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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-29
Orange County
RANDOLPH

j.. :. Whitcomb of Bellows Falls was
in town Saturday and remained with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Whitcomb,
till sunday, Mr.. Whtcombs father, s. S.
Whitcomb. is in a serious conditlon.-Aliss
Wnifred Richmond went to RoyaltOn
Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. g. A.. Laird.
Dwight Granger and friend We're in
town with tho formers parents over
Sunday, and returned to Dartmouth col
llege Monday TO resume their studics.-
Miss Annie Gilbert Bell, a student at
Smith College. is at home for short stay
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Bell.
She had with her n college friend over
Sunday.-Mrs. G. r.. Root. who is al the
sanitarium, is reported somewhat i'm
proved,-Mr. Salter of South Royalton
was in town Sunday TO visit his wife at
the sanitaIum, where she is recovering
from an operation for llstones.-Mrs.
~. !. Stimcts returned Monday from
White River Junction, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. c. T.. Lazelle.-D. l.,
I.oomis has now nearly completed the
taking of the census. having finished the
work Monday, with the exception of the
street upon which he resides.-Andrew
| Reed. who came from Northampton 10
visit his sister, MIS-, +. A. Bruce, and has
since then been i'll. is now improving,
/ nut VIII probably remain WIN ms SISTER
! for an indefinite time Mrs Alma HOrner,
also i'll AT the Inn, where she is boarding
this winter. remains about the same.--The
union meeting of the three churches was
held Sunday evening a the Baptist
Church the Rev. Fraser Metzger Of
tciatng as speaker. The brass orchestra
| were in attendance.
! :. s. Whitcomb vino has been confined
| to the bed from the effects of the am
putation OF his limb, for thc'iast six
Tell to the depth of at least four inches,
through the night Friday and at different
hours during Saturday. has given good
slei9hing for the present aud the teams
are now being used for hauling wood and
logs and are kept busily at work.--Mrs.
Kate Smith and Mrs. Persons of Mont
pelier We're in town Saturday. J. j.
| Stimets went 10 White River Junction
Saturday to pass Sunday with her sis
ter Mrs. G. II. Lazelle.-Mrs. Horner,
who closed her house for the winter and
is at the Randolph Inn, was taken with
n homorrhaee of the lungs January 81
and since that time has remained about
the same having slight recurrence of
the trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. Claude FAR
who We're married last week at the home
of Mrs. Alice Moore, left Saturday fol-
their home in Hancock. Mr. Moore has
been improving slowly for the last three
, months and is now able TO get about on
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CRAFTSBURY

Mrs. Cora Wylie visited relatives in
Glover Saturday.. y. Leavitt. who has
hccn in poor health for a few weeks, re-
turned to the store last week.-Afr. and
Mrs. William Baker of Wolcott were
over-Sunday guests of Mrs. Blakc's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Moodie.-E. w.
Hardy was business visitor in Green's
boro Fend last week Wednesday and
Thursday.-Mrs. q. Il. Wells and Mrs
y. w Hardy entertained the primary
department OF the Sunday school at Mrs.
Hardy's home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. +. w. Kaiser is improving. Most
of the schools in town were closed last
week Thursday and Friday SO that the
teachers might attend the convention and
spelling contest in Orlcans.-Mr and Mrs.
Basil Boordman were Sunday guests OF
Mrs Boardman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. w. Hardy.-NTiss Isabel Graham left
last week Thursday for Montpelier to
spend a few days with her brother.--Mrs.
r. w. Noodle was n guest of her mother.
Mrs Emily Williams, of Hardwick last
week.-E. W. Hardy left Monday for a
canvassing trip of several weeks.--S. A.
Smith. who was very i'll Saturday, is i'm
proving
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WESTF!ELD

II was inadvertently stated last week
inat the preceding Sunday was the first
time in fifty years when no church SER
vices were acid. The clause 'on account
of weather" should have been included
as the church was closed several weeks
last winter ON account Of influenza ny
order of state board of health.-The
community was shocked by the sudden
death of Frank -. Martin last week Tues
day, of angina pectoris. after several
days illness. The children. Harvey OF
Worcester. Mass, and Miss Blanche OF
Hartford, Conn. arrived Tuesday morn
ing. The late Mr.. Martin was born in
this town January TO- 1866, and always
lived here. In June 1856 he married
Minnie Goddard, who with their two chill
dren survive him. lie held several town
offices and in 1916 represented this town
in the Legislature, The home life was a
particularly happy one, and he was the
best Of neghbors and friends. and a cbn-
sistent, faithful member of st. lgnatius'
! Church at Lowell from which the funeral
was held Friday. Many from this town
, attended. There were flowers from
several of the ladies' connected with the
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DERBY.

