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MILLBANK'S AIM GOOD.
He Wounded n Frenchman in q Duel al
Ostend.

He Wounded u FrenchmaD in q Duel at
Ostend.
BRUSSELS, April ga duel has taken
place at Ostend between Harry Vane
Millbank and Frenchman whose name
is not known. The Frenchman used
language rejecting on the Fox-Borrowe
affair. Pistols were used at twelve
PAGES, and the Frenchman received q
serious wound IN the hip.
Mllbank's antagonist was the Due
de Morney. The quarrel which led to
the duel occurred in a restaurant at
Brussels. The report intimates that
De Mornev will not recover.
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BREAD BOYCOTT IN DETROIT.

All Trades Unions Decide to support
Striking Bakers.
DETROIT, Mich, April 29.-The jour-
neymen bakers have been pledged the
backing of the Trades Council In their
strike for change in working hours.
Almostall of the trades which are mem
bers of the council have decided to
boycott the bread made by bakers who
employ "scab" men. The strikers say
they have induced $50 grocers not to
handle the bread of these firms.
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LA CROSSE MILLS CLOSED.
Bosses Give the Strikers q Severe Blow
Two Thousand Men Idle.

Bosses Give the Strikers q Severe Blow
Two Thousand Men Idle.
La CROSSE, Wis, April 2S.-At the
close of work last night every cav mill
in the La Crosse district closed down
until the labor troubles are settled.
That there was to have been general
strike May l everybody knows, and the
owners were justified in anticipating it.
Two thousand men are out
of employment in consequence.
A season of idleness is predicted which
will certainly cause great suffering and
affect all classes of business. An archi-
tect says the recent carpenters strike,
which resulted in nothing buta months
idleness, mas postponed for the year
$50, GOO worth OF building within his
knowledge. A busy and prosperous
year bids fair to be ruined by the base
methods Of base persons.
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The PODe Endorses Ireland.

LONDON, May 1.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Chr onice says the Pope
has confirmed the decision of the Propa-
ganda in favor Of the plan advocated by
Archbishop Ireland of allowing Ameri-
can Catholic schools to be taught by
state teachers, religious instruction to
be given after school hours, the object
being to relieve Catholics of the burden
of the expense of separate schools.
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FOUR NEGROES LYNCHED.

A Mob Deals Out Justice to 0uartette
of Tennessee Blacks.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April ga tele-
phone message from Goodletsville,
small place some twelve miles from
this city, states that four negro
men have been lynched at that
place and two other parties shot at.
The cause of the lynching was that the
negroes brutally assaulted two daughters
of respectable white family.
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FIFTEEN STORES In ASHES.
Destructive Conflagration In q Little Town
in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, O., April 2s.-Fire broke
out in Hudson, O., a town
on the Cleveland & Pittsburg road,
about thirty miles from this city,
at 8 o'clock this morning, and
destroyed the entire business portion.
Fifteen store buildings, including one
brick block, were destroyed. The loss
will reach 100000, fully insured. Forty
persons are rendered homeless.
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TRUSTED CLERK A THIEF.
A Railway Freight Agent 81, 900 Short In
His Accounts.

OswEGo, N. Y, April ga warrant
has been sworn out for Michael Taylor,
freight agent of the Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western Railroad. charged
with being a defaulter. Experts at
work on his books have discovered
shortage of SIS, 600.
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A Despite Over q Place in q Set End
Fatally.

FHtHIXys
PARDON, O., April 30-Last night
about IL O. clock, during a public ball at
this place, dispute arose between
Truman Ne wman, "a nlerchant of Ottawa,
and David Day, blacksmith, over q
place on the floor. After some words
Day started to leave the hall, but New
man followed him and struck him on
the bacl. of his head "a he was leaving.
whereupon Day turned around knock
ing Newman down. Newman was car
ried to ethe house, where shortly
afterward he died.
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WARD OUT OF JAIL.

