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GAME

on me evening ol the 4,h inst. Ira +. Morse
nh" ANl.o JAG ison were married at the re-
1aeuce Of thu brides father, Thomas lack
H"n If North Underhill. Rev. l.. WcrIock, as.
SISTED 10y Rev. q. II. Wright, performed lie
ceremony IN tho presence ola large mum ccr
- irendS and relatives. Dr. Il. c. Gilbert
Has bought tho widow Law place On Sou,L
street 4nt VIII, soon take possession. Miss
".a'$ CnuT Las bought OF Chauncsy Warner
t"e o. \. X. hall properly and vii. convert
IN over part Into a ladies' store.
Butter has gone up and a. high a. 3! cents
Va PAID ,ast saturday at the Centre The
"ei'rso'yil'e ccrnet band gave a concer, and
oy Ter supper At tie town hal Tuesday even
,h4 joseph Roo; OF Cambridge has moved bI,
fHAlly 10 Eden.-Ars. ). q. Well5 of Ottawa
- p, !ting week with friends ia Cambri ipe
SnG lhceTAil. Mrs. Bertha Nhitconib Nell,
ma, closed "A weeks term OF school in Jericho
ana wall be al home for time. Mrs. Irish of
tlrG7so h2- been the guest OF Mrs. Lottie No.
erlshG the past weed - Eta Holmes has re-
gumei her school at Morrisville.-NV Wilmer
l'attoh IS SICK al ~. w. SmIth's.-Rev +. W
ptAe5 VIII ohciSle at the Centre the two com
M sundays and viii be mere pcrmRnc tly In
May; Mrs. VI. j. Griswold entertained her
HthuaE-sc A"ol class at her home Saturday
evening" End over y were present
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FIELD.

The reports for the town for the past year
SNOW l. births, l. deaths and IA marriages
Miss Nellie Wright Of Newport is visiting Ter
sister Mrs ugenc Miller 4 bert tarman
is quite Ill With rheumatic ievcr.-t is re-
PORTED that Fremont Miller has rp,ted IN.
ftrm TO Charles Gilbert, and that Miller will
move INTO q lbcrt'a house in the villag Miss
Eva Hendrix nulsh-d her school In district II
IN Newport last week. The Y. l.. :. G. f.
gave n bonnet social at the town hail Friday
tycLlnS-E 4nritse Iiitchcock's son is ill., -
Mrs. ID. \. Winsow IS visiting relatives in
Whiteield. y. II.
Moody G.. Bedell of West Derby and Willis
W. Nakciieid have become joint owners of
the saw mill property in the west part of the
town owned by Wakefield. Woods and Trum-
pass. Mason :. stone has gone to Craftshury
to open the academy during tho illness of the
principal =. {. Day.-Ihe bonnet social at the
town nall Friday evening WAS a pleasant af-
lalr Albert Farman Is slowly improving from
Ills Rheumatic fever. There are several cases
OF chicken pox in town. Newton Boutwell,
has gone down country. ALBERT Asotine OF
Enoaburgh Falls arrived in town sunday
forenoon ~ response to a telegram ANNOUNCE
ing The serious condition II his mother. His
brother has been telegraphed for. Mrs Ed
changed to Ezra Wood
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Florence Hatnorne is visiting friends
in Ncw York city. Members were received in
the new church for the first time March /.
ElEhteen, nearly all young people iliucd.-
Miss Gertrude Brown of lntcrachen. Fla,
who spent her summer vacation in town. is
not expected to live. Shirley Iangdon is
quite sick. MR.. q. ID. Hinman started for
California February 2S.-Mis, Mertio Kingsley
IS abe 10 ne out. he surprise party Mt MIR.
hurlbu't, March was It pleasant affair.
died At her home March after Ions illness.
-hc leaves husband and three children The
funeral fooH place on Thurs lay The
Conundrum social of the y. T.. :. C.. T..
was "A success. The prizes Cor the best ana
poorest guessing were taken by Miss Clara
Rand and Watson Iiurlburt.
William and Fred Duprey were arraigned
before Justice Palmer on charge Of intoXIca-
tlun ami disturbing the peace on town meet
InS day. Both pleaded guilty and disclosed
On Robert jackson. They were fined
dollars and costs. Fred getting bail and taking
all appeal. jackson was not to be found.
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BRISTOL.

