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VERMONT NEWS,
Continued from the 9th page.

Alburg Centre the ith and Sth insts
The death has been announced of Mr.
Fred l.. Ladue. Saturday morning. in Beck
mantown, n. Y, the home of his earlier
days, after protraCted illness occasioned
from paralytic stroke originating during
his term as town representative during the
last Legislature His remains were brought
to Alburg for burial, where he has been u
successful practitioner of medicine for many
years The funeral service was held at the
home Of Mr.. Nelson Young Monday after
noon aud his body borne to its last resting
place under Masonic honors. Lafayette cem-
mandery. No. 3. of st. Albans being in full
attendance. with Rev H. r. Titus of Yer
gcnucs officiating as the Clergyman. He
was 81 years Of age and a graduate of Troy,
n. V. Medical college. He leaves many
mourning friends and relatives and four
vear-old son, who will remain with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Young James
MAY of Ontario. and Miss Lila Niles, were
married November 29.--The dance at the
Atlantic was a success. there being nearly
80 couples in attendance. George Crcller
and Miss Mary Honsinger were married
Wednesday, December 6.
ISLE LA MOTTE.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
next Sunday at the Methodist church. Rev.
L, o. Sherburne presiding elder, will Off
ciatc.
Services were held in the Methodist
church Thanksgiving day.-School closed in
district No. last Nedn -sday. Mr. l.. G..
Holcomb was the teacher Nelson F. Hall
of Helena, n. Y. is visiting in town. after
an absence Of - ycars.-Thcrc are several
cases of scarlet fever in town
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WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

NJ. j. Raymond, Irwin Richardson and
others have gone TO West Someryille, Mass.
TO work in a basket factory. The Sidney
Gage factory is running with a reduced force
of elp-Charles Rogers of Alstead is a new
clerk in the division ottice.--.N, H. Cook and
wife of Claremont, \. H., George l. Whit
ney Of Bradford, Mrs. Florinda and Miss
Walker Of Windsor were visitors in town
Thanksgiving day. The high school foot ball
eleven played the Vermont academy team
Thanksgiving Score II TO 0 in favor of the
visitors. C W and C. h. Labam offer their
business for sale. Charles has accepted a posi-
ton in New York city and the senior La
BAN will retire from active business life -
Frank Brown of New London, Conn. is in
town and has been quite Ill with the grip at
the home of his sister. Mrs. C.. L. Barber. --
). O. Spring sailed for Germany
last week. He viii he gone greater
part OF the winter visiting his SON in Dr2s-
den.
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STATE OF VERMONT J

STATE OF VERMONT The IIonora-
I~Tmcr OF cHTTEDEN, s. C Co li' to 5p' he
district Of Chit;cndcn.
To all persons interested in the estate of
| harinc Lynch. late OF Burlington. in said
district, deceased. GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned the 9Th day
january. ucNt for the settlement Of The ac-
punt Of the administrator of said estate,
|nd for decree OF the residue of the cs-
|te to lie heirs Of said deceased,
lnd ordered that public notice there
| be given to all persons interested in said Cs-
pie by publishing this order three weeks sue
SsiNely previous to the day assigned, il the
burlington in said district.
Therefore. You arc hereby notified TO appear
| the Probate Court rooms in Burlington. on
c day assigned, then and there to contest the
IoWance of said account, if YOU see cause,
hd to establish your right as heirs ana lawful
claimants Of said residue
Given under my hand. this cath day of Nov-
3uhcr, A. d. 1898.
JENNIE STACY, Register.
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Harriet A. Forbes Estate.