SA Tears in Stripes He "Comes Up
~, Smiling :
y, ,' >lSG, n. Y, April 3O.-Ferdinand
e ~ VINO has wrecked lives and tor
~. .o-day left the drearv interior OF
3,s's Prison, after having spent SIN
IN, uaI years there. AS ne was
M 10 depart Warden Brown
; L him S2lS in cash.
:" Was taken from him the
It entered the prison. Ills
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VERDICT FOR DIR. HOYT.
'ah Fails to Secure Damages at
st. Paul.

J." FAvL, April 30.-The famous Hoyt
y over and the official has been
tl"1'ed. The jury went out at 4 P. NJ:
Il and in halt an hour returned
!. verdict for the defendant. Thls
n ;as been the most notable OF Its
!, NJ IN The Northwest, and the verdict
r 'ISIary labels it gigantic effort to
4 sro 0acSmali on a prominent city
IT, Ill.,. Mcclellan demanded $25, IVY
;: MY! y Tor the ruin of his wife, and
~. paced the wife on the stand to
N Tie charges. The case has cost
ia, ssa,ulehse sum of money, as VIII
.s nv were brought from all over the
s,aiS :, and dispositions taken IN
"aI Eastern cities
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OUR DEAD IN A WRECK.

1,n,truCtion Train Derailed in Mon
tana with Fatal Results.
EgyER FERRY, Mont, April 30.-A
.4uction train on the Great Northern
kHtehed near here yesterday. At
lied to the train were large boarding
containing railroad laborers, four
whom were instantly killed. One
lsmissing and others are injured.
lDsnv surgeons we've Immediately
Ito the scene of the wreck. The &C.
.nt vas caused by pair of trucks
tnDg the track just ahead of the
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enc = F'rigntfuIly Manned.

Sne is FrigltIuI1g 0'"ee''
Nvw York. April So. Mrs. Homer Il.
Baldwin. who was so frightfully injured
80 Tho wreck on the New York Central
r. iro near Hastings. on Christmas
aaa 10 recovering from her terrible or,
d dseI Although sightless, handless and
0 oed,, she is past the danger crisis.
s Ga, has been at the Getty House IN
V 2I since the accident.
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EVE FAMILIES HOMELESS.

n1.,x Narrow ESCAPES from Death IN
Fire at Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 3o.-A fire drove
e~a south Side families into the streets
and DESTROYED SIS 900 worth of proper
~ at an early hour this morning ing:
- no lives were lost. The scene of the
no n was 1927, 1929 and 1881 Cot
taoo Grove Avenue.
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SOCIETY WOMAN SUICIDES.
Mrs. Dubosque, of Elizabeth N. j.,
Shoots Herself.

Shoots Herself.
ELIZABETH, N. j., April 29.-Caroline
Dubosque, wife of Frank L. Dubosque,
of the Pennsylvania Railroad shipyards,
shot and killed herself yesterday at her
home on North Broad Street. She was
the daughter of Judge Thayer, of Thur
Der, Pa, and was handsome and accom-
plished woman, prominent in society.
Several years ago she fell, sustaining q
fracture of the skull, since which she oc-
casionally showed symptoms of an az
fected mind.
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BOMB A TOWN HALL.

Anarchists Make u Demonstration al
DUon, France.
PARIS, April 29.-At Dion, capital OF
the Department of Cote dor, an at.
tempt was made to blow MP the town
hall. Fortunately the explosion did
little damage and nobody was injured.
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ARMIES ARE TOO EXPENSIVE.
Italy and Austria to Ask a Revision OF
the Dreibupd.

the Dreibund.
LONDON, April 2S:-Marquis di Rudini.
the italian prime minister, when he
visits Berlin, will intimate that Italy is
unable to support her military burdens.
1t is stated that Austria will support
Italy in the demand for a revision Of
the Dreibund, with view to stimuli
taneous reduction Of the military forces,
as Austria desires peace in order to car
ry out her currency reform.
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SANITARY MATTERS MIXED.

g. panl.s Health Com missioner In - Bad
Scrape.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 2S.-The s25.-
900 damage suit of James Mcclellan
AGAINST Henry F. Hoyt, health commits
sioner of ST. Paul, for alternating the af
fections OF Mrs. Mcclellan took a
decidedly sensational turn to-day. In
the evidence Of yesterday Dr.. Hoyt
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o,sULLIvAN SERIOUSLY ILL.