Annie Ward, an empoyo OF Drake & Smith,
was Friday running n bON-punCh machine,
when II caught one OF her fingers, punching u
hole through it-StatforI, youngest sou of
John S. Ridley WIS another OF Fridays unfor-
tunates. In front of Bush 4 Pattcrson's store
he slipped and his right arm went through the
large show window, cutting his arm and wrist
badly. Several stitches were takcn.-A man
named Henry Butter beat his horse unmcrci-
fully; he was drunk. y. +. Dunshee finally
took the horse and made Butter go home. his
village needs few abc-bodie agents Of the
Vermont Humane society,". NJ. Day and
wic started Tuesday for Denver, Col.
Trade was brisk saturday. -. y. Du-
mas and wife have gone to NinOoSki to live
&. H. Orcutt and wife soon move to Hurling-
ton Butter brought from ~ to 70 cents sat
urday.
Mrs. A. 4. Bartlett was buried here the 4th
She was the widow of the late stephen Bart
Leftover i.UOOUW. feet of logs are on tho
river bank near q. h. Eidley's. The logs viii
be lloated down the river the coming spring.
ms town owns n lookup. Tho original cost
of til" same was ABOUT So 1t IS located in
nech USED Tor ) me Years. II is n damp, dark
hole, nut the voters ~ the annual town meet
Ing decided 10 eHpcnd not more than S. to
put the a legged lookup in condition to receive
those unfortunatc- who get drunk. II is n
"cooler' in every sense of the word. but is not
and mover will be fit for the reception of human
bcin@s-1h, railroad question is still i'm
portaht one in this town The alarmists amuse
themselves with the expression. Il told you
50. he railroad will he completed. There
Is no doubt about this as those interested are
not Wiling to let the road remain in its pres
gett ng their money backbone OF the mis-
takes made ut the town meeting in not
providing for sinking fund for the Slj,JOJ
worth of railroad bonds.
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MONTpElIE =

The Baptist Christian Endeavor society
hold a sociablo Wednesday evening with
Miss Jesse Hopkins on Liberty street
Eugene Hadroct on Monday appeared be-
fore Justice Smile, for tho hearing con
tnucd from Saturday. He pleaded not
guilty to the grevious otrens, with which he
was charged, and as the evidence shown
tended to help him out, he was bound up
for simple assault on the girl, in tho sum
Of 5000 w. A. Lord going surety.
The Montpelier Stone Shed company mot
and organized Friday afternoon at the Office
of tho water commissioners by elec,ing
these officers and directors: President,
George Blanchard; secretary, T. j. Deavitt;
treasurer, Levi II. Bixby directors George
blanchard, y. j. Sibley, Il. W. Morse, ..
l.. Watson and +. j, Deavtt The Mont
pcicr and VOLS RIver railroad company
arc TO buiil Ia. granite sheds that were
first talked of by this company on the land
lately sold To TIE railroad.
The v NJ 5. closed Friday. Prof. +. G.
AXtell has gone to spend the three wcoks
vacation in Boston and vicinity, Miss VI.
W. Taylor to Barton, and the balance Of
the faculty to their various homes
Three candidates were initiated Into the
Good Tcmpars, Friday night. Two teams
carried party to visit Barre lodge Satur~
day evening; and their lecture at the Bnn-
tist church Sunday evening was u sue
cess.
Eugene lladroet was arrested and brought
before Justice Smile Saturday afternoon,
charged with assault with criminal intent
on the person Of luez. the 1l-year-old
daughter Of John Brassau. Tho bearing
was continued to Monday, W. A. Lord
going security for 500 bail. 7. j. b, ynton
appears for state and ". y. Lord for re
spoudcnt
y son was born on Monday night to Mr.
and Mrs. 6. +. hunt.
Presiding Elder rruax is to hold quar-
terly meeting at Piainficld at , p IN. Fri
day, at Mar,hncd in the evening, al Cabot
at T. m Saturday, with quarterly meet
ing and preaching AT the latter place Sun
day morning and evening
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MlDDLER uRN.

