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II YOU are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Biners. II la
Grinpe', hes LETT you weak and weary
nae Electric Bitters. This remedy sct'
directlv 90 Liver, Stomach and Mo
neys, gently aiding those oresns % Pc
form their functions. II you are all,ct'
"A With Sick Headache, you will NM
sneedy and permanent relief by takint
Electric Bitters. One trial viii con
vince you that this IL the remedy yo'
need. Large bottles only 5Oc. - Aar'i'
Frisdman's Drug Store. ..
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ssas,s.s .!.g o. eAsey! for female a'''s'ss

Struck BY LIGHTSING- During the
thunder storm last Monday morning.
Henry and Phillip Hoffman, near Hays
vile. had Z very narrow escape Thev
were blowing 10 : field when the -'orm
began, and started TO uUhitch their team
or Two mules and : horse. when : ssresk
Of lightning killed both mu'es. and
knocked the horse down % thst be died
ehortlv afterwards One boy vas fAss'
eniue Tho tines over the harness o. :
mule when the animal va killed snt
fell over On him. pinning him 70 IN
ground Tor some time, and The other b.
wss knocked senseIess on The other ssie
The rain came down fast, probsbis saw
linz their lives. hut they Law there " ~
field til some q discovered an
went to their assistance. Il wss : clos
call Tor them. but tney ere recovering
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|xot,ce Of Application for Liquor
80 License.

~vor7cr |. hereby given % the citizens q ssspsr
~ Bsinsride 9 ,o~sship, Dup,, q. e9 s'n',ya 'e ss.,s.. MI
and.rs'k.- sc.n,v ccmrnIssIoners Of Dubois couesy q
appiy Y .~,,iss session IN June. iss1: tcr =,
ssss> 20 retail insszicasins hqugr: essr 80 .ns.r =.
PERMIT 7 " m. ~ N Indiana governing such Licenses
rss nrsc,se location ~here said LIQUORS srs :, 7 w
~ ~ X. we-s hall ofiot No. 80. - shown On ~ I
mai plat o. the scwn ~ saspe1ss isrix Az GosuAN.
nnnci& county Indiana.
49, IL 'v1-3w.
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.a;,n,ced saturday morning IN time
l-f..ara Velborn 10 leave for bis nome
- 10 "a 20 train The term hah pee"
l..,r;ous one, filed 10 sn nnnsnai sA-
,.nt with closely Irrigated cases lne
-h;,s c.n cases occupied oDe-hsli o. 'ne
go wsets Of this term. and consequent
\. ~ the first time in ten years, = nun.
- c.ses that we're ready tor triai nsu
q be continued for want o. ume- in.r
q ! decided contrast Win 'ne cou,',
vhen Judge Welborn was nrs' e'ssse.
81 this circuit. when tie terms sr''v"'
cccunied . week. Below We give 'no
disnosition Of causes not here'o'oTe -
norted in these columns;
state -. Alois Gramelspacher seliine
liouor 70 minor; fined ~
CIVIL ACTIONS.
1ohn Berry " L. L & st. L Rv. Co.
damsces: jnry trial. verdict io'
p.aintiff Tor 3l.067 costs o. .'rneI W
sdiudged agAinst the plaintiff All o'ne'
costa sgainst defendant; motion oy o. !
fendant Tor new trial overrnied, ana 2
dsvs granted 10 file bill q EXCEPTIONS
chss. Ferguson " L = = 81 ~ n.y.
continued BY sgree'nsns .am,, es,a,e !
John Peter baunn1H HIN y =.
Pat. Ward oecssen - ,,.in,id for slol
Geo. siegler v. L. N. = y. Co ; co'
tinued. - rs.a,a.
John Cumw"s
~ ne petition Of Chas. Collier. q .
-hi;shm 81 a drain; comm
ior esesc'' ~", ,vorahIe and confirm.
sioner: report ns1s 1nsS and WIN
aud drain es "A .un.r;n,end is co
Young apposn'eu -
struc'ion, .au,rJ II. STEM ftensg
Cnas- song. s
adm c~on'i"ueu y 4 70. CO
II. Schneii w.
uIneu. - I'm &M Co. ;ct
unuea, ,um.r vs B;rdseye Hardwo
20 ! conal ra.ho works "a. John
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ALBERT \. oHSER EDWARD BoHSkkI
UNION FLOUR MILLS

