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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
NORTHFIELD.

Judge Fred w. Gregg of san Francisco
is at DIR. D. Johnson's,-Peter Taylor has
moved from Main and South streets to
the c. II. Tilden farm on the West hill
Or. George +. Hubbel has been NOM
mated by the President for postmaster
at this place, his name having
gone to the Senate Thursday
Joseph Almon Of Burlington is at
east OF the village for the summer
Professor Lear of Norwich University
will occupy the Hassett house on South
Main street the coming college year
Local Forecaster W. A Shaw Of the
United States weather bureau reports a
mean temperature for June of IS degrees,
which Is nearly five degrees below the
normal for the month. The highest was
IS degrees. on the 24th and the lowest
was So degrees. on the eth, The great
est daily range was A. degrees. on the
18th, and the least daily range was five
degrees, on the 4th. The precipitation
amounted to 2.S inches, the normal for
the month being 3.23 inches The prevail
ing wind was from the south the total
movement 523l miles, the average hourly
velocity 73 miles, and the maximum
velocity 80 miles per hour, from the
north on the oath. The month was made
up of nine clear, ~ partly cloudy and
eight cloudy days. Precipitation in
quantity sufficient to measure occurred
on II days Hail fell on the oath. there
We're thunderstorms on the 18th, oath and
18th, and solar halos on the 9TH, 9th, 22d
and oJth
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BENSON.

Miss Dora Harris and sister OF Port
Henry are in town, guests at Luther w..
Browns. Miss Edith V. Fay. teacher
In the public schools of Hartford Conn,
Ia in town for her summer vacation.
Ehe "a guest of her mother, Mrs. Flora
p. Fay.--Mrs. Laura b Bessette of IT,
condcroga has been visiting here sac
returns this Week.-Mrs. Warner of
Providence r. l., is in town, the guest
Of Miss IIaldah Belden.-A daughter was
born Thursday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Bishop Of Stony Point.-Apro> 8
the hoy scouts movem mt and in view Of
the great value of the boy scouts -
citizenship and government our two pas
tors. the Reverends Hayward and Ed
wards, will talk on the boy scouts wor.-
next sunday night-Mrs lisa Wilcox left
Yesterday for Chazy to visit Mrs Lucy
FarnSwOrth
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WASHINGTON COUNT,
WATERBURY,.

Water Hazeltine, who had a fainting
spell in Wallace Green's market Satur-
day, and had to be taken home. was
quite comfortable Monday. Miss Daisy
Hazeltine. who since her school closed in
Burlington has been visiting in Ply
mouth. arrived home Monday, as did
also Mrs. Helen Hazeltine.- Raymond
Buzzel spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home in Waitsheld, assisting in the
concert given by the Moretown band
Saturday night.-Mrs. Emma Kellogg
Schurf and son are guests at the home
of her uncle, Henry Collins.-Mr and
Mrs. Everett Hilman and son were over
Sunday guests of Mrs. Hilmans uncle.
George Chaplin, in Stowe.-Edgar H.
Morse and daughter Freda, have been
spending a few DAYS with relatives in
Lowell.-Bertram Hart of Randolph is
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hart.-H. A. Buckley of Cam
bridge was an over-Sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs Alma Buckley Mrs.
Newton and son and daughter accom-
panied him in the car as far as Mr..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Arundel, Can
ada, are that Miss Elsie Morse is some
w nat il'I''''' W 80 -"''''' "'' '''''
been very i'll with sciatica' Is able to SIT
up.-Supt, d. ID. Grout and famIlY are
now located in their summer nom" AT
Hlghgate springs. Dr. frout Will Spehu
sundays with his famiy.-Dr. q. :. sd
well has built an addition to his house
on Stowe street, which greatly increases
his office facilities, The inner office has
been enlarged by moving a partition and
a waiting room mas heeh puiit' large
porch nine ieet Wlde also aoos 10 the
appearance OF 'he residence
MI fryhofcr, the creamery export
VINO mas been spending a week AT the
local creamery lett FRIDAY Tor Ne"
Jersey After lew weeks ne Will again
take the round OF the Vermont cream
cries chosen for the improved methods
The new machinery has been placed here
IN the N1nooskl valley creamery ana
several he" patrons are sehdihs cream
there.-Miss Blanche Stranahan, who Is
at the nome OF her mother, Mrs NJ r.
Stranahah' ior week mas peeh very
successlui IN 'naugufatinG p'ayerouh1
, system III bfadlord TINS summer ana re-
turns Tor the supervision OF the same
MISS Strahahan mas peeh engaged IN prl-
mary WORK IN the brautoru schools lot
seven years ana mas peen studying upon
the playground subject Tor some uine'
by Pupnc subscription enough mas pe2h
raised there 10 support the proposition
TINS summer MISS Strafphan rs wa
teronrN girl she taught III the rural
schools ana grades mere before gong 10
brahioro' Supt > T. Hutchinson OF 'he
montpelier city SCHOOLS mas tried 10 en-
gage her Tor that city nut she Is pledged
10 the bradford SCHOOLS Tor another
Near'-R' W. Demeritt Is building garage
near ms Main street nome,-A oe!Eh'iul
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs Guyette of Burlington was a week
end guest of her brother, George AleXan-
der She returned to her home Monday
night.-Mrs Isaac Newton of Pomfret
who has been visiting in Waltstield, came
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. F..
Newhall. and son, Frank Grandy.-Mrs.
II. 3. Chaplin has been suffering the past
week with a quinsy sore throat Her
mother, Mrs, Nevaux, of of Montpelier
was with her.-Misses Lucy and Helen
Swift who have been for 10 days at Sill
yer Bay and Lake George attending the
w. Y. C. A. conference. returned Tues
day.-Mr. Supple, An elderly resident.
who suffered shock last week, died Sat
urday morning. The funeral was held
Monday morning. He is survived by a
son and two daughters.-The Ladies' Aid
held it's ice cream social Thursday after
noon at the new church. There was
large attendance They realized $l6.
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FUNERAL OF MRS o. NJ, BARTON

