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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs. II. a. Hawley and Mrs. Lynn
Tracy were Burlington visitors satur.
day.--Miss Georgia Bailey. of Cambridge,
was an overSunday visitor Of p. S. Cur
tis-Mr. and Mrs. Grover Smith and
daughter were in Watervlle Sunday
Mrs. Blanche Roberts came home from
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. \. +. Rous-
seau and son. Frank, returned from Bur-
lington Saturday evening, leaving Mr..
Rousseau at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tal.-The listers are taking their annual
round of tax lists.-Miss Barker has been
in town sewing for Mrs. Elsie Smith the
past week.-The remains of Clarence Mon
tague were brought here from Hardwick
Friday and taken to Fletcher for burial.
Mr.. Montague was a former resident of
| this place.-Frank Rousseau went to Bur-
iington Monday for short visit
The farce under the direction OF Miss
Hathaway will be given at the meeting
| of the Grange April 22.-Miss Cassie Hoyt
was at her home here over the week.
| end.-The high school scholars are re-
hearsing for a musical comedy to be
given soon.
Mrs. A. f. Rousseau went to Burling-
ton Friday evening. called there by the
| illness Of Mr. Rousseau, who was taken
i'll there last week Monday and who
went to the hospital Saturday for treat
, ment She was accompanied by their
son, Corp. Frank Rousseau. who return
ed home that evening. having been
honorably discharged from the U. S.
army in overseas duty.-Wallis Bourbo
spent last week at 1.-THE Hemlocks."-
Miss Hazeltine was called to her homo
in Essex Thursday morning by the seri-
nf her n m m
Scott has pneumonia following the
Observation-Disclosures Vincent Tucker has
been suffering with an abscess gathering
in his head.-Owing to the heavy storm.
William Stroud did not begin his work ut
! Hawley Brothers store until Thursday
morning Mrs. Robert Stafford OF Cam
bridge has been caring for her mother,
Mrs w. S. Scotia rehearsal was held
Friday evening for the Grange play.
! Miss Hathaway is in chargc.-William
Steinhour accidentally fell into the tank
of water at the pail shop that is used to
soak the Ice and dirt off the logs Thurs
day. Fortunately for him the place where
| he fell from was not near the steam pipe
so the water was not hot enough TO
scald.
Zeno Knecland is moving to his place
at the turn table.-SeveraI from TINS
place were in Burlington, Monday. for
the Alma Gluck. concert.-The movies
will reopen up at the town hall Saturday
evening, with the picture the Lure OF
Luxury" followed by dancing at starts
hall.-Willis Davidson is very Ill at MS
home at James Burns.-Mrs. Greta morse
returned from Burlington Tuesday even
ing-Howard Burbo was here from Bur
lington, Tuesday. There was good at
tendance at Grange Tuesday evening
and an interesting program given Ihe
following one has been arranged TOR the
meeting Of April 22 Roll call, response
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WESTFIELD.

Miss Eva Gllpin Of Barton spent the
weekend with her father, Judge Gilpin
There was n large attendance at the
Ladies' Aid society meeting held with
Mrs. James Martin, who unfortunately
was taken suddenly and seriously Ill.
The doctor thinks she may be up in two
or three weeks.--With their customary
generous hospitality. Mr.. and Mira Erwin
Clark gave a general sugaring off last
Saturday which was attended by nearly
75 The sugar was the finest quality that
could be made. Sugar in general is
especially good this year.-Mr. Smith of
St. Johnsbury was weekend guest Of
his classmate. Louis Bell.-Mr and Mrs
John Remission and son Of Lowellton,
Me-, were guests OF their grandfather,
Dudley Traver. two days last week.--Mr
and Mrs. Maurice Gray returned Satur-
day from spending 10 days with their
parents at Waterbury and Johnson
Mrs. Dayton Harding spent two days last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Harding
Of Lowell.-J. E. Berry expects to move
to Newport this week.
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Grout spent a
few days In Boston last week.--The New
port House has been sold to Mr.. Bowen.
OF Canada. This hotel has catered to the
travelling public for nearly a half CEN
tury.-L. F. Kay has sold his home and
will move to the c. F. Davis house on
Third street.-The Misses Alice Abbott.
Christine Blanchard and Ruth Blodgett
returned to Northampton, Mass. Mon
day after a short vacation.-bIrs. Hat
tie Pearl and son, Leonard. Of Johnson.
are visiting At James Mason's on Sum
mer street.--Mrs. Delos Buck and little
son have returned to Boston after a short
visit at her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Bigeiow.-Harry Edwards. Of Detroit,
Mich. is with his father, the Rev. l.. A.
Edwards. He sang in the Congregational
Church morning and evening in his usual
pleasing way.-I. f. Cleland. Of the Can
adian customs service. spent the week end
at his home in Brockville, Ont
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FREE PRESS AND TINES: THURSDAY

