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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-01

l am in receipt of a letter from the
Sheriff at Gallatin, Davies county,
making inquiry of a boy who jumped
from a train and made his escape as
he was being taken to the reform
school at Boonville. The last heard
of him was a letter mailed at Annap-
oils three weeks ago. The boy is de-
snribed as being fifteen years of age,
five feet, seven or eight inches tall,
black hair and blue eyes; weighs about
1875 pounds.
W. P. Palmer of Brush Greek was in
town last week and made application
for a Confederate pension.
Lots of ties and other hardwood be-
ing loaded.
D. A. Morley and family spent the
holidays on Black river.
Oscar Funk has quit b~arbering in
Flat River and will now try saw mill
ing with his father here in Annapolis.
VIM. (Skip) Lewis was a caller at
Annapolis last week.
This bad weather has interfered
with the hauling from Bedford. Usu-
ally we have ten teams a day from
There, anyway.
Mrs. Mathina Bolch is visiting her
mother and brothers in st. Louis.
saw my old friend, Kit Carson, on
a passenger train to-day. He has
gained considerably in weight the past
year,
Gus Funk has been delayed in get
ting the boiler for his saw mill. He
has been unable to trace it's where
abouts, although shipped some time
since.
Alonzo Miller of Crane Pond will
have a sale of his personal property
and move to Dunklin county and grow
cotton. BULLETIN.
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Teachers Meeting at IrontOn
January II, 1914

To be held at the Public School
Building, beginning at 1:30 P. M.
Roll Call-Answer by Quotations.
Grade One-Miss Mamie Ringo.
Grade Two-Miss Essie ToBeson.
Busy work for grades n and two
Miss Lucille Prince.
Grades Three and Four:
/. Reading, Language and Spelling
Bessie Hotson.
2. Geography CAS- basis for arith-
metic and language)-B. W. Loomis.
Grade Five:
l. Reading-Allie Patton and Lola
Hawkins.
2. Geography-Elsie Lueddecke.
Grade Seven:
/. Reading-G. w. Hanson.
2. Arithmetic-R. E. Marshall.
School Improvement.-General Dis
cussion.
Reading Circle Session:
The advantage OF IN Reaoine
Circle Books to the teacher. What il
required before a certificate a be
issued or Acknowledgement Discus
sion.
School Morals Session.
l.. Why should the public school
teach morals? And what is the teach
er's duty in aiding his pupils to b.
moral, clean, pure, righteous AM
reverent2 Discussion by the teachers
training class of Ironton High School
School Law Session:
1. State Aid to Rural Schools, valu'
Of, how obtained2 Discussion BY
Rural Teachers.
Q. State aid to High Schools, hoy
secured?-Discussion by High Schoo.
Teachers.
8. Free Text Books, value of, cos
Of, how secured2 General Discussion
The High School:
IT'S purpose and value. Ann
Shane.
Corn Growing Contest: ~ Coun
ty; ~ 18th Congressional (3) State
General Discussion.
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GOOdWater News.

Mr.. L. w. Scott and family visited
his father Saturday night.
A number from this community
went to Sligo to attend the Railroad
trial last week, thus m~anifesting their
interest in the progress of Iron
County.
Miss Lucie Carl and brother, Roy,
also their nephew, Master Hascall
Lucas, are gone to Salem, Mo-, to Wis
it relatives during Christmas week.
Miss Elsie Payne is home this week.
Another wedding in this community
since our last communication.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Mayberry and
daughter, Maggie, and Mrs. James O..
Scott, visited Mrs. N. W. Short at
Goodland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Merritt visited
their sister, Mrs. James Payne, Sun
day last.
Mrs. Sam Croker visited her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Vest, last Thurs
day.
Miss Eva Merritt visited relatives
near Quaker, Mo-, recently.
Bro. J. T. B. Station postponed his
appointed at G%raniteville last week
on account of i'll health. We are glad
to state he is better.
Master Rayna Dennis spent Satur-
day with his sister, Mrs. w. S. May
berry.
Merry Christmas to the REGISTER
and its many readers. Let us try to
keep this holiday in a manner we'll
pleasing to Him whose birth we COM
memorate. VIOLET.
December 22d, 1918,
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CITY TAXES.

