is i'll 1t her home
IN Mlddleoury-A B. Baker Of the firm
OF Baker brothers injured his foot Friday
While unloading barrel from his wagon
the barrel slipped. breaking one toe of n;
right foot and crushing three others Nj.
John LaNine has returned from p.a.
where SHE attended the dcdicat.
new ST lauPs Lutheran Church
vine is al san Saba, Texas. where ne
opehIhE a new quarry of marble for the
Vermont Marble company
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

f. Elwln Churchill went Wednesday to
Canaan for a few days--Miss Catherine
Wilcox, with Miss Bessie Thayer as her
guest, went Wednesday to her home in
Morgan to spend the Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Grace Gates Is spending the Thanks
giving recess at her home i'm Ludlow.
Miss Joicc Perkins is at her home at
Ilardwick and Miss elsie Stearns ut
Johnson.-Mrs Lille Rushford of John
son came Wednesday and Is a ThanlSsgiv-
ing guest OF her sister and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. John Perry Mrs, Frank Wright
and two children returned Wednesday
from a visit with relatives at Peru and
other New York state points.-E,verett
Allen of tho L. s. S. Nashville now sta
TONED at Portsmouth, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Fred Marshall, and other
rclativos-A game of basketball. Crafts
bury Academy VS. Peoples Academy, will
be played this evening.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

The poverty social. which was to have
been held Friday evening was postponed
AT the grange meeting Wednesday even
Ing most Of the officers We're reelected.
NJ. O. Kinney was elected secretary in
place of Miss Esse Sylvester and Mr..
and Mrs w. G. Mincklcr were elected AS
sistant and lady assistant stewards in
place of w. A Martin and Marion Nc
Gowan.-Mrs. W. II. Winch is somewhat
better. being able to sit up some each
day'-Mrs, Abbie Russell died at her home
here Friday evening after a prolonged i'll
ness Mrs. Russell was born at North
Hero in 1886, but had made her home
here for about 20 years. She leaves ono
daughter, Mrs, Fanny Aldrich, of Grand
Isle, and four sons, Milton and Charles. or
Grand Isle, Harry, Of Alburg. and Her
bert, of Boston also one brother. Orr!s
knight, of North Hero; and one sister I'm
Naples N Y. The funeral was held at
the Union Church Sunday afternoon.
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SWANTON.

George Loiselle and family went to New
port, n. H., Saturday to attend the golden
wedding of Mr.. Loiselle's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Loisclla.
Ihey We're former residents of Swanton.
Miss Jennie Brennan has left her farm
on the road to Highgate Springs and will
occupy the Mrs Mary Farrell residence.
Thomas Kelley has gone to St Johns
bury, where he has a position.-C =.
White, who has been foreman of the
metallic cartridge department of the Robin
Hood Ammunition company, has resigned
his position and will go West to enter
into business with his father a manufac-
turer of explosives. The Martin housa
that he has occupied since coming -
Swanton has been rented by Dr. Funk,
employed by the Robin Hood company.--
b. b. Blake, well known citizen of this
village, had n shock Thursday night ana
Is In a serious condition.
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sherwood has gone to Florida for the
winter. His brother. Ralph. accompanied
him.-Arthur Munson and family are
visiting In Albany.-The school at Cleve-
land Corners closed Friday. An exhibit
ton was given Thursday evening.-The
next supper by the Ladies' Aid will be
n venison supper, n fine deer having
been presented TO the ladies' for that
purpose by Game Warden Stevens. The
feast will take place the first week I'm
Dccemher-NIrs T.. q. Page is In Bur
lington.-Joshua Miller has traded his
farm in this town for the Saxby place
In Johnson
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NORTH TROY.