nngton to resume her studies at the
University of Vermont. -Representative
u IT, austin was called home from Mont
pener Friday by the death or his father
in-iaw' Edward Maun.-The Rev. E. b.
harris was called home from conference
saturday to officiate at Mrs. W. w
uauV'ns funeral. He returned to st
Aioans mat evening. Mrs. Best is visit
ing IN st. Albans.-James Brown and
Iam'iS or st. Adams visited Mr.. and
MIS- clyde Carr last week.-Word has
oeen received by Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
behhe't that their son, Thomas, who has
oeen doing service in France for the
past year. has returned to Camp Devens
ana expects soon to be at home.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Olive Corse is ill.--Homer Irish,
the l9-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
irish. died at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Friday, where he underwent an opera
lion about a week ago. The funeral was
held at his home here Monday, with
burial at Underhil.--The Rev. A. II.
Sturgis of Underhill was in town Monday
to offcate at the funeral of Homer Irish.
A. II. Hooper was a business visitor
In Burlington recentH.-Henry Coolm Of
Camp Devens spent the weekend at his
home here.-The little child of Mr. and
Mrs. Bessett has been ill.-Thc remains
Of Clarence Montague of Hardwick were
brought here for burial Friday.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The services at Calvary Church Sum-
day will be in the afternoon at 2:S0.
Coadjutor Bishop Bliss Of Burlingtan
will be present.--Mrs L. f. Young is
passing few days in Enosburg Falls
Preston Sykes. who has been i'll for sew
eral months, died Monday night. He is
survived by his wife and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Moffatt and the Misses Blanche
and Grace Sykes.--The monthly meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society was held
Tuesday. Supper was served.-Miss
Helena Carpenter of Enosburg Falls
passed the weekend at the home OF
w. S. Rublee.--Nfrs. Moffatt of Lost
Nation was called here Monday by the
serious illness and death Of her father
Preston Sykes.-Mrs. w. H. Ysw of
Enosburg Falls has been caring for Mr.
and Mrs. o. s. Moffatt, who have been
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GRAND ISLE

The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the Grange hall to-day for dinner. Mrs.
HaEen, Mrs. MCGOWAN and Mrs. Haynes
will act as MISUNDERSTANDING Parizo had
the misfortune to lose one OF his horses
recently.--Joseph LaMott. Sr., is quite
seriously i'll, having suffered a shock
Marjorie MCGOWAN has completed her
studies at the Business College and is a,
home.--The whist party for the benefi,
OF the library was well attended.-The
small child Of Lewis Bushway is serious.
y i'll with pneumonia.
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LOWELL

