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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-04-17
MIDDLE BURY.

The funeral of Clifford Laiken was held
at DR.. Eddy's Saturday morning and the
remains were taken on the 0:89 a. IN. train
south to Peru, where his parents live Oil
yer Severance is building n house just south
of his present home. The cellar is dug and
work is being done on the walls. The board
of trade propose to make one more effort to
get the citizens together and to hold out in
ducemerts to manufacturers to come in
here. The date set is the 18th, and should
this final attempt fail there will be nothing
for young men to do but to seek some other
place A funny boy, with light head
furnishings, shot through n window in
George f. Marshalps store Friday. The ball
barely missed one of the clerks and lodged in
n -four barrel. DR.. NJ. D. Smith, who has
been i'll for some time, has gone to Texas
for his health. George Il. Marshall has
been unable to attend 10 business the past
week
Parker Williamson has been engaged to
play the organ in the Episcopal
church at Vergennes and will begin duty
noxt SUNDAY Prof. Granville Wager lee
tured recently before the Teachers associa-
ton at Keene, n. Mrs. Mary b. Shell
don is quite ill. A nurse from Burlington
is in attendance. Mrs. Frank y. Bond and
daughter Mabel, have returned from Bos-
ton. Thomas II. Mcleod, esq, who slipped
and fell on the walks some weeks ago has
been confined to the house ever since and is
not yet able to be out.-Monday was n
dull market day The attendance was small
and butter had fallen to % cents per pound
and eggs to 121 cents per dozen. Potatoes
were the best goods to own.-Abram VIII
hanson made shipment of cattle to Boston
Yesterday. Two of Mddlebury's young
men were arrested and lodged in jail Sun
day for being drunk and disorderly. Mon
day morning they were brought before
Justice of the Peace II. c. Royce and were
fined 50 each aud costs.
College opened Thursday with all the pro-
fessurs and most OF the students back.
The new chapel had been completed during
the vacation and was occupied for the first
time Charles f. Hesselgrave, '93 has gone
to Springfield, Mass, as delegate from the
College y NJ. c. A., where he, in company
with students from the New England col
leges, is TO study the different methods OF
the deputation work carried on by the Col
lege y. NJ. G. As Grace Seely returned
Friday from Fairhaven. The funeral OF
w ii. Allen was held at his late residence
on Court street mt : O'Clock Friday. Rev
George =. Mehbcr conducted the services
Clifford Laihin, a student of the High
school, who ha, been i'll for some weeks, dice
at DR.. NJ. II. Eddy's Thursday night. HI
was taken with La Grippe which developed
into pneumonia. He was u bright an,
promising young man.
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MENDON.

An oyster supper was given at the unoccu-
pied parsonage April TO raise money Tor the
minister. There was n good attendance. Dit.
William Kennerson's people gave sugar
party Friday evening for the. same purpose.
A goodly sum was reali2ed.-W. ID. Heath is
able to lie out. His fve-year-old daughter
Carrie Is still very i'll with pneumonia VII
liam Pike son of Henry Pike, of this town
was killed on the cars he9 had been brake ,I
man about two months. lie leaves q wife ana
young child. Funeral services and interment
took place at east Pttsford Saturday after after
noon.-John Rowe, formerly of this town.
brought here for burial his only child n little
boy of two years, who died at their home me II, IN
Poultney. Services were held in the Methodist
church, Rev. u. w. Davis officiating -
There are three, cases of measles in IN
Osgood teaches In district No =
The names of the pupils having. no ahseYce
or tardy marks in district Mo-, Miss Kingsley
teacher, for the winter term. are a. follows;
No absences, Jessie Heath, George HEATH ana l
Willie Heath; no tardinesses, Willie DAVIS
George Heath, Harry Heath, Jessie Heath
Willie Raymond, Eddie Raymond, Anna Sar-
geaut, Edward Raymond and George Sar-
gcant.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Butter sold for 20 to % cents per pound last
Saturday, eggs 13 cents per dozen. Ned HUTCH
ms has Just received sic II month pension. he
with his son, Henry, have taken a W esterh
trip. T.. liawey il Mt work in Boston-A
carload OF cattle was shipped from Jefferson
vile saturday. Five children of Il: Weston
are sick with mcasles.-B, F., Porter OF letch.
er is at work in Jeffersonvle.- a large
sum of money has already been raised for. the
new parsonage at Jetfersonvlle; -Rey +; i.
Perkins ofiiciated at Jacksonville sunday
mornipu.-Ine z patten of Morrsville is TO
teach in district No, 6.-The ladies missionary
meeting will he held at f. Powell's Thursday.
The Wallace mill is to be rebuilt in the not h;
The machinery is being repaired. MIR: ana
Mrs. A. L. Brown are visiting friends in Rhode
di trict No. 3 are Committee, \. J. Nye;
treasurer, f. II. Fullington; clerk, II. Pulling
ton: auditor, +. L. Putnam.-Nlrs. Corn il has
Brush in Williamson. -Mabe Story IS bet
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1891
BARRE.