1, Tracy is very i'll It was said yes
.elaay mat he was a little better.-R. I.
AHeh mas exchanged his Blacksmith sh,D
ana premises with Mr. Austin OF John
son Tor farm in that town. They viii
each move onto their respective premise,
M D. Blair and c, + Hall have
conveyed to the villa Sc the right of wa ,
ior a new street to run sou,b ooo o..
0" from Pleasant street and east ~
'ne Cuirier hose house thence ex,arat,,c
west parallel with Pleasant street tho
Iehsth OF their land to the promises ~.
H. r. Chamberain.-Clar Sarpent bo-
soid and conveyed his farm and persona
properly TO DONNA Gaboriau, who has
taheh possession. The consideration vo,.
@'ooV-Lawyer H. w. Hastings is ir c,
1ohhsbury and Glover for a few dave
Dr' A NJ Butteraeld who was severe,,.
injured In an automobile accident about
TWO weeks ago, is able to walk n LITTLE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
EAST FAIRFIELD.

At the supper served in the guild rooms
for the benefit Of the Sunday school, the
sum OF $l3 was realized.-Mrs. Elizabeth
| Hill has moved into her new home which
she recently purchased from William
|Nathan.--Mrs william Shattuck Is ILL.,
Louis j Archambault is repairing and
Improving his blacksmith shop-A sale
and supper for the benefit Of the Gene
tery association will be held in NJ NJ
Moran's rooms Wednesday afternoon and
evening, December O. All are invited -
Henry Mitchell, who was badly injured
some time ago by a fall, Is improving
very slowly.-Mrs John Mitchell who has
been Ill the past two weeks, is better
Homer b. Sturtevant. who fell recently
breaking rib, Is improving, although
still confined to the house-The Sunday
Fchool OF the Episcopal Church is prepar-
ng the Christmas play, Santa Clauss
Surprise" TO be given by the children in
he guild rooms on Christmas eve. After
he exercises there will be a Christmas
rec and supper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
LAM0|LLE COUNTY
HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Lizzie White, for % years probate
register is taking a vacation, and is
with relatives In Manchester and Bos-
ton,-TwelYe took the teachers eXamina-
tons here last week.-Miss Helen Sar-
gent has completed work at the probate
office and gone to her home in Johnson.
"A. b. Pease has gone to Dover, n. H..
where he has employment-Hyd Park
expects to build its new library next
year and there Is considerable discussion
as To the best place to locate ito. y.
campbell and S, y. Waite attended the
~. J. district meeting Mt JeffersOnvile
thursday evening -Judson Warren has
bought OF Clarence Day the Burbank
farm In this town,-fIenry Patno Of
Chateaugay has bought the Richardson
place on Hyde Park Plalns-Alberto
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WESTFIELD.

The Rov F p. Hyde has returned from,
.ne ROYAL Victoria hospital. Montreal \
oU-h examination revealed no organic
u'"'''' but bad condition Of the nor
.ous syStem.-Alva Hitchcock OF Wee.
Hi'r.nsileId' Mass. Is expected Thanks
ing 10 make a short visit to his father
VT. lIitchcock.-Thc W. c. 7. L. ha,d -.
mont my meeting with Mrs II q NM
tuesday, cvening.-Tha Christian In.
"eaVor society will give a "Pouy Anna"
social in the CONGREGATIONAL vestry Sal.
urday evening.-Mr and Mrs. Georyo ".
Miller are Spending few DAYS IN W..
hampshire and Massachusetts.-Mr ana
nrs' oscar Abbott started SATURDAY. for
,"er nome in Clinton. Mass-N. smith
mas moved into the upper tenement -
w. ~ NriGhts house and clyde Reed has
Their " MS l."
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ORANGE COUNT!
RANDOLPH.

MIS- eugene Holman fell in the house
thursday and broke her right wrist
NlrS' W. W. Case and son, who have
peeh AT the home of Mrs. a. A. Priest
Tor several days have gone to Holyoke.
M'ss'-H' y. Brown has returned from a
snort stay In Mortified. Mrs hottie
AUSTIN sister of Mrs. Leroy Martin.
mas taken rooms at the home of Mrs,
Lena wright coming from Rochester for
the winter'-N' ~ Gladding has been
erected Vlce-presldent OF Goddard
nehihary, succeeding the late Rev, j.
ho"ard Nright-G' Richard Grant, who
mas peen win MS parents for few
weeks Whlle recovering from an opera
uoh' is now able TO resnme his usual
route Tor the Hecker Cereal company. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26

