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.SW n, Section 4, Township IA N,
Range 3 w, B. H., and who on
April 90, 1913, made Add'l II. E.
O8758 for SEA NWN, NEA-
.SW "A Section 4, Township IA N,
Range 3 W., Boise Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Three Year Proof to establish
claim to the land above described
before Warren Z. Shepperd, Clerk
of the District Court, at St. Maries
Idaho, on the 18th day of June,
1916. Claimant names as wit
nesses: William T. Yearout, T. H.
Vroman, Robert Seibet, Paul Sc
besta, all of Sebesta, Idaho.
FRANK LANGLEY, Register
May 5-June 6.
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(TO be continued
NOTICE OF HEARING

in THE MATTER OF THE PETI-
TION OF JOSEPH HERITAGE,
ct al. for the creation of herd
district under the provisions of
Chapter IA of the Revised
Codes Of the State of Idaho.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 9Th day of May, A. D.,
1916, petition was duly filed, in
b. NJ; thence running south along
the quarter section line to the
southeast corner of the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter
of Section "a, of said township
and range; thence West one quar-
ter of a mile; thence South one
quarter of a mile; thence West
one quarter of 8 mile; thence
South one quarter of mile:
thence West to the East bank of
the st. Maries River, being the
Southwest corner of Lot z, Sec
ton %, of said Township and
conformity with Chapter IA of
the Revised Codes of the State
of Idaho, with the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of Benewah
County, praying for the creation
and establishment of herd dis
trict, comprising a portion of st.
Maries Precinct, Benewah County,
Idaho, the boundaries of said dis
trict being described as follows:
Beginning on the south bank
of the ST. Joe river at the north
east corner of Lot 8, Section 10.
Township l6 North, Range . w.
thence in a Northwesterly
direction and curving to the right
to an Easterly direction along the
South bank of the St. Joe River.
to the Northeast corner of said
Lot 8, Section 10, of said Town
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Range line intersects the Twp.
line between Twp. "A and as NJ;
thence East on said Twp. line to
sW corner Of Sec. 33x45-3 West;
thence North mixes ~ NV cor
ner of Section f6-15&2N thence
East 4 miles to RurgeSifsa be-
tween Range ? and 3 West hence
North on said range line 4 miles
to the Sc corner Of 24-46 ~, r..
3 W.; thence West 2 miles to
the SW corner of 23-43-3; thence
North 4 miles to point of begin
ming.
.CHATCOLET JUSTICE PRECINCT
Commencing at the NV corner
Of Section 35-l7-4 W., the same
being a point on the boundary line
between Benewah and Kootenai
counties; thence east on said
boundary line to NE corner Of
Sec. 3-46-3 W.; thence South 3
miles to the Sc corner 15-46-3 w
thence West approximately 81
miles to Range line between
Ranges 3 and 4 thence North on
said Range line to Sc corner of
Sec. i2-l6-l w; thence along the
South boundary Of said Sec. ~ 1
mile; thence North along the
west Sec. line of Sec. ~, 4 mile
to Sc corner of Sec. 2-46-4 w;
thence West one mile to SW cor
ner Of said Section 4; thence
North 2 miles to point of begin
ming.
LOWELL JUSTICE PRECINCT
Commencing at the NV corner
of Sec. i-46-6 W., the same being
a point on the State line between
Idaho and Washington and also
being a point on the boundary line
between Benewah and KoOtenai
Counties; thence running east
along said north Boundary line
of Benewah County miles to The
NE corner of Sec. 5-l6-5 W..
thence South 2 miles to the NV
corner of Sec. i6-l6-5 W.; thence
east ? miles TO the NE corner of
Sec. l5; thence South along the
East boundary of Sec. IS and %
? miles; thence East 4 mile to the
NE corner of Sec. 26-i6-5 w.
thence South 4 miles TO the Sc
corner of Section ll-i5-5 w.
thence West along the South
boundary line of said Section fl
I mile; thence South one mile to
the Sc corner of Section i5-l5-
5 W.; thence west approximately
3 miles TO a point where the south
line of Section 1896 w. inter
sects the ldaho-Washington state
line; thence north following the
Idaho-Washington state line Q
miles to place of beginning.
