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SHOREHAN.

These officers We're chosen at the town
meeting: Moderator, j. y. North; clerk
DR.. c. W. Howard; assistant clerk, Mrs. C.
W. Howard; sclectmen, ). j. Nortmup, H..
w. Jones, W. T. Delano listers, X. W.
Merritt, II. s. Brookins, l.. Ii. Nottingham;
auditors. L. 3. Rich H. :. Brooliins, c. y.
North: fence viewers, NJ. Platt, D. j..
Wright, +. G. Farnham; jurors,
j. 7. Stickney, f. B. Douglas;
treasurer. V Rich; constable f. Barnum;
agent to prosecute and defend suits, h. W.
Jones; inspector of leather, W. y, Platt;
inspector of wood Il. II. Leonard. elcctor.
c. w. Howard a tax of &c cents was
voted.
On Thursday afternoon at the missionary
meeting at the chapel the following COM
mittee for the benevolent society was chosen
for the ensuing year: Mrs. \. NJ. Smith,
Miss Marcia Douglas and Miss Media Forbes,
The report of the school in district No,
II, in the town of Shoreham, taught by
Mary Hammel which closed Friday, March,
shows the per cent passed 10y each pupil
to have been as follows; Robbie Holmes S.
Nelson Jones so, Frank Powers ST, Hattie
Wesley 81 Nellie Sullivan 81 Susie Leon
ard s.. John Rourke 81, jennie Holmes SO,
Lizzie Powers so, Olive Wesley 50. Lizzie
Tottn CHAM "a, May Wesley 80, Dora Orig
ware s., John Rourke. ir., -, Bowman
Nottingham Sc, Elijah Burt 81, Eugene
Leonard 95, Mable Burt 80, Francis Leon
ard 80.
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JOHNSON.

S. A. Andrews Of Ncrgennes, male his
friends here II short call last week.-HOn X.
G.. Cristy and w. II. NYe have returned from
Washington. Mr.. Waterman, nephew of il.
A. Waterman. has returned TO his home i'll
Ringwood. Ill-NIrs. O. b. Landon. who
has been at Milton under Dir. DiXon's treat
ment has returned much improved in health
DIR. Dixon was called here to see DIR.
Woodward last week. He reports him more
comfortable but fears it is of short duration.
-Bigc. son Of Orange Buck has ratu ned
from ms medical school at Philadelphia. and
will spend his vacation at home dentist
Wilson has returned from hi week : stay in
Burlington y. c. saunders of Chelmsford,
Mas occupied the desk at the Baptist
church last Sunday. --Ferd Howard and
wife were called to Fairfax last week by the
death of Mr.. Towards father. Smith IIcbb
has moved into the Alien stand. Miss Sa-
bin. sister of Mrs W &. Andrews, has re
turned t. her home in Montpelier.-John
Emmons and Morris Hill recently joined the
congregational church, and Prof Campbell
and DR.. Allen were elected assis ant deaconS
Of the same church.
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EAlREAX.

The campfire held at New Hampton Insti-
tute hall March , was not largely attended
on account of unfavorable weather. The
address by Comrade +. II. Trick of Bur
lingto was educating andhumorous, and was
delivered III very entertaining manner
Miss Minnie Hawley rendered The En-
sign Bearer, - and Miss Ada Courier recited
'Our Army Friends Music was furnish
ed by "A quartette led by Prof. Henry
Babcock with Miss Mary Sturgis at the or
gan. Miss May Watson sang the cold
Camp Kettle Which Hung on a Pole, 80
which brought down the house. Fred Shop
ardson sang the solos, 1--WE Are the Boys, -
and The Battle Cry of Freedom, and the
camp fires We're put out by the audience
singing America
Members Of Post Richardson will remem-
Der that Friday night is the night of the
regular meeting. \ full attendance is re-
quested. All comrades of the q. \, h. will
be welcome
John Howard is quite sick with pneu-
monia.-Miss May SturgiS has been installed
as assistant in the post office. Mrs \. &,
Wright Of New Haven, who has been spend
ing few days in town, returns home thi,
week,-At last report II. c. Perry was 6
little more comfortable
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WESTEORD