BouxERr BRo1HERs having purchased
he above well-known Mills. have 9
them thoroughly overhauled, and are
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
pearl Belle IL strictly : straight grade
OF first quality. Our Family Flour y
a brand that for its quality cannot oe ex'
|celled. VIZ solicit the custom Of Farm
ers. and viii BE- ready q al times 70 *
change -four for wheat q the hignes'
market price.
BRrxG Us YoUR WHEAT, and ~ vii
nav YOU cash al the market will allow
CORN MEAL always on hand 70 eel
or exchange. Bran and shipsiufi q 90
Lowest market price. Give ne . tTia
and We will try 10 please you.
Mills on the North side OF Jasper, Of
13th and Mill streets. --
BOHNERT BROTHERS.
Jasper. Nov. z, 1890.-y-
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Democratic delegation 70 The Chirsg.
Convention ain "deem II inexpediens'
a. mention Clsvelsnd's ~ Grsv's name
either d AZ the Chicago Convention,
hut tha, some statesman upon whom Al
can unite wiil carry of the honore
Every day makes II more apparent ths'
Cleveland cannot Be- elected Il no@i
mated.
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-. $500, -,x,n "a the citizens n BIFdseys
= sn.rshic Dubois county. Ind that ~
y seu "sS msls citizens ~ ne United ss.sss, ~
s .ppi, y ~ c.as,y cs@%I,'iG = ga q I isss. ssf' ~ /
Their nsxs . .r,as,rstinr LIQUOR. beer and wine. ~
|s.u- re,, N. zane ! ~ drsnl on the prsmisss: np $780,
ssnsi.ioa. n shsl.w q Indian. s' ,..na,s ~ sv' q g 81.
1ne p'eus 800 corner 81 i1txo. -. ~ tsmen
z ~ w ~ -ser's addition 70 the sosn q bFossy'
Jsserson ,o~n-hip. Dubois county ;, 1890 = syrAoRR.
-~~, JONI Z. TUCK.
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-r-arBERT II. TRAYLOR.
~ r-yAcoB BURGER JR.
County Assessed
~ sarveyor.-HESKy HEkcE.
~ Coroner JOHN y. MEISn -
conmi,sionsr ~ Dist .-CoNnAD
cnrr,.sioner "a plssret.-JosEFH rH'
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~. Enron: Alter q silence o. sev.
ersl we~ks. sgain return Win . ~
itrms Tor your valuable paper
80, sunday was communion dsy
30 ,he Rsp,ist brethren 81 this place,
s.a . l.,ys crowd was present. We no.
.s.si ssversl there from Pike county. o.
~. Z ,a,ye number from Huntinxourx
ET,ners Wa : short sermon BY Rev. An
nros ~ pike county and "a interesting
sxhorsstion by Rev. keer, Of Warssck
~como,v and he VA no . cur
|. s;,he, hut vac u OF the Ablest speak
49, that has ever preached % this place
\ III. discourse WAS mostly on "~husoanus
< ,ovs 10 wife, aud We think Il bit pretty
} hsrA In several cases. lie didut ray
snvthins about the "worser halls ios-
. ,rs their husbands. but ! guess pc
!. ,hong they loved them well enough
n He Was followed b. our minister, rev.
y " ~. Cannon. TOR . few minutes on'y'
Rnt let me here remark that "Bi'ly can
z ssv he most il the shortest time Of any
OF them
IN account OF the late rains farmers
are back ward in corn planting.
re Mr.. Pascal Brown. who y ATTENDING
alschoo, q Princeton, WAS q home os'u''
'ot day and Sunday.
VI; Mrs.. Strain Lemond. Of Hunting
i burr. visited relatives here last week
20: Mosquitoes are spending their vaca
90 ton visiting their cousius on fs'oks
and II 10 my misfortune TO be . Q
"a. them. \.
- Revs. Reer and Ambros were %
hveuests OF j. ID. Koons. last Saturday,
20 glad TO have the pleasure I
readinr one OF Mrs NJ. L. Hobbs ten
81. .~.-srce letters IN last weeks issue. an
rssd ana i 90 tsr recovered from her r
! n c.,f sickness ss 10 be able 10 hurl 81
In nen ~ defiance Of the great curse
he a hiskv 10. what . terrible thing
lion whisky.n Onlv last week q Of o
neighbors went to H~untingburg and D
came intoxicated, and could not 2
4 10 nome. and lay in . cold. chilling rain .
ould ~ ne Vas almost drowned. His you
own son had previously warned the sa'o
afir. keeners q to cell his father any mt
: The whisky. So, after attending TO
wed fa,her. be went TO the one that dealt {
: tax the LIQUOR for him, and the usual ~
sonal vorthiees fue Of about twenty coll
a re- vac administered. Why not make
ards i've hundred dollars every timer 10
.aise1 vouldu't be 90 many fathers ~
view drunk then. By the way this old 3
"a 81 tlemsn l. q good : neighbor - We D
ssms n mi. community. and hiss raised .
spectacle and interesting family Of 2
:Iosed dren. Now, why can't We all pull
corner gether and vote the whisky 40
"a 10 down TO Pandemonium, where ! q
times 4, must have originated. 0. soneb
"a bv ssys. what can you do? you cant '
"a b on. know can't vote, but my !
going can. and I will cay oil can to ges
more and others. too. 70 vote the Pronio'
= allOlticket. Who knoWs but what ! ma
them ~fuence one or more persons % '
eut of.Thst would do just - we'll ASH !
voted myself The right way u 70
praise the Prohibition ticket. first, last ~
corner the time.
L. b. would like 70 have seen that
; taken that dropped down from the exc
Hsysville.
Rumor says there will % > wed
$500 soon. I wonder who II u!
SO Mn. Enron: Why DO the peop'
.-iMr. Cleveland the Stuffed Prof.
el.5o5 Please answer and oblige.
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- Memory Of Little Aivena r.
Ortiz.
Another little lamb has gone
r. 4 we'll with Him who gave;
Another little darling babe,
Is sheltered IN the grave.
C,od needed one more angel child
Amidst his shining band.
And q He bent with loving emile
Aud elias ped our darling's hand.
The little crib is empty now,
The little clothes laid BY
la mothers hope. = fathers JOY
In deaths cold arms doth ne
rlGo. little pilgrim. 70 Thy home
On yonder blissfuI shore,
w mi.s thee here. but soon VIII co"'s
Where thou has: gone before.
-EmMA +. STUTsNAS.
II Duff, Ind, May ,, lss2.
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The ColumbiPn Exhibit Another
Dubois Wealth Getter.

