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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29
WARREN.

J. L. Gleason and Jessie Thayer were
married November 90 at the church by Rev.
+. ). Fiske of Waitsfeld A reception
was given on Thursday evening at J. c.
Glea,ons. About 10 were present. Mrs
Catherine Hudson died on the 22d aged 50
Years. Mrs. Hudson has been sick
long time. yet has been a patient sufferer
and faithful Christian. She leaves three
children. Funeral services were held Sun
day, Row. George O. Howe officiating. The
remains were taken to Braintroe for inter-
ment.-C Charles Nichols from Pittsfeld
spent the past week here. +. Stearn5
Las been driving stage Of late as Mr.. Hud-
son has been with his sick mother.--D. y.
S,eGrns is homo from MONTPELIER during his
vacation. schuyler Vandeuscn stepped on
a nail Saturday injIring his foot severely.
Mrs william Densmore of koxbury was
IN town last week. W arner Moore and
wife spent portion Of last week visiting
friends i'll Waterbury and Moretown---Rav.
J. Edward Wright OK Montpelier gave 4
lecture On temperance Monday evening; it
being the . LIST birthday 81 tho Mad river
lOd2e l. o. G.. r.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral OF Mrs. Emily Barber wife
of s. r. Cutler. was largely attended at her
late home the Goth instant, Rev. Mr.. Smiley
officiating and T. g. Andrews having
charge. Mrs. Gutter has been grent SUI
ferer for many months She died the 23d.
She was IS years old. Mr.. and Mrs Dan
iel Barber of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Barber OF Waterbury, and many
other relatives were present, including MIR
and Mrs. Edward Irish OF Montpelier, Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Small of Huntington.
y Thanksgiving praise service viii be
held next SUNDAY III the church of the
Restoration at 1915 p. M. under The aus
pieces Of the Kings Daughters On the
evening OF Thursday, December ). a pillow
case party will be held by the Kings Daush-
ters in the vestry OF the church
Towers n Fiagg shipped over two tons Of
poultry last Friday, K. a. Jones about the
same, aud others about two tons more
The meetings held at the Congregational
church Friday afternoon and evening We're
not largely attended becsuse Of bad
weather. The speakers are exceedingly ia
terestng. - Mrs. DR.. jacobs is visiting her
sister N minneapolis, Mimi. There We're
services a the Congregational church
Thanksgiving evening. Mrs. K. \. Jones
has returned from "A four weeks visit to her
SON IN Fitchburg and Boston.
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WILLIS

The first of the series of lectures given by
the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor was given Friday evening by
Rev j. H. Bond of Keeseville, n. Y Sub
ject THE great American republic; its
achievements, dangers and possibilities, -
Tie revival meetings of the Methodist
church will he continued through this week,
those already held having been quite sue
cesstul-Willie X. Taft and Frank Talcott
are home from Barre, where they have
been attending school, which closed Friday.
Union service was held Thanksgiving
day at the Methodist church at IL O'Clock,
u. IN.
Services will be held at the Unlversalis,
church Sunday Rev. S. c. Hayford will
preach on the doctrine of Christian In
mortality.
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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral services of Charles Pierce
took place at the North village Saturday,
Rev. w. II. Leystor officiating The new
postmasters III town are George w. Saylcs
at the North village and Fred E. Norton at
the Centre. Jessie Snyder of Boston has
recently been in town on business. Katie
Ellis, daughter Of o. II. Ellis at the Centre,
is very ill. Miss Ellis has been Attending
school n Burlington. -- Martin Small had
ono If his valuable colts badly injured on {,
barb Wire fence reccntly.--Ecv. Mr.. Day
son Of st. Johnsbury, the State missionary,
VIII hold a series o. meeting here commenc-
ing next Sunday. -Addie Hammond of
Midllosex has recently been visiting in
town, the guest of Mrs. Edward Stevens, -
Morton Leyster Of Boston has been visiting
relatives in town tho past week. Last sun
day was concert day in the Sunday school
at the North village The next one will be
in four weeks from that time. A justice
court was held at the Centre last week be
fore Justice o. II. Ellis The jury could
not agree on u verdict.
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NORTi-l FERRlSBUR6H.

