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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Cham
bers, 4o9 West Eleventh aven,te, on
Monday, July g. .t%ihs,,9a' sSn' S'nIld1
daughter, .u ~. $1,000
Miss Clara Tremaine went to Red
field for a weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. G.. Hopkins. sl9sfg
Born, TO MIR. and Mrs. Henry Holl--
and, six miles east OF Mitchell, ON
Friday, July 3, a daughter.
Mrs. Florence E. Johnston went to
Lake Okaboji, Ia, this morning on
a. vacation trip. oa
Mrs. Harry j. Blair departed this
morning for a visit with her parents
at Canton, S. ID.
Ben Wood departed this morning
with his family to London, Ohio,
where they will make their future
home. They formerly lived in Lon
con and have been residents of Nit
ehell for the past nine years. They
will visit at Trip, S. d., e%nroute.
Ed. McGraw, car inspector of the
Milwaukee, is carrying his right arm
in a sling as the result of crushing
some of his fingers in a derrick.
A. E. Hitchcock departed this af-
ternoon for Pierre, where he will at
tend c meeting of the state beard OF
regents. One of the important mat
tiers to arise will be the letting of
the years coal contracts.
Mrs. Buel Evans, $40 West Fourth
ounnto will annforfain tho M. ON II
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
All are invited.
F. j. Harrick is ill with throat
trouble at his home, 210 West
Fourth avenue
Municipal court opened for the
trial of jury cases at 10 o'clock this
morning, with Judge w. NJ. Herbert
on the bench. The first case up was
that of the city againce Lewis Bailey
charged with violating the traffic or
dinance by standing his delivery wa
gon on the wrong side of the street.
He is charged on another count with
cutting corners on the streets. The
only witnesses against him were
Chief Smith and Patrolman Carsten-
son.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
irwin, $40 East Seventh avenue, who
died on Sunday, was buried this af-
;ternoon at Graceland cemetery. Fun
eral services were held at the home
of Mrs. Irwin's parents, 221 West
Eleventh avenue, at, 2 o'clock this
afternoon by Rev. G. B. Harold, as
sociate pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
Patrick Lawler of Letcher. was
one of the parties injured in the Mil
waukee freight train wreck OF last
Friday, instead ofsC. Cruwingshield,
as given in last evenings Republic
can.
Mrs. T. l.. Johnson, COZ South
Main street. viii entertain Band No.
g of the Catholic Ladies Altar SCOT
ETY. tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o.
click. Ali who wish can meet at the
home of Mrs. M. c.. Fitzgerald, 500
East Second avenue, where conveyan-i
ces will be provided. All are well
come.
The hearing of the state railroad
and warehouse commission over the
Mitchell "Y" with which it is pro-
posed to onnec the Milwaukee and
Omaha railroad systems, has BEEN
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09

indefinitely postponed Word was. re-
ceiyed this afternoon byr,yT. j.. Nor
gans. secretary of the Commercial
from p. w. Dougharty, counsel
for the commission ,4gs q .5,,as
Circulars asking for the support
of the farmers In the exhibit for
Dawson county at the Huron state
fair and the Corn Palace were being
mailed out today by 7. j. Morgans,
secretary of the Commercial club.
Every effort will be made to AS
samble a. worthy exhibit with, the
fund of $500 on hand. p. il. Kelley
is chairman of the committee ar
ranging the, exhibit.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
kIMBALL

Kimball, S. D.-Ralph Cook and
Miss Anna Pipal were married at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pipal, Eagle township.
Miss Pipal was employed at A.
Skinrood's store in this city a num-
Der of years and is the daughter Of a
well-to-do farmer south of town. Mr..
Cook is the son of r. G. Cook, a pro-
minent farmer living four miles
southeast of here, near which the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
LOCAL news NOTES