Miss Katherine Hopkins and Mrs II. f..
Hopkins The receiving room and dining
rooms were trimmed with bouquets of yell
low and white chrysanthemums. Refresh
ments were served by Miss Ethel Camp
bell Miss Dorothy Weeks and Miss Jessie
Thomas.-E. f. Gulley of Burlington. for
merly of this place is in town on a bust
ness trlp.-E. b. Read went to Boston and
other places on n business trip Monday
evening.-Mrs Arthur Denonvile went to
Newport Monday night, called there by
the death of son of DR. and Mrs. II. O.
Joyal-A L. stowe of Newport was a
business visitor In this place Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
WATERVILLE.

Mrs. II. j. Wills is visiting her son.
FRANK, at Observation-Disclosures Wheelock
mas moved into Mrs Amlra Tillotson'
house at iclvidcrc.-Nrs. Mary Bennett is
spending the week with her son. Frank,
at Burllngton.-EIomer Ewins of Nantuc-
kot, Mass, is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Horace Ewins.
Mrs. Sarah Gray is spending the week
with her son, Clarence, Mt South Bur
lington. James Brown has moved to the
L. G. Langdell farm. Mr.. LanRdcll has
moved In with his wife's father, II. A.
Jackson.-Mrs. John Sullivan of Eden,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Adams of Lowell visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wcstovcr over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bragg of
South Burlington are visiting their
parents for week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
LOWELL.

Mr' Grove Of sheldon was in town
the hrst of the wcek-Ntr and Ntrs \.
" hlnslcy spent the weekend viz,
relatives In Barton.-Mr and NJ.
Horace Richardson are parente ~ 81,
son born November 21-A y c,,an.
town clerk. reports that en- for ~ 49,.
issued 100 resident and two ro,' Iiae
"u"'o.S Hcrnses.-Mrs. s. J. Sis
'' aurora came Monday to visit
'r n'other Mrs. II II Nowtn,
,uNool IN the cello district. tauGh, hv
MISS Marion Brown. closed Fri,,,. for
" thanksgiving rccess.-Mr. ard Mr.,
- r. Newton and son. Floyd. ,ysro f.,
Johnson saturday to WRIT their dauyb
.F'"' Mfa Field and Mrs. Grow NJ,
WON returned homo Sunday. but
N'"''n VIII remain a few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
FAIRFAX.

The Rev. S. F. Cooley of Milton preach
ID at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday in exchange with the pastor. the
Rev. F. Daniels.-Mrs. +. Daniels has
returned home after an extended visit
With relatives In Misunderstanding Rev
| NJ. Maxwell gave a free lecture in
B. F. A. hall Tuesday evening on 1.-THE
Present War in Europe" and his trip
broad Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ellsworth
re the parents of a daughter.-Oscar
Carpenter of Fletcher was a visitor in
|own Sunday.-E. D. Dhepardson has be-
i un logging He has orders for several
.aroads OF lumber,-Mrs NJ L. Hicks
as gone to Waitsfield to spend Thanks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. f. A. Marshall OF ST. Adams was
town over Sunday visiting her sister
RS. ID. w. Steele.-Mrs, T. II. Rood, who
Ihs been in town for 10 days, has return
D to Swanton-J. b. Cross returned Sat
3rday from a 10 months western trip.
Yhlle away Mr.. Cross visited friends ana
Flatives in Iowa. Nebraska, Dakota and
3oloradO-Dr. q. A. Payette, a former
Fsident, now OF Lowell, Mass, is visit
friends In town.-R. II. Brown of
rankin was in town Monday-Daniel E.
fright has sold his home farm to 3.
obistow Of Swanton and given immediate
possession. Mr. Wright has moved to
wanton and will run the grocery bust
Fss which he purchased from Mr. Robls-
w.-The condition Of Brigham Carman n,
no fell and broke his leg recently, is AS
mfortable as could be expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
HILL WEST.

