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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
CLOSE OF THE ENCAMPMENT Eu
A Reduced Attendance at Wednesdays
Sessiou-Otiicers IntaIled.

Reduced Attendance at Wednesday
sessiou-OHcers IntaIIed.
The third session Of the encampment of
the Grand Army of Vermont opened at the
City Hall Wednesday morning at $3.50 O'Clock
with reduced attendance some of the com
rades were obliged to leave on the early trains
The various committees TO whom were re-
ferred the reports of the department officers
made their report. The committees report
ed favoraby and the reports of the com
mander, assistant acknowledgement and
assistant quartermaster- general and other
department officers were accepted and
adopted without change. As "a result in
accordance with the recommendation of De
partment Commander Mansur the old
records of the department will be
placed in the State House at Montpelier
The committee appointed to nominate n
council of administration and list OF dele
gates to the national encampmeut at De-
troit Mich, reported the following names:
Council of administration, II. a. Wheeler
of Bellows Falls; A. c. Raymond of Stowe
Perry Porter of West Burke, G. w. Burle-
son Of st. Adams, c. NJ. Russell of VIII
mington; delegate at large, Col. f. +. Smith
eff Montpelier; alternate, q. j.. Adams of
Arlington; delegates 5. W. Parkhurst of
81 "oullSDil ~ L. Dtul VI w uiue INlNtT
Junction, John Lombard of Ludlow, c. s
7. Pierce of Nergennes, NJ. j. Leach Of
W olcott, Thomas Hanan of Brattleboro;
aternates, a. Schele of Montreal, O.
Mecham of Brandon, r.. I. Johnson of
West Concord j. s. Drenan OF East Hard
wick, j. f.. Eldredge of Warren, f. Nc
lntyre of Dandy.
Invitations we're received from Brooks
post at Montpelier and A. II. Hurlburt
post of St. Adams to hold tho next annual
encampment ut those places. After brief
discussion the department decided to hold
the next encampment at Montpelier.
At ! ! II. IN. the encampment proceeded
to the installation of the new officers, which
was performed by Gen. 7, S. Peck, past de-
partment commander.
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WEST RANDOLPH.

David Grove had the middle finger on the
left hand taken off Thursday morning at Sal.
isbury's. The other fingers on the same hand
were badly cut. Nclle Hastings returned
from Washington. u. c., last week, very
Sue Sanford is sick.
There were three socables on Central street
Friday evening; the Congregational at Car
roll Granger's, BAPTIST at Deacon Hob rock 8,
and Methodist AT Rev. Mr.. Hambin's. Evan
gelistic services ut the Christian church each
evening OF this week ut O'Clock. The pastor,
Rev. &. w. Morrow, will preach on the fol.
lowing subjects; Monday, salvation, what is
itI": Tuesday, "rhe worlds need of saliva
tom; " Wednesday. Tho provision for the
salvation of the world !" Thursday, Hind
RANGES to salvation " Friday, Requisites to
salvation;" saturday, Bible invitations TO
accept salvation" Char es Bckford is in Ma.
rcngo, Iowa.-Fifty couples attended the Fire
mems annual ball Friday evening, and 40
couples took upper at the Red Lion lnn.-1he
young people INDUCED in II masquerade party
Ill q. a. Il. hall Friday evening; Is couples
were In attendance. ID. Y. Lamb, who
has been visiting her son in Chicago returned
Saturday ley. II. Lizzie Haley from Lowell ,
Mass, preached at the Christian church sun
day morning.
Mrs William Chalmers arrived in town
from Rverhead, l.. J., Wednesday, Herbert
Fllnt and wife have returned to Springfield,
Mass.-Alrs. Goorge Thornton has sister
visiting her from Providence, Il. inlay
Thompson is in White River Junctlon.-Dr.
Curtis has returned from Hardwick.
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NlHS. h. Ii. 1RIcK,
Mrs. 4. L. MAIbKN
CHELSEA.

