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STAMFORD.

Perry Beardsley took possession of the Whiting market, New Years day. Per- ry's friends in town are numerous and they will see that he is able to keep up with the procession.
 Another of the descendants of the or- iginal settlers of this town has passed on to join the great majority. Mrs Sheldon F. Curtis died at her home on lower Main street, Sunday evening, December P, about 8 o'clock. Mrs Curtis was daugh- ter of Joel McEwen, direct descendant of Robert, who came to Stratford and settled in 1686. She was one of five children, her sister, Mrs Fred Lockwood of Bridgeport, being the only survivor. The family residence stood for many wears on the north corner of Main street and South avenue, but was removed to the opposite corner, some years since, to make room for the new house in which Mrs Curtis, with her son, Charles B., spent the last years of her life. Her hus- band died some years since. Four sons rrcw to manhood, Robert, Charles, Hen-
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amid the orange groves of the Land of Flowers.

amid the orange groves of the Land of Flowers.
 John s. sanford is quite sick with the prevailing disorder.
 William E. Duncomb moved the town clerks safe, Monday, back to J. N. Nick erson's house, MT Nickerson having been elected clerk at the last town meeting.
 Nearly everybody in Hopewell is down with grip, Charles Beck being the last victim.
 The Christmas festivities of Christ church Sunday school, postponed from Tuesday night on account of the storm, took place, Wednesday evening and passed off with success. A we'll laden tree, recitations and Christmas carols by the children and bountiful collation. combined to render the evening one of rare enjoyment. NIT Gregory, the organ ist, was presented with q handsome pres ent in an appropriate little speech by w. c. Sanford and all departed at a. season. able hour feeling that there had been one bright spot in the otherwise dismal Christmas week.
 There were some errors in your corres- spondent's notice of the late Thomas Ky ans death. Patrick Flood was one of the pail bearers and not MT Mckenney. His son Edward P. was the last of the child ren to die. Mrs Ryan is much better and is able to sit up little.
 The contract with Eli Osborne for keeping the town poor having expired, the selectmen have hired Charles San ford to board them for the present.
 The week of prayer has been observed by union services at the Congregational church, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings and at the Methodist church the other evenings of the week.
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LONG HILL.

Elmer Joyce has visited his aunts, New York city.
 Miss May Sweezy is clerk at W. B. Halls.
 Mrs William Turney is very sick.
 Fred Tousey returned to Eastman col lege in Poughkeepsie, Monday.
 Miss Emily Burroughs is better; her mother is still confined to the bed.
 Grace church has been closed two Sun- days, owing to the illness of the rector, Rev MT Boylston.
 Miss Annie Beach of Bridgeport has visited L. c. Beers.
 Mrs Mary Beardsley is confined to her bed with severe attack of grip.
 Miss May Wills visits her sister at Nichols.
 Mrs R. c. Tousey, who has been sick for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
 Harry Bennett spent Christmas with his parents.
 'ss-One of the most enjoyable receptions ever held in Long Hill was given by MT and Mrs Frederick L. Turney at their residence, December 30, 1891, in honor of their daughters 18th birthday. The large rooms were decorated with wreaths of laurel and festoons of evergreen, pre- senting a very attractive appearance and forming a pretty background for the fair young faces. The guests arrived at an early hour and were received by the host and hostess, assisted by their daugh- ter, the charming debutante, who was att tired in white, with corsage bouquet of pink roses. The evening was pleasantly spent in dancing and listening to choice selections on the piano, rendered by Prof c. s. Platt, Elmer Joyce and Miss Edith Turney, also some fine banjo mu- sic by Will Terry of Bridgeport. About II 30, the guests were invited to the din- ing room, where an elegant collation was served. After doing justice to the delicious viands, dancing was resumed until the sswee small hours, when with many good wishes for the future of Miss Edith, they returned to their homes well pleased with their evenings entertain ment. Miss Turney was the recipient of beautiful and valuable presents, among which was diamond ring from her fla ther, diamond pin from other members of the family, piano lamp, feather fan, silver bon-boners, napkin ring, nut picks, books, handkerchief case and many other remembrances from young friends.--EOne of the guests.
 Rev A. V. R. Abbott preached in the M. E. church. last Sunday,
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BEDDING.