FATE or VERMONT, The Honorable
District OF CHTTTENDEN. the Probate Court
b. the District Of Chittendcn.
| To all persons Interested in the estate of
arriet \. Forbes, of Williston, in said dis
ret, GREETING:
IWhcrca-, application in writing hath been
PaGc 60 this Court by the guardian of said
gard for license to sell the whole Of the real
! tate Ut said ward, setting forth therein that
! a ward owns certain house and LOT in said
! llliSton. and that il would be beneficial TO
ID ward to sell the same and put the pro-
| eds thereof az interest.
| Aud thereuEou, said court appointed and as
Igned the @2d day of December, 1898. al the
Probate Court Rooms, ia said district. to
par and decide upon said Application and or
red that public notice thereof be given to all
|rsonS Interested therein, by publishing his
3der three weeks successfully in the Burling-
| N Free Press, a newspaper which cirCulatcs
the nelghhorhOod OF those persons interest
therein, all of which publications shall be
|eyou5 TO the lime appointed for hearing.
Ilhcretore, you are hereby notified to appear
fore said court. at the time and place afore-
Id, thenand there, in said court to object to
e granting Of such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand al the Probate Court
3ooms, this 9TH day Of December, A. d. 1858,
JENNIE STACY, Register.
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and wife spent their Thanks giving with
their parents in Waterbury. - Luna
b. Howe has returned home from her
school at Mortified and is keeping school in
district No. !; Miss Lizzie Maxwell of South
Fayston keeps in district No. ..
WEST BERLIN.
Ten inches of snow fell Sunday -Mrs
Mary A. Gilc is spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. W b. Worthing. Is
tella Robinson Of Moretown spent Thanks
giving at l.. Robnsons. her father; Jesse
Wiley and family of Morctown with Mrs.
Lucy Stiles, Mrs. Willeys mother; and Mr.
and Mrs. f. W. Haincs Of Cabot, Mr. and
Mrs. F. +. Gile and two children of Walden
and Mr.. and Mrs. George w Gile of
Pcachsm at w. b. Worthings HI. b.
Ayers has moved his goods into his new
store. "A goodly number of the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hewitt gave them sur
prise visit last Friday evening, it being the
10Th anniversary of their marriage.
PLAlNFlELD.
Mrs Ezra Russell of Essex Junction is
visiting relatives in town. Schools in town
commenced Monday Union services were
held in the Methodist church on 1hanksgiv-
ing day.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
WORTHWHILE,

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Cutler, Miss Pauline
Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coburn, Miss
Maud Coburn and Miss Bessie George of
Barre are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. f. VOL
cult
Lloyd, son of J. A. Robinson, and Lucille,
daughter Of f. 5. Robinson, are very i'll
with Group and pneumonia. The former is
hardly expected to recover. department
Commander G. W. Doty and Capt. Frank
Kenfcld, one of the trustees OF the Soldiers
Home. spent Sunday at that institution. -
Z. T. Fosters marble cutting business has
been purchased 10y parties who will take
possession about April Hon. Irving
Hardy Of Newark, Del, gave a Gne lecture.
The road to victory, at the town hall Fri
day evening. -Ihe winter term of school in
the academy and about town has commenced.
The school exhibition in the Darling dis
trict Thursday evening was a grand success.
Loon r. Daniels teaches in the Campbell
district this winter. Miss Campbell, who
ha, taught the school the past four terms,
has the school in the Cole district. -Orra G..
Hoyt OF this place and Miss Myrtle E. Ma
son Of Starksboro We're married at Water
bury Nov % by Rev +. W. Hnmblin. The
happy pair spent Thanksgiving with his pa
rents in Morrisville and are now enjoying
their honc,m 'on in Orleans county. IT is
expected that they will axe their home in
Monisville.
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Mary j. Berkley's Estate.

I'VE, the subscribers, having been appointed
/ the Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of ChittendeR, Commissioners 10 re
live examine and adjust the claims and de-
lands Of all persons against the estate Of Mary
Berkeley. late Of Milton, in said District.
ceased, and also all claims, and demands ex.
|hitcd in Offset thereto; and six months from
lid Court for that purpose, We do therefore
reby give notice that we will attend to the
|siness of our. appointmenG, az the residence
late Of Vermont. in said District, On the
|cond Tuesdays Of December and April next,
10 O'Clock ~. m, ON each OF said day..
dated thr ilI day Of ncCenhrr, lNci.
GLOhGE ASHLEY, commissioners.
AARON i. STORY, :
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0uticc.