FUNERAL. OF MRS O. NJ, BARTON
The funeral Of Mrs. Oscar NJ. Barton
was held at her late home, Il Royce
street Rutland at . o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon, the Rev. Arthur II. Bradford
pastor Of the Congregational Church Of
ficiating The bearers We're Albert w.
Edison. Earl d. Wickham, Walter h.
Mills l.. w. Fuller, Frank w. Knapp
and Bertrand Bigelow. There was an I'M
usually large number of beautiful flow
ers from friends in Rutland. Albany
and Rome n Y, and Missoua, Mont
Rural was in Evergreen cemetery. Ara
V lMason) Barton was born in Rutland
June 2S. 1867 and had lived there prao-
t,cally all her life She died Wednesday
night after a long and painful illness
She ia survived by her husband ana
ono daughter. Mrs Paul w, Coolidge or
Rutland her father and stepmother'
MIR. and Mrs. Edmond G. Mason of Rome
y. Y, one brother, Newell II, Mason OF
Missoula. Mont, and a halt-sister' Mrs
]. Jerome Graves of Rome \. Y, Among
those from out of town who attended the
funeral Saturday were Mr. and Mrs Ed
mond G. Mason of Rome Mrs fiooert
r. Leach of Fairfax. Mrs Hattie C.
Hudson of Burlington, Earnest Moore OF
Ludlow, Mrs. Don c. Pollard OF proctor
Vile and Miss Geneva Pollard and MIS-
Ida Fuller of Chester
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EXpOSITION HANDBOOK

An attrartive handbook and Premium
LIST which has been I'm preparation for
several months for use In connection
with the forthcoming Vermont Boys
and Girls Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition to be held In the bis heh-
nedy Arena in windsor TINS iall' Is nelhs
distributed The plans for the eNposi-
ton are all given clearly and are In
every way suggestive and practical A
COPY of the handbook will be mailed
anyone on request to the Secretary of
tina Exnnslti0n> White River Junction.
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DROP CHARGES.