At this time the following An
nual Financial Report of Warren
II. shepherd. County Auditor was
presented and after due consid-
Grafton was approved and ordered
placed upon the minutes and that
200 copies be printed for distri-
button.
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ship and Range, including the
following described lands, to-
wit:
Lots and 9, and the Southwest
Quarter Of Section 10; Lots 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10 and IA, and the South
east Quarter Of Section IA; Lots
A, 2 and Z, and the East Half
of the Northeast Quarter; the
Northwest Quarter Of the North
east Quarter; and the Northwest
Quarter Of the Southeast Quar-
ter, of Section %; the North Half
of the Northwest Quarter and the
Southwest Quarter Of the North
west Quarter Of Section "a. All
in Township &c North, Of Range
2 West B. NJ, in Benewah County,
Idaho.
YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER
NOTIFIED that he 9th day of
May, A. D., 1916, at 10 o'clock A..
NJ, at the County Court House in
the City Of st. Maries, has been
designated as the time and place
for the hearing Of said applica-
ton for the creation of such herd
district, at which time and place
any party OF parties having any
objection to the creation of said
herd district may appear before
said Board to protest or contest
the creation of said herd district
as prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 10th day of May, A..
D., 1916.
j. T. MORAN
Chairman Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners Bene-
wah County, Idaho.
BY WARREN T. SHEPHERD,
Clerk
BY C. B. MOON,
Deputy Clerk.
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Catarrh CANNOT Be Cnred

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the interior, U.
S. Land ONCE at Occur d'Alene,
Idaho, May 1, 1916. Notice is
hereby given that Dallas ]. Year
out of Sebesta, Idaho, who, on
December ?, 1914, made Home
stead Entry No. OSO63 for NV a -
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HILL WEST.

Miss Irene Ariel of Enosburg Falls
passed Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Ariel, Sr.-Clifford
Manosh, Winfred Messier, and the
Misses Dortha Messier and Vera Mur-
ray motored to Planfield Sunday.-Paul
Brouillette is visiting relatives in Cana
da.-Mrs II. NJ. Sylvester took her lit
tie daughter, Hazel. to the infantie
paralysis clinic at St. Alhans Wednes-
dav.--ATr. and Mrs Henry Rushford have
been visiting relatives in Lowell and
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. David Bashaw
and three children of East bakersfield
visited at John Monteith's last week.
William McGrail has been passing a few
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Austin McGrail.-Mr. Smith. govern
ment surveyor Of New York, was in
this place Monday surveying the Brig
ham lot.-Nr and Mrs. Joseph Newcity
of North Troy are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Joseph Bodette.--N1rs. John
Monteith is seriously ill.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Murray and son Harold passed
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam ivers in Enoshurg. Miss Ruby
Jewett is spending n few days with
relatives in Franklin.-Mrs. Edward
Rushford went to the hospital in ST
Adams Friday for an operation.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

pretty wedding took place at the
home OF Mrs. Anna Dimond June %.
when her daughter. Gladys Ruth. was
united in marriage to Reginald B.
Paquette OF Hardwick. They were ut.
tended by Miss Katherine l.. Barniin,
or Montreal a school friend of the
bride, and Leigh Paquette. n brother
or the groom. The ceremony was per-
Formed by the Rev. Thornton Smith,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church. The bride wore a dark blue
travelling suit. Her only ornament be.
