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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Tie Blue Mountain Create company OF
South Eyegato f1n1o Heavy shiprc.nt %
Btoao Weat recently.
Tha Dupont MsnufectuFing company
will AID new machinery to its plant ct s..
Johns5ury.
OF this 1t5 civil casas now upon tho
iociiot c. ths Caledonia Couaty Court IS
are divorce cases.
The Carpcate- LaNle company OF st.
JoAn,b0ry r.po. % -,nC ro4euLa Tor ia lathe
arc now penc.aE Is thre4 European couu-
t.Ins.
the r. cFato Granite company OF South
Ryesato uill work tIe immense stone re
Geatiy taken from the mountain INTO . sal
dicr's ponune4t, 10 be crocted TT Gettys-
burg, re.
Three ts9usari dcliaro for tho plaintiff is
the verdict OF tho jerry in the Caledonia
County Court il tia case OF Danney, cd mr.,
"a. 81. JoANsLnrv and Lake Casmpiain
Railroad comPaa- 70 recovsr damages for
ne death OF ar hlcharcs o, blr.y.
Van Dyke & Lon Of McIr1os Falls
have s0i their lumber on tie cas- siia Of
Bath mountain 10 the Bath Lumber com
ranY. The company now owns ab VI /, =
O00 600 feet Of lumber on the mountain,
which !, will take about three years to saw
Iug-
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and her sou-in-law, John Burke, TOOK piacs
at the Irish Catholc Church Sunday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. Mrs McGrath was Born
in Ireland in 1905 aud came to this country
ia 1857; MIR burhe was also born In Ire and
iu 1921 and cane to this country in 1896
since which time thoy have heon reaideGia
OF Winooslii. Dennis GeGratb Of LUDLOW
and Mrs. Eliza Croces OF Athol, lIGss., were
homs to attend tue funeral OF their mother.
John Enrk died ThursdGy morning ut hia
late residence On Malictts Bay avenue.
J. c. Platt hao moved to ~ Grant street,
BURLINGTON.
George Kennedy is moving into tho
Graves houss on Spring street.
II. J. Cotton. our LEGAL wood denlcr, lost
fiagsr aud made an ugly cash on another
while using q circular saw. Drs @. W.
Peck and j. d. Tennor Grsssed tia wound.
hlr. and Mira. W. Fl. Robinson havs
son.
Michael Darron's plc~o was searched Sst-
uydey evening by sheriff E2oves, WHO
seized a ouautity OF baer end whigkey.
Willic Ward AMI John plooS wcat through
the thin ice whilo sAat,DG on th2 rivor Tues
day. Alarm was Givon by William fincka,
who was skating near by, TO Joan Kirby
and Henry Duhus who soon rendered as
sistanse. Word was rescued with but lit
tie difficulty, but Pioof LAD heoomo uncou
scious and driftcd under tho ice aud caugnt
his chin on tho ice which prevented his
floating down slroam. Mr.. Dubuc took
| Kirby by tha feet mud slid him out on the
leo to where he could reach liooTJ collar
/ and drag him ashore. Tho Dogs were takon
| to the nearest house Ploot wcs uncon5cious
On hour and halt ard 1t YVES with the
ereatest difficulty that his iife was saved az
| tor being rescued.
| The infant sen &c William IL. and Eta
Robinson died Monday.
| WESTfORo.
L. II. Myers has rental the Freeman
farm near Esrcx Junction. Mss May Raw
son is visiting at L. IL. Batts'. key. Mr.
| Fay % Sharon preached 10 tie C0ngreGa-
! toDal church Sunday. NJ. St.bhps of
! Underhill is TO hold L meeting in tho school
touse in district 40. Trid1T eyeoin..-
Charles Morgan ha, rentol a farm in Cam
bridge. -lrviuE Gilbert aai Ella Bates were
married Dccc n1ber 15.--Jnmes Rogers dioa
Saturday Tno funeral was hold on Tuos-
day at 10 a. m.