Robert T.. Porter, superintendent OF census,
Washington, u. g., writes in answer to an
inquiry of Richard A. lfoar, that the correct
population of the town Of Barre is 6Sl2, instead
Of $50 as stated in the directory. and the
population of the village within tho corpora
ton limits is Alag.
l.. Il. Kinney, the marshheld lumber dealer,
Is critically i'll Mt his home on Hooker hill.
Il. w. Rogers of Brandon, foreman on the
new school building, has arrived and expects
part of the lumber at once from Waterbury.
From 40 to ~ Good remplars expect to visit
Montpelier lodge Friday night. They go by
suburban line with special train home. The
Granite city lodge now has 10 members.
Church news.The Presbyterian ladies' held
successful pie social Wednesday evening"
The Univcrsalist Sunday evening meetings are
discontinued for the present.-The Congrega-
tional communion service will be ON sunday,
May 3.--On Friday evening Rev. W. =.
Smithers is to lecture at Bradford, subject,
AN open door"
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SELF HELP
AND
HOME STUDY.

| he very name speaks tor
itself. This paper has been
IN existence but two years,
and has already reached the
large circulation of $4,000
each issue.
Livery boy and Sir! who
wants an education, but can
not afford to leave home to
get it. needs to see this paper.
Every man and woman desir-
Gus of increasing their know
ledge in those matters which
are occupying the attention Of
educated people should read
Self Help and Home Study.
The FREE Press ha ar
ranged to send SELF HtIb and
Ho01e Study to new subscri-
bers to that publication far
50 cents q year. Any Of our
subscribers may have one copy
at this price, sent TO them
selves, or to any other person
not now subscriber to Sell
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs j. Smith and Mrs. s. II. Stewel nrc
very ow.-.Nlrs. u. q. Field Of Montpelier with
her little daughter are visiting her mother,
who is ill.--Orlow Ayers is building wagon
house where he will keep wagons for SALE
George w. Randall has the contract to furnish
the lumber for the new school house in Barre.
Rev. j. Brciivette held service at the
Catholic church last Sunday and consecrated
the statue that WAS presented to the church
by Mrs. Johanna Mediation of Burlington'
who formerly resided hcre.-Benjamin
Prickett had q wen or tumor removed from
below his eye by DR.. Nlinard. II was about
the size OF a walnut.-Theodore Kendall died
at Jonesvle, Wis, aged 20 years. lie married
Laura Arms of DuXOury and moved from
Vermont many years ago.--Mrs. NJ. +. smile
of Montpelier and her son Earle, visited Miss
Lydia Woodward Wednesday DR.. George g.
Washburnc is in Boston.
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ECZEMA ON A CHILD
rive years old. scabs on her hnhds
and Face Quarter inch In Thickness.
Suffering very great. Hest Doctors FAIL
Used Cuticura with Marvellous
Results,

