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BRANDON.

Mr. and Mrs Harry llawlcy are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF II son. ~
social hop was held by the advanced dancing
class of Prof Harris AT Ladies' book club hall
Friday evening Miss l.uelli Kin t-lcv Is home
from Webster, Macs, on u three weeks Nach-
tion. owing to tn queries failing MP II larry
number of tho workmcn have fOund eupoy-
ment elsewhere and are moving out OF Town.
hr. Johu Dram, manager OF thc l1ranuoh
mining company'S works at Forcs' iale, has
Just returned from weeks business trip III
Boston and towns through New ilampshtre.
John Oi onnOr proprietor Of tho Douglas
House. was summpnc.i to appear before special
prosecutor judge Willard, aud was fined
81 ~ and costs for violating the prohibitory
law. lleappcalel and gave bonds for his alp
pc1rarcc at County Court and in consequc nee
has closed his house to the public as have al 81
John Lyons and Hiram 3utt.es who have &C
comOdat"d tranSicnts since the Brandon
House burned. brandon is now without
means to Keep travellers unless the temper
ance people open their houses to them.-Nil
liam Its and wife OF Helena, Mon, arrive
in town Monday for few weeks visit to Mr..
PittS'S mother
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MIDDl- EBlJRY.


Sheriff Cobb went to Bristol Notch and
found the horse stolen from this town
during the recent term of the Supreme
Court lie also added one to his family of
noted guests at the Jail. LINTON lodge
No 2, f. and A. NJ, have elected
these officers for the ensuing year:
j. j. Hyde, w. NJ; c. j. Mathews, s. w.;
f. O. Severance, J. w; Charles +. Pinney,
treasurer, Charles A. Piper, secretary;
chaplain, Rev. Thomas Bell.
Henry Rooney has engaged with
Darwin II. Rider at the Addison
House Joseph Burke has been engaged
for two months in the postoflice ct Brandon.
Eli b. Parker continues to improve slowly.
Mrs. f.. Il. Clay was called to Lebanon, n.
H., recently by the death OF her mother,
Mrs Foster. Miss Emma Cushman, who
hos been attending the Albany Business
college, is home for a few days. The friends
of Rev and Mrs A. A. Cambridge mot at
the parsonage Monday evening for dona-
ton party. An oyster supper was served
from to O'Clock All had an en-
joyabie evening. -Eev. Mr.. Norton of
Shoreham preached at the Congre-
gational church Sunday. The society has
extended a call to Rev. DR.. George y.
! Weber, formerly professor in college
here, and he has accepted, and will begin
his labors April 5-Considerable snow fell
here Monday and with the poor condition
of the roads the result was that market day
was duller than common. Prices run about
the same as last week; eggs advanced three
cents bringing Is cents; butter brought 20
and - cents; potatoes rs cents. -Abram
| Williamson made large shipment Of live
stock to Boston market Monday morning.
| Prentis c. Hoyt, 80, is visiting college.
1t has been decided not to occupy the
| chapel this term. The dramatic club are
contemplating n trip during the spring
vacation. The regular work for the term
closes this week; examinations next Monday
and Tuesday. Charles f. Hesselgrave, '93,
has resigned his passionate Of the Congrega-
tonal church at Ferrisburgh. Brooks, 81,
has new boy. H. b. hubert of Seoul,
Corea, son of DR.. Hubert a former presi-
dent Of the college has published a geogra-
phy in the Corean language. Joseph
Battel, class Of 10, returned from
! Washington Friday where he has
been the greater part of the winter
Tho board of editors who will conduct the
Undergraduate the coming year were elect
ell saturday and are as follows: Editor in
chief, Alexander Macdonald, 49, assistant
editor in chief, Edgar r. Brown. '93; asso-
ciate editors. James Is. Dopowav, 1913, Ben
jamin c. Miner, 93 Ira II. LaFleur, "a, w.
+. Clarke. '94, and Miss Emma H. Dorsey
'93 Miss Dorsey has the distinction of be
ing the only lady editor ever chosen on the
college paper Congressman Johu W
Stewart, '46, is home from Washington
He Will remain here a few days and then &C
to Boston where Mrs Stewart and daughter
are passing the winter,
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KEELER'S BAY.

