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BAKERSFIELD

DR. and Mrs. George Shattuck who
have been at the Bakersfield House for
several weeks, have returned to their
home in Providence, r. I.-Mrs. Sheldon
and daughter. Hortense. and mother,
Mrs Page, who have been spending the
summer in town. have returned to their
home in Somorville. Mass.-Robert Par
ker, who was a teacher at Whitefield, n.
H.. last year, has accepted a similar po-
sition at Brattleboro and goes there this
week to begin his work.-Miss Frances
Ladou left Monday for Manchester. y.
H., where she Is to teach the coming
Anna Frances Smith, of New
ark, y. j.. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
w. w. Smith.-Dr. Clyde Cowan, Of Bos-
ton. is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cowan.-Miss Marion Cowan has
returned to Greenfield, Mass, where she
is to teach this year.-Mr Holmbeek, of
Wolcott, was Sunday guest at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Blodgett-Mr. and
Mrs Harry Powers, of Richford, are at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Cowan.--Miss Grace Farrand. of
Burlington, spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Farrand.-Miss Lena Narcotic has re-
turned to Enosburg Falls to resume teach
ing.-Mills Perkins and friend. Mr. Quinn.
of Washington. ID. c., are spending a
few days at the Farnsworth House. The
Rev. Mr.. Wells. of New Haven, Conn.
preached at the Congregational Church
last sunday and was the guest of Prof
and Mrs. Morrill.-Ralph Clarke. of Barre
arrived in town Monday to take up his
work at Brigham Academy, which open
ed Tuesday.-Many young people from
the neighborng towns have registered
for the coming year.
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MILTON

The roll Of honor for the soldiers tablet
has been completed and any person claim
ing right to be thereon should see that
his name is properly on said roll ana
appear before the board of selectmen at
the town clerks office. Saturday, Septcm-
Der II, at seven o'clock.-Thc civil board
will meet at the town clerks office to
make additions and revise the check list
for the primary election, September IL
at seven O'Clock. This is the last meeting.
The teachers and school directors will
meet at the school house at two o'clock
Saturday, September II. II. O, Hutchin.
son, supervisor of junior-senior high high
schools. and the lady supervisor of
domestic science will also be present Any
pupil DESTROYS of attending high school
might at that time meet the professor
Wifred G.. Bodine.-September primaries
vii be held al The Clark Memorial where
the last registration of soldiers was held:
entering by the front door and out the
side door. Six ballot clerks have been
appointed, including two ladies.
James B. Dunton of Milton died yes
terday at the age of 95 years. The flu
neral is to be held at his late home
on Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
He was a member of Co. f. LIST Vermont
regiment. He Is survived by one son,
Harley OF Georgia, a son living in Cali
fornia, and one daughter.
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COLCHESTER

Two wedding ceremonies were
solemnized by the Rev. s. n. Talbot
at the parsonage. Two Of the contract
Ing parties were from Milton, the 9TH
er being Mrs. Kathryn Nelson of this
place and Warren Bennett of st. AL
bans--Mlss Mildred Munson left Sat-
urday for Ohio. where she has an ex-
cellent position.-The ball game be-
tween the local nine and the Mallett's
Bay nine, which was begun Saturday
afternoon came to halt when walter
Munson had the misfortune 20 fall and
break his leg above the knee. A doc
tor was called from Burlington and
Walter was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, where the bone was set by
the aid OF the N-Ray. Much sympathy
~ feit for Walter and his PARENTS
The Misses Florence and Persis Cloe
left Monday for Holyoke. Mass, whore
they VIII enter coliege..--Mrs. Lucia
Prior or schenectady. ~ Y. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. r. 7.
Wheelock. went Friday to Essex juno
ton to visit her mother, Mrs. w. J.
Parker,--Station Aren't c. r. Nc
Govern completed his duties at Col
chester station Friday and left Friday
for EoNbury to begin his work there.
turned to st. Adams Monday after
spending the Weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. @. 7. Huntress-
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Pitts and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Wright and son,
and Frank Pitts, attended a family
reunion In Rutland Monday.
The Rev. L. b. Pitts, who Is visiting
relatives here. will preach the sermon al
the morning service of the United Church
Sunday September 12.-Mr and Mrs War
rem Burnet left Wednesday for Isle La
Motto. where they have positions on a
large farm.-A very pretty wedding took
place Monday morning. September, 6, at
the Holy Family church at Eesex juno
ton when Miss Clara L., daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. cadritte of this place
and Robert NJ. Smith of Milton were
united In marriage by the Rev. Father
Pouliott in the presence of large gather
ing of friends. Amid shower of rice
confetti and best wishes the happy couple
left for New York on the noon train.
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Kathleen Smith gave "A very de-
lightful party to 16 young ladies Thurs
day afternoon In honor of her cousin. Miss
Winifred Smith. A miscellaneous shower
of pretty and useful gifts was given Miss
Smith in honor of her approaching mar
riage to Stanley Provost OF New York
city. Refreshments were served In the
dining ROOM which was PRETTY deco
rated In pink and white. Guests were
present from Boston and Burlington.
The Chittenden County Sunday School
association Is to have a home depart
ment conference here on Friday. The
meeting Is to be held on the church
lawn and If rainy in the vestry A pic
mic lunch will be enjoyed and hot cof-
fee will be served. Ice cream Will be
on sale.-Mrs, John Carpenter is to en-
terrain at her home at McNeirs Ferry
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society. Miss Kathleen
Smith who has been with the Dominion
Chautauqua company this summer will
furnish the entertainment Refresh
ments Of ice cream. cake and coffee will
be served.-The board of civil author
ity will meet again Saturday evening
at the town clerks office from till 8
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FREE AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