John Eydc wishes it understood that he
is a single man go fnr as he is able to ascer-
tain. j. T.. stones son, WHO has ben i'll
With congestion OF tho lungs, is better. -
Noses T. Longe isquite ;ia@.
IVES MILTON.
Mr.. William Fhrlp1 end daughter o!
Michigan arc visiting frierda hees, Mrs..
| Miuot Smith has gene TO Moh-.c hor for Z
! vis.:.-There is to lie family Chrisgma,
tr-o at @. ". Granro.'s Saturday nigga. 80
Mrs. A. 4. Hsrr.cl IS a%pcctal Eoria lrcn
the Wet THO veog 49, H~ran McGrf is 50 fai
recovered tnst nc u 4 1charged from th'
t hosnita! and Is visittrr at Nr Ehe.gG' -
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Fred Noffit Of saudgsts caught lynx On
q spur Of the Equiuex mountain g. few days
ago.
Mrs. Warner Hurroe of shaftsbury
Jumped fr0m moving train in Bsnnlug ten
and broke her leg.
A large numbar Of the leading military
men in the State have bean invited to tho
ball to be given by the Bennington rifles In
the library hall December 80.
In tho Bsnningtcn County Court the
case OF Merritt Il. t". 1ca!nst danes Il.
Rcund, for aiisEatIJ. " 'o's affections, ia
now being tried. H. w.. rod .onco
in the County Court, Wa. s.,-l got 500
damages. Il Was then ta&,l to the Su-
preme Court and by it returned to tina
County Court. Tho case will probably
take seYeral days.
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RANCOLP3.
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Tit, Rutland shops are reported as work
lux 5ht-pour time.
Fouigrey Is considering The aIvis2b.Iity q
icrtuf her streets By electricity.
Ho..yt Pierson OF Fairhnvea fell from
staging ccroas t wooden horse, breaking two
O. t.- r.Jy.
~us docket OF the Supreme Court OF Rut-
land coun ta!n5 5 cases. The term com
NE ce5 January 49,
Farmers 10 so,.s OF the mountain towns
o. Nu.ant county are annoyed by some
largo al mal, which kills sheep swine and
dogs.
b. :. Capen Of Brandon has just booked
an order Scr corrotine from abroad, lie
has recently increased the capacity OF his
ll@a..
The comptroller of the currency has sp-
proved reserve agents for national LGrks,
iac I'd .. the Merchants National bahk et
Rutland.
TIE New England Telephone company
RS. list completed a metallic circuit BE-
tween lair Haven and Rutland b. the way
CT Casueton.
{. Il. Emerson IS negotiating with sever
Al Nutlaud concerns in the epdeaVOT to ess
tlbllsh the n aHutacture OF his boomerang
gun at that point.
LuWQru a. Drown, formerly q motel
keeper al Poultnoy, went " est q few years
ego and proepeged. He IS at pres mt build
Ing a hotel in Cnicsso that will cost $780,
QUO.
The Vermont Marble coIppauy's quarry
in Clarendon Is proving a very valuable one.
Two varieties Of marble watch have never
be. ore baen found in this country OF in Eu-
rope are found Lere in large quantities, aud
are Of great value. John Z. Reynolds has
I purchased tGo quarry north OF that OF the
Vermont Marble COMPANY, and Wal 5oon
commence active operations.
TLs Rutland insurance company has aeen
/ recently organized and the following dlreo-
! tors and officers elected: William H. Hub-
| bard. presldeut: Chester Earmepter, vices
president; Thomas j. Browne secretary;
| ElhridEe n. Suck, assistant secretary;
/ Lockwood barrett, treasureri William s..
| Smith, insurance expert, and William L.
Perment,r, chemical expert, The western Of
Ace viii be in Chicago. Tbs company viii
oommencs business by January l. Its capi-
tai is placed at 800, 600.
BENSON.