A. y. Uttn has returned from Woods
ville where he spent several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kccch of Irvingt on,
n. V, are visiting at Charles Watsons.
The Rebckah dance Friday night was
well attcudcd--OScar Abbott, who has
been i'll Il long time is able to be about
the house on crutchcs.-Mrs. NJ. A.
ard culd.-Many of the children in town
have the whoopng cough.-The village
water supply is getting low.-There il
now snow enough for all purposes and
farmers are hauling logs to the mill
Schools were closed last week Thursday
attend the Orleans county teachers meet
ing at Barton.-District Deputy Drumming
Of Barton and Eugene Hobson of New
port, acting as grand marshal. installed
the officers of Orleans Lodge. No. T3.
I. o. o. f.. last week Wednesday night.
The following officers were installed
y. c., G. l.. Brainaru: V. G., W. T..
Grow: secretary, j. Il. Ansboro: treas
urer, George O. Burton: chaplain. the
Rev. NJ. 5. Eddy; warden Ralph Cochran;
conductor, w. A. Kelley; II. $. n. e..
Harold Taylor; l.. $. y. c., Raymond
Blake; r. $. V. c., l.. C. Gage; l.. S.
V. c.. Clayton Griffin; r. S. s., G. A.
Adams; l.. s. s., F. T Rich; I. c.,
-. T.. Percy; o. O.. benjamin Beaudette.
Following the installation, refreshments
cprypI
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organ voluntary by Mre. William r.
MacCreadic. song service under the dircc-
ton Of II. G. Wilson, who also rendered
a vocal solo during the afternoon. Tho
devotionals were in charge of the boy
officers. The address Of the afternoon
was given by the Rev. Albert r. Roberts,
dean of the county department of the
International committee of tho Young
Mems Christian Association.
At seven in the evening q meeting ot
the delegation was held at which tine
one young man delegate from each town
spoke. extending thanks for the enter
tainment etc. There were 40 towns
presented. ST. Johnsbury being the ba,,.
ner town. having % delegates. The Of
Ulcers OF the Older Boys Conference We're
elected az follows: President, Robert T.
Platka of the Burlington high school;
president, Ralph Dwine of East
Calais; secretary, Ralph Sawyer OF North.
held; assistant secretary, Murray Her
rick Of Springfield.
The last meeting Of thc conference
was held at 1870 in Aimory hail. the song
service was led by Mr.. Wilson, followed
by devotionals Mrs. X r. r. Flint OF
Mortified rendered vocal solo, the re-
ports of the various committees were
given. The Rev. q. x. Hinckley gave
the address Of tho evening taking for
his subject Spying Out the Land" The
closing exercises were conducted 10y
Byron Clark State secretal-' who had
the meetings in charge.
The boys left Monday morning for
their various homes having reported a
most delightful time in Mortified Every
one opened their homes to the boys and
gave them their best possible treatment.
Although the weatherman favored us
with extremely cold weather no one suf-
fered. The meetings were all Interest,"
ing md instructive and much benefit vas
derived from attending them.
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WATERVILLE

There will DO dance at the Mt. Spring
Hotel Friday evening. Johnson's orchestra
OF four pieces will furnist, musicians.
w. p. Smile and son. Henry. were in
burlington last week.-William Brooks
was at home from Richford last week.
The donation and oyster supper will he
held February at the hali.-A public
missionary meeting will be held Sunday
evening at the Union Church. An inter
esdng program has been prepared by tho
committee. Mrs. Grace Stcarns and Mrs
Anna Beard. All arc cordially invited \
free will Offering will be taken.--Mrs
George Marsh was in Sheldon sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Abel we're in Fairfield
last week to attend the funeral of Mr.
Sherman.-Master Orland Withercll enter.
tained Il of his friends a; brthda,
PARTY Saturday.
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Orleans County
NEWPORT

The annual business meeting ~ the
CONGREGATIONAL Church showed Il prosper
Gus year with all bills paid, ard 500 paid
Oh note. The churci membership Is 2it'
twenty-five have been added by confess
sion of faith and eight by letter during
the year. The budget Tor this year is
1885,. The officers for the year are:
Clerk. Robert Clement; treasurer. Carroll
Davis; auditor. Robert Clement; business
committee, for three years, ID. W.
Dwinell; deacon FOR four years, j. Il
Atkin: missionary committee, Clinton
Woods, Mrs. William Goss, Mrs. G. w.
Richmond H. +. Johnson, w. ii.
Blanchard music committee for three
years. Dr. II. T.. Hamilton, Mrs. g. f.
HigclOM. T., NJ. DOge.
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MIDDLESEX

