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THOUSANDS MEN, WOMEN, GIRLS,
Is or over, wanted Immediately by
U. S. government. Easy office posi-
tons at Washington and in every large
city. Experience unnecessary. $loo
month and up. Z hour day. Your
country needs you. Help her. Write
Immediately for free list positions
open. Franklin Institute Dept. 1O5 G
Rochester, N. Y.
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PERSONALS

w. C. Virgin came in this morning
for a weeks visit at the home OF w.
C. Burgess.
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Violent Earthqua Ike.

AMSTERDAM, Sept PA VOL
ent earthquake in northwestern Syr-
ia was reported in dispatches re-
ceived here today.
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PATRONS PLEASE NOTICE.
We do not deliver any bundle I'm
der 15c.
KEOKUK STEAM LAUNDRY,
321 Main Street.
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WANTED-Place in Office by young
lady with some experience. Cen
eral Office work preferred. Apply X,
care Gate City.
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WANTED MAN AND WIFE-Around
60 to help on farm. rnone or ad-
dress Fred Bawden, r. 2. Keokuk, Ia.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Men wanted for making
R. R. ties. Best Of prices paid
Jasper Reynolds, Eureka, III.
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NOTICE..

4 Is reported that this plant is to
rye into one with Gate City Laun-
'. We wish to state this Is an
solute falsehood.
KEOKUK STEAM LAUNDRY,
321 Main.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RTNT-Seven room house.
steam heat, gas, garden. In fine
-eiehborhood. and on car line. SIS
>;orth Thirteenth st. Apply to G. a
Rassall, 2o1 Main st.
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HELP WANTED-Man or woman
with some knowledg Of seeds; gar
dening or farming; market gardner
preferred; and excellent and useful
sales opportunity. The Wing Seed Co.
Merchandising, o.
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FOR SALE-17foot Sloop and Evin-
rude motor attached. Complete
equipment incluling boat, motor, sails,
lights, anchor, oars, pump, etc. all in
excellent condition. Price $4,000.
For information write F. B. Sinnock,
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persons were killed and ffty-seven
are missing
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ness throughout in insisting on essen
tial points, and while tactfully avoid
ing mixing up in British labor poll
tics greatly pleased the delegates. One
most notable results was Small back
down of Arthur Henderson on his
proposition of comforting with enemy
labor men,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PATRIOTIC MEN AND WOMEN TO
DISTRIBUTE AMERICA AND
THE GREAT WAR"-Gives Just the
Information everybody needs at this
critical time. Illustrated. Big pay.
Spare time may be used. Outfit free.
International Press, Philadelphia.
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once. 10000 dull safety
razor blades to sharpen at Nooa
Juty 5, l1O4 Main street.
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FOR RENT-5-room house at Mooar
Enquire J. J. Leu, Mooar, la.
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for Twelve
Sheet and De Luxe Art Calendars.
leather bank books, etc. Liberal COM
mission, exclusive territory. Line
ready in November. Economy Adver-
Using Co., Iowa City, Ia.
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FOR RENT-October 1, 1918, small
seven room house, all modern i'm
provements. 307 Morgan street.
Telephone Black 1853.
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FOR RENT-1313 Morgan, 7 room
house, inquire 1913 Franklin.
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FOR RENT-5 room house, 70S South
Bird. Inquire within.
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WANTED-Man with team to operate
my combined boring and drilling
well machine. A good thing for the
right man. Fred Bawden. R. 2. Keokuk
Iowa
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Casualties for one Week.

NdSuoII'SS IO1 O''~ FFSSN'
United Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, Sept. 21.-British casual
ties published in official lists during
the week totaled 22,762, divided as
follows.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
also large front room and alec. call
327 North Fifth street.
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FOR RENT-1726 Fulton street. mod
erd except heat. Enquire 1926 Full
ton.
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MEN-Age IT to So. Experience un-
necessary. Travel; make secret in
vestigations, reports. Salaries; expen-
ses. American Foreign Detective
Agency, 211 St Louis.
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FOR RENT-Four room house, 1906
Franklin, newly papered; $50
month. Inquire 1119 High.
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GOVERNMENT CIVIL SERVICE Elk
AM1NATIONS everywhere October
9Th 1900 women clerks to be APP
pointed at Washington. Salary $1,000.
Experience unnecessary. Women de-
string government positions write for
free particulars J. C. Leonard (former
civil service examiner) 1856 Kenois
Building, Washington.
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wANTED-A housekeeper, phone Red
GET.
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COLUMN