Miss Julia Kellogg, who teaches in the
grammar department OF the Glovsrvllls,
N. ", graded school, is home for the holi.-
DAYS. Frank Kellogg, who attends Rev.
d. l.. Moody school at NortRdeld, Mass,
Ii here for the holidays. DR.. y. {. Noble,
house surgeon in Flower hospital, New
York, is expected home. -Tae drama on
titled "Ihe Last Loaf, - with farce, ~
Picked up D.un0r" given BY the Epworth
league Thursday evening, was a
success. Friday evening it viii be
repeated IN Orwell, undsr the aus
picel OF IL, Orwell Citizens band. -
A sermon was read in the chapel sunday
morning BY Mrs. Dr.. Il. Il. Joues--Rev.
q. l.. hates viii Preach at the ConGregn-
tiopnIist church next suuday.-Ars Id
ward Maranyille died Sunday morning at
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Tho Willard Manufacturing company OF
St. AIbaus ia ruariuS lG5 hands.
The OLD tAnnoSy property at Richford
will he converted into = blacksmith shop.
Post a. Il. Hrrihurt G. A. Il. OF st.
hlbans has elected T. vs.. llcGottricS com
nanGCr.
Superintendent Jared Crane hes taken
charge OF tho ST. AlDap5 Electric Light ana
Power compaCy's plant.
Batersted academy will receive a legacy
Of 500, 900 this month FROM he estate Of
Sarah Brigham OF Boston, who died last
ApiI.
An engine whee! fell on Edward Fortunes
leg at the Central Vermont machine shops
in st. Adams, December IL, crushing the
bones above the ankle.
Tie ST. Adams Gas works we're partly
burUcd on tie sht Of the 10Th. The f:e
WAS caused by deteotive pipe. Tho losu
is NOT heavy.
The vtricus inaust7iai about Righgate
secm to 10 on55ying prosperous rua. The
.cythe factory turns OF about 1000 dogsns
o; scytaea Sna 5000 d2aous Of oioSles yearly
The foundry Is cur1i@g out about 800 stoves
OF one kind ger anpuni.
Judge Start has sigusd the report which
SSAlls ipi q 10 loJ. 10 ilc Ol
the roads of Swanton. This action IS il ac-
eordauco VITA law which provides that
an ovsr-buriened town may call on the
State for help il main taintng 1T roads.
Among the importatons ut tho port of
st. Adams during tho menth Of November
were the following items: 1899 tons OF hay,
G030 buahsls OF peas. 53j0 ha'hss of bar
ley, 3i34 bushels OF rosns IL, $50 dozen of
eEG,, 1880 sheep, 1l,a14 pounds OF wool,
II. 600 030 shingles, 1,0Uo. 900 feet Of ium-
Der, Clio bushels OF turniQs and 81 horses.
MONTGOMERY.
| Mrs. w. B. Clrpp aud daughter Louise
have gone 10 Boston to spend tes ho'idaJs.
The village Schools closed fsiday and VIII
have II three weeks vacation. Folk lay
ender has enseged room over Z. .. Par
ksr's store, where he will do bSrbering fri
days-Mrs. Dslphus datas Is quite H. -
Rev. Mr.. Angel will supply tho pulpit a
the Methodist church fer the present -
There will bs a Christmas trso at the hal
next Saturday evening. The Spool aet
Bobbia company viii soon put In new en-
CINE and boiler.
EAST RERK3HlFE.
s..s Turner and family have moved tc
Ia II = 20, -
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Tho Vineuskl valley, Villages M North,
Aloug otter Creek and by the Shores
ofU hlto G.iyor Covered by Special Ho-
poTtcps.