Not only the people of Bedding, but many in neighboring towns, will learn with profound sorrow that Dr Wakeman is nearing the end of earthly career. On Friday, he went out to his barn and, not returning, search was made and he was found in helpless condition and had to be assisted to his house. He has lain in a stupor ever since, unable to speak. The bursting of blood vessel in the brain is supposed to be the cause of trouble.
 Ben and Ed Bradley arrived safely at their destination and are now luxuriating
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WESTON.

Miss Ella Reynolds, teacher of the Forge school, is sick with grip at her home in Norwalk; her sister, Miss Katie, is teaching for her.
 Mrs H. B. Wheeler and sister, Mrs c. E. Cook, are slowly recovering.
 F. c. Sanford and family of Hawley- vile spent New Years week With Mr and Mrs W. o. Sanford.
 Wesley Reynolds has hired H. B.. Wheeler's blacksmith shop and is pre- pared to do all kinds of blacksmithing. OK shoeing specially.
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a large tree and bountiful supply of cake, confectionery and fruits added to their enjoyment.
 s. I. Patterson is home sick with the grip.
 Rev Joel s. Ivess horse died, few days since.
 Philo Osborne mourns the loss of a valuable gold watch.
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EASTON.

Mir and Mrs Herman Peck and daugh- ter spent New Years at Perkins French's The board of relief met, Monday, 4th, at E. $. Gillett's store and will also meet on Monday, 18th.
 James Tyler visits his father and moth- CT in Noroton.
 Mrs David Osborn, with her sister, Mrs George Banks, spent Christmas with her son, Dr George Osborne of Bridgeport. John Osborn is to leave Eli Winton's and go to Fairfield to live.
 Mrs J. l.. Perry celebrated her birth day. Monday, in company with Mrs Mi not Futile of Plattsville and Miss Anna F. Seeley, both old schoolmates, whose birthdays occur on the same day; they are nearly the same age. The day was enjoyed by all present.
 Mrs Samuel Turney is quite sick; Mrs Cyrus Turney is caring for her.
 Mrs Thomas Turney and Miss Louie have returned from a two-weeks' visit with Mrs z. C.. Beard, Oronoque.
 Willie Jacobs commenced school at the academy, Tuesday.
 F. E. Silliman and sister have returned from weeks visit with their aunt at Newburg, N. Y.
 Miss Emma Osborn returned to her school, Monday.
 Mrs Charles Gilbert and sister have vis- tied Mrs M. B. Bates.
 Mrs Nelson Pattison is confined to her bed with grip.
 The family of George Parrack are all sick with the prevailing distemper.
 Mrs Charles Winton has been quite sick.
 E. Field has exchanged cattle with Charles Sanford.
 MT and Mrs Levi French spent Christi mas with B. H. French, Stepney Depot. Mrs French has entertained her sisters, Misses Lillie and Kittie French.
 Mir and Mrs l.. H. Edwards have been sick.
 Isaac Wells and son are better.
 M. H. Thorpe spent Sunday at his brothers in Westport.
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GEORGETOWN.

Miss Alice Stocking spent last week in Norwalk and Wilton.
 Fred Bryant and Miss Mamie Finney of Norwalk spent New Years day with Mrs Burr Mills.
 MT and Mrs J. J. Walsh visited in Ridgefield, New Years.
 Miss Ella Mills has returned from a visit in Brewster, N. Y.
 M. Connery spent New Years day in Westport.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Bridgeport's polo club has disbanded. Drunken polo players have made poor and unprofitable houses, Manager liar ris says.
 The grocery store on Broad street that has been operated by c. T. Booth as agent for about a year was obliged to close it's doors, this week, because of at tachments.
 The jewellers have again signed an
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About Winter shoes.

