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ORWELL.

Miss Ann j. Phelps Is improving Mrs
l.. O. Bascom has returned from Water
ford, n. Y, where she spent two weeks. 49,
Mrs. II. G. IIibbard has returned to Poult-
ncy to care for her mother, Mrs. Eli Ray.
The seat dra wing in the Fortni.;htlJ
course took place Saturday, 1913 tickets be-
ing sold for the season. The first number
was given Tuesday by the Clifton Nal
lory Dramatic company Miss Ella Royce
has been spending some days IN Proctor
the guest of DR., y. II. Hack.-Miss Helen
Hack went to Rutland Monday to spend
the Winter.-Dr. a. +. Brown of Rutland
has been spending several days in town
Mrs G. y. Luther has closed her house
for the winter and gone to spend the win
ter with Mrs. +. Il. Lillie.-C. l.. Ham
mond and f.. +. tombstone have filed pa
pers as candidates for town representa-
tive.-Tho men OF the Congregational
CHURCH will tender the Boys club ban
quet this evening in the ladies
rooms. j. y. Barss of Nergcnnes will give
an address and the corn, pumpkins and
squashes raised by the boys of the club
contest will he on exhibition and tn
awarding of prizes will take place.
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r. OSuilivan, F. Edward Allard, Octav,
Cormier, J. Murray wright. Arthur j
Desautels and S. r. Narcotic.
At the meeting OF Trinity Guild Tues
day evening plans for the winter's on
tertainments were discussed and officer
were elected The Rev c. c. Wilson /,
president, Mrs. Ellen Sheldon vice.presl
dent and Miss Amelia Homeister secra.
tary and treasurer. The entertainment
committee will be Mrs r. j. Bailey
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst. Mrs. ]. vi
Leach Following Is the altar guild: Mrs
Durand, Miss Estelle NJ Packard, Mrs
r. D. Bailey and Eugene Jubel Mrs
H. E Thomas, Florence Lavalley and
Blanche Dygert form the choir room
committee. The entertainment have 81
far planned four sociables for the win
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WINOOSKI.

At the republican caucus Saturday aft
ernoon DR.. K. a. Burdick was named as
representative and Alfred Viiemaire was
nominated ut the democratic caucus. The
republican caucus was called TO order At
three O'Clock BY the chairman, i. VI. Wo-
colt f. T. Bigwood was made chairua r
OF the meeting and II. Albon Bailey clerk
j. y, I.avely nominated Dr. Burdlck and
Alphonse pubuc named II. A. Bailey for
Representatives, Mr.. Bailey then withdrew
his name on the ground that he had not
prepared himself for fight, stating that
II was no secret for some ~,nc back th3}
lie was an aspirant for that office for sew
cral months, Debates We're then held by
Albion Pa!ley and John Minahan and John
Lavely. Mr., Blgwood was about to call
for ballots when Mr.. Bailey again with
drew and DIR, Rurdck was nominated.
The caucus was one of the largest held in
Years 10y the Republican party. The JUS
tice ticket nominated is as follows: Ar
thur Morgan, r. r., Rigwood, n. +. o. Sui
livan Henry Conlin. Fred Wocott George
D. Nash, y, W. Houghton. NJ. +. Thomp-
son, f. Edward Allard, Louis Alapa. J. Il.
Lavely, Frank Packard, Arthur Smith.
Raymond Allen and Alphonse Dubuc
This list WAS made up by a committee Of
three named by the chair for that pur-
pose Fred Wolcott, G. D. Nash and J. B.
Lavely.
The democratic caucus was called at
30 by William f. Mongeon, who was
made chairman and Julian f. Allard
clerk The contest for representative was
between George Carpenter and Alfred
Villemalre, resulting I'm ballot being
taken, the former receiving Of and the lat
ter 56 Mr.. Carpenter had been the only
one heard OF as a candidate before the
caucus. but friends OF Mr., Vilemaire In
sisted before the caucus that he run ana
the result was thata strong delegation was
present I'm his behalf n. r. O'Sullivan
nominated Mr.. Carpenter and Oliver Du-
paw named Mr. Nillemaire Following the
ballot Mr. O'Sullivan moved that the
nomination of Mr.. Millionaire he made
unanimous, which was carried. Mr. O'Sul-
Ivan then moved that the chair appoint
a committee of five to draw up a list Of
candidates for justices OF the peace. This
was amended by George Horton, 1t being
accepted by Mr., OSulhvan. that the mem
hers of the committee he appointed from
named: d. e. O'Sullivan, Louis Alapa. d.
j. Greaney. G. Ii, Horton and Oscar Shep-
ard. The justice ticket is: Henry Conlin,
j. W. Sheehen, j. II. Wolcott, Louis
Alapa. e. II, Horton. Oscar Shepard. John
Piche, Louis Mongeon, D. j. Greaney. ID.
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SHOREHAM.

