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LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. G.. u. Cleveland is moving to her
fathers, Samuel Gould. Rev. Mr.. Perkins
preached at the Second church Sunday
morning Bert Reynolds is at work for f.
s. Edwards for year. Mr.. Shattuck and
son have beea visiting at SuncOok, y. H.. =,
their former home The infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Reynolds was buried last
week, Rev. q. l.. Story of Franklin o,ll-
eating. All OF the creamer,s in this part
OF the town have closed. Miss Alice
Byrnes has returned to her home in Col
chester, Mary Nye is teaching in the Full
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Charles Domny was hit in the abdomen
by living splinter from circular saw at
the Vermont Marble comrany's worss at
Wo.t h4tland AMI seriously injured
G.. Parker truka TWO RIB, at tho Yer
uout Marble conr4uy'- works at West
Rutland. Mr.. Parker dl not know the
rtus were broken aid continued ork foI
several days.
Capt James Hope, who die in Watkins,
n y, recently, hvoi many years in Rut-
land. At the breaking out of the civil war
be orgauizsl and va, chosen captain of the
Vermont Greys, a company thai gained
considerable rrnown. Il. took part il tina
battle, Of Bu,, Run, Antetam hul Fred.
erictahurg. Ii7 paintings of battle Genes
ere among the best in the world. Two sons
j. D. ami Horny Hop', and widow who
Is native of this towo, survive him.
BENpON
Mrs. Mary Potter of Fair Haven IA,
bought DR.. j. +. ,;ewton house and viii
take pos ession December 1T tomas FL
wnrl OF the Rutland police force, has re-
turned from visiting bis sister here. Tho
new o'Ilcors of the Progress lodge of l. O.
G. 7. are as follows: c. r., Mis- Emma
Hal; '. G., Miss Anna Mcdonald; chap.
la n, Row, T. Z. Bouck: cretary, ". +.
:
c.p secretary Mis- Ju.in I.adl: treasurer.
Mr. f. ". Corvee; Z. c. T., Elrl Proctor
guard, John Meacham; seminal, &. J,
Nl.iamscu.
Mrs amurl NcCotter VINO he, bsen visit.
int relatives here som. w-e&s returned las,
week to her home at Geneva Lake, Ill -
| Z. :. Howard, X. D. King ami ". b.
! Noble were elected delegates to attend ths
missionary meeting at Rutland
The Epworth l'aIuo gave a literary en-
tortn umcut and soc.4l in the vestry o! tua
church Tuesday evening. The installation
of the oiiceis IF Iro.re lodge occurred
Saturday evening by l0l &c Deputy ". Is.
Strong. -EIg ma lac Is LAWN: his build
lnys punted. Rev. T. Bouch hold services
in TIE 3en5al district day.-Lewis
Beide1 aud family are to occupy T. j.
Donsbue'8 house this winter Mrs, Martha
I Gibbs had peraiyt,c shock FRI a. morn
| a. {. Ilua and wife are the happy
parents Of q sir born last week Tuesday.
C4jTTEN, EN-.
Mrs Austin has i'm 1rovei her house by
a coat OF "a Mt -Faye;te Bair has moved
ais fanny to LunNa~lto". AIRS. Luci
fnlav IS qu te i'll with tyo. o.I ie7-r. DR..
! n diem at uds her H. White and UIla
wili keep boar n Lous. Al the leGr-ts
mil th,s winter. MIR. John Tenant Of
Sandy II j, y. y, aud Lillian Nl.tc1mb
Of TINS ! lace w.re married Sunday, K 81.
= ". B.-ncnaid onicat n, - NJ. d.. n
3 chlrd returned from Byt'u MYatly,
), acre The Ia, be- u On a v.-r.-Amos Wing
aud wife of In LAM scat sunday Lua
with nj. parents William Leonard has
moved from the L,lCerts mills back to hii
tcu.c ora tie Ru AID roGl.-Fronk A.
o. n ! ! u,
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CHITYENDEN COUNTY.
.UNDERHlLL.