My little girl, five years of age, had break
ing out on her face hands and SIX in. | called
IN q doctor; he said It was salt rhenn or
eczema. lie left prescr ptiou, which ana NOV
relieve her any; she kept getting worse.
called in another he sad the snme thing as
the first. I doCtored with him six months to no
effect | then tried two eminent phy7lCIans IN
Newark. three months each, to no elect. !
then tried n homeopathic doctor; no said he
could cure her. hc gave her mcdicine Tor
eleven weeks and ii hal kept giving II to
her another week do believe ahc would have
been dead now | was told Of another doctor
that was recommended very highly on diseases
of tho SKIN and blood. | was going with my
child to SEQ him, but stopping in a drug store
on my way. was advised 10y the druggist
Arthur Rodeman. to try the trTICtRA KEN
ED1ES for her, which did, TO II noble erect
AT this time the scaOs on her hands and face
were ono fourth inch thick; she could hardly
close her hands, her fingers we're swollen So
they would burst open. ! had hardly given
her the medir inc three or tour days when th'
scabs began to peel off. he kept on improving
and inside Of one month the sores mad entire
" dried up. . - D.,
JOHN F.. fELMlY. l!G Rail It. Elizabeth, y. }
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HIGHGAT re.

Frank Patneau has a bouncing baby boy
DR.. Powers has opened an office over Lyons
wood.-W. A Place has returned to Water
bury, Conn.,. +. Sanderson has returned
from Providence, Il. l., whore he went with n
Cutler farm of j. h. Sanderson.-icnryH Hast
ings of Stanbridge, y. G., is at A. i. Russell's.
William Maloney has returned from Man
chester, ~ II 49, Andrew Gotta and Jerry Car
taw have gone to keene, y. H.--GeorRe T.
Manner is visiting his son at Cherubusco, y.
Y.-The school AZ the Center commenced Mon
day with the Misses Leach and Place as
teachers and at the Falls with Miss Rooney as
teacher.-p. itooncy who was burned out last
week is living with his son George. The dam
age to the Cusscns house has been adjusted. 49,
Mrs. Newell is not expected TO survive her
injuries
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NORTH POMFRET.

Mrs. w. c. Whipple is i'll with congestion OF
the lungs Harry Harding had part Of one foot
taken off on the railroad at Brattleboro Mrs.
Abial Bugbee is dangerously I'll at the east
part Of the town John burbank has shipped
largo quantities Of maple sugar to Mtnneap-
ois.--District No voted 10 bui a new school
to Massachusetts Mis- Annie Bu-hway has
returned to ttchburg, Nass,-Mrs. A. q.
Snow has recovered from her illness so as to
be moved home -Thirza Allen teaches the
spring term of school on Allen hill.
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BRAlNT Rec.

Vermont farmers have read of tho Western
farmers dehorning cattle, but they have not
been known to try the experiment. A farmer
living here has just dehorned seven of his
cows not doing it very evenly as they were
iu.-Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson is better.-V. |.
Spear was in Middlebury last week buying a
carload of merno sheep to take to Montana,
District No. have called special school
meeting to discuss turning the school house
ana improving the locat on.-The body OF
Henry Hubbard. the deceased brother-in-law
Of Airs Joseph Burridge was brought to l}a :
duph from New Hampshire for burial.-E. F.
Glazing has gono to Randolph to live with his
daughter.
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CALAIS.