Ing a amethyst set in pearls, which
had belonged to the groom's mother.
the house was prettily decorated with
ferns and June roses. After luncheon
had been served the bride and groom
left Immediately by automobile for
their home in Hardwick Those pres
ent from out of town beside those al
ready mentioned We're: O. J. Pauuette
OF Hardwick, father OF the groom. Mrs.
w. j. Douglass Of East Farnham and
Miss Anna f Ladd from Richford The
bride was the recipient Of many beau
tiful and useful presents. The bride
leaves host of friends in this com
munity, who wish her Godspeed.-C
G. Hull has gone TO Enosburg Falls,
where he is employed by the Federal
Packing company
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FAIRFAX.

Herbert e. Ciddings. an influential
ming at his home on the Cambridge
road after long illness. He is sur
vived by his wife. one daughter, Eliza
beth, and one son, Frederick: also by
three sisters, Mrs. Hattie Graves of
Colorado, who was with him. Mrs. r..
u. Shepardson and Mrs G. W. Brush.
The funeral was held at his late
home yesterday afternoon at one o'clock.
Mr. Giddings was faithful member Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and
one of its stewards. He was greatly
respected by all who knew him, and
will be much missed by his many
friends.---Miss Bertha Butler of Eur
1ington is visiting relatives in town
+. G. Cherricr and G. T.. Goodscn were
business visitors in Burlington Satur-
day.. G. Mari Of Boston spent Sun
day in town. Mrs. Mari. who has boon
spending two weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hicks. returned
with Mr. Mari to Roston Tuesday
The Methodist choir and n few friends
enjoyed n pleasant day at NJ. l. Hicks
camp on Georgia Bay Friday. 4 din
nor was served. The guests Of honor
were Mrs. Cora Cleveland of Mont
hrating their birthday annivorsarics.--
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Goodsell and dauCh-
ter Violet, were in Plattsburgh y. ",
ThursdaY--P. Cleveland Of Montpelier
was in town over Sunday.
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SHELDON.

Miss Nettie Bryce went to St. Johns
bury last Wednesday morning, where she
is spending few days with Mrs Gladys
Lock Albert Burnor and family from
Danville came Saturday night to spend a
few days with Mrs. Burnor's mother, Mrs.
Eeorge Bocash.-Charles Stevens, VINO has
been living on the Rev. b. 7. Leach :
farm, has moved his family in Guy Bush :
house in this Village.-Mrs. MILDRED
Smith, who has been spending a few days
in Swanton, has returned to her home
j. a. Rice of Mortified spent last sun
day with his sister, Mrs. II NJ. Roming-
ton.-Miss Margaret Calcium Of GrotOn
is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Mack
II. H. Mower, who was badly injured in
an automobile accident, Is improving
Mrs Pearl Stebhns, who has been at the
St. Adams hospital suffering from the
injuries received in the Mower auto ac-
cident, has returned to her fathers home
-Dr T.. NJ. Brown and family and Mrs
Lewis Bocash spent the day last Satur-
day in Hlghgate Springs
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JEFFERSONNILLE.

The Jcfcrsonvillc Cemetery associa-
ton Will meet next Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs G. $ Brush
Grant Thomas of Barre is spending sew
eral DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, +. @, Thomas.-Mr and Mrs. Ira
Morse were in Huntington tho first Of
the week. Mr. and Mrs H. :. Morse
ana Mr. ana Mrs Merritt Wilson motor
ed TO Morrisvile the first of the week.
Miss SNhi Raymorc closed a success
full term of school in Luncnburg and
is spending her vacation with her peo-
plc.-Miss Jennie Trick from Norwich
conn, is spending tho summer With
her sister Mrs. Clayton Scott-Iienry
NYc is visiting mis- brother, w. H. I'VE.
in Johnson.--Dr. and Mrs. j II. Bean
and Leland Smith have gone to spend
several days in Swauton. Nh and Mrs
l. NJ. Powell and daughter, Ecryl, and
Miss Frances Hyde spent Monday in
Morrsville, making tho trip by auto
mohile.-Stanley Brooks of st Adams is
spending his vacation with his aunt.
