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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-29
MIDDLEBURY.

There was brilliant wedding at the re-
sidence Of Mr., John Spencer on the evening
of the 9th at S O'Clock when Mr.. and Mrs
John Spencer gave away in marriage their
second daughter Miss Viola the groom be.
ing William W. Sessions of East Middle
bury, now employed in the store at Proctor.
Rev. a. +. Keith, pastor Of the Middleburv
Congregational church, performed the core
mony. There were present guests from
many places, among whom were Mr..
+, W Terry of Long Island and
| Miss Bristol Of Worcester. Mass. be-
side a number from points quite nearer.
| The number of presents made was large and
costly, and was unique from the fact that
nothing was duplicated The newly we'd
| ded pair took the night train for SARATOGA
and after returning from their wedding
trip will take up their residence in Protor.
James {. Douohue died on the 10Th
| of consumption, being in the Goth year of
his age. The deceased was tho seventh of
the family, including three sons, three
daughters and the mother, TO die of the
same disease within Is years. OF tho fam
lily only the father and one daughter sur
Vive, Among those who were his personal
acquaintance The deceased was one of the
most popular young men in town, and he
had many friends in other towns The
funeral was held from the Catholic church
at 8 o'clock Thursday morning, and large
number of friends were in attendance.
considerable number of people went
from here last Wednesday to at
tend the campmeeting at New Haven
Springs; but yet the number to go did not
seem to be as large as usual.
Miss Agge Peake, in company with
number of friends from Burlington has
gone to Nantasket Beach, Mass, and intends
to be absent for couple of weeks.
Butter took rise IN the local market this
week, and tho choicest qualities sold for II
and IL cents per pound, The offerings were
large.
At town meeting held on the evening
Of the 18th 1t was decided, by a majority
of 93, to accept the offer OF Charles j.
Starr, esq, of New York, formerly
citizen of Middlebury, of $4,000 toward
the building of a water works for the
town, and further to take the supply
from the river.
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MONT PELlER.

Margaret, who would have been one veal
old Saturday, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H
5. Hoardman, died the goth of cholera
infautum.
$. $. Towncr and wife are enjoying
carriage drive through various towns anc
expect to return Saturday night.
Rev a. j. Hough went on the 2tst t.
speak on the Woman's Foreign Missonar,
society at the Morrisville camp meeting
There were POO tickets sold on the
morning Of the 2lst at the Central Yer
mont station to Ausablo Chasm, and % al
the Montpelier and Wells River station tc
the Bradford muster
The Christ Episcopal church stone font
is TO be repointed and stagings are erected
for TINT purpose. The walls of the interior
are being kalsomined and painted.
". II. Lombard has had his house on the
Worcester branch road, papered, painted
and decorated throughout the inside
Herbert b. Pitkin is at Morrisville Dur
ing his absence his Capital laundry is being
managed 10y w. II. Lombard.
The baby boy of \. w. Huntington,
baggagemastor at the Montpelier and Wells
River depot, died Saturday noon of cholera
infantum. The burial took place Sunday.
As II little girl sat looking out of a win
dow at her home on State street, the other
day, watching a drunken man reel along
the sidewalk. she asked: Mama. did God
make that man ~ Receiving au answer in
the affirmative she said "Wen, | should
think God would be ashamed of himself -
At the preliminary hearing Saturday
afternoon before Justice NJ. Z. Smiley, II
c. Hopkins who last week struck with n
hammer and badly injured one hand of
Mrs Sumner kimball, was bound over to
the County Court in the sum of 5000.
Mrs. f. y. DeLottinville is packing up
her household effects preparatory to joining
her husband in Massachusetts early this
week.
Dayton Z. Clark Is painting the new resi-
dcnccs of f. l.. Laird and 5. w. Corso, also
the East Montpelier hearse
f.. II. PuiTer and family have returned
from their vacation. Mrs. Willis Hanaford
is in town.-Muny students are arriving at
the Vermont Methodist seminary to attend
the fall term which opens tomorrow
Joseph Willettc of New York is visiting
George W. Willette, his unce-A addi-
ton has been built on the depot platform
at Montpelier junction. There was no ser
vice at Trinity church Sunday, because Of
the pastors preaching at the Mortified
camp grounds
The fall term of the Vermont Methodist
seminary opens with large attendance
The building has been renovated and
frightened up in nm excellent manner, and
with Prof. +. \. Bishop at its head, this
term cannot help but be one Of the most
prosperous.
Raymond, son of James r. Sabin. on
Monday, observed his sixth birthday by a
party of his little friends
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MORRISNlllE