The drawing of seats for the coming
entertainment course will be Saturday at
the academy.-Mrs. w. T. Delano and Miss
Delano are in Boston.--Mr, and Mrs. l.
l.. Jones are IN Boston.-"The Mendeiles-
sons Will give the first entertainment OF
the winter course on October 27.-The
woman's missionary meeting will be held
with Mrs, T.. +. Townsend on Thursda,
October @.-Mrs Henry Wright is visit
Ing her mother In Medheld. Mass-Mrs.
W. II. Burge entertained the Morayian
club and their gentlemen friends Tues
day evening
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SALISBURY.

\ large number of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. James English who were
recently married at the home of NJ. H.
Sawyer to offer congratulations and a
number of presents, including about $50
in cash.-Mrs. Fred Grace underwent an
operation Tuesday morning. Edward
Harrington is very ill-Mr. and Mrs c.
y. Bump attended the Grange at Whiting
Euesday. H. Brown of West Rutland
who has been in town hunting for a few
days, returned to his home Monday
Mr.. Orlo and Miss Emma Bump have
returned from few days visit at Basin
llarbor--A daughter was norm to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred C. Whiting Friday
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WHITING.

The Rev. w NJ. Mayhem Of ST. Adams
is in town ca.l.ng.-Mr. and Mrs j. NJ
Stichney and Mrs. c. +. Mason returned
Tuesday from Winsted Conn, where
they had beer to attend the wedding
of Miss Marjorie Warner. granddaugh-
ter Of Mrs Mason. TO Harold e. Mad.
ON Their return they stopped at Green
field, Mast, and visited Mr. and Mrs.
y. W. Foster.-The pupils who are at
trnding the Brandon high school are at
home on account Of infantile paralysis
Miss Christine Webster was at home
over Sunday from Niddlebury College
chicken thieves have begun their raids
People know pretty well who thev are
and they had better beware
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COLCHESTER.

Viola Thompson, who has infantil
paralysis, remains about the same.--M1
and Mrs. Rogers of Burlington wer
guests of MIR. and Mrs. T.. s. Wrigh
sun9ay.-Mrs, W. II. Washhurn of Bos
ton, who has been visiting Mr., and Mrs
NJ. +, Fowler the past two weeks, re
turned to her home Saturday. Mis-
Hildred Munson was at home owe
Sunday. She was accompanied by Mis-
Bernice Lang of Stowe.-The boys of tn
keystone class held social las
night at Mrs. Sabra Collins. The annua
chicken-pie supper for the benefit OF TIL
Congregational Church will be held IN tn
parish house october so from $50 TIL "a
and from six till eight,-The Rev, c. IA
Merrill of St Johnshury will speak Il
the Congregational Church next Sunda, !
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PROCTOR this week-Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Garrow and Joseph Dalgneault
nave returned from an tomobile
trip to Worcester, Mass Mrs. Daig-
heault, who accompanied the party to
worcester, will remain in that city
Tor several weeks to visit her son,
Waiter.-The Ladies' Aid of the Bap-
list church will meet with Mrs. Nash
FRIDAY evening.-Mr. and Mrs c. T. s..
PIERCE went yesterday to Barre to at
tend the state Sunday school oonven-
ton as delegates from the Vergennes
Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr.,
Pierce Is a member Of the executive
committee of the Vermont Bible
society which held meeting in
Barre last evenins--Mr and Mrs,
timothy Dillon have closed the sum
mer MOTEL the Glenwood at Thomp-
sons Point and opened their house
here.-H Hagar of Burlington called
on friends In town Tuesday.--Mrs
christopher Yattaw is suffering from
oadly crushed hand caused by the
railing OF a windw
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ADDISON.

Tn" ID. a. r. was pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. John Finer on Thursday. TIE
Mary Baker Chapter Of Cornwall we're in
vted. A pleasing program was carried
out and refreshments served. Fred Smith
Of 1iolyoke, Mass, Is the guest Of his cous-
in. NJ. A, Smith.-Mrs. r. r. OBryan, who
has been caring for Mrs. Wendell Barnes
and little son, is now with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. O'Bryan before returning to her
home In Middlcbury.-J. c. Thomas left
Monday noon for Chicago, Webster City,
Iowa and other cities in the West He
will visit friends and relatives for two
weeks.
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urNTINGYON CENTEI!.