W. L Pitts has moved his furniture store
into the block with Charles Westell. the
coIo-e boys ore to give their play at the
town hall next FRIDAY. All TIA. art. Will
be taken by tine boys, f. 3. ,>eeley. f. II.
blg ioW and u, j.. Wells aching tn, role of
ladies. Music furnished by Che college elce
c!1h %, /? members Rev. a. f.. Herring
of brandon preached at the Baptist church.
sun iaT.-Ihe annual promenade of the
William i, Russell post q. A. Il. will occur
nj jh" town a., April 9. Tine post deserves
commentator for it, patriouc action of
securing 100 ''iuHrkcrs' to ho used N de,il-
mating he last re ting pace of all their
comlade, in the town c-netcries-Rev. A.
H. CambrldS' OF the Baptist church has
Withdrawn his resignation at the imam
mous request of lis church The Woman
Foreign NJ -sionGry society held its March
meeting at Clinton G. Smiths on Pleasant
street Wednesday evening, Miss Marvin
ha- resumed her work III the High school. -
lie 'heostrick SkewlN entertainment will
occur March l. aud Is. Hank White will
play 'he roll of Ounce and Hon. Charles NJ.
Wlids that of "Skewl master. -
These two are the chief ATTRACTIONS
The work on the new chapel at the
college IS practically completed Market
day showed quite an advance in business
over last week.-Eggs remained at & cents.
Lutter mad raised to - cents for gilt edpe
abraham Williamson made a large shin.
IN Mt Of stock to the Boston market Mon
day morning.
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NORTH TROY

Miss Nellie Manuel is bctter.-Nliss Melissa
kinuison Is AZ Morris Baiiey's in lrasbursh-
Lewis gillette Of ltichtord has hired the c. G.
Manuel farm. -Tue Farmers league of Troy
will mcri on the Eth at o'clock r. NTH,
town meeting OF last week was adjourned t,
the l'tu; SiN persons We're present. Chandler
Bailey was chosen moieratOr--J. l.. Lewis has
bought Of the stewart estate piece OF timber
ell land conla ming Ill acres near hi. creek
mil Tor s1Jl. l. lander Allen is to move on t.
his farm in Patton, and rents his house to l..
Jones.
Friends and schoolmates of Miss Ella Har-
vey made her II surprise visit On February
y, the occasion being her 18TH birthday.
n. B. Pettngil has purchased OF John
Wheeler lie place known as the Porter farm
on East hill in TrOy.-MI~s kittie sheldon
closed her school on East hill owing to the sick
ness o. many pupils. Miss I.uema Burnap en-
tertained party of her schOolnates on Feb
ruary -: vi ISIS Blanche Ewins has returned t.
Island Pond q. +. liurnap has gone to New
Hampshire. The school on the east side Of the
river taught by Frank Leach has closed
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MORT HFlElD.

a - "clal town meeting was held Saturday
Afternoon to complete unfinished business. 1t
was VI, ed togo back to me old syste IN of high.
way survey ors with highway taxes paid in la
Dor; also voted TO unite with other towns and
establish a union poor farm. Charles A. Edcel-
ton, II. and Charles zoe were elected auditors
TO iii vacancies of T.. ;. Stebbns and c. NJ
Davis, resigned.
Lieut.. +. r. Tagcart, new commandant at
the y. t., remained here one week, and then
Returned to ?iattshurgh, y. \. Lieut.. Kim
na. OF the 9TH | : infantry, now located in
I"Xas, is expected the latter part Of this week
To MI the vacancy.
I. Il: Merrill, ir of Montpelier is taking the
manufacturing census of NOrtheld.
ihr i. +. y. Is. o. are to hold public meet
INK and Installation on Friday evening. at
Concert hall. An Edison pnonosraph will be
an attraction.
Northlield lodge of odd Fellows have voted
t. celebrate the I'd anniversary of odd Eel
lo"shlp in America, which occurs April 81
invitations hive been sent tn GOV. Pa e and
frand Master Horton. \ district mcetin. il
to he he'd with this lodge on Thursday. March
-. Lieut.. f. F. raggHrt OF the tin L. :. in
fantry from Plattsb rgh, assumed his du' les
rs comnandant March =, at the y. l.
Lieut.. j. Nc. it arter started on the same day
Tor Fort Wentworth, Laredo, rcxas.-O. j.
Johnson, late foreman of the excelsior manu-
factory has gon" 20 his home in In iianA an
T. VI Wheeler. son Of one of the prepIictor-,
Ills he vacancy.
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BARRE.