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CEOSBUTGH,


Rev. G.. F. ray supplied the pulpit at
Memorial church tho 18th SUNDAY
school VIII have thsie Ceri7tmas exercises
on Monday evening. --The First Gocgrosa-
tlonal church las invited Rev A. A. Smith
Of Glover to supply their pulpit for two
Inonth9. W. u. asset WI return from
us "Iua'rs viap .uo A'y 90 ,,..1
IVES. EoosIursh tho 22d and 43d The
poxt p,rsting If the Raading club viii lie
hold n, Dsnro, y = nov1;s Snbiect
nE1I,c,rjc,,v ,,yhs town r,u.;cal nssocio
tion bovs ,yeel,Iv roba,re,ix Mt Fnoatur,h
Foil, ,r,norotcrv tn oiviny , ,ub,ic concort
I,.er Il II pidrod obori.tar at NenorInl
church ia ths director
,1,,o
-
MI ena MIS-. y. I. Aeaoh are spendine
Tue "'it"er CT a uIl""..' -@Hh'-'A'S iniiie
ba6yea Is 'eech'nS '"' ScAo0i ht 9Lee's
corners --AFthur hoaSseao' teh ana
"naps Ausll1' eva etLa sumner anu arc
Attending schooi AZ baNpFShe'u' anu NE ''e
fe'toh AZ Enosour%h fal;'-n' I. ''heioon
mas lnoVen 10 Dskcrah-id' - &c "uh"AJ-
scAooi OF tie Aeihoit't c"H'eA VIII maze
Str!' mag 'feo SATURDAY evening - MRS. W.
". hsaG .ag Aat reformed 10 -,eV DIRK city
"'SS A""p '.-"iiS ~ ,.''aii,.S ioi I've
v,if. hays ,.or, - Rn,,on yor tns lyintor 49,
Miss Faanie .obb wos buried "Wednesday,
mixing tho tAiri ono that he. died ia th.t
iaujiy Of typhoil fever within a few
wseks.-It il cyp.cted Tint lie uoyror for
Tho electric lights OF Svaatsn viii ps taken
rom the water power here.
e,yn.rON
Inc work OF p2tHA& 10 th9 man io' ms
cis'rlcO 40 Is :o.NS On. 9'S-lh"A iron
pipe IS "r' = n'' IL 10 se.ec'ihtn are pc
n"'nS 10 D'?lh WORK on the creek roA1 a.
sepM ~ ,@a hAf"h IS .f0zan' - ~ Fosa WIN
VS. ''-'''- N,-"I' '"o Ltp' ."r '+'-'0"cS 0l
). 90, nv - - go " al '' IN 1"'-
roi,,t,l co,n,,,s-i,oe- rs. ,,o,y II, orl,at in
tne A~.,no hut,1in- orc,,,eI bv tho J3ail
Broa il hv fer tha fs.,+ n.tsbli,bn,o,t q,
,1a XIII ti,f cranto, 90, to,,to nv Tho
int,ri.,, q.,i.E !. j., No ,,ot,,rr} ,ood With
r,.,ti.' a,,',.,t,r, o.i 49, a,+,,,.s .,,,,
iirh+al ,gits ,,,,, ie, WOO
if tI,' yi,iacs rnsr.,,,,. I,r, 1Tnnreot.r oven.
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| dHastet, W. burroughs Cudpla'hi - w
Carpenter surgeon, A, W. Edwards Off
Ger OF the day, John Jackson officer OF
tho guard, Horatio Ellsworth.
In accordance with the provisions OF an
act entits6, An act incorporating the I'm
| dsrhll Graded School district. the legal
voters OF tho old school Districts No j in
Underhill, and No. Q in Jericho, met at the
Academy hall in Underhill, Tuesday, even
ing December 10, and organized by the APP
posntnont Of the following officers: Amos
G. Humphry, moderator; Truman b. Bar
nev, clerk DR.. A. T. Burdick, "A. G.
Humphry and Ira HawlSy, prudential com
mitteo; George e. Tcrrill, collector aud
treasurer; J. j. Monahan, l.. Fl. Chspin and
Ira W. Thorr, auditors; T. Is. Barney,
agent to defend and prosecute suits Pro-
vision was also made for maintaining the
different grades Of schools by tax on tho
grand list.
COLCHESTER.