The officers OF the village school for the
coming year are as follows: Moderator. $. ..
eonard; prudential committee, Geo &c Drew;
clerk c. X Dwinell-; collector, George c, Slay-
ton NJ. Edna Goodell is to teach the summer
term. Minnie Wheeler is to teach in No. "A
and Lucy Tabor teaches in No. l0-O.cRr
Guerusey's sugar house together with two
years stock of wool holders, evaporator and
quite quantity Of syrup was burned recently.
- Mrs. Nellie Terney of Maiden, Mass, is Wis
1ting her brother, +. Hol 'on.-Wiliiam ELL S
went to Wells River to be examined for PEN
sion.
Alonzo Wheeler. the stage driver from Calais
to Montpelier, IL hetter-Jane Wheeler teaches
school in No. II district. Ina !. Robinson
teaches in Marshtleld village and Nora Mover
gues to NO. II IN East Montpelier.-Regular
meeting Stove post Will be held April Is, of
Camp W. X. Burnap, April 2j.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs +. b. Dimic is home from Montpelier. -
Z. F. Bostwick IS hero-Mrs. Xeba Lamb is
sick.-Mabel Riley has gone to Randolph to
work. George Wilson has gone to Lancaster,
y. H., to work. Examiner Has7eltine will
holdteachers' examinations here April q to %;
IL. c. Hubbard has bought the store and
hotel barn Jennie Goodpo is home from
Montpelier H. \. Briggs has moved on to the
Whitney place and Henry treeman into the
house occupied 10y II. a. Briggs. Mrs. II. May
nard has rented the h. VI. Hubbard house. -
Ernest NMNnard Inns gone TO l3ethel 70 work.
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NORTHFIELD.

More new granite sheds to be erected on
the raj road land near the depol by ID Wis IL
philips, who viii vacate the Cross Bros
sheds about May /. Or IS Bros. are to build an
addition of two new bents to ia If sheds and
erect a polishing mill. IT now looks a. il tie
granite industry WAS to have a boom in North
fold
The Montpelier military band orchestra and
So coup.es were AT n t closing session of the
dancing -chuo, Monday night.
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BRISTOL.

The Memorial day address here will lie by
Edward b Finn II st. Albaus. Georg y,
Govc has returned from OreSon.-A number
from here attended the funeral of Ezra Mead
er al south Starksboro.
Department Commander ID. l.. Moran Of
Rutland mus cred post Of the g. 4. II. hero
Tuesday evening with q charter members and
the followin Ing OH oerS Commander. L. lWard;
5. V. e., O. c. CrandLl: j. V. c., Z. B. Pal
mer; ad iutant, W. ". Nee lham; q. VI II. +,
Sherwin; chaplain, Il. NJ Carl surgeon, T.. W.
GAgc; O. Dc. l.. Bartlett; O.G., A. E.Wr.ght;
:. NJ, A. c. Hin; @ VI :, Royal Smith. ii.
Il. Dorr and W. h. Pcakc are victims OF the
grip.-W II. Miller las sold his stock OF cloth
Ing to X. +. Allen and MIR bingham.
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WAT ERVllLE.

Revival IN citing. at the Union church will
continue through this week Melville Maur-
ice lcachjne in West berkshire Fred Oar
raL # tbi' pace and Julia Kelley OF Il os-
bug,h were married last week. Rev. Mr.. Per-
kn- # darlington preached at the ew church
sunday The only chud OF Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
ward lrar... a iOy II months old, died at their
brought here Friday for burial Emerson
WHO clock Of Bakersfield and Aurilla Matches
ter If tals llare were marie last week.
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The Woodbury. Granite company commenced
work on the Mountain quarry Wednesday,
Mcssrs Dillon q Kemp OF Montpelier are to
open quarry on the west side o; the noun
tamil. ". Noodry has been In sIardwick
caring for Ira Patchcdcr, who has the erys pc
as.--Miss Rufus Pray, WHO lately had an
operation performed at the homeopathic hospi-
tai in Boston, is improving. Guy Chadwick
is sick M iss Emma Lyfurd has returned from
Cabot. where she has been having her umpu-
tated finger treated. Aaron Carr has moved
into the tenement over the Daniels store, late
ly vacated by {. q. Mcknight.
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NORTHERN NEW YORK.


