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Insurance Men In Convention.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE National
Convention Of Insurance Commission.
ers to-day elected the following officers:
President. James r, Pierce. New York;
secretary. j. j. Brinkerhoff; Executive
Committee, John c. l.innehan, New
Hampshire: George S. Merrill, Massa-
chusetts George +. Luper, Pennsyl-
yAnla.
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WINS A LONG OCEAN RACE
Ship Florence at Frisco, l3l Days
from New York.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. "A The
American ship Florence, capt. duncan.
arrived from New York after II voyage
OF III days, The Florence and Barring
BROTHERS sailed from New York on May
.. aud at that time considerable inter
est Was manifested a. To which vessel
would first reach san Francisco after
a race OF nearly l6,t@ males
Az the Barring brothers has not vet
arrived here. the Florence Is declared
the winner.
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$50 90 rom Ruth erford, N. j.

To tho Editor:
Enclosed please find chcck Tor $500 tho not
rcncip,s u u fair hold hcrc for the tened,
~ the sick babies. The fair VAS started and
carried Ou ny
Mabel Ely,
Mary tccd
Ada lercnncs.
.''"F " Iaup i"rcance.
Utrhprfo,d y l.
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Miss cornwell's Fair.

To tn" Ellio':
Incl"~cd hni siio7 thc proceeds of fair
held Mt tho residence Of Miss Mabel Cornwcll,
INC Van Buron street. Brooklyn. Miss curnwcll
wns assisted by Edith Downing, Lille Burns,
Mabel HaddOD, Ncim Fisher aud Bella Burns.
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Nancy Hanks gave distinct signs of
firing yesterday in her latest effort for
q new record. The great mare Is on
titled to a rest. She has done noble
work all the season.
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A. Sensible Little Girl.

To the Editor:
SIX little girls In Harlem, myself included
held . tair and collected 3J.ss. Some wanted
10 send the money to hte Bread Fund and GONE
to the Sick Babies Fund. To please al. We
divided the money. and let each sas ssal Il
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All forecasts OF coming styles predict
that the new large sleeves will grow
prodigiouslv larger in the near future.
To say that some advance fashions
show immense ones is not to tell half
the tr1ith
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Now the coasters have taken 10 rec
ord-bresking. In her maiden trip the
steamer Ell CID has come from New or
leans to New York in four days, two
hours. fifteen minutes
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Magic Lantern in Brc oklyn.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind 81, he proceeds OF a
gle liant I'm show. held at .26 Lee avenue, for
the benefit Of the Sick Babies Fund. Hoping
10 help como sick baby, wo are. yours truly,
Marie Deknnt"l, Laura Shields,
Mamie Cassidy, May Warner.
Brooklyn, y. r.
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A Fair by Five.


To 'hH tiltor;
Inciosed please Gnd si.s5 the proceed, OF a
fair given by the undersigned.
| Lizzie BecSley, Maggie Bcclley.
| Eddie Hogan, Johnny Hogan,
| Illlie SChCr.inger,
| +22 Seventh avenue, Brooklyn.
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II It becomes necessary to muzzle the
silver Senators their trouble Will be OF
their own bringing on.
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There is nothing roundabout In that
circular issued by the British Liberals
as warning to the House OF Lords.
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This Is black cloth jacket, ornamented
with fine black braid; stylish cape on
the shoulders. with stunding collar. re-
vers and fronts Of sculskin. Hat of
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Add to Brooklyn's trolley account
Three people injured yesterday. one OF
whom may die. And the books are still
open
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Even yet It is not time for serious
alarm over Nnlkyrie. But we will
oil feel better when she Is safe in port.
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Now to see If the British House OF
Peers knows straight tip when 1t gets
one
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United States troops captured the city
of Mexico forty six years ago to-day.
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Some letters received from contributors to
the Sick Babies Fund have been left over
They will appear tomorrow.
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Natures Wonders.
Fron puckN

swipes-say. Chimmie. wuz out In
de country yesterday.
Chimmie-WhA'd ysh SEQ dere7
swfpss,Lots q grass what you didn't
have to keep ofrn.
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No. 20, the Nearest-First Monday
In October.

To the Editor:
Please answer the following questions: Date
OF opening OF the evening high school nearest
one 10 Third avenue and Eighteenth street
WIN No. 20. in Thrtcth street near Sixth
avenue. Bs open evenings as a high school?
T. WILSON
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Stella and Lot,ie's small Fair.


Please accept the small amount OF 81. col
lectcd at 4 small fair held BY
Stella May Morgan
lOttie S>hinidl
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Our List Is st the White House Now.
| 10 the KAits,
WIN you kindly pubiiaA . iist of pretty srl
names In your valuable Dapsr. Z.
CONSTANT READER, Brook1u.
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The Drawing on Tracing Paper Is
Placed over u sensitized Sheet in
apnlt.hk

Could you tell me by what process archi
tects make blue.prints from original awnings
| ar. In other words, how Is II done?
Bedford Park. SUBURBAN
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1pron of Fo,tlord.