\ few of the farmers have made some
sugar and report good flow of sap but have
now been obliged to suspend sugar making
ON account of change in the weather and
the heavy fan of snow
Hay is selling from - to $40 per ton.
There is quite IA demand for it and consider
able is being sold
The usua! amount of moving is going on.
Myrou Macomhor of Georgia has rented the
SiaS Beach farm, K. u. Burns has moved
ON to the Stcarns farm, Mr. Peryof Milton
ON To the Burn, place, George Grow is NOV
ing on to the Cool, place in this village
icmucl Irish has purchased and moved on
to the Adam Holmes farm Adophus Gar
row has rented the Lcnucl Irish farm and
John Stuart has given up Judge Stone farm
which he had taken AMI returned to his
farm.
". V. Beach has gone to llmesburgh to
work in a rcamcry,-prcsidmg Elder Cul-
yer conducted services at the Baptist church
Inst Sunday afternoon and evening Judge
Stone, who has been very i'll with bilious
fever. is slowly improving. Oliver Good
rich and Mrs. Frank Machia are sick with
pneumonia.-r corn supper at the Metho-
dist church wa, fairly well attended, not
withNtandinC the mclemency of the weather.
Mis-, Jane Allen Is in town giving lessons
in painting. Sydney Stevens of ESSEX has
class of five music scholars i'll the village
to whom h" gives lessons weekly.
The funeral services Of Mr.. l.. a. w
Rice whose death occurred Thursday, were
conducted by Rev Edwin Whcclock Satur-
day afternoon at the residence OF her son.
II. ". Rice Friend, from Burlington
Jericho and ESSEX were in attendance Fine
floral offerings consisting i'm part of a beau
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MORRlSVlLLE.
An Elopcment Ends in Marriage.


The young daughter of Kingsley Darling,
who eopcd with her fathers hired
man few days since. was married TO the
young man in Montpelier, and has settled
down to domestic duties in South Wood
bury, refusing TO heed the request to return
home unless her mother is sick.
Rov A. s. Hutchins Of Burlington has
bought of Charles Moulton the house ON
Union street built by Erastus Nichols.
The two tenement houses on the south
side of Foundry street have been bought by
High Sheriff Burnel and II. Il. Peck of
Wolcott.
W. II. Hopkins of s.. Adams, n student
in the Union Theological school at New
York city, preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday The church and
society are unanimous in the wish that
he may be secured to supply the pulpit here
when he graduates next May.
The Methodist people are making can
vass among their own congregation first,
and then among the citizens generally, for
the providing of entertainment for those at
tending the coming conference to be held
here next month.
The Morrisville house property has re
verified TO l.. b. Boynton, who is again in
charge. Mr.. A. r. Terril, who has run
| the house for the past year, is expecting to
90 TO Massachusetts.
The students OF the academy have formed
the usual lyceum organization, and will hold
the first lyccum of the spring term on Fri
day evening of this week.
Ernest Billings "A student at the academy
is very ill with pneumonia at William
Cheney s.-Percy d. Stone is at home from
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NEW HAVEN.
A Man Missing Last seen on the Railroad
TrnUk.

Man Missing Last seen on the Railroad
Track.
A Mr.. Merrill. residing in Brooksville
strayed from his home last Friday, and the
latest intelligence known of him is that lie
was seen walking on the track north of Yer
geunes. He is a man rather above the me
dunn height. slim, black hair and eyes, and
was comfortably clothed. Any information
regarding him would be thankfully received
by his friends in New Haven.
The Ladies' Aid so"iety met with Mrs. {.
b. S. Wheeler on Thursday afternoon
Mrs w. b. Hague resumed her place i'll the
choir last Sunday, after an illness of few
weeks. The pastor gave a stirring discourse
on the subject of missions last Sunday.
Professor Eaton of Nliddlebury college gave
Il fine lecture to the students and Others on
Monday evening on The battle of Mara
thon. Mr.. ID. a. Rolcau has been quite
i'll for several days. but is thought to be inn
proving
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr. Torrance McHugh, who was buried
Sunday last, was 50 years old. He came to
this town some 90 years ago from Quebec, p.
@, with his family. \ year ago he buried
his wife who was -. He was a tailor by
trade and had a work shop in his house. He
was good husband and father. He leave,
two sons, William who is In San Francis
co, Cal, and James. employed as coachmal
for Col. W. \. Crombie in Burlington, and
two daughters, - the oldest of whom is in
Carson City, Neb.. and the youngest, who
came home year ago to attend her age
parents
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HIGHGATE.