Mrs. G. d. Webb has gone TO Ludlow to
attend the funeral OF her father, John
Buckmaster Miss Mead j, vet IL a critical
cond zion with no inorovement.-J. L. St
Peter is building pee OF maca1nrlized
road in front Of his store Mrs Blakey
from Michigan is the guest Of Mrs. St.
Pe;er-NiL Dan has opened his new meat
marAet.-N. .. Allen and Dr. Collins are
baldp- Sidewalks against their premises -
The severe storm Is giving Us terrible roads
again.
). ". Norman has moved his shoe shop 10
No. 3, corner Main and King street
". 7. Alien and family 20 10 Boston
,hen 10 Ottawa. where they expect
to spend the viHtcr. -Thana,sivins serv.-
ces were held Sunday evening -ilnproye-
ments are L-u.. made upon our roads TINS
fail.--Nom oil our farmers ar. fall pough-
ing Tons of poultry have been shl p d
from this place by NJ F. Alien The past
we-k.-D.i,e Mead is very low wien no
hopes OF h-r recovery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29
MOB RISNIIl e.

The Grand Army post sociable Tuesday
evening was n success. The second enter
tanment of the winter course, next Mon
day evening, Hon. r. Vending, lecturer,
Subject popular Decisions The town
officers are hunting up the holders Of Nor
ristown's railroad bonds that they may all
be paid up this year L. d. Boynton left
town with his family on Wednesday for
Florence, Ala. Mr.. c. II. Socum now
owns the hotel property and that, with the
depot retaurant here, are leased by Mr.
Dening of Brandon who has taken posses
sion.-Joel Leach, who recently lost a large
part of his right hand coupling cars, is suf
fering with serious hemolrAoge. Union
Thanksgiving services with Rev. =. b, Fisi
at the Congregational church. Morgan,
Cheney and Mower OF the /. Y. NJ. are
spending Thanksgiving at home.
Rev. Miss ku9shury has returned from
a vacation visit among friends in Pennsyl-
vania ana the regular services at the Univ
ersaiist church are resumed The winter 5
lecture course was opened on Thursday
evening ly an illustrated lecture upon Ger
many by C. Z. Bolton. w. Z. Field, clerk
AT the Worthwhile House, fell down stars
sustaing painful injuries to his head and
arm. Joe Moves for two years in the
hardware store Of Moves Bros. Cleveland,
Ohio, has been visiting his parents i'll
town.-Alma Bugbe, VIII teach the village
school At Wolcott the coming winter j.
Warren Mobiles has a position with Sara
toga, y. y, medicine firm and soon Cos
| South. L. 3. Royuton OF the MorrIsyille
/ House goes to Florence, Ala, this week. -
| Members of the Masonic order held
! a very enjoyable social gathering
| with a banquet on the evening of NOV. 20. --
/ William Adams AMI wife. late OF Cabot,
have moved to tn. house with Mrs. Patch
on Summer street.-lrof. Beebe OF the
academy Went to his home in Malone, y.
! v, on Saturday to spend rhanksgi' ,nG. -
| Fred I5ushee Of The 80 class AT the acId my
left town for Woonsocket, r. l., on Friday,
his parents having preceded him. He will
not raturn here to attend schoIL-Hora' &c
Forbush is vncatiny the Barnes tenGmni
on Portland street and it will be occupied
10y Mr.. Webster, who com.s from Stowe --
blessrs g. J. -layton, G. II. Siocum and
$. b. Doy slapped large amount q pou!-
try Friday. The selectmen have put down
two new crossings al the head OF Portland
street and one across Main street.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Jackson Isham was quite sick last
week,-Clarence II. Tilley has gone to
Shelburne to work for Mr.. Bsrstow Two
or three couples from this town attended
the dance at the Willistou town house Fri
day evening -Mary Sullivan has returned
home from Proctor whore she has been en-
ployed in the family Of Secretary Proctor.
Rev. Mr.. Heyford preached very prac-
tical sermon in the Sucker-holler school
house Sunday afternoon. John Russell has
moved into the Uncle Eber Baldwin house
in upper Sucker-holer. The venerable
George r, Hinsdale missed his footing while
carrying an armful of wood into the house
and fell to the floor cutting his face quite
severely. Sidney and Cynthia
Hinsdale have closed the brick house where
they have lived during the summer and
gone to live with their father and mother,
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ROCHE ST q

