facts-Vital statisticsBirthsJFLAGG - At Franklin County Public Hospital, May 10, a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Flagg of Doe Valley Rd., Athol; grandson of Mrs. Iva Lyman of New Salem and Mrs. RachafeP Flagg of Athol.FRITZ - At franklin County, Public Hospital, May 7, a son to r“ and Mrs. Michael Fritz of -.chncrs St.; grandson of Allen D. Rugg of * Mr. and Mrs. •ulcosh, Wise.; Jr. and Mrs.^e-1916x D. Rugg of Greenfield ;ol., and Mrs. William H. ett, Jr. of Wilton, N.H. andMr. and Mrs. Lige of Worden of Oshkosh.LAFORD — At Franklin County Public Hospital, May 8, a son, Andre Ricnard, to Mr. and Mrs. Andre Laford of 76 Daniel . Shays Highway, Orange; grandson of Mr. and Mrs: Francis Laford and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duhaime, all of Athol; great-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Littlewood of Athol and Mrs. Antionette Duhaime of Keene, N.H.; great-great-g’randson of Ralph Knowlton of Orange. 'Tod 8^1776John Adams affirms that the Colonies were “hastening rapidly to great Events. Governments will be up everywhere before Midsumme he writes to Abigail. —• IM ATHIEU- GEXLER - At Turners Falls, May 8, Pamela ‘ Julie Gexler and Michael Ed- J ward Mathieu, both of Greenfield. *Deathsi •sCYHOWSKI - At Farren Memorial Hospital, May 10, I Ignacz J. Cyhowski, SI, of. C Millers Falls. IHUNT - At Greenfield, May Y 8, Mrs. Lillian M. Hunt, 79.