Many of the pupils in the schools ara
suffering with hard colds and unable I'll
attend school. NoWhall Brothers finish.
ed harvesting ic" this woci;.--rieorge
Crane has purchased with his brother,
Charles Crane. the Drew hardware stora
in Cabot.-Ce1rgc crane is moving his
household gcode to cabot where he 10
soon to rcsidc.-The reception held SAT-
urday evening for Mir. and Mr.. Fife1d
of Montpc.!ef in Holden hall was quite
we'll attended. \ purse of 50 was given
Mr.. and Mrs. f'i6'id as Il reminder OF
the evcnt.-NcWS has been received from
Winoos<i of the death Of Mrs. Charles
Crandfleld. Mrs. Crandfeld resided in
town for many years unit! :hc death OF
her husband about five Years ago. She
had been in poor health for three years
and had made her home with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. C. G. Ncliogg.--Mrs. Iianry
Daniels WAS ca.ied To WinoUs!;i Sunday
by the serious condition of Mrs. charles
Grandfield.-Mrs II. u. Chaplin spent
tho first Of the week =. Montpclicr with
her mother.-Mrs Mary Burrows 81
Stove has como to lsfisi In the a.. g.
Moulton family foy ~ t.ln..--J W. Alex
andcr has sold his farm. It lct and tools
to John Benjamin Of Montpelier. III ~
change he has taken q h,ocE owned ny
Mr.. benjamin. knoWn rs tie cross block.
The deal covered an $4,000 transaction.
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WARREN

Mrs. Hattie Hudson of Randolph has
been with her niece, Mrs. Lora Colby,
the past wcek.-Archic Johnson of
Windsor was in town the last of the
week.-Raymond Campbell of Ran
dolph was in town Sunday.--Daniel
Senior has moved to the village, hav-
ing rented rooms In the Jennie Jones
tenement.--The village schools and the
one in South Hollow will reopen Mon
day. having been closed since Christ
mas.--Miss Irene Adams of Middlebury
and Mrs. Nealy of Jericho are the viii
lagc teachers. and Della Rich teaches
in the Hollow.---Earl Fuller was in
Randolph last Friday.--Clydc Tucker
has been quite i'll the past week. hav-
ing been hurt at school.--Ernest Lamb
has moved back to his farn.--Carence
Strong was in Waterbury the past
week
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Percy Miner spent sunday at his home
at Fairfax. MIR. Sulham was at Mrs. q.
curtis over Sunday.-William Thomas
won the second five dollar gold piece at
Dodge theatre Saturday evening. Miss
Hazel Culver won the first prizc,-Mr.
Clarke of Hardwick has been II business
visitor here the past week,-Mr and Mrs.
Ernest Bilado are the parents of son,
born Friday, tho 23rd.-Mrs. Ernest Gallup
has returned from Burlngton.-One of the
most successful events of the season was
The fair of the Modern Woodmen. which
was held three nights last week ut the
Cambridge Inn and largely attended. ON
the first evening "A thrce-reel picture show
was given followed by the drawing of
prizes, dancing and lunch On the second
} evening "A miscellaneous program was
Feven by home talent and ON the last
l->-i.As. liza G.slaaiud4y W The prizes were
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CAMBRIDGE

u. II. Olmstead of Moriisville was n
business visitor in town Monday.-H. y.
Woods was in Montreal last week.-Mrs..
William Jack of Burlington visited her
sister, Mrs. William Warren, last week
Howard Chandler and William Lohlcr
went Friday to Mortified as delegates to
the eighth annual conference OF older
boys of Vermont held at that place
January 2O-23.--C. w. Labounty has pur-
chased new Ford touring car.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Of Wcybridge were guests
over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. n.
Lang.-Mrs. John Randall is working for
Mrs. Fred Giddings.-The Misses Dorothy
Leavens and Edith Start of Montpelier
Seminary spent Sunday at their homes
herc-Miss Clara Southland of Fairfax
was the guest Of Mrs. Earle Gates Thurs
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ROCHESTER