In The article in last weeks COURIER
n regard to Dubois county 81 the
worlds Fair. . few Of the comparatively
,.,ent but patsnt Of Dubois
coupty, and which 1t would greatly Den
eft the people Of the entire county 20
have properly exhibited q the Exposi-
Ia were mentioned, with suggestions.
There are. doubtless. manv other bless
ings within the reach and knowledge o.
,he people which did not receive the
mention they deserve, and II is hoped
ali Who have . knowledge Of them viii
The pains to bring them before he
|public for the general good, M interest
liz aroused that will result 10 . credit
lable display. One Of these articles. Q
vhich We did not think, 10 mentioned y
the following communication from Ar
Waldrip. and II certainly should Dave
pIsce: -. 400
M. CLEn DoAxE: DEAR SIR.-Il
reading YOUR worthy article on "Duhoi
~ The Columbian Exposition" motto
that YOU omit (probably did not know
rom your list the bank Of ksolin foun
Ion The farm OF John L 6hiller, sbot
: lone and one-half miles east Of the TOW
,lof Dubois. have compared : ssmp
iIof same with that recently opened
A Huron. in Lawrence county. and mn
Them the same. Please investigate al
:. zee II am not right, ~ Il i ~ less a.
u1 mile Of the q. r. 3 }. Il. X. surve
aud might prove Of great vsiue.
!. Yours respectfully.
IL n. L. WALDRTP.
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n,rn-Mr. Gebhart Relying, living
re PortersvilIe road about three
nile north or Jasper. died last Sstur,
Idsy. He was an indus'rious ns.ua ~.
leaves . wife and seven cn''u.o 80
vas buried q st. Joseph s'svo 80
Monday morning.
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sorn-Mr. Joseph Gerber hss soid
ia saloon property TO Mr.. Casper hss'
~. Who taxes possession 10 2 snors time
~, MAJ. Gosmsn has rented the sssooS
IN the square, nov occupied o. NJ
~ N.udeck. and will come back iron
Huntiugburg and take possession y
1 IulV.
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The rev tax called on forty.six repuo'
licsn counties for o6O6, 7oo 40 o. SUI
siopsl revenue. and tho re~puhIcsns !.
once raised local taxes = 2eo. DO.
mailing the total increase $l,soo 10y e
ps~rnbIicsuism really seems 70 be qui''
80 -Indiauapolis Sentinel.
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Report Of Room No. 8 Mr. II. q
Gu,vsell. teacher. Of the Public Scnooi
~ jasper. for the eighth month clos'nt
NAY 8. 1882.
Number Of male pupils enrolled. q
Number Of female pupils enrolled, =
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The Farmsrs' Alliance IN this or
Irics On Tuesday. q their secret mess."t
= W Washington, nominated =. ~. AcA'
'r,v. ~ Knox Co.. for congress
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Town Treasurer Solies msde Of
ousr,erIy report 70 the Jssper Tow
Hoard Iss, Monday night, show ing soss
ss,ess for the quarter Of $l,s47s4. r.
nense. s466 0s. leaving . balance 70 ~
,reasury o. e8ei43
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rrOur Poriersviile correspondent
Gives an account OF = sad, fatal accident
happening near there.
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Average daily attendance, A.
The teacher finds on her record sne
nance OF 30 popils who have ue''ne'
|been absent nor tardy during The entire
month.
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sEscert sunday 0shsr tral1s AhAg
J. BENEDICT. Agent. Jssrsr. -.
JOS oDIok>h
Gsri. rsr. Ar Lri~
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
TINE FOR ACTION.