A large number of persons are still
delinquent in the payment of their
city taxes for the year 1918. This is
due and formal notice to all such
persons that if they do not come for
ward and pay without delay they are
liable to extra costs. You had better
hurry unless you want to pay the
penalty. H. W. ADoLPF,
City Collector.
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Notice of Resignation.

STATE orI;x OF m MISSOURI is62 SIS.
To the February Term of the Probate
Court, Iron County, Mo 1914.
In the matter of the persons and es-
tates of Paul Thomas Leonard, and
George Dewey Leonard, minors.
To All Persons ConceTned:
Take notice that the undersigned,
Public Guardian and Curator OF the
aforesaid Minors at the February term
of said Court, to be held at the court
house in the City of Ironton, county
aforesaid, on the 9th day of February,
1914, will apply to said court for leave
to resign the Office and trust of Pub
lie Guardian and Curator OF said mi
nors.
PAUL P. ROSENTRETER,
Public Guardian and Curator of the
minors aforesaid.
Dated December "a, 1918.
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/ OF LETTERS.

Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
meniary, with will annexed, on the estate OF
Harry Webber, deceased, were granted to
the und ersigned on the 18th day OF December,
1913, by the Probate Court Of Iron County,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are required to exhibit them to me for al
lowance within six months after date of said
letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit OF such estate; andif such claims be
not exhibited within one year from the date
Of the last insertion Of the publication Of this
notice, they shall be forever barred.
This 10th day Of December, 1913.
Ell IzABETH WEBER,
Administrative.
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PERSONAL

VIM. Hill of st. Louis is in Ironton.
DR.. Bond went to Poplar Bluff to-
day.
s. W. Andrews was in st. Louis this
week.
Mrs. Grover Curtis is here from
Sikeston.
Adrian Steel is here from De Soto
this week.
Geo. Davis was here from Poplar
Bluff last week.
t. E. Holloman of Hogan was a
caller Tuesday.
B. Jordan of Sabuls was an Ironton
visitor Tuesday.
Prof. Loomis and wife were in
Potosi last week.
Ernest Rieke of St. Louis is visiting
his parents in Ironton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Allen returned
Sunday from a visit in st. Louis.
Rev. j. R. A. Vaughan of Arcadia
is visiting in Flat River this week.
VIM. Hills and wife of Festus Wis
tied relatives in Ironton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Polak of Poplar
Bluff spent the holidays in Ironton.
Prof. r. E. Wilkinson made a bust
ness trip to Charlottesville this week,
Warren Prince and wife of Jackson
Tennessee, we're here the past week.
Emil Roehry of Decatur, H., spent
last week with his parents in Ironton.
Alex Fletcher, wife and baby from
Poplar Bluff were in the valley last
week.
Miss Alma Fletcher arrived home
from St. Louis last Wednesday for the
holidays.
Mrs. @. B. Stone and little son, Of
Jefferson City, are guests of relatives
in Ironton.
H. E. Homan and wife of Marquano
were guests of G. Collins and family
the past week.
DR.. E. w. Bliss and wife of De Soto
were holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
s.. W Andrews.
S. w Andrews, Jr., and wife, Of
Charleston, Mo-, were with valley
relatives last week.
Frank Reed, wife and children, o
Milwaukee, visited relatives in Iron
ton the past week.
VIM. Tmboden, who is nov employ
ed in Duluth, Minnesota, was in Iron
ton the past week.
Richard Marshall and wife of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, visited Ironto.
relatives the past week.
Miss Lottie Prince of st. Loui
spent Christmas with her mother
Mrs. A. S. Prince, in Ironton.
Chester Prince and family %returne
to their home in New Madrid Sunda
after spending several days in Iron.
ton. WI
B. Fox and family of Potosi wer
guests at the home of Judge W. c
Johnson in Middlebrook the pas
week.
Mrs. Geo. L Smith and childre
of Dexter, Mo-, are guests of Mr.
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. v
Collins, in Ironton.
Mr.. Terel Rubottom and sister, Mis-
Louzerene, of Piedmont, have bee
spending the past few days with O. |
Alexander and family.
Mr.. Jos. A. Reyburn spent the pat
week with his sister, Mrs. Mckinney
in Vernon county. Mrs. Reyburn Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. MackIey, j
Desloge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kaths at Pile
Knob have had as their guests til
past week: F. W. Kaths, of Hutchir
son, Kansas; DR.. Q. l.. Blanks an
wife and Miss Dorothy, of Mexic'
Mo; Mrs. Gussie Hinsdale an
daughters, Misses Dora and Jennie,
Columbia, Mo-; Herbert A. Kaths an
bride, of Kansas City, Mo-; W. T
Kaths, St Louis,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Belleview Valley Bank
for the election of it's directors aud for
the transaction of such other business
as may be deemed necessary will be
held at its banking houle on Monday
January 9th, 1914, at the hour Of ter
O'Clock A M. of said day.
s. e. BUFORD, President.
O. f. SHELTON, Secretary.
December 23d, 1918
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Hoops Wanted.