4. \. Earle ie in town.-Frank /. Irish ia
here from Kansas where he is practicin.g
laW.-A bort Ause Is in town from ~ est Ran
doph where he recently met with very seri-
ouS accident with band saw which nearly
aevered vi, right ARM. II. Slocum and fam
ny left on the list on trip to Boston st Johns
bar larlor, Portland and tn" White Noun
tains
Col, d. j. Stafford is in town.-Uness the
Stockholders Of the Lamoi!le Fair Ground
company decide otherwise very soon the cuuu-
~ fair Will be passed over this ycar. Arthur
Cheney Of Hall & Cheney, druggists, was mar
rled TO Miss Massey OF MiddIe,cx ON Thurs
day.-Ihe fire department is reorganized with
=. n Glie, chleI engine r; l.. w. Webster and
Z: r. Harris. first and second ASSISTANTS; V.
W. Jewctt If. \. Crane and Frank Cutting
respectively, toremen of the Hose Engine aad
HOOK and Ladder companics. and Don Sauu-
ders foreman of tie Chemical Engine com
nAnN.
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HYDE PARK

At the adjourned meeting OF the Farmers
league on the evening 30 joined. maxine
about 81 in all. William Manning was nomi-
mated Informally Tor town representative, but
refused to serve, resiRuing in favor Of Vernon
-. fltch' who was Unanimously nominated
by aCClamatiuu.
Hui Page played with tho Worthwhile tea n,
the 2st, against the Swanton's and did some
fine work for them.
Theyoung folks will hold another prone
made concert at the town hall Friday even
hae been engaged to teach the graded school
at Wolcott.-Democratic caucus was adjourn
ed rom saturday TO Wednesday evening"
j. II. Macomber of Westford viii return 10
commence school at the academy September
l. Dora Fairbanks will teach in tho intcrme-
dlate depar'ment.-l Herbert Fairbanks has
YilG-tTeorge Fairbanks of Enosburgh is at
l.. II. Fairbanks's.
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WAT ERBURY.

