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WEST TOPHAM.

Martin Dexter has recently purchased the
Parker McNeise farm consisting of 40 acres
suitably divided into pasture and tillage land,
and located about two miles from postoffiCe,
stores and church for $40 The farm build
ings on the same are all in good repair. one
large barn having been built but few years
ago at a cost of SJWW
Mrs. Newton Morgan has moved from
Waits River to Barre, where she is to make
her home with her son Frank Morgan. Mrs
:. Densm ore of this place, VINO is spending the
winter in the South, has sent Amos Jewett
some fine speCimans of Florida moss.-Dr o. H.
Watson "a nd family. who have spent the winter
in Florida have started for the North and will
probably arrive a home about the middle of
of the present month. MIR. c. f. Woodward,
ir., has secured the agency for the old and re
liable Travellers Insurance company OF Hart
ford Cohn.-NIrs DR.. Lazelle and daughter
Jennie of Plainfield have been visiting in town.
The suit of w. f.. BlXby VS.. Hardy johnson
before Justice Emery Wednesday resulted in IA
verdict for the plaintiff. Presiding Elder
TruaX will preach for the Methodists Sunday.
Clinton Smith, who went to Worcester a
short time ago has secured position in the
hospital in that city. David Bagley leaves
now for the same placc.-Dcn Dcnsmore of
Barre. who has large real estate interests in
town, was here the last Of the week looking
after the same.-fhere has been much talk and
discussion among the farmers about the advis-
ability of establishing creamery here, and a
committee appointed to canvass the town re
port that n sufficient number OF COWS can be
obtained to insure a success
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THAT TERRIBLE BRONCHITIS

If allowed to continue will sooner or later
end in fDHSuWjHi
Bronchitis is almost always the result of a
"Co.d, and at nrst nothing but caIarrh of the
mucous mem hrane of the laynN, trachea and
bronchial tubes, causing an irritation in the
throat. with hacLing cough, and sensation
commonly called 'ticiii10i IN me tT0U," with Il
desire to raise the obstructins matter which ut
first is slightly iTOthy and Ni~Cid, bun III time
becomes thick ycllowish green matter, unless
cured promptly. Whatever the cause, constant
attention should be given to the following
treatment BENZ located within the larynx
and windpine, Sle intlamed surface cannot he
reached by simply swallowing any of the
thousand and one cough svrups,n "ba lsams"
ana "eNpcClOrantS, recommended rs "Sure
cures" TO effect n cure. the intamed menl-
brane must be reached with some nti-inham-
nation anodync, like Johnson's Anodyne Lini-
ment for example. The following methods
we know are absolutely Certa n in their results
if faithfully followed. Mingled with two table
SpOOnfuls of warm water, two teaspounfulS of
the Linimcnt, and thoroughly Gargle the
threat repeating this five or six times daily,
taking a tea.poouful of the. Liniment, rubh ny
smaruy with flannel TO produce an irritation
Of the skin, and thus help draw the iniam-
nation from the internal snrfaCe IL the in
Illumination has gone too far into the trachea
to be reached by II gargle, procure from your
druggist little apparatus called an dtOmi2cI.
Gct one with long neck, and two bulbs, il
possible; prepare the Eminent as for uargle
and with the atOmiZer throw a spray far into
the throat at the same time steadily draw in
the breath and the spray viii be carried int
the trat hCa, and its in1amed sur ace Cleansed
ana healed by the Anodyne. This Is the safes
and only method OF cure. Experience lcW b,S
shdtc yOu Lor strong 10 hdpe thf S0lidioa. y,
matter how well YOU know this medicine, il
will pay YOU to send to l. =. JOII NSO 4
GO. Boston. Mass, for "A pamphlet Tree. iusi
to learn how to use the l.inimlht economically
A teaspoonfu properly used viii often 40 NOR,
| than a half bottle as some people use II.
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STOWE.