The election of officers at the Episcopal
church Monday for the ensuing year result
ed as follows: Wardens, Charles Randall,
William Crook; ves,rymen, Alexander
" ooA, j. K. Myers, j. Ii. Van Buskirk,
Walter Phillips, j. Il. Sperry. Ralph
Crook returned to Chicago Tuesday evening.
r. Ieaton started for Michigan tuesday
morning Tho young people Of the Metho
dist society will render the Cantata "llost
and Saved, - in Music hail Saturday even
ing.-Mrs William Crook Is quite i'll.
Malone.
There is quite phenomenon in the neigh
boring town of Westvlle. Ii appears that
a young lady iamed Mary Rodgers, II
years old, has been complaining of severe
pain in her left wrist. she consulted
doctor and he told her to put a poultice on
the same which she did. She has succeeded
in drawing out 40 pieces of cambria needles
since doing so, and she is in much pain
She THINKS there are more need .es in her syS-
tenn Survey ors are in town getting ready
to run the new road through from Malone
to Sarauac Lake. The general buzz Is rail
road talk. -ltev. Charles Touple of ST.
Marks church is absent in New York for
a brief stay. Rev. W. d. Marsh of the
NJ ethodst church goes this week to confer
ence.
W. d. Brennan post, &. y, r.. PSI, held
reunion April g. in honor OF its Goth
anniversary. Among the speakers were the
chaplain, Rev. a. NJ. Millar, Hon. John |.
Gilbert II. II. Hawey esd, II. McMl'er
and others Mr.. Gilberts remarks were
especially tine.
Miss Genevieve Clark Of Malone has just
completed writing novel, for which New
York firm has paid her 500 and ten per
cent royalty on all sales OF the same.
Chateaugny.
John Bushans has moved his stock into
the store formerly occupied by Bennett x
Son. Mrs. j. -. Beck with and Maud re
turn from Washington this week. Fifty
teachers were examined at our academy by
School Commissioner McClany Saturday
Frank Carr is conliVed TO his room by a
broken knee pan. several Of our farmer:
have begun blowing on high ground. w ork
on Peake 81 Cars store is progressing rapid
ly and when completed will be one of the
finest stores in northern New York. Two
more plate glass fronts to be added thu
spring to the appearance OF our village.
Battle freely with lohnSons Anodyne Lint
meut. then rub hard night and morning, fo
plcur@y.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
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.BRIOPORT.

A. II. Rice Is in poor health.-'rhe masons
commenced work on the foundation for the
new vestry on the l4th. Faith Huntley is bet
ter.-Alrs T. NJ. Wheeler and w. l.. Wheeler
attended tho funeral of Mrs. Julia Wheeler at
Crown Point.
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ENOSBURGA FALLS.

Butter market WAS active Monday with
prices little lower, the ruling price being ~
and II cents, selections -? cents. shipment 3i5
packages. Eggs IL cents, shipment - cases
Mrs D. g. Stone has gone To Boston for the
purchase Of millinery goods. -Aiss Lena lsham
has gone to Boston 10 attend the Conservatory
of Music.-One OF DR.. Darrnh's driving horses
broke n leg. There are four new buildings in
process of construction.
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state Treasurer, Rutland,


Il. L.. sec. 36l2.-If a person acts
as Insurance agent broker for an iusurNH &c
company not organized under the laws ut TINS
State, without having at the time the license
required he shall forfeit not les
than 800 and not moro than SlOu), one half Of
which shall 20 10 the informant or complain
ant, II he Is tho party to whom the policy is
issued.
l.9l' 40 s. Soc. II - Evrryhome or fo.eisa
insurance company or association or society,
doing business in this state, shall pay
n tax to the state treasurer, which i herery
assessed ~ the rate OF two pcr cent, per anuuIu
on the Cru.- amount OF premiums and assc7-
ments oo.ls red on their business in hi
state.
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Leonard Lunt returns to Newburyport,
Mass, Friday, Frank Doug ass is quite low
with consumption. NJ ola George is hone from
Roston.-Ihe family OF George Wade was pois
oned hy eating cream cnke Favored with ban
ana ssenCe. There were no fatalities, but
considerable sickness.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. George Swnington is sick.-Mrs J. G.
Fisk Is visiting elatvrs in Burlington.-Alrs
Mar ha don ha4 moved to Brandon into
the house she bought of W. c. Carr.-Emer
Laird am family have moved into Mrs. sarah
Aden's house. lcuChcrs' examination at the
Junction wns well attended j. r. Stickney
is a little better.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