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely cure
Rheumatism n Neuralgia. Entirely Nege'
table. safe. Az
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
NES.

Our listers began their annual tramp
over town Monday.
John Cook has bought the Rogers house
of G.. +. o. kimball
The ll0-acre farm of \. b. Rose of
Waltham will be sold at auction the l9th.
Rev. j. Francis of Panton is to be the
Mcmorial-day orator for Ethan Allen
post, G. \. Il.
Rev. DR.. Seaver of Rutland occupied
the desk at the Congregational church
on Sunday last.
II. W. Kemp, bank examiner made an
examination OF the Farmers national
bank on Monday.
+. \. Woodbridge was in town Thurs
day, and is now in Washington on gov
eminent business.
Rev. II. \. Munger of the Plattsburgh
Methodist district, formerly located here
visited the city last week.
j. :. Grandey of Rutland and Miss
Linda lIdyt CT Panton were married the
9Th inst. by Rev. W. p. Rulison.
Saturday. market day. butter sold at
Is to 20 cents: eggs, II cents: dressed
poultry, II to II cents potatoes, 81 to 10
cents.
Messrs. ;. \. Andrews, F. W. futile
and Charles +. Patten were thedelegates
from this city to the State convention at
Montpelier on Wednesday.
Palm sunday services were held at St.
Paul's Episcopal and st. Peters Catholic
. churches on sunday last. Easter sell
vices will come ON sunday next.
Drs. Towsley of Panton and Shpman
of Nergennes are in New York for Il few
days. The former is to have a cancerous
formation removed from the nose.
The annual election of officers for Yer
gennes council, No. ,, royal and select
Masons, took place the 18th and resulted
as follows +. |. NJ, 5. a. futile; ID. NJ,
F. \. Goss: p. c. W., NJ. j. Graves; re-
cordcr. j. j. Barnard; treasurer, +. H.
Foss; c. G., John ID. Whiteside; c. c.,
John \. Harrington; chaplain, h. r.
O'Brian; marshal, L. \. Field; steward,
W. H. Flagg. The newly-clected officers
were installed by Past T. |. NJ. DR.. w. ;.
Hopkins.
At the annual election of Dorchester
lodge, No. l, held at Masonic hall the
9th, these officers were elected: w. NJ. ;.
A. futile; ). W., j. \. Harrington: j.
W., John Clark: secretary, +. l.. Fish :
treasurer, ID. ii. Lewis; ;. D., c. \.
Chapman j. D., y. Delano: ;. s., W. +.
Clark; j. 5, 5. j. Cushing; chaplain,
John ID. Whiteside; marshal, W. w.
Booth; tyler. Philip Pllon; finance com
mittce, +. II. Foss, NJ. 7. Bristol and o.
\. Smith. The new elected officers
were Installed by Past W. NJ. +. \. Goss.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
COUNTY AND VICINITY NOTES.