Tho pl casantest social event of the season
| was the marriage of Miss Elliott and Dewey
a. MreVes last tuesday afternoon. There was
| ,iarRe gathering Of the young people Of the
| NllhEe, inc only exception being in favor Of
| Gov and Mrs. Dillingham;. The bridal party
| stool ia the arch between the parlors during
| the impressive service. The bride wore a
| handsome dress OF some white material ana a
| torsage bQquet OF roses Miss kimbal was
| bridesmaid and Mr.. Rowland, nephew of
| Mrs. Dillingham;, was best man. Rev. W. Il.
davenport olhciated After the ceremony re-
Ireshments were served. The presents were
numerous and elegant Mr.. and Mrs. Graves
loft on the evening train TO be absent several
Wteks lhey are TO 20 10 Enterprise, Miss, in
from the Methodist seminary at Montpeiicr
class of 'S5. Miss Elliott completed her mu-
slcal education at the Now England Conser-
Natoly, Boston, II year ago.
Tho new street through George W. Ken
uali meadow is now nearly graded and VIII
nam l)ca IL going to- build u house near the
eatterly end. Mrs. Robert j. McMullen has
iuli grown ball Of cotton growing in her hove
WIN blossoms on the same plant. There win
be union service at the Methodist church
next sunday morning, in the interest Of the
freedmen IN the south. The ladies' boarding
at the hotel went with Mr. Barrett and had q
pleasant picnic at the grove near tho residence
OF l)r. Nrisley at tho Centre. Ira Fleura.
WHO Kot drunk at Montpelier and came home
9nnd abused his family was fined tho usual
S"1l. Mrs Thomas Sanborn las gone tn Ma
lone, y. y, to visit "Carley," now Mrs.
IA ker. who resides there and is the daugh-
ter OF tho late Thomas Sanborn.-Thrco car
day to Boston.
George Wood is to attend Mr.. Moody's
s, hool at Northiield, Mass, this fall Mrs, W
J.. Dillingham; held reunion of the ChGuttu-
qua club.-Alrs TillingnGst with son and
daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. Forrest,
nave gone to MorrisVi lie hHrlcs Wells is at
Ma. ena Springs l.. :. Hayes and wife OF Bel
lows rails with their children, Gertrude s.
ana William b., are at Barrctts Hote
John Z. Griggs and party of friends went
w 70 Camels Hump ploted by Frank Elliott
Mr.. Glcner Of Boston gave II fine solo at the
congregational Cnurch.-Luther Atherton
was tipped out of q wagon and killed by the
horse, RECEIVING serious wodnd over his eye
Harry Howe Of Waterbury. Conn, who has
six this week. Birney Fullerton OF Bridge
port, Conn, is at homc-paul Mason has
moved from Burlington to Mill Village
samuel Merrill Of tho soldiers Home in Ben
nington Is visiting Mrs. Davis, his daughter
here. George klddcr is also taking a vacation
IRON the Humc.-COrteH BartZ of Bristol, who
has been sick L. in town. lie expects to sell
out his store in Bristol.
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BRISTOL.

}. s. Briggs has returned from an extended
VISIT In Nlliatou.-AmOnC our visitors are:
W ullam Patnaul and wife OF rrgenues Car
ron Jacobs of Revere, Mass, W. X. WiliuIa-
S,Nh OF rat bush. y. y. omar Gautlier Of
fItchburg. Mass. and Mr.. Charles White of
lr' IN PROCTOR +. y. Hi has taken posses
I,9n, Of the Abcrnothy house \. A. Dean. VI.
". W ui~on aud g. +. ilaucuct constitute the
T'puhHCan committee for tins town.. i. ASH
leb ol " ait~iield has commenced the fouuda-
lion for housc on River street -
licN. i. >. Alabe Of Chicago occupied the Nd
vent pulpit sunday morning and the Baptist
p"cn substitute for that Of y. !. Ridley for
sheriff ON the democratic ticket OF this conn
~. several from here are at Spring Grove
canpmrci lng.-A - horse power engine is he
ing put nm by the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany.- Fred nickcruau is in the Adirondacks
Tor week. y cholS Gravel is building an
ADDITION to his hou~c.--A. l.. Cain ~ Co.,, are
Affected by the strike on the New York Cen
iiaI. NrW York, Albany and Troy parties
hahdlt their goods, slaves, and the railroad
cannot deliver cars promptly.
me -ith was campMecting sunday ana
large numbers from here wont to spring
hroNc camp grounds. The town rcprcscutr-
i've question Is coming to the front. William
/. Iha,r j. the fdNOrlte among republicans.
while ". W. NeedhaIn wi unGo lutcdlV he
me nominee OF the democrats. -.loun lcase of
Harrison, Iowa, who has been visiting relatives
mere, leaves for his home Monday. harle-
Nhdpln has returned to South birmingham,
Mass.-Ihe vcslec ladies quartrttc OF Bur
Ihgtnn entertained II fair audience Friday
iairoad Is progressing satisfactorily. j. r..
Mead occupied the Baptist pulpit SUNDAY.
me ne" pastor, hey. Mr., Kellogg, is expected
next sunday.
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EAST MlnnI EpIIpN