Susar-making is nj hand, bounty or no
bounty. Mr.. livil rs on begins this week -
It is reported that Mr. Hiram Hoag got his
team in the crack opposite the head coming
from Pla tshurS If Ac mad went little
farther north it might have been avoided -
Mr.. Henri Martin las completed his Cuttract
for the dock and break water for Mr., Kellogg
at his summer residence nt their island. Mr..
Charlie, toutware has been getting out hop
poles and pus!s for part Is in PlRttsbur|h- -
Goa Ferris was the successful candidate f'r
the scholarship given by the '. NJ ;. al Mont
pelicr for this county. Albert CIR .usth il to
carry ON MIR. Henry HnrrloEtop's farm. Eta
Ferris lns gone 10 NAnchr
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The special announcement which appeared
in our columns some time since, announcing a
special arrangement With Dr. Is. j. Kendall
Treatise on the horse and lis DSea Is" where's
by our subscribers Were en- =bled to obtain
a copy Of that valuable work FREQ by
srnuink their address To H. j. KENDALL CO.,
and enclosing a twu-Cent stamp Tor mailing
same is renewed FOR II limited period. We
trust nil will avail themsei Yes OF tac oppurtu-
nifty OF obtl.nias this valuable work. To every
lover OF the Horse il = Indispensable. as It
treats in a simple manner Nil the diseases which
aflict tAis nonle animal. It, pheuu.h-
enal sale throughout the United States and
Canada, make it stan lard aut hurity. Mention
this uupar when -cudiu- r0r " lcc-'.-e.'
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GRAF SBURY.

Mrs. Olive Allen is rejoicing that II recent
we're accident did not result fatally to herself
id ia lghtcr Thurs iay she was cleaning up
the milk room which had been well Uttered up
at II recent auction and found box which
Ell with 1t in her hand to put it In the stove
but finally included not TO- She did, how
ever, put the sweeping in the fire. Instantly
It sheet Of Name burned her face, siuged her
eyebrows, cyeashe- and hair, and burned her
hand An investigation showed that under the
lamp black was nearly two pounds of blasting
powder and the two had become mixed. a
little had been spilled on the floor Leonard
Hartman, aged 80 years slipped ON the ice
Sunday and broke his arm. IL is doubtful
considering his age, whether he fully RECEIVERS
from the effects. Dr. q. a. Bemia reduced the
traCiurn.
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Jennie Williams died.Narch II of consump-
ton, funeral wa held from he house Tuesday.
George i. Payne has finished MS course at
the PouItury acadcuy.--At recent meeting
new mouse O! worship should be built to re
pace the one rec nUy burned. The location IS
with TYPHOID fever l.. T.. DAYTON has moved
into the house on the farm OF G. II, Grandey.-
John :. Ducatt has bought the Lockwood"
farm John Barry, sr Is i'll. Nclie Miner
Las closed her school in New Haven and j.
moss at home.-All the stock of the Back
hawk stock :urm is to be shipped ON the 18th
meeting ol tn Masonic olge March II it was
decided to build whore the temple was lately
burned. The build ug will he n two story one.
3tXjO The FIRST floor 10 be suitably filled and
rqEipp for public hail and the upper story
to be used as lodge room. The cont act Is let
and operation, Will be at once commenced.
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HISHGATE.

Thomas Belon.;a Of Bedford, =. g., has
bought the Thumas TromD.y farm. Joseph
Bing CHAM has moved INFO tine Grey house.
Thomas Mullen has gone 10 springfield, Mass.
Wiley Watson cut his Land quite badly last
week while choptinG wood. harley Potion
has finished h.S school at >Wanton junction
and ha- returned home.-J. Is. Sandcr-on has
been to Canada Tor a lot of horses. he band
bows have engaged /. T. TrueN of Swauton as
heir tcachor-t lark reynolds has leased the
Guitar farm Of j. Is. Sauuer-ou.- Minerva
Moi.s of Swanton is here Mrs. William
Reyes Of Waterbury j. the guest Of Mr.. r.. ID.
herrick. f. o. Rousseau Is better. The La
dies Aid Of the congregational clurCh
met with Mrs. Melvin Lent. Wednesday,
Joseph linnerih has bought the John Shetus
place. Horshins a ilinnerth are to MAKE cN
ten-ive additions to their foundry in the
Surlug
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MONTE EL.iER,


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Carrot.