The Rev. and Mrs. r. f. Green attend
ed the Methodist Conference at st.
Adams. last week.--Albion Stebbins Of St.
Adams was in town few days last week
on business.-W. A. Blake has sold the
farm recently purchased OF George
o Stout TO Joseph Jacobs and Sons.-Mrs.
J. s. Brahana was called to Troy, Fri
day. by the serious illness of her grand
son. Roger Wursthorne-- Dayton
Harding of westfield visited her aunt
Miss Nellie Harding. Friday and Satur-
day.-The Hon. NJ. NJ. Taplin ana G. s.
Skinner Of Orleans were business callers
in town, Saturday.-V. NJ. Parker is
seriously il.--At a special meeting.
Saturday. called to see IL the town would
vote to AZ a Nat rate for the taxation Of
the Valley Lumber Co.. the article was
passed over. Also article second about
the taxation Of the Valley Lumber Co.
D. F.. Burgess was elected town agent in
place of B. W. Stannard resigned
James Collins, aged s6 years. died Fri
day, April L. at his home Of old age. He
had been gradually failing for the past
two years and has been confined to his
room since early fall. Mr.. Collins has
been a resident of this town for about
S. years. He is survived by his wife and
one son, W. J. Collins. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon from his late
home. the Rev. w. A. Warner of Barton
officiating Mrs L. 3. Wellman Of New
port was called here the first OF tho
week by the serious illness OF her father,
v. NJ. Parker.A. J. Blake visited rela-
tives in Troy last week returning Satur-
day.-Mr and Mrs. Parkman Stewart are
the parents OF daughter, born April l..
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CAMBRIDGE

II. A Smalley of Morrisvilie, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Butler
Mrs. 4. Fl. Lineleu, Mrs Rex Gates and
Mrs. II. NJ. Gray and Marcella Perry,
were in Burlington Monday evening
to attend the Alma Gluck concert
Mrs. Linus Leavens was a visitor in
burlington Monday.-Charles McCuin
Of Randolph is visiting his son, John
McCuin.-F. &. Boyden and w. II. Burns
were visitors in Burlington Tuesday,
Miss Laurette Gates was visitor in
Burlington Saturday-W. II. Gould has
returned from conference. He has re-
turned here for another year-Henry
Rowley of Shelburne and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Rowley have been guests Of Mr.
and Mrs a, d. Cutting.---Mr and Mrs
Donald Leavens of Rutland came We'd
nesday evening to visit relatives in
town.-Vernon Torrance of New York,
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. Gates
He has just arrived from overseas and
received his discharge at Camp Dix last
week.-A. d. Cutting was business
in Burlington Wednesday--MissO Olive
Bennett returned Monday from sew
eral days stay at her home in Dam
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BENSON

AT the communication of Acacia
Lodge No. 81 +. and A. NJ. last Tuesday.
the following officers were elected. w.
NJ. David L. Barber, jr; S. W., william
B. Walker. J. W., s. w. Brown: treas
urer. d. Il. Bildon; secretary, E. A..
Gibbs; S. D., Harvey A. Hulett: j. D.,
Leslie Carey; S. s., NJ B. Walker; j. S.,
Il. n. Sherman; chaplin. DIR. Joseph T..
Newton; tyler, William hiier.-Gerard
Parsons Of the Mt, View stock farm.
Is critically Ill in New York hospital.
Albert Coats. for Is years n lineman
for the New England Telephone COM
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HYDE PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hulburd attended
the funeral OF their brothcr-in-law. f. A.
Mann. at Watcrville, Monday.-Several
from here attended the Gluck concert at
Burlington, Monday.-E. 4. Silsby of
Washington is in town for few weeks.
Charles Slavery Of West Haven, Conn,
was an over Sunday visitor in town.
Miss Alice Tyndall returned to her school
duties at Waterbury. Friday.-Miss Lucy
Kinney Of Burlington spent few days
here with her mother. Mrs. Kinney, re-
cently.-Miss Leila Collins has returned
to Burlington. Calkins OF Berlin,
n. H., has been in town the past few
days.-Harry Mason has gone to Barre
to work.-The Harry Mason place on
Church street has been sold to Frank
Mner.-Herbert Christie transacted bust
ness at Newport this week.-Mr and
Mrs. Huntress. who have been in town
the past few weeks. have returned to
their home in Charlottesville Rt. Rev. G.
Y. Bliss will hold an Episcopal service
here Friday evening.-Lincoln' Griswold
has been summoned to Newport News by
the critical illness OF his son, john AT
the annual village meeting Tuesday
evening, w. d. Strong was elected
PRESIDENT Tracy Badger, clerk: d. n.
Scribner. trustee: John Miner. water and
light commissioner; Thomas Finnegan,
treasurer. Tax voted. 80 cents and 500
for permanent street work, this amount
to be added to the tax. The total indebt-
edness Of the village is s4s.4623s a reduc-
ton of s1.372.62 from last year. The mat
ter of extending the electric line to the
north village was discussed and a com.
mittee was appointed to confer with that
place and report at an adjourned meet.
ing to be held April o.
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CRAFTSBURY