for the purpose of adding names to the
check list. This will be the last OPP
portunity for women to appear before
the board, qualify to vote and have
their names placed on tho check list.
There will he "A social for the benefit Of
the Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Carpenters on
FRIDAY evening.-MaJor and Mrs. Will
lam Melrose have gone to Buffalo, N. Y,
from where they Will go to Toronto to
attend the Worlds Expostion.--R. w.
Peden, of Newark, n. j., Is visiting at
Charles Byington's.- Miss Gabrielle Abair
Ia very III with typhoid fever.-Mr and
Mrs. Il. f. Crane, Of Burlington, were
weekend visitors at the home of Mrs.
Cranes parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. BY
ington. Miss Jennie Livermore Is visit
ing relatives in South Burlington STAN
ley Byington is Ill with blood poisoning in
his arm and hand.-Charles Bora has re-
turned from Buffalo, n. Y.-School in dis
trict No. opened Tuesday with Miss
Wheeler, of Colchester, teacher.
Miss Abbie Ken1eld of Saranac Lake,
N. Y, and cousin from Wisconsin visited
Mr.. and Mrs Scion Lewis the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lessor are the parents
of Il baby boy, born last Monday.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Austin and children,
Lillian, Margaret and Clifford, were re-
cent visitors of Scion Lewis.-George
North Is moving to the Hayes tenement
In Shelburne.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Will
liams and son, Kenneth, Of Proctorsvile
visited Scion Lewis last week.-Eugenc
Shortslecves is to move to Shelburne
Falls.-A. w. Sherman of Burlington was
business visitor in town Tuesday.-Mr
and Mrs. William Dover attended the
Plattsburgh fair last week Wednesday,
Major and Mrs. William Merose have
returned from visit to Niagara Falls
and Tnrnntn
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ENOSBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Remington arrived
at the Wright homestead Friday eve
ming by automobile from New York en-
route for their home in Sheldon. Mr..
Remington, who has been supernten-
dent of the shipping and repairs de-
partment In the De Laval Separator Co..
for 25 years. has resigned and is now
Junction. Robert Remington, who has
been at the Wright farm since the first
of July, has gone to Sheldon with his
parents. When Mr.. Remington retired
from the Office of the De Laval CO., He
was presented with a very fine gold
watch, by his men associates in the
office, with his monogram and an in
scription and date engraved upon it.
also a gold pen knife from the young
ladies of the office with monogram en-
graved--kenneth Leach. George Mich
OILS, Marg"/et and Robert Woodward.
Ruth Nichols, Erdine Raymond and
Ruth Chaffee are attending Enosburg
Falls high school, M +. Wright and
family passed Sunday and Monday with
his brother, Kenneth Wright, in Flet-
cher.-Miss Hazel Gillas is assisting
Mrs. Lloyd Chaffee.-Mrs. Rhoda Har-
witch, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. +. Stevens made short visit to her
brothers in St Adams last week.-rhe
corn roast which was held Monday
evening at the Center was a very pleas
OF, ffeS,
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JERICHO CENTER