S. c. Morse on the sick list. #. L.
Parsons left for Bassctt, Iowa, on the 18th.
| Mrs. Hawesoy 10 quito i'll with threat
trouble. Mr.. and Mrs Moultop, WHO have
been visiting at d. Y. Huntress', left for
their homo GA Wednesday -Thoro will bo
Christmas exercise at tho Congregational
church on Monday evening, December 26.
--Mrs. j. IL. Parsons frcrn Saranao Lake,
n. Y. has been visiting ut Z. l.. Parsons.
Mr.. Wheolocs from Milton hos bsen en-
gagged to teach the winter term ia district
No. ~.
Mrs. II. S. Stanley, who has boon whit
Ing her father, A. Irieh, returned to her
home in st. Adams Saturday. Mrs. J. f.
! Parsons, who has bsen visiting at +. L..
Parsons, has returned.--d. L. Newton ha.
the frame of his new house raised. "A
Cbristnas coucert will DO hs.d at tho Con
Fresatiouel church next Sunday evening"
Tho temperance meating, which was to havo
boon held On Tuesday evening, Is postponed.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
reading room and gym ssium room
have been opened at Essex Junction. a.
II. Beach has bsen chosen president OF the
organization. They have secured room
formerly used as an ofsce By the granite
works, end it las been nicely fitted up and
supplied with liSht., proper furniture aud 4
Eoed .upply OF papers, magazines. books
c.d Garrss, where cur people can spend n
pleasant evening. II Will 10 opened dad
well warmed during the day and evening
Travellers ard strangers, who ere compelled
TO await trains or stop over in town .Nr II
fsU bcurs, ere cordially invited to visit our
reading room.
Misses Margaret and Janet Harmon from
She.hHTne spent Sunday at DR.. Ferrin's -
About 81 attended tho social Friday oven
irg, given at Mr.. S. A. Brownelrs. After
light refreshments had bacn served, u DE-
Nshyful enteFtGir ment consisting OF readin =
from Lens fel!ov's poems mud Staging, was
en owed, --Mis3 Lena Brownell il at hem
from her school in Mauch9at,r for a fe W
weeks vacation.
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ort,, , ,,,.o,,iro s,,u.cp1 , lo,r o,d
.'.i., ,,,.,,.,ta..,,.r,, Nr. y r ra,,.,I..',
,,,J ,,,l, lf.l,l--. .,, ,..t,,n., Lor fo,Lir j.,
4t Joh,.i,,,,, Mr., D- pl,rci~ri taa
rrt,,r,.,, ~, n.~st,', --.rre a 81 part
i,o.,.,.,., -, ,,,.,i ,f,,. o,:,,.-,
C,,,,e, t,r,.,, al ri9rrv ff.,,l.,- ava
homo r,nn, e,,,o..s 2iysr Tor .rroa
vee.., ,rco,.a~'..r u. ro5c inlI.
ro,.o.,io,.,s ~, LIDO ltn'.,. 4ntrr1,,,'.-
p W ri..o.,,,,, 80 l,,r,b,,,, p ~ '',o
- bot,l
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ESSEX COUNTY.

4 now turbine whoa! and rim of stone
have boon sst u a. tie DAVID Haynes gr.st
mill st I:.Gni Ioad.
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CN4TTENDEN COUNTY.
IlNpERHlLI

At a special .ncssiaE OF II. L. Bostwick
post No. 60, the following officers were
elsctad, Commsndsr p, L gsrul senior
Siee-oommsnder, All. Sherman jua!sl
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

EoTEs AND GOSSIP or DolNGSl IN TAE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

Freeman Bohonon OF Chelsea fell upon q
crosscut saw, which he was carrying recent
j., cutting 10 gasAe5 in his neck and face,
narrowly missing tne iusu!er vein.
Elliott BrotherO, the granite company,
have purchased the new stone sheds for pot,
iaiirg, etc, built by Edwerds Brothers 81
Jackgnan AZ Wiiianstowu. They will add
new polishing machinery.
WEST RANDOLPH.