George Merrill. an aged and respected
citizen. died last Thursday. at his home
The funeral was held Sunday at his home
the Rev. c. d. Pierce officiating. Inteer-
ment was made in the family lot near his
home. He leaves three sons and two
grandchildren, Charles of Southern Flor
ida, Wallace on the home farm and Hardy
Of the United States navy, who. was dis
charged from military service a few
months ago. Mr.. Merrill was born and al
ways lived in this town and was IS years
and nine months old. A large congrega-
ton gathered at the funeral and the flow
ers were bcautiful.--The Green Mountain
Fish club combined a business meeting
and an entertainment at the home of the
president. G. c. Conant, Friday evening.
In the absence of the president, Ellis Moo
die. Linwood Dill took the chair when
die Linwood Dill took the chair. when
plans and business for the next meeting
were discussed and some arrangements
about club dues, ETC.. were made.-A social
hour was enjoyed and observation-disclosures
served by the hostess. Mrs. Conant.-Mary
Spaulding. who returned from Boston last
week. Is stopping with her cousin. El
mer Bailey.-Mr. and Mrs. George Ather-
ton from the branch were guests of her
parents, MT anu NAISs Nuattco iNuyci
Wednesday. Leon Wilson, lately from
France. called on friends in this town last
week, returning to Rochester Friday
Mr.. Brace returned from the hospital in
st. Johnsbury Thursday, much improved.
Henry Smith left Saturday for a short
business trip In Boston.-Mrs. Bessie
Thornbury from Walthan, Mass. was
I'm town for her grandfather's funeral.--
Mrs. Robert Calderwood returned from
Canada, where she has been spending the
winter Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thayer entertained their daughter and
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ath-
erton. from the Branch Wednesday.--S.
A. Smith spent several days In Green's
boro last week.--Leon Wilson, lately re-
turned from military duties In France,
called on friends In this town last week,
returning to Rochester Friday.-Mrs Aida
Keir from Richford 10 being entertained
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Kerr
The Rev. c. D.Pierce was called from st.
Adams to officiate at the funeral Of George
Merrill Sunday.--Mrs. Bessie Thornborg
from Waltham. Mass. was called here to
attend the funeral Of her grandfather,
George Merrill.
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JOHNSON

Mrs. Mary Diclscy of Post Mills is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. T.. II. Sherwin.-Mrs
PAU Sinclair and child have returned to
their nome in Underhll.-Prof. Leonard
iearl' VINO teaches chemistry in Exeter.
~ H., spent last week with his mother
Mrs. Hattie Pearl. returned Saturday,
NJ II. Brewster of Fletcher was here
inc FIRST of last week and his daughter.
Florence, returned with him.-Mrs. Sarah
Mansfield of Burlington spent last week
with friends here.-Mrs Merle Davis of
Franklin spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. f. Davis-C. a. Riddle started
Tor Boston Friday night.--The Hon. I. l..
feari attended bank meeting in HYDE
Park Thursday. He has given up his trip
TO Ardmorc. Okla, for the personalities
r. ~. Gordon and mother returned from
Newton, Mass, Friday after attending
the funeral of Mr.. Gordon.-Mrs. A. l.
Gauvin is visiting relatives in Sheldon
Howard Waterman and William Bouley
have been discharged from service and
returned home Saturday.--Mrs. Lloyd
Pearl OF Hyde Park visited here Satur-
day.-The funeral of Mrs Halle Stearns
was largely attended at her late resi-
dence. The Rev. +. W. Hazen of the Con-
gregational Church officiated. The re-
mains were placed In the vault. Her
death was caused by the measles. after
nursing her children to health She
leaves n husband, one daughter and two
sons. The son has been in the u S. navy
Tor over a year and was unable to reach
nome until his mother died. She was
devoted wife and mother. and will be
greatly missed in the several fraternal
organizations to which she belonged
Mrs. George Brush of Morrisville and
Mrs. George Beardsley of Wakefield
Mass, visited at c. s. kenflelds last
| week.
Waterman Brothers have commenced
saving their stock of logs L. w. Rob-
ertson is doing the sawing.-Ishmar
| Sweet. who has recently been DISCHARGED
! from the service, was married Saturday
| to Miss Ada Clarey. Mr.. Sweet has
rented blacksmith shop Of s. f. Pope
at Jenersonville.-C. S. Brennan, Of Bur-
| lington, spent few days last week in
town.-Mrs. w. II. Nye was in Burling.
| ton Monday, also w. w. Boyce.-J. r.
| Miller. son of Frank Miller. and friend,
John Duffiey. of Providence. r. L.. are
spending few days at his home here
Leon e. Bell spent Sunday with his
family here.-Representative Tracy was
/ at home Sunday.-Robert Fuller Ia spend
ing few days in Burlington. He will
| soon return to his work in PHILADELPHIA,
| Pa. where he was engaged previous to
going into the army.--Word has been re-
| ceived of the death of Mrs. Susie EN-
| mons Allchurch in New York She was
| the niece OF Mrs. John Laraway, Of this
place. Her girlhoOd days were spent in
, this town.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Ralph Sherwood is visiting his father.
Jay Sherwood.--Miss Gladys Cobleigh is
working at Brightlook hospital at St.
.Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Warren
of Montpelier were recent visitors at
Shermans.-Dela Jones is visiting rela-
tives in Hyde Park.-E. Il. Seaver has
moved his family from Waterbury here.
Miss Mildred Seaver is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F.. *. Seaver. at this place.-Theodore
Austin spent Sunday with his parents at
this place.-The district school began
last Tuesday with the usual attendance.
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ALBURG

3, There will be morning service on sun
day, April 3D. at 1870. Preacher, the pas
tor. Sunday schol at Has. Christian
% Endeavor at 1880 p. IN. Topic for dis.
cussion, How to Give Gods Day to
d., GOdlike Deeds
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Csntinued from page thReeD

Post.--Mss Mary l.. Pattee has returned
to her school ut Colby Academy. New
London, N. H.--NIiss Alvina Raymond
has returned to her home in st. Adams
after visiting her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Lambert. Word has been received Of the
b safe arrival In New York OF Lieut.. Arthur
". Staniey.--Miss Louise Ballard was n
weekend visitor in Burlington-Many
people from here attended the Methodist
conference in st. Adams last week.
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MORRISVILLE