Harry Bliss nicxed rire raspbrrrics +Le
Glst day of October. i. Terr,ll and
family visited in MorrisviIo last week
CYRUS Prior ia failnc.-E. b. Norri, had
shock last week.-Mrs. steam mill has shut
down Tor the pro.ent. Farmers are taking
Gj cents per bnshel for THAR po,otoas lis,
Nellie Revnoid. who ha, been living in
Charlotte for some time last csms home
last week Tuesday in very moor honlt, -
Herbert Nitherell Of CAMBRIDGE was on n
husiress trim to tbis nI,ca Tues5,v Ma.
thew Dorr wos in BurIinrton on hu.ins,a
Nav Mr. Holonhac,, wasi in ,bis nIooa
ON busiaes, TnexGav Marvin R,arI .Iav
visited in ST 8lb,,s lao. wool. =
Homor Thomson md liner Irish .torted
Lost vaol, Tues,Inv for Nashua Y I1--Nr
Hahn Ross is canine Mrs +oo-,o 4 Tar.
riu sr,n+ last ,yoal. il, Nontrc,ior
DR. " 4 Nav and VII, l. y farm avid
viii. Fred = T.rru .,i v,,Io +. Tor.
rilI and ,rifo and : A TI.lo o,l ,yito Ma.
lierv Portcr and ro,v o,rsrs var. !, Mo,.-
rsIicr Wednesday - + lIon.I,on ,,as -
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monk ON.
BENNINGTON cor TY.

o. /. Cushmau of New York has pur-
chased the Munon House and all the per-
sonal property al Manchester.
Judge Munson delivered at the Manches-
ter cheese factory from October % TO No
vembor /, five days milk, 9U34 pounds,
from his dairy Of go cows.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Barney Marble company's mill at
Swsuton il now lighted by electricity.
Sterhe1 +. Royce OF ST. Adams, son of the
late chief Judge Homer T. Royce, who has
OF late been ased in the mercantile and
other business Gas returned to the prac tce
Of ,aw.
The Franklin county board OF underwent
ors has eloc,oi these officers President, Ii.
II. larnsworth, st. Adams; secretary, II,
a. Burt, jr., Swanton; treasurer, ID. q.
Furmen, Swenton; rating committee, II.
II. Farnswortb, ii. a. Burt, a. ID. Tenny
Of st. A.hans, d. q. Furman, Max L. Pow
ell OF Richtord.
FLETCHER.
d. II. Chapman has re-painted his house,
--Nlss Alice Taylor Of Alburgh, is visiting
her sister Nrs. d uel Mary Clark has re-
turned from the White Mountains jesse
Parsons ha, gone to st. Adams TO work in
the car shops
"A a. Re2er has been awarded the Job OF
carrying the mail over our new mail route
from here 10 Cambria 20, Mrs. Pratt of
Newport Is VISITING in town.
Edgar Montague was running the planer
at his son Rufus shop Monday afternoon,
when he slipped AMI fell, his right hand
gong into the plaucr. The feed caught his
coat sleeve drawing his arm along and
mutilating 1t SO thet ampuleton Just b.
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Rocitations dialogues etc, will be given
mud Refreshments Will he served. DIR. w. T..
Wright died sunday morning November
q. after nm Miners of four months with can.
Ger OF she stomach. Ho vas nearly IS
years OF age. lilo Ind practised medicine
tor over 81 yea,s--s6 years In Whiting. o
hed the office of town clerk for AJ consecu-
tive years with the exception OF one year,
and has been town treasurer for mauy
years IIo leaves Il brother, G.. G. Wright
of this place, a son w. II. Wright, dentist
ct Brandon, VI and II daughter, Mrs.
Calvin kctcham # whiting. The funeral
will b. held at his late rssiienc Wednesday
Mt p. IN.
BR OPORT.
Itr. and Mrs. Leat OF Potsdam, y. V,
who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
v. :. Lewis, returned last week Fred
Crane and Wito of She.hurnc worc in town
over Sunday -Frcd lIo,dr-d;e rcturnel 70
Iraslurgh last week, accompanied hy his
mother, Mrs. Hannah Hamilton. Henry
Nichols's grandson, Harry Pet,ibone, was
thrown from n horse last week and had his
leg broken Miss Cara Wood, who has
heen Attending school at Sioux City, la
the past year, has been visiting at |. d.