One of the Slayers of Cronin Dying
in Joliet Prison.
CHICAGO, Ill, April 2s.-Attorney
Forest has Just returned from visit to
Coughlan and O'Sullivan, the convicted
murderers Of DR.. Croniu, at Joliet. He
states that O Sullivan is seriously i'll, and
C1uuh la1, n:l:>N~.
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slain IN a Quarrel over Cents
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April So;-Durln gf 9
ou ar last night over differen 1;7, Of
q CUTS IN the price of a shave, Mlln lIaa
es was fatally shot by onaries
CrotZer.
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MYSTERY ABOUT THE DUEL
Identity OF Milbank's Opponent Cannot
be Learned.

BRUSSELS, April 3o.-Many inquiries
have been made to ascerta n, ifpossible,
who it was that fought the duel with
the Englishman, Harry Vane Milbank.
The report printed in America that the
other principal in the affair was the
Dnc de Mornev, has been effectually
disnosed of. Though the name of Mr..
NiiIbank's opponent has not yet been
made public. there is every reason to
halieve that the fight grew of the per
sonal quarrel in which no one but Mill
bank and the other man were con-
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SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN "OHoI'

The Celebrated Co'NP0ser suHe1"
Gus Relapse.
LONDON, April so.-sir Arthur sulli-
who has been ill for some time
VII y Grave kidney trouble. had serl-
o ~,sn relapse Yesterday. Morphine was
i nus to allay the pain, after which
t the natient slept for several shours,
a sMd members of the royal family make
S srennent inquiries as to Sir Arthur's con-
di&i0n
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,,.,.d nv . Powder Explosion

BRISTOL, Tenn, April Soy an ex-
nlosion of three kegs of powder at Big
p po Can near here, Zach Wells and
S s';o n e Tommy Darnell,, were
i hls burned. Darnell was drun INK ana aha
c' s allowed fire to reach the
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NEW MINISTER TO FRANCE.
T. j. Coolidge, of Massachusetts, Sue
ceeds HIr. Reid.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2S.-The
President to-day sent to the Senate the
nomination OF T. Jefferson Coolidge, of
Massachusetts, to be envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to France.
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HALF THE TOWN BURNED.

Fire Sweeps Away Portion OF Fall
River, kas.
FAIL RIVER, Kas., April 30.-Fire de-
stroved half the business portion of the
CITY Yesterday. The loss is about $780,
600. half covered by insurance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-08