MISC Florence Brooks is home from Wei
lesley college for the holidsys.--1he ladies
OF the Methodist church held a sale and
sdpper Friday afternoon, December 19.--S
Il. Brooks IS putting water motor in
operation in his pumping aho2.
a. l.. Morse was quite severely injured
al the Green Mountain gtock farm, Friday,
by piece OF an iron ring striking him in
The back. II. Smith AND wife are in
Boaton. The question of tho town liquor
agency wa decided Friday in favor OF E. Z.
EvnhF.-ILe graded school closed Fri1al
for two weeks vacation. Miro. Sara
gcrrill of Breintree, Mass, is visiting rela
tives in town. Gilman Chsmbernn Left
Saturday for New Haven, Gem, where h
vlll speno'a .ow days before going to Nv
York.
q S. N3ulton left Monday for New Norl;
to spend few days.--Ino churches uni.yI
/ ard assisted by the Axiom Concert company
/ NclI q pralse service 4 tho Christian church
! Sunday evening. Miss 4. y. Hood or Nsw
| YORK is the guest Of c. Y. Monitor. -f;ev.
! @r Hazsn OF Northhsld exchanged pulpi.s
with V. NJ. Hardy sunday.
RANCOLPI.
J.B. ADAM little son has tho scarlet fever,
D. W. -tIos and Il. J. Rood are havinf
an arbitration wi.h Judge Adams and /.
blodssts as srhirrators. Il. &. Lillis
rnovicG in with C.. Logan. TIE L. V NJ
Case club VIII furnish music FOR chs CLOSING
/ e:,erriaes o. the Normal s-hooi.--J. G.. Manu-
lea. "a force Of u.en numbering Il RoXbury.
NY. ~ Rogers is b,ac4anitEinS for s. Z.
/ N.l o.--.lra HtGn.ey AMI s7n Of North
Ear55lpY Will spend the winter with Ler
Setter, Nrs. 4. Tracy. -Caare5 Far OF
Granville tools Possession OF the Weston
iarin is. week
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH l+EEO.

Frani, Healer came nome Saturday from
burlington to spend the holidays. Singing
scheol commenced Wednesday evening, with
teacher from Swanton. School began III
d.strtct No. last Monday, with Miss Min
no Dixon teacher. w illiafn Gtaiey moved
FROM Milton last week into one OF Mr.. Cor
bins houses. Lucas Dual moves 10 Eur-
hngton soon. ---lud Gals moves soon to the
John Phelps place. --Jo Larose has now
arrival; IT'S hoy.-A free for ali stallion
rnce for Grand I,lc and South hero viii
take place January -, ice AID weather per
nitting. DO White goes 10 work OF toe
Red Rock quarry in Burlington oop.-lIey
is selling for $l9 ton.
NOR RI HERO.
James Dold aad No!lia Newton were
married last thursday by Rev. G. h. Hyde
After tho cerenony the happy couple stert-
ed for Montreal, where they will spend 81
Week.-Mrs. Jessie odds is homo from Bur
lingtop. William Dodis is c.erkins in Bur
iinston.--Miss Nartha Knight is home
from Swauton. --Oscar Knight is Attending
school in st. Adams. schools commenced
in district Nos / and 3 last M)uaay "itl
Miss ilic1ley AZ teacher in tho former aud
Fanny Town IA tAe latter.
ISIS MOTIF.
Tho lake ia frczan over fer tho fret
time thin year. School commence in di9-
trict No. Ia't Monday with N. b. Rock
well as teacher School closed last Friday
in district No. for two weeks vacation.
Miss M. f. Hall is hon9 on n vacation. -
Quarterly meeting services were held Sat
urday aud sunday in the Methodist church.
Presiding Elder Boutwell, otiiciatsd. - Mrs.
william Loop is very seriously i'll. Frank
Fill has 1u Office ut Mrs. Lorxdeil's.
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CAMB1iCGE.