'letchcr's.
EAST MlDOLEBURY.
On Sunday about O'Clock the dwelling
house OF Benjamin iiewott tool; fire and in
Il iew minutes il was beyond control. Most
OF the hou'oholi goods were saved. There
was a small insurance on tho house. which
was wholly consumei. S ,aool closes Fri
day Of this week
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Mrs. Della Stilson, now in her 18th year,
has woven 80 yards Of carpeting since last
February. She is staying with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Jacobs. Eddie Jones is
very ill.-Alrs. Lizzie lJouo.l Bu,ae Is visit
ing her parents, Nr. and Mrs. j. Jcnes --
The school taught by Jennie b. Callahan
closed last Friday. Thu pupils having no
marks against their names were Alice
Warner, Emma Anger, Euena, Lottie and
| Luke Callahan,
NO%KTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. nn have been in
| Montpelier The la't week. Mrs. Alvira
Smith is slowly on the grin. - L. L. Mech
is building an addition to his barn. All the
schools closed last Friay.--H. j. William
has returned from Philadelphia, whore lie
was appointed,vio president of the American
| Humane association,
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SWAN T ON
RIGHCArE.

j. Is. Sardarson has sod MS Cutter farm
TO MIR. Sherwood of -. Adams. Consider
alton SO . MIR. II. f. and T. ". Heiflon
have returned i!om Boston. j. 3. San
derson and wife have returned to West
Newton, Mass. Miss Hattie Baxter ia visit
ing friends in Montreal. John Cdapp Ii i,
on the sick liSt.-Ihomos S>ars has bought
tie Borlo house o. Mrs e. C.. Stinot.
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into tho Legislature to incorporate our VII
lage. "A concert is to be given by the chill
dreh OF the sunday school ut the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. Miss Norton
from Connecticut is visiting Rev. MT
Bacon. Mr. Backman and Miss Wells
have returned from Hartford, Ct.-Mrs.
johnson hns returned from Boston.
WlLLl5TON.
NIrs Hill has moved into Mr.. Jarlus
Isham's house in South WiIliston. David
Lawrence has returned from Massachusetts
ard his health isno better. The society of
king's Dnugl tsrs vii 10 entertained by
Mrs. Hitchcc ok at the Methodist parsonage
Friday. "A so years marriage anniversary
was celebrated at NJ Henry Leafs last
F.idny. An enjoyable time is reported
/ H. Kenyon has hirol II. $. Johnson's farm
Tor five years. -C.iLton ana Clayton Wright
went West last week. fred SIENNA has
moved to North Wi!iIston. Whitney Mar
shall from Lincoln, Nab. is in town.
WEST NIL ON.
Mrs. Carrie Osgccd spent part of last
| week with her parents in Jericho. Rev. Z.
| Hcrrick preached here last Sabl ath. +. p.
| Herrick, n former resident, Las returned
| from Chicago. where he has resided n few
years, and bought tho place occupied hy
| Charles Oszool and owned by Mrs. H,rr
/ Clark y. Adams shipped to-day ono
! full car LOAD Of butter to Swift * Co.,
| Boston.
/
| MIL O''
Mrs. II. O. Clark has sold house aud
two acres OF land to L. !. herrick OF Oh en-
! go, formerly of this town, MIR, and Mrs
| F. G. Lndd went to Nersennes last Satur-
| day TO attend the funeral OF Mrs, Lsdd's
sitter. &C. j. Orion, principal OF the graded
school, is giving good satisfaction.
Election passed off very quiet!y.-Ihe
Excelsior m'!l hes begun operations, having
manufactured aud shipped two bates. The
socnblo 10 to lie next Wednesday evening
in the Congregational ve'try. II Is
Fuller went to Crate last Wednesday and
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.tc7rekND GOSSIP OF DOlNGSlN THE
FREE PRESS BROAD FIELD.

ltc 3Yiro,s;tl Valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Crrck aud by the shores
dVhltc Iiiycr Covered 10y Special Re
lJItcrS,
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ADDISON COUNTY.