School opened on Monday with Miss Gage
of Addison in first department the only
teacher. Mrs j. Hayden and daughters
have returned TO Boston. Fred Nnrney has
gone home with his brokher Willis to Hart
FORD, Conn. Mrs. Owissa Gilman of Bos-
ton and her sister Mrs. j. Noedham and
daughter of Rutland are at Mrs. j. j.
Manneys. Mrs. A. English and a. Mat
thews are attending Advent campmeeting
at Essex Junction M. L. Day is gaining
Miss d. Ross who was thrown from the
carriage and injured last week, is but little
improved. Lillian Jones and brother of
Brandon have been spending the vacation
with Mrs. S. G. Tisdale. Miss Jones is a
teacher in tho nigh school in Brandon.
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CORNWALL

-, The body of Chester Parkhill, drowned on
thursday, was brought to the home OF his
Iather, :. {. Parkhill Friday afternoon. Mir.
iHj Rhill was a keen observer of nature and
had ,aken up taNiderny for the purpose of pre-
serving the specimens OF which he had a mum
Der; he was also preparing to enter college
hcNi wear. lie was general favOrite and had
a large circle of warm friends who deeply
grievc his death. His age was - years. He
leaves a father, mother sister and brother
who have the sympathy Of all.
Prescott kimbail and sister Addie Of Orwell
are IN town, having been called to attend the
funera! of Chester Parkhill, which was held
a. the congregational church last sunday,
lev. :. II. Barnum oficatiuI.- Iiubie
Porter left home last week for Grccush oro. y.
{. Miss Porter is TO again fit the position Ac
mas held for the past three years as teacher of
fine arts in the young ladies' school at that
place. Franklin Hooker and wife are spend
ing the week in burlington with thoir chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Drake MIR. and
Mrs. j. +. Rice md son of New York city arc
in town. the guests of Mrs. Henry Lane. THE
long drouth has at length been broken and
farmers are blowing preparatory for sowing
their winter grain, Of which there is to be in
town an unusually large acreage sown.
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FOR INJURlNG TELEGRAPH LINES
walter FrisJie of Waltham Arrested and
HoId for the Addiaon Connt-D Ennrt.

Walter frisbie of Waltham Arrested and
Hold for the Addison County Court.
George d. Sherwin returned Friday last
from Nersennes and Nlddicbury. where ha
spent several days in the interests of the
Commercial Union Telegraph company. OBJ
tanning evidence against parties tor break
ing the glass and fixtures on the company $
lines in that vicinity Tho Investigation
resulted Thursday in the arrest Of Walter
Frisbie OF Naltham, a lad II year, old.
who pleaded guilty to the charge. and was
bound over il the sum of $500 for his an
pearancc to the County Court at Middle
bury. lie was then rearrested aud further
held by the telegraph company for malicious
injury OF their property, bail beiu. given
Tor 5000. The names of other partie, were
secured, and it is proposed to prosecute all
persons if it is not stopped
The penalty i'll the former case is fire
Of 20 or 90 days imprisonment or both.
and in the latter fine of 500 for each fix
ture injured or destroyed and as there were
p glasses broken, which he admits having
broken, would seem to be rather expensive
sport.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Batchelder and children have gone to
lincoln to visit Mr.. Batcheder's mother.-Y.
w. Fletcher and wife, are rejoicing over tho
arrival of a little son. Benjamin Miner and
sister Nellie OF New Haven, are the guests of
j. j, Cranes. +. Hemenway is in Rutland,
with his fine two year old colt.
Joel Rice and wife, and son Edward of New
1ork are the guests Of j. r. Ricc.--No services
In the Methodist church Sunday ms Rev Mr.
GOODWIN attends tho New Haven camp meet
ing'IW G. Bruisted and G. w. Huntley have
bought very promising two year old colt
sired BY Goldmine of parties in Neybridge-
me blanket race that was to have come off
Saturday WAS postponed
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EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Oats are lust ripcning and farmers are busy
harvesting them. They report an average
crop. letter from w, A. Domeritt of Wake.
haId, Clay county, Kan, states that they have
years. No rain has fallen to speak Of since
APRIL until about one week ago. Corn is al
most failure as a crop. Hay will average
IS to $40 per ton. Wheat was a success, with
them this year and is worth Il cents Der
bushel.-R. 4. Demeritt and IS fe of the hrm
TONERS of 'latt- burLh, and sons. Homer. Hen
~ and Ray, and Albin VI. Demeritt and
daughter, Annie, OF Johnson Vt. were last
week The guests Of their tuther. A. Ucmerilt
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RICHEORD.