Neal Gri,wold ard Clara attended the
wsAding OF j. 4. watkins and Mss Lotto
Marsh ut She!ca tho 1lth. After & short
trip Mr. md Mrs. Watkins are to re.iao in
town. William HasseGt Of Enosh4rGh anu
Miss Cora Davis OF this place were married
at her home November 10 Leland n;earns
o, Cambridge aad Abbia Balcn OF 5yde
Park were married December l4t4. --1ames
Hubbard - able 20 ride out. Mrs. CEer.-s
biXuf died last week. She leaves q bus
band ana Lu!Ater. About - OF the
young p'oDis OF ,his place ga7. Ruth Whit
comb surrrisa, II Icing nor a Birch
Day, Light re.rashmcnts we're served ard
a Jolly timo was enjoyed by all. -Uaorge
Wells has rstuTned from a "trip to Caanas.
Warner lodge, +. and \. ~, Lc'd = han
qusc ct the American Eouse January o.
{. A. Weston has petition Ia +. -.
Twltcheii Z; Co. . dry goods eatouHaom9at
in 50. Alhnns and will ioave inr tRst place
January l-M. .. John Leonard is very IL,
with bur little hopes Of he- rscs very. -Hrs,
+. G. Luce returaed to Waterbury Mop-
day. The Congregational SuGaay school
have a Chriatn4as tree aud exsro,as Monday
evsaing. = rank Eeyro!Ls i3 holao Ter the
holidays. sire. =. =. Ballard eul two chill
ia CAs "a A-e-s ~ 'tN~l- - - ~ N-'s VIVA
Mr. and Nrs j.. {. Griswo.d. - Toward
Watkins aad wifc 9tpsos % sraad the win
ter vita marie daughter ia the Il :sy 49,
Mr. ruG LIZ. Jo4a Tracy have = pri baby
-Cheriea CG,ea c: J,sc;ra, 04t, ~ visit
iIR friends here. -. DO churches If this p see
ero 10 observe Chfis.nas vita euprotret9
exercises eEd t"ess. g. bart C"uyelU ia
gore into the bee tC5iuAss dis 'iNril
l.arr bee of JohLoen is Visiting at {, A.
Otef's. fa"avlu5 o...a,r, arc e.yo,ea
for Tic y. F. :, /. IT,; l.yss1'ne. i. =.
Watkins; yica.peeHdsnt &y:ne BaGari
secretary, Cara Gr.4aai1; -Poaiia-
sacr tary, L aie fmitt; treasurer. =. r.
qLoaiso; orona,st, 5.:a'l s4s,4.~-TAos-er
Edwards died I,i;7r Gccains Of teati
t.ouD.e. Iao funeral 1.~5 lell Oh -ee1Ay
ct hi. late rcsileucr. .Ir. E40evas o. lie
from Eaglaa4 III l.3. ~ r. wo4aiHs 'r'p
end h,s spent al his iou; Ut' 3a tae .@crl
wharo ne 5iel. Ha !,ay4a . wife, o4- s.stJ.
ana one brother. Ashton, r3s grandson
haa lived with aim s!aca la f-.a,r's da-tl
nearly 20 year ego.
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ISIS LA NOTE.


The new building of the foundry COM
pany at Morrisvilie Will 10 utilized es e
machine SHOP.
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ORLEANS COZ MY.

NE w On ,
H. II. Caswol has purchased of J. t.
Shepley a lot on Eastern avenue and will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-22

IS. Turner and family have moved to
Moffatt's mill at Montgomery to run the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-22
BAl<ER6FlELD.

Taere are 1917 students registered at Frig
hatnls academy, -+Tho.s are 80 be sS"rtises
aud tree at the 4letkoaHb church Christ
mas eve. -aNr. Powers, ths horso trainer.
has sevsrsi feet ones ia Ms cArs now and
expects two more tbia week Col. II, T..
Brig is in Now York this wosk on bust
noes, AIRS. Mosrs,, widow OF tho late John
Moore, died on Friday and was buried from