| Tho Royal Arcanum have rented one OF the
| Two nails comprising the third floor of the
| WOrthen block and the Burns club the other.
A handsome imported Japanese robin and n
virginia nightingale are attracting much at
teniion at w. II. Glnddng's.
Indications ire very strong that the burning
OF the paintiold granite works was ncendiary
and attorneys are investigating the ma ter,
Rev. l. l.. Booth of Northlield supplied the
Boston,
Mrs. J. NJ. Bond and Mrs. George Reynolds
gave II whist party Thur sday night, ut Armury
hail, and 10 players were present. The COM
p ly took supper at the new kimball Girls
Flint won the chief prize, Mr., Flint and Mrs.
| Carl Hall taking the lesser one.
seekers After knowledge" is the name OF n
new younR peoples society at South Barre
Mrs. John Warner IS president, 5. l.. Cutler is
vicc-p. c7idcnt and Nutti1 Heath Is secretary.
1t Is said that the Barre Cricket club are to
ION the New England Cricket association nd
thdt they are already booked to play ON July 3
at Lowell and July at i}rockton, Mass
-. II. ozark has sod his news and variety
store to Frank jackson. and Will give possess
sion in about one week.
pr G.. NJ Scribnrr has purchased pair of
nice black horses from Fred Slayton.
Henry Smith is erecting ~ building below the
tentrai House, to be occupied Ly IA meat mar
john w. Gordon has established his office in
the A. 9. Brown d SON. insurance agency
room,
Capt. C. a. Bond returned Tuesday after
There are % men nOw at work on the Wet
more Morse granite company's quHrrics
hobert Wild er who had the contract for
getting out thcir pHving stone las season. is
row one of their forcmen. Prospects are call
ed very bright there Tor large business dur
ing the coming spring and summer.
y son was born OH Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard \. lluar
t.. H. Hill started on Monday for Toronto, to
pure! u carload of horses and take with
him to Fair Haven, Washington. \ car load
OF maple sugar will be shipped there from
Barre.
a,urday night was red letter" NIGHT
Tor Granite city lodge OF food Tcmplars
Nearly over. member was present, and party
OF 10 came by team from Montpelier lodge.
= our new members were initiated. tho "dccs-
/ trict schou!' and several literary eNer-
oiscs presented, refreshments served, and
very pleas INT social time enjoyed.
Waiter l.. Barney went Oh Monday to visit
his mother, who is sick at hi, old home in
AcWurth, y. II.
\. G.. Brown has rented the room formerly
occupied by stanton d Edgerion on Mnin
street and expects to locate his telephone OK
change there the after part of the week
John i. Mckenzie went to Montpelier ~atur-
day nIsht. got drunk, Policeman Hunt lodged
him in jail there, and on Mond y before jus
ice smile no was assessed SlO1l.
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VERSENNES.