For many years the mortality among aged
people has not been great during the
past winter. Since January | out OF popll-
latlon of about 2Olj nine persons over - years
Old have died. one of those, Ms. sally Wright
lacked but two years of being II centenarlan.
with pneumonia, died Tuesday, aged 20. The
funeral was held Thursday. Rev. w. l.. An
dersun officiating. Mrs. Russell, living with
her son, Joseph Russell. died Monday, after Il
sickness of about two years. The funeral was
held " ednesday.
A young man named Merchant. who has
been working in Bruce's sawmill at the FORKS,
was caught in the betting, Monday, and near
ly killed. His collar bone and two ribs We're
broken. and the flesh striped from one side of
his face
Messrs. McMahon Il Chase will open the
Nj. Mansfield creamery Monday, April II.
There nice bi of amateur bone-setting
ter Burnett and Bert Arauette were playing
on the Vcranda of the school house when Bur
nett was thrown down, breaking both bones
of hiSJcg al the ankle. the foot being turned
completely around. At Walters direction Ar
Quette pulled tee foot back into position, lcaV-
ing it in good shape that it was not changed
by the doctor
Mr.. Ella Shaw died Friday of consumption
aged y years. The funeral was held sunday
kcv. Mr.. Wright officiating.
+. Il. Merrill of Montpelier, is giving Stove
cornet band essons.-Mrs. McAllistcr is very
| low with pnCumonia.- several of the district
schools opaned Monday -Lucus Saiies gave
a lecture on phrenology at Unity church, We'd
nesday evening Lyman Churchill has received
| Mr. Churchill is both a veteran ana son OF a
veteran. probably one Of The cl lest i'll the Iii
| ted States. His claim was for deafness caused
| by the booming of The cannon.
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WEYRHlDGE

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Watson Sturte-
want to the number of " gave them surprise
on Thursday, April 3. They left substantial
token Of re !ard Key. Mr.. Ford, a student of
\. G. a. has supplied the Methodist pulpit for
all who heard him. Easter service was post
poned two weeks. The exercise is TO he under
the management of Mrs. Ward Hulburt.-The
dam at the lower falls has been moved several
rods further down, but still hangs together
Judge Harrington still lies in Il critical condi-
ton and small chances are entertained for his
recovery. Mrs. Daniel Twitchel Is quite In
from after effects of la grippe Mrs. Winfield
Colby has been very sick with mcales The
among sheep and cattle 1t is causing abor-
ton in cows and thereby considerable loss to
farmers. John Sprague has gone to Boston.
We understand he intends making that city
his future home.-Johnnie Tier is clerking for
i. X. llavens, Nergennes.- Help is scarce and
dear this spring. Good men are getting from
80 to SO per month.
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ADDISON.

house in district No. Cora Strong was
obliged to give up her school in district No, g.
on account of sickness. Dora Clark took
her place and finished the term. Elder Good
speed is is" quite smart. Jimmie Baker was
al home over Sunday.-l.cna Gaines has re-
turned to Midulcbury. Eta Hal, has been
don, ST., is very lOw.-JGmes Baker is very
sick DR., Willard attends MIN, School com
menced at the center Monday, the 9TH with u
good attendance, with Anna iage as teacher.
II promises to he a success. Mr.. and Mrs. j. -
Smith,wh0 have been for = wear in Burlington,
have returned to town. We extend u hearty
welcome to them Stanton l.. Gross has cone
to his sisters. Mrs. !. l., lamhlin, in Corn
wall, lie has been the past winter at Byron
Smiths
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MORRlSNlLlE.

Alton stone has entered Eastman
and Cheney OF the I. V. NJ junior class
and Morgan Of the senior class re-
turned to Burlington on Monday Fleet
wood has returned to Harvard. Rev. Sam
Small of Atlanta. Georgia. IS To lecture in
town hall on Friday evening. April %.
Fifteen young men have organized Il minstrel
club. and are making preparations for future
entertainments. The club has a good mem
hcrship aud starts off with prospects of sue
cess. Prof W. j. Paul Las been chosen
musical director; f. w. Webster, treasurer
j. o. Andrews, business manager; Daniel \.
Saunders sccretary.-W. II, Noyes who came
here with the remains OF his brother, returned
to Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday.-ln connection
with Easter there was a very enjoyable and
largely attended Sunday school concert at the
tnversalist church on Sunday evening. Dr..
+. j. Hall has bought OF Hon. q. W. liendee IA
lot corner Maine and Portland streets, includ-
ing In part where the Miles house now stands.
"hIt house Will be removed and new iuild-
ing will be erected on the corner the coming
seas q. Another lot between that and Hendee
u l-h's building has been bought by parties
who will also build A White ~ Co. OF
the bakery firm have contracted for the build
ing of a three-story block corner OF Porta nd
and Bridge streets which is to be completed
this coming summer
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HANCOCK.

