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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Josie Wooster has purchased a new
automobile of f. O. Van Vliet.-Mr and
Mrs. Arthur Holloway and son, Baldwin
have returned TO West Lebanon, n. Y,
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bora, Jr.-Miss Denning, who has
been teaching in district No. s, returned
to her home in Bridport Saturday.-Roy
Hamilton went to Bristol Saturday on
business.-Mrs. Chauncey Stewart. who
has been visiting in town. has returned to
her home in Middlebury,-Mr and Mrs
Timothy Dillon of Vergennes have opened
their hotel at Thompson's Point.-Harold
Smith, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith
has returned home after an absence of IS
months In Me West quite a large part of
the time in Phoenix, Arzona.-Dr. and
Mrs. Jacob Ross and two daughters of
Syracuse, n. Y, are at Mrs. Ross parents
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Holmes, for the
summer Mrs, Holmes. who has been with
her daughter in Syracuse for several
weeks. returned with them.-The Ladies'
Aid society realized about s2i from their
ice cream and strawberry sale Friday
night
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SWANTON.

Mrs. George NJ. Hawley returned Fri
day morning from Montcair, ~ j..
where she has been the guest Of her sis
ter several days.--A most successful
school year was brought to a close Fri
day evening with graduating exercises at
Billiards hall, the class nubering six
The program was as follows: Music.
chorus. Join in Pleasure" american
Success fl Athletics" with salutatory.
Nicholas Stone; Work for the Blind"
Vera Warner; solo, Comrades in Arms"
Harry Mccarthy; Judge Lindsey and
the Juvenile Courts" Greta Nokes; The
Young Man ana His Opportunity" Harry
Mccarthy girls chorus, "Wanderers
Evening Song" New England Humor-
lists" Bertha Mooney; music. boys quar-
tet; The Northwest Mounted Police"
with valedictory. Gladys Humphrey; pre-
sentation of diplomas by Superintendent
Hunt The commencement exercises be-
gan with a baccalaureate sermon Sun
day evening at Holy Trinity Church by
the Rev. T.. S. Stone. Glass day exer-
ciscs were held Thursday afternoon AZ
Billiards. hall with the graduation exer.
cises of the grammar school in the even
ing, a class Of % receiving diplomas
The result Of the two DAYS effort and
entertainment of the Kings Daughters
for the benefit of the public library build
ing fund amounted from all sources to
e. 7c5
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BERKSHIRE.

The east and west sections of the town
united with the Center school Friday FOL
a picnic on the school grounds In the
afternoon the different schools furnished
a program consisting of speaking, singing
and dialogues. State Superintendent of
Education Mason 5. Stone and Governor
Fletcher We're present and gave interest
ing addresses. Superintendent Stone and
Governor Fletcher went to Sheldon to
speak There We're about $50 present at
the exercises. Specimens of the work OF
the different schools were displayed in the
school house.-Th East Berkshire base
ball team defeated the Center team by
score OF I to 6-Mrs, Levi Ryea died
Thursday morning after a long illness
The funeral was held Saturday at two
o'clock, Mrs. Ryea is survived by a hus-
band; one daughter, Mrs. c. p. Conklin.
of East Franklin; and three sons. Herb,
Bert and Ernest.-Mrs Hazel Wells o. ST
Adams IS visiting her parents, Mr., ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Jenne.
Mr., and Mrs w. \. Renoit and daugh-
ter. Jean, OF Lowell, Ma IS, are visiting
at the home OF Mrs Bcnoits parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Bowen.-Miss Flor
ence skinner Of Rochester is visiting at
the home Of F. H. Wallheoff -Miss
Georgia Bordo was called to St Adams
Wedne sday to care for her father, ].
Bordo. who fell, breaking his hip.
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HINESBURG.

On May q a daughter was born to Mrs
Forest d. Chaplin Of Mlddlesex, formerly
Miss Mary Brownson of Hinesburg The
primary schools closed Friday, June -
Pupils in the primary department in No
3 who We're present every day are: Earl
Bushey, Ralph Bushey, Kenneth Law
renee Daniel White, Alma Amour, May
Bostwick, Ethelyn Davis, Kittie Hart
Irene Coleman. Those who have not
missed a day the school year Alma
Amour, Irene Coleman. Daniel White
Miss Ruth Hubbel and Miss Florence
Dow have gone to Chester to visit Miss
Alice Landon.-Mrs John Hopkins will go
TO johnson next week to attend the grad
uation Of her daughters Maud and Mabel,
from the Johnson Normal school. Pupils
in the Intermediate department of school
No. having perfect attendance the past
term are: Dorothy Mead. Gladys Broth
ers, Grace Brothers, Ruth Emmons and
Anna Constantine.-Miss Hazel Cassidy
attended commencement at Goddard Semi
nary last week.--RoEer Lyman has pur-
chased a Studebaker automoble.-Guy La
vigne has purchased an automobile.-Mrs
Louise Ray Of Shelburne is visiting her
niece, Miss Addie Ray.