town.-D. {. Stone of knosburgh will put
stock Of millinery goods in Mrs, Tilloison's
rooms.-Mr. Pratt has rented his house to Mr..
sheldon. Mr. Pratt moves to EnosburXh Falls.
Mr. Wells Wood moves to kich1ord.-John
Mason died very suddenly Thursday, April q
of heart ditiiculty.-Homer Iiilotson has pur-
chased tho Jewe,t House.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

u c. Smith is out one more by the all of
crutches.- Mrs. l.. w. Smith is home from
Burlington. Fred Atwell has moved on the
the H0smer farm in Eden.-M Mrs BENJAMIN
Bailey is visiting her mother In Bakersfield -
Walter Bigelow Of Stove has been engaged to
teach tho summer school.--,Ioseph Putnam has
again taken French leave "
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Samuel Hicks, who for some seven
years mas becu helpless from stroke of para
lysi., died thursday. The funeral was held
sunday, tev. Nj. Prouty olic atius On Fri
day Mrs. Joseph Naw fell and bur; her knee,
and Jennie Lang was thrown from WAGON,
iuiuring her shou der lac ". II. VI. = met
at Mrs Dr. Goodrch'a Wedue-day.-S
began Monday with Mr.. Maur &c as teacher.
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EiETCHER.

f. A. Kezer who has been appointed post
m 3tcr has hired the Robinson store.-A. j.
Eiuot is able to be out. -Nclli" Robinson has
the mcaslcs.-Charle Montague aiel April II,
aged H. years. The funeral wa held Tuesday,
Rev. L. Vince oCk oiliciating- ldeus Love
land of Fairfax died April e, aged - Yeas.
Fred l.. Smith taps 300 trees and has made
five tons OF sugar this season.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Charles Strong is spending a few DAYS
in Nergennes Miss Madeline Foote Is attend
ing school at AIddlebury.- Miss Helen Barnes
of Chimney Point is very il.-Ni-- Ella Ho-
comb il to teach the school in the Hathorne
district Miss Minnie Spsulding at Townhiu,
Miss Cora strong Al addison Corners.-M
John Blackjack is improving
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ISLE Ia MOTIF.

Robins are plenty.-rhe ice is not all out of
the lake yet.-school commenced in district
No Monday, with Mary Montgomery teach
er.-Mrs. Ann Headly has returned to her
home in Dakota.-Alrs. Jane IIolcomh has
gone to visit her brothers and friends in Iowa.
Hiram Pike mas moved on to his place.
School commenced in district No. > Monday
NJ. H. Rockwell teacher. Franklin Pike OF
Ellenburs, y. Y, Is moving here
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EAST MONTPELIER.

h. f. Buxton died NJ Luther Parmenter's
Apri >. He leave. IA wife and five Children
Murray Cutler is dangerously sick from b God
poisoning L. G. HaWmett has lost three colts
this spring and q. q. steward hree cows dur
iuS the past few months Belle IIersy il to
teach in the l's4 district, Fannie Waldo il.
the Nutt district Mrs. Ira Wheeler at the
East Village and Miss A. b. CLARK in the Peck
Il 50 p fst
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TROY.

Samuel Hitchcock died saturday night Of
pneumonia and Inflammation OF the bowels.
lie leaves wife and one son. He was n kind
neighbor and good citizen. The funeral was
from his late residence Tuesday morning
Fred Hunt, employed in George w. Aiken's
mill. had the flesh nearly torn form his leg by
being caught in is carriage. Aaron Johnson
of North Troy is clerking for Hammond x