The social event of the season was the
marriage of Mr.. Waterman r, Sunderland
of st. Charles ILL.,, to Miss Mary +. Sunder-
land on the 18th inst. Miss Sunderland will
be remembered by the many patrons of the
steamer ermont, as the popular ladies maid
OF that steamer. The wedding pres nts We're
many and valuable and the bride takes with
her to her new home the many and hearty
good wishes of her many friends here and
elsewhere.
1t looks as if Mr.. Cookies prophecy of a
boiled down winter in March would prove
true.
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STOWE

Mrs. Susan E. Hodge, died early Monday
morning after a short illness. Mrs Hodge
had lived in Stowe all her life aRd leaves a
large circle of relatives and friends The
funeral was held Wednesday, Rev. Mr.,
Douglass officiating.
Glen Moody expects to soon move to the
Whitney farm in Stowe Hollow.-Henry
Pike and wife left on Thursday for New
Hampshire. where they will reside in future.
Mrs, r. b. Smiths mother, Mrs. Howard,
is stopping with her, having arrived on Fri
day last
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ROXBURY.

Mr. and Mrs Amos Woodland celebrated
their golden wedding on Tuesday. March -
and We're the recipients of many valuable
gifts.
The effects of the late Sylvester Ellis are
to be sold at auction on Friday, March
-.
f. ?. Durham i, getting in a large stock
of logs to supply his mill on the hatS.
Every one is interested in the Samoan
islands just now, lut every one does not
know that they are known ON the maps as
the NaviSators,
Mrs Luke Tarbell is visiting friends in
Crown Point, y. N.-Mrs. David Ellis is
moving to Mortified. -Mr, E. y. Spauld-
ing is conyalescing William Frink has
closed his house and returned with his son to
Taunton Mass, for an indefinite time. 49,
John Ferris is moving on to the farm he re
Gently bought of Mrs Tracy near the vii
age and Henry Turney has rented his hill
farm,
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BETHEL
Pensioner, ofthe War or1S19

Mrs. Sophia Martin, the last pensianer i'll
thsss town of the war of 1872, died at the
residence Of her son. j. NJ. Martin, on the
Sth instant. aged - years. Mrs Richard
son, who is the last surviving pensioner of
the revolutionary war, is still living in thi,
vicinity at the age of 80 years.
The Inauguration of President Harrison
was celebrated here with supper, toasts,
speeches and dancing at the Wilson house.
Thelaies the Congregational society gave
IA chicken pie supper and an entertainment
last week which left over $50 in their treas
uly.
Miss Fogg of Chicago is spending the win
ter at the Wilson house. Mrs Kate Dun
ham, who is engaged teaching in Kansas,
was called home Saturday by the death of
her mother, Mrs, Martin, arriving here on
Monday
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Miss Lotte Mccormick of Chicago, who
has been the guest of Mrs " G. Gage the
past week. went to Burlington Monday,
where she will visit friends few weeks be
fore returning to her Western home. Mrs.
Gage is expecting To accompany her.
The school at the Boro closed another sue
ccssful term Tuesday, March 3, and in the
evening the children held party at Floronia
hall. there being upwards OF 80 present. Re
freshmentS were served and all enjoyed a
pleasant time.
The W. c. r, L. will hold public parlor
meeting at Mrs. Daniel Meader's on Friday
evening March %. All are invited to at
tend.
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RUTLAND COUNTY NOTES.
Requests Made by the win of Hiram
BlaClImer of Brandon.


Considerable interest has been manifest
to learn the provisions of the viii Of the lato
Hiram Blackmcr a wealthy citizen Of
Brandon. and who has been director in the
First National bank of that place since its
organization. The mill was proved i'm the
Probate Court at Rutland on Tuesday by
Edwin s. Marsh and +. ". Hudson Of Bran-
don. two Of the attesting witnesses. \ leg
acy Of $1,000 each is given to two ncphew,.
Charles +. Kingsley and II. 4. Kingsley of
Salisbury. The instrument provide, that
his wife shall have occupancy Of the dwelling
house in which they lived, and the use of the
furniture except the piano, while She lives
and remains his widow. A further provis
ion is made that She shall not rent or allow
any person TO occupy any portion Of the
house except herself Mrs. Blackburn is
further charged to pay all taxes levied and
all Indebtedness that may accrue upon the
house and keep it in good repair. She is
given the dividends on $4,000 stock in the
First National bank of Brandon so long as
she survives and remains his widow The
last provision allows her wood for onc fire
from the s'rdmp lot with the same provision
as to wdOwhood.
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WATERNlllE.

Albert Austin has moved into the Apple
bee house. Henry Tillotson has taken the
Levi Conliling farm Mr.. and Mrs. E. W..
Manchester are happy over the arrival OF a
daughter at their house on Saturday. Luke
Potter our veteran stage driver was on the
sick list last week and q. A. Grey mad
charge of the mail bags.-John Waters re-
turned ON Saturday from Concord y. H.,
where he has been employed in the hospital
since July. He has gone to Burlington TO
complete his studies AT the medical college
Mrs. Clark Wilbur died at the residence
of her son -in-law. j. Y. Stevens, on Sunday
last-Thc meetings under the direction of
Rev Hollis Jordan are to continue another
week
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SOUTH HERO.