Dana Brattles and wife OF Braintree
spent sunday in town. H. Q. Bouteile and
John q. kinsman have rented the Charles
Wenton shop at the lower village. Mr..
Howe of Mortified was with his sister,
Mrs. HodgkinS last Sunday The ladies of
the Concreg ationul church and society Will
give their annual fair and Christmas sale
Friday afternoon ana evening, November
29.-W. h. Campboil's wife is spending
the week with her parents in Granville. -
Mrs. j. ID. Wheeler of Bethel was in town
last week.-Mrs.. II. A. Putnam is in Bethel
to assist in caring tor her brother, j. d.
Gushing. Fannie Emerson, who has been
teaching in New HAMPSHIRE, is home, MIR.
BiXby is the guest of Mrs Emerson. -
Town meeting Saturday resulted in TIE
choice of G. l.. ChaiIee, treasurer; +. +.
Washburn, agent. Vacancies caused by
resignation of c. c. Harvey
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AlBURGl1.

j. w. Sault, f. Elmer Wheeler, Matte
Fuller and others came from st. Adams
Friday evening and organized Y. p. c. +.
society with IA membership of IT. The So
ciety meets at the stone school house at
West Alburgh Friday evening TO elect Off
oers.-Dr. Ladue and wife and Mrs. Boards
ley and son have returned from New York.
Bell McNiel is dangerously sick, --Ashel
Hawley is administrator of the Schultz es-
tate.-H. r. Darby goes soon to Michigan
to buy hay.-Mss +. NJ, Sabre is sick
Mr.. McElroy is loading a car with old
iron, the first movement in old iron for u
number of years.
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NORTH EAYSTON.

Sheridan Sumerville died November | ! of
consumption; his remains was brought mere
for burial, largo number attending his
funeral: Rov. Mr.. Howe from Waitsfeld
oficiated. james d. Ryan from Mont
pelier is in town. Lillian Porter has gone
to Mortified visiting friends. William
Carey has moved on to l.. VI. Tyler's place.
Mrs Lucy Howe and baby, Edith, were
in town visiting her sister, Mrs Allen
Howe. Mrs. Calvin Seaver and daughter
and Mrs. Hattie Adams from Montpelier
visited here last week. William LOWELL
died in South Duxbury, November 10
Mrs 5. Story is sick. -Joseph Neill has
gone TO Waitslield to work
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WESTEIELO.

Rev. \. j. iIough's lecture was we'll at
tended. Receipts from the supper %}l.-
Mrs. Carl Bean remains very iii.--The
primary school with Miss Houston teacher
opened November 20.-DeH Stone closed
her school last week and Miss Townsend il
the Tyumpass district at The same tins. -
The promenade concert by the Lowell Cor
net band was fairly attsnie /; receipts 80 -
Gavland skinner OF Lowell has been buying
butter for II cents and poultry for ! | cents
a pound. Mrs. K. II. Wright is dangerous
ly i'll. The upper departm ut of the village
school opened Friday; the teacher, Fred
Greene Of hartland, is spending his vaca-
ton at home. Mrs. Rnola Barnes has gone
to Boston. 1t is reported tnat VIII TrGtu-
pass has rented his farm to Mr.. GoiIarl --
Elva Farman returns to ncr school in Mont
gomery Centre. Ed win Boynton has re
turned from Boston. CHARLES Mitchell has
moved to Enosbursh Falls.
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CHARLOTTE.

