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CRAFTSBURY.

Among the pleasant events of last week
was the marriage Saturday evening Of
Frank Spring of this town and Miss
Florence Archer of Hardwick at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage. the Rev.
G. ID, Pierce performing the ceremony.
Blanche Uric left Saturday for a few
days in Newbury on her return trip to
Montpelier. Harley Hanson has finished
work for Harry Mackender and entered
the employ of the kier Brothers, hard
ware dealers Alfred Stratton left Sat
urday to visit his sister, Mrs. Leota
Hoyt of Orleans. going to New lamp
shire where he will enter the employ
of his cousin, Carlton Cory. in the hard
ware busness.-The singing school that
came to close last week Tuesday has
been one of special interest and improve
ment under the proficient leadership of
the veteran singing teacher A. r.
Cowley of Barton.-Bessie Dunn. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dunn. is very
ill.-Gerald Spaulding of st. Johnsbury
is guest of his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs W. p. Kaiser, Of this village.-Mr.
Stowel of Iiardwick is the new butter
maker at Mill Village creamery.
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NORTHFIELD.

Harry r. Clarke, who for a number
of years has been clerk in charge of
the Central Vermont freight office at
this place, died at his rooms In the
postoffice block Monday morning at
about three o'clock. He had not been
at work for a few days. and the cause
of death was heart failure, following,
or coupled with. an attack of pneu-
monia He was about 40 years of age,
and leaves cousins at Bradford, but no
nearer relatives. He was member
of Dewitt Clinton Masonic lodge, and
of Naomi chapter. Order of the East
ern star,
Ernest A. Clark, aged about IS years.
Il son OF the late Royal w. Clark of this
town, died at his home in Omaha, Neb.,
where he has resided for 10 years lie
leaves IA wife and two children.-A. f..
Plastridge has been confined to his homo
for "A few days by illness Mr., Wilkins.
of the box making department OF the Yer
mont hosiery and Machinery company.
Lebanon. \. H.-Herbert Hutchins is to
move his family from the Collins house
on Main street to the tenement In the I1ol-
land house on Central street, formerly
occupied by the late Mr.. Crimmins-Miss
Wales of the Mortified high school will
spend the Easter vacation with her father
at Rutland and with friends at Middle
bury.Thc Consolidated Lighting COM
PAW is n"ttins an electric motor in the
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Principal Green entertained the tniver-
sity club OF Randolph Monday evening.
The body of Miss Cha rlottc Tarhell,
vino died a Quincy Mass, was brought
here last week and the Episcopal service
was read by the Rev. George f. Good
life Miss Tarbell was born in this town
and was a teacher in the Normal school
for many years-Otis B Smith, a
veteran of the Civil War, 10 years of age,
OF East Orange, died at the city hospital.
Barre last week following an operation
for strangulatiOn of the intestines He
formerly lived here and the body was
brought here for burial last Thursday.
III" funeral service was in the Methodist
Church. conducted by the Rev. George
r., Goodiffe. and burial was In the
family lot in the cemetery here.-Mrs.
Charles !. Boyden has returned home
after week at her former home In
East Randolph, -Jack Race Is moving
into his house and the Raycrofts have
moved into Ciosson Gilbert's tenement
house
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to Rrightlook hospital, st. Johnsbury,
for surgical treatment. Sidney Rand of
Portsmouth n. H.. is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs a. !. Stebbins.-Archie Hard
ing OF Salem. Mass. Miss Maude Hard
Ing OF st. Johnsbury. Mrs. s. Crafts OF
Rumney, N. H., y. and T. NJ Davis of
liaidwick. Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Lock
wood of Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. George
Stewart of Hyde Park and j. r. Per-
kins of North Troy we're in town We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. f.
L. Martin.-D. a. Wakefield and sons of
North Troy are spending few days
with Mr. Wakcfield's mother, Mrs. ".
IL. Newton.--A. Dernsha of Derby Is
clcrking for j. T.. Curtis.-James Collins
Is seriously ill.-Miss Bcrnice Wright is
entertaining Miss Frances Maynard of
Bakersfield through the Easter vacation.
Roy Brahana of Dartmouth college is
at home for his Easter vncation.--The
Lowell Players club will pre- sent the
four-act drama "'rhc Prairie Rose" at
the Woodman hall Friday evening, April
p. The play will be followed by a dance.
Both are for the benefit of the Lowell
Sidewalk association.--H. r. Hail re-
turned from Clarksville, Va. where he
has been during the winter
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:'uTLANO COUNTY
BRANDON.