, vermin. Low insurance rates. Col.
lier Stationery Co.
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FOR RENT-Six and eight room mod
ern house. SIS and SIT; furnace
heat. Enquire Mrs. Julia Wolf. 22S
South Fifteenth.
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FOR RENT-Storage room for house
hold goods, clean, dry and free from
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-27
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Albert Comstock died at his home on
Fourth st. Thursday afternoon. Juno %.
at fve o'clock. He was born on the farm
on which he was a lifelong resident
August 15 1880. the son Of George and
Charity Van Sicklen Comstock. He at
tended the local district school and later
the academy in williston. On November
II. 1883. he married Ellen Isham. dAugh-
ter Of David and Mary Green lehaIn Of
Williston. Mrs. Comstock survives him
at the advanced age Of IS. During the "a
years Of their welded life they have lived
on the same farm and with the exception
Of their first two years In the same house.
, To them were born seven children: Mrs.
Frank Forbes and Mrs. Frank Prior OF
Wiliston, Albert of Lowell, Mass. Sarah.
Gertrude (deceased), Grant and Catherine
Of South Burlington. Twelve grandchildren
and Il great-grandchildren are now living.
Mr.. Comstock has always led an active
life az a citizen Of the community, having
held nearly every office In the town. He
| represented South Burlington in the State
Legislature in 1894 and until his last sick
| ness had a keen interest in all that per-
| tai1ed to town. State and nation.
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Franklin County.
ST. Adams

Mrs. Agnes Elisabeth (Oetlund) Waller
aged ~ years, wife Of Ira H. Waller Of
North Fairfax. died Sunday evening at
six o'clock At st. Adams hospital after a
two months illness following an opera
ton Funeral services were held at her
late home Tuesday afternoon at 1:3O
o'clock and burial was in Georgia
PLANE cemetery.
Mrs. Charles r. Gray and daughters.
Laura and Eleanor OF Troy. y. Y. have
arrived IN the city to spend the summer
with Mrs. Grays parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Hunt.
Miss Laura A. Hunt, who has been
teaching domestic science in Winchester,
Mass. has arrived at her home in this
city to spend the summer.
The following from the Baltimore Sun
Of June 90 will be OF interest to friends
in this city. where Lieutenant Arnold
formerly resided. 'St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Mount Washington. was thronsed
yesterday at noon with relatives and
friends of Miss Esther Patterson Wat
kins. daughter of the Rev and Mrs.
Wilbur F. Watkins, Jr., and Lieut. John
Birkett Arnold. son of DR.. and Mrs.
w. B. Arnold. of the national navy volun
teers stationed at New York, who were
married by the brides father, assisted by
her uncle, the Rev. 8. Halsted Watkins
OF New York. 1t was one of the most
important weddings of the season and
the church decorations were beautifully
arranged The brides only attendant
was her sister, Miss Ella Robinson Wat
kins. Lieut.. c. A. Tinker, u, S. y. r. S.,
was best man. Tho ushers were Lieut.
9. q. Moulton and Ensign Il. 8. ripping
Miss Bessie LsAsy, the church orcanist
played the wedding march. A reception
followed tho ceremony for the immediate
brioal party at the home Of the bride |
parents. after which the coup,e left or
wedding journey. They will reside
at Brooklyn, N. "
At the annual meeting of Belley,e
Chapter, Daughters Of the America
Revolution, held with Mrs. NJ. q. Brad.
ford Thursday afternoon, the foIlowina
Officers were elected: Regent. Mrs A. Fl
Rublee; vice-recent, Mrs. NJ. d. Greene
secretary, Mrs. G.. r. Baker: treasurer
Miss Susan X. Rixford; registrar, Mrs
f. II. Lewis; historian. Mrs. r. A, Chit
tenden; chaplain, Mrs. w. s. Bailey
board of management, Mrs. Rublee. Mrs
Baker. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. O. N. Kelton
Mrs. J. r. Foss. Mrs. T. d. Miller. Mrs
Julian Ballard Of Georgia: program com.
mittee. Mrs. A. J. Beebe of swanton
Mrs. Horace corliss. Miss Delma Web,
ster of Swanton: entertainment commit.
tee Miss Susan r. Sowles.
| Word has been received that RAYMOND
e. Wiley. formerly of this city, son OF
| Mrs J. c. Wiley OF Rugg street, has
enlisted in tho navy and is stationed al
Newport. II. I.
The annual commencement Of VIII,
Barlow convent took place at St. Nary
hall Thursday night when an entertaining
program was presented. Following nj
overture by the orchestra the salutator,
was given by Miss Persis II. Duffy. ~
School Close" tWhittier) was presented
by the juniors, after which the Rev. u
j. O'Sullivan presented the gold medal;
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every day this year, Alice Sweeney and
Richard Allen every day but one. These
schools have sold sis5ss worth Of Thrift
stamps thus far.--The proceeds Of the
Red Cross entertainment and dance were
about $s0-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car
penter, Of Burlington. were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perley irish and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Irish.-Recent grad =
yates from college in Corvallis. Oregon.
were Phila Hall and Homer Grow. The
latter will enter military service soon.--
Leo Emery. a former resident of West
ford, has recently been decorated for
valiant services In France.-Owing to the
severe rain Sunday. the mass meeting In
the interest of the w. 8. s. campaign was
postponed
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ESSEX JUNCTION