900 .---,---,->----- ----~
/. ~ one is thinking about rev shoes for
|fal wear. J. G. Gricgs. 81 stowe st., Water
bury. VT, has a fine limo of new goods, eriaI.
ly adapted to fnll trade. Look them over.
You Nili be sure to find just what suits 20
|no matter how difficult on nre 10 dt. And
Eey! Are YOU Tim inG Of buying wing
bnachi Q this all: II so rene mher tirigrs sells
lie hi,e. Ii is She best machine in the
(xorId. everybody says so. Call and examine
khem. swift
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CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advances required
No advertisement taken which is less than
fourteen words two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONT PELlER.


frIuay AFTERNOON mary Mc''O'er"'
"hoSe sis'cr ~ ehiP'oycu au ule rNcH'nse
notei' came lhto 'u9 S'oIe oi ii"'IS -
0iauc 10 make purchase, As inc c'erh was
"a!lis on ner Sne SUM mo chail' toi,'-
pla,illnb Vi pun 9"ou. tiie n'pi'' ~ - -
p"5'g was c'i!eu puU "nen ie a'llN t'' sue
nu" lal'oi vi 'lo nooi' ",Iv S"1l o Y
OF "ico anu was ue"l' inc rUn3 was
t ,@ " rlie oiiuy. 'aNii,s i"OiiS Vi "
nan " i"Piin "n'ie IL was PioP9ii9 '"i 1"
'or
Benz f. Cohurn, father OF Hattie Coburn.
| mad warrant sworn ont ipf the arrest ol
served on him Wednesday and h. was
nIocod ,nder a 600 bonds to anpoo,. Mt the
| Sa,tonbar torn of court al Moutnelinr
Vorup Pell's m ,the,, sirrcd bis hoil and he
| * ,+ LARGO II is roroTted thoro are three
| otbn, si,,ii,,. ra,a,.s - troitino hin,
| Miss Mary Sinclair Of Snri,pfeld Mass
I.ss hoo,, tIo ,,nast of Niss {iyzia St;nson
for tbc nasf HneI,
Mis- Flor, Terriu Of 81 .Johnshurv is
scondiry har vacation with Mrs DR. Kenn
Thr catholic fair closed Friday eveninr
and was vnr,. ,uc,nssfi,1 Miss Mary Kello-
har received eold watch for selling the
loreo.t number If tirko+s large number
from Rorrn bovn ,ttal,lel the fair and =
g.oodly sum has been added to the fund for
the building of the new church.
pnoDr
"
l"I'eiS re'glNei rom " - COTE 40,
WIN NE nanny Iei' -" Gems az i"l
NoN 1hn':v'.S, a. give vi ''''i'
'aI. al "a '"eiG
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WIN irleiius'
WAT tRBURH.
Rev. Mr.. Emery, formerly of Stowe, was
i'll town thursday to conduct the luherhl SER
vices o, Mr. ira Mar'hail. Nj Huy b'yce
Oh Proctor spent thanksgiving AT nome
M jim mare u, Darre WAS the Gt'S' VI
MIS- " III NlcIolS ihur9i"E' --hiH' W e'i','-
ton Eager OF burlington Is VisllhS ncr
nao'her. Mi Amen IoWnG was p'''leu 'iI-
day ana MS WINS bryah spent
thanksgiving III "eSt han'olPh, -Ileralt'
ntrahahah mas 'on'lie'ea MS service LOT H.
T. boNce " son. ne annual meeting LOT
o ,, Fridov evening.
Miss Mae Wrislev is visiting relatives in
Burlington. Miss Emma Shpman is home
on a vacation from Barre. where she t,
teaching school. MIR Charles Hatch of
Bristol has been visiting friends in town.
The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs.
Laura Henry Wednesday afternoon.
w. Sager has returned TO Burlington
Mrs Ralph Town is very sick
Miss Gertrude Nicholas spent Sunday al
home.-Mr f. Collins is quite i'll at the
home of his parents on Blush Hill. Tho
Leud-a Hand Society meets Saturday after
noon with Miss Carrie Stickney.- Mr. But
Ter of Boston Is the guest OF DR.. H. Jane'
and wife-Mrs. Frank Felt OF Montpelier
was in town Saturday. Miss Sarah ChaS'
returned from New Hampshire Saturday
, evening.
FACT mONrprIEp
wiz WIN,
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9Fnr Sale.