W. W. Hgnee recently plowed up a
medal Of the cold water army of "Washing-
tonian' days that he'd probably lain in the
ground nearly 40 years.
Miss Beach OF jericho is to teach the
winter term in district No. 6.-Lvman
Nickel ami Charles Nj. Byington are the
delegates from the congregational church
to The Young Mems Convention in Bur
lmgton next week. james b. Mcneil has
sold about % acres off the west end of his
farm, and along the lake shore TO Fred =
lcase of Burlington. The recent soap
bubble party at A. A. BynRton's was very
successful. This is to be followed by others
arranged by the Society Of Christian En-
vor.-lhe wood job on Pease Hill is to
be resumed this winter under Myron y.
Williams The dock at McNeil's ferry and
other Improvements are contemplated in
the spring so steamboats, can land readily.
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NORTH OUXBURY.

Miss A. rrenti~s of Waitsficld closed g
successful term of school Friday. To ru-
pills entertained the visitors with sin avg,
recitations and readings. only for the ra.G,
T. /. VI hits would have treated the SCH -.l
to ride to Joucsvlle Miss prauti,~ a-s
been engaged 20 teach the winter term -
Ir. and Mrs. White and Miss Ethel W 'ut
to Waitsticld Saturday ana are visiting
Miss Premises pursnts.-Tuer, is a new
clerk in the postoftice. john Rafferty, OF
St Albans who has been the clerk for -
lew months has gone to Georgia A. te.e.
graph operator and a youns man from Far.
fax succeeds him.
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HIGHGATE

G.. II. Tittemore who carries on the A.
H. Mason farm in the north west part OF
the town, claims that from three acres of
ground, he raised 600 bushel baskets OF
corn which will be equal to about 800
bushels of shelled corn there is plenty Of
land in that section Of the town, that with
like culture viii produce like results. which
shows that Hishgate has no ''abandoned
farms" to sell TO colonies.
Mrs. f. ". Baxter is quite ill.-The
"king's Daughters met with Mrs. Il. c.
Morey Saturday last. Harry Baxter is the
humps latest victim W orll on the gran
ite quarry has suspended for the present.
y. II. Mason has returned from his trip
to Middleburv. A Hncl;ley mas gone
TO Waterbury, Conn. .lessrs. Sanderson
and Hcrricli are in Boston disposing of their
stock o. poultry Twenty three thousend
nine hundred and ninety-four pounds of
poultry We're shipped from his station the
2ist. There was 10 be u dance ~ Liherty
hall. Thanksgiving evening. with music by
Parler's orchestra oil 81. -AlUane. - 8tle
and Jonn.r Sweet have gone to Now Nori;
city to spend the winter with their brother
Dr.. VIII Sweet The "Odd Girls au or
ganiJation composed Of the young ladies' of
the Methodist church. held their ilrst coffee
and cake supper on the 22d, with very salts
factory results. Philip Sears has moved
into one OF Or. Bakers ten ment house,
vacated By Henry Boor, jr.-Nora Beach i,
spending a few days with friends III Bur
iington and Nergennes. Hiram Seward ha;
returned from spring tieIG.-There Is con
siderable s.ckne>s IL town but few case
tEat are fatai.-W. +. Hackic has been con
fined TO his room for the past two Week.
Ia. a..
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MILTON.