Robert Willard Disorda and Miss Mary
Virginia Trombley OF Leicester were
married at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage Wednesday March q by the Rev.
Robert n. Washburn. They will reside
in Leicester
The meeting sunday evening in the in
tercSts Of the Belgian sufferers held at
the town hall drew large crowd. The
speaker. Miss Josephine Roche. was in
troduced by the Rev. Eugene Cray.
Music was furnished by La Couche's
orchestra and a chorus Of N voices under
the leadership Of the Rev f. Barnby
Leach.-The funeral Of Mrs. Nancy Bar
day afternoon and there was large at
tendance, The Rev. r. r. Washburn Of
ficiated. Burial was In Pine Hill GENE
tery.-Mrs, Celinda Severy has returned
to Salsbury.--Ncd Ripley of Washington,
D. C.. is visiting his mother. Mrs. T., S,
Marsh.-Mr and Mrs Mott Warner have
as guests A. A. Mills and Misses Emma
and Marion Mills Of Florence-J r.
Duckette has purchased a farm on the
I'ittsford road-Mrs. II. f. Skircc is
moving from the Sevcry house on Union
street to the Hcwett house on Franklin
eet.-Miss Isabelle Griffith OF Middle
bury is visiting hcr grandmother, Mrs.
A r. Gatcs.-Mrs. BENJAMIN w John
son returned Saturday from a weeks
stay in New York city.-The Rev F.
Barnby Leach of St Thomas Church Of
ficiated at the funeral OF Mrs. Carroll A.
Dana Saturday afternoon. The bearers
were Charles Dana Of New York city.
Henry Field Of Rutland Fred H. Earring
ton, Fred B. Summer, Harry A. Collins
and George II. Young. Burial was in the
Dana lot In the Pine Hill cemetery.-M
and Mrs BENJAMIN M. Bowker Miss
Clara Bowker of West Rutland are guests
OF Mrs. Ida King.-Anderson J, Ives and
Miss Erma Ives are in Boston for 10
days-The friends Of Fred G. Spooner
gave him surprise party Friday even
Ing In honor Of his birthday There were
five tables at whist and refreshments
were served.-Adrian Goodrich and George
Alden medical students at Buringto on,
are at home for the Easter vacation
Mr. and Mrs. George Kenney OF Rut-
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Bush,-Mr and Mrs, T.. W. Spencer have
moved here from Florence MI Spencer
will work at the stock farm.--Miss Mable
Taylor Of Barre is In town.-Mrs Han
nah Bump OF Park street will celebrate
her 9lst birthday April ll.--Miss Ellen
Hessigere has purchased the Isaac Ray
mond property on High street, for $500
She has leased the house to William C.,
King. John Aver, an aged resident, Is
ill-Mlss Clara d. Burnap conducted a
missionary meeting at the Methodist
ChuyGh Sunday evening .--Olin ketcham of
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tContinucd from pnge thrcc.)

were married at this place Saturday
by the Rev. w IL. lIamlin.--Charles
Davis and Mrs. Ella Davis, both of
this town, were married at the home
Of the brides father in Ccntcrvlile
Saturday by the Rev W. X. IIamlin.--
The young people had cotillion
party AT the Inn Wednesday even
ms. Rilcy's orchestra furnished
!he music.-Miss Delta Collins of the
Bellows Falls high school faculty is
tpondin)g n few weeks at Breezy Hill
Charles Edwards has sold his farm
IN johnson, which borders on this
town. to John Fitzgerald of Morris
town I'ut little sugar has been made
thus far.-Supt. and Mrs. Douglass Of
Naitshcld are spending few days In
town.--Mrs Perry Foster. who had a
partial stroke of paralysis last week.
is much bcttor.--A. L. Goddard was in
Burlington Monday. --Supcrntendent
Crosby was i'm Morrisville Monday at
tending a meeting Of school superin-
tendents. Mrs. Charles Kramer and
son, Karl. Of Morrisvillc spent Sunday
at the Films
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev, +. B. Hyde has accepted a
call pastor of the congregational
Church i'm Jeffersonvlle and will begin
his work there April 49, Mr., Hyde and
family have made many friends here
during the two years of his pastorate
who regret his going.-Miss Francis
Hyde has been elected valedictoran of
her class In Derby academy.-A child was
born to Mr., and Mrs. Chester Laplant
Thursday morning. That night Mrs. La
plant was suddenly taken with convul
sions and is still in precarious condi-
tion.-M. Punpedies of Barre came
Thursday to visit his classmate, Morris
Gray. and was soon taken very i'll with
pneumonia. Monday morning he was
more comfortable. His home Is in
Greecc..-fIarvey Martin. r. f. d. car
rier. was Ill with the grip the first of the
week and Ralph Larrabee substituted
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller and two chill
dren of Yonkers. y. Y. came Saturda Y
to spend "A few days with their parents.
Judge Chlpin and Mrs. IT, o. Miller
The five months old baby Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Valley died of whooping cough
last SATURDAY. The funeral was held
from st. Marys Church. Troy on Mon
dav.-Nery little sugar has been made
ana only a small quantity OF syrup
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'nANGE COUN
RANDOLPH