/ OR SALE-lCO thoroughbred Yorkshire and
' Berkshire pigs. Hard times prices! /. :.
Drew, Lake View Farms, Burlington.
336&w2m
TOR SALE-Wc are the only parties from
whom you can buy fresh mined lacknwan-
IVA Coal by rail from the mines Elias Lyman
Coal Co.. l'6 College St, Burlington, Vt.
s!.w4t
OR SALE-Ouc good family horse, good dr-
vcr: one good work horse; pair of horses;
harnesses and new set of sleds; good team
for hauling logs must be sold. Lyman gu
bert, Enosburgh, VT @.W5t
I OR SALE sash door and house furnishing
shop. hcst location in the state. Inquire Of
:. :. Allen. -. Adams, VI. 2l,At
II OR SALE-Onc hundred acres of heavily
timhcrcd wood land situated ore mile from
station. all down grade. for further particulars
address Mrs Frances b. Brad- trcrl Royal
ton, Vt. loW ian. !
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ROCHESTER,.

Nina Angel and George Waldo from
Brooklyn were married December 3 and
went to Brooklyn, where they will make
their future home Mary Chaffee was home
for Thanksgiving. The ladies of the Con-
gregational society held a fair at G. A. r.
hal Wednesday evening. Mrs. Quimby and
two daughters from Leominster, n. H, Wis
tied Mrs. George Harvey last weekly, r.
Campbell and G. L. Greeley were in West
Randolph Tuesday on business. -Hcnry
Martin and wife visited their daughter in
Rutland last week. -Carl Harvey has been
in Bridgeport, Conn, the past week. The
village graded school opened Monday
Charles Martin has just returned from trip
to New York.A daughter was horn to
Lutte Bailey and wife November 2S, and
one to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barnes, Novem-
Der 21
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STR AY ED.

Came in to my enclosure at Wcstford. Vt.
lhuui Nov. !. a large, dry red COW. The owner
= requested to prove property, pay charges
nd lake her away. FRANK SMITH.
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NEWPORT.

T. 4. Winslow was home from Boston TO
spend Thanksgiving with his fanily.-C. +.
Davis has opened hi, n"w store in Nowland
u Lapaais' block.-Nclson Davis died very
suddenly on Thanksgiving day Of heart
disease at the home OF his daughter, Mrs S.
Lane. The funeral took place from the
house Sunday at , p. m, Rev X. L. Olls
officiating. -Ciilman Dow and Arthur Gil
burt were home from Maine to spend
THANKSGIVING
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NORTH HYDE PARK.
ORANGE COUNTY.
VERSHlRE.

The dance at the hall Friday Novembcr24
was an enjoyable affair. There was a har.
vest festival at tho Congregational church
November 26. A. j. Cross is home from
Haverhill, Mass Mrs Harry Waters has
returned home.-Miss Annie Fuller is home
from Bradford for short vacation. At
torneys D. H. Hyde of STAFFORD and Y. n.
Harvey of Topsham were in town the 21th
trying case before Justice Fuller; Cross
and Diamond, plaintiff, Mike Manyon, de-
PENDANT. The case was decided for plaintiff.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Mabel Blake of Greenfield, Mass, is
visiting in town. Miss Clara Abbott of the
V. NJ s. is home on n vacation. Mr.. Jack
son, the evangelist, is to remain another
week. Mrs. Abbe Foster is in Boston. -
Miss Lena NJ. Burbank of Barre is visiting
her parents About 20 from this place at
tended the drama at Bethel on Thanksgiving
eve.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
DERBY.