Ada Flint visited at her uncle's in Granville
over Sunday. There sugar party at
the town hall in Granville Friday evening,
April for the benefit of Rev. NJ. ii. Ryan
home over Sunday. The box social here last
week was quite well attended though the roads
were quite bad. The boxes went all the way
from 50 cents to S2.b5 proceeds, S:3. Moving
is the order of the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
move to Churchville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler is going TO build u wheelwright shop
and blacksmith shop this spring.-Mrs ".
prosser was up home. sunday Charles
Blair is going to stay on John Darlings farm
again this year, and board the help:.Mr.
Cove is moving up in the Tucker district on
the old Burke place.-Nlss Meia Boyden is
staying at Mr.. X. Church's for whie.-Mr.
Knapp is working for Mr.. Root in Rochester
Hollow. They intend to move in n few weeks.
He is to work for his brother this summer.
here last week.-tast day was observed by a
number. of the young and old meeting at
George Marsh sugar house and passing very
pleasant afternoon. Ham and eggs, crackers,
and sugar was the bill of fare.A few of the
young folks met Mt Mr.. Norton's in Church.
vile Saturday evening, and had IA jolly good
time.-Jimmie LOWS has gone to Nebraska.
Sam Harlow and wife have moved on one OF
Mr.. Douners farms below T.. Eatons.- Mr..
Ryan breaches his last sermon Sunday, April
begins Monday, April IA, with Lizzie Spow of
Ripton for teacher.-Mr. Leonard of Bangor,
y V, is the guest of A. ID. Mears and family
over sunday.
Rev NJ. II. Ryan will preach his farewell
sermon next sunday Frank Lewis lost an
through the tloOr.-The mills are doing good
business under the new management.-Mr
f.. A. Clark has "a biddy that recently laid an
egg which measured 6}i by S}9 inches.
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SOuTH RANDOl P4.

O. II. Morse and family have returned from
Florida, and are staying AT y. II. Hunts.
Mrs. George Brigham is ill. Mrs. Plumley, an
aged lady, is very low. Nellie Prince has re-
turned from Valley Falls, Il. l., where she has
bridge is working for Z. 5. Hall. Mrs. 4. T..
Prince of Hinkley, H., is visiting at j, r.
Prince's.-'rhe litti o daughter of o. Is. link
ley j. sick.-GeOrge Hunt OF Worcester, Mass,
has bought the Flannery farm and viii move
10 town this sprng.-A &. LamsOn has moved
TO The Fred Stevens farm, and Mr.. Rabtoy is
Kate Gilett returned from Jersey City We'd
nesday. She is to teach in North Randolph
this SPRING WheatleY Camp has another at
tack of pneumonia. II. 7. Rifords evaporation
burned up while he WAS gone 10 dinner Friday.
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HYOE PARK.

4 case That has brought to this place about
30 persons at three different times within a
few weeks has been decided by Judge Page
after a two days hearing. 1t was an applica-
ton for the appointment of "A guardian for
Peter ,D93nhcliy as an insane, person ana "a
poor of Cambridge. Mr. Donnelly is an old
soldier and in receipt of pension Of 5, Il
resident of Cambridge at the time the appli-
cation was served. he having previously r.
moved his effects to Fairfax, VI, land that lie
was not a spendthrift The application was
allowed and appointment of guardian reserved
for further consideration of the court. Attor-
neyaAor applicant. W. II. Parker and =. X.
Geed. for appellee, j. J. Monahan and l.. b.
SAWYER
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BRAIN Rec.

V. d. Partridge, an old time resident, died
4 not expected to live Frank Bryant Of
Brookfcd is al work in II. Blanchard : mill. -
Rev. jehicl latlin of WCstmoreland. y. H.,
has been in town. Charles Palmer, formerly
Of this istOwn sick at Newwort y. H
Fred Packard has moved onto the A. w.
Ferry farm.
Mrs. George Flagg is in very poor heal tn. -
Mrs w. d. Fits Of RoX bury spent a few days
IN town the first of the week, tue guest of A. T.
Fits. - Lester FlagE of Massachusetts is spend
ing short vacation in town with his parents ,
q w. tIagg and wife Listers have been busy
this week and have met with no opposition
from snow drifts this season Most of the
duantityoi syrup has been made. +. Archer
after a short vacation, has resumed his labors.
The mn society held sugar festival at the
town hall Wednesday evening Vernon Par
fridge, who has been great su iferer for some
time, died Sunday night. Funeral Wed
nesday,
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CAM BRIDGE.