Mrs. j. \. Watlius.-The Mems Bible
class met with r. -. Thomas at his new
home Sunday.-Mrs Herbert Pierce and
children from Westford spent last week
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs h, j. Buker DR. l. II. Cobum
and family Of Milton were guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. Richards,
over Sunday.-It is expected the electric
light commissioners of ST, Adams will
set poles for electric lights through this
place this week. HI. p. Raymore Of Bur
lington is spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs T. r. Smith Mrs /, s Morse
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JOHNSON.

John Duoray has finished work at the
ShorWin saw mill after four years as
engineer. Lewis West succeeds him
Gaylon Stinson and family visited AZ r.
y Hunts sunday and Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Boycc vst~l her parents in
Judcrhill last Week.--NIiss Lucia Leslie
has returned TO her school in Waterbury,,
Conu..Mrs. Emma Rogers going with her
rs far as Springfield, Mass.--Nrs. Myra
Maynard of Jeffcrsonvilc visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Levi TatrO. here last week .-
Mrs. q. II. Landon ana Mr.. and Mrs. G.
=. Jones visited Mrs Charles Stevens in
ST. Adams last Wcck.-Miss MarCrett Bar
rows has returned from visit 20 relatives
i'm Orlcans.-NTrs. George Butler spent a
part Of last week with her daughter in
Cambridge Miss Josie Drown from
Brockton Mass. came home last week
and is spending her vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Drown.--AIrs
l. J.. Baily is erecting new house just
off from school street. Bert Mills is do
ing the work.
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BEAVER.

Denny King and family visited Mt
George Wagner's the last Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. O. King visited
friends in Essex Saturday.-Miss Mary
Cfford visited at Arthur Cherrier's last
week and called on her old ncighhors.
Miss Dorothy Leach has returned
from a visit with her grandparents at
Cambridge.-Mr. and Mrs. PerleY Tan .
ner are parents of a daughter. born
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Sheltra
spent the Fourth at Orleans.--Cyrus
Leach and family We're at Essex juno
ton the last Of this wcek-Mr. and
Mrs. L. II, Leach and daughter, Thelma.
went with Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Wright
on an automobile trip through the
northern part of New York last week,
returning home Saturday.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs +. s
TewksburY Thursday morning At eleven
o'clock their eldest daughter. Miss Mary,
TeWkshury. was uni,ed in marriage TO
Rex Tulam. oldest son of Mr. ard Mrs
Clarence Fullam Of Brookfeld. The uerr-
mony was performed by the Rev. C. F.
Crawford in the presence of the INN edi-
ate families only. The bride Was yovred
in an embroidered white dress and the
ceremony was followed by a welding
breakfast. About five o'clock in The aft.
ernoon the couple left for an automobile
trip aud during the summer will he in diff
ferent parts of the state of New York
and Maine. In the fall they will loo ate in
Mortified. where the bride has accepted
a position as teacher in the high school
at that place and last year was one Of
the assistants in the Whitconb high
school Poth are graduates of the Ran
dolph high school Mrs G. II. Bowen
left SATURDAY for Canaan, y. H.. to hold
evangelstiC services over Sunday. For
the last week she has been In East Gran
vile in her missionary work, and ex-
poets to return there later.-Dr. A. G.
Bailey and the Rev. Joseph Hamilton
were in Woodstock Friday, returning the
Same night.-Ci. A. Osha, the local real
estate dealer has sold for Mr. and Mrs
Edward Hatch, their farm near Bean
Vile known as the George Hatch place
to Fred u. smith. who will occupy the
same in the fall. Mr.. Osha has also sold
for J IT, Lamson d Sons their house on
South Malr street to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Hatch who will also take posses
sion.
The Rev J. II. Thompson has re-
signed his pastoratc of the Baptist
Church here. and accepted a call to a
BAPTIST Church in Norwalk. Conn,
With his family he viii probably go
there September l.