II. +. Powell and wife started Tuesday
ON au extended trip to the Pacific coast,
going by the northern route and coming
home 10y the southern C. II. jackson is
selling the Centennial copying book and ink.
Several of the farmers have ordered their
grass seed from the West through the
agent Of the Grange, and make a large
saving.
At an auction sale Tuesday, advertised by
William Laudon. of % acres of meadow
land known as the Chaplin lot, it was sold
to Cortes Mayville Tor $1,000 Mr.. Chapu
paid only e few years ago $4,000 for the
same land
Mrs. Herrick, widow of the late Deacon
Phineas Herrck j, expected to live but Il
short time.
Mrs. G. +. Herrick and four sors started
Tuesday morning for California to Join hel
husband who went there two years ago
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SHELF URNE

DR.. W. $ Webb arrived in town Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McGrath
are happy over the arrival OF Il boy.-The
y. +, :. C.. f. has ~ members now. -rhe
village schools closed Friday for Il week 5
vacation The same teachers will teach the
winter terms, Il. d. Studdard the district
school and Mary Mills thu high school: the
fail terms have been II success every way.
Dr. W. :. webb returned to New York
Monday. DR.. r. K. Stoddard is building a
barn near his house. --Irs. FL Roberts died
at her home on Shrewsbury Point Monday
night She had been sick for long time.
She was u good wife and mother, and n
worthy member of the Methodist church -
George Root is getting Tracy AMI Van
Nliet's HAT ready to occupy with his bride
in few weeks.
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RRlDPORI.

Mrs. Bacon, wife of Roy W, y. Bacon,
died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs L.
Nichols Friday night. The funeral took place
Monday and there was a large attendance
as Mrs. Bacon had mauy friends in Rrit-
port and Shoreham, she having hVei IN
Shoreham for 20 years, and being a faith
full worker with her husband Rev. Mr..
Bacon. No services in the Congre, atIonal
church Sunday Tie new stage driver.
Mr. Cole of Wey bridge commenced his
duties Monday morning, Mr. Jennings hav-
ing retired.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Kate Fletcher closed her school ct Shell
don Friday; she is to teach the winter
term there; Lottie Carpenter and Elsie Ray
more are to teach at Waterville and Laura
Durham in district No. e. Ashton Ed
wards and Mrs. Emerson BIk are very
1.-THE Second Congregational church has
been presented with beautiful pulpit lamp,
n present from John Mccormick of Boston.
Buck Bros have completed their road to
the mountain lot.-The Jacksonville and
Cambridge cCrnet bands meet together at
the "Boron Saturday evening. A A.
Hawley and family spent Thanksgiving in
Fairfield Mrs. Welcome Thomas Of Bur
lington is visiting her son, B. j. Thomas.-
Butter sold for lS cents Saturday. Katie
Newcomb of Eden is visiting at WashGurn
Smi TIL S Mr.. Elam has returned from
Michigan to spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Page.-George Wells
and wife are visiting in Ottawa, Ont-Mrs.
Herrick starts for California this week. -
Mrs Brown of Wiliston is very i'll at her
daughter Mrs Fl. l.. Story ii. A. Gray
has sold his house occupied by DR.. Gilbert
to ?. +. Jones.-C. S. Cornell has opened Il
singing school at johnson. Frank Powell
has been very i'll the past week. Willie
Powell accompanied by Homer Rogers OF
Essex spent Sunday with his mother.
There were only four applicants
from this town at the county ex-
animation held at Hyde Park.-"Pet'
Waugh has finished his wor; in Middlebury
and returned to town.-Glenn Caswall is
spending his vacation in Colchester. -
Myrtle Green is to teach the winter term OF
school in the Lamplough district Carrie
Freeman i'll Smile district, Hattie Mcclure
l.
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UNDERHIlL.

The last Of the cheese has been shipped
from the factory. The Woman's Relief
Corps will hold their fair December II. 12
and l3.-F. 5. jackson read sermon at
the Congregational church. Sunday after
noon, Rev. II. T. Barnard preached in the
evening, Juvenile Temple is preparing an
entertainment to be given ere long M. ii.
Alexander of Jericho explained the princi
Piles and working of the order Of Iron Hall
at Thompson hall, Saturday evening
There was surprise party at L. +. Good
wins Thursday evening, There was a
housefull and an enjoyable occasion. Pres
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WATERVlLlE.