We want to buy a car load of No.
hickory -four barrel hoops by Christ
mas. Will pay good price for good
hoops, LOPEZ STORE Co.
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Goal and Wood Heaters, from $1.00
to s15. 90. Comforts and Blankets
from s1.OO up. A. RInKE q soN.
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Now is the time to save money at
B. N. Browns clearing sale.
Wanted-Hogs of all kinds, weigh
ing rs pounds or over.
w. d. FLETCHER,
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B. N. Brown certainly is making
some big bargains at his clearing sale.
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Brown has a Clearing Sale ad.
1t has been a muddy, sloppy week.
And the days viii soon grow longer.
The Ironton schools resumed Mon
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-01

to the jury by nine o'clock that night.
The attorneys will make their argu-
ments this "wednesday morning and
the case will be given to the jury at
noon. The defendant is a man about
81 years of age; his son, Jim, aged II,
was killed at the same time Parker
was. Prosecuting Attorney Damron
and a. R. Polak Of Poplar Bluff are
representing the state. Mr.. o. L.
Munger of Wayne county is counsel
for the defendant. Court is expected
to adjourn this evening.
The editor acknowledges with pride
and qualification the many tokens Of
good will the Holidays brought him
From Mrs. Lulu Gillian Woodside, Mr.
H. A. Nall, of Jefferson City, Mr.. @
w. Clarkson, of the Grand Avenue
Bank, st. Louis, and Lopez Store 90.
each, a box of cigars-NoT of the usua
gift variety, but such as to make thu
after-dinner hour an enjoymen
snatched from Elysium. Other re.
membranes and cards from the gooc
Sisters at Arcadia, Mesdames O'Briei
and DR.. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d
Bells, Mr.. and Mrs. Blood and Mis-
Davis of California, Mr.. add Mrs. M
M. York, Quincy, ILL.,, Messrs. P. P
Hinchey OF De Soto, A. v. Polak
Dallas, Texas, ]. L. Brierton, Of Holt
Ala, A. o. Jaquith, of Denver, Colo
RADIO, and d. M. Carter, of Gap,
Girardeau Neither did my oil
friend, Geo. L. Smith, Of Dexte
Business College, overlook me. I,
ell these friends | am o beholder
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JOHNSON.