Mr. Sanborn was found dead in his bed
last Friday morning. Mrs. Mertie Thomp-
son returns to her home in Cambridgeport
this week. Hay has moved his tin
shop into the building he has just completed.
Frank Marvin has rented the creamery to
a Franklin county man, who will take pos
session January ALBERT Clark returned
to Montpelier seminary this week He re-
ports IS students from Orleans county i'll
the seminary. The academy school for the
winter opened Tuesday. 1t iseXpccted most
of the pupils will return and a largo number
of new ones have engaged rooms and board.
The school commenced Monday Some
changes have been made in the teachers,
though most of them arc retained in town.
Miss Rosa Annis Of Pas-umpSic teaches the
higher department at the Linp.-Mrs. Ma
thaniel Sevrcns died last wcel, Monday
morning after short illness. She was n
member of the Baptist church and an esti-
mable woman.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

George A. Cros5man is quite sick and con-
fined to his room and bed at the Brandon -
J. W. Baker, father of George \. Baker of
this place died at Ripton last week and was
buried at Forestdale Sunday, Rev. DR..
w. 5. Smart officiating. There j. good
slcighing in Brandon and vicinity. About
eight inches of SHOW has fallen and not
drilted.-C. H. Forbes and wife have re-
turned from New York city, where they
went to spend Thanksgiving w. F. Paige,
who has kept the Oriental hotel. corner of
Broadway and Both street, New York city,
during the past few months, has sold out
his interest and lease in that hotel. Mr..
Paige formerly kept a hotel in Burlington
and the Bates house in Rutland.-Ernest
K, Haase has commenced clerking
for f, Is, Hyde at the Central Pharmacy
Miss Bessie Ross has gone to New York city
to remain with her brother, William Ross.
She has made her home with her aunt Mrs.
c. II. Forbes, for the past three years.
Thanksgiving dinner at the Brandon was a
very elaborate affair. Landlord Towno
gave his guests splendid dinner,
quantity and variety being all that heart or
appetite could desire Miss Augusta HYATT.
who died al her home in Brandon Tuesday,
November %, was much respected mere; her
death was very much unexpected; she came
of II loug-lived race, her mother being over
| 80 years of age when She died and her father
| lived TO be over so years of age. For sc
years the family have owned and occupied
the house where Stephen a. Douglass was
| born and they have made the place very
attractive to the many who made pilgrim
ages to the birthplace of that great man. -
Lucier's mnStres appear at the opera
house ON Thursday evening of this week
BENSON.
As Frank Kellogg was driving on Eas
Champlain street Friday evening the hors,
kicked himself clear OF the carriage and RAJ
away.-The union Thanksgiving service wa,
| held in the chapel Thursday morning. TIL,
sermon by Rev. c. F.. Hitchcock was re
sumo of the country'S progress during tn,
past 200 years. The student preachers from
r. c. A. Poultney, were here assisting in tn,
revivals Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Eddie Ladd, after spending Thanksgivin.
at home, returned to Albany Monday. Mis-
Sarah Higgins left for Ticonderoga, y. Y.
Saturday where she will spend the winte
with her brother Edward Howard an,
wife returned Thursday from Chicago anC
Canada The village schools opened Mon
day Miss Kittie Ladd teaches the ad
vanced scholars and Miss Fannie Dickinson
the primary department.
PlTTSFlELD.
Dir. Willard SeguS, from the Emergenc
| hospital, Boston. was at home to spen
Thanksgiving. Sherman Morse has rente
the Green Mountain House for five years
Abel Whitcomb died recently of hear
failure, aged ~ years j. NJ Ranney is a
home
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happy pair spent Thanksgiving with his pa
rents in Morrisville and are now enjoying
their honcVm '1n in Orleans county. It is
expected that they will l. axe their home in
Worthwhile.
STOWE.
G.. II. Chaplin has bought tho farm. stock
etc. where he now lives of Mrs Baker and
son for &jO00.-Unon THANKSGIVING ser
vices were held at the Methodist church,
Rev. Mr. Burnham preaching Miss Nal
vina Adams, Ernest and Elmer Houston
and Eddie Raymond will attend the winter
term OF Peoples academy. Rev. S. F.
Drew is confined to the house by illness. -
\. y. Royce and wife of Albany spent
Thanksgiving at G.. w. Wade's-The
! schools about town opened Monday. Miss
| Lille Isham instructor in stcnoGraphy at
the Vermont Methodist seminary. is spend
! ing her vacation in town. Mrs Isham has
moved from Waterbury to the hotel at Lower
| village.
The wife of Abram Burnett. who has
been greet sufferer with a stone cancer,
died Saturday night Kate Jenny
! who for several weeks has been afflicted with
! n lung difficulty, is cOnvaleScing Arthur
! BgcoW has taken winter school in North
| Montpelier, Fred Thomas in West Berlin
/ and Carroll Scribner in fayston. They left
/ for their respective schools last saturday,
4 pleasant socia! gathering was held at the
residence of II. A. Thomas Friday afternoon
and evening Misses Milton and Rog-
crs, lady cvangelsts, will open a series of
revival meetings here the last of the week.
The Adams family held a gathering at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams Satur-
! day. Miss Elsie Adams of Nergennes was
expected. Miss Fannie Burt is very ILL
Friday evening a kennison child two years
old. whose parents live at Moss Glen
Falls. " was burned to an extent that caused
death early the next morning. The little
one. being alone for few moments. began
playing with the fire, soon getting its clothes
allaze Before the chld's mother, who was
called by its screams. could put out the fire
its arms and other portions of the body
We're burned to crsp-Mrs. Kate
| Peterson and granddaughter. Gussie. are
( spending the winter with relatives in Man.
chester and Nashua, n. II.
o.a>>,o rails
WV
sam Hail has removed 10 NtoWe.--Nehe-
mlah Town has returned from Lowell,
mass ana Is staying WIN MS uncle Mr.. >.
Liltle'-Our village school began Monday,
WIN Mss NJ lierrlck tcacner layton
s'olI mas moved i IRON :, ot e. TO The
.a,oo-
CA"onlooc'
feN. II. [. Howard Is ASSISTING tteV Mr..
na'neTsoh III speciaI Iheetnss al W Nlllt
TINS Week.-Mr ana MRS. d. A. W atkins
VISITED her mother IN Sheldon last week -
9chool IN all the districts began last Mon
any MISS bates OF greensboro 'eNch's th'
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cost.