The remains of Mrs Orphia Burnham. who
died in II yde Park were brought to Cam bridge
for intermcnt.-L uman Raymore has partial
ly recovered from his recent accident.-Mrs
ADbe Buchanan is stopping With her mother
this week at North Cambridge. Miss Emma
while. T. Whitcomb shipped 800 pounds of
map sugar to Michlihg, Dakota. Wednesday.
William GrisWod took a quantity of maple
syrup and sugar to Chicago with him last
A.Onday. some Of the farmers in Cambridge
have already made three pounds to the tree.
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EUMORE

Mrs. Clarence Peak is very sick with pneu-
mona. Preston Peak will finish his Years
work with Deacon Camp April /. Martin
SpuuidlnE is drawing logs every day now, but
the shedding is thin Frank Wilkins has hired
the David scott tarm'.tu one year, and has
taken possession. -Philo Warren goes TO Stowe
toln.
Uca. Camp Is falling. Mrs. Brit Stone, who
has been in the SHntarium at Danvers for
treatment has returned home. Her health is
said TO be mpr0Yed.-Gertie Camp is engaged
TO teach school in tie southeastern part Of the
town commencing Aprl ].
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We, the suhSCr lberS, LaVlu- Ueea appointed
District OF Chtt. ndeu. Commissioners to re-
ceiyo, examine and adjust ,he claims and de
muud> Of al persons against tht estate oi
district de cuscl, and also all cllim- aud dc
mands exhibited IN offset thereto. and siN
months from the day ol the date hereof, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, We d.
therefore hereby give notice that We VIII at
tend to the business OF our appointment, at ne
residence of Orsun H. Alexander In tharluttt,
in said district on the iir-t saturdays of MAY
and October next, at 10 O'Clock "a. IN, on each
OF said days.
Dated this 81 day Of April, 1880.
\. \. BNINGTON, commissioners
IRA Is. WICKER COMMISSIONER
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WEST RANDOLPH.

estate agency here, c. NJ. Howard manager
The office is with Judge Nichols.-IIon. James
Hutchinson i to attend the formal opening OF
New England City Georgia, by request of eX
Gov Farnham. Miss Abhie Durkcc of Boston,
is the guest of Florence Brooks. j. Pearl Gift
ford is at Hanover. the guest Of w. u. Abbott
Rev. Mr.. Bates will supply the Congrega-
tonah church for a few sundays as Rev. v.
NJ. Hardy the regular pastor Is taking a three
weeks trip thrOugh the west.
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CHlTTENDEN.

On March 18th Henry Perry had a quantity
of hay put into his barn and April 4th found
one of his hens buried or 10 f9ct under it,
She has fully recovered her long imprison-
ment
II. V. Alien of the Northway Manufacturing
company. pittstord, is at his fathers Viii
liam Terouguc and wife are rejoicing over the
arrival of little son. Rev. William Wiley is
soon 10 leave here, and will locate in northern
New York. He will be succeeded by Rev. Mr..
Trobridge.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

The donation for Rev. George Howe of
Waitstield was well attended. and the proceeds
We're quite large.-Olo HaruArd is TO supply
George o. Howe's place next sunday. Mrs J.
Ryan Las returned to Montpelicr; also w. NJ.
ing at RoXbury. and is now in town. Mr.. c.
c. Daggett has been very poorly. but is on the
gain Mrs. Story If improving fast
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Must be carefully considered by the great ma
jori.. Of people. in buying even necessities OF
life, Hoods Sarsapalila commends itself
with special force 10 the great middle classes,
because il combines positive economy with
great medicinal power. II is the only medi-
cine t which can truly De said "l00 Doses One
Dollar and bottle taken accordn. to direc-
tons will average 10 last month.
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F. A. Barker, Dear Sir Five years ago
was brought to deaths door by brOnchia
trouble and for three months kept in n sick
room. For weeks neither my family nor ply
stefan expected me to live. ! used only Que
bottle of your Young Cherry Basam, which
entirely cured me Of all bronchial troubles.
The above is positively true. aalem, April 4,
l6Sl. Geo. A. Pjusland, l Green street.
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CATARRII Cured.

\ clergyman, after years of suffering from
that lOathsOme disease tatarrh, and Vainly try
ing every known remedy, at last found "A pre-
scrip.ion which completely cured and saved
hun from death. Amy sufferer from this
dreadful disease sending sei-addressrd
stamped envelope to Prof. i. A. Lawrence. SO
Warren street, Sew York, will receive the re-
ceipt free Of charge. lG,eow, lot
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Parthenia b. Barton is slowly failing
Travelling Is almost impossible and but little
business is being tranSaCted.-C. +. Suuier's
little girl is sick. G. +. Waite and family
have moved into the Dexter cottage.-A. c.
Sguicr is saving wood with his horse power
william ii. PariCh expects to 90 to Brattle-
boro togcsidc. AT "A meeting of the Cougrega-
tonal Society held on Tuesday, ii was voted
to give the prudential committee power to buy
the Barton site for &6jO cash $50 to Mrs. T.
K. Barton and 50 to G. W. Barton, of which
he subscribC5 SlOO toward the church.
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lSlElA MOTTE.