A quiet hut pretty wedding occurred
Thursday evening a eight o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Potter, when
their elder daughter. Grace Mae, was uni
tod In marriage 20 Max Judson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs T.. a. Stiles. Only the i'm
mediatc families were present. The bride
vas gowned In beaded white satin and
carried al aim bouquet of Killarney
roses Tho I,.v. F. j. Malzsrd, pastor of
The Congregational Church performed the
ceremony. The double ring service was
used. After ar extended wedding trip.
they NIL reside in Morrsville.
DR.. ard MS. NJ. o. Eddy and childr rem
returned from Boston Thursday. They
were accompanied by Mrs Ralph
Hooper and little daughter of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Maloney returned
from Essex, N. Y, Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncey Bicknell and L. b. Boil
ger and Miss Helen Bolger visited
friends in Georgia Friday.--Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Powell, who have been Wis
;ting friends in Wisconsin,, return ed
Sunday evening. They made the trip
by automoble.-Mr and Mrs. John
Thompson and son, Glen, of North
Hyde Park and Mrs. Martha Mackenzie
of Lodi. Cal. were at 1. l.. Thompson's
Saturady.--Harold Eldridge of Palmer.
MASS, came MONDAY TO visit his rather
for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w
stiles and little daughter were guests
of F.. a. stiles the first of the week.
Winthrop Duncan of Brooklyn, N. Y.
IL the guest of his aunt, Mrs. j. W.
Hart.-Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Lee of Dor
chester, Mass, are visiting friends in
town for a few days.-Mrs. Justin Will
lard and Miss Maud Willard returned
20 Worcester, Mass. Saturday.--About
25 attended the corn roast held Mon
day evening.
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HILL WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Jewett and two
children visited their daughter, Mrs. Guy
Laplante. Sunday.-Lewis Longe and Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Longe and child visited
at Elmer Longe's Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. Fl. T. Borthwick were called to Mon
treal Saturday by the serious illness of
Mr.. Borthwicks sister.-Austin McGrail
and son, Thomas, were in Fairfield Sat
urday on business.-Fred Jewett. who
has been i'll with blood poisoning, re-
mains about the same.-Mrs Jerry MUIR
ry. of Richford. visited a few days at
Fred Jewett's.-Mrs. o. NJ. Holbrook and
Arthur Holbrook were guests at Carol
Stanhope's Sunday.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Jewett September
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RICHMOND

Patrick O'Byrne, who had been in fail
ing health for the past year, died Tues
day noon at the advanced age of IS years.
MIR. O'Byrne was born In Ireland coming
to this country and locating in this town
when a young man. The deceased leaves
one daughter Mrs. j. w. McGarghan of
this town. and three sons, John Of New
York, William and James Of Boston. The
funeral will be held from the Church of
Our Lady Of the Holy Rosary Thursday
morning at nine o'clock.-Edmund Cannon
of Springfield, Mass, Is visiting at the
homo Of his father, John Gannon.--Mrs.
John Cunningham and children. who have
been the guests of her father, NJ, Murphy.
for the past month, have returned to their
home in Walston, Mass,-The Louise M.
Smiley Circle of the Kings Daughters
met Wednesday afternoon at the
vestry Of tho Universalist Church.-The
Ala Circl, Of the Kings Daughters will
hold q rally meeting at the home of Mrs.
George Bartlett Friday afternoon from
two until five. All interested are cordially
invited-Nichols and Bernard Bosworth
of Bristol have been the guests of Frank
Bartlett.-Gordon Young. who has been
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RIVERSIDE

The Past Chiefs club Of Pythian Sisters
met with Mrs. Clara Bartlett Friday
Miss Bernice Harvey of Alburg is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. c. T. Mason.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. Fl. Hayden and Mrs. Donald
James have returned from trip through
the White Mountains with Miss Sarah
Orvis and Miss Marjorie Hayden.-Clark
Woodwork has sold his home in the viii
lage to Charles Chapman. Mr.. Wood
worth has bought Mrs. Rennie Chase
place.-George Drinkwater is moving back
to his own home from F. S. Jackson's
house and Thomas Breen is moving into
the Nolin house recently purchased by Mr..
Drinkwater.-Mrs. Clark Burns and
daughter of Burlington are visiting Mrs.
G. L. Bartlett.-Chase and Edward Clark
have returned home after a few days
spent camping on Mt. Mansf1eld.-Thc
members and delegation of Pythian Sis
ters have returned from Lyndonville. Mrs.
Lillian Cross was promoted from grand
junior to grand senior in the Grand
Temple. Other members there from the
temple were Mrs. Emma Dickerson, dele
gate. Mrs. Lora Kirby. Mrs. Emma Nc
Keefe and Mrs. Clara Bartlett.-Mrs. j..
A. McKeefe and Adelaide are visiting
relatives In St. Johnsbury.-T w. r. A..
will hold It's annual boiled dinner at G..
A. r. hall Saturday, September ii. The
S. of V. and all veterans of the World
War are cordially invted.-Mrs. l.. c.
MacGibbon, who has been III, Is some
what better.
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EAST FRANKLIN