lULAl HtWS +uUItS
From Thursdays Daily
Mrs. w. E.sRyan and Miss blanche
Ryan Of Letcher,, We're Mitchell visit
ors today. IN
l.. E. Beckwith, Jr.,swent down to
Yankton this morning on business.
w. T. Briggs, of Woonsocket, was
a Mitchelk visitor today.
E. A. FAIR is relieving Fay NJ. Hig-
gins on his trick as dispatcher at the
Milwaukee offices. Mr.. Higgins, with
his wife, is now visiting relatives at
Mason City, Ia.
DIR. and Mrs. j. T.. Sweeney and
children Went to Sheldon, Ia, this
morning for two weeks.
Misses Sena Olson, Mabel Mcmillan
and Tilla Limbs, three of the clerks in
McGovern store, left this morning for
Minneapolis to spend two weeks.
Mrs. l.. MacLean departed this af-
ternoon for Aberdeen and other
points in the northern part of the
state, where she will spend two
months visiting relatives and friends.
j. w. Oaks and family, of White
Lake, spent the day in Mitchell. They
came in their automobile over the
Scenic highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Edwards and.
MI. and Mrs. L.. E. Beckwith left last
night for Sioux City, where they will
attend the auto races and visit sever
al days with friends.
Frank H. Clark and Miss Lillian
kayser, both of Emery, S. D., were
united in marriage at the Congrega-
tional parsonage yesterday after
noon by Dr.. Il. f. Schwab.
F. L. Ransom departed yesterday
for Ladysmith, Wis, where Mrs.
Ransom has been for some time on
account of the Illness of her mother.
Mr.. Ransom expects to return Mon
day to st. Paul to attend the sessions
of the National Educational associa-
ton. He is II of the South Dakota
directors of the association.
A. F. Scharnweber today conclud-
ed a contract to receive the returns
of the Sioux City 3OO-mile race on
Saturday. The returns will be furnish
ed by the Western Union for the
finish of every rs miles.
The state railroad commission will
convene at the city hall auditorium
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on
a continuation of the railroad "Y"
case, which was heard in Mitchell in
January. The proposed "Y" would
connect tibet racks of the Omaha and
Milwaukee railroad systems in Nit
chell.
DR.. w. G. Seaman, president of
Dakota Wesleyan, will leave on Mon
day evening for st. Paul, where he
will attend the annual meeting of the
National Educational association.
Mrs. A. Beebe, step-mother of Ed
ward Beebe, whose funeral was held
here Tuesday, and Hrs. Nettie Hill,
of Gilman, Ia, a half-sister, returned
to their homes in Iowa this morning.
Leading officials; of the Omaha
road made a hurried trip to Mitchell
at an early hour this morning. Their
special train arrived.at 5 O'Clock and
after looking over points. about the
city and inspecting the railroad pro-
perty, they departed at I O'Clock. In
the party were f.. r. Peachin, gener-
al superintendent; A. w. Trenholm,
general manager; H. G. Rittenhouse,
chief engineer; p. r. Welsh. division
superintendent; j. ]. O'Neill, master
mechanic, and. w. H. Thorne, master
car builder. With the exception of
Mr.. Throne, who fs at the shops at
Hudson, Wis, all are residents of st.
Paul.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
From Tuesdays Daily