Fred Carpenter is in Boston S. Il. Mil
Ter and wife We're visiting in Fairfax last
week. S G.. Dotey of Wolcott was the
guest of his brother Edward nj Milers hotel
last week. Fred Darrah is visiting his
brother at Enoshurgh. Martha Stevens
has returned from Brattleboro with health
much improved - Mrs. Il. W. Beard has
gone to Upton, Mass, where Mr.. Beard has
job.
Every mother should have copy of the
book THE Care and Feeding of infants" ISSUED
Der Goodale Co., Il Central Wharf Boston,
Mass it contains advice ot tho greatest valu,
and assistance to her in feeding her child
send for COPY; II viii be mailed free TO any
address,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

About month ago f. |. Drury sold his
livery stable, which he had run several
years, to Sumner Hawey. Last Saturday
Hawley sold the same to Hale Fuller from
Huntington, who will continue 10 run it as
formerly. -George Nassaur has moved into
his new house on North street james
Allen OF Westford was in town over Sunday
-Rollin Parker from WeStford has moved
his family into a tenement over the Farm
ers' Exchange building. Mrs. Mary Daniels.
one Of the oldest residents here had a
shock Saturday morning, and is very low.
The mother Of Thomas H. Roleau died at
his home last Friday, and her remains were
CARED to Williston to be buried beside her
husband. who died several years ago. The
funeral was held AT the house of 7. II.
Roleau Sunday by Rev. Church Tabor. Her
age was Sl.-Henry Roleau from Brattla-
boro and Dorr Roleau, sons of Mrs Roleau,
and a grandson, Curtis Roleau of Montpel-
Ter were here over Sunday, attending the
funeral of mother and grandmother
Rev. $. c. Hayford will preach a. Vii
lage hall, Sunday evening at : clock.
Topic, "A Contented Mind -
The village Graded school closed "A very
successful term last week with two days OF
examination of the whole terms work end.
iuB TIiuhy AFTERNOON Win TnelOflcalS.
B. Sturtevant has had charge of the school,
and is proving himself worthy of the posi-
ton. Miss Andrews has been his assistant
and has done a good work Lizzie Barney
has had the intermediate. This department
has been unfortunate in that it has beer
compelled to exchange teachers often OF
late, and as Miss Barry has been very sue
cessful with her first term here, il is hoped
she may be induced to remain for severa
terms. Miss Tarbox has had charge of the
primary department for several years
which speaks well for her as well as for the
school and the school board There will be
two weeks of vacation, after which
| the schools will open on Monday
under the same corps of teachers
Principal j. B. Sturtevant went to Albany
n. Y, Wednesday morning to spend his va
| cation Lizzie Barney has gone to visit hel
sister Lucia, who is a teacher at the Burr
| and Burton seminary at Manchester. Rev
Mr.. Goodall and wife are visiting friends
| in Fairfax.-As Horace Read was driving
home from the village last Saturday even
| ing in the darkness his horse run him int
the ditch, doing no further damage thai
breaking the shafts to the buggy.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Alpheus Harding is very sick,-Nlrs.
Don Curtis is suffering from an ulcer
Hugh Brown mas returned from a business
trip to Montreal. Thanksgiving services
will be held at the Congregational church
Thursday morning at 10.--Francis Murphy,
adjudged insane, has been taken to Brattle-
boro.-J. X, Stevenson, jr., went TO Boston
a few days ago by way OF Chatham, y. ",
bringing back Miss Mary Smith of that
place as his wife. Mrs Stevenson taught
in tho village school last year.
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BRANDON.

Mr. and Mrs. n. Il. Wheeler, who have
been spending the summer at JohusbwGh,
n. Y, have returned and opened their house
III Conant Square. john +. Dyer and wife
of Salisbury spent several days in town
last week visiting relatives. H +. Bissel
of Shoreham, who has just returned from
South America was in town few days this
week visiting his uncle c. L. Slavery.