In Barre city court Tuesday morning
the statutory charges brought against
George Merrill of MddleseX and Miss
Nina Ferrari of Barre were mol pressed
because of lack of evidence. The res
pondents had been held without bail since
their arrest at White River Junction
Inquiry into proposal to interest Supt
Rarss of the State industrial school re.
vealed the fact that the girl had been
given an unconditional release from that
institution.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Clay Balls of Lincoln. Neb.. was
called here this week by the illness of her
sister, Mrs. l.. NJ. Baker-Mrs, Robert
Kay and son of Taunton Mass, are visit
ing her father Oscar Carrler.-F. J. Ba-
con is passing few days in New York.
The Ladies' Guild of Grace Church mot
with Mrs Frank Bump Wednesday aft
ernoon. MIR. and Mrs r. j. MCGOWAN
and daughter of Rochester are visiting
at j. b Thomas The Woodmen will give
a dance at Blodgett hall Friday evening.
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Mabel Rising are at their cottage on the
east side of Lake Dunmore. - Edward
casey of Bristol Is in town.Work on
the new band stand in Central park
began Tuesday morning.-Charles Bliss
of New York city is in town for few
days.-Frank +. Cook has returned to
his home at Wallingford.--Mr and Mrs.
Roy II. Cole have gone to housekeeping
I'm the Alden house on Grove street.
Or. Fred T. Briggs of White Plains, N.
Y, Is in town.--"The Arrowmaker's
Daughter" was played by the Camp Fire
Girls Tuesday evening at the music room
of tho 1nn.-Mrs. Dana II. Nichols has
moved from Franklin street to Seminary
hill. where she will make her home with
Mrs. Frank Ferris. Miss Agnes Benoit
of Shelburne is visiting her mother, NJ :.
Peter Benoit, of Depot street. Mrs e
T. Dickerman of Pittsford Is guest
Of Mrs George Leonard. Miss Clara l..
Burnap is the guest of friends in Bur-
inGton. Evangelist G.. w. Willis Of
Cleveland, Ohio. is holding revival serv-
ices at the brick church in Leicester
Mrs. q. A. DurgY is ill.-Miss Pauline
O'Bryan of Hydeville is the guest Of Miss
Marcellete Johnson.-M Jessie Fuling-
ton of New York city is the guest of Mrs.
l. Chase. Mrs. George Brown will
spend the next several months in Lehers-
willie, Iowa.--Mrs. Clara Brown of Whit
ing is visiting her sister Mise Kate j.
Rich-T. S. Ludlow OF Newark, n. j., IS
at +. NJ Pierce's for the summer Miss
Clara Bowker and Harold Bowker of
Rutland are in town-George Stone Of
Albany, ~ Y, is at Elroy r. Woods's.-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. GIBSON are at Lake
| Dunmore for a week.-T. r. Jennings %
New York is in town.--Mrs. George
Gallah her has gone to Nova Scotia for SOW
oral months
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Atkins, Mr.. ana
Mrs, Martin Mobbs and Sidney Turner
went TO Shelburne Sunday.-A son was
born To Mr., and Mrs. William Gotta Wed
nesday mornng.-The village primary
school closed Friday. Those who had no
absent marks during the term We're:
Kingdom Booth, Roswell Child, Torrance
Ward and Ralph Pickett The following
children We're promoted from the primary
room to the grammar school; Margaret
Goss, Marion Ward, Edna Battles, Ros-
well Child, clyde Palmer, Burton Shep-
lard Richard Shepard and Dorrance
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cement lots on the land he purchased of
Mr.. Demeritt Mr.. Layaise builds for
a home.-Mrs. Susan Pickett. who is with
Mrs Nellie Breene IL much improved in
health.
The delegates to the annual meeting of
the Washington County Association OF
ConGre gational Churches at Berlin Tues
day were Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Demeritt,
L. L. Campbell and John Parker. Others
who attended were G. c. Graves. Miss
Eta Graves MSS Rose Carpenter, Mrs.
Julia Seahury. Miss Mary Lease and the
Rev. w. l.. Boicourt-Mrs. s. NJ. FOLSOM
of Los Angeles. cal, is guest of her
nephew, Mr.. Mcintyre. at the Robinson
home.-Prot. and Mrs. Robert Hazeltine
and daughter of Baltimore, Md, are
guests of Mr., Hazeltines parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Holden Hazeltine,-Jesse r..
Pike of Farrar Addition was taken to the
Barre city hospital Tuesday for treat
mcnt He was accompanied by his wife
and DR.. G.. s. Bidwell. NJ. Pixies daugh-
ter lives In Barre. The condition Of
Walter Hazeltine seemed slightly more
comfortable yesterday.-Merl Haskins has
been sent to the Industrial school for the
remainder of his minority. He was taken
before Probate Judge F. j. Martin of
Montpelier charged with the larceny of
two bicycles, one from ". b Lease of
Waterbury and another from Luther Morse
of Dux The boy admitted that he
took the bicycles because he wanted a
wheel.-W. II. B. Perry has bought OF
Mrs. Blanchard the so-called Horace
Bruce place on Main street. Mr.. Perry
will make improvements on the place.
Mrs. Blanchard and brother will soon go
| TO Oregon To reside, Papers were also
made out yesterday for the transfer to
John Gibbs of the Dumas place In Colby
villa owned by Mrs. Neiie BarrOWs.
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Ward. During the term Ruth Flynn OF
grade three had a perfect record in spell
Ing Leo Reagan missed one word only
and Lydia Goss two words-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wilson and three children of
Granville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tanner Saturday and Sunday.-Al-
bert Warren of Barre is visiting at Addie
Sawyers-The village grammar school
closed Friday Those having no absent
marks were: Marion Bisbee, Brooks
Booth and Grace Hurdle Grace Hurdle
missed one word in spelling during the
term. Those who graduated from the
grammar to the high school were; Paul
Johnson. Paul Finn and Sidney Turner
r. Griffith was in Montpelier Sunday
Mrs Almon Gotta Of Waltsfeld visited At
John Hurdles the first of the week.
Thomas Ferris was in Waitsfeld Tues
day.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce of SYRIA
tn,
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Abs Kelr Is at home from Boston
University for the summer.-Mrs. T, A.
Gage and Ms. Nelson visited in Wocott
last Sunday.-The Rev. Mr.. Weeks Of
Iyndonville gave talk on Seal Fishing
In Newfoundland Saturday evening at
the Methodist Episcopal Church,-Mrs
l.. A. Whiting of Boston came the first
of this week 10 spsn1 q few weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs l.. A Whit
inz. Mr.. and Mira Burt RnhhiiA of Nor
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GREENSBORO.