From Tuesdays Daily
J. G.. Bryan went up to Woon-
socket yesterday on business, and
from there will go east to Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Downs, OF
Mt. Vernon, were Mitchell visitors
yesterday.
Miss Claire Wilde, of Pasadena,
Calf. and Miss Grace Edmond, of
Chicago, came down from Woon-
socket, where they have been visiting
to spend a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Wilde.
Miss Elsie Jones, of Aberdeen, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Jones. Miss Jones
formerly with the Northwestern Sur
ETY., company of Mitchell, is now as
misunderstanding and manager of the
fidelity department of the Northern
Casualty company at its head office
in Aberdeen. She left Mitchell last
December.
w. H. Krehs, of Sioux City, in the
claim department of the Milwaukee
road, is in Mitchell on business
L. e. Beckwitn arrived home yes
iterday afternoon from Sioux City,
where he Witnessed the bigssautom-
obile race on Saturday and spent
Sunday. Mrs. Beck With and MrsSsH.
H. Edwards wilisrematn in Sioux City
for several days. +,
H. e. Bjodstrup, conductor. has
completed the brick building for. DR..
H. p. Faber, at 112 West First ave-
nue., as far as tle first story. Tire
joists were laid yesterday.
Francis Mcguire departed last ev-
ening on a visit to Stockton, Ill.,,
which he has not seen for 80 years.
While there he will visit Mrs. Ellen
Bough, his mother-in-law, who is "a
years old. On the return trip he will
visit with relatives and friends at
Dubuque, Clear Lake and Emmetts-
burg, la.
j. D. Wilkinson and w. F. Clark
each had two loads of cattle on the
Sioux City stock market yesterday,
DR.. and Mrs. X. E. Stair arrived
home last evening from Lake Okobo-
il, Ia, where they spent the past
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
rom Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
Ellis Patter, who is now connected
with the James Valley bank at Huron
returned yesterday afternoon, after
spending July Fourth and Sunday in
Mitchell.
Mrs. j. c. Shade, of Springfield,
Ill, who has been visiting at the
home of her son, Capt. NJ. L. Shade,
for the past week, departed yester-
day for Maple, Mont, for a stay with
relatives. She will later go to Color
ado points and then home this fall.
Mrs. Louise Palmer left this morn
ing for Chicago, where she will at
tend the Marinello summer school.
Miss Tollefson of Siou Falls, will be
at the Palmer parlors during her
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Weaver spent
Saturday and Sunday at Ruskin
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Slaughter are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ben
nett Of A%rtesian at Ruskin park.
Mrs. w. b. Seaman and children
departed this morning for Wakarusa,
Ind, where they will visit for two
weeks with Mrs. j. w. Seaman.
mother of DR.. Seaman. They will
then go to Boston for an etended stay
with Mrs. Seaman, s father, Rev. C. s..
Rice, "a Moreland street. Rev. MI.
Rice is pastor of the Winthrop St.,
Methodist church.
Miss Ruby Byers, Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, will leave this evening. for st.
Paul to attend the sessions of the
National Educational association,
following a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs II. d. Butterfield.. After
the convention. Miss Buyers expects
Ito make astrfp over the Great Lakes
with a parry Of teachers from Cedar
Rapids, where she is principal of one
LOT the schools. She will later return
TO Mitchell to spend the remainder of
the summer.
John Edwin Carlson, a serident
of Mitchell for the past ~ years,
died at 1885 O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the family home, 7OS North
Rowley. MI. Carlson who was well,
|knownfi in Mitchell as a butcher, had.
been iii for the past two years with
Bright's disease. The deceased was
III MA0AOLuAASe uuCClOu, l6.,
on December ~, 1882, and moved
with his parents to Mitchell in July.
1887. He is survived by his parents,
IMr. and Mrs. Ole Carlson, and two
brothers, George and William Carl
son. The funeral will be held at the
residence at 8 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon, DR.. j. s. Hoagland officiat-
ing. Members of the A. o. u. w, of
which the deceased was a member,
will act as pa%ll-bearers.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-09
$. SQUADRON An GIiBRAILTsOR.

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Gibraltar.-The American squad
ron consisting of the battleship Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Idaho, with naval
cadets from the academy at Anna
polls on board. arrived today from
Italy on their way to England. The
~warships were ordered to put in
here and await orders, which are ex-
pected to arrive tonight,
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Stbr 0iinItig.
9ie GutuidIuugen im
citcn.
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DUn 0Sien angeIanat.

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jest gdu5Iid sebro6eu. 0ie
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ihritten. @arniiou bon gr8c.
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fou.
@ieu, pia glHiteroom ttuo Son.
oon 10. DECEMBER. ~ Ole na1ite-
1en0e omtli6e glnfiiuoieing muroe
beute bier erloiien:
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Siuie bon arorno big 8ofIic5pn Dor
riidteu, itieBen geitern ouf iebr ener,
giihen g9ioerItouo. g(u6 all ser uus
teren Gunaiec in @aIi5ien iino befti.
sc Sample I'M @ouac. Die ruiiiiAe
glohbit, peIde an peftlideu llfer
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te, ullroe fait Dollie oiigere6en.
Sn Siio.9olen oauert sic Sdlaht
tort Der 5eino lit poaig eeiAlogen.
llniere adDollerie, pelhe ami CON.
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bat Sen SluB 91ioo erreicbt. Geiter
n0rolih boben oie oiterrei6iid-
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piiroe es oorauf binoeiiten, ooB Die
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Die g9ei6na6tsaeihenfe fir Die Sim
ser gefaacuer oeptiher arieeer, pel-
die BON 9lmerita nab bier oci6idt
nltroen aeIaueten eeitern bier an.
Ole lIeberiiibruug bon Stalien er.
folgte oitrh @ertreter oes oeutiheu
,9lot6en areu5eSe.
@eitern 9laduittog iano ein @n-
pfnng 5ur ieierliHeH lleberuabme Der
@eihcutc itatt. gIn oeuielbeu nab.
men Scr Gberbiirgcrineiiter bon Mer.
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ais @ertreter oes 9luspdrtigen g(iH-
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ren0er &raiioent oes oeitiden o9io.
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un0 ictue @ottin onoere Wlitalieoer
Der anerifauiiden gotidait un0 8iuei
Soioamen Ser S}oiieriu Ebeil. Die
orei 1lteilen Sobne oes aroHprin5eu
moren ebeufaaS anweieuo ino 5ogen
iii i6rer ihmuden @lorine-ltuiiorrn
Die gligen aller glnmeienoen ouf Ii1
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6atten auf Der groBen Sreitreppe oeS
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iEilIninna rraierlnnaidLIn.