The ktN. and Mrs. q. =. Crawford
,ho had been in Burlington since tues
lay, returned Sa:"day.-Miss Florence
Mayo and brother went t. Rochester
"'riday for several days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Colo.-Mrs. w. i. Edison
won't to Lebanon. y. H., Saturday for
81 few days with her mother, Mrs.
Johnston. THE remains Of Miss Char
lotte Tarbcll were brought here from
Quincy, Mass, Friday ana taken 10 the
center for the funeral in Grace Church
aud interment in the cemetery there
The funeral of Miss Jennie Godfrey Was
held at the home ON South Pleasant
street Friday, the Rev Fraser Mctzeor
officiating. lntormont was in Southview
cemetery. Mrs. Nida Hobart, who mas
been with Mr. and Mrs John Angel for
a week while her daughter. Miss Flor
tnce, was recovering from an operati
Tor appendicitis, left Saturday for her
home in Windsor, leaving Miss Hobart
making Il good recovery = \
priest after vsiting h.r sister, Mrs.
Ibarforth, in East Granville returne |
home Saturday ,-The Rev. f.. W. sharpe
Was the overnight guest Friday Of the
Rev and Mrs Joseph Hamilton. Wniie
here he made his official visit to tho
church at Randolph Center.--The schools
have closed for the Easter vacation 20
resume session the Monday following. -
Miss Dora Brown, one OF the stud hts
IN the high school, left Saturday tor
STAFFORD to remain for a weck--Miss
Ireda Prince is in lardwick with her
sster--A farewell surprise party was
held at the home of +. j. Cantlin Fri
day night in honor Of Miss Leona Tay-
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BENSON.