The recent business boom is already affect
ing real estate. Three days after the enthusiasts
ton of new industries little place in the up
per village. wherein is long abandoned mill
privilege. was twice sold, each time at conS-
of - persons in Chelsea, who died last year
but one was less than ~ years old, one was IS
and ono was over NUA town meeting is
called for February ., to vote on a prOpusIt ion
to exempt from taxation tor ~ year, any new
manufacturing ministry Dr. \. II. Chess
more who recently died in Huntington, spent
his loyhood here where his mother yet lives
the wife of Steele Nc \ llisfCr
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WE STEIEIn

Willard Farman and wife were called TO la
land Pond, Monday, by the death OF a relative.
"A j: Miller and wife of Newport are here.
Tho winter term, district No I, taught by
Mary Hoot has closed.--James Boutwell, and
Ihomas GILBERT, I'd, jurors, are attending
Gounty Court at Newport.-Willia am Poo OF
Lowell has hired Elwin Courser's farm Tor
nVe years, paying an annual rental OF S26l
ana half the taxes.-siinon Hitchcock moves
to irasburgh on to the Brewster farm - MIR.
Miles OF lrashurgh has hired Willard Far
man . farm-M. 5. Stone Is attending the AN
niVersary meeting of the Y. l.. >. {. h., at
Portland and from there will 20 to Boston. ED
AZ the annual meeting Of the Trustees If the
following officers were elected; secretary,
Orrin Miller collector and trea surer, Eugene
ID. Miller prudential committee, \. Z. hitch
II. o. Miller and William Trumpass were
chosen trustees to fill vacancies caused by re
moval from town of DR.. +. S. Gray and isaac
johnson.
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WATERBURY.

The Methodist sunday school chose Brent
Wallace, superintendent; Lydia Gilman as
sistant Charles Norton, secretary Myrtle
Gupul, treasurer and librarian and Byron
Palmer first and James Green second assist
ants Eva Burleigh, organst; w. p. Dilling-
ham AVID wife. Mr.. and Mrs Wyman. Miss
kimball, Mrs. Il. Is. Crosett and Lydia Gilman
teachers.
The yalise stolen from Col. G. X. Rudd of
Mortified, Mass, while passing through Wa.
terbury last November, was found on the steps
OF Atkins and Hawess store, Tuesday morn
Ing, in an Old bran sack, with u card at
tached marked N. III. Atherton." The valise
contained tho military suit OF the colonel.
put his revolver was missing. George Carpen-
ter has not been seen since the theft but Il is
thought that he has be, n lurking around not
far away all winter. 1t will be- remembered
that Col. Rudd was on the evening train OIL
his way to visit Capt. Rushford in Sheldon
and that Carpenter got off tho same train at
waterbury, taking the valise VIII CHI the colo
mel missed soon after passing the station.
Sheriff Anterior tracked Carpenter to the
woods the next day but did not find him,
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NEWPORT.

m County Court opened Tuesday with Judge
Tyler in the chair Prayer was offered 10y
Key. q. \. Mills. The roll Of jurors was call
ed but owing to the storm but few responded
to their names. The first case, Brdgman
against Corey estate used considerable time in
selecting jury as the case had been tried
twice before IN County Court and sent back
from the supreme Court for new trial This
case Will be a long one and the prospect is that
it will be a long term.
George Grandy has closed his labors in the
bank ana gone t. Ogdensburg, y. y. where
lie has u similar posltiOu.-A. :. Cowles VIII
occupy the tenement in tho Tuck block yaca-
ted by y. l.. Foster.-Our streets are to be
lighted by electricity soon with most OF the
stores ana some private rcsidcnccs.--W. :.
Avory was married to Miss DAVIS of Burke,
last Thursday; For the present they will
board at the McmphremagoI HUuse. a. ID.
Lane, Oldest son OF u. X. Lane, from Omaha,
Neb., came to town last week after an abscnce
OF - years.-Lawyer GrouL and c. \. Brad y
are sick.
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WlllIbMSTOWN.