Haskins is at her daughters, Mrs. f. d.
Herrick.-Miss Nora Beach is visiting in
Bristol. j. b. Wescott hos rented the Cut.
tar farm and has moved on to 1t, and Ed
win Rice takes his place on the Webster
farm.
BAKERSFIELD.
Charles G. Start, an old and respected
resident OF this town, died and was buried
Tuesday of last week, Rev. g. l.. Story Of
fciating. MIR. f. II. Boutell who has been
in feeble health for some time, died Thurs
day and was buried from his late residence
Saturday. Mr.. Boutell was one of the most
respected residents Of this town and his loss
Is mourned by large circle OF friends. -.
Judge Start went to Bennington Mon
day to hold court in that county. Col. Ii.
f. Brigham was In Montreal last week on
business. II. G. Lavigne is in town
looking after tho interests OF the Bailey
granite works of Essex Junction.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Gov. Fuller and staff, in full uniform,
will attend the opening of the new opera
house at Bennington, December 10, and the
governor will make a brief dedicatory
speech.
A telegram was received at Bennington
Friday from F. z. Young, an express agent
in Rathboneville, N. Y, asking for in forma-
ton in regard to the swindler Richardson,
who is now confined in the jail there, and
saying that he swindled him out OF 1888 in
the same way he has the people in this sec
ton.
Officer Nasn Of Bennington on Friday ar
rested Francis Knapp, who has recently
been released from the reform school, on
the charge Of burglary at tbs stores of An
tonic Mezzanettis and James H. Whitney
soon after midnight. AT the store of the
former a few sundries and pennies were
taken, and at the latter confectionery,
cigars and a revolver, which last led to his
arrest. An attempt was also made to en-
ter Cullerton's grocery.
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Professional men and the very thirsty now
have to get the ardent out OF town..-Bar-
vey Siples had the index finger on his left
hand cut of while at work in the Bristol
Manufacturing company's works Monday
afternoon. Tho business portion of Bristol
village will be lighted by electricity Christ
mas evening. Last Thursday evening
about 80 Of the friends and neighbors of
William Bicknell and wife called on them at
their residence on Garfield street. the occa-
sion being their Goth wedding anniversary.
Many presents were left and pleasant
evening was spent.-Dr f. NJ. Kent Is con-
fined to his bed threatened with bilious
fcver.-S. d. Farr is confined to his house
with luinsy.
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r. $. Taft presiding. Charles Merrill has
rented apartments in the Hill house. -
Grading for the track to the now engine
house is nearly completed.
WATERVlLLE.
Miss Nina Mann is attending school in
Montpelier. Rev. Mr.. Bragg and wife
have gone to Manchester to stop with their
son through the winter. Rev. l.. b. Ten
noy of Essex will lecture at the Union
church Thursday evening. The village
schools commenced Monday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stafford Putnam as teachers. The lee.
ture last Wednesday evening by Rev. Mr..
Nanton was worry good Mrs. A. l.. Lara
way and Miss Anna Smile are in Burling-
ton for a few weeks. Rev. Mr.. Nanton of
Morrisville will preach Mt the Union church
next Sunday. j. V. Stevens has his new
office completed. Officers for the
Union Sunday-school are; superintendent,
V. 7. Lock; assistant superin tendent and
secretary, Miss Corelia Brown; treasurer,
Mrs Eva Mann; librarian, George Maurice;
organist, Mrs. +. H. Shattuck. A Junior
Endeavor society was organized Sunday
with u members.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MON T PELlER