The bond has been signed by the Canadian
Paclnc authorities and a representative is in
town to-day to arrange a transfer of deeds
The great elevator Is practically assured.
The Frontier Guards have returned. They
handsomest prize offered and came within one
poiut OF winning the Centennial trophy. The
teachers for the coming year are Max L.
Powell, principal Anna Swan, grammar
school: Lena Hurlbut, Intermediate, and
Miss Graham and Miss Boright for the two
primary departments. The fall term opens
Septembers
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RANDOLPH.

NJ. H: Sessions OF Minneapolis is visiting his
sister, Mrs A b. Manchester.-Dr Charles
Hobard of 0londovia, WIS, is at his fathers
The Farmers League picnic that wac get for
the 80 II postponed till August ~, aud will be
held at Ronny Brook park-C. Eickford has
gone to Maine To exhibit Gray's threshing ma
chfpes at the fatrs.-J Seymour has gone 10
Bars TO hew ship timber
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A NATIVE OF VERMONT.
Grand Master 4. =. Sargent of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Fircncu.

Grand Master T.. =. Sargent of tn,
brotherhood Of Locomotive Ffrcncu.
Frank p. Sargent, grand master Of tn,
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Frem,n i.
native Of East Orange, Orange county.
this State, where he was born, Nov is.
l60I He was educated at the d5tr.c,
school and after leaving school he was an.
prenticed TO photographer al Manchester.
N. II. In 1919 his health failed and ba
went TO Arizona, where he enlisted in the
service Of the United States cavalry. I'm
1850 he was stationed at Fort Apache and
during the summer he was engaged in fol-
lowing the Victoria Apnches through Ar
zona and Mexico. In 1850 he obtained an
honorable discharge and wont to Tucson
where ho began service as "A wiper on tho
southern Pacific, December t. OF TINT year
After three months he was mHdu a Hr.lupu
on a construction train. He wa, elactoi n
delegate to the convention OF the Nrotler-
hood in Tcrro Hauto, Ind. 1852 and at the
convention at Denver, Col, he was elected
Vice-graud master of tho order In 1850 inc
was elected grand master Of tho Brother
mood and he directed tho great Burlington
strike which failed in 1855 The orier has
3o4 lodges and a membership of 20, UOJ.
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WAITSFIELD.

Fair Soptemier3 and 4 Extra inducements
are offered this year in regard to premium.
and everybody that has anything in the shape
OF olooded and fat stock is requested to ex.
hlblt t..-Howard Joslins sprained ankle
turns out 10 be broken bone near the ankle
Joint Waitseld base bail club did not 20 tc
Warren to play the boys or Saturday -'rht
many friends of the late Henry skinner will
be pleased TO welcome among them his wife
ana Two daughters who are expected i'll town
the first OF the week
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WAITSEIElD,