""7 WI" +'' ~ '''S t'-i' 70 49, 49,
leaves hu'uand ana three cn"ureh' ,"e
younRe't an INFANT. Inc neCso'e" as ih''s
ltatts HIude' was Hno"h ana esteemed ~
wlde cree Oh young people III eTsenu'''
--Mes,rS. borhe', Miner nnd Dslryinpio re-
turned from visiting t"e Iluo' AIRS l'oi'ln
ben'on IS seriously iH.--a'S' L'|@'e ti''NoE
Of h"riInS'oA ls me guest o. 4li'' No'S
MI. hrFen h@'ch OF 'r'slo' u'e'
IaSf week e"ne'day, aGeN aoouI 40 FeuIS'
--Mr9 FRANK Fl'h Id visiting IrIeHus III
" ateronry Huu stowe. ZOO
ne VoecA nav LOT tuIs Guy hu,i"ei' IVY
voter -- he lunerni OK Nra' T. L. lean Oh
IltehoVrG- Mass WINS he'' at Inc re5i-
u'hoe OF uer laIentS ar anu -Ii7' w.
ll'hu's' az COCK rev N'r, CURSE" u
'ue hhPus' cNureh oI4c'a'ou' lho IIiNu'n'
wore ihAeh 10 ierrlSpurEh lor uui iuI,
Ii " nlo-h-r mas ehtered me H '|.a
hs ue@l'r )" "pp. - nc ms auoU' fo0
pafte,s ready I'f au' lh'eAt i'9S' Mt' nus
O' Ouf,,A springs vas III Town ,'"s"Iuny'
u w. N"'"eN sn'pp3u car loH' o. ~H'Ne
ana suseP 10 ho5'oh mar MOI az ..'f-
r'''n Jaw H'o." - nome ~ ON NV ,,'a'o '
c"pl'"'' l'i III '''i'en' anu AZ y NM
nave Ie'"rueo ron -"o"'l 'iie'' "ue
Mrs Rollin Benton Is imlrov ins Miss
Lena Rivers who Is connected Wi" 'l6
Guo.r OF ~; t.'i en- ms oeGn ~ '',Vu
ny ne y H''O"t Dung soP'e Drali'''io
Grub OF hiddIe0ury to take part in drama
SNOW IL ID inches deep on the mountain
az l. Oua Pu'an S''Ai" Sa mn IL, "'4o,e
huFy'-J a. a. il"sF'n8ton - N's'''n$ req "
yves ~ " ey "'lusT r.. i'' De'' az anu cI'.-
Iieh nave ro'uio g' 10 ri'cno Ne rno'L
pntertainment. Above the clouds ~ at
school house hal! next woak.-C. /. Kim
Iail has returned to Natt-wan, y. y.
Local democrats are jubllant Ia view OF
prospective results. Representative II. F.
Booth returned to Montpelier Wednesday.
There are Il boys and - girls in tho state
Reform school. All are in good health.--J.
""ny ca uss gone 10 j. 'e"'' ~ ~ 20 t"Ae
1.orJ arc IN s.of n q Norto, -. so ~ ~
~ &c.. ..i.,1 ~ w. IT,.
-oi5od +na sr,.ar go foot ut.b,,, fa,,.
TO- ~ . ra,oh',, a.si,,",, ],,,,on;,
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HYDE PARK.

MIR. and Mrs. L. B. Sherwn returned
from visit TO their dHush liter al Ports
mouth, ~ H., Saturday. line costume
party Friday evening was largely attended
The fan drill rendered by lG young ladies'
was a success.-P. ). Clark of Lyndonvilie
WAS in town Friday c. W atsrmau oc-
cupias Mrs. T. Hvle's house. On Church
street--A new hardware store is to 90
opened very soon IN the Kelley block by
Mr.. Dixon. C. u. Crane met with pain
ful accident while trying to salt block Of.
wood Will d dynamite cartridge.
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GRAND NILE COUNTY.