gsa ibington, 10. Gcjenber.
Samiicl 6ereuiou, Der Setretdr
oes @eneraIgoruerncurS &arriloli.
ertIdrtc Geitern ais 3ciinc uor Dem
Sdiifs.Gonite OcS Snuies, oab bic
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Sill 9luiitdioc aui Dem sIrhipel alis-
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felne 9SoitbeltellnMgen.
200 SailDrma0e glnSiiqe.

$12.50 bis $1S Reoingote gln8iige
ais G6cDiots, @oriteOs, etc. 9ltluS.
futter, noracn. $500
Seine s. .. O., feline lImGuOernusen,
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Gornell 9G.Y., 19. Dc5enl6cr.
Soiepb Cameron Supreme 9le
coroer ser nGotbolic @lntilol Benefit
gliiociation" ser Ser, 5toateu into
Gonaoa pno @itglieo oes Tiretio.
riiuns OeS @iaaro.5taotSboipitaIs
lit eeiteru in ieinem 6ieiieen SeiHr
ans oieielu Seben aeibieoen.
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BbilaDelpbiu, Eo., 10. De
5ember. @r Otto eiIenlobr. elmer
ser betonuteTten Delitih.glmeritauer
Der Sto0t, lit beute iui gIlter bon 7S
SSabren berid)ieoen.
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Groen uno oeH VleHid]eu Elm gSobl-
geiolleil" ii6erpunoen moroeu it,
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ting ertl1rt an lcitenoer SteIle, ooB
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ridtia eir5riddben neib Ser gIr-
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Tes 8oiferS SteoeS3its
ucriicbt.
@erIin 19. Ge5ember (ii6er 0eu
Gaag luo 2ou0on). Scr G6qf ncS
SfaiierIiheu @cbeimcobinets. ggirf.
Iider @e6eimcr 9lat6 9Ruoolp6 bon
&aIentini, bat aif Elm TcIegromm
ser oiipreuBiihcn SDuooe an Sen
aaiier foleeuoes S6reiben aeiauot
Seine @euieitat pertraut felt oo-
raul oaB Der imeridiitterlihc @iae,
5ii iiegen nit @ottes Silfe, oas 9a-
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rcn miro. 9luf g(ner6oditeu 9efe6l.
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Der 0fer.
8crlin 19. 1eoember. bia
9lmiieronm uno 9onoou 9ie bis.
Der DcroifeutIi6ten gerIuitIiiten 9lr.
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Wlann, Gin iahiiihcs 9eaiment
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mn $4,000 Wlon berloren.
Ole Gonfercn5 ser ifou
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bcr (pia 2onooiO. aonig G6riItiau
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ons9eriommhingcn 5ilr eelulle.
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hing Oes Soloatet Speroanf onbc.
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Sabre 1882 Elm gIttentatSbcrIudj auf
ben aaiier 6ran5 Soiepb periibt. Die
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ben oiterreidiiacn Gemonitro-
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iAer gIeropIan alif ser odniiden Sn-
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lano geiiranoet Sic Blie9er, eiuGi-
ii5ier unO eiH SoIoot. puroen per.
9aitet uno ueroen ais arieesoef1n.
gene III Gdnemarf iuternirt tper0eu.
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2cgislntiu.Gtat in SnnS anoeuDm.
men.

g9aibingtom 49, Ge3ember.
Der Se9islotiu, Gretltiu- uno
Suiti5-Gtot in S0be BON etua $36,
100000 muroe 9eliern inn 9leprdieu.
tantenbatie angenonnen, no6oent
man cine 9elpiaigliug bon $2,2S6,.
600 fir 9lb6altlug eineS lanoluirtb-
iAaitlihen Genius aus oeriel6en acs
itriden batte. CaS gInenoement, oen
9lb0eoroneten itatt ser ieBigen Wlei-
lengaocr 3iu Slate BON 20 Genis Die
Nleile oie mirfIi6cn Neiicfoiieu 5it
6e5a6len puroc NIT elmer rieli9en
Nlaioritat angenonmen 9etanni4i1
wltroc IN Scr leetcn Seiiiou elm dbn.
lides 9lnenocmcnt inn Senot 5u SAL
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-15
SWANTON.