I OST'- one ycarliuc hcifcr. black and white
i one red and white dcho9ncd. Jason Clark
Williston. VI. @9l.3t&w"t
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WATERVlLLE.

Mir and Mrs. A. L. Laraway spent
Thanksgiving with friends in ST Adams 49,
Mr. Thomas Vance Of Canada was the guest
Of George Mann the past week. james
Frainor. Burton Wiley and Miss Lena WI
ley have returned from Boston. Peter Kel-
Ley and sister of Enoshurgh were the guests
of tho.r sister at the Central House the past
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TUNBRIDGE.

The officers Of Whitney post Tor the en.
suing year are: H. R. Hayward, G.; Ora H
Goodale, S. Y, c.; A. J Willis j. Y. c.
J. NJ. Jones, Chap. W. W Swami, Q NJ.
George W Flanders S T. fuller, o. b.
Charles " Goss. O. c.. Z. W. Rofe. Adjt.
j. NJ Jones, delegate; Z. w. Rolfe alter
nate Whitney Relief corps has clectoC
Mrs 5. T. Hayward, president; Mrs. j.
Durkee S. V. r., Mrs. c. W. Goss, J.N. 2.
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NORTH FAYSTON

MIR and Mrs W c. Porter recently visit
eli her brother. Isaac Elliot Of Waterbury
Arthur Clark and wife OF Montpelier Wis
tied his sister Mrs. A c. Porter George
Bailey and wife of Mortified and Dr.
Howe's family of Waitsheld visited at Mrs
\. -. Howe'S Stephen Johnson brothers
and sisters speut their Thanksgiving with
him. MIR. f. Davis and c. c. Graniheld
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PITTSFIELD.

DR.. Willard Segus, from the Emergency
hospital, Boston. was at home to spend
Thanksgiving. Sherman Morse has rented
the Green Mountain House for five years
Abel Whtcomb died recently of heart
failure, aged ~ years. NJ Ranney is at
home.