a. j. Saleeby, Z. II. Sherwn, o. B.
Hyde Park Monday-NTrs. Emma Tracy
Cristy of st. Adams spent Sunday here
with her sister, Mrs. d. Il. Smalley. and
brother, W. Z. Tracy.-The Rev. G.. NJ.
Davis has resigned his pastorate here
ON account of i'll health.-Miss Samoset
of st. Adams poke at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday.-R. H. Royce
spent Sunday with his wife here and on
Monday went to Montpelier w. G.
Jones has a severe cold.
At the town meeting Tuesday the fol-
lowing We're elected: Moderator O. H.
Wilson; clerk and treasurer, C. N Far
rington: selectman for three years. p. ].
Hodgkins; overseer of poor, O. H. Will
SON. lister for three years, Z. NJ. Davis
school director, three years, V. A. Ober;
librarian for five years. Mrs. Hattie
Pearl; town grand juror, L. II. Sherwin
first constable, T.. +. Holmes; second
constable, j. d. Odell. It was voted to
let the selectmen appoint road COM
missioner A tax Of sl.75 was voted and
d tax of % cents toward the indebted
ness of the town.-AIiss Grace Foster of
Underhill visited here the first of the
week-The Delphian society of the nor
NAL gave a banquet at the dormitory
Monday night There were 80 present.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Daniel Chamberlin. who had been for
a few months with his daughter Mrs.
A. G. Putnum. died at $50 Thursday
morning, the result of a cancerous trouble
of the face. Mr.. Chamberlin was born
in Barnard 81 years ago and for some
years engaged in the manufacture OF
farm and carriage wagons, In 1854 he
went West with his family and settled
in Loyalton, S. D., where they spent 80
years. At the appearance OF his Illness
he came East to consult physicians, but
soon returned to look after his business
Last November he returned and since
that time had been with his daughter,
where his wife died a few years ago.
Mr.. Chamberlln is survived, besides his
daughter, by one son, n. r, Chamberlin.
of Springfield, Mass,
The meeting of the Randolph Grange
Saturday night was well attended, ana
the program, which was in charge OF the
lecturer, Dr. Holden, consisted of musical
and literary numbersA son was born
February 26 to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fair
banks at Newport, n. II. Tho child is
a grandson of Mrs. Edna Fairbanks,
whose home is In this village-John
Henry, whose term of service with the
T.. A. Thomas firm expired March l. Will
remain till March 5, after which he VIII
go to Rochester to engage in business
for himself-At the Federated Church
Sunday morning II candidates We're bap-
tised and 16 united with the church,
March 10 will be observed rs Baptist
day.-Mrs. a. r. Fielders Of RoNbury
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. ID,
Laport over Sunday.-C, l.. Spooner, who
came from Bridgewater, where he has
been at work to visit his daughter, Mrs
Fred Dudley, returned Monday.-Miss
Flora Bell left Monday for New York.
Mrs r. w. Morse, who spent Sunday
night with her daughter, Mrs. Lord, re-
turned tn Bethel MondaY.-N. NJ. Lord,
who has been passing several weeks with
Mrs Lord at The Naples has gone TO
New York. Mrs. Carrie Tewksbury has
been confined to the bed by illness for
several days, ans is in the care of train
ed nurse Mrs Mellen Smith Is rapidly
falling Mrs. W. o, Morrill,. who Is re-
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WATERVILLE.