The War Savings Stamp mass meeting
held here Sunday afternoon was well
attended. considering the unpleasa nt
weather, owing to which the meeting
was held in the parish house instead Of
on the lawn Is planned. o. S. Nichols
chairman Of the town committee, presid-
ed Thomas Quincy, chairman of the
county committee, was present and in
troduced Warren r. Austin, who spoke
,or few minutes before the arrival Of
the speaker Of the meeting, Postma ster
James e. Burke Of Burlington. Music
was furnished by the 310th Cavalry band.
Miss d. Marion Thomas. assistant prin-
cieal in the Essex Junction senior high
school for the last year, has been ap.
pointed supervisor of physical education
for the Montpelier schools.
The parish house Is open for the soldiers
from six TO ten o'clock and Saturday aft
ernoons and evenings. Here the men may
spend their time In bowling. pool, and
other games and reading and writing.
Miss S. Eldora Hodges. a former teach .
er here. but for some years connected with
the Burlington schools, has accepted a po-
sition on the teaching staff of the junior
nigh school In Springfield. Mass.
o. G.. Carpenter and family moved
Tuesday to the Harry Aver farm in Essex
The Misses Glee and Ruby Carpenter
who have taken large part in the activi.
ties of the young people will be much
missed.
Gordon Wheatley has resigned his posi-.
ton at at johnson & Sons girls,
mill and expects to leave for C:-np De-
vens Friday.
Rudolph Hunt, formerly of this place
who has been in the Great Lakes train
ing camp at Waukegan. Mich. was on'
OF the % picked men sent to Pensacola
Fla. to learn flying and is now about I,
20 TO the coast of France. He has heei
in Philadelphia for short time
Loomis Slater has gone to Lake Dun
more, where he has a position in tn,
hotel for the summer.
Rupert Baxter OF Bath Me-, who ha
been here on business In connection will
the Baxter Bros. canning factory. ha
returned home.
Gordon Wheatley and Fred Disorda
who were to 60 to Camp pevens Friday
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"Patriotisn1," William A. Northwsy: es-
say. american Red Cross" Miss ETza-
beth II. Foss chorus, Lets Help the
Red Cross Now" Tied S. Barron) eighth
grade; presentation of diplomas, SuUsrn-
tendent George S. Wright: chorus, This
Star Spangled Banner" Crrancis Scott
Key; benedction, the Rev George F.
Fortier. Miss Dorothea G. Norce acted
as accompanied for the musical Numbers.
Mrs. Lila Dickinson) Wilson, wife Of 1
Oscar F. Wilson. died at her home in
Beaver, Fairfax. Tuesday evening at six
o'clock after lingering illness. Funeral
services will be held at the Methodist 4,
Episcopal Church in North Fairfax this
afternoon at two O'Clock and the burial
will be in North Fairfax. Mrs. Wilson /
is survived by her husband one daugh-
ter. Eva: one son, william: and by her I
father, Byron Dickinson OF sheldon also /"
by five sisters and two brothers.
At a meeting of the board Of school I
commissioners held Tuesday evening the,
| teachers committee reported the appoint.-
ment and acceptance of the following
corps Of teachers for the year 1852:
High school: II. B. Dickinson. princip al;
| Miss Alberta L. Beeman vice-princirai:
| Miss Wenona l.. Shattuck, Latin and
| German: Miss Beatrice Scott English:
Miss l.. Cassandra Aldrich, English and
history; Miss Lillian NJ. Gormley, look
keeping; Miss Elsie Northrup, stenog.
raphy and typewriting; Miss Carolyn
Bell. French; Miss Madaline n. Taylor,
science. Barlow street: Miss Ella Foster.
principal: Miss Charlotte Kennedy grade
8; Miss Ruth L. Wood. grade 8. Elm,
street: Miss Clara Bliss, grade Il: Miss:
Theresa Sullivan. Grade 3; Miss NJ. Mu-4
REL BoaS. grade 8: Mrs. Katherine r.,
McQueeney, principal of grades 4 and s.,
Fairfield street: Miss Aura ". Barnes
principal; Miss Ellen Dee. grade 2: Miss
Mabel McGinn grade s; Miss Elizabeth
Rooney. grade 8; Mrs. Della T. Water
man. grade 6; Mrs. Gladys l.. McGinnis.
grade O.; Miss Elizabeth White. grade Z:
Miss Myrtle Spaulding. Messenger street:
Miss Jessie L. D. Percival. principal and
grade 1; Miss Hazel NJ Parmelee. grade 4
?; Miss Jessie Warner. grade 3; Mis3t
| Beatrice O'Brien, grade 4.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Mollie Meikle and Miss Robinson
returned to Canada after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Edward Ransom.
They were accompanied by Miss Maysie
Ransom.-Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott Beach,
of Burlington were in town for the week
end.-F. c. York. of Barre. Is spending
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Martha
whitney. who Is seriously in.-C. II. Ids.
of Grantsn. Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Ide. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson.
of stockholm, n. T.. were at I. L. Thomp-
sons on Friday.-F. G. Pease r. A. stiles
and Mrs. X. B. Isham attended the
Grange meeting, held In Burlington. Sat
urday evening.-Mrs. s. H. Barnum went
last week to Groton, Conn, to visit her
son, Or. Charles Barnum. and daughter,
Alice.-Miss Helen Hyde, of Royalton. IL
spending a few days at E. II. Smiths
If the weather is pleasant Thursday the
children Of the Sunday school will hold
a picnic on Roberts's island.
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RICHMOND