Dyer Conger OF Woodbury. was III
guest Of his cousin, Mrs j 9. Carpen
ter, over Sunday.-Miss Bertha Brac
and Roy Hallock We're married Saturda
by the Rev. c. V. French.-Mrs. william
Leavitt Is visiting friends In Fletche
and HardwiCk.-The Rev. J. 7 liih O
Lincoln is at 5. j. Randall s.-Mrs. Car
ence Swinyer OF Jonesville is visitins he
mother, Mrs. \. Liberty
Dayton Williams OF Minneapolis MINI
and Mr.. and Mrs +. T. Jacobs Of Rich
mQnd were in town Tussday.-Mrs. Mitch
ell Russell and Mrs Julius Drnkwate
visited their parents, Mr., and Mrs. Elme
Wells, in Starksbcro Wednesday.-Ralp
Brewster of Enosburg has been visitin
his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Mine
Went to Randolph Wednesday 10 visit he
sister Mrs James CAST. 4, Baldw!
has bought a house in Bristol and vii
move there next week.
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VERGENNES.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Eagan an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter.
Isabella Dora to Mamie Hirsch of Cam
bridge, Mass. The wedding took place at
the Baptist Church of Cambridge, Mass
the Rev. DR.. Campbell performing the
ceremony The bride wore blue sui.
with hat to match and carried an arm
bouquet OF chrysanthemums. The young
couple were attended by Miss Theresa
holmes OF Boston and Robert Fryones Of
Cambridge Mass Mr. and Mrs. Hlrsch re.
celVed many gifts They will be at home
to their friends at 3Gl Harvard street
Cambridge, MISS after November l.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Ruth /. Hanks of Charlotte TO Lyman
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WEYBRIDGE.

Prof. Willis rwitchel who died in
Hartford, Conn, October IT, was born In
this town. He was n graduate OF Mid
dlchury College, a successful teacher and
man who will be greatly missed lie
leaves wife. two sons and two brothers,
Daniel Twitchell of this place and Her
bert Twitchel OF New York city.--The
Social and Improvement society will give
an entertainment and harvest supper at
the town hall Tuesday evening, October
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STARKSBORO.

r. r. Wyman and family spent n te,y
DAYS the first OF the week in Water
bury.-The Rev A. Robert Trumbu,, "a
attending the State Sunday school con-
vention In Barre-The Grange will hold
n regular meeting Friday evening 4
harvest supper will be seryed-Almon
White, who had a successful oneratiop
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Thurs
day. is reported as comfortable Mrs
"hIte ana MIR and Mrs f. S Ferguson
are In Burlington. Verne Stokes who
mas ihiantile paralysis, is gaining One
arm Is paraiyzed. In the case Of Hazel
oorreli who IT was feared had the dis
ease 'he. paralysis has not yet appeared
ou' 'he mouse has been posted to await
fnr'her deVelopments.-F. 5. Ferguson
was al nom" from Burlington Tuesday
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SHELBURNE.

There with zoe an all-day sewing NEE
ing in preparation fer the Ladies In
provement societys fair, at the home {
Mrs Fred Pect Thursday.-A new cemer
sidewalk is being put in from c. NJ. nu:
sells line to the town house, Schools n
opened again Monday.
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WESTFORD.

The ladies' OF the Baptist Church "!
serve a chicken-pie supper Friday ever
ing.-M:ss Lila Whippie Is at home fc
a short stay.-Dr. Dalton, secretary OF IN
state board of health, will speak In IN
town hall on the afternoon of Octobe
20, under the auspices OF the Fortnight
club
The Pythian Sisters will give a promo
made In tho X F. hall on Friday evenin
october S0-The Improvement society WI
give d social and promenade In the tow
hal, on Tuesday evening October e.
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BRIDPORT.

MI and Mrs, G., d. Payne and Mrs.
W. L. hamilton are In Boston-Mrs.
Martha Payne is visiting AT Rutland
j. ~ Spaulding is building an addition
TO MS house.-The Ladies' society of
the congregational Church elected the
Following Officers at their annual meet
in"' President Mrs. o. L. Gibbs: vico-
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs Martha Lincoln is failing.
Miss Hazel Everest is the guest
Miss charlotte Osgood.-Walter l.
porte and mother moved this week
South Burlington
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MONKTON.

ID. W. Eddy has filed nominating papers
az candidate for representative Mr..
and Mrs. i. c. ROtax are parents of a
son.--Daniel Cox has returned home from
a visit to his brother. Robert in ProV-
1pnc,
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LINCOLN.

MIR. and Mrs Fred Brown are parents
Of a son.-Mr. and Mrs +. H. Bryant
II Malone are visiting at l.. a. Bryants
Mrs. NJ. b. Cove Is gantng,--NIr. and
Mrs. o. r. Colhurn Of Brattlchoro are
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FOR RENT.

A SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT with
garden, fruit etc. on the main street
at Westminster Station, VI a good
location for 6 commercial traveller.
Apply to w V. Farr. Sc North Union
street Burlington, VI l1S,d&w,tf.
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PIGS for sale. We expect 600 10 300
right away and we will make a price on
them so that they will sell; also few
sowS, bred to farrow soon; and a few
mule foot SOW pigs for breeders al
reasonable prices H. w. Dow, Water
bury Center. Tel. 1924. 2e9, dSw,tf.
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president, Mrs. q. r Walker: secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. d. Il. Rice.
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BLOCK AND BRONZE TURKEYS for
breeders for sale; healthy, vigorous
stock. All ages and sizes to suit. Prices
right J. =. Fletcher Rtchford, Vt.
4w,4t.
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WANTED TO HIRE a 90 or S0-cow farm
with horses stock and tools. \. T.. Ly-
man Reldens VI. 2iS,Gt&w1t
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WANTED.

SITUATION wanted in a grocery or pro-
vision store by experienced married
man. age 30. ] have pair Of young
horses that could be used; also other
things. Address Box 442 Ludlow, VT
25l,St&wlt
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SEND FOR ? RICE TST OF farms. etc.
n. ]. Potwin Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, VI. 26,wtr
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TWO MAHOGANY WARDROBES and
a mahogany bookcase for sale, also
some books T., NJ. Smith, stowe, Vt.
14w.7t.
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FOR SALE.

CARLOAD OF Hight and heavy wagons 20
close out at cost; also agent for tho
Drew litter carrier and harn fixtures.
gas engines. light and heavy harness
c. N. Styles. Underhlll VT 227d&wtf
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HANCOCK

Mrs Anna (Andrews) Day and little
daughter, MargerY, from Newport, have
been visiting at Loren Spencer s.--Ross
Goodyear and family have moved from
Granville into the hotel tenement here
Leslie 1Tarr was taken to the Hanover
hospital and operated on for appendicitis
October 14.--Wlllam Riley was operated
on for appendicitis october IS at the Ran
dOlph sanitarium.--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Andrews October H.-Mrs
Emily Persons of Chicago is visiting Mrs
III
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One Cent
aWOrd

Advertising In this column
one cent word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 70 words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within ~ con-
secutive months.
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FARM for sale, about 100 acres, Is m.
lumber, lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D., near
school, fine orchard Price $1,000, part
cash. Box 153 Wilder Vt 4Ow,tf.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office 145 Cherry street. IT. W. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone 2S-ll or send post
y ana driver viii call
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Beautiful Handmade Bugs
from Your Old CaYpets

Ola Ingram, brussels, Tapestry, Vel
vet and Rag Carpets and Rugs made
from your Rags. We furnish all warp
NATIONAL RUG WORKS,
7. A. THERRIEN, PROPRIETOR
- Allen street, Burlington.
15 W3m
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FARMS FOR SALE.

EXC EPTIONALLY CHOICE GENERAL
FARM for sale. Address Farm" Free
Press. 23i. 2ft&w,4t.
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MOIJKT1 " RIDGE.

The Rev James Renfrew and his
brother-n-law. Cleaver Hun. Of Iowa
Falls, Ia, are visiting in town.--Clyde
Meader has recovered from a few days
illness.-E. A. Ferguson has rented his
farm to Benjamin Cousino, and has moved
to Brstol.-Miss Carol Nash is acting
as librarian during the absence OF Mrs
A. A. Denton.-The Rev. James Renfrew,
a former pastor of the Friends Church,
preached here Sunday morning Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Cox visited his sister, Mrs.
Seth McCalvin, in Charlotte Sunday
There will be a Halloween social and
entertainment In the town hall Friday
evening October 30 under the auspices
of the Willing Workers Mrs John Carl
has returned from visit with her
mother, Mrs. Stedman, in South Starks-
boto.-A monthly meeting will be held
at the Friends Church Wednesday Oc-
toher 2S.-Mrs Eliza Brown and Mrs.
Rebecca Tracy spent the week end with
Mrs. Walter Young in South Starksboro.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital,
y Pi.c st, BURLINGTON. VI,
I.H. J. \. RUST,