Assistant Judges Lance Of Cabot and
Jones OF Watsfield were a. the court hous|
Thursday, signing commissions for about
$50 notary publics throughout the county,
and Sheriff Howe Of Northfisld was therl
appointing his deputies.
j, \. Kelton has bought out the inter
est o. a. S. Sparrow in the EXCHANGE
hotel.
Rev. o. NJ. Boutwell, has set in place al
the Vermont Methodist seminary nic|
cabinet OF we'll mounted Indian relics, conn
prisng 600 specimens of his own collecting
lis presented them to the seminary last sum-
mer.
Assistant Judges T. II. Lance and Charlie
f Jones have appointed these notaries putt
lie in Montpelier for the ensuing two yeard
T. j. Deavitt, Joel II. Lucia, &. w. Wing
p. H. Hinkley, NJ. f. Smile, II. W. Kemp
q. o. Stratton, T. Il. Gordon, G. W. Leslio
F. l. Laird, II. n. Taplin, James I. sabn
F. +. Smith, Stephen Thomas, William n
Dewey, Charles Dewey, D. c. Houghton|
Edward Dewey, w. Arthur Jones, II. MI
Cutler, George L, Holden, l., H. BixbyI
j. q. Wing, David +. Powers, y. w. Fer1
rim.
Bailey avenue has been extended through
the land OF Fred l.. Laird and the }. WI
Brock pasture, and the same recorded, th|
village paying Mr.. Laird $500 damaged
Cliff street has also been extended through
the c. w. Selinas pasture. This and thu
following new streets have just been record
ed; Sibley avenue from Barre to Sabii
street; Sabin street, from Sibley avenue Il
Seminary hill Foster street, from CharlsI
to Sabin street, Harrison avenue, frorl
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Odd Fellows of Swanton are talking
Of erecting building to contain much
needed lodge room and an opera house.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. F. w. Comings and her sister, Miss
Lydia Hardy, have returned to their home
in North Troy.-Mrs. Pease from w olcott
who has been visiting at &. Perley's has
gone to Montgomery. Mrs. Manley Car
penter is visiting at her son Fred's at
Enosburgh Falls. Laura Leahy has
gone to Richford to learn dressmaking.
FLETCHER.
Rufus Kinsley and daughter Amy Of
Lowell visited here recently. Milan Deuel.
commenced years work for III. Giddings
e. Son OF Fairfax December lie. d. Ellis
is little better. -George w. Lee and son
Harry of Bonville, Mass, visited L. c. Lee
a few days since.-L. c. Rice has engaged
to run the engine in w A. Noyes' mill at
Cambridge. Arthur Kezer has rented
rooms over the new store and made his first
trip over the new mail route Thursday
r. A. Montague has repaired his shop quite
extensively. There was social dance at
Harry Spaulding's Friday night.
The inhabitants of the west part of the
town are petitioning for post office in dis
trict No. s. locally known as "Niggsr Hol-
low. Mrs. Stuart is in Cambridge caring
for Mrs. G.. w. Lee. who is i'll at the home
Of her father, DR.. Morgan. Miss Jennie
Carpenter is teaching school In Swanton
this winter.-Mrs. Lottie Gibbs Of st.
Johnsbury Is visiting friends in town. -
Fletcher supports only four schools this
winter. The teachers are: No. !, Byron
Leach; No. 2, Miss Ladue; No 6, Miss
Moran; No. 8, Miss Montague. The stage
leaves at 1880 a. m. and A 80 p. IN. and ar
rives about noon and p. N.
FRANKLIN.
The box party at town hall last week for
the benefit of the band was a success, and
the band will give a similar entertainment
this week. Frank Briggs OF Burlington,
who has spent the summer in Hot Springs,
Dakota, is in town for a few weeks Mrs
George Titemore goes to Montreal this week
for medical treatment. Mrs. James Wilder
is convalescing. e. w. Butler and wife of
Cambridge are in town.-Sleigh hing Is fine,
and 1t is being generally improved.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
George Wright has rented his farm to
Frank Tevyaw for one year.-Mrs Thomas
O'Hsar has returned from the hospital at
Burling ton. Mrs. Edward Tarbel has re-
turned from Kansas-Ths Congreg a ional
Y. r, c. L. S. have formed Ladies' Aid
society which will meet with Mrs W. s..
Wright Wednesday afternoon.
HlGHGATE.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Congregational church Wednesday evening
for the benefit Of the pastor, Rev. Z. j.
Ranslow.-R. D. Mcclure has rented his
farm and moved into f. b. Spooner's house
at the Centre. II. b. Webster OF 6helburne
is visiting friends in town.-The revival
meetings at the Methodist church are kept
up with considerable interest. Mrs. CLARK
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Barney E. Mead OF Jericho filed in the
insolvency court his petition as insolvent
d .btor Wednesday afternoon.
Il. A. Lawrence, formerly Y. NJ. C. A,
State secretary OF Vermont, and now con-
nectsd with the New England Evangelistic
association, Is holding revival meetings in
Underhill. Rev. George w. Morrow Of
West Randolph has been assisting in the
singing.
HlNESeURGH.
The county convention OF the Y. p.
8. c. f. will be held here December 8, in
the Congregational church. Entertainment
TO all attending will be afforded at the par
Tors OF the Methodist church. R. A. Corey
OF Lincoln, Mob. 10 In town.. f. Mead
has sold his dairy OF IL cows to Charles
Weed for $50 q hsad. "A Wertheim has
gone to Boston with 35 oows--The cream
cry paid 81 % per cwt. for October milk. -
Joseph Landon has purchased of r. A.
Corey IL acres OF land adjoining Mr.. Dow's
land, and Jacob Gebregs has bought the
Corey homestead and 80 acres Of land. -
There was pleasant wedding at the resi-
dencs Of Marcus Burritts, whom their daugh-
ter, Viola, and Quincy Thurston of Hun
tington were united in marriage
At the annual mer' ng OF Cummings post
q. A. H., held ial a'urlay afternoon
there was an attenia s'.a. 40 and
the following officers wei sd: Hiram
@. Russell, commander, james A. Davis,
senior vice-commander; George A. Clark,
junior vice commander; a. G. Jodoin {;
quartormasteri l.. l. Brownson, adjutant,
Wesley 9. Smith, chaplain; A. II. Weed;
surgeon; James Millham. officer OF the day /;
Peter Barrar, officer OF the guard; j. A.
Davis, delegate. Gen. r. s. Peck Camp 8.
OF V. esctsd the following officers satur-
day evening; VIII q. Miilham, captain :
NJ. d. 1illsy, first Lieutenant; NJ. b. Forbes,
second. lieutenant Charles Kipyon, E. J,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