Mr.. Frank Laird, who has been in a helpless
condition for several years, died CA the 9Th
in-t.-Mrs. T.. a. Fisher mas gone to I5raiutrec,
Mass, to visit her son.-Mrs. y. W. Wood OF
Lawrence, Mas, Il VISITING h er IN thor. who
is very SICK. Hon. |. II. Lance is in Montpelier
a. assistant Judge of he Counts Court,-Ihe
meeting OF the board r agriculture in this
town last week a great success. me Of
the members of the bUard dcC.aed they had
already board of agriculture among the
farmers Ot this town. l.. {. FISHER made S21O
pounds Of butter the Unst year from ~ COWS.
i'he member srid y. VI, Foster knew more
about sugar making than the whole board.
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NEVER \ FAILURE.

The Red River Valley Of
Minnesota and
North Dakota
las
never
had failure
of cropL
It produced 30, 600 900
bushels of wheat
besides other cereals in 1900.
Farms can be had
on the
crop plan, or long tims
cash payments,
1t Is not all uncommon thing
TO pay for a farm
from the proceeds OF
one crop
II has all the advantages
OF an old country In
the shape of school churcl,
market, postal and railway facilities,
and all the chances Of
anew country III
the way Of
cheap lands, rich SOIL and
increase in values.
1t is one of the most
fertile and promising
regions IN America
not yet fully occupied
In the rush to the lar
west, however,
this rich valley has
been over looked.
! IL has room for
million more people
/ Write to
+. |, WHITNEY, st, Paul, Mimi,
for particulars
< Publications sent free.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

The reading in the lecture course by Nela
Brown Pond will occur Thursday evening,
April 23Mrs. w. II. Robinson was again
tnued lines of her father, Rev. VI. =. Bell,
who is III n serious cOuditiou.-The academy
students owl ctub' held Il fancy dress party
at town hall Friday eveuing.--E. ;. Robinson
and wife hnvr n ~ pound :,irl.-Thcre are nu-
mCrous calls for the village bylaws which
were adopted months ago, but are not vet pub
iished.-.. y. LtliarrOn, VINO introduced bill
to create state inspector Of liquors for town
agents in the LEGISLATURE of lseS, has been APP
pointed town liqu0r agent,
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NEW HAVEN.

DIR. G. r. Sanborn, formerly Of this town,
who for some wears mas practiced in Rutland,
is moving on to the Daniels farm north of
Bristol, hoping that change of work will inn
prove his hea lth. Edward Wrghts wife, who
deserted him some years ago, has sued him for
u bin Of divorce, alimOny and possession OF
their child.-There was a dance at the town
hal Friday night. There was children's
party at NJ j. Laudon's in honor OF Mary and
Ralph Landon. The law suit of Hunt VS.. HER,
booked for Monday, has heen continued until
March Is. Bliss of Nliddlebury and Ballard Of
Burlington are said to he the lawyers.
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SOUTH RoYALToN.

Camp Captain =. d. Blodgett No "A, Yer
mo4t division -ons Of Veterans, was organized
by col. Herbert O. BiIby, Who was as,isGei
by large de c4ations from camp Ii. +. X
Hal, Chelsea, and Other surrounding camps
Many q. :, x men win remember Tx Com.
lnauder Blolgvtts pepper story: the new
oatnp il sad TO 10 fun of pepper but la not a
grain too much Tho old Pierce stand" Of
ioted halfway" house has been sold to
harlcs South worth who viii probably make
q summer hotel of it. The house Is pleasantly
located and would make fine summer resi-
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PIT SEORO.