sunday evening a union service of tho Con
FreGational and Methodist societies was held
in the Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Nanton
speaking on the "Christian EndeavOr its origin
ana objeCt."-A lecture on "Si..hj- and scenes
in the tropics" was delivered by the pastor of
the Methodist church Tuo.day evonlng.-rhe
annual business meeting of the Methodist su-
ciety was held ON Friday afternoon: their pas
tors return for another year g desired. Ser
vices We're he'd in the Cnivcrsalist church on
Sunday.-.Nn agent Of the friendly Aid society
Is trying to start lodge hcre.-hcv. Miss
Haley, an ordained minister Of the christian
denomination, held services ia the Methodist
church Lynde IL Cheney have put in their
polishing mil another machine, II large crew
ure Mt work in the granite sheds. Tile Dicken
son family have moved into the Briggs house
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portant settlement since the war. lie
told of the many good things Vermont had
furnished and said that it had given the
Grand Army its present royal head. The
speaker was loudly cheered. Letters of
regret were read from Senator Edmunds,
Secretary of War Proctor, Col. A. f..
Walker, and others.
At the conclusion of the campfire Com
mander-in- Chief and Mrs. Ncazey, and
Governor Page, held an informal reception
on the stage, and large number OF the
veterans took advantage OF the opportuni-
ty to shake hands with the distinguished
visitors. This was regarded generally as
one of the best camphres ever held in Yer
mont
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ADDISON.

+. f. Gullcy and wife have been in Shore
ham for a week with ~. DR. rownehcu.
Mrs. GullcN sister l.nO- brooks and viir OF
burlington have Ncen NIeltIu,s at Oliver Cor
doa'e the past WueK.-h lllI,m =. C.dir has
returned nome from Worcester florence
Gregory o. burlington is il town lou,
HAcicA IS very sick. llr-. Rufus smith and
Mrs. EzrJ smith are better Mrs spencer
haWiey and son Harry are quite SICK. Mr.,
Truman Jones is quite sicN.-Mr-. Myrun
smith has ur"u quite sick tie past week
Mrs. I!buc WIiInarth. Grace Allen ana Rose
+. Nllmarth are IN Connecticut visiting
friends On their way TO NeW York.
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HIGHGATE.

i. ". Baxter has in his possession a pass
gwen hy Benedict Arnold which reds Is TO-
lows: AIR. JOscph !l.e,cy Is Permitted to
pas from thle pace To Albany with one lat
tcau ,"adcd with hale -ood-." "MontrLaI MAY
:, lao, sighed B. Arnold IS. Cen ne ina, al -
cops OF the aW, of Vermont printed in l;gS;
a copy OF The Ep.'tlea II iiny" printed IL,
EdlnhurgA in lio.; a Masonic monitor pub
hsheI b, Fay d davidson, Rutland, lslb and
edited by Joshua Bradley, and a largo mum Der
OF Mas mic periodicals over 80 years oil. be-
sides quite Il number of secular works pub
Ishcd before 1851.
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NORTHFIELD,

w. Ii. II. Claflin and wife celebrate the 5Ot h
anniversary of their marriage Saturday even
ing The Good Templars have elected Frank
piumley, G. T.; Mrs. G. +. feed, V. r.; f. c.
Davis, secretary {. u. Davis, f. s.; Mrs. r.
PIunley, treas urer; 4. II. Rood, treasurer
l.. T. Cross, NJ; Mamie II. Whitmarsh, g.; q.
d. Eugerlon, sentinel; Alma II. Huntley. Or
Kanist Mrs. Ii. y. Johnson. >. j. T.
The lecture to be given at koXlury by Hon.
FRANK Pumley, undcr the auspices Of the |,
.. u. l., was indefinitely postponed.
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BENSON.

Miss lIa Root, youngest daughter of Henry
Root, was married to ~ illiam u \oblc at the
residence % the brides parents Wednesday at
~ Il. m. tue marriage ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. y. =. Clark of the Methodist
church. After Il wedding tour OF Il few days to
MiddlCOury and Wells LiVer, they viii return
to reside II Een5ou. they have the cougrutu-
laIons OF their many friends. MR.. Noble
Brooks of MIddlehurv ~ Visiting Mrs. Nj H.
Nuble.-Nlra. kathurne Laid Is in brooklyn
visiting relatives Mrs. a. :. Clark IS in Crcs-
cent, y. y, visiting nCr parents. The Ladies'
AuXiliary Will boid II sociable at {. =. Bar
Der's, February H.
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PIT TSEIElD.