Howard Jewett has been spending a few
days at the home of his sister, Mrs. ]. V.
Martin, of ied.-George Pudvar
has been visiting in Lowell and vicinity.
John Ariel, Jr., and Eva Domino We're
married Saturday morning at nine o'clock
at the Catholic Church at MONTGOMERY
Center by the Rev. j. A. Cota.-Allen
Lumbra Of Burlington is visiting relatives
Messier, who Is attending
school at Bakersfield is at home for thu
vacation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
ISLE LA NOTE.

Thomas Lewis OF West Crazy was in
town Wednesday.-A. l.. Holcombe and
Myron Holcombe went to burlington
Wednesday.-The ferry boat which runs
from Chazy to Isle La Motto has been
discontinued.-R. w. Hill, toll bridge
keeper was taken off the bridge Monday
reporting a good season.-Mr. and Mrs
r. f. Houghton spent Sunday in Swan.
ton.
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WOIICOT'

daughter was born November Is 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fisher.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
richardson November lS.-Mrs Pearl
Slayton of Hardwick visited her father,
Mr.. Lawson, over Sunday.-John Wilcox
has sold his farm to Henry Hood of
Willsboro, n. E.--Ray Golden, who visit
ed I'm Newport last week, returned home
Monday evening.-P W. Perkins is load
ing several cars of Christmas trees for
ba
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The True Blues" will hold box So
ciel at the parsonage Friday evening"
Kay Phelps of the Enosburg Falls high
school Is passing Thanksgiving week with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Phelps --
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Austin and daughto"
Beth, of Richford, were weekend visitors
at Il. A. Austin's
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Frederick II, Kelley and Mrs. c. j
anville gave an "at home" at the home
Mrs, Frederick II. Kelley Monday aft
noon from three to six o'clock in honor
the approaching marriage Of Miss
htheryne Hopkins. Miss Laura Rounds
as at the door to receive the guests as
ey came. Those who received were
rs, f. H. Kelley, Mrs. C. ], Granville,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. A. T. Pond has returned from
Richford.-Clifford Bonway and Miss Mil
dred Tracy were married at EnOsburg
Falls Tuesday eveninE.-Mr +. l.. Wash
burn was in Burlington Tuesday Miss
Frances Hadd has returned home from
Samsonville, where she cared for her
nephew, olin Mitiguy, who has been Ill
with tVuhoi1
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FRANKLIN.

A r. Cowles OF North Craftsbury is
visiting HIS son, Prin, II. r. Cowles.-
Deputy Collector A. d. Whitney will,
after December !, receive a salary of SIS
per month for his services at this port
The Hon. c. w. Gates was in Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-26
FLETCHER.

Edmond Crosier is slowly recovering
from shock which he suffered Friday
eVening.-lone, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wood, is suffering with
Il broken arm.-Arthur Hooper is putting
n new water wheel into his sawmill at
Binghamville
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SHELDON.

Miss Blond Seymour of Washington
d. c., spent a few days the past week
with Mrs. W. c. Marsh.-Erwin Lillcy OF
Hyde Park is painting and papering at
the home of his brother b. H. I.illey.-
Fred Benjamin spent Sunday in East
HighEate--Walter Ledoux was called to
Bakersfield last week by the death of his
|,,1ot
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BEAVER.

O. ID. Hewcy of Milton was at l., II.
CaswelFs Saturday and Sunday,-Mil1
Bordo is moving to c. H. Cooks house NJ
North Fairfax.--I. II. Caswell was in Mil
ton sunday Longway, who lives on
the Crossen farm has smallpox and the
family is quarantinod 1t is mild case.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Lena Cantell of Burlington Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Buskey.-
V w. Smith has gone to his home in
Amsterdam n. Y, to spend week.-C
7. Hall has gone with his parents to
Grand Ray. Ala. for a 10 daNs, stnN
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs Julia Archambault Is spending an
hdefinite time in Burlington.-Mrs Flet-
Sher Of Belvidere is the guest OF her
laughter, Mrs. Lee Maynard Lee May
ard shot l76-pound deer Tuesday
hnrn1nn