f. II. harrington of Brandon has sold
a 10-months-od filly by his stallion, Cast
away, to breeder of fine stock in New
Hampshire for Sl65.
Makers of maple sugar throughout the
county, and, indeed, all over the State,
say that not more than one-fourth the
usual amount has been made.
Cassius Warner of Panton, whose
farm buildings were burned last week,
lost $1,000 worth of farming tools. lie
had total insurance on buildings and
contents of $500 and his loss is put at
$1,000
The mixed train south last Thurday
night met with an accident at Salisbury,
the engine becoming disabled to such an
extent that it had to leaye the freight
cars there, going to Rutland with only
the passenger coach.
Work on the new hotel and cottages
at Lake Dunmore is going on notwith.
standing the death of Mr. Parsons, the
owner of the property. 1t is supposed
that his administrator will 60 on and fin
ish the buildings and run the hotel the
present season.
The Brandon Investment and Guaran-
tee Co., which has capital stock of $50.
900 and was chartered by the legislature
at the session of 1883, organized on the
Stl inst. with the following directors
Frank Briggs (presidenD, f. ID. 'rhayer
(vice-presdenU, W. f. Scott (treasurer)
+. II. Harrington and +. ). Marsh. The
company will buy and sell State. county
and city bonds, warrants and orders. It.
office is with the Brandon national bank
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15

School will commence next Monday in
district No. 5. Miss Lettie Sanford will
be the teacher.
Some young flles have been picked up
in this vicinity by parties from North
Carolina. Low prices ruled.
We are panied to hear that Mrs. Jane
Hill, former resident here, is very i'll
with pneumonia at the home of her son,
Hervey Perry, IN Shoreham.
The new school house in district No. (
is rising rapidly from the ashes of the
old, and gives promise of being, when
finished, very handsome structure.
Miss Lucretia James, sister of Dea. G..
NJ. James, died on Friday morning of last
week, after a long and painful illness.
The funeral was attended from her late
home Oh Sunday and the interment was
in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Messrs. B. F. Haskell, II. Z. Taylor
and G. II. Lane, delegates to the State
convention held in Montpelier on
Wednesday, went up on Tuesday after
noon. Messrs. VIM. II. Bingham, II. f.
Sanford and Frank Foote were delegates
to the district convention in Rutland.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
GOSHEN.