Rev Henry Parker Of Woburn, Mass. il
waiting relatives in towns. +. Cady, who
Tor The past year has been in the West for
his health has returned home but little i'm
proved. -. j. Kelly lost another horse recent
~ making five he has had die in two years
Mrs Nora lieald died at o. j, Gales's last
week. The deceased came here on a visit and
was taken Immediately with inhammatory
rheumatism from which she never recovered
ne body was taken to Jay, y. y Mrs. ID. Ii.
Skinneri is sick
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Z. Marsh of Stockholm, n Y. Miss NJ
Allen of Massena, daughter of Mrs A. A.
wilson, and Ida Allen of Massena, neIce of
@!.Luther Rhoades and Gertrude BUELL. boil
or HANCOCK were married Monday, Rev. c. ",
Ross officiating, Mr. Buell's brother of Dial
Wright's, N'''
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.. Mr. John Carpenter of Goodland, Ind, says:
y tried Cham berlain's Collie Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy, for diarrhoea and severe
cramps and pains in the stomach and bowels,
with tho best results. In tie worst cases |
never PAD to give more than the third dose to
Besides its other good qualities 1t is pleasant
N take" z5 and SO cent bottles for sale by
Beaupre and Lowrey, Burlington, and W. B.
Nichols, Essex Junction,
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Tho game OF ball between the Northnelds
and Bethela was postponed.
democratic caucus is called for TUESDAY
evening TO nominate IA representative and 10
Justices Of the peace.
\. }. Mile, has returned to town and Will
open n new grocery store on Union street
"A. j. Benson, IA former resident, with his
daughter Alice from Excelsior Springs, Mo.
have been visiting in the village.
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SWAN

Claude soules goes West in n few days.
hiharew Anderson Of Bedford, Quebec, takes
his place in Aliens drug store.-tiertie Green.
daughter Of l., G. Green, deputy collector OF
customs has gone TO Toronto to Join her peo-
keeper for II. &. Barnes.-Work was begun
Monday on the outlet to the sewer at the foot
or broadway.-James Kelley has sold his
party for SlaO.
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WATERBlJRY CENTRE

+. Burnham and wife of Newark. y. j.. are
visiting at Newell Demerritt's.-Alrs. A. +
linn Bird Of Boston, \. NJ Marsh OF Har-
ward college aud Prof. J. T. Hald OF Girard
college, Philadelphia are boarding at the
Mrs. Daniel Hopkins
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Ninth Annual Meeting of tho Rutland
County Organization

The ninth annual meeting of the Rutland
County Historical society, convened at
Poultney, Friday. Hon. Burn-s Frisbe,.
president Of the society. delivered the an
nual address, Hon Andrew Y. Adams of
Fairhaven, read an able and interesting
paper on "The Antiquity of the World. .
Henry Clark, secretary OF the society, closed
the literary exercises with paper on "The
causes that led to the evacuation of Ticou.
deroga and the battle at HubDurdton. .'
The following officers were elected. Pr,,i-
dent, Barnes Frisbee of Poutnev: viro.
presidents, \. y. Adams of Fairhayou
James Sanford Of Castleton: secretary.
Henry Clark of Rutland treasurer. Chari.,
Woodhouse of Rutland
The following wore elected honorary
members: DR.. W. Seward Webb oi Sbl-
burne. James Barrett LII. D., Of Rutland
J. y. Howe, Ph. D.. OF Albany. Y. g.. Mel
vile Dewey, LII d., of Albany, X. T..
Mel.en Chamberlain, LII. D., Of Boston.
Mass.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
"Iiistory Of Vermont" for schools. rra-
pared by Prof. Edward Conant Of ial-
do-ph, and commenting il to the reading
and study of the people Of Vermont. and
welcoming the organization OF the Vermont
Society OF the Sons OF the Revolution.
The next meeting of the society will be
held a Rutland, Januarr ii, 1881. TO com
memorate vermont's dedicution Of indie
pendence.
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EAST CHAIR OTTE.

MIR, and Mrs. Easterbrook and children Of
Boston are at j. 5. Shaw's-Mrs Emily g.
Prindle has returned from KAnsaa.-Mr
Elvira Sweetlend of Ghilicothe, Missouri, for
here.-Mr. and Mrs, Putnam and son, guest.
of Dr. Narney, have returned to Jersey CITY.
Miss Goneiviye Horsford has been engaged
TO teach the tan term Of school AT The Yillnge.
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WILLIAMS TOWN.

Alvin NJ. Smith preached his first sermon
az the Univerealist church. sunday Charles
Thompson occupies the William Beckett house
Monday. II Is reported that two districts in
town are without teachers.-A. E, Shackford
Of Rutland is in town.