Mr.. John La Barron. who has been terri
bic sufferer for many months, died last Thurs
day night. She leaves "a husband and five
children. Harris Ranney's family have near
~ all been suffering with Ia grippe, a. have
Maud and Belle Austin.-Alrs John Aus
tin and Mrs. joel Ellis is on the sick
nst.-A subscription PAPER is in circu-
lation to raise the necessary funds TO build "a
new parsonage. 1t i headed by the Ladies' Aid
society with 500. Mrs. Julius Ranuey, who
has been sick for more than Il year, has gone
TO n Boston hospital for treatment The case
of Hunt V. Morse which WAS tried last Friday,
resulted in favor of the former.
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WHIT ING.

Mrs. Maria Foster died February !. leaving
Il married daughter to mourn her los. Nj.
James l., Parker ANA ..rs. Mary CudWorth
have zone To- Boston to visa relatives ana
fiieuds. MIR and Mrs. Frank Wooster are
happy over ia birch Of q boy. The were
four marriages, seven hlltu- and II death, In
this town n $3.50. an UuG-uttl mum DER Of death,
for this own. one was Ctu-rd by an nCciuClt
and some the result OF Ia grippe.
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CAMB BRIDGE.

These officers were elected at Phoenix Lodge
{. T., WILLIS hubbard V. r. Mrs, Annie
Least secretary. Carrie Carroll +. s. Mrs
lain, Nr. W. Ii. GrIswod NJ, Chnuncy ~.
dr.ch g., Nora patten sentinel, Alfred
l.amplougu.- Episcopal servic es HeAt Sunday
at the Centre and I1uIo. he Jeilersouvil4 *
curnCt band FURNISHED the music tor the Epis-
ColuI entertainments, saturday evening. nc
receipts were over $40 which goes 10 The SER
wees OF the nissionary.-l he Masonic enter.
taument and oyster supper last week Wed.
.ceday evening, was success. tnanCialt )
and socially.
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Miss Mary Hewitt closes her school on Howe
hill this week. Hattie Fay, Myrtle Thgchcr
and Luna burnham have gone to nandulph to
attend the state Normal scbo1l.-rhe select
men met last evening to adjust highway ac-
counts. John Burbank and Lille Burke were
married January - Tn funeral Of la Bug
hee, who had hcen ia feeble health tor the past
year. was holden Wednesday. The fourth an
nuol neetinE of the l'pm!rct Farmers club
Will be held February ~ at the town hail.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Irving Bailey is quite sick Several cases of
mumps in Town. heV. MIR. Rockwell has
moved into Nh. Della fuss'- house on Main
street ana will preach here the coming year.
irwin smith has moved into tine Hath block
Mrs. l.. +. harrington j. spending the week in
st. Atbans with her duuEhtcr.--:,l bl smith is
home from MunttOmery. Eden band gave u
promenade at Smiths hall Friday evening".
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BREAD LOAF.

There was II donation aud oyster suppcr
n the town hall for the benefit OF Key. t.. r.
SnGun Thursday evening MIR and Mrs. H.
\. Kirby celebrated Their 18th wedding ami
Ncr-ary, January -. There were about 10
frieuds aud nclghbors present. The j. j. Hale
post held campfire ara oyster supper ut
town hall last week with large Attendance.
\. McQuivey was compelled to Kill valuable
horse ON nCc1unt of cMmCer.
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STARkSBORO.