l.. q. Boynton, who has in operation
the Brewer system for collecting sap IN
3.OO0-tree sugar orchard, invites those
interested to visit the plant any time
before the sugar season il over. to sec
the system in operation. also TO see his
new fast boiling King evaporator.-Mrs.
Dora II. Thomas has sold her home place
at Morristown Corners to Il. II. Senesac
and he has conveyed the same property
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leander l.. Laraway.--
John Stiles. who some time ago sold his
farm In the west part of the town. has
purchased tho George Clark house on
Cherry avenue.--Miss Ruth Puffer of
Richford is visiting her grandparents.
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PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Four-O TaKi Service. Phone 20.
Auto Springs. all makes. korber Co.
Tnkt. Phone i76. Nicholson TAX.
Pay yonr dues 10 che "1-blt' club.
There Is 10 be y play given for ~
A~nfiTouy = orpit1nage al the crystal
theater on FRIDAY. NAV 20.
The regular meeti. < Of the Aibu-
querauc Rotary club vas postponed
today until tomorrow. Friday. on ac-
count Of the Liberty loan drive.
Miss Agnes Murray. A.. " q. direct
or Of the bureau Of health and afssf
cgre OF the mountain division D ~
Aibuqucrque on her way to Fort Hay.
ard and Camp Cody conference which
viii be held IN VI pnEo.
VIM. q. Mateiock OF Gallup. - NJ.
IL here 20 purchase motor trucks.
NJ ~. johnson y y w Potiei
left this Afternoon for the ~ fnal
motor aho~ drlns overland.
Mr.. j. g. Williams. cattleman o.
Thorcau. ~ ~. IN passing through
Albuqueruue today from Three River
for hls home ranch.
Ernest staz an A~ibuqucfque hos
who has just returned from oyefaeai
service Ia leaving for Milwaukee,. Wis
10 visit his aunt. Mrs A. A. Alexander
Adelarie Merdcr Of tie 10th div
iaion has received his discharFc anc
Mira 4. &. Whltaon and daughter
leave tonight on train No. , for Chit
caEo for a months visit.
Misses Dolores and Rosena bergers
have returned r. their home IN Santa
Fo after spending a few days viii
their sister, Mrs Aldo Leopold
niahop Thomas 4, LiiliH ~ kanFai
city. who delivered the sermon n
English al the conservation service
for Archbishop Albert DAGGER. vas In
Albuquerque today for a brief Walt
a. W. Pollard, prominent Dcmins
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business man. was In the city last
night enr0ute 10 hia hume from santa
" where he had been ON business.
Ralph A. Lyud Of the DcminR Hoad-
light ~ W. Cornell Of ue nafon fc-
porteFs and o. u. Hull Of the Clovis
Journal returned 70 their homes la1
q evening after attending the democrat
ic conference In the city.
' ". Luna Of Toe i.unaa. n member
Of the stale ~corporaflor commission.
was o visitor IN the city today.
A truinlond Of heet Workers leN A.
buquerque thla morning for Colorado
where they will be employed ~ The
Great Western Sugar comp1uy. There
were a. workers from Demlne. as
from Gallup. : from santa Rosa and
~ from Albuquerque others will -
gathered ~ atoms the route
The Blueher ofcheatr1 Jeff today
for heien where thor VII plaf for a
ball this evening
Elmfr Messenger has been arrest
81 AZ las Negnn for the theft Of about
tiGb worth o. personal goods from
tho r~eaidcuee Of Mannins Gerard az
500 North Third avenue. The robbery
In alleged 10 have been committed on
May 5 while the airplanca we're NY
ing over the mesa. The las NeHas
police Appreciated Messenger with
h stolen articles In his poaacanlon.
= o. Piper OF the biological survey
has gone 10 Lieutenant Governor n.
y. Panksys ranch n.ar iAmy 10 plan
the prairie dog determination work
there. The J~ialorical survey haa been
making excellent strides toward the
elimination Of rmirfe dogs and n
working IN corporation with the STATE
and tho ranch oNners
Mn. A. 70 McOnney arrived here
yesterday from California. h Will
speud eeNofal dam here the guest of
Mrs q. A. Matson.
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Chicago, May \ corn prices turu-
I'd down grade today, influenced hy
weakness in the hog market Ad.
tuncess brought out heavy selling and
there was a sharp decline. Open <
prices. which ranged from = cent off
10 "a cent gain. with July ti.gb 10
Sitah and September tthS 10 ti.b1
were followed hy set hacks AN around
10 we'll below yesterdays nniHh.
Improved cash demand helped "a
make oats relatively firm Aftci
opening unchanged 10 y cent higher
with July ssh 20 80. the market
srorod q further gain. before com'
mencing to react
Provisions we're easier with hogs
Trade was light
Rallies which took place len tho lac.
hour were naCrihed 10 covering d,
shorts and 90 strength In rash grain
Receipts were small. The close wa
strong 40 D same a. yesterdays IN
iah 10 "a cents higher, with jull
N.GaA 10 nGG and September
tl.bNa To ti.ba
sympathy with the late upturn n
corn was not Of "a pronounced char
acter
O..