The Rev. Arthur Stone, chaplain in
the United states navy, formerly of
Swanton, is al Hampton Roads with the
hattleshlp Georgia, having Just returned
from Haiti, West Indies. where the shin
was sent from Mexican waters. Mr..
stone writes to his brother, the Rev f..
5. Stone, that they expect to he at the
Boston navy yard soon Newell Bliss,
formerly Of Swanton. now in the office
of the George Webster Lumber company,
Springfield, Mass is the guest of his
mother.-Senator Dillingham; is expected
TO take dinner here tomorrow and from
one to two o'clock there will he an In
formal meeting at the Grand Avenue
Hotel-Tho regular monthly meeting of
the Kings Daughters was held at the
Misses Blakc's Monday evening. The an
nual report of the secretary and trea -
urer was read and an interesting re-
port of the State convention at White
River Junction was given by the dele
gates from Swanton, Mrs. Allen. Mrs.
Cross, Ms. Webster and Mrs. Kltteredge.
Mrs. f. r. Brayton Of Haverhlll. who
has been visiting Alburs and Swanton
friends for several days, returned to her
home Wednesday.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Z. j. Farrell Of Swanton was In town
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Goodsell
of Alburg spent Sunday with Ielatives.-
Mr. and Mrs. Roger NVlco< visited IN
PlattsburEh Sunday.-Mrs Marcia CHS
holm of Chazy, is the guest of Mrs Leng-
feld.-Mrs Mahlon Ladbos Is SLOWLY i'm
proving.-Alhert La lombard Frank
Early and EVerette Lewis have returned
from Charlotte.-Mrs. Lena Montgomery
Of Burlington spent Saturday and sun
day hcre.-Mr and Mrs Arthur Calligan
of Burlington spent Sunday in town
Mr. and Mrs. NJ S. Thomas went to
Alburg Monday on business
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mrs. r. w. Simmons is very III. as is
also her son. Ralph.-Dr. G. S Clark was
called to Mystic Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Clark's father. A. Wat
son, who died there Mrs. Clark will re.
main for a few days.-Tho three voor old
child of Jay Lumbra died of infantilo
paralysis Saturday and was buried Sat
urday night.-Dr. G. s. Clark. health Off
Ger. has closed the schools and Catholic
and Baptist Churches for the present
and also forbidden any public meetings
Galley Mari and John Qumbv were
arrested and brought before H. II
Marcy, Justice Of the peace, Monday and
fined S. each. together with the costs
for breach Of the peace II. r. Rustodt
Of Richford, partner Of u. e. Ladd.
States attorney, rosccutcd.-Several
| from here are In st. Adams this week
attending the case in county court for
damages which was brought by Otis
Manosh and wife against G. r. Chap
man, n former principal of the high
school here, It being claimed that Chan
man in Furnishing their son injured him.
The case had been tried once before in
county court when tho jury disagreed
a meeting of the board Of civil au-
thorltY has been called for Saturday
evening to add now names to the checl,
list.-IIomer Touchettc and Wallace
Eessctt have gone to the Mary Flet-
cher hospital for treatment. Lewis
Lepagc has moved onto his farm on
West Hill. Oliver Bean has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. Lepage
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GEORGIA.

The churches Were closed Sunday last
and the Grange meeting was not held
last week on account of lnfantic paraly-
sis. Tho first case In the town is that
of Kermit Webster the 15-month old son
Of George Webster. The condition Of the
child remains about the same. on ac-
count of this case three of the schools
in tho east part Of the town are closed
Miss Helen Curtis was at home from
New York over Sunday.-The Hon. r. 8.
Brigham, state commissioner of agricul-
ture, was in town Monday Alberta Pat
tee, who was injured by n fall n number
of weeks ago, is still confined to the
house.-Mrs. George Gotta, who has been
III. is better.-Mrs. +. W. Bliss and Miss
Lucy Wood went to Boston Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Barber, formerly Mrs. r. A..
brennan of this place.-Mr. and Mrs
L. a. Post. Miss Eva Macomber and
Mrs. Ellen Ballard went to Burlington
Tuesday. Ballard has been spend
ing few days in Waterbury.-Miss
Marion Stanley is visiting at Alison
WoOdss