Emmons f. White of Yale will be the
student supply for the summer in the Con-
gregational Church.-There will be a
strawberry festival in the vestry Friday at
600 p m, given by the congregational
Ladies Aid-Mrs, Perry Reed and
Mrs, II. NJ. Page are visiting Mrs j w
Russell.-Dr. Russell is making extensive
repairs and additions on his place.-George
L, OBryan and family of Starksboro Wis
tied at c. w. Bostwick's Sunday.
In school No. Q, taught by Miss Anna
Patrick, pupils having no absent marks
during the term are Lucy Kenyon, Willie
Tracey, Scott Tracey, Frederick Lyman,
Leland Lyman. Rollin Patrick. Those
who have been perfect in attendance the
whole year are Lucy Kenyon and Rollln
Patrick.-S a. Hunt of Moretown. a
former manager Of the Queen City Park
Hotel, has leased the Island House at
Lake lroc lois for the summer and will
open 1t for a hotel.--Kilan Place has
rented Mrs, Susan Rays tenement house
and moved ir
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after the ceremony at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Allen on High
street where the bride has made her
home with her aunt. The bride was the
recipient of n large number Of handsome
gifts Her gift to her maid-of-honor was
a gold bracelet The groom gave his best
man a sapphire and pearl stick pin, and
his ushers gold tie clasps Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross left for 10 days trip to Niagara
Falls, Toronto and other points on their
return they Will make their home for the
present at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Keefe on Brown avenue. Among
the out Of town friends present at the
wedding were Mrs A. T.. King Of
Ogdensburg, n. Y. Miss Kathleen Ross
Of Toronto, Mrs. J. Arthur Rogers of
burlington and Mrs Frank Blake of
Milton. Mr. Ross is secretary to G. G.
Jones, vice-president of the Central Vor-
mont railway. Tho bride has been In the
employ Of NJ Magiff superintendent Of
car service, for the past year.
Patrick Gregwarc aged 50 years died
yesterday morning at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Prosper Bushev. on North
Main street after n long illness The ~
neral will he held Friday. Mr. Gregwarc
IS survived by three daughters, Hrs
Bushey, Mrs. Thomas Zebaska and Mrs
Joseph Rushey, and two sons, John Greg
ware and Arthur Gregware; also by a
brother. Peter Grerware Of Kansas CITY
Kans.
Orrin p. Warren and Mi7s Mabel Ma
comber were married at the home Of Mrs
Corrigan Tuesday evening. The cerc-
mony was performed by the Rev s. w
Anthony. pastor of the First ConGrcga-
tional Church.
In city court yesterday morning Charles
Braley of Fletcher appeared Before Judge
n. N. Post on the charge of statutory
rape on n Fletcher girl under 16 years old
The case was continued for further inves-
tgaton. States Attorney G. F. Tadd ap-
peared for the State and f. s. Upper for
the respondent. Hobart Ryca was before
the court on charge Of intoxlcation lie
did not appear to be 81 years old and also
seemed weak mentally. The court said
that liquor should not be sold to him under
any conditions and the case was held omen
pending Investigation. Bert Allen OF Fair
| field was sentenced TO serve 10 days in the
county Jail for intoxicaton and c. 4.
| Putvah of Berkshire paid n fine and costs
of s20.24 for intoxication Walter NJ.
Woods, an aged man who had been found
on Taylor Park, III and intoxicated. was
sent to his home in Worcester Mass.
! Alexander Demars for the larceny of a
dinner pail from a Central Vermont en-
ploye, was sentenced to pay fine of $40
and costs or serve "a DAYS in tail. He was
taken to jail to serve sentence.
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usual-Mrs. Roderic Emo who Is i'll, Is
somewhat better.-The Woman's Mission
Circle Will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Carrie Prndle.-School No. - closed
Friday with cobweb party at the school
room. Those pupils having no absent
marks were: Lewis Brownson, Raymond
Carter, Eugene Desautels, Thesis Davies,
Beth and Inoz Martin and Eleanor prin-
de those absent less than three days
were Eldora, Kara and Marjorie Estey,
Karl Prndle and Arthur Rogers. Eigh
teen pupils were enrolled and the average
daily attendance was II 2-25 pupils.-Mrs.