No movement appears to have been made
IT, the town meetings looking TO action in
favor OF the Or. Mahanna single rail rail.
road, which excited SO much interest hut
recently. go Clinton Pecu, who holds a posi-
ton with J. ID. Whiteside in Nevius a
Iaviiand curtain roll manufactory, has
bsen appointed an agent OF the Equitable
Lie. he devotes his evenings 10 insurance.
The Sheldon Smith plac0 in Btidport,
containing ninety acres, with house, barns,
etc, sod at auction, last week, for
~, S9i. Tho purchaser is a resident ~
Northern New ork.--E.han Allen
Post realized about 90 dollars from
tpe glass blowers exhibition The
Thodo tiouGhton farm in Bridport of
~ acres with dwelling and farm buildings
was sold las; week to a resident OF the
Wet side of the LAKE for $50 an acre. At
tie regular meeting Of Ethan Allen post
last week p NJ. Noulton was sppontcd
qusr'ermastcr sergeant and L. G. Scott
scrGeaat major.
crccn5ush, n. y, viii occupy his
farm in Fcrrisbursh just vacated by
irius Rlvct. Rivct has taken Eben
Riders TARA ct New Havcn.-Mrs i. NJ.
strong Of Basin Harbor has gone to Boston
with tine children OF her daughter, Mrs
Summons The case of Bales vs. Whitney
and trustees, before Justice II. 5. Barnes Of
Chimney Point Friday was withdrawn and
trustees discharged. Graniey Of Nergennes
ard Beers of Port Henry, y. y, for plain
tN, Howctt a IIewett for defendant. &c.
Inc son Of jerry BARLEY is out again -
The Ladies Benevolent society of the Bap-
fist church meet with Mrs. Kingsland Fri
day ovenlng.-Mt, Samuel Hurlburt of
Monkton is able to be out - The wife of
MIR. Orange Spaudiug of Lewis, y. y. who
went from Nergcnnos not long since, is SUI
fering from hemorrhage. -The council of
physicians has decided chat an operation be
performed on the daughter of Mr. Peter
HER. She is very low.-Larse quantities
oil fish are being caught at Crown Point -
Or. Russell smith has returned to Wester-
ley, X. Airs. Eufus Smith Of Addison is
better.
1t is contemplated to build a public
hail and Masonic lodge room, the hall in
the first story and the Lodge in second. -
y Iapt'n church goer said tn. minister did
rot preach horse trot, hut the men all
talked horse before they went into service.
and returned on the same biect on coming
Cut.-ihr ,tono cru>her Of the Vermont hem
zeal Fertilizer company has been sold and
clipped to j. " sparks of Governeur \.
N.--lL" coal bins Of Thomas Mack are
nearly eXuau,tcd of their 1000 tons of var
jous .'ru Of coal which was laid in last
fcar "a. -. II. Ntearns is living with hi,
81, "r Mrs. Hor,lord of Charlotte. Nellie
sullivan, aged about p years, daughter of
H'rha'i Nriuvan of Panton, died Of con
sumption Tuesday moruins-Hunire! Is Of
p"a"ir Wenied their way TO Adams Ferry
Ir' day moraIng, There were six to eight
- of in.
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CHIT ENDEN.

y pleasant party was given by MIR. and Mrs
Aaron Gordon recently with music and
dancing. \ p'ca'Hnt feature was tue prcsen-
tatioh to Mr. ANA Mr. tlucrY Baird oi II hand
some chamber sult. l. /. Parent has moved
70 Iut!and a bert Billiard. has completed
no mlIl auH has over a milton trct OF .liuu.r
m his yard. -Hc nry 'crr} VINO ha4 been iu
EOS on lot some months has returned home.
MI ana Mrs Nashourn arcreiuICins over
Jne ARRIVAL OF llttle daughtcr.-Williuau
ioronNuo has moTei into hi new home re-
Gchtiy D"uEht Of tlWin Horton. Tom Downy
the .e>-or Nl1cc fUr :l,j and viii hulli the
coming s"a ~pu.-The funeral services OF Mrs.
tdga- lincoln were hcd At lac house, Frbru-
Inc lut'rmrut Wa a Iittsto-l. school in
ais ret 80. cIo-od tcorutr, o.. with nppro
pirate eNrre's"'. Miss Httt.c IINWEjns the
Moro imhcr '1- been rut here this winter
thal Tor years . u.s., every mil, being stocked to
its utmost cap ,city.
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EAST PlTISEORD

d. Pennock bsH purchased the Goodrich
page and moved there c. Creed is to remain
en- y. Dsyis's farm another Year-Mrs. B. H.
CapFon, WHO has been sick for some time. Is
worse.-W. ID. Heath is moving to Mendon.
"feeb J she lsugheth in the :lauquid moon.
while Porpyrho upon her face doth loolsn and
wonders what has swelled IL SO. When bs
ind II is neuralgia however, h0 does not loss
h!6 head, but having twenty-five cents in md
inside pocket, invests in bottle of salvation
oil.
EEdorsed by the people as a safe, reliable.
harmless and cheap reir1 dy Dr. Buli's
Cough syrup.
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CORNWALL

Mrs. Porter, widow Of the late DR.. NJ. O. Por-
TER died At the idence OF her son. Dr. L. ..
Porter. Tuesday, March 3, at the advanced
age of ~ years.
Rev. DR.. Smart and wife OF Brandon and
lrof. James Porter Of Saratoga, y. T., were in
town OIL Thursday, in attendance upon the iu-
neral Of Mrs. J. B. Porter, which was held
from the residence Of her son, DR.. r. o. Por-
ter hev. ;. ii. Barnum officiating Hor-
tense Drake returned to her home on Thurs
day after an absence Of nearly year in Min.
neapolis. Mimi.
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STEVENS MILLS.