Eugene Lavigne cut his thumb nearly Off
at the first joint with an axe recently
John Hawrican Is in New York on II two
weeks trip. John Anderson mas sold fine
young horse to Mr.. Enright OF Alburgh.-
Henry Hazen, jr., is In Montreal visiting
friends Miss Della Hyde is visiting in st.
Adams, Miss Ora Hubbard returned to
School commenced In districts No. and
4 Monday. Miss Gertrude Ladd teaches the
former and Miss Della Hyde the latter. -
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
D. Petit died last Friday after a short III
ness. The funeral was from the house Sun
day ut 10 O'Clock q. DR. G. b. Hy de
has rented John Iudhope's new house and
will open hospital in the spring.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Tbs county commissioners OF Orange
county have appointed the following liquor
agents: T.. Fl. Allen, Bradford; Alon2o
Noyes, Chelsea; r. w, Chamberlain, New
bury; Charles f. Avery, STAFFORD; John
H. Felch, Topsham; j. Clark Smith, West
Fairlee; j. NJ. Perkins, Williamstown.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Callahan have goue to
Hanover, n H., to work for X. ". Morse
w. b. Wall returned Thursday from II
few days trip in New London, Boston and
elsewhere. cd. d. Davis of Montpelier was
in town Wednesday. C. Brigham 81 Co.,
are shipping an average of Il cans Of cream
daily to their Boston house. E. i. Evans
will succeed himself as town liquor agent
for the coming year.
G.. +. Gould of Boston has boon in town
a few days.-Mrs. Silas spauldng and
daught visited in Barre Friday. The la
dies of the Christian church gave boiled
dinner and hash supper in their vestries
Thursday. The ladies Of tho Episcopal
church held pleasant socnble with Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Dubois Thursday evening.
Fred Bryant has moved into tho tenement
vacated by Mrs. Jennie Steveua on Central
street.
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ALBURGH

DR.. Ladue returned home from Mont
peier Monday afternoon, the goth. He is
slowly recovering. The people are again
cxclled over the prospects OF new railroad
through this section, running from ST.
Hyacinth, T. g., through the county to Bur-
lington or some other point. This is the re-
port, and surveyors are surveying q route
through this town.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTESAND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Ninooski Valley, Villages up Sor.h,
Along otter Creek and by the Chores
owhite River Covered by Special Re-
porters.