Recent guests and callers in town were
Miss Nina Smith, of Lancaster. Pa. at
the home of c. NJ. Scott; Mrs. l. l. Chase
and children, of Swanton, at the home
of L. II. Chamberlin; Charles Reed and
Mr.. Powers, of Rchford at the home
of r. p. Chamberlin; C. Laf1ey, Arthur
Latley, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lafley and
sons, of Sheldon Springs, at the home
of Edward Lafley and Mrs. Maria Wiley,
of North Troy at the home of Mrs. Sue
DiXon.-The Misses Aida and Ada Guthrie
visited at Rice Hill last weeks. B.
Whitney was in Burlington last week.
The Misses Helen and Ethel Powers Wis
tied at Rice Hill Sunday and Monday
S. r. Whitney has gone to WATERFOWL.
n. Y.-Robert Olmstead was given a
birthday party Monday in honor of his
eighth birthday.
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WILLISTON

The Misses Mary S. Lamson and Doris
Bradley are attending Burlington high
school.-Quite Ii sum of money was real
lied from the party held in the Univer-
saist hall Friday for the benefit of the
sidewalks. The sidewalk committee is
anticipating a rummage sale in the near
future.-NIrs. Charles Dixey. of Phiadel-
phia, Pa, is spending two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Lamson.-Hiram
Isham, S. d. Warren and Franklin Isham
went up Cames Hump Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs George r. Whitney and son, Don
aid, of Burlington, were guests of their
grandmother. Mrs James Bryant. Sun
day and Monday.-John Forbes and
Franklin Isham motored to Jonesville.
y. T., where he is principal of the high
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. G. Banks and family.
Mrs. Hiram 1sham, who has been Wis
iting friends in Montpelier, has return
edo. w Porter was called to Duxbury
to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
Lester hurry, Sunday Franklin II.
Isham returned Wednesday to Claysville,
N. Y. where h e Is principal of the high
school. after spending the summer with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Isham.
The Kings Daughters met Friday with
Mrs. Wright Clark. We understand their
next meeting will be at their rooms. Sep
TENDER 17.-Mrs. Daniel Written. who is
in a hospital and had an operation for
gall stones, is getting along as we'll as
can be expected.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Forbes, who have been spending the past
two weeks with their son, Charles, in
Milton. returned home Thursday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Douglas and children
were guests of their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Forbes.-Hiram Isham, S.
d. Warren and Franklin Ishan went up
Camels Hump Friday, going by automo-
bile to the foot Of the hump.-Mr. and
Mrs George r. Whitney and son. Don
aid. of Burlington. were guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. James Bryant Sun
day and Monday.-John Forbes and
Franklin 1sham motored to Jonesville,
N. Y. Wednesday. where they visited
the Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Banks over one
night going on next to Claysville and Syr-
acuse. n. Y. MIR. Forbes Is to enter the
University OF Syracuse.-A large number
Of people attended the sports in Rich
mond Monday,
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from 3. T. 1vers enclosing bill, amount
ing to $1445. the amount paid for the
repairs on his car, which was badly
damaged a short time ago when he ran
into a hole on Bralnerd street No
action was taken in the matter as City
Attorney Roswell NJ. Austin was present
and stated that municipality Is not
liable for damages incurred by accidents
on the highway unless on n bridge or
sui' eway and ruled that the city Is not
liable Clerks and assistants were ap-
pointed In the various wards for the COM
Ing primary. Two women assistants
were appointed In each ward.
News has been received of the birth of
daughter, September 7. to Mr.. and
Mrs II. J. Gates of Franklin.
Miss Helen Wells and Harry Huyette
Of st. Adams Bay were married Monday
morning at eight o'clock at Holy Angels
Church. the Rev. L. r. Desrochers per-
forming the ceremony.
Miss Jennie Il. Osborn. aged IS years
died at the st. Adams Hospital about
midnight Tuesday after an Illness of 10
weeks. The funeral will be held at st.
Luke's Church this afternoon at 1880
o'clock. the Rev. Richard u. Armstrong
rector officiating. The burial will take
place beside her mother in the family
lot In the Fairfax cemetery. Miss Osborn
was popular business woman and dur
Ing her 20 years Of service as cashier and
bookkeeper In the store of c. II. Morton
had gained a host of friends throughout
Franklin county and vicinity. Miss Os-
born is survived by an uncle, John c.
Hubbel of New York and cousin Miss
Grace Hubbsll of New York and George
and Henry Hubbell. The deceased was a
communicate of st. Lukes Episcopal
Church She was an associate member OF
the Girls Friendly society and was very
active In the various functions Of the
society. She was also a member of the
Friendship Circle of Kings Daughters and
the Autonoe club. The body was removed
from the hospital to the homo of Mr. and
Mrs c II. Morton, but will be taken to
the church this morning at II o'clock
where friends will have an opportunity tc
view the remains.
Miss Anita Campbell. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. C. S. Campbell
has gone to Katonah. y. Y, where she
has secured a position as supervisor of
drawing In the Katonah and Mount Kls-
co High Schools.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Homer Baker who formerly lived at
Richford. but now of Springfield was in
town Tuesday calling on old friends. He
was accompanied by Philo Lsdd of Berk-
shire Notice of a meeting of the board
of civil authority to revise the check list
Is called for Saturday evening All wom-
en- who are citizens can vote this fall,
but they must appear before the board
and see that their names are on the check
list.-Merle Pease has purchased of the
b. w. Pease estate the home farm and
also all the personal property.-Harold
Pease has left for Worcester, Mass, where
he expects to enter the employ of the
American Steel and Wire company
Charles Tittemore of Holyoke, Mass.
who has been visiting friends in town for
a week. has returned home
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FAIRFAX