AUUub W luGoI SuU6S.
 I try to have the best kinds of stout, warm shoes for men and women and sell them a little lower than other dealers. I have stout goat shoes for women and girls, $1 25, $1 50 and $2.
 Stout shoes for and boys. $1 25, 1 50, ?, and $2 50; those as $2 and $2 50 are particularly good.
 Mems rubber boots, best grade, $2 50.
 Boys rubber boots, best grade, $2.
 Women's rubber boots, best grade, $1 50.
 Girls rubber boots, best grade, $1 25.
 Child's rubber boots, best grade, $1 15.
 These prices are all for best quality, fresh goods. I have some poorer goods for less, but don't recommend second or thirC grade rubbers.
 John G. Rowland. 4O5 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Dec 31, 1891.
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Miss Florence Foster is victim.

Miss Florence Foster is victim.
 E. T. Bedford, son of F. T. Bedford, and wife sailed for tWo-months' trip to Europe, last week Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Wakeman visited Mrs Holmes at Glenbrook, Conn.,, when they ere joined by Rev B. J. Relyea and daughter.
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GOOD HILL-BRADLEYVILLE.

James Watson died of grinders con- sumption, Monday night. He leaves a widow, two sons and daughter, who was lately married.
 The second meeting of the board of re- lief, next Monday from 10 to 3.
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The sick are getting better.' F. l.. Turney is peddiing for w. N. French, who'is sick.
 Radcliffe Brothers have put on more help, this week.
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TASHUA.

Mrs Oliver Northrop has spent few days at Charles s. Mallette's.
 School re-opened, Monday.
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Miss Ella NJ. Bennett is sick with grip.
 Frank Wheeler met with painful ac- cident. last week Thursday, having a finger smashed under trip hammer while at work in his fathers shop.
The Newtown bee., 1892-01-08

Elmer Joyce has visited his aunts, Mrs Fayerweather and Mrs Reynolds, in New York city.
 Miss May Sweezy is clerk at W. B. LIoll
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SOUTHPORT.

George Perry gave Salmagundi par ty for a number of his friends, Saturday evening.
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Mrs Francis Stiles has been seriously
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-03-04
LANDGROyE.

Dexter Farnum of Bennington spent
the Sabbath with his father.
Saml, Abbott was in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen billiard visit
ed in Wallingford recently,
w. S. Richardson of Ashburnham,
Mass, was in town recently.
The two oldest men in town are very
sick. Uncle Elias Abbott with erySip-
elias and Uncle Hiram Farnum with
paralysis in the throat,
At the town meeting Tuesday the
following officers were elected
Moderator, W. E. futile; clerk
and treasurer, w. W. Wiley; select
men, W. II. Landfear, O. J. Holden,
L. f. Woodward; constable, G. G..
Cook listers, w. W. Abbott, H. A.
Fuller, A. D. Reynolds overseer,
W. w. Wiley agent, W. E. futile ;
superintendent of schools, Mrs. w.
w. Wiley. Tax raised 81 ,25.
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BONDEILLE.
own officers for WinhHll

Town officers for Winhall:
Moderator, A. l.. " ctherel; Clerk
and Treasurer, C. B. Will ms;
Selectmcn, V. Benson, S. Johnson,
Geo. Barnard; Owe seer Of poor,
Geo. F. Slade; Constable, j. c.
Benson; Superintendent of schools,
S. b. Taylor; Listers, Herbert
johnson, S. B. Tal lor, j. M. Ken
dali; Town Grand Juror, W. D..
Leonard; Agent, B. c. kenson.
Voted to raise 100 cents on The dol
lar to pay expenses oi The town and
paw Indebtedness and 80 cents on the
dollar for hi .hways.
Gersham Taylor received dis
patch from 'e,l;u.t Il last Thurs
day night saying that his sister had
been killed by the cars. She was
walking on the Lebanon Springs X.
r. track when the cars came around
curv and ran over her. She was
buried at Bennington last Sunday.
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EAST DORSET.
Locomotion is now partly on wheels.

Locomotion is now partly ON wheels
Last week was quite warm and had
farmers known little in advance what
the weather was to be, new sugar would
have been in the market,
p, b. Edgerton took the weather as
he found it, tapped 100 trees and
caught quite run.
Franklin Jacobs, Wallace Brock
and Smith Jameson were the music fol
a charming little dance in school houst
hall one night last week. Mr., Jacob,
laid down the fiddle and the bow somt
twenty-five years ago having had his
day and never expecting to take then
up again, But the boys being disap
pointed in their music on the nigh
aforesaid overcome his objections anc
we're well rewarded.
George w, Brock is still on our sicl
list and does not seem to gain.
Dorset town meetings are held alter
nately at Dorset and East Dorset
This year it was in the latter villag,
and was a very good natured affair
The officers elected were mostly bral
new:
w. III. Bebee, moderator; G. NJ
Wall, clerk and treasurer; Z. NJ. Tor
rey, Patrick McDevitt and ALDER
Roberts, selectmen; E. M. Torrey
town superintendent; Andrew j. Love
land, LIST constable; Nathaniel Nc
Mayne, 2nd constable; A. L. Bowen
town grand juror and law agent; G. F
Griffith, j. M. Armstrong, L. l.
Holly, town grand jurors.
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NINDHAM.

Roland Chapman was taken serious
ly i'll last Friday with symptoms of
pneumonia.
John Shaw and Henry Jenison are
getting in a fine lot of logs to Tip"
Richardson's mill.
The Twitchell farm in Jamaica,
owned by the late Ezra Pierce, was
sold at auction to Philetus Kellogg for
$3.50. Said farm cost S2400.
Gen. Chas E. Smith has bought
the store building at South Windham
and moved his family there. Consid-
Grafton 500.
Augustus Chase has been housed fol
two weeks with inflammation in his
eyes, has suffered greatly. Says he
has tried about everything but prayer
The following town officers were el.c t.
on Tuesday: Moderator, Geo. w
Wright; Clerk, l.. B. Chapman; Select
men, James w. Gould, Henry NJ. Bemis
Loren S. AXtell; Treasurer, L. B Chap
man. Auditors, A. j. Stearns, Asahel Up.
ham, Henry NJ. Abbott; Listers. l. f
Chase, A. A. Goodell A. J. Baker;
Overseer, Henry M. BemiS; Con stable
and Collector. Lyman Jenison; Superin
tendent, Lucy NJ. Axtell. Tax raised &C
cents. r
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Rodney Clough of Chester, for
mer resident of this place, was in
town yesterday, The old gentleman
is much broken in mind, so much so,
indeed, that it would seem as if his
friends would not permit him to drive
off alone, Yesterday he crossed the
pulp mill bridge, intending to go to
Jamaica, it is supposed, and drove on
to the railroad track and continued
thereon until he reached the Melendy
cattle pass which his horse refused To
cross, upon being urged he turned
suddenly and tipped the old gentle
man out, +. w. Melendy, who hap
pened to be down that way, went to
his assistance and brought him up to
the village and tried to have him GO
to his sons, ii. r, Clough's, and
feed his horse and get his dinner, but
instead of that he drove up the hill.
Whether he will reach Jamaica safe
~ or not remains to be seen.
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LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. G. L. Parker is on the sick
list.
Mrs. DR.. Payne of Boston, Mass,
was in town a few days ago.
B. S. Sparrow is housed with the
rheumatism.
Mrs. Clara Wyman, whom the
SITTER mentioned as being very sick,
is much better.
Geo, White is visiting at d. W.
Parker's,
W, c. Jaquith has gone to Boston,
Mass.
S. f. Corey, who disappeared from
our village some time ago, has been
heard from as being in Virginia.
W. S. Richardson of Ashburnham.
Mass, was in town the first Of the
week.
Arthur Fisher has moved into the
Mrs. Parker house lately vacated by
Geo. Dodge.
LYMAN Tower has moved to Ash.
burnham, Mass.
Geo. Dodge will shortly move into
the l.. p. Sheldon house. j.
Mrs. A. Whitman received an in
jury one day last week by a fall, caused
by stepping on some ice. Inflammation
of the knee joint has since set in causing
much pain.
Albert S. Loomis of Dandy made
short visit to his friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Curtis, last week.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Patterson of Landgrove was held at the
church at 3 p. m. Sunday, Rev. Mr.
Bryant of the South village officiating
Hiram Patterson, who has been OF
the sick list for some time, is able to be
out again, but is not very strong.
Pastor Curtis belongs to a family
that consists of Is members. But one
death ever occurred in this family anc
that to an infant 80 years ago. Th'
grandmother of Mr.. Curtis is living il
her 9Sth year. She still holds her fac
ultes to a remarkable degree. Ha
read with out glasses for about Il
years. She is living with her younges
son whose home is in Newburgh, Me.
*
H. A. Hayward, who is doing al
extensive business manufaclurin!
lathe and planer tools, shipped 50'
to Boston yesterday, and has larg
order to fill to 60 to Chicago.
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NORTH CHESTER,

The entertainment by Herrick's
drum corps, to have been given on the
Sth inst, at the Town Hall, was una
voidably postponed till the 10th, at
which time they expect assistance from
the johnson Bros. of Londonderry,
Hank White, O. S. Holden of Felch-
vile, l.. S, Richardson and others,
The programme will consist of solos,
quartettes, etc, interspersed with music
from the "boys,"
Wilbur White has moved into
Orrin Kendall's house,
Mr., Culver has moved from the Ord
way house into Mr.. Blaisdelrs on De
pot st.
w. S. Richardson of Ashburnham,
Mass, has been stopping short time
at his fathers, S. A. Richardson's.
The play of Coupon Bonds given
by the members of the High School al
the Town Hall, on the Oath and Full.
lerton Hall the 26th, was well patron,
lied and quite enjoyable.
The ladies of this parish are to give
a supper and dance at the Town Hall
on Friday evening,
o. w. Fletcher and wife and theil
niece, Miss Adams of Bellows FALL
went to the opening at the new hotel il
Ludlow Tuesday night.
The town meeting passed off quietly
with some changes in the officers for the
present year.
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The Methodist society will hold
their annual donation party at the
town hall next Wednesday evening.
The latch string will hang out for all.
First Selectman, w. l.. Gibson,
has entered upon his tenth consecu-
tive wear as selectman of this town, 9
record, we believe, that has never
been equaled in town and one that he
has reason to feel proud of for it ha:
been achieved by no Vaccinations o.
wire pulling but by simply attending
to his duties inteligently and consci
entiously.
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WINHALL HOLLOW.

Mr.. - Perry of Jamaica is
having his bark hauled from mud
pond to Jamaica.
Mrs. Jed Bell is back again to
Martin Huntley's at work after spend
ing few days with her family in
Peru.
Geo. Bryant of Townshend made
his father. G. V. Bryant, brief
visit the first of the week.
N. r. Hewes was at Peru teaming
for his brother-inlaw, Chas. Batch
elder, last week Friday and Saturday.
School in the Hall district closed
last Friday taught by Emma Cum
mings.
Otis G. Eddy has taken his father.
Chandler Eddy, to live with him.
Mr.. Bronson of SALISBURY has
been spending few days at his
daughters, Mrs. 0. l.. Hewes'.
Dea. Kinsman and wife and S. E.
Tolman and little daughter visited al
John S. Livermore's one day last
week.
Hard colds and sore throats are
quite prevalent in this vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. johnson, who has beer
sick for several weeks, still lies in ;
critical condition.
Jimmie Batchelder of Peru visitet
over Sunday with his sister, Mrs. n
r. Hewes.
Minor Rawson was at Rawsonvill
last week doing chores for % A
Kingsbury.
VIM. Gale of Townshend was a
David Aldrich's over Sunday.
prayer meeting TINS week Frlda,
evening at j. L. Landmarks.
Frank Livermore preached las
Sunday at the Nj. E. Church, So
Londonderry, in the absence OF th
pastor, Rev. w. A. Bryant.
Lysander Babbitt, few days sine
while riding in sled, tried to saw
himself from fall and in doing s
he lost the end of finger by gettin
it between the rocker plates to th
, sled.
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WESTON.

The following officers were elected
IN town meeting held at Weston Mar.
/, 1892:
Moderator, Geo. ii, Coburn /;
Clerk, Emma G, Peabody; Select
men, c, L, Bolster, Jay Wilkinson,
ii, +, FELTON,; Treasurer, w. W.
Manning; Overseer of poor, l. F.
Smith LIST Constable, NJ. l., Sweet
land I'd Constable, Edward Wilder !;
Listers, G. +, Coleman, G. II. Co
burn, G. L. Fosters Auditors, p;
r. Holt, j. n. Waite, II. f. Par
fridge Trustee of surpluss fund, j.
N, Waite; Fence Viewers, George
White, Alva Howe, Nj. j. Austin !;
Grand Jurors, o. S. Osborn, &. T..
Coleman Inspector of leather, Arte-
mas Dean; Pound keepers, W. b..
Foster, p r. Holt, j. A. Bolster !;
Surveyor of wood and lumber, II A..
Jaquith; Agent, G. w. Sprague ;
Superintendent of schools, A. G..
Austin; Sections, Edward Wilder,
Matthias Haynes, south. Voted a
tax Of eighty cents on the dollar Of
the grand list OF the town.
At the annual meeting of the W..
c. T, u. the following officers were
elected:
President, Mrs. M. +. Clayton ;
Mrs. N. j. Smith,
v;oo p,o. Mrs. Mary Hannum,
NV Mrs. A. l.. Gilmore,
Mrs. L. A. Hannum !;
Secretary, Miss f. c. Peabody ;
Treasurer, Mrs. l.. French ;
Cor. Sec, Mrs. l.. M. Edmunds ;
Snpt. of Lit, Mrs. f. A. Hannum.
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SIMONSVILLE.

After four weeks tusse with grippe
your correspondent is able to be on
deck again.
Adella Stannard, who was called
home on account of her fathers sick
ness, returned to Boston on Tuesday.
Our sick are improving. 80.
c. S. Leonard recently spenta few
days at home.
Following is the list of Officers
elected at town meeting on Tuesday :
Moderator, II. |. Walker; clerk and
treasurer, j. W. Haselline; select
men, d. A. Benson, j. ii. Head.
P. T. Marsh listers, H. f. Virgins
II. |. Walker, l.. b. Derby; con.
stable, V. j. Wood overscer, r. E
Edison ; grand juror, G. $. Leonard
pound keepers, L. b. Howe, VIM
Rowell surveyor of wood and lumber
B. S. Fuller; superintendent ol
| schools, Ii. /. Walker.
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Mrs. Amy Patterson of Landgrove
who has been mentioned heretofore
as being very sick, died last Friday
morning. Mrs. Patterson, whose
maiden name was Bolster, married
James Strong by whom she had five
children who are now living, Levi j.,
of this place, W. R., of Landgrove,
Alfred, Henry and Jennie of Sioux
Falls. By her last husband, who has
also been dead several years, she
leaves no living children.
Levi Bolster of Barre, accompan.
led by his wife and Alfred Bolster OF
Everette, Mass, brothers of the de.
ceased, and Mrs. Melvina Richard.
son of Bellows Falls, sister of Mrs
Patterson, attended the funeral, also
Mrs. o. r. Vesper of Springfield
Mass, daughter of the deceased:
last hus band, and other near by rela
tives.
The deceased was lady much es
teemed by all who knew her, and wa:
very devoted to her children who will
miss the kind intelligent mother whC
was ever ready with both heart anC
| hand to aid them.