Charles Turner was seriously injured Thurs
day morning ~ TIRE failing on him. He was
chopp!u- wood ia "Nhipps iouow.'-John
Saylcs Waterman of Providence. IL. l.. died
March II al the otter reek House of CON
sumption. Mir. Waterman came here near,
II year ago III hopes OF beiu: hen-ii ted, but the
disease VAS goo far ADVANCED. -ii"nry G. Pea
Noiy is confined to his me with spraiucd
ankle. I'm exciting race was had recently
recently OF oregon ana Washington. TurN
covered the mort east part OF the town.
through woods and uver brooks. Lincoln IS
headed for the fer Wrs,. Wh re he has tecu
for several years labor a.; tutor ana lecturer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

The sccoud winter temperance lecture before
the tnoshurgn Young Mons Total Abstinence
society, was given in the Methodist church at
Solaudt Of IiuIcysfcld.- James O'Neil had
one of his iorcsrms b1dly lRcerated by IA circu-
lar saw.-lhe smoke stack at j. NJ. Whitcomh 5
-tcln, saw mill was blown down ana did
slight damage 10 several barn roofs viii FL
bred who hns been under the care of Dr. Spar
Lawk in burlington for bronchial affection
h,,s come nome not much improved.
Wait ia sick with Inelsles.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Hills is with their
daughter. Mrs. Seth Boyce, Mrs. {. 3. Por-
ter and Lillian Porter have returned home
from Waterhury.-rhomas Crowley has gone
to East Montpelier to worK. Mr.. John Nc
Arty is sick; there are no hopes of his recovery.
II, G. Pca.e was drawn as juryman from this
field TO work. There nave been II cases VI
measles here, but no fatal ones. Eugene Smit h
ing a few days with mis- daughter, Mrs. A bro
Porter.
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The Western settlers Chosen Specific.

With every advance OF emigration into the
far West, a new demand is ted for Hostel
ter's stomach Bttcgs Newly peopled regions
are frequently less salubrious than older set
tied los alities. on account of the miasma
which rises from recently cleared land, par
ticulariy along the banks OF rivers III at are
subject TO freshets, The agricultural or min
ing eIuigrant soon learns, when hr does not
already know, that the Bitters AFFORD the only
sure protection against malaria, and those dis
orders of the stomach, liver and bowels, to
which climatic changes, exposure and unac-
CustOmed or unhealthy water or diet subject
him. Consequently, he places an estimate
upon this great household specific aud pre-
VentiYc commensurate with its intrinsic mer-
its, and is careful to keep ON hand Il restorative
and promoter Of health 40 implicitly to be
relied upon in time OF need.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

c. T.. Wymau is bctter.--M Mrs. VI. d. Church
setts.-A large mum or attended the Metho-
dist soc able at Judge Adams : FridaY even
inE.-C, Brig ham a Co. paid Sl.lO per hundred
fur milk for February Calvin Robinson has
returned from an extensive "trip in northern
Vermont several Normal school students
are -ick with something that resembles grip
j. ThHycr X sons OF Brautree have hired NJ
Carii-les farm and taken possession.
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PROCTOR.

About - went from here to attend the Mary
Eowc concert. TheY returned by special
tra.n.-Eddc -laic OF MIurvilic y " visited
his brother Elmer Shade. He intends 10 stay
i'm Nermuut.-rhe library room i nearly com
pletel. MIR. Davis deserves credit fer tne k III
displayed in furnishing the room. Tnc frcsco-
lux is inc.
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NORTH TROY.

and iecretia Pettuxill are in Ncwport.-A. l..
Hammond has bought George DoHue5 tenc-
ment Ii use. .yd.a Hardy has closed her
sch DOL NJ East i5crkshirc f. s. link ham and
wife Of Denver, Coio.. are Mt II. II. lewis. -
The last nee ing of the commissioners on tine
estate of the lnto Hoo. II. c. Wilson will be
held at the oilice OF -. 5. Anuis March Is.
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HYDE PARK

Mabel Slayton is in Calais Waldo Brigham
has moved his lHW oillce TO his house. IA.
Bishop has moved his meat market to the
building no recently bought OF :. =. Small,
If You suffer from CatarrE why don't You
take Hoods SaTsaparilla, tho common sense
remedy 1t has cured many people.
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NORTHElElD.

Or. o. Davis bought two choice Iambleton-
ian stallion. recently at "a morse sale in tC.d
Water, Mich. They are called Antietam and
Masquerade ana arrived here last week,
-Report says that Editor Luther Is: johnson
Of the News il soon to take unto himself Il
wife an that they are to mako their home at
the John W. Jones place on Prospect street.
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MORETOWN.