Edward Stone, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Seguin, has
returned to her home In Sharon. She was
accompanied by her little niece, Miss
Susan Roscoe.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pur-
ington of Lincoln and two children have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dow
II. o. Van Nliet has sold a Maxwell car
to Mrs j. S. Wooster of Charlotte
Schools in town closed Friday except No.
II, which has one more Week.-Mrs. Clay
ton Brownson is in Mddlescx with her
daughter.-Forcst Carpenter attend d
commencement at Brigham Academy
Powell Read has returned from Troy, n.
Y, where he has been visiting his son,
O. Il. Read.-Miss Ruby Cronk of Colches-
ter has been visiting in town.-Miss Mary
Whitis of Austin, Texas, who has been
spending few days in town as the guest
of Miss Sarah Wooster and Mrs. Phoebe
Emo, left Friday morning for her summer
home at Pigeon Cove, Mass. Miss Woos-
ter accompanied her.-Miss Lutte Scott,
who has been i'll with an attack of appen-
dicitis, IS better and able to he out.-Mrs.
S. l.. Griffith of Rutland is a guest of her
cousin, f. H. Converse, for week.-The
listers began the quadrennial valuation OF
real estate Monday.-Mr and Mrs. w. f.
Horsford have returned from visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Beers in Essex--Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Post and son of New York
city have moved to Mrs. Ransom McDou-
CALLS house near the river and will occu-
ny 1t for the summer.
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MILTON.

! There was a quiet gathering at the
| home OF Mr. and Mrs George w. Gran
ger at West Milton Thursday afternoon
to witness the marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Roa Caroline, to Benjamin A. Fresh
| of South Hero. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. D. II. Strong After
the serving of refreshments to the COM
pany gathered about the table, the happy
couple set out for an automobile trip. A
goodly display of presents testified to
the high esteem in which they were held
by their many friends.
The funeral OF Judge f. r. Holbrook
was held at the Congregational Church
Sunday at 300 p. m. and the church was
filled with friends, neighbors and towns
| men who came to honor one who all his
life had lived in town and filled many
| public offices. The body was escorted
from the house to the church by a dele
cation of Burlington Commandery, No. .
in full regalia, and by members of
Seneca Lodge, No. 40 F. & A. NJ, of
which lodge he was a charter member
The services at the church were conduct
ed by the Rev. D. II. Strong, while the
Rev. f. f, Herrick preached the sermon
The Masonic quartet sang two selections
Love, Rest and Home" and abide with
Me" The services at the grave We're in
charge of Seneca Lodge L. D. Latham
marshal. Worshipful Master Charles
A. Robinson delivered the impressive
ritual of the order. The Masonic quartet
sang the funeral order. There were many
pieces Of beautiful flowers from the
different order to which he belonged and
from friends. Among those present at
the funeral was his cousin Helen Hol-
brook of Indianapolis. Ind. Rodney
Gloyd of Richmond; Mrs. +, s. Isham.
MIR. and Mrs Don A. Stone, II. w. Allen
Mr., and Mrs. c. p. Smith, A. j. White
more and son, Judge ]. II. Macomber,
WalteS Isham of Burlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Writer'S and Judge o. N
kelton of ST Adams; II. G. johnson Of
Wiliston; and delegations from Masonic
lodges at South Hero, Fairfax and Bur
lington.
Hiram D. Skeels Of Atlanta. Ga. IL
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Skeels- four
members Of Seneca Lodge, No. 40, F. and
A. NJ. were guests of Burlington Lodge.
No. 100 Tuesday night, making the triD m
five automohiles.-The boy scouts went on
hike to Camp Martin Tuesday with the
scout ma ster, the Rev. ID. H Strong and
the Rev S. r. Cooley, returning Wednes-
day.-Children's day will he observed at
the Methodist Episcopal and Congrega-
tional Churches Sunday.-The Canadian
Jubilee singers are to give concert in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Friday
evening. They have sung before royalty
In many nations.-Mrs. Aiken s. Demo
with her little daughter, Cecile, and son.