.SCOIH He 20

Mss Minnie Dixon is to teach the winter
term of school in tie South district. -Juen
Robinson vent to b.. last week and
took VITA him 4. /. r binso = four-year-
old pacing mara. 1t Is eXpec ct that she
will be in the hands Of Trainer o Niel next
season. Il homn4 l. II Ion has teen sick with
the qunsy. -. D. Heaman ha, sold his
trottirg mare, Sharon Maid, 10 Kelley of
Swauton.-Mrs. G. $. Div,n has gone to
I,llwood, Fla. --GeorG' Kinney expect, TO
so to Illinois soon. Mr.. Samuel Gordon Of
Grand Isle diet Inst Friday night and Mis-.
Gordon Sntur lay. Fun raj serv c,s were
held Monday. Jack Dunham i, ,aAvasslng
for rurs,ry firm.
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WINDSOR COZ NTY.
F. d. Martin is occupying his new box
factory at North Springfield.
C1OCKRRIDCE

factory at North Springfield.
OCKBRlOGE
Ebert Chamberlin has b,eu visiting his
stcr, Mrs. r. Wlitcomb Rev. q. ).
Guernsey preached at the Union church last
sunday. and comes again in two weeks. -
Mr.. Mcintyre OF Bristol has rented Harris
Hollands blacksmith shop He has moved
his family into the Brown house. -Messer
X Bush Bros butter tub team ran away
last Saturday.
READING.
Mr., and Mrs, Darwin Washburn, also
Fred. Persins end Miss Lila Perkins, ara
IN Boston. Mis- Emma Carlton OF Mood
stock, recently visited her cousin, Mrs James
Stearns. -Miss Marcia Bowen Of North
Springfield, visitei friends in town last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers are at Woods
stock Howard Waite Of Gsremont, hAs
been spending a few days VITA his parents.
Miss Mary Amsden, who teaches at Ken
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ton To oct LIST, 1913
FREr Press Assoc ALTON.
that he is suffering again with second
shock MIR. end Mra. r. c. Beers 20 this
week to Fort Jackson. y. y, to join in CO..
ehr0 ting two marriage anniversaries; tleir
own of 80 years, also the 2Jth anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs Beardsley, SITTER of Mrs.
Beers, which occurs on the 9th.
Walter Murray and Ms Gerru 70 Fonda
wore appointed delegates to the Christian
Endeavor convention at Burlington. -
Wes.oy Powell has returned from Connect
cut for his household gool7, having bought
IA farm there. Frank Ellison VIII move
to Bristol next Thursday.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Mrs Lucia Pierce widow OF Milo X eler,
died at her home on Browns river tuesday
November /, aged ~. Funeral was held
on Thursday at the house. The c. T.. s.
held their semi-anuual meeting Novem-
Der / The officers elected are: {. +
Aver, president; Jay Leach, vco presidents;
Miss Agnes Huntley, secretary; Miss Endella
HuntieY, treasurer.
RICHMOND.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kenyon and dauA-
ter, Belle. OF West Ferris burgh, have been
visiting relatives here last week. &c. W.
hatch attended the funeral OF his faith
er ned a. Ianton. -. W. Hilton Is
couhneu 10 ms mouse IT hHmorrhaGe Of the
lungs'-fnlIlp cudaf'ky 10 out ana desires
through your Correspondent to thank his
friends for sympathy and interest shown
him during his nhucuon. Or. Jacobs IS get
ting great praise Tor tue sIiiillI manner IL
which ne dressed the hand,
he remains OF Mrs Jhc"son Ne.ch OF
hIoni neHer were brought mere Tor lnterment
| tie fth INST Mike murphy was uriVing
some Wild steers iast wee" when one OF
the turned upon him md came near COR
ing Elm to doaIh.-W esley " Into and sou
have raised nearly 5000 bushels OF potatoes.
-Iyler Towers has leased his farm for an
, other year to Fred SAorman. MIR. Towers
win move HI" family into the village but
run his creamery as usual.-C. j. Deliner Of
OF W hatcom, ashinSton, has spent several
osc,ng
o.,.,
ClN"GO
Ar. and Mrs. W. ~ Root are rejoicing
over the birth OF a girl.-Miss Iolla Osgooi
closed successful term Of school in district
No. 9 last Friday -Mut;on liiii residents
are excited over strange man who cha'es
teams and stops FeIestrians Ills latest at
tempt WAS last Thursday evening, when lie
attempted to catch the horse which Curtis
Besette was driving, Failing IN his at
tempt the man disappeared into tho woods.