\ union patriotic service was held in
Mari-Castle Park on Sunday afternoon to
which many of the organization went in
a body, headed by the Green Mountain
Erass band. They were addressed by l..
h. Johnson and DR.. =. c. Angel and re-
turned 10 town in time to escape the Sc
we're shower A service arransed by the
Greater Vermont association was held
In the Methodist Church on Sunday fore
noon, The decorations were of wild fow-
ers and the national colors 4 sermon
given by the pastor. the Rev. @. F. Craw-
ford, on Freedom and Unity" was also
a feature OF the service Miss Olive Hanks.
a teacher, went to New York city Mon
day 10 take a course Of study in Column
bia University.-C, L. spooner Of Grant
ham, n. H., who has been with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F, l., Dudley, since last Thurs
day. left Monday.-John Butterheld was
summoned TO Rutland Monday by the crit
ical illness OF his wife-Mrs Arthur ST.
VAI
mond of East Granville were guests of
Mrs. Jerome French Monday.-Mrs. Zu-
nah Flint and youngest daughter. Dor
othy, went TO Concord, n. H., Monday.
returning with cousin. George Hills,
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evening after spending several weeks
III Nrcntham, Mass.-Mrs Annie Rus
sin visited her daughter. Mrs Frank
Rennctt in Burlington over Sunday
Mrs Mary Whitcomb Rage from tho
west Is stopping with Mr. and Mrs
T.. i. Richnrds.-G. II. Varnum and
famlly OF Barre spent the Fourth at
Harvey Varnun's.-Profcssor Is j. Shell
don has closed n successful year of
school work as principle of the high
school and gone to his home in Fair
Haven. The prize-speaking exercises
ana play Alice in Wonderland" were
excellent and drew fun house. The
prizes we're awarded: First, Kathleen
Burlington; second. Dorothy Smith
first, Walter Rousseau; second Anthony
Stratton. The graduating exercises
were also heard by large and appre-
ciatiNe audience. Each exercise bespoke
the careful training received. The
graduating class consists of Helen
Smith Hyde, Thema Norma Hawley.
Mae Il. polandcr and Leon Stafford.
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GEORGIA.

The home OF Mrs. Winnifred A. Patton
OF Richford was the scene of n pretty
wedding Wednesday afternoon June 2S
At three o'clock when her oldest daugh-
Ter, Georgianna l., was united in mar
rage with Ward A Post the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley H. Post
or this place. The bride was formerly a
teacher In this place. The ceremony
was performed under an arch Of roses
and ferns by the Rev. D. G.. Guest, pas
tor Of the Methodist Church OF Rich
FORD. The bridal party entered the par
Tor to the strains OF the bridal chorus
nom Lohengrin played as a duet on
violin and piano by the Misses Olive and
Muriel Scott Of Montreal, cousins Of the
bride, The bride was Powned In white
messane with an overdress OF net and
carried bouquet of white roses and
carnations and wore veil. Miss Inez
Patton, sister &c the bride, was brides
maid and wore shell pink messaline and
carried pink carnations. Malcolm, a
brother Of the bride was best man. The
refreshments We're served by Dora
Baker Nina Cover and Gladys Mlti-
more Among the guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley H. Post Of this
place. Mr., and Mrs. James Patton, Mrs
Bertha Hancock and son. Carroll, of
Berkshire, the Misses Olive, Florence
and Muriel Scott OF Montreal. Mr., and
Mrs T. Frizzle, Mr. and Mrs, L. Hast
-angs of Bronze que. Mr. and Mrs w.
G. Miltimore, the Misses Vina Gladys
and Jennie NIltimore Of Sweetsburg
Que. The couple left for an automobile
trip to Lake Placid and other points in
New York State The brides travelling
suit was of dark blue taffeta. on their
return they will make their home in
Goorga.-Orris Carr and bride, who
have been at the home of his father,
Judson Carr. left Monday night for their
Mrs. Harry Newton and son, Malcolm,
of Johnson visited relatives in town last
week.-Miss Ruth +. Boyden of Cam
bridge is visiting relatives in town.--Mrs.