This apron IL OF printed foulard,
trimmed with founce at the foot; the
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bib is full and finished with a full pleat-
ing, edged with pink satin; band and
pocket-straps of satin.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.


j.. Dow has been appointed postmaster
at East tiardwck
The Caledonia county Christian Endcavpr
convention will he held at Danyillc on
Thursday and Friday. November . and 10.
Fifty years AGO saturday. saws Mr. 4. +.
Pringc Of ST. .Johnsbury Centre. there was
a fan of ~ inches of snow. which continued
TO make good slcirhing until spring.
The LOSSES Tx. Sunday niult's fire at st.
Johu,lmry. Which h,ii.nr1 Kinks livery and
part of the ST. .Iohnsbury house. are Charles
+" MIX 9!noO; d. u. Howe oi ~. JOINS
~ "'uS'' TI"Vo' Landlord hroSlilah = loss
F'uo +II are wen insured
he 81. Johnshury Republican states that
co., IT, +. Folsom is financially omharrasN-
od ~ the result of endorsements for his
hr'ln'r - VI Folsom Of New Mexico. His
ur''t liabilities are about S2D.O)). Whic h
ne c"uW easily handle; but he Is also held as
'h""iN'F Tor >. NJ Folsom III about the
same amount and the latter is unable to
pay any portion Of the amount Mr. Charles
f"lNom Us also involved in the same way.
suit in treSpas, has been entered against
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yesterday after Miss Gotta. a former Reform
school schoar.
Mrs. Labdcll is spending a few days in
Middlcbury
Misses Ida and Bertha Stanley were hap
tied in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing.
The ladies' Of Trinity church will give a
"hnekins bco' in Corporation Hall Friday
evening.
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in Troy, y. N.-llr. and Mrs Burdctt are
at the worlds fair-Mr. tarnahan, the
new rector. is wcl settled and beginning his
church lnhor,. --Hcpair, are being made on
the parsonage; new slate roof is being put
on.-Nlrs. James X. Fatchcldcr and Miss
Irnn Cnniinld nrn AT the MOrll's fair.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAH fRAGciSC0 en-.
LOUISVILLE, 6E NEW Y0aS. nv
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friend, while his father was in Cornwall
picking apples. Fire destroyed a house That
belongs to Minnie Poet of Burlington last
week. Arthur Kmbal was arrested for set
ting the fire but the evidence was not suit
cicut and he was discharged Tart set
fire in his pasture the 18th to burn brush.
About midnight ncighbols were called out
to keep it from burning the sugar house be
longing to j :. Moody and wife
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WANTED.

When YOU want anything, advertise in
th" ucw special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
1T will pay You to read about. See pag"
seven 1hi, paper has more than 25,OOO
readers every week, and one cent II word
will reach them all
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The handsome now house of Mr.. and Mrs.,
Hiram Mcrrihcw was brilliantly lighted ON
the evening of October 81. it being the oc-
ca,ion of the 2Oth anniversary of their mar
riagc. Many friends were present with
numerous gifts accompanied 10y the best
wishes for the continued prosperity of thi,
happy couple. \ pleasant evening was pass
ed and liberal refreshmcnt, were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcrrihew have always resided
ON Spear street and have the high esteem of
the entire community.
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RICHMOND.

Rev. Mr.. lIa2on and wife attended the
Sunday school state convention at Rutland.
II, VI. Conant and son and Josiah FuIcH
are at the worlds fair and VI. NJ. Stevens
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Stevens.
George Green and wife and Mrs VI. NJ.
Bates have returned. MIR. and Mr., Elijah
Somcro of Middlcscx were the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Bert Norton, last
,.pn,
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is annual fair during Thanksgiving week.
BENNINGTON.
Word has been received Of the death in
Wisconsin of Agnes Robinson oldest da--h-
ter of the late George W Robinson She
was a year, of age and for number cf
years has been one Of the head clerks in the
Indian bureau connected with the de
partmcnt of the interior.
NJ. T., Burgess has just complctei new
barn ON the site of the one recently burned.
For the first time in number of weeks
the village is free from any contagious dis
ease, the last quarantine having been re
moved Wednesday.
William Mulholand, late of Co. c, second
Vermont regiment, died of cancer AT the
Soldiers Home Friday. He was admitted
to the Home May r. 1893 from Fairfield.
He was buried in the Catholic cemetery
This is the 36th death ut the Home.
The hose cart which the trustees were re
Gently authorized TO purchase for the fire de
partment has arrived. 1t vas made by the
Bailey 4 Gleason Manufacturing company,
and is Of the regulation pattern
Fifteen hundred feet of new hose has also been
purchased and divided among the different
companies. The fire department will hold
its annual fair in library hall during Thanks
giving week. \ general committee consist
ing of one from each of the companies has
been appointed to make the necessary ar
| arrangements. Rev. Father \. 7. Barron
accompanied Bishop j. s. Michaud from
here to the worlds fair. The remains of
Miss Agnes Robinson arrived here Monday
| for intermcnt.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
H. d. Hall and wife, who have been alb
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by Tn" Verdi Concert company from Boston.
-Among those who take advantage of the
excursion to ,joston are Mrs. Harriet Ash
ley and Mr.. j. =. Bcnham Miss Alice
jackson returned last Friday from the
world, fair.-Mr Eugene Landon is homo
WHITING hi. nnIrnls.
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STARKSBORO.

John Casey fell from a scaffold last week
Wednesday. breaking his arm. wilkins
ChaiT"e and wife have returned from Chi
cago.-Narl and Guy Bushnell have gone
to Burlington To work in Il machin" shop
Mrs. Hