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WAITSFIELD.

Miss Hattie Conner. who has been Wis
ting the Misses Mabel and Della
Joslin, has returned to her nome
in IIenniker. y. H.-Miss car
ric Hubbard Is III at the home OF
+. - Josln. Miss Gertrude Bsbce is act
ing as substitute teacher during her an
sence.-Miss Hattie BoYce has completci
her duties at w. T.. Jones and returned
iardwick spent Sunday in town.--Ea''
Jones has returned to ithaca y. Y. to
resume his studies at Cornell University 80
Mrs Evered Marshall has gone to the
Fanny Allen hospital, Winooski, Cor treat
ment-Matt II. Jones of Newton Center
Mass, is the guest of his brother, Walter
Jones.-Clarence Blsbec went Monday to
ithaca, \. V, where he will enter ~ =
freshman class at Cornell University
and Mrs. James Thallon returned Mon
day to their home in Green cove Springs,
Fla Among those who are attending the
National Dairy Show AT Springfield, Mass ,
are w. G. Joslin, r. W. McAiiister, j. T..
Bsbee, T.. II. JooeS, G. NJ. Jones, II. w.
McAllster, d. n. Skinner and r. r. Prem
tiss.--Mr and Mrs. George Wilbur cf
sharon, Conn, are guests at the home ~
G. w. Wallis.-George Howe and wife
have returned to their home In Derry. y.
II. They were accompanied by Mr. :.
Howe.-Mrs. Burt Campbell and daughte',
Helen, of Waterbury were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Buzzell recently.
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In a land deal Saturday A. w Farman
decided to William G.. Gallager. of the
Lowell asbestos mines, three mountain
lots known as the Hoyt and Harris lots.
w G.. Gallagcr has sold an interest in
the Lowell asbestor mines to purchasers
from New York M. X. Alexander, fore
man of j. II. Silsby & Co. mill. was in
West Burke over Sunday.-The Lowell
Grange fair October and was sue
cess.-Miss Ferral Welman of Newport
was the guest of her aunt, Miss Elsie
Parker, last week.--Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Richardson are parents of a son. born
October 3, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cello
of son, born October 5-Mrs Roy New
ton and son Robert spent last week in
Eden with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Wescomb.-Mrs. c. H. Newton and son
Floyd and Mrs. c. +. Hodgeman spent
the week lend with relatives in johnson.
Miss Alice Heminway of Johnson is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r. c. kinsley.
William Weed of Stowe Is spending an
indefinite time with his son. A. b. Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Bellrose of Hard
wick were In town for the weekend with
Mr. Bellrose's mother. Mrs. Mitchell Bell
rose. and other relatives.-Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Twombley and daughter Emily of
Waterbury were in town Sunday.--Mr.
and Mrs. v. w. Warner and NJ r. War
ner were in Farnsworth, N H., last week
TO visit their sister and her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Badge.-A. st. Onge has
sold his farm located in town to party
from Canada.
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MIDDLESEX.

Tho Ladies' Aid will hold its annual
chicken pie supper and Christmas sale
in the Unitarian vestry. followed by a
dance in Holden hall Wednesday eve
ming. October 25.-Mr. ana Mrs Fuller
OF Waterbury called on Mrs. Angie
Ncwhall Monday.--Nrs. Gcrtie Buzzell
and son Of Waitsfeld We're guests of
the Newhall brothers Sunday. They
came to see Mrs. Angie Newhall, who
is ill.--Alr and Mrs. Matthew Robson
OF Salem, Mass, were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Bigclow.-Mr and
Mrs. A. G. Moulton accompanied hy
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Clark. were in Burlington
Monday to attend the funeral of their
niece and cousin They returned Mon
day nieht--Messrs. w. II. Vaughn and
h. w. Daniels have each purchased new
cars.--Mr. ana Mrs w. Fl Vaughn ac-
compa MED by Frank Vaughn and Miss
Eva Merriam motOrcd to South Barre
sunday and We're guests Of Mr. and
Mrs win Nye-About 80 of the Mid
dlescX Valley Grange went by autos
Tuesday evening to Waterbury Center
to attend the ladies' night Grange
meeting there-Mr. and Mrs +. w.
Bailey of Chicago. who have been spend
ing a week at their farm. returned to
Chicago SaturdaY.-The friends OF MI
and Mrs. +. w. Bailey, who have been
spending Afew days at tho Bailey farm,
have returned TO Chicago.-Mrs. Fred
criCk Myers, daughter of r.. w. Bailey
arrived from Chicago Thursday 10
spend a. short time with her father,
George Bailey of Montpelier, and at the
Bailey farm--Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Moul
ton received news Saturday OF the
death Of their niece, Mrs ThraF at
Wlnooski.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

At the home of Mr., and Mrs Frank NJ
Kendall on Terrace street Thursday
Harlan j. Johnson of MClndocs and Miss
Jennie Katherine Graves Of Wells were
married. the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. +. Barnby Leach, The bride
was given away by her brother Arthur
Graves of St Johnsbury, member of the
law firm of Simonds, Searles g. Graves
After wedding trip through the New
England States they will reside in Nc
Indoes, The bride is a graduate of the
University of Vermont and has been a
teacher in McIndoes since her gradua-
ton. MT. Johnson is interested in the
commission business in the east side of
the State.
At the annual meeting of probate judge
in the courthouse October Judge
Frank j. Martin of Barre was reelected
president, Judge Clark of Castleton v,ca-
president, and Otis N, Kelton of St
Adams secretary and treasurer,
Attorney John Stone Is in receipt of "A
letter from John II. Senter the young
Montpelier lawyer, who has been lightin.g
with Canadian regiment almost silce
the start of the war, Mr. Senter writes
from the Eastern General hospital, Cam
bridge. England, under dat. OF September
in and states that he is recovering from
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.
Charles Batchelder Rctires from Law
Firm-VilIaSe News.

The law practice carried on by Wallace
Batchelder in this villake for l. years
up to last April and since by Charles
Batchelder. under the firm name of
Batchelder, Thompson Il Batchcldcr will
be conducted hereafter by Wallace
Batchelder and George H. Thompson.
under the firm name of Batcheder X
Thompson. Charles Batchelder retiring
from the firm and from all connection
J with the oifice.-Rarry Emery has sold
to Fred y. johnson of Rochester the
| William l.. Waldo farm on Royalton hill.
immediate possession being given
Charles II. Kddcr has bought Of \. Lee
Cady. executor of the estate of the late
Mrs. Sarah A. Sturtcvant, the old Sturtc-
want home on River street. \. y. WASH
burn will occupy the Place. G. Nc
! lntyre returned Tuesday from Boston,
where he saw the first two worlds series
baseball games. Other local people who
saw the games in Boston and Went to
New York to see the games there were
John 5. (imball. John Kclcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Clifford and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Emery.--It has been ascertaincd
that only IS survivors OF the civil war
are now living in Bcthel.--Lewis r.
Bates, member of Co. +. Sth Vermont
regiment. who enlisted from this town
and spent most Of his life here, after soy
cral years absence in Roxbury, is again
here and is boarding at Miss Mae |.
! Savage Arthur Bowen is at home
after spending the sumer at Eagle Pass,
| Tex, as a member of Co. K.-Thc Con-
igregational ladies will hold their annual
| fair at the town hall October l. and is.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold G. oBWen went
yesterday for a trip to Boston. Nash
| t1ibbard Of East Bethel. veteran of
the Civil War. is i'll following a paralytic
shock.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winot went
Wednesday to Rochester after a week
at H. G.. Rarnes's. Mrs. Wnots former
! home. after their return from Green
field. y. S, whore they spent Il month
Pearl Church of Philadelphia, Pa, and
| Charles Church of Worcester, Mass.
have been visiting their mother. sister and
children at the Church farm in the Fish
hill neighborhood. and Mrs. George
f. Davis and four children returned To
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G.. Bowen went
at T.. n. Davis's. Mr.. Davis Is a mem
Der of the Boston police force.-Alr. and
Mrs. Herbert Huber. child and nurse
have returned to New York ctN.-Dr.
Stephen Berrien stanton. the author.
with his household has returned 10 New
! York city for the winter.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Never judge women and cigars b,
their wrappers.
Perhaps the best way to kill falsehood
is to let il lie.
It's a case OF loves labor lost unless
1t gets into the union.
It's impossible for woman to pre-
serve a secret so it will keep.
Being popular consists largely in re-
membering what TO forget
Sometimes a cigar draws better than
the actor it is named after
1t takes more than a visit from his
wife's mother To make man happy.
It's as risky to praise Woman's hus-
band to her face as it is to critcise him.
You may not get all that is coming to
you in this world, but look out for the
next
The good Samaritan didn't wait Ia he
introduced to the man who hr, fallen
among thieves.
It's awfully hard for the average man
to look into mirror and believe chat he
was once IA cute baby -Chicpgo News
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BRANDON.

Ellen Melcne, the 1i-yoar-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Meenc, died We'd
nesday morning at three O'Clock, The
funeral wiz he held Friday afternoon ut
the house daughter was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latham
John Hahar has moved from the place
on Depot street, which he sold to Charles
Rowe, to the Averil place on Carver
street which he recently purchased
Mrs. George w. Crockett, Mrs Bennett
c. Douglass and Mrs. +. f. Kingsley,
delegates from the local Parent-Teacher
association, and Bennett G. Douglass are
In burlington attending the annual con
vention of the Vermont branch Of the
National Congress of Mothers and Par
ent-Teachers' essociation.-Thc free IL
orary will be closed this evening it being
la legal holiday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

There was a still alarm of fire rung ~
about seven O'Clock Saturday morning for
chimney fire in the Woodruff house on
Seminary hill The fire was eXtinguished
before the deartment arrived.-F. L.
Kingsley and j.. y, Severy, who have
been serving on the jury at the federal
term of court at Rutland have returned
TO their home here.-The Meadowhrool.
Marble company has leased the vacant
room over the Hetherington store in the
Smith block and will occupy it as an o. .
fce.-Mrs, Rodney Smith and daughter
who have been occupying the Mrs. Emma
O. Pearce place on Park street for year.
have gone to Boston to remain indefinite
An automobile bearing New York
number went into ditch south of this
village last Saturday night and broke ON.
of the front wheels, and bent the axle
None of the occupants of the car was in
Jured Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ray
are spending the week in New York
city.-Mrs, S. E. Thrall is in Winoosk
called there by the death of her sons
wife, Mrs. Buell. Thrall, which occurred
Mt the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
1ngton.-Mrs. Emory Mott, who recent
ly sold her farm here, has gone to Rut-
land to liVe.-Clarcncc NJ. Car
penter spent sunday here with his
family.-The annual Thanksgiving ser
.noil VIII pe ifedcned ny the rev a. H.
N'lis at the lfaptlst 'hurch' ana the
service VIII pe "eln ounuay evening pre-
cceding Thanksgiving Day.
MrS, Mudha1' WIN" mas peeh
ePeHu'hS 'e SUMMER AT '''e hus'cS
none on 'ohaht squire. HAS re'ui nee u
het hume !" 'o9'o'"-'hiHs A'ue'ie NEIL
VINO spent Some 'ile mere with hci
pdieh'S' me iNeN' ana Mis' w. ~ NelI
mas returned 10 i'"ppardton, where sue
'e"ches Schoo'' MIS- -" n ing oi t'oS-
ION II Npeh"lhe Sol''e ''''e win her iiete'
MIR. 'hhritS - Doote'-I ne rev u. H.
d'rauloro' ~ p'' Oh Hu'Iahu' spoke sun
gay n'Snt AT union hheetihs he,d "a,
me aPt'St 'hur'h'--h W. nova "'
'"a'IeS memo frahN raS"a"' hope''
ana IS, w Johnson went SUNDAY oy a"-
t"''onlle 10 Ne" YORK Guy 10 auehu the
M"Iln : series paSeoah Ra"eS'-i-aNe
punihore ,haP'er' ~ ~ H. mas receiN'u
an invitation l" ",''iu d Iuh'heol TO .e
gwen ny h,h Amen 'hap'er OF Miunf
b"IS' Oc'ooer 49, 10 ceico'"'e us "''n
''NcrsarS
'oSoph - o"'hnerto' was loulld deao
~ p'u l"esohy morning NJ MS nome II
Leicester ana hau apparently neen neao io'
scN'i"i hourS' re retlred MONDAY hleh
IN MS usual Neai'h ana hau peeh III iu,
I"nu 'h"t daN ATTENDING dairFmeh
'h'e'lV IL 'nouent heh,' ulseas'
vas "'e cause oi ms oeatn' ne was o
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NEWPORT.

Nearly the whole town was at the sta
tion to greet Co. l., who arrived at s;]3
Saturday evening Accompanied by the
band they were escorted to the town hH!
where banquet was rendered them a
number of prominent citizens also attend
ed, and the evening was enliVened with
speeches and singing Miss Winona BIZ
lings returned Monday from few day.
spent in Montreal-Mrs. Julia Wells, wife
of Herman Wells. died Sunday morning
after an illness of several weeks. The iu-
neral was held OH Tuesday. She leave
two sons and her husband Rev. W.
c. Bernard left Sunday night to atten l
the general convention of the Episcopal
Church held in St. Louis, after which he
will visit brother in Utah.-Myron Clap
per is very i'll with typhoid fever.-Willis
True and Melbourne White are attending
LOOMS Institute.-Mr and Mrs Il. f.
Moore are in Boston for a few days.-E'1-
mund Burgess left Sunday night for 81.
Paul's school. Garden City, l.. I.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ora SWEET are parents of a son, born
September 26-The Rev. and Mrs. L. \.
Edwards were in Montpelier last week at
tending the c. F. convention.-Mrs II. NJ.
Ianthood left Friday night for visi.
20 her sister in Seattle, h.-AIss Mel
lie Edwards is visiting relatives in Len
noxville-Mrs. Andrew S. March and Mr.
Clara Barr. have closed Camp March and
returned to Boston.--Mr. and Mrs. T.. +.
Spaulding and Miss Claudia Spauldng,
who have spent the summer on Their
houseboat leave Tuesday for Massachu-
sets on their way to California.-Mrs. j.
M. Cunningham entertained the ST. MARI $
Guild at Camp Neliket Thursday.
Harry Hamilton leaves Wednesday to at
tend the New England dental convention,
held in Hartford Conn.-Frederick VI
Bray left for his home in New York city
Monday night. after spending the slimme
with Howard n. Lindsay al Lndsa v
Heach.-AIrs. Harry Hunter and daHg,.-
ter of Melrose Highlands, have been Wis
ating friends in town.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

w. y. Sater is taking a vacation from
his work in Springfield Sherman Isham
of Windsor passed Sunday with his sis
ter. Mrs. Charity lsham.--N. !. Potvin
has moved into "A tenement in w y.
Salters house.--Mrs. T. l.. NJ. Barnes
passed sunday with her sister in Hart
land.-Dr and Mrs, O. J Ellis and T..
l.. NJ Barnes visited friends in Hart
land Monday Leon skinner went to Bos-
ton to attend the baseball games.--Mr
and Mrs. H. \. Bingham went by auto
mobile Wednesday to visit their son
Harry, in Longmeadow, Mass
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wounds received several months ago ana
at the time of writing was preparing -
leave for the EPSON convaiescent camp
where he will he until entirely fit for &C
ton again.
New cases were entered with the county
clerk Monday as follows; Henry Web
her vs.. w. b. Cookson. both nf We >c-
bury. replevin Exchange Trust company
of BOSTON VS.. Clark & McMaster CO.. or
Montpelier and Rutland, general as
tumpst; Lulu s. Erwin vs.. George ".
Erwin. divorce
At the Congregational parsonage Mon
day morning joel Wheeler and Miss
liida Brazer Of Fast Montpelier were
married by the Rev. Stanley f. Blomfo'd,
being unattended The bride wore a
travelling suit of blue. The groom is a
graduate OF Montpelier Seminary and for
seven years was employed in East Mont
pclier. The bride is the daughter Of hr-
thur Brazer AIR, and Mrs Wheeler lo't
for Boston to spend several weeks and Wi
make their home at St Johnsbury
The hve-year-old son Of Fred Pierce
Is unable to speak as the result of an
accident which happened Monday night
ON the Barre road near the Capital city
faS pant. \ team driven by Mr.. Pierce
and occupied by him and his children
was run into by - iitney. said to be
owned by local garage. the collision
throwing Mr.. Pierce out and causing
the horse to run away. The children
Werc not thrown out, but the fright
caused the boy to lose his speech, Mr..
Fierce is detained from work because of
injuries to his chest.
The death of Mrs. Julia Bruce OF Maine
street, Montpelier. occurred Tuesday
afternoon at lieaton hospital following
n shock sustained two weeks ago
Miss Bessie Smith of Winchester,
Mass, is visiting in the city with rea-
tives.
In probate court yesterday Gertrude A.
Martin was appointed administrators OF
the estate Of Hiram f. Stoddard, late of
Waitsheld. NJ +. Rowland of East Mont
nelier was appointed administrator of the
estate of Abbie =. Mallory, late of Plain
field. L. r. Davis of Barre was appoint
ed administrator of the estate of George
f. c. Wheaton, late of Barre.
Ernest Mcl.aushlu, who has had
charge of the cement work on the state
building for a few weeks left last eve
ming for his home in Boston.
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ITALIANS AGAIN
TAKE OFFENSIVE
Break Austrian Line South of
GOrizia-Nearly 5000 Pris-
Oners Taken.
ROUMANIANS RETIRING.
Capture German Salient md First Line
Trenches-Gcrman Losses Tn
to Date 3,556.0ts.
ROUMANIANS RETIRING.

London. Oct 1.-THE Italians have
again taken the offensive against the
Austrians in their cndcavor to reach
Triest. Austrla's chief port on the
Adriatic, and at several points south and
southeast of Gorilla hav. made good
progress and in addition taken nearly
$500 prisoners
To the south of Gorilla the Austrian
line was broken between Tobar and
Nertoiba. according to Rome. and on the
Carso front entertainments between the
Nipacco river and Hill POS We're cap
tured. Here the town Of NoVavilla and
a strong position around the northern
part of the hill fell into the hands OF
the attackers. Trenches in tho Trontino
region also have been won by the Italians
iand $50 Austrians made prisoner
In Transylvania the forces Of the
1eutonc allies are continuing their
drive of the Roumanans along almost
all of the front. Bavarian troops which
captured the Rothenthurm pass have
now crossed the border into Roumania
According to Bucharest. which admits
the retirement Of the Roumanians
around Kronstadt. fierce Teutonic at
tacks were repulsed south of Her
mannstadt with heavy casualties to
the attackers
Berlin comedies the capture by the
French of a German salient near Yer
mandovillers south of the Somme river
in France, and also by the British Of
first line trenches near Sally, north
of the Somme. Violent counter attacks
by the Germans on the newly captured
positions Of the French in the Chaulnes
wood have been repulsed In the
NosGes mountains the Germans invaded
10 Jyiy
out.
The British official press bureau an
nounCed the German losses during The
war up to the end of September as dead
S0ls2. prisoners and missing, 42s. 80, and
wounded. 9,257,0O7-a total of 1855, co.'s. 7 he
figures are declared TO have been COMPETED
from German official lists
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ROCHESTER.

DR.. H. V. Hubbard OF New Jersey is
visiting relatives here.-Mr and Mrs
John Slater and son. Hurbert, returned
last Saturday night after spending their
vacation in Middlchury.-M Leila
Mosher returned to her home in Bridge
port, Conn, MondaY.-Nrs. J. Il. Nc
Kinney and little daughter Virginia,
left for Campton. \. H., whcr7 she will
Join Mr. McKnney.-Nrs. Agnes Booth
has returned 10 her home in Bridgeport,
Conn, after having spent the summer
here.-Mrs William McGovern of Lyn-
donville was a Weekend guest of MI and
Mrs. Frank McGovern-M Miss Mabel Nc
Cray of 81. Iohnsbury spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William McCray.--Mrs. Catherine
Fifeld, who underwent an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital is doing
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GUERNSEY SELLS FOR s6.15o

North Easton. Mass. oct. l0-The COW
that jumped over the moon did not
achieve the heights of fame among dairy
farmers gained to-day by Langvatcr
Dairymaid a Guernsey of purcst blood.
She is the highest priced Guernsey cow
in the world. having sold At atc'l"r
Under the bidding of gentlemen r.ll-
ers from all parts of the coiWtr1. T.
Sc, l5u Charles l.. A. Whitney of Albany.
n. y, was the buyer; f. Lothrop .N.I'5
of this town. the former owner.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

'liliord Tassie of this place will be one
on inc boys to represent Vermont Mt the
DAIRY snow in Springfield, Mass. to dem
onstrate and Judge livestock-Mrs. FRED
Ihomas returned Sunday from visit 10
her sister Mrs. French, in Hardwick--
MVr''c Lance has returned from an eX-
tended visit in different points in Massa-
ChnScttS.
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MARYLAND BANKRUPTCY.

Rutland. Oct. &C. n. Blanchard and
II. G, Lyman. doing business at Hartford
under the firm name of Blanchard a.
Lyman. have filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States court. The
liabilities are S7 $685. and the assets are
given as 3i.50O Of which $4,000 is in in
surance policies and $500 is claimed ex-
cmpt.
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OSBORNE RESIC;NS.

Buftalo Oct. 9.-Thomas Mott Osborne
resignation as warden of Sing Sing wa'
announced by James NJ. Carter. Stat'
superintendent of prisons. here to-day
MI ospornes resignation, which IL 81
fectiVe october l6. was entirely volun
tariiy' Mr., Carter said. Nothing definite
mas bech decided in regard to n new war
den at Sing Sing.
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THE RIGHT MAN TO TELL

y colored man applied for employment
as laborer in the new tunnel being cor
structed under compressed air for the
Boston subway After having answered
the usual questions as to aco residence.
etc, he was asked In case Of accident,
whom do YOU want notileG?" Huh
what's dat boss In ease of accident.
whom do you want nC'itied?" why,
boss. YOU jes notify mc-plc, yo' under
stand II der's any accident, I want 10
get out of dere. "- Engineering and Con-
tracing.