'rtHrlnary Surg ard phvpiclnn
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1898. atest equipment Tor
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Tho:e
los.
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night returning Wednesday.-Henry
Holcomb attended the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Smith, In Addison Tuesday
The foundation ia being laid for f. M.
Walston's store and It IL expected that
carpenters will be here some time this
week. c. Miller has the contract. The
store will be located north of Mr..
Walstons house.-Arland Smith expects
to have his new house ready for oc-
cuppncy this winter
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
Practical Plumbers and steam Fitters.
DO ST. Paul street.
Next North Burlington Savings 3ank.
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past by Mrs. Miller and Others,
that was fully appreciated.
In the barn were 80 to 80 tons
hay, 668 bu. wheat, $50 bu. oats,
8 hogs, Z shoats, 1 brood SOW, 1
horse, IL cows. Five acres of pota-
toes, yield about 100 bu. per acre,
new implements, Twoway sulkey
plow, Peerless hay loader.
On suggestion of DIR. Hill direc-
tor of Institutes the committee was
advised to ask for the Rising Sun
Institute in December, any date
after the 10Th.
In line of an essay the host in
troduced Prof. F. Thompson of
Delaware College, who gave a very
instructive and interesting lecture
on lime and it's numerous functions
in plant growth. Three sources of
supply are available, spreading
over nearly all districts, lime stone,
oyster shells and mari. MARI he
stated is gathered from fresh water
lake deposits of shells. some of
which is nearly pure shell deposit,
while others are more or less mixed
with impurities.
Burned lime is lime stone with
the carbonic acid gas driven off, or
from 1000 lbs. leaving HOO lbs.
pure lime, providing it is obtained
without coal ashes or other refuse
mixed with it.
Hydrated lime is burned lime
with sufficient water held in sus
pension to put it into convenient.
commercial form, or in other words
the HOO lbs. of burned lime will
make 1900 lbs. Hydrated Lime.
Pulverized Lime Stone if very
fine gives good results, but where
transportation or hauling is neces-
sary for long distances it is not
thought economical as it takes
nearly twice as much.
Lime being an alkali neutralizes
the acids in the soil, and this neu-
trail body become available for
plant food.
Lime also reduces organic matter
to humus, and thus assists decom-
position.
After short discussion the meet
ing adjourned to meet with Reuben
Reynolds on November 11th.
ELwooD BALDERsToN, Sec.
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Alleged Fire Bug Arrested.

Clarence Waddell, resident of Fulton
township. was arrested and taken to Lam
caster Tuesday by constable Lollar and
Deputy State Fire Marshall, Charles Conn.
On the evening of September 20, large
barn on the farm owned by Eugene
Haines. but tenanted by John Cochran
and family, near Pleasant Grove, was
burned.
Waddell. who lives with William Nor
rison in the neighborhood. was absent
from his home ON the evening of the FIRE
and it is said was seen in the vicinity of
the barn shortly befere the outbreak oil
the FIRE.
Waddell is alleged to have had an alter
cation with Mr.. Cochran some time ago
and threatened to get even for his fancied
grievance.
The matter has since been Investigated
by the State Fire Marshall Office at Harris
burg in conjunction with District At
torney Croft. who deemed il proper to
enter complaint against Waddell -
Quarryville Sun.
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Orphans Court

At the regular session of the Orphans
Court on Oct. IS and ID. the following
bonds were approved and accounts pas
sed:
Bonds Approved Bond of Elizabeth
K. James, executrix of Thomas R. James !:
bond of Mary L Thompson, executrix of
Wilmer D. Thompson; bond of Florence
E. I. Haines, administratrix Of Frederick
T. Haines; bond of Robert c Thackery.
administrator OF John Miller.
Accounts Passed First and final ac.
count of Anna S Roberts and ]. Lemnel
Roberts, administrators of Hamilton F.
Price. and distribution struck On same !;
first and final account of Hannah F. Nc
Intire and Eliza Hayes. executives of
Sarah A. Harlan, and distribution struck
on same; first and final account of Ellen
D. Booth administrative t. a. of Wm.
H. Booth. and distribution struck on
same; first and final account of Byron
Bouchele, executor of Henrietta M.
Bouchele; first and final account of Julia
Davis, executrix of Geo B. Davis.
Court adjourned to meet in specia! ses.
sion on October IT