The play presented by the Caspian
Lake Grange at the town hall Friday
evening brought in over 500. Excellent
music was furnished by labels orches-
ira The ladies of the grange served ice
cream after the play and took In money
enough to pay expenses of the evening
which leaves a good sum for the huildin.
fund-Mrs. Thomas Morse and brother
Ephram Sails, We're called to Walden
Saturday to attend the funeral of their
sistcr.-Mrs Jane JoselYn has gone to
Canada for few weeks. Miss Emma
Lindsay is in Burlington.-Mr Mrs Judkns
from Barnet, is visiting at j. j. Lind
says.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Lucy Sabin was at home from Burling-
ton over Sunday.-Isabel Ellen Louise
Watt and Mrs. Jason Goodel attended
the Washington county Sunday school
conference at Berlin.-Mr, Merchant Of
Boston has arrived in town-George
Lawson has sold his farm to Martin
Clark-The Ladies' Aid met at tns
church vestry Wednesday. little
son of Arthur BENJAMIN, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.-Mrs. Otis Wheel
er is visiting her mother at Charles
Cady's.
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VERMONT NOTES
Sues for $4,000 for Death of
Antonio DOmenchini.

Dana H. Gilman, as administrator of
the estate of Antonio Domtnchini of
Nottingham has entered suit in Wind
ham county court for $4,000 against the
Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington Railroad
Co This is brought to recover for the
death of Domenchini on March %. 1919,
who died as the result of injuries re-
ceiVcd that day when rocks from an
embankment upon him as he was work.
Ing as a section hand on the railSoad
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FAWN DESERTED.

a little fawn deserted by Its mother
was found the other day by c. II. Lalor
near his camp on Cold River and was
turned over to Fish and Game Warden
+. W. Hayward. 1t is thriving on cows
milk consuming about three quarts a
day, drinking the milk from cup. The
little animal has the freedom of a part
Of the house and capers about the rooms
as playful as a kitten.
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STORE ROBBED.

The drugstore Of Green Brothers al
Fair Haven was broken into some time
between II O'Clock Sunday night and
Monday morning, entrance being made
by breaking the glass in a door. As
money had been removed from the store.
the thief or thieves We're unsuccessful
in rifling the cash drawers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
NOSE BROKEN BY BOTTLE.
n

David Remm quarryman, is out on
bail Of 500 for his appearance Monday
in justice court at Barre on a charge OF
assaultnG Henry Moran In a scuffle at
Webstervi'le Saturday night Prelimi-
nary proceedings against Remmi grew out
of broken nose which Moran is alleged
to have received when the respondent
struck him between the eyes with a beeI
bottle. 1t was feared at first that Moran
had suffered conclusion OF the brain.
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ristown were guests of Mr.. Robbins's
mother Saturday and Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Roland Noodle, who visited in wa
terbury last week, returned Sunday
Charles Greenwood went Saturday to
Lowell, where he expects to remain sew
eral weeks.-Mrs. Agnes witt returned
from Barre Saturday, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Richard Allen.
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DERBY.

