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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-02-02
FUNERAL OF TOMBSTONE
GIRL HELD TO-DAY

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Mr. and Mrs. C. W stark. was born
AZ Genoa Bluffs. Iowa. on the fifth day
of July. 1895. and died a, the home OF
her parents at Tombstone. Ariz.. on
The 25th day Of January. 1919 She
was educated in Wisconsin,, where she
vas considered an exceptionally
h-igh, and cons ciencious student.
-ratla;lng in 1914 from the sun Prai-
RE High school as valedictor!an OF her
class Her strict attention to her
studies had impaired her health and
in the fall OF 1914. Jeanette accom-
panied her eldest sister 10 California
hoping that the change nigh, be ben
efcial For scme time she seemed to
improve. bul during the winter OF
1915 and 1916. jeanette contracted
p.u-isy which resulted in vl!yular
ear; trouble In hores OF regaininS
her heath. in March 1916. she ac-
ccmpan:e3 her parents to Tombstone.
where she has since resided The
change and careful nursing proved
beneficial to her and for over a year
she was comparatively Will. but in
spite o; The Efficient help Of her ply
:! ian ami her parents and friends
,he -uccumbed after an Illness OF only
abcu, 20 hours
jeanette Mas q member Of the Con
-regat.onal church of which her
father j. pastor. having united with
The llGroh when only i years OF age.
AMI mas always taken an active Inter
., in il. various branches She was
member Of the Ph;lathea Sunday
SchoO. c.ass and president Of the
Christian Enieavor society At the
.4st annual election she was chosen
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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-02-02
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
ACTOR CONGRESS. APPROVED
lime 21 1o1O

JUNE 20, 1910.
L. S Land Office at Phoenix. Ari-
iona,
State Of Arizona
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
state Of Arizona has fled in this Of
ice its Grant Sc ection. applying to
select for the benefit CT Agricultural
and Mechanical Colleges. the follow
ing described lands:
s7i O4lO09: In T 15.S.. r 2i-E..
NWii NEi4. Section n
CAll G & 5 r Nj
During the FIVE weeks period Of pub
LEGATION OF this notice or any time
thereafter and before final approval
and certifcation. this Office will Re-
ce!ve protests or contests as to any
Of the tracts applied for and transmit
the same to the General Land Ofice,
Dated at Phoenix. Arizona. Decem-
Der Is. 1918.
J l.. IRWIN. Register
SCOTT WHITE. Receiver
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-02-02
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL TO
CALL SPECIAL SESSION

PHOENIX. Jan. IS sounding key
note OF urgency in Arizona's desire
for good roads. GOV. Thomas L Camp.
bell, sresking a, the opening o: the
good roads convention here today. de-
clared that he stood ready 20 summon
a special session of the legislature
and hold early bond elections 10 pro
iuce immediate results in the program
OF highways for the state. The gov
ernor stated that Arizona within So
days would face an imperative demand
for employment by 10000 idle men.
who. he declared. would be throwa
out of work BY the falling of OF cop
per production To fill this demand
he saw hope FOR relief in the imme.
date commencement; OF road building
Upwards o. -oo delegates gathered
o. The ore@.Gg c. the convention. and
win Dv;ehi b. Heard OF Phoenix.
president OF the Arizona Good Road
association. In the chair. completed
the machinery OF organization and lis
tened to addresses from Governor
Campbell. Z. : Wheeler. senior easi.
aeer o. the bureau of highways a;
Washington Father vabre OF Pres
colt. Z g. Long Of the forest service
and Julsa r E Sloan OF Phoenix
Wan. All Roads Posted
The signing Of roads was taken W
in a nth proposal which suggested
tia; the state make direc; appropria
ticn through the legislature 70 be DE-
voted 70 placing signboarIs on TIE
highway, Of Arizona.
Following the closing Of the morning
session CT he convention the dele
gates from The d,fereE, counties eau.
a1-ssl . nominate members for the
,hre mmi,tees, credentials. resolu.
ti9ns and permanent organization
:; the afternoon session the follow
ing committees were announced and
approved unanimously:
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-02-02

L. S Land Office at Phoenix. Ari-
iona,
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1919-02-02
l.. IRWIN, Register.