Tuesday evening, June 49, the pupils
Of the Richmond high school gavs a read
ing At the high school hall. Patriotic
selections were given by the Misses
Beatrice shand. Ruth Wilbur, Louise
Morgan and by Msssrs. Herbert Goodrich
and Lyman Ballard. These were followed
by a presentation Of scene from THE
Merchant OF Venice" in costume. by
Louis Charland as Duke; Frank Canton
as Antonio; Glen Sadlier as Bassanio:
Donald Cannon as Gratiano; Harold
French as Shylock; Miss Madalipe Miller
as Nerssa. and Miss Ida Tomlinson as
Portia. Miss Dorothy Ellis gave a
synopsis of the play with its characters.
piano duets were given by the Misses
Hilton. Whalon and French. The grad
uating exercises of the high school were
held in the high school hall Thursday eve
ming. the following program being given:
Music, orchestra; invocation, the Rev. G..
n. Tracy; music. orchestra; essay with
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weeks at her home.-Dr. and Mrs. q. M.
Russell Of Massina. N. Y. who have been
visiting relatives in town, returned homo
Wednesday. Floyd Tucker had the mis-
fortune to break the bones In his hand
while handling lumber recently.
liam Carpenter has returned from Mas
sachusetts. where he has been employed
in an ammunition plant
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WESTFORD