Several of the young people will go
this week to other towns to teach school.
Among the number are the Misses Clara
Southland and Hildred Vincent to Fletcher,
the Misses Frances Parsons and Ruth
Butler to Bristol, Miss Marjorie Parsons
to Westford. Miss Jessie Southland to
stowe. the Misses Ruth Shepardson and
Katherine Kendrick to places In New
YORK State.-A receiving station for milk
has been opened In the old creamery on
the Georgia road by the Cooperative
Creamery Of Milton. @. L. Butler and
w. s. White are in charge of it.--Mr. and
Mrs. Story. of Waterbury, have been Wis
iting their son on Maple street.-The wom-
ans Home Missionary society Of the
Methodist Church will meet September 8
instead of the 9Th with Mrs. r. c. Bal
lard
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ST. GEORGE

George Hinsdale returned to Boston
Monday after two weeks at his summer
homo here.-Earl and Allen Pillsbury left
Monday for Burlington high school and
Clark Hinsdale for the Hinesburg high
school.-NTss Madge Elwell has returned
to her school work after passing tho
summer at the home of X. T. Forbes
Miss Florence T.. Hubbard returned to
Burlington Monday evening, where she
has a position in Abernethys In the mil
llnery department after passing several
days with her sister, Mrs Earl Aver
Mr.. and Mrs, Earl Aver and Miss Flor
ence T.. Hubbard spent Friday in Bur
lington.-Sidncy Il. Hinsdale returned to
Burlington Sunday aftc" passing few
days with NJ. w. lIinsdae and other rel
atives in town.-Mrs. Walter Wcscott, of
EseeN, and Mrs. Charles Farnsworth, Of
Milton, visited Miss Nora Hinsdale Thurs
day and Frday,-Mrs. Kate Towne, OF
Montpelier. has been visiting at II. IL.
Norths.-Mr. and Mrs. Eli Labounty and
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HUNTINGTON

Mrs. T. w. Johnson has been III sew
eral days with an attack of quincy
Mrs. Edith Mix has returned to her home
in Hardwck after a visit with relatives
here.-Mr and Mrs. George Fargo, of
Randolph. were weekend visitors at r. II.
Sweets.-School opened here Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Norton and Mrs. Greta
Morse were in town Sunday from Jeffer-
sonvilc. They will return this week to
move their household goods. having sold
their house and store 20 Il. q. Norton
DR. i. ID. Falby has sold his farm to
Carl Eigloy and wife.
Miss Rena Ross, of Burlington and
Miss Aleen Kenyon. of Essex Junction.
nave been guests of Miss Marjorie Nor
rill the past few days,A large delegation
from nero attended the Labor day cell
ebration in Richmond Monday.-C. T..
Falby and family are moving into rooms
OSer f. II. Kinds St.ro