Milton of Cambridge, Mass. are visiting
Miss Demos parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
| Denno.-Dr. w. S Nay of Underhill and
j. c. Nay of Jericho were In town Sunday
to attend the funeral Of f. IT. Holbrook-
Yrs. Charles Turner and daughter, Har-
riet have gone to Randolph, n H, :,
spend couple Of months with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Charles Peltier
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Florence Bicknel, who has been
teaching at Chicago has returned to
spend her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. @. c. Bicltnell-Carl Moulton,
Howard WATSON, and Max Stiles left Satur-
day, June 10, for Lake George where they
have employment on the Steamer Saga
more for the summer H. f. Tar
box and son, Lawrence, are spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs.
j. H. Watton.-Mrs Thomas Henley
Of Richmond is spending n few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Maloney.-
The senior class of the high school was
pleasantly entertained Saturday evening
at the home of their teachers Mr. and Mrs
T. r. Maloney. Light refreshments were
served.--A load of high school and gram
mar school pupils attended the gradu-
alton exercises at Jericho Corners last Fri
day evening.
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the theological department Of st. Law
renee College in Canton, n. y. was n
guest of his uncle, d. NJ. Rose, over Sun
daN Tie has accepted the pastorate of
the tnversalist Church in White River
Juhction-Mr. and Mrs. J. g. Gaines and
Two children left Tuesday for Stowe,
"here they VIII be guests OF Mrs GaiSes'
brother G. j, Lang. for a few days
MISS Eva Armstrong, who was quite III
Iof several weeks after her return from
BOSTON Is convalescng In the home Of her
aunt Mrs. Il. j. Lawrence.
j. j. Hayes has men at work on his
Iot corner Main and Depot streets, get
ing ready TO put In the foundation for
a new residence, which with some
change In shape. will cover the cellar
whore the Kellogg stood. which was
moved n Tow years ago lie intends 70
nave IT ready to occupy next winter
Mss Annie Merrill who went TO Mont
gomerv saturday met with an accident
MONDAY when she walked into n cellar
way and fell to the bottom Of the stairs
fortunately she only sustained minor In
luf1os consisting chiefly q, badly
bruised foot She was brought home
that night. II is expected a few davs of
enforced rest will completely restore ber
Miss MAY Kimbal. who suffered a
sprained ankle when she iurnped from
an automobile that went over the bank
in Newport two weeks ago Is innnrovinr
She expects 10 be ont within a few DAYS
The condition Of 4. \. Simplins who
has been III at his home on Maple mark
few months, is not improved. Mrs 8
c. Towle went to Rrattlehoro Tuesday.
where her sou. Donald. IA IN school
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TOWNSVILLE.

School closed with n picnic Saturday.
Mrs Kate sabins is packing her house
hold goods. She is soon to go to Barnard
TO reside with her brother.-Mr. and Mrs
A. f. Crandall and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Olmstead went Saturday to Lake Iroquois,
returning home Sunday night.-Frank
Towne has purchased small farm in
Waterbury and Is to move his family at
once.-Mr. and Mrs. G, w. Palmer, Mrs
Dana Deering and children are in Castle
ton to attend the graduating exercises
Mr.. and Mrs w A Church and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Atkins were in Grand Isle Sun
day.-The Rev Mr. Conlon, who has con-
Quoted services a few Sunday evenings,
has finished his labors in Huntington and
gone to take up work in the vicinity of
Boston.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Mary Day of Underhl, is visiting
at o. II. Brown's.-R. w. Hulburd and
daughters, the Misses Marjory and Emily,
and son, Benjamin. of Hyde Park. were
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. G.. h. Hulburd
Saturday.--.Mr and Mrs. Glen Booth and
children of Hardwick were over-Sunday
visitors Of friends In the village.-Mrs
Edythe Perry, teacher of the grammar
grade. has returned to her home In Mid
dletown Sprnrs.-Mr and Mrs. 7. c.
Morse We're in Essex Saturday to attend
the funeral of d. j. Williams Mrs. O. II.
Brown and Mrs Sarah Packard We're in
burlington Saturday.-Mrs. G. p. Hulburd
and son, Lloyd, are in Watervile.-The
burial Of D. ]. Williams was in the vilage
cemetery Saturday.
Mrs. Aleier and daughter. Bernice who
have been in Greensboro for n few months,
have returned to their home in the viii
lage-Mrs. Lydia Prior Of Burlington is
at r. r. Field s.-Among those to attend
class day exercises Of Jericho high school
Monday afternoon were l.. C. Stevens,
Mrs. F. 2. Percival, Mrs Charles Perez
val and daughter, Miss Bessie, and son,
Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Percival.
Mrs. +. S. Tomlnson and Miss Lulu Lin
coln.-Miss Clara Morse of Cambridge was
an over Sunday visitor at her uncle's, I.
c. Morse.-George and Henry Mattress of
Brattleboro are the guests of their broth
er, Herbert Nattress.-Mrs. Mary Day of
Underhill is the guest of Mrs l. c. Morse.