Dr. James Ilaylctt's wooished caught ahre
but was put out before much DAMAGE had been
done. A match in the hands OF Il small boy and
n lutte strs i'll u pan caused II. tie tnouG ut
he had put the lire ont and went away.-Mrs.
H. o. W ard Ina returned from Waterbury,
The slcishing Is still quite good in this vicinity
with plenty OF snow IN the woods.
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STEVENS MILLS.

Good dairy butter in tup-. - to % cents with
an upward tend hcy.-l Linus l.ovalette will
work l. y. Sinnhope's farm on shares this
year. Two-ycar-old hcifcre, coming in early,
eau lie uuugDt ia town for 80. ". w. Blpis-
dells house With lHrte ell anG shed attached
was burned On the 18th. but little was saved.
Loss about 5!l0l: insured.
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RICHFORD

The Epworth league gave a sociablr Friday
evening. .C +. W"1ibr e o. Newport, %
is here lookin- a.t,r MS '"nnd.on ue,r,
shipped very HlC ll-mouths-Jld mastiT To-
ltNd-,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

Each season has its own peculiar malady;
but with the blood maintained in a state Of
uniform viVor snd purity by the use of Ayers
Sar7aparilla little danger need be feared from
meteorological influences, 10 other blood
medicine is az safe and effective.
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SOurA SIARkSRORO.

Charles Sweet who has carried on Fred
Poets farm for too years, has gone on to John
Beans farm IN Lincoln. Nj. Poets moves back
10 his farm.-0r. sti man Morrill, formerly Of
Lincoln, who has been holding meetings here
IS 70 retuEn TO his home in Kent, Washington.
--EHsah PuTintQu H. better. sammy Tart's
family are TO move to Hancock.
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MALE RRURY.

William Tinkham of Rochester has bought
the stage route from Waterbury to Morris
ville.-A musical society called tho choral
union has been formed with DR.. Henry james,
president; Frank l.. knight, vice president;
Miss Jessie straw, secretary; Mrs Bertha Mil
Ter, treasurer; Frank Lyon, mus cal director;
q. II. Frary,nssistant; Mrs. Arthur Baker.
oompanist; Miss Lottic CARPENTER. assistant.
The village schools closed Friday for
IL two weeks vacation Edward Frary has
rented Mrs. Martha Remingtons house Mrs
Ada Wescott has rented the rooms vacated by
W. J. Redmond in Luther Davls's house
Mr.. Holden of Brookilel has rented Harvey
henry's house.
Quite number wont to Montpelier Satur-
day to attend the first meeting of creditors IN
the Insolvency case of John &. Griggs. NJ. VI.
Knights was elected assignee, his bonds being
fixed at S20,U0 which is about the amount OF
the Liabilities and assets.
The Choral Union Musical society
will meet once "a week on wednesday evenings
at 1:3O at Barrett's !iutcl.-Fsanli Lyon WAS
unable to sing at the Unitarian church in Bur
ling Oh last sunday on account sot tunsilitis.-
Another village meeting has been called tor
March % to consider the question of rescinding
the vote for electric lights passed March D..
There ~ strong sentiment against eNpcud ng
so u year for electric iight.-i;ev, William
Ii. Dean Of Marshiicid was in town on Mon
day to visit his daughter, WHO teaches schOoI
On Woodward iiili.-trS. Clara sargent and
Mis- Belle Bowman sp"nt Sunday with Her
bert Bowman in Montpelier. lomcr Rcntng-
ton of Willimautlc, Conn, has been visiting
Joel Remington, his father.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20
JOHNSON.

Fred Whiting has lost a valuable horse
Tho Hair Bros. have moved into IS \. Hunts
house near the depot.-Mrs. Hattie Prosser OF
Lake George is visiting at Thomas Wilson's.-
George Dillingham; has bought place for his
son, Fred, at Woicott, Vt Prof. Campbell
was called to Rutland last week to care for his
wife, who "a not quite as well Solomon Hay
ward and wife have gone 10 BostOn.-Murray
Buck has let his sugar place to r, ii, Sherwin
T. j. Baker il ~iCE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

For Group and whooping cough, mothers try
Johnson's Anodyne Animent used internally.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20

Answer to no. 1j.-To keep oil tho
chaps.