Or. Raipht Merriam of burlington Haa
ut home one day last week.-Charles
Wood returned to Mary Fletcher hospi'
tai to undergo another operation on his
eyes.-Five boys Of this place went "a
Mortified Friday to attend the Odes
Conference.-The Standard Bearers held
meeting Friday evening at l.. Fland.
ers. Thirty-nne were present. y large
sleiGhload of y young people was taken
from the village by Il. L. Noble, \
social hour followed the meeting and re-
freshments were enjoyed.--Mr and Mrs,
Raymond of East Bethel were in tow
over Sunday visiting Mrs. Raymondf
mother. Mrs, Burditt.--Mr Badger IL
confined TO the house with cold. MI
StouShton is acting as principal in tht
school during Mr.. Badgers absence
At the Methodist Episcopal Church last
Sunday morning four persons Were rs
ceived into fun membership and three "a
'probation,-NeXt SUNDAY evening NJ nv
Congregational Church II union sorvicf
will be held and the reports FROM M
boys who attended Tho Bays Eon'""'.s
Mt Mortified Will be given
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Windsor County
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

At recent meeting Of the New York
and Dominion Corporation of syracuse,
y. Y, Wayne II. Nichols of White River
was elected president and gems
eral manager of the corporation. The cor-
poraton imports annually a vast amount
Of pulpwood from the Province of Quebec
and maintains a wood preparing plant in
the Lake st. John district at Robenai,
Quebec. For several years Mr.. Nichols
was located in Rochester and in connec-
ton with the woodlands department OF
the International Paper company. lN
came to White River Junction as a per-
manent resident about a yenr ago.
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NORTH CRAFTSBURY

Several Of the farmers made Doc"
last Thursday to draw wood for the par
sonagc. Eight teams were engaged In the
job: dinner was served to the men in the
woods-M Mrs. Edwin i. Gordon loft for
her new home in Greensboro Friday.
Master Theodore Is remaining for a few
more weeks with his grandparents, the
Rev and Mrs. G. H. Rowley.-rhc select
men and school directors are at the
town clerks office this week. engaged in
making up yearly reports.-Deacon i. g.
Wilson has returned from several
weeks visit among relatives in Fairlec
and Pcacham.-Tho many friends of the
Rev. and Mrs. G. &. Adams formerly
pastor OF the United Presbyterian Church.
have learned with much sorrow
Of tho death of their son. John,
from scarlet fever, on their arriv-
al in Cairo. Egypt.-A son was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Pike. January 2G.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Ii. Gov. Mason $. Stone delivered an
interesting lecture on Americanism in
Agricultural hall Thursday evening to
large and enthusiastic audience under
the auspices of IIillcrcst Grange. Prof
Wesley Abee, who has been confined to
the house with bronchial trouble for
some time, has so far recovered he eX-
poets soon to resume his classes in the
V. S. A.-Prin. g. l.. Green gave an
address in Morrsville Friday evening"
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned :. Conant last wcek.-H. NJ. Lamb
has sold about $40 bushels Of Green
Mountain potatoes for S2.2j per bushel
to be shipped as soon as tho weather
will permit
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BELVIDERE CENTER

j. -. Thomas WAS IN Hyde Park on
business Monday.--W. H. Davis is in
Morrisvillc or business.-Mrs. Mary
Potter is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Harry May, in Canaan, this week.-Alr.
and Mrs. Lonpie Davis are going to Con-
cord, \. H., this week. where Mr.. Davis
expects employment-While Dave Gar
row was on the Burt bridge with load
OF logs Friday. the bridge collapsed let
ting load. driver and one horse down with
it. Fortunately the driver and team
escaped unhur.
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WATERBURY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Townc were in
Montpelier ThursdayA daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fahner jan
uary 23.--J. T.. Carter was in Montpelier
on business Friday.-There was no
school on Loomis hill last week on ac.
count of the illness of the teacher. Mrs.
Richardson. Charles Fisk was o husi-
moss visitor in Montpelier Saturday,
Mrs. Addic George Of Montpelier was nc
Mrs. Elvira Davis Sunday.-NTss Abba
Colby Of Montpelier spent Sunday with
Hc1ap
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HYDE PARK.

Edward Li,ley has purchased the Dr.
Leach property on Prospect avenue
Morillo Boardman. cousin of the late
Mrs. G. NJ. Small, died ~ Milwaukee.
December %. He was 81 years old.-Mrs.
Sarah Parker. who died at Bethel last
week WAS 4 native of this town. She
was 81 years old and the wife Of the
late Rev. Charles Parker.
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WOLCOTT.