Nr, Hammond has finished his wool Job, dis
charged his help and returned to mis- farm i'm
Franklin Nathuulel Wright has vacated l.
\. Stauhopo's farm and rented a house of Ho-
bert HtanhoIe. Cows are quoted at so per
head here. potatoes - cents IL bushe fine seed
oats - cents, butter - cents and eggs - cents
w lillian MCAIllster's three-y car-old son. who
was severely scsldcd recently with hot apple
sauce, is in critical condition. Edwin j.
tourser has leased his farm IN Westiicld and
moved to Richtord. residing with his wifc's
granddaughter, Mrs. Daniel scott, near the We
uecr mill
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PLAlNFIELD.

One Of the stone sheds burned Feb q, and
some granite Wa spoiled. The company are
building another and larger shed. -Eushrud
Rage and Hattie Jones were MARI ed recently
and Mss Nina Moore was married last week
to gentleman from BIHttIeburo. Roy
a. Kinney has gone 10 Boston,
Mrs. George White is visiting her father, Mr.
Sat. Page-Emma Spencer and Laura Cree are
better.
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EASY MlpDlERuRY-

N.s, Nellie Sumner and family are again
rttled IN Their home, having returned from
l'IHnduH; -Germain Hope buried an infant
t3i on Monday, the interment being at the
W eet Gemettry.-Mrs. +, A. Bradley has sold
her 'kelsey meadow" about 40 acres from
me old Kelsey farm in salisbury, and the wood
iGt o9 ne plains. " acres, TO Walter Whitney.
I've meadow. - ~
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CHELSEA.

on Friday evening, February -, the enter
talnment Of We Decstr.ct schools" was re-
pea'cd at ffote. han, the audience Of We'd nes-
day evening having been more than the hall
could accommodate, though the weather was
very unfavorable and the roads in bad condi-
ton. Al the town nretin. the selectmen
were intructed t. sell the towns interest in
the court house for not less than $500.
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MORRISVlll-E-

Rev. Mr.. Fiske of the Congregational church,
exchanged with Rev. Mr.. Ranslow of SwRnton
on sunday. The spring term OF the village
dance,-tred Page n former resident. has
opened drug store in RoXbury district, hos
ton walter Gilbert goes to clerk for him.
The Misses Alma. Cora and Alice Buybee
moved here from Hyde Park this week The
usual March series Of moving has begun.
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ENOSBuRGH EAllS-

Gen. Marsh is out doors again but somewhat
lamc.-Mr. Merrill is able to sit up but is not
out yet.-The Epwurth league held a
Wesley memorial service at tho Method fst
church Wednesday evening. Tho leagues al
Ba keTsheld, Franklin ana Richford attended
and take part in the services Refreshments
were served TO the visitor. in the church mar.
iOrs at the close Of the service
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BAf<ENSFIELD.

W. d. Stewart !s moving his law Office to
The rooms vacated by Or. John-ou.-W. b.
Shattuck nas sold the Brady house to r. ".
~ -hop Of / ) Boute!l, also u barn of r. =
W els The winter term of The academy
closed February =, with appropriate exercises
were all taken from hi- work. Altcrward a
social was enjOycd
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EAST BROOKEIFlD

annual meeting these officers: Moderator, A
G. HiGbard; clerk, w. II. Richardson: trea-
surer, r.. G. Jackson; auditors. j. c. Holmes.
trustees, John Sprague, VI. 5. Wheatley, j. X.
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ROXBURY.

Dennis Grady. night operator, manipulates
the Keys at kuyalton, while NJ. j. Dorly OF
Northileid takes his place here.-Mr and Mrs.
Asharl Flint celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary March :. The house was Ailei
ana very pleasant time was enjoyed. There
were many handsome presents left.