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i;, ,!., - :,
s,is ,Vn u,'t'io', urs' D. D. morgan
.,,a,,d - "a. Nv, none ~" ua'' Hno - w
Eoro g.,'sI W. Io'
tond e.. ", 'u ~ p'aCo a'v " ~
ri,r.da, uu'C -, Nv ""''"
II s s"e
MIR, and Mrs II. w. Vernum were in Bur.
llngton Saturday. The hairs OF tho late
heOecca warner estate met at Hyde Park
Mohuey' -lhe young people gave Elsie
Dickenson surprise party last Monday
e'ehing' he fhlla May cfnf5rt was gwen
ut tue prlck church SATURDAY evening. the
newspaper report OF the death OF hiss
Myrtle ulIer by lire lie without foundation.
Dr' D. Il. Morgan returned from the
AulrohdacHS Monday evening y A.
weston went to Hanover, ~ H., Monlay.
Ill l.. featdsiey has purchtsed the AustIn
pace on south street MIS- d. D. Elih-
WOOD has gone to Waterbury TO VISIT her
dauzht - MI. and Mrs. james Sabin OF
montpelier spent sunday IN Town guests oil
Mrs' u j. aite.-Mrs " l. " n'If re-
turned nome Monday evening MRS
Charies Stearns or johnson WINS III town
Monday.
WAT EHVlllt'
Berton Wiley is at home. -E.Ier Bout
we'll preache at the Methodist Church sun
day. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Buker are visit
IN! their daugnur in Darlington. Homer
GreIgs of Mortsomsly mas moved into a
part OF the Smile house with Tnomns Pot
ter Kirk Brown of Mathevin Mass.
was in town last week.
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Blodgett brothers have got a new water
wheel set at their mill at North Randolph
but it VIII lie som, days before they com
mence grinding.
VEST RANDOLPH.
Col. r. j. klmuall of New York spent
few days in town. The Boston eNrur-
sionists have neatly all returned. 1t. ".
Barnes is painting and improving the ex-
terror Of his store Hayden sharpe is re.
pairing the foundation of his mouse on
Pleasant street.
George l.. Spear returned Saturday from
Maine, bringing with bin fine deer, which
lie shot there. X. y. Morse IN / family OF
Burlington are in town FOR few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs r. +. Cphnm and Mrs. Martin
Iewksbury returned Friday from visit in
Boston and MANCHESTER d Ltchneld of
Boston was in town Friday Rev. V. NJ.
Hardy has returned from Minneapolis,
where lie has bson attending the meeting Of
Congregational churches.
j. y. Mccall and family closed the Elm
cottage and returned to New York Nom
day. Martin Wa}hburn arrived in town
Monday from ALASKA 10 spsnd the winter.
The IA lies OF the Metho list church gave
very successful boiled dinner Tuesday. -
w. f. Sparhawk has returned to Dart
mouth.-R. J. K,mbsu returned to New
DIRK Tuesday morning.
CHELSEA.
The eXcursonists TO boston have returned.
On the same stage also came Mrs Amos b.
Wright aud her 10 years old daughter from
Manchester, n. H., the latter alex with
diphthsria. Julian Hood, now in the en-
ploy OF his uncle, {. |. Hood OF Lowell,
Mass, came up Saturday night to accom-.
pany his grandmother, Mrs. Abigail Hood,
to Lowell Mrs. f. .. Tracy, Miss Emma
Dariug and Mrs Eunics Noyes wers in
Montpelier during Ladies' week OF the Leg
islature. Mrs. d. j. Foster and daughter
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Gertrude b.
Hyde, accompanied by their mother, Mrs.
". A. Allen. The creamery is now re-
ceiying milk every other day. -Marcellus
{. Allen has bought the John Allen farm
aud moved into tho house
WlLLlANSTOWN.
s. Talcot Perrin died Thursday. lie had
been in poor health all summer, lie was 70
years old and one of the test known resid
ents of the town. lie had lived ever since
his marriage, nearly il years ago, on the
place where he died. HIS vie, with whom
he lived so long, survives him, also two
daughters, Mrs. Leyins Of Wisconsin, and