There are three companic, packing ice on tn
east side of the Island at the present time
Joseph Dubic is confined to his bed by sick
ness; DR.. Melyin iyde,s little daughter who
diseases is improving and hopes are entertain
ed OF her recovery. Hon. \. ". Fisk is ia New
A9rk. But Iittle sugar hno been made IN town
y. II. last week to visit his daughter who is in
poor health. Mrs. II. t. lIolcomh has return
go from ner visit to Boston and Lowell.
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FAlRHAVEN.

Wellington Ketchum and wife will leave for
Alabama, where he will have charge of a nail
works. The Rev. Mr.. Hobbs Baptist minister,
Falls Mass L. H. l'heps's son Paul il sick
with diphthera Holland, the hardware
merchant, is selling his stock of goods by auc-
leave town.-The River side slate mill is so
damaged by fire that they will have to rebuilt I
the mill.-Mrs John Jones of Brandon is the
guest of Mrs. *. T.. Hughes. The ice cutters
on Eagle lake sold their stock of ice to James
Campbell for oi12 cents per ton. There were
500 tons.
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GRANVILLE.

Bert Wood is working for Eugene Briggs.
Nathan Carpenter has been quite ill-Mrs
Squire swan was stricken with paralysis last
saturday. J. V. Wilson is putting in "A clap
board mill for Henry Briggs. Frank kennc ~
has moved into the house at the corner lately
occupicd by Mr.. LaEdon.-The funeral of Ilar-
rison Maynard was held last Tuesday, Rev.
Mr.. GnernseN of Rochester OtliciAting
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SOuTlI RCYAlTOM.

Mrs. II. Whitcomb has gone to St. Adams to
George Leonard, Gardner Ashley who has
been Ill for some me. has secured the ser
vices of II barber from Mortified until lie is
able to resume his work. The village schools
commenced this week. Misses Jackman and
Latham are back for the summer term. -Hcn-
~ W hitcomb has mov..- his family to Charles
Whites in Tunbridge.-N III Smth from
Lax, Village, n. H., 10 visiting at Harvey
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Frank Chaifce has bought the Andrew
French farm. NJ. y. liadley is jubilunt over
the arrival Of a nice girl at his house Sunday
morning. There Will lean Old Folks Prom.
cnade' at Smiths hall Thursday evening"
The Mite society will meet with Mrs l.. f.
Harrington Wednesday afternoon and even
ing Joseph Burnett has returned from
RaVrp
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BRlDEORT.

Gertie Withercll has engaged as teacher in
the Crane district-J. ID. Doty started on
Monday for North Attlcboro Mass, with six
horses belonging TO the Black Hawk stock
farm-Dr. II. l.. Townsend is on a visit to
Montpelier. Fred Crane has gone to New
Jersey with the three horses recently purcha- ed
by j. r. Lamos. Rev. y. G. Parker of the
Methodist church delivered his fairwell sermon
on sunday last o.. Il. Smith who recently
moved back to the old home is seriously i'll.
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MORGAN.

Herman johnson and Homer Allbee have
gone to New York to work in the ice business.
William Gee is laid up with IA badly cut foot.
Adder tongues were found March 81 very
early for Morgan.-rhree teachers residing i'll
this town Will teach here the coming term (:
MCrtic Moore Clara Cobb and Mabel Cobb
Ira c. Taylor is now ON the gam and his
friends have great hope that lie will be able to
walk again.
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POMFRET.

Robert Pollard has hired out to sumner
Shcrhurne f'r the season. Cassius Rogers :
little boy is sick with scarlet fever. Ed Royce
and wife are happy over the arrival OF little
girl Julia Jackman has be n engaged Is
principal of the grammar school at Essex
Z In, tff,ra
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School opened Monday with 81 scholars
Miss Robinson, teacher, assisted by Miss FL
rick. Miss Dimond who has been sick so long
is improving. Miss Andrews, returned TO [ /.
V. NJ saturday.
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GRANVILLE.

f.. Kennedy has moved into one of Heath
d RiCe'S houses, and begins work in their
ciapboard mill this week. ID. y. HcmenwaN
was called to Brandon last week.-SOme have
not finished tapping their sugar places, while
Others have made several hundred pounds of
gar.
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FAIRFIELD.

G. NJ. Flanders Of Concord, y. H., is stopping
with his brother, DR., Flanders, IA few days
children are quite sick-To Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hill born "A daughter.