The Rev. Charles r. Hayward. who
has been pastor of the Congregational
church Tor over two years, coming here
from Glens Falls, resigned his pastorate
Sunday and after preaching two more
Sundays will go to Vergennes to be con-
nected with the Industrial school--R. r.
Walker of the hardware store has been
In Albany.-Bert West, who has lived on
a. f, Wilcox's farm six years. moves
this week TO Gilbert Roots farm in the
east part Of the town--U'lysses II. Allard
who has lived in Parkhil street the past
two years Is soon to move to Orwell 10
carry on the French farm.-Charles
Jones. who went to Hubbard Tues
day to visit his brother, r. A. Jones, re-
turned Friday.
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Ill at her home on Perry hill Or. Nc
Guire of Montpelier was called Sunday in
consultation with Or. T.. E. steele Jr
In her case.-Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Brown of Montpelier were over-Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. Demeritt
Mrs Bertram Hart, who has been i'll
Tor some time, was taken to the Mary
FLETCHER hospital Sunday night for an
operation She was accompanied by Mrs
Al Morse. Mrs. Hart was Obliged to go
on a cot, but stood the Journey we'll
Mrs Harriet Iiuse at the Center re-
mains III. Mrs ". j.. hin H. more com
Portable. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Lyons and
Mrs. Stearns are all i'll at the Lyons
home. Dean Hayes is also confined to
the house with the grip Mrs. r.. b.
Moody remains about the same
The old creamery building on Ran
dali avenue was discovered to be on
fire yesterday morning and an alarm
was rung in at II o'clock Tho main
part was practically destroyed. cream
cry supplies were saved. Twenty i've
tons of pressed hay, owned by 6. W.
Randall. were ruined. Children had
been playing about the building and
had started fire which Mrs Jesse
Carpenter and Mrs. f. T.. steele. DR..
neighbors, had put out Mrs Carmen
ter, however, felt nervous and sat bv
the window in her room facing the
building. soon she saw smoke coming
from the building, and gave the alarm.
The building was erected between %
and % years ago by William Mullin of
Worcester. Mass. and afterva rd :
! nv. h..
cry association. w, ". Goodwin own
ed the property. which was insured
for S500.--Latc yesterday afternoon an
alarm was ruug i'm and the fire com
panY responded to what proved to be
only chimney blaze In Colbyvllo III
/ the old Marshall house owned by 5. G.
| Blaisdell and occupied by tn" fam
! lilies of Lester White and Bert la
velle only the chemical fire cXtln-
guishers We're used.-Dr. and Mrs w
l.. WATSON will return to-day from a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. G. l. Hatch lr
Northampton, Mass While there DR.
WATSON has been attending the meet
ings of the New England Psvchiatry
society of which he is a member.-A
son was recently born to Mr. and Mrs
Frank II. Callahan of North DuXhurv
Niles Mary Lease, Instructor in He.
bron Seminary. Ne, is home for the
| Easter recess.-Miss Kathleen L.
| Barron has returned to Goddard Semi
nary after vacation at her home
here.-Thc Demeritt company which
has n large stock Of logs at it's mil
In Duxbury. is now running day anc
night gangs for saving the same.
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. {. F. Newton went vast week
to the Mary Fletcher hospital a Burling-
ton where she was operated upon for
appendicitis and gall stones, Wilford
Housman of Chatham. N. Y, is visiting
at g. IL. Bump's.-Mrs. Lucy Kimball
of Springfield is visiting friends here. -
Vernon Blodgett and Miss Mildred Wash
burn were married at Salisbury by the
Rev. Il. r. Ryder Saturday evening"
James Smith has moved to Goshen. =
Dana Lovett has gone to Vergennes
where he has position,-The ladies'
Guild of Grace Church met with Mrs. G.
IL. Bump Wednesday aftcrnoon.-C. f.
Hewitt and Mrs. Arabelle Briggs have
returned from Il visit to Mrs, Briggs's
daughter In Swanton.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Earle Gates was a visitor in Burlington
MondaY.-Nernon Torrance of Proctor was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Gates
over Sunday.-Mtss Stella German of
Burlington spent Sunday with Mrs. Rex
Gates.-Atss Marjorie Newton has been
spending several days with friends in
Morrsville.-- Mr. and Mrs. t. II. Linden
were in burlington Monday.--M y.
Young Is spending the week in St Johns
bury and Derhy.-Mrs. W. 4. Beebe of
Proctor is spending several days with
her mother Mrs. r.. +. Mudgett. 49, Ed
ward MIDGET of Essex junction has been
visiting his uncles, William and Carl
Mudgett-ATiss Nellie Russn and Chaun-
cey Cook spent Sunday with friends in
Jericho--Mrs. Lena Cady and children OF
Jericho spent Friday in town.-Miss
Vera Burlington Of Hyde Park spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Julia Full
iineton.-Mrs. Carrie Westbrook is con-
fined to the house by illness Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Sweet are the parents of a
son, Harold Kenneth, born March "a.
Miss Laura Japan of Burlington spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs Leo Kelley.
Miss Dorothy Gates of Berkshire has
been a guest at n. A. Hawley's Mrs.
Frank Morgan Of Milton is visiting her
father, y. Il. Buker.--The young child of
Mr.. and Mrs Rollo Fletcher is i'll of
pneumonia. Mrs. Rilla Mason and daugh-
ter of st. Adams arc visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Weston. Mrs. y.
a. Duba and Miss Dorothy Gates of
berkshire are visiting their father,
Horatio Gates. Mrs. Maria Labounty is
III at the home of her son, G. ". La
,ounty.--Mrs. Mary t,llingwood has gone
20 Waterbury to spend two weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. F. G. Luce.-W. q.
Hawley and son of Burlington are visit
Ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. "A.
Hawley.-Thc Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Howard April > at IL
o'clock. Schools in town begin April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wood We're called
to Franklin by tho Illness of Mr.. Wood S
father.-Mrs Katherine Howard of Bur
lngton and Mrs, Bert Davis Of white
River Junction are guests of their brother.
J.-la
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WARREN.