SCOTT WHITE. Receiver.
First puJ January ). 1919.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11
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BRAGG, Nicc-Prcsident;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-11

7 UI2C CAgYo
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08

among the farmers is where will we
get hands to help harvest"
Mrs. Aline Scott, teacher of the
card class at New Hope Sunday
school, presented little Zella Shaver
with a nice testament Sunday, as a
reward for good attendance and per-
feet lessons.
Earl Harrell spent Saturday night
with James Miller.
The singing at Mrs. NJ. A. John
ston's Sunday night was attended by
a large crowd.
The Grady school will close Friday
of this week. Miss Bonnie and Miss
Attic Shaver, who attend school at
Grady, are staying at the home Of
Rev. Crawford last week and this
while assisting in preparing pro
gram for Tuesday night.
A. W. Cameron ana Prof. J. A.
Conway and wife, were attending tc
business in Tucumcari the first Of the
week.
E. W. Leach made a trip to Clovis
Monday and Jess Leach came bach
with him.
Mrs. Sissie Boney is quite sick thii
week.
Baker Bros. of Clovis are visiting
these parts with view to insurini
the wheat crops. j. d. Cameron il
assisting them.
Rome Isler went to Chattanooga
Okla, last week, where he will visi
, for while with Rob Isler.
Mrs. Lena Hendrix has been stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix in tn
valley for the past week.
Phil Mote was freighting from Clio
Wis with j. 2. Isler's tractor the frs
Of the week.
| Because the farmers are very bus
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
BRYAN ITEMS

The wet weather continues. We
also have little hail every few days
but not enough to do any damage.
The Ranchvale school board met at
the home Of S. E. Hill on last Satur-
evening, May 3, and elected officers
as follows. Claud Byers, chairman;
s. E. Hill, Clerk; and Mr.. Davis other
member.
Farmers here are anxious for the
soil to dry enough that they may get
their crops planted.
c. NJ Steed, who has spent the win
ter in our community, is moving back
to his ranch near Fields.
Bill Pipkins recently drilled we'll
for our neighbor, Mr.. Wright. He
reached water so quickly, one had
hardly time to get thirsty.
Leslie Cooper writes he will be
back home from California some time
in June. He states that he will live
in Clovis a while after returning.
Mr.. Beach and A. A. Miller crossed
the draw last Wednesday and return
ed Thursday, bringing a shack with
them.
Rob Hyman is making things hap
pen on the Hall farm this spring. He
said he was going to begin planting
with two listers on Monday, but we
we guess 1t was too wet.
Mr.. Willis, our mail carrier, has
been delivering our mail from bug
gy, but we get it now earlier in the
day from a car.
The boys and girls of Ranchvale
school seem to be very much inter-
ested in club work from the way they
are buying pigs and other things for
the contests.
| W. c. Tharp Of Havener was out to
Bryan one day last week.
Mrs. Hill was visiting at the home
of Mrs. Mills a few days since.
| j. w. Finn, who now lives in Clovis
was out to his farm few days ago.
Many farmers are insuring their
wheat against loss by hail.
The pupils at Ranchvale school con-
template an interesting program at
the close Of school the last Of this
week.
I Mr.. and Mrs Hyman spent Sunday
at the Patton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Duke spent Eas.
ter Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Hy.
man.
We have had lots Of rain in thii
neighborhood. Wheat and oats are
looking fine.
People are wanting it to dry W
so they can plant. Some have plant
ed but will have to plant over.
Miss Ethel Mills beau came to sc,
her Sunday with his auto.
There has been some hail in thi
neighborhood.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
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CAMERON NEWS


Because Of rain and hail at her
home, Mrs. Hollis did not come to her
school at Borey last Friday.
Mr.. Luke Harmon died Monday
night. Cleveland johnson and T. W..
Davidson went to Clovis in the night
TO wire to his people in Arkansas,
and Tuesday morning Dallas Johnson
and Mr.. Harmon went to Clovis to
make arrangements for the funeral.
J. P. Dunn took two teams and
wagons to Clovis Friday with which
Walter Dunn moved to his farm here
Saturday.
Arnold Bunch and Lee Watkins
.bvuied lumber from San Jon the last
eof the week to build a house for Mr..
Watkins on his farm here.
l. N. Boney and Clifton Dunn
made business trip to Amarillo last
week. They drove thru in Mr..
.Buney's car.
Miss Alma Jennings gave an in.
tereSting program Friday night al
Blair, which was at the close of hel
school at that place. A large CROWD
attended.
The wheat is growing very fast
Several fields are more than 18 inches
high, and much talked Of question
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
OUR LOCATION

450 feet Southwest of Munger
Flowing Well.
500 feet South of Park Pool
Well.
$500 feet Northeast of Kemp
Munger-Allen Deep test.
Half mile West of Black Dia-
mond Well.
One and half miles North
west of Quadruple Wells.
Two miles West of Watkins
Wells.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
HAvENER ITEMS
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School closed last Friday. The
children were given treat Of ice
cream by their teachers in the after
noon. A nice program was given by.
the pupils in the evening, and much
enjoyed by the large crowd which at
tended. On Saturday night a play,
1.-THE Sweet Girl Graduate" was
given BY the young people, which was
attended by a large and appreciative
crowd.
The postoffee building was moved
last week from Mr.. Winn's place
back to Havener, and attached to the
new grocery store. Mr.. Mickey has
been appointed postmaster.
Miss Ashby, our primary teacher,
left Monday morning for her home at
Floco, Texas.
Mr. Edgar Dowell Of Pasadena,
Texas, is visiting the Mitchell family.
Water melon planting time is here
again. The season is most favorable
and with a little work we should all
have fine melons next fall.
Dewey Eshleman and sister, Miss
Bessie, were here visiting their broth
er Henry and wife, over Sunday and
attending the closing exercises of the
school,
Dairy Winn left week ago for
Kansas, where he goes to work for a
telegraph company.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
MEN BEHIND THIS COMPANY

Mr. w. r. Ferguson, Trustee, is pres
ident of the Wichita State Bank; Mr.
w. w. Gardner, President, is cashier of
the Wichita State Bank; Mr.. William j.
Goodwin, Vice President, is president
of the Texas Leasing Company; Mr.. A.
w. Young, Secretary, is a member of
Fort Worth Brokerage firm of Cambron
4 Young; +. Christian, Director, is
president of the Sunshine Surety Oil
Company; Lee p. Mansfield, Director,
is director of the Sunshine Surety Oil
Company.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
EARN Big MONEY

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The Clovis news., 1919-05-08

On all your building requirements
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The Clovis news., 1919-05-08
DRILLING

will be started as soon as sufficient
stock is sold, and will be pushed for
ward with all possible speed.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08

planting their crops, there was not .
very large attendance at the ball
game at Boney's store Saturday.
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08

Try 0gg 4 Boss hot cakes and
homemade sausage. 38-tfc
The Clovis news., 1919-05-08

Job Printing at the News Office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
Caledonia County
HARDWICK

Alexander Nc civilians was injured quite
badly Friday by being thrown from a
wagon in Byron Munn's yard Friday.
The little boy was caught i'm the wheel
and 1t was necessary to remove it from the
wagon before the boy could be removed
from the wheel. His face was severely
bruised and he received IA badly spraned
ankle.-Miss Matte Wakefield of Fair
Haven was in town Thursday
Hanford who has been working In Derry.
N. r., returned home Friday. Laura
Wheeler went to Bellows Falls where she
VIII teach.-Charles Clifford of Chelsea
was In town Thursday Agnes
Traynor has gone to Planfield to teach
school.-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larabee are
visiting I'm West Burke.-George II. Nc
Leod was In Brandon part of last week
MISS Alice Dutton has gone to Massa-
chusett to teach.--Roy Warren of st.
Adams was In town the first of the week,
MIR, and Mrs. r. L. Blake of Swanton
nave been visitors in town.--Mr, and Mrs,
{. I, Pierce were In Bellows Falls Satur-
day and Sunday.-Miss Margaret Munro
OF Quimby, Mass, has been visiting
friends In town.-Miss Lillian Merriam re-
turned Monday from "A months vacation
az her home In Parsboro. ~ S-Munro
sylvester returned Saturday from Bris-
toi' Conn, where he spent the summer
MISS Gertrude Lawson of Toledo Ohio,
mas been visiting in town.-Miss Bessie
Heddes of Princeton, n. j., il visiting
relatives and friends here.-fienry Cur
RE- VINO recently bought the Cobb prop
erty on High street. is making repairs
on the same
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
UNDERHIL.I,

on September second at eight o'cl,
a very pretty wedding was solemnzed
tho home of Mrs -. w Knight of Riv
side, when her only daughter, Hazel +.
was united in marriage to Russell a.
Buskirk of Newark. y. J., the Rev. v
liam Cashmere officiating. Owing to
recent death Of the brides father
wedding was a quiet one. only near re-
tives and a few intimate friends DE
present. The birdie was becomin
gowned in embroidered white george
crepe, carrying a shower bouquet
brides roses and sweet peas. The no
was simply decorated with pink and wi
asters and maiden hair ferns. Follow
the wedding ceremony light rcfrcshme
were served. The bride is a graduate
the University of Vermont and for so
years has been a teacher in the high sch
at Arlington. y. j. Mr. Van Busllirll
member of the firm of The Record I
Manufacturing company of Newark.
j.. where they will make their fut'
home. The guests from out Of to
were: Mr. and Mrs. f A. Knight, Chi
go, III; Mr. and Mrs T.. II. Martin r
lington; Mr., and Mrs, Chester Hat
Brandon and Miss Maude Thomas
Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
BRISTOL

Mr.. and Mrs. h. c. Babcock have re-
turned from Long Pont-Miss Sadie
Simonson is visiting in Rutland.-Dr. and
Point.-Miss Ruby j. Smith of Colebrook
\. H., has resumed her duties as prin-
cipal of the teacher training department
of the high school.--Mrs. II. W. Gould has
gone to Albany. where she has posi-
ton as instructor in the Albany Teachers
College. Her children, Charts and Richard
viii enter school in Albany.
Miss Marion, oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs, +. +. Smith. and Clyde Sumner
were married in Hartford. August q.
Mr. and Mrs. John -. Martin were
called to Bowling Green. KY, Saturday
by the critical illness of Mr.. Martins
mother.-MelwOod Shepard has returned
from overseas and Is at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Shepard -
Weston r. Trudo, who broke his leg
cranhing car some time ago and has
been in the Mary Fletcher hospital ever
since for care and treatment, had the
bones reset Tuesday.-Dr. and Mrs.
W. Il. Morgan returned from Boston
Monday, where the doctor had been 10
attend dental convention. While there
the doctor took a course in ost-graduate
work.-Mrs. f., c. Klbourn has returned
from Barre, where she had been caring
tor her daughter Mrs. Caspar X Jones
Mrs. Jones returned with her.-Mrs. r. b.
Hughes underwent an operation Mt the
Mary Fletcher hospital Wednesday for
pOitrp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
ADDISON

stella Cross left Saturday for For
estdale. whore she is to teach the conn
ing year in Il graded school-Gertrude
warner left Monday for Northfield.
Mass. where she will attend school
the coming year.--Mr. and Mrs. John
THOMAS have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home
Gladys Palmer has gone to Middle
bury to school.-Grand View Grange
held meeting Friday evening in
charge of Ceres, Pomona and Flora
One of the members Kennel IA
Harris, who has lately been dis
charged from the navy gave an ac-
count of his trip which was very in
teresting to all-Sevcral from here
went to Rutland fair last week.
Gladys Minnette of Ferrisburg, who
is teaching in Panton, was an over
sunday guest of Cora Barber-Mrs
W. W. Clark and Doris have returned
from their visit to Mrs Hilton in Con-
necticut.--Mrs MARY Willmarth Rob-
inson of Ludlow is visiting her broth
err and family and calling on old
friends,-The schools opened Monday
Mrs. Amos Bodette has returned
from weeks stay in Burlington
with her parents,-I1dorick Bodette.
who is in the hospital is gaining His
wife is staying in Burlington Her.
rick Spencer has gone to Albany TO
take a course in the Albany Business
College.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
SHELBURNE

Miss Bessie Kelley, who has been visit
ing at j. j. Colamer's for few days
left yesterday for her home in Ottawa
Canada.-Mrs. Sophia Harmon has gone
to Washington, D. c., to pass the winter
with her daughter Mrs. John Johnson
Miss Florence Minall has returned home
and attending Burlington high school,
Miss Helen Taylor Is teaching school In
Enosburg. Miss Mary Tracy has returned
TO New York city.-Miles Colt broke his
right arm while cranking his fathers
car Friday night. He is doing well-Mr
and Mrs. Ernest Gabree entertained over
Sunday Edger Gabree, Bert Scott of
Georgia and Mr. and Mrs. Sherry Gabreo
of Burlington,-MissJ Jennie Thompson is
visiting friends in Addison.-Mrs. Minnie
Russell and Mrs. Walter White are OH "A
trip through the West visiting friends in
Minnesota and observation-disclosures Barney
and Mr.. Corcoran of Norwich, n. Y,
have rented the Carrie White house Mr.
Corcoran will manage the new creamery.
Mr., Fonda of Texas is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Emerson Palmer.-Miss Mary Hof-
fecker of Woodstock, n. Y, is "A guest of
Miss Annie Brush
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
LINCOLN

Two large hay and cattle barns be-
longing to Daniel Hammer. and located
in the north part of the town, were to-
tally destroyed by fire Monday after
noon as result OF being struck by
lightning. Besides the loss on the
barns, which accommodated over As
head of cattle. hay to the amount of
10 tons was destroyed. Insurance TO
the amount of $3.50 was carried on
the property. Only by heroic efforts
of neighbors were the horse barn and
dwelling house savcd--At about 10
o'clock Monday evening, following cleo
trical storms of the afternoon and early
evening. lightning struck a large hay
and cattle barn of Miles Booska. in the
west part of the town and the barn
and contents were totally destroyed by
fire.
The remains of Mrs Cora Palmer,
who died in Bristol Saturday morn
ing, were brought here for burial Tues
day. Mrs. Palmer was widow of
Daniel Palmer, and a former resident
of the town-Clayton Narney of Fra
minghan. Mass, is passing few days
with his family at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Narney.
The Rev. A. Dexter has joined his
wife and family in Utica, n. Y, where
they have been passing several weeks
at the home of her parents.
julius Lathrop has sold his farm, for
merly known as the Edward Geary farm.
to Edward King and wife of Middlebury,
who have taken possession of same
Julius Lathrop has moved to the John
f.. Masterson house in South Lincoln,
which was recently purchased of Peter
MISUNDERSTANDING of the Ladies Aid
and Industrial societies have been re-
sumed after an jntermission of two sum
mer months-Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Page
of East Middlebury were in town Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. h. NJ. Tucker and
Edwin Hill spent the weekend with
friends in Springfield-Nrs f. {. Chap
man went Saturday to Warren. where she
VIII spend several days visiting friends
Mrs Flora Clark has returned from sew
eral weeks stay in the north part of
the State.--A community social Is being
planned for the first of October
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
JERICHO

Mrs. NJ j. Bissonett. who has I'D
making her home with her daughter, NJ
Harvey Horner. Of East Burke, came
her home here to spend her s0th birthtl
among old friends. About 81 friends Il
neighbors gathered a her home THU
day afternoon. The time was spent
visiting and reviewing old times II
cream and cake was served She rece|
ed many tokens of love and esteem. af|
which all took their departure wish
her many happy returns of the day. Il
party was a complete surprise to HI
Those from out of town We're the vi
and Mrs. A. II. Sturges. of Underh|
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. a. Sinclair. of Esd
Junction; her daughter. Mrs. NJ. +. N
Mahon, of Waterbury,; granddaughtl
Miss Lauta Mead. who is in training
the Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlingtd
Mrs. Bissonett. daughter and husbat
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey r. Horner and
and Mrs Ira VI. Hunter, of East Burt
Miss lila Brigham. who has been vid
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Wall
Wardlaw at ST. Adams. has return
home, accompanied by her niece, Md
Wardaw Mr. and Mrs. Peter Finn Il
tied at the home OF Mr. and Mrs .IoI
Root. at Poker Hin, Sunday.-Bert Boo|
who is in a serious condition with rh 4
matism. was taken to the Mary FletcH
hospital Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harm
Horner and daughter. and Mrs NJ.
Bssonett returned to their home in I'd
Burke Friday.-Mrs. NJ f.. Mcmahon
turned to her home in Waterbury RI
day.-Mr, and Mrs. Max Buzzell Edyd
NJ. Perry and Belle X. Parsons were
Cambridge Saturday elizabeth Krew|
who has been spending the summer
Camp Rich. has returned. Louis krew|
who was kicked by a horse quite bs d
recently. is able to be out.-Mr and MI
John f. Krewet are preparing to lea|
for their home in Mamaraneck, y.
soon.
Buell. S. Martin Of Jericho died Frid
morning. aged - years. The funeral vi
held at the Baptist Church on SD
day afternoon at two O'Clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
VERGENNES

Ameda II. Twitchell, wife of the late
Myron T. Bristol, at her home on Green
street Tuesday morning at four O'Clock,
She was the daughter of Clark and Cath
crime tTaylor) Twitchell, and was born
In Weybridge December 81, 1Si7. At the
age of three, when her mothers health
failed, she went to live with her uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Car
penter, in Addison, where her remaining
early years were spent She was educated
- at the Vergennes high school. and on
ID April 20, 1868. married Myron r, Bristol
and all her life since had been spent
+ in Vergennes. Mrs. Bristol was a woman
Of sterling worth. a member of the Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church, a charter member Of
Seth Warner Chapter, y. A. r.. the AS
You Like 1t" club. and the Village I'm
provement society In these, as well as
the Surgical Dressing society and the
Red Cross, she was a faithful worker.
she leaves four children, Mrs. II. c.
Herrick of this city, the Misses Ada and
Jennie Bristol of MIDI ebury, and DR..
b. NJ. Bristol of Cohasset and Boston.
Mass, The funeral will he held from her
late home this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, During the electric storm of
Monday afternoon the barn of Dwight
Sears of Ferrisburg was struck by
lightning, killing one horse and knock
- ing down Ave others. one of which was
60 badly shocked that 1t is thought to be
worthless, The cottages of DR.. J. b,
Powers and w. II. Bristol were struck
also by lightning and slightly damaged
Miss Maria Boucher, who has been visit
Ing MI and Mrs Dustin NJ, Barrows has