Luke Livingston has completed his ar
rangements for tapping his sugar place, and
expects to tap 600 trees.
The lyceums will be discontinued after
April /. They have been conducted with a
great deal of spirit and have been Of much
interest The subject for debate next Sat
mday evening is Resolved that the occu-
patton Of the farmer affords more pleasure
than that of the professional man
Miss Harvey of New York is visiting her
uncle, D. Dillon. at Mrs. Laura Mott ;. -
Miss c. f. Palmer of Monkton, closed a
successful term of school last Friday in the
third district.
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ENOSRuRGH FALLS.

The Reading club held a very pleasant
session ON Monday evening at the Residence
of W. Draper The next meeting will be
with MIR and Mrs V. y. Irish Monday even
ing. March p.
There will be a sugar party at the Metho-
dist church parlors on Friday evening, given
by the Ladies Aid society.
O. Merrill returned from Washington on
Saturday, NJ. +, Pcrley and wife have gone
farther south.
for the benefit OF Rev. j. y. Burgln netted
so
quite a number of or young people re
turned home from Montpelier seminary on
saturday.
H. c. Kendall resumes his position in the
depot
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I. P Gleason has been confined 10 his bed
for several days past with pneumonia. The
ladies gave a sociabie at the Unitarian >es-
try Thursday evening, and the Baptist Chris
tian Endoayor society will give a >ociable in
their vestry Friday evening The Bethany
pulpit viii be supplied next Sunday by Rev
&. W. Gallagher of keene. y. H.. Rev. G..
A, Tewksbury Of Camiridgeport, Mass,
ofliciated last Sunday. Prank H. Basrom
returned Monday night from week tour
in Addison county.-The third Of the series
of dancing schools for children will be held
at the Pavilion at / 80 O'Clock Saturday at
ternoon. Mrs. Norman Peck is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Charles Smith. at Brandon.
The regular fortnightly session of Thomas
Widely Encampment No. II, I. o. O. f,
viii be held at $50 o'clock, Friday evening
Alice the little daughter of F. A. Sher-
bune, is ill with lung fever-L H. LON
bard is clerking for H. y. Bowman.-H. G.
Marvin went to Boston Wednesiay.-H H. c.
Holmes Is building "A large refrigerator in
his market
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WAT ERBURY.

Hon j. W. Paterson of New Hampshire
will deliver the fourth lecture of the course
at the Congregational church next Friday
evening, March -.
&. +. Moody has sold his farm near Dux-
bury Corners called the Hayes farm to
1iberius Morse for $4,000.
Rev. l.. II. Elliot, agent of the Vermont
Bible society, presided at Rutland last Sun
day
Those whose "dishes were right side up
caught good run of sap last week, but the
larger portion We're not ready.
The suit of Edward Woodward vs.. f. II.
Anterior occupied one day but did not
make much progress. George W. Kennedy
for plaintiff, g. f. Clough for defendant.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

S Il. Krogman, late proprietor of the St
Johnsbury house, has sold the furniture and
fixtures of the house to his brother, w. l..
Krogman of Boston. l.. b. krogman re
mains as manager.
Caleb II. Marshall has bought the proper
ty belonging to the late John Belknap for
$500 and work is to beresumed there.
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BRIOPORT.

The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. J. T. Lamos on Thursday afternoon
with a sociable in the evening
|. $. Doty is the last ON the unlucky list
having lost valuable COW one day last
week. 1t is supposed the COW got caught in
some way while in the yard and broke her
NECK.
Fred Nichols has secured position in an
office at Ticonderoga and commenced his
labors on Monday. \. Landers is in
Washington visiting friends. Mrs. II. c.
Elithorpe is quite sick with typhoid pneu
monia. E j. Nichols and w. q. Hamilton
have returned from the inauguraton.-
David Smith leaves the stock farm the 10th
inst, His successor will be W. c. BREASTED,
a former resident of this place. The read
ing circle will meet with Asa Hemmenway
ON Friday evening. The Brdport Driving
park association met at the town hall last
Friday evening
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NEWPORT.

p. j. Farrell has been transferred fro.
Superintendent Dame's office in Boston (,
his former mail route from Newport to Bo-
ton.
The next lecture in the course occur
Tuesday evening, March -, 10y Pet
MameroG Won Finkclstein, native of J
ri salem, City Life in Jeousalem" is Il
subject
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Church will each puI
in a silo this year.-Cephas Carpenter, VIII.
lately sold his dairy of native cows is now
casting about for a dairy Of Jerseys
George Lee and family from Bondsville,
Mass, are in town. He has situation in ID
counting room there. james Mcclure an
family of Westford are spending a few
days in town.-Mark Hooper has made 4;
number of thousand sugar tubs this wint
which the farmers in this vicinity are nov
securing.
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HYDE PARK.
Domestic Trouble Results in Suicide-A
MYstcrsons Disappearnncn

II. X. Elliott, n man about 60 years Of
age, who lived at the North village. hung
himself on Saturday afternoon Domestic
trouble is said TO be the cause.
a. j. Shackett, who, for several years
past has been boss on the s, elton II re. left
his home, February 81, and his whereabouts
are as yet unknown to his family. Mr.
Shackett was an industrious, hard working
man, and no causa whatever is known for
his mysterious disappearance.
Preston Fairbanks has gone to Barre to
work in "A lumber yard. Cowan had a
horse drop dead while at work on Saturday
and Hiram Bishop had one drop dead on
Tuesday. Both horses were apparently well.
H. NJ. Mcfarland has been to Montpelier
on business trip this week.R. w HUI
burd, general agent for the National Life
Insurance company, is visiting his sub
agents in Orleans county.
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FRANKLIN.

The Ladies Aid of the Congregations
church Melted 50 from their sugar festival
last Thursday evening
Mrs A. h. Parker, after a weeks illness
with pneumonia, died somewhat unexpect-
eddy Monday morning. The funeral was
held at the Congregational church Wednes-
day. Rev. Mr.. Story officiating
u. j. Gates is reported dangerously ill
J. L. Wilder and George Dagnall are both
convalescent Miss Lulu WEIGH is at home
from Montpelier seminary on a vacation.
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WAlTSFIElD.

The Union Dramatic club of Waitsfield
presented the drama "The flowing bowl,
to "A crowded house on Friday evening,
March l. the receipts netting over $50 The
club repeated the play at Warren on Friday
evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Joslin and Angie
BoyCc of Omaha, We're in town last week.
Thomas Somervile entertained party OF
select friends at a social visit and a dance ON
the 4th inst. Jerry Crane, an old townsman,
died OF pneumonia on the lth inst. Rev. Mr..
Parsons Is delivering a course of sermons in
the Methodist and Congregational churches.
a number Of our boy have the humps
Miss Fisher is moving into the Holmes house
AT the town meeting it was voted to build
a snow roller to be used the coming winter.
Sugar makers have been making prepa-
rations for an early sugar season by scat
tering their tubs and tapping to some eX-
tent.
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NORTHFlELO.

There will be a county union of the Chris
tian Endeavor societies at the Congrega-
tiona church here Tuesday, March 49,
The family of Richard Kennedy, consist
ing of his wife and three children, have been
very sick with pneumonia, but are improv-
ing. Nelson IIasson is very sick.-John
Gregory, esq., of Waitslield was in town
Monday and Tuesday as attorney for the
defendant in the suit of Field vs., Royce
Dr. H. H. Walling Of Boston is in town.
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RICHMOND.

Corneliu, Whalen Of Bolton has bough t
the village lot and house of &. E. Worden,
consideration $500.
W. q. White has bought the Henry Gil
lett farm and stock of Frank t'illett, paying
Tor the farm sl9.OOO,
$. II. Davis returned Saturday night
from Shrewsbury, Mas. whittier he went
to attend the funeral of an aunt.
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ISL E LA MOTTE.

There will be chicken pie supper in the
Metho dist church ON Thursday evening. for
the benefit of Rev. s. L. Eastman, cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
f. r. Goodsell and family, have gone to
Burlington to residents. Abel Phelps has
returned from Manchester, n. HI. a.
Hall has sent another car load of potatoes 10
Boston Our physician, b. E, Lengfield, is
on the sick list.
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The district school near James Carriers,
taught 10y Miss Mary Elmer, closed a sue
cessful term Monday evening There will
be an exhibition by the school Thursday
evening, consisting of charadcs, dialogues,
declarations, etc
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ROXRURY.

On the sick list are Mrs f, y. Spaulding
with pleurisy, Miss Lena Chase with pncu-
monia. Fred Crosier with severe attack Of
tonslitis.
The roads were so badly drifted on the
hills that the Warren stage was unable to
get through on Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons, "A Evangelist, is TO hold a
series of meeting at the Congregational
church, commencing March 49,