Welman Thayer. who has been i'll the
past week, is on the gain--Mrs. Edward
Van Dusen went to White River Junction
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law, Frank Hyde.-Lute Colby
Is i'll as is also Alton Smalley-John
Johnson. who has been at work i'm Gran
VILE. has returned hoIn". Mrs. Elijah
Fuller is recovering from an attack of
pneumonia The Rebekahs gave a supper
Thursday evening, which was we'll at
tended.-Thc Woodmen presented
drama. THE Town Marshal" at Waits
field Friday night.
j. ]. Elliott is Improving 5. II.
Stewart is i'll with pneumonia Mrs. Jc
seph Tucker is pIovng.-George r.
Andrus is housed with the srip.-Mrs. o.
NJ Jones has been called to Montpelier
by the Illness of her husband A. \.
Lamb is still confined to the house
The Warren Dramatic club presented
THE Town Marshal' to we'll filed
house at Waitsfield Friday evening -
Miss Mabel Narney of Randolph i the
guest of Hazel Picrce.-W. t.. Sargent,
salesman for the Lionel Underwear COM
pany, is at home on his vacation
and Mrs Henry Carey Of Montpelier
were guests at w. T., Sargent's over
Sunday.-The farmers have been very
busy the past week in their sugar or
chards. large quantity being made and
Of good Quaity.-flla fIamblin has return
ed home from Northtield.-Mr~. Elijah
Fuller is Gainng.-Mrs steve Steward Is
very ill.-Mrs. Chauncy Roys has been
spending a few days with her cousin.
Mrs. Hiram iaNes.--Earl Fuller has blood
poisoning in one hand.-John NELL $
Youngest son is critically i'll with pneu-
monia. Joseph Elliott is gaining slowly.
Lutte Colby is able to be out again.
Ny and Mrs d. G. Gecr and Mrs. Charles
Parker, Mrs. Jed Roys. w +. Ferno,
Ruth Long and F. T.. Hambln are ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prey and Merritt
and Marion Jones were called to Mont
peier Tuesday by the illness Of their
ia her. O. NJ Jones
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hosiery mill and IL is to he tried out
power purposes. If the trial proves sa
factory IT will be retained for PER-
nent use.-The capt Horace Saw
chapter, Daughters Of 1912, was organi
at the residence OF Mrs. Charles
Spooner Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Art
Isham or Burlington. state president.
ing the organizing officer. A good =
resentation from the Montpelier chap
together with many invited local quo
were present in addition to the chat
members of the new organization. y
Charles f., Duke is tho regent Of the ,
chapter.
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vVOLCOT'i

Roy. Charles Davis of iiighgato spoke
at the Mission church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William Richardson left
Monday for Boston, taking their infant
daughter to Il hospital for an operation.
l.. f. Armstrong has sold his home
to Benjamin Lovcling.-lienrY Iiodsdon
has moved his family to town from
Sheldon Junction.-l.. T.. Armstrong left
Monday for Barton. where he will re-
side for the prcseut.-Clinton Brown Of
lTighgate is the new night man at the
/ ipCt,i1 rlaIt
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

A. J. LYford, who is 81 years Of ap,
very feeble. Henry Lillev spent Sun
ct the home Of his mother. --Gl,nn
Kinstry of Montpelier was at the h,
of his parents SundaN.--Mrs Lila Grin
who has been visiting her brother. Z
Tassie. returns this week to her HON
North Dakota.--IIerhert Wheeler wa
this plaCc on Saturday
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs Richard Demeritt Is better al
though still confined to the house.-Mrs
Fred Lease has gone to her home on
Randall avenue. Mrs, Mark w. Bushnell
of Thompsonville. Conn. is visiting
friends In town,--Mrs, j. II. Daniels re-
mains quite iil--Mrs, Calvin Rogers 10
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GREENSBORO.

Bernard Allen is here from New Hamp-
shire for n visit.-There were no services
at the Congregational Church Sunday
Ronald Wakefield Is at hame from his
school in New Hampshire for n short
vacation.-Miss Ruth Collins returned
from the Mortified, Mass. school Sa.
urday.-Prof. n. J. Whitehill Of white
River Junction has been spending wee (
at Caspian Lake House.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
LOWELL

MISS Alice IIeClair is In St. Johnsbury
TINS week with Miss Maud Harding
The students attending school out of
town are at home this week for their
Easter Nacation.-Mr and Mrs, Vernon
Warner have taken their daughtl.r, Edie,
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DERBY.

The body of Mrs. Orange Badger. a
former resident of Derby. but who had
been living with a daughter for several
years. brought March - Ia
her sons. Clarence Badger. Funeral SER
vices were held at the house and inter
ment was in the cemetery here beside
her husband.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The PLAINTIFF in the case of j. j. VIII
nams VS. Victor and Edmund Savoie
general assumpsit, war awarded $50 Z
by verdict Of the jury in county court
Thursday morning The plaintiff sued &c
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one hour after returning from the|
neral Of her husband, who died of
plcxy. Mrs. Armstead Warner Of Lacd
Va, was stricken with the same dis|
and died.
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Deposition in Detroit bank sh|
cashier when he is refused certain VI
drawals.
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NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

Eia and Florida railroad by Savan
court.
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J. r. Crowell. one of the engineers
laid out the exposition grounds
Philadelphia in 1876. is dead. aged 81