Marion and Robert DALEY of Green
Vile, Me, are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Emma Daley. MFR. and Mrs. Elmer
A.llbee and daughter. Elsie. arc guests Of
Mrs. Allbcc's brother, W. T. Klborn.--
.eland jennie, who has been attending a
naval school, has returned for the sum-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
CAMP BILLINGS OPENS

The summer camp for boys. called
Camp Billings conducted by the Wind
sor County y NJ. c, \. will open Mon
day. Several boys from that locality ara
To he in attendance as usual The pro-
gram offers the best privileges that have
ever been arranged for at this camp
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Claude Hill and son, Carroll, of Som
erville Mass, came to the home Of II.
F. Hills Saturday Maud Decell is in
Richford. Mrs. George Evans of More
town Is at Mrs, L. r. Foster's,-Mr. and
Mrs. l., NJ. Harris Of Boston and Mrs.
Lucy Preston OF Craftsbury were at f.
b. Moodys Saturday.-Dr II. l.. Watson
and family of Montpelier were at D. {,
Hayes Sunday.--Ned Clough of Lisbon,
N. H., is at a. A. Newcomb's for few
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02

Efforts are being made AT Barre TO re-
vive the Vermont Soccer League and ~
that end n meeting has been held with
delegates from IIa I'd wick and GRANTEE
Vile Last year a four-cornered league
ended a successful season with the PEN
nant going to the Rangers of Barre. lt
is proposed to play two games a wees
until October |.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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who represents the hnrn datt'h Ho.n'S'
arrived Tuesday for snort s'aF'-Mrs
MARY cney Hatch ieft TUESDAY ior 'It'S'
field and will he joined ny her sister. Mrs
Thomas Bridges, who will accompany
her to Rutland, Lake Romoseen and other
r!accs In the vicinity. passing two weeks
OIL her vacation from the office of the
tt"roId ana Ne"s'-Mr' ara MIS- ''' y.
Johnson nave returned Iroih " wv" "eeNS
stay Ut YORK beach' NE "here theS Wis
1tec MI ana MrS. T.. w it"hspuI y
Lieut.. Dewitt Webb md daughter.
Wanda. WHO have been more from Med
ford. Mass. returned home Monday.-H.
II. Howard. who IS worry low, was moved
Sunday from the sanitariGm 10 mis-
home on Weston street where he Is 3o-
inE cared for b. a trained nurSc.-Mrs.
s.. " Howard and sister Mrs. Rose Ccl'-
!dRc, left Tucsdar fnT RoJator, whore
they went TO "tsit relatives. -GeorC" ri
felG and daughter, Neva Tiftd. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Oncy for 4 few DAYS. have return
cd to PIttsfeld.--W. r. Sargent has re-
turned from n several days business trip
Granville Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brown and other rolativcs.-Mrs.
A, p chandler presented Bethany Church
with a beautiful silver vase, which stands
nearly "a inches high, Sunday morning.
The vase was taken to the church by
Mrs Chambers sister, Miss Vivian, and
filled with choice flowers. It is inscribed
Bethany Church, June o. 1914" In the
absence of the pastor. the Rev. Fraser
Metzger there was no recognition mad"
of the gift hut it is expected that upon
the return of the pastor some action Will
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END GOMEZ Guilty

In Orange county court RecaredD
Gomez has been found guilty Of ASSAULT
ing with intent TO Kill Emelio Fernandez
at Williamstown a few weeks ago, Pend
ing appeal Of the case to supreme court
bail was fixed at 500 which tho
respondent hopes to secure before ths
rising of the court for the present term
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-02-11
HARMON DISTRICT ITEMS.

W II. Williams and family spent
Sunday with J. w. Johnson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Glazier called
on q. E. Freeman and family Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. C. w. Grader departed for
Lovelock. Sunday where she and
Mr.. Grader intend to make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Hancock
Harry Hanson came down from
Wonder the past week to take his
brothers. place on the w. II. Will
liams ranch until his return from
California.
A school for the first, second and
third grades will open in the ditch
house next Monday. as there Is too
many scholars for the old school
house Mrs. A. C. Renfro will be
the teacher.
Charles Didrikson went to Hazen
on business one day the past week,
returning the following day.
francis. the six months old babe
of Mr. and Mrs II. S. Hancock passed