Graduating exercises from the gram
mar grades in town took place at the
town hall Friday afternoon. The grad
yates were Wilma McLane and Joyce
stearns Of the Brooksids school, Elisa
beth Clark Of the King school. Wales
irish OF Cloverdale. Ellis Jaques Of Os-
good Hill. Roy Hardy Of the South school
and Norman White and Clyde Drink
wine OF the village school. In the village
primary school Thelma Anterior, Bea-
trice Grow. Lillian Howard, Elizabeth
Paige, Weston Garrow. Lee Irish and
Howard White have been present every
day this term. Beatrice Grow and How
ard White have been present every day
this year. In the grammar department
Richard Allen. Clifford Drinkwine, Carl
Macomber. Francis Macomber. Carl
Perry, Clara Clark. Charlotte Grow, Alice
Sweeney and Rena White were present
every day this term. Mildred Irish lost
only one-haif day. and Laura Witherwax
Jennie Gabaree and Leslie Perry only one
day Rsna White. Francis MacombeI
and Charlotte Grow have been present
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. Floyd Sanderson attended the
graduating exercises at the B. N. s. last
Friday-The Red Cross ladies met with
Mrs. Kate Sanderson last week.-There
will be a lawn party at Isaac Towards
Thursday night for the beneft of the Red
Cross. The Clark Memorial band will fur
nsh music.-Miss Esther Chaplin has re-
turned from a weeks visit in Stowe.-Mrs
Harry Costello is slowly gaining from her
recent operation at the Sherwood sani-
tarium in st. Adams.
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MILTON.

A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Alyce Lyman Saturday,
when her youngest daughter. Jennie
Phcbe. became the bride Of Earle Nelson
Styles Of Burlington. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Cashmere
Of Underhill The wedding march was
rendered by Miss Clara Styles. sister
Of the groom. Only the immediate fam
lily Of the bride and groom were present.
The rooms we're decorated with roses and
ferns. The bride was attired in a Picking
blue gabardine travelling suit with hat to
match and carried a bouquet Of bride
roses. The couple were unattended. Fol
lowing the ceremony buffet luncheon
was served by the Misses Ada Benedict
of Underhill and Ethel Wells Of Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. Styles left by automobile
en- route for Boston and other points in
Massachusetts; and upon their return will
reside at 272 Pearl street. The numerous
and costly gifts testify to the high esteem
in which both young people arc held. The
brides bouquet was caught by her sister.
Miss Harriet Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy
and Mr.. and Mrs. wv. F.. Flynn of
Alburg have returned from an auto
mobile trip through the White Noun.
tains, down the coast Of Maine and to
Portsmouth, n. H.-Mrs. Medric Lovely
and little son Of Aver, Mass, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Gotta
Miss Helen Robinson has returned for
the summer vacation from her school
in Castleton.-Miss Ellen Wayne. teacher
of history In the Bellows Falls schools
Is at her fathers L. Wayne, for her va
cation.-Dora Peltier has gone to Lowell
where she has position.
Morning worship Sunday at 10:45 al
the Methodist Church. subject The
Exchanging Christ" Sunday school al
noon. The pastors subject in the
evening will be Bible History"
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WILLISTCN

There will be an informal social and
reception in the Methodist Church tonight
for the men who are going from town to
take their places in the new national
army. Friends and others interested will
be welcome 10 this gatherng.-The Rev.
C. c. Merrill will be present at the Con-
gregational Church Thursday at 7:45 p. m.
Gordon Buck and daughter. Alice. Of
Plymouth. n. H., were guests of Mr..
Bucks sister, Mrs. Jane O'Brian. Satur-
day.-Miss Lottie Loggens is III with
unsatisfactory Lamson, r. F. d. mail
carrier. IL having a 10 days vacation
Charles Lunderville Is on the route as
subetitute.-Miss Burtise Phelps and her
sister, with two brothers, Murray and
Charles. Of Burlington. are guests of
their grandmother. Mrs. Jane Tilley. dur
Ing vacatien.-C. d. Warren continues
very ili.-Ns. LAtufppe has moved into
Lewis Milss's tenement house and will
work for the Wright brothers.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Bingham, Of Buffalo. n. Y,
is visiting his sister. Miss Lucia Stew
art.-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Welllnger
and family were guests OF Mrs. Lewis
Miles recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Warren and Mrs. A. o. Porter attended
the funeral of Mrs w. NJ. Goss, in Bur
lington, last week,