L. c. Stevens. +. a. Percival, Charles
Percival and family, T. b. Williams. Mrs.
+. b. Williams. Miss Mae Adriene and
Mrs. Belle Parsons We're in town this
ing school In Chicago, Is at her grand
fathers. r. II. Day. for her summer vaca-
tion.-Miss Phyllis Brown of Boston came
Tuesday for few weeks with her father,
O. II. Brown.-Miss Helen Peck and broth
or, Harold. We're the guests of Miss Bessie
Percival Tuesday.-F. S. Tomlnson was
in Burlington Wednesday,
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Ned Kenyon spent Sunday and
Monday in Burlington.-Childr day
was observed at the Congregational
Church Sunday with a concert by the
children of the Sunday school-Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Alger and daughter. Blanche.
of Richmond, visited at p. e. Severance
the first of the week,-Mr. Fryhofer is in
town.-An interesting game of ball was
played Saturday afternoon on Jackman's
park by the Colchester nine and Milton
high school teams. The score was 10 to 6
In favor of Colchester.-Mrs Is. +. Car
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ESSEX CENTER.

The funeral OF d. J. Williams was held
Saturday at his daughters, Mrs. c. NJ.
Ransom. with burial at Jericho.-The T..
c. l. school closed Friday with prize
speaking. The first prize was won by
Miss Ruth Kenyon; second by Miss Mar
gle Whitcomb,-Mr and Mrs Harlow
Thompson of South Royalton, who visited
at A. w. Packquett's, returned Sunday
night.-Mrss w. 7. Hanley visited in Bur-
lington Saturday,-Children day was OBJ
served at the Methodist Episcopal Church
dav
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

General Passenger Agent Hanley of
the c. V railway and a party OF engi-
neers from the Grand Trunk railway
headquarters at Montreal have been
here looking matters over The for
mer was so much impressed with the
place and the evidences of growth that
he said all the trains would stop hero
on signal after June %, except the
Sea Shore Limited The engineers
said the hard grade and curve were to
be resurveyed and the grade elm
mated in front OF the station. Since
the Y. NJ. G. \. societies of Montreal
held their third annual here. May %
"a, the railroad people have heard from
the influential business men interested
i'm those societies and are going to put
this place on the map as a summer re-
sort Four cottages have already been
engaged by Montreal parties for tina
season and many rooms engaged at
the Franklin House-Mrs A. G Cp-
ham and Mrs. Elizabeth Alsop of New
York are guests of the Franklin House.
The formers husband owned a cottage
here until his death a few years ago.
The Franklin County Telephone
company has extended its lines to the
Enoshurg Camp and two more instru-
ments, If not FIVE, will soon be in
stalled.-Sherin Frank f. Tracy of
Montpelier has rented "Glenwood" cot
tage to one of the engineers on the
Mt. Royal tunnel, whose family will
occupy 1t for the season beginning
this week.-The bass fishing started in
June IL and several fine catches have
been reported. other kinds of fishing
ha a
Mrs. j. a. Raymond and Madam Raw
mond, Mr and Mrs, A Il. Bass of RAN
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The house of Homer Boyer was burned
to the ground Monday. The cause of the
fire is not known, but is supposed to have
been a defective chimney. Only little
of the contents could be saved. There
was n small insurance.--Orlando Jay left
Tuesday morning for weeks visit in
Jacksonville, Hyde Park and other parts
In Lamoille county.-Dayton Atkinson
has finished work for Arthur Bartlett
and returned to his home in Barre
Senator e. w. Henry was in Burlington
Monday.-Clifford Terrill has returned
from 4 business trip to Detroit Mich.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Miriam Bartlett is in Charlemont,
Mass, and Hoosick Falls. n. Y, where
she will give several recitals-The Rev
Charles Waffle exchanged pulpits with
the Rev. Barnum of Jericho Sunday
mr. and Mrs. George Bartlett and fam
NY are spending few days at the camp
al Long Point, North Ferrsburg.-Mrs
lhomas Henley is spending few days
win her daughter, Mrs. F.. T. Maloney.
in Jericho Centar
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MILTOIl BORO.

Leon Lester of Champlain will work for
Mr.. Clay the coming season.-George and
Richard ODanies of st, Adams spent
Sunday with their uncle, James O'Danels
Several from this place attended the flu
neral of Mr.. Holbrook at Milton Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor were in St
Adams Sunday. His mother, Mrs Ellis.
returned home with them.-School closed
Friday with picnic in Walter Robertson's
woods