Irving Newton underwent an operation
at the st. Adams hospital June %
and her condition is favorable -
at the Baptist Church Thursday eve
ning,-Mrs. !, F.. Jocelyn has returned
home from visit in Waterbury.-Mr
and Mrs, Wilbur Meigs ara parents of a
daughter, born June S.-There we're
services at the Congregational Church
! Sunday afternoon. The Rev. s. w.
/ Anthony of st. Adams conducted the
/ service, Prayer was offered by the Rev.
G.. W. Clark of Barnet and sermon by
the Rev, Charles Hatch of Manchester
by-the-Sea. Mass. There viii he preach
ing next Sunday Afternoon at two and a
communion service, when tho usual
missionary offering will be taken for
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played and refreshments served Mr..
and Mrs Morrill, wore given a purse OF
money. Among those present was Mrs.
Morrill's aunt, Mrs. Thad Harvey Of Wa
terbury. The affair was arranged by Mr..
and Mrs 4. l.. l'loof, whose first wedding
anniversary occurred on the same ddy.-A
conservation meeting at tho Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday evening was
well attended. Mrs. Luccba French and
Miss Belle Euzcl were taken into church
membership. Miss Mildred Holden Sang
n solo Miss Bernice Towne sang at the
morning service. Mr. and Mrs RI. W.
Ravlin and Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Eggleston
were elected n committee to make ar.
rangements for the annual Suuday school
picnc.-Miss Isabel Chaffee is having a
vacation from her work at =. s. Board
mans restaurant. on account OF illness
Mrs. II. II. Cobb is taking Miss Chaffees
place.-Miss Inez Smith gave a card party
at her home Friday evening. Three Ia
bles of five hundred were played re-
freshments served.
Jesse r. Moody, who was called here
last week by the death of his mother.
Mrs. y. II. Moody, returned Wednesday
10 Bethel. Mrs Moodys son-in-law. Wal
ter IT, Faunce, returned Tuesday to Provi-
donCc, Il t.-Goorge Lansell and family
are moving into the house with " r.
| Moody, who will board with them Edwin
u. BiEeow, who had severe attack of
illness this week. is now recovering III.
II. Downer, mail carrier on r. F. D route
g is covering his route with an automo-
bile which no has recently purchased
News Of tho condition of Mrs. Flora Blod
gett continues unfavorable.--Mi Delina
Webster of Swanton ia visiting Miss Ruth
McMahon.-N1rs. Henry Black of Maiden,
Mass, is passing her vacation with her
friend Mrs. Ellen Loveioy Hunter.-Nrs.
Black 8 roominE at Mrs. Anna Kimballs
Miss Lillian Demerritt went Tues
day afternoon to Waterbury to visit her
brother. Give Demeritt. Mr., Demeritt
who is n student At the University Of
! Vermont, was deharred from going with
his company to Mexico by physical
disability and has employment in Water
| bury for the summer.-The condition of
Mrs. Mary \. Jennev, which has been
serious, is now steadily improving. Mrs
Emily Stockwell who has visited Mr..
and Mrs W. w Ayers and other Stowe
friends has returned to Randolph OH her
way to her home in Rochester. Mrs
Ahbie Warren. who accompanied Mrs.
Stockwell, Is passing the week with
her brother, A. =. Bigclow. and family
in MiddeseX.-N1rs. Parker Shackleton
and daughter, Miss Mabel Shackleton,
of New Rochelle, y. Y. are passing the
week at 'Mountain View" the home Of
their cousin r. S Warren.-Nlss
Marian Cutler Of Keene y H., is visit
ing her aunts, Mrs j. e. Benson and