Rev. f.. Is. Fuller. late of Waterbury, las
been secured 40 pastor of the Free baptist
school district 30. . raised large flag with
appropriate exercises. January 80. l..
w mite ana VIE were SURPRISED 10y a large
number OF irlenla. Friday NeniuE. The an
nuu entertainment by the Comedy club
Will he given at the Methodist church, Feb
ruary ID. The proceeds viii 20 10 tine organ
fund.
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Rev MIR Colburu wiii preach at he Centre
item last Vc,l. u4pui L.. D. t....- itt.uyn farm
in cambridge w"~ pte.uli iro, - the trade fell
through. Mrs. AIMS kusg las been quite
SICK bat IS now some better. Miss luli- Davis
schooi in Instruct 80. g.. Mr.. NcIer being Uh-
able 10 1nish.-h z lnngutuu Is getting ont
lumber aud VIII Uu'.d ;,n add jtion 10 hi. mousse
to be used : store.
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PTTSFORD.

Tie widow Of the late BENJAMIN Stevens is
very low, suffering from a broken hip, com
bncd with paralysis. Mrs. Martin 4. smith
tell, break ing her ann. The creamery COM
erecting their new buildings paying the CON
tractor about 500 in advance. He immrdi-
ately started out on II little celebration, aid
some OF the stock holders have been look ipu
after Inn since but in vain. O. c. Hosmt r
has returned home from visit or about Il
month in northern New York
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FElREA

Annie Rowland has been obliged TO leave
entertained "A number OF is young friends At
II progressive euchrC party The first prize
was won ny Eflic Munteignc. Theodore Mar
daugLter.-r. Vi. Dca. ui st. AIuaus and +.
j. Parker Of Georgia viii build a creamery on
l.. Is. hunts iaIm.--A !eNander Rowland
moves on to Il : Davi,ou's farm next week
A. VI story and wife are in HincsOurgh.
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st. Johnsbury; chaplain, Mrs Ellen M.
Mansur of Island Pond the executive board,
Ann f. Goss of Chelsea, Mrs. Rosalia Bow
man of ST. Johnsbury, Mrs. Christina Bor-
land of st. Johnsbury, Mrs Harriet
Sleener of Newport, Mrs. Anna
Leslie of Wells ltver. The dele
gates to the national convention, Mrs.
Julia Sheldon, of Dorset, delegate at large,
Mrs. +. Il. Smith of Montpelier, Mrs. +.
Porter of West Burke, Mrs. Mary T.. Farm
ham of Bradford; alternate at large
Fanny w. Parkhurst of ST. Johnsbury;
alternates, Mrs. F. b. Hopkinson of Brat
t!eboro, Mrs. Lucy b. Fay of Woodstock,
Mrs. Gilfilian of West Burke. Among tho
appointed officers are Mrs. Della NJ. Neel-
ham of Rutland, |. ana |. officer; Mrs.
Florence ii. Gates of Morrisvile, inspector;
Mrs. Janet I. Blackmer of Manchester,
counsellor.
Tho Closing Session-Omcers Installed
and Resolution of Thanks Passed.
The closing session of the Womans' Reli Of
Corps most successful convention was held
Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock at the y.
NJ. c. a. The officers elected the preced-
ing day were duly installed by Past Depart
nent President, Mrs A. r. Newcomb of
Montpelier
The following rosolutions were adopted;
HcsOlrcd, That the officers and members of
the seventh department convention, Vermont,
NOmanS Re ief Corps, convened at Burling
ton. February and 4, do most gratefully.
recOguiHe and appreciate the very cordial and
generous welcome extended them by the citi-
2ens of the Queen City.
RtSOirCd, That the congratulations OF the
convention be extended to Mrs. Blackmcr ON
the able manner in which she conducted the
business of the convention.
RCSulrcd, That the several committees who
prepared for this convention are to be CON
graduated on the perfection of the work
complished, through wise planning and skill
ful execution, with especial mention OF the
profusion of beautiful flowers daily bestowed.
and the inCreasi ing Kindness Of the ladies Of
the committee who had the rooms in charge.
Mrs. con. A. :. TRACY,
MHS. +. Ii. TRICK,
Mrs. a. l.. WALDRON
The remainder of the time before final
separation was spent by the ladies in eX-
tending farewell greetings to the members
of the order. Numbers of the delegates and
others left the city early in the afternoon
and nearly every outgoing train after that
time received a contingent Of members Of
the corps
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TROY.