B. F. Lover'n is moving ais family to
Any Albees tenement.--John Latullipe
was a business visitor in Burlington the
first of the wcek-Elmcr Gates is work.
ing for Claude Schoolcraft.--Mrs. Lcafc
Ellsworth was in Morrisville Saturday.
h. A. Foster of Hyde Park passed Sun
day Mt his horne hcre.-Capt. l.. A. Ho-
lcnhcck was in Burlington Friday.-W. 4.
Bennett and son. Elmer. were visitors in
MorrisviIle FRIDAY
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WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Bert Savage has been i'll tine past
week with grip.-Mr and Mrs. G. n.
Newcomb were in Barre Friday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Willis Gale
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Martin have COMO
to their new home in Deertieid, Mass
Gerald Stokes has rented the front rooms
in w. W. Ioslin's residence. Ward JOS
lin who has been suffering with blood-
poisoning in his Hand, is bettcr.-W. n.
O'Brien has moved into Harry Beden'S
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

r. II. Tassic has returned from Bur.
lington. where he has been on business
Clyde Vincent. who has been working
for Arthur Benjamin had the misfortune
to cut his foot very badly while choppina
in the woods. Mrs. Bills. an aged woman
for Arthur Benjamin, had the misfortune
La wrence Baeulac. who is slightly bet
ter. is still unable to perform any work
Mrs. Leonard Wells Is suffering ar
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
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WORCESTER

Mrs. Martha preHt.sa. willow Of tho
late Isaac prentiss died sunday morning
at her home near Wheeler Mills. where
she had resided for over 10 ycars.--Edward
johnson. Earl Williams, Gladys Gray and
Lester Gray, VINO have been working neaI
Peekskill, y. Y, for several months, have
returned TO their homes here.--Misf
Frances Abbott, who has been having
trouble with her eyes, has gone to Heator
NnSnital. Mont elier. for trea tmoMt.
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SOUTH ROYALTON

Ralph Bohonnon has been transferred
by the Central Vermont railroad fiom
White River junction. where has has
been located for several months, to South
Royaton. has had TO give up her duties
coolest of the season, in fact. Of several
seasons, thermometers ranging from Il
to 81 below. There is a large quantity NJ
showdown officials including auditors
are busy this week closing up books and
accounts for the prnter,--Miss Edna
Sargent, who has been teaching in North
Royalton has had to give up her duties
for the nrescnt on ACCOUNT of illne.n.
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JOHNSON

George Burdleson has purcnas-
ed of r. Despault his milk route
and taken possession.-The little son of
Chauncey McCuin. whose knee was in
iured by broken bottle a few weeks
ago, has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital and hopes are entertained that
he will have full use of the knee
Large quantities of ice is being harvest
ed. 1t is clear and about II inches thick
The Rev. f.. q. French returned from
Chicago Friday and on Sunday supplied
the pulpit of the Congregational Church
at Hyde Park.--Thc adopted son of Gay
lon Stinson has the grip.-O. a. McFar-
land, l.. T.. Cobb and X, o. Balch travel
ing statesmen, spent Sunday with their
families here. L. Bishop is assisting
i'm the states attorneys Office. Improve
ments have been made to the interior
If the Jose store on Main street. Ear
Welch' is shipping pulp wood ana last
block logs from this station.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-08-25
Aug. 25 Sept. 1-8.
FOR HEARING ON Pc
Triton FOR ADMINS
TRATION.
Estate of Emma Wells.

Estate of Emma Wells.
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, S., In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of En-
ma Wells, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of adj
ministration of the estate of said de-
cedent: The petition of Annie True
dell having been filed in this court,
representing that Emma Wells, then
a resident of the County of Redwood,
State of Minnesota, died intestate on
the, 10th day of August, 1920, and
praying that letters of administration
If her estate be granted to F. G..
hubbard, and the court having fixed
he time and place for hearing said
PETITION.
Therefore, You and Each of You,
re hereby cited and required to show
ause, if any you have, before this
curt at the Probate Court Rooms in
ne Court House, in the City of Red
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-08-25

This is the time of the year when
thieves operate most freely in the
country towns, and everyone should
be; careful about leaving money or
valuables where they can be easily
gotten at. The Farmers store at
Lamberton was robbed a short time
ago; about $4,000 worth of silks and
raincoats were taken from a store at
Garvin last week; and thieves also
entered stores at Madelia and Worth
ington recently-Sanborn Sentinel
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-08-25
Harriet Francis Ogren.

Harriet Francis Ogren, the fifteen
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ogren of Willmar died at Will
mar Sunday at twelve o'clock. Three
weeks ago the child was attacked with
infantile paralysis and the attack
proved to severe that all medical skill
proved unavailing. The body was
brought to the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Hodge where til
funeral service was held Monday af
ternoon. DIR. E. C. Horn was the of
ficiating clergyman, and Mrs. Clar