Town officers elected Tuesday are: Mod
orator, DR. G. b. Maurice; clerk, II. F.
Beard: treasurer, NJ. II. Mann; seectmcn,
T. +. Potter, r. A. Wiley and II DIN;
constables, first, H. Il. Hill, second, G. r.
Brown; listers II. j. Beard G. L. Russell
and w. Z. Smile Overseer of the poor,
II. b. Hill; road commissioner, Leslie
Hair: school directors, VI. II. Mann, q. n.
Thomas and Z. d. Leach; agent H. a.
Jackson; trustees. W. p. Smile, L. o.
Mann and II. A. Jackson; auditors, a. L.
Laraway, G.. B. Maurice and c. f. Aus
tin, town grand jurors, b. e. Locke. a.
ID. Stockwell and II. b. Iin trustees of
library, i. l.. Tillotson, W. p. Smile and
Fl. F. Beard: grand Jurors, George Nor
row, Charles Bragg and f. c. Wells petit
Jurors, ID. b. Cakes, II. L. Beard and Ed
win Locke, G. n Thomas, NJ. L. Davis
and George Brown; poundkeepers, e. D.
Leach, f. II. Bailey and Homer Holmes
The tax raised is S15O. The license vote
was yes II, no 4l.-Mrs. w. Z. Smile is
spending the week with her sister. Mrs.
L. c. Tillotson, at Morrisvlle.-Pearl To-
bin has moved to Montpelier, where he
expects to find cmployment-Hom
Stearns is in Johnson and Hyde Park for
several days this week.-George Hill has
moved back from Fairfax, where he has
been for the past year.-Mrs. Edgar
Maynard spent two days with her dauGh-
ter, Mrs Daniel Morgan. at Cambridge
Joseph ChaYer has taken Paul Bckford s
farm on the Johnson road.-Mrs. Sallie
Child suffered a shock Sunday afternoon
hut is slowly recovering.-Mr, and Mrs
Edward Culver Of Richford We're called
to town Monday by the Illness of their
aunt Mrs. Sallic Child.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. II. II. Skeels has gone to Mont
peler to attend the telephone appraisal
meeting Thursday.-William Stinson of
Boston is visiting his son. George Stn-
son.-B. L. Goodsell Of Rouses Point, N.
Y, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
+. r. Goodsell.-All schools in town have
closed for their spring vacaton.--Mr
and Mrs, A. Callaghan of Burlington
have been spending few days with Mr.
and Mrs John Duba.-Miss Beatrice Rey-
nolds sailed from New York last week
for Nice France. She will visit the
Chaskins, who have spent several sum.
mors in town. Miss Reynolds expects tc
be gone about eight months.--J, *. Doolir
has been ill-Mr. Baxter OF Champlaii
is visiting at e. Fifty's,-The Isle La
Motto club has built and equipped stage
in Woodmen's hall.-Hebert Jarvais has
rented Mrs Skeess farm for the en-
suing year.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The annual meeting of the jefferson
VILE Cemetery association will be held
at the home of Mrs. Aurilla Edwards
Tuesday, March 10.-Mr. and Mrs. S. f..
Pope have gone to Boston to attend
the hardware dealers convention and
also the automobile show. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Pope of Greensboro Bend.-The Ladies'
Aid society furnished dinner and sup
per town meeting day.-Lewis Russell
of Morgan visited his mother Mrs. An
ME Russell, over SundaY.-Mss Nina
Seeley has gone to spend week in
Cadys Falls.-Mrs. Charles Richard and
Mrs. Mary Page are in Milton.-L II.
Melendy has rented his farm to Fred
MacNally.-The Rev. II. +. Harmed was
called to Cambridge Junction Sunday
afternoon to officiate at the funeral
of Mrs. Leach, whose sudden death oc-
Cured Friday The remains were
placed in the vault at the Jeffersonville
cemetery.
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STOWE.