David w Sisco and family move to New
port, where they wili conduct tine Lake House.
Mann IL Bennett X tine name OF the Me. re
pair shop IL m on Main street. James WriLht
Aiken property ana has moved INTO the
house and i ready 10 begin the manufacture
of butter tubs. Belle ZONES and Eruco, ".
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AWFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Child Mass of Raw, Bleeding Sores.
Miraculous Cure by the
CutiCura remedies.

A face, from he hair to tho neck ON both
SIDES raw mass OF bleeding sores; two little
hands and arms in the same condition; q
BODY, around the waist of which was a broad
band OF bleeding eruptons, and from the hips
70 the Ups OF her toes the skin was so raw as
TO be absolutely sickeninR To tho 81 ut Surh
was the frigbttul condition of the little four
year-od daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. II. A. stout,
two months ago. ~ have tried ovcrvtbint
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EAST MIDDLE BURY.

Mrs. Nei!!c sumner ana daughter of Bran
don, nave been here for short Vihit. TIA,
r. mains Of JAMES Iced, who ii cd at his home
in to- hen H!ew weeks since, were on Thursday
last, brought from brandon and Inferred III
the cemetery herr.
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NEWPORT CENTRE

Rufus kittredge and family, vino have been
In Worcester, Ma :, Tor tue past year. have
moved on " illara Wngut- farm. Hiram
Courscr iof Nestlleid takes iosscssiuu OF bis
farm this week. Perhius Grecn and iamil ).
move to Batcsvilic
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STOWE

GauEhtor Of Clay ton WoodWorth had an
arm badly broken While coa.tire Nuridav.-
Key. Mr.. y 'un exc HVgcG desks w tn MIR
l.mur{ ~"H.ay.- Lourr<I Godtrrv a"d Mrs.
Air'l May "uloy' unr oj their p"rudicpl
cNrur~ on Ia week, v-itiu@ udcrhIIl.
tambtid -c aad utt"r places Godfrey left his
wife 10 do Tia" ilr'l "or. and Mr.. May lit
tie hlNy 1or hnIEl.h0r, 10 .Irc tor.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE

Edward Willard, diy1 February l.-Rev. r.
d. Metcalf Of East Fairfield will deliver Il lee
ture to the g. y. r. and sons Of Veterans at
their hail on the evening Of February H.
There vii! be box party at the Catholic par
sonage, February H. the proceeds to 20 to-
ward turnlsh.nS the parsonage. All are in
Nltcd.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Hiram Morse has taken the school va
Gated 10y Fanny HogerS's illness There is 10
be u donation at the town hall. Friday even
ing Tor the Leneiil OF hoy. j. y. upper {.
Is. Hall has bought The widow Derby place
and will move there in the near future
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ROXBuRY-

II. Earl Ellis has resumed his law studies in
the Office o Hon. Z, =, Stantun.-M NJ. Fray Of
Waterbury will supply the Con-relR'i6ual
pulpit next sunday Oscar Martin of Warren
the charge of lntoAication. lie pleaded guilty
and nnncAlel.
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ROCHE STER.

II. II. ChafTc4 and Riland Smith went TO
Connecticut last Week with car load OF potn.
toes Mrs. CHARLES GMducr returned last
Monday to her home in Canada e. +. Beard
Methodist sunday school realized S2l from
their birthday box last year.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Guy II. Porter, who has been III, /, recover
ing. donation at Grange hall "Wednesday
evening for the benefit IT Rev &. o. Howe.
Mrs. John Little and Mrs. W. II. Grandneld
are sick Florence, daughter of w, Il. lnsall,
is sick.
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SEOREHAM

Frank Lavesty is home for n few week.
The sOciHbie next Wtch will br at Charles
Forbes on Thursday evening. line "DcstUct
Skuie' l. under con,idCru' ion and il Is thought
that the entertainment viii be ready to pre-
sent the later part of February.
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HANCOCK.

Lillian Mcgrs visited in Rochester last week
st Fred Martin. Nlr. and Mrs. Gore are very
low William Martin and Bertha j. Ihonp-
son were married sunday morning 10y Rev d.
=. tIucrsucY.