Charles Washburn, the oldest inhabi-
tant in town, has been in poor health
since some time IN January.
Mrs. c. +. Persons has returned home
from Cornwall, where she has been TAX
ing care of her mother-in-law.
1t has been wintry here since April
S, and the three or fou: inches of new
snow has been used by some in drawing
wood on sleghs.
Ifhe-death of Miss Ada-fyer, daughter
Aof Hiram ID. Aver, has cast a gloom oyer
q large circle of relatives and friends.
She had an attack of the grip in the win
tor, which terminated in consumption.
she was highly esteemed by all who Had
the pleasure of her acquaintance. She
held the office of treasurer in the Sunday
school two years, which office she fl fled
with honor to herself. She would have
been Is years of age if she had lived lun-
TIL June 30, at which time she was to
have been married to a worthy young
man of this town. Her death occurred
April and the funeral was on the 9TH,
Rev. f. A. Herring conducting the
services. The church was filled with
sympathetic friends, some of whom game
from adjoining towns.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
County l1ems.
BRIDPORT.

BRlDPORT.
James II. Fletcher was home from
Burlington over Sunday.
The steam ferry at Chimney Point be-
gins its regular trips this week.
Il. l.. lIemenway recently sold four
young horses to kentucky men for 500.
Our sugar-makers do not report pros
porous season, owing to the early spring.
&. ). Wissell has leased his black
smith shop and dwelling to Mr.. Brown
of East Middlebury. who will occupy the
same.
Mrs. Lucy Pratt returned home last
week from Bristol, Conn, where she has
been the past winter with her daughter,
Mrs. c. n. Barnes.
Our listers have nearly completed their
labors, and they are to be congratulated
upon not having so much of the diSa-
greeabe going to pass through as is usu-
ally expected at this time of year.
Mrs. f. Hoffman, who had been sick
Tor some tlIue past, dled on ednesday,
AApril 6. The funeral was attended from
the late residence of the deceased on
Saturday, April ., Rev. W. n. Bacon ofli-
dating. The interment was in Shoreham.
Easter exercises will be rendered In
the Congregational church on Sunday
next, conducted by a. W. IIuntley, SUI
perintendent, in place of the regular SER
vice at II a. IN. Fast-day services will
be held in the vestry on Friday previous,
conducted by Rev. Mr. Bacon.
The remains of Mrs. Chappell were
brought here on Thursday of last week
and placed in the vault from where they
will be moved to Mincville, y. Y, for
interment, Deceased was living at the
time of her death with her daughter,
Mrs. II. Ballentine of Middlebury.
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The most of the people here would like
to have their present pastor, Rev. G.. w.
Woodall. returned.
SHOREHAM.

VIM. Bingham, aged IS, died of pneu-
monia on Monday.
Miss Iottie Rawson of Whiting is TO
teach the village school.
Mr.. Dodson of Logan, Ia, is in town
looking for Jersey stock.
Miss NJ, a. Douglas goes to New
York this week for spring and summer
millinery.
Rev. G.. W. Perry will conduct an
Easter service at the Universalist church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Walker, after a long illness, died
Sunday evening at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. o. +. Atwood.
Last Friday Harvey Eitharp received
bullet wound in the palm of his hand
by the accidental discharge of pistol.
DR.. Howard was called to Windham
last Thursday on the account of the i'll
ness of his brother, who died several
Ihours before he reached there.
Miss Grace Read, who is student at
Hopkins hall, Burlington, and Miss
Nettie Anderson, who is at Mortified
Mass, are home for the spring vaca.
ton.
j. n. North, L. G.. Farnham and
Howard Birchard are delegates to the
State convention at Montpelier. The
delegates to the district convention at
Rutland were j. Z. Stickney, ). j
Northrup and I. W. Moore.
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WEST ADDISON,

Ere Il Smith is visiting in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Richie have gone to
Panton to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tredo are at j. Ia
treaus for the summer.
Miss Hattie, daughter of Mrs. p. Nor
ton, is quite i'll with bilious fever.
The steam ferry-boat Sc. r. Sher-
man" will begin to run on Thursday.
VIM. Gravel and family have moved
in the house lately occupied by Guy
Harris.
Miss Addie Trlmble of Crown Point,
n. y, is the guest of Mrs. Ermina
Trimble.
Miss Louella lockwood of Townline
has been engaged to teach in district
No. and Mrs. Fred Olcott in district
No. ,.