Miss Minnie Jessica Magoon, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Magoon and
Cornelius l.. Robinson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs William w. Robinson We're married
at the home of the brides parents at
West Branch Wednesday Feb. %. The
ceremony, which was performed by the
Rev. Frank Il. Crane. took place at nine
o'clock in the presence of the families
Of the bride and groom. The BRIDES gown
was of white embroidered wolfe. The
brides sister. Miss Daisy Nhgoon, acted
as bridesmaid and Edwin Larock was
the best man. The groom's brother, Ken
nette d. Robinson, played n wedding
march on the violin, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs Harry Slayton. on the organ.
Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson will reside with Mr.. Robinsons
parents at the lower village for the
present
Officers elected at the town meeting
We're: Moderator, A. r. Straw; clerk,
Mrs. Alice A. Raymond; school commits
sioner for three years, A. C. Cakes; list
or for three years, c. A. Simmons;
for one year in place of f. A. Strong, re-
signed, Y. C. Wright; selectman for
three years. NJ. C. Loveioy; road COM
missioner, W. w. Ayers; overseer Of
poor, f. A. Strong collector, c. NJ.
Watts; trustee Of public money, O. Il.
| Luce; treasurer Alice A. Raymond; au-
ditors, A. r.. Straw, +. It. Crane, Samuel
Davis; grand jurors. H. r. Shaw, e. X.
Hale; first constable. f.. c. Russell;
agent to prosecute and defend suits, p.
| ID. Pike; cemetery commissioner, NJ l..
| Poor; library commissioner, +, 7, Crane;
taxes. s. on a dollar, Voted to appro-
pirate s25 for observance of Memorial
day; $50 for town library; agent to deed
| real estate, A. A. Pike; voted to appro-
| pirate s25 to assist in the agriculture at
| work of the graded school.-The Mission
Study class Of the Congregational Church
will meet with Mrs. Alice A. Raymond
| at three o'clock Thursday afternoon
The ladies' of the Cemetery association
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
| c. ID. Bruce.-A. c. Cakes, VINO has beer
! employed as bookkeeper by the Ward
| Lumber company in Moretown, has fin
ished work and is keeping books for H.
| T. Shaw'-Mr. and Mrs. #. ID. h. Baker
| have moved to the C. c. Robinson place
which they will carry on for c. l.. Nc
| Mahon, who has recently purchased 1t
| The Mansfield Mountain Grange meeting
| on the fternoon of March IA will be pub
lie. school program Will be carried out
| G. ID. Howe, SUPERINTENDENT OF the Stowe
Morristown- Gilmore school union, and
Principal II. G.. Reynolds will speak,
Mrs. a, n. Barrows returned to
Waterbury Sunday after several days In
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
NORTH HERO.

Miss Cora Hutchins left Thursday for
New York, where she will spend four
weeks.-Lewis Ggger who was threat
rned with pneumonia last week, is much
bctter.-Mrs. &. ID. Petit Is spending
few days in West Swanton with her
daughter Mrs Homer Donaldson, who
has been i'll II few weeks with inhamma-
tory rheumatism. John Bruley has sold
his farm at the West shore to Joseph
Stone for $l,50O.--Ruth Papaloose is much
better.-Mrs. Lennie Dodds of Burling-
ton was in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Nathan l.. Kingsey.-The
infant daughter of Wyman Way is
threatened with pneumonia.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Tassie
CMoore) Kingsley, whose death occurred
at DR. Grace Sherwoods sanitarium in
st, Adams Friday morning of heart
trouble following an operation, was held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
day at two o'clock. the Rev. G. w. Turn
er officiating Mrs. Fannie Aldrich of
Grand Isle Mrs. Lennie A. Dodds of
Burlington and Mrs. G. w. Turner sang
Rock of Ages" and Nearer My God
TO Thee and by a special request of
Mrs. Kingsley made years ago Mrs. Aid
rich sang zone Sweety Solemn Thought"
The bearers were William Mott, H. II.
Manning of Alburg, and two brothers,
james and Seymore Tasse. The flowers
were many and beautiful. Burial was In
the family lot in the Hyde cemetery.
Mrs Kingsley was born in North Hero
November II, 1862, and lived here a good
~ share of her life, She was a generous
oh Inns
band. she leaves one daughter, Mrs. Or
man b. Reynolds of Alburg; sister,
. Mrs. Charles Clark Of Aberdeen N. D.:
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ALBURG CENTER.

Leah Rockwell is at home from North
Hero and is i'll with the grip.-NSs. Nj. b.
Rockwell has gone to Buffalo with her
sister, Mrs Hill, for the remainder Of
the winter and spring.-A special meet
ing of the voters Of the town was held
at the town house Saturday afternoon
concert win be given at the Methodist
Episcopal Church this evening and it is
expected Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of North
Hero will assist, A supper is also to be
served.-Niss Mae Soue Is recovering
from the grip.-Mrs. Smith Is improving
from a severe attack OF bronchitis
George Creller, Sr,, has been ill.-Stanley
Tudhope is in Boston.-Horaoe Reynolds
has sold the Ransom homestead to Ed
ward Young.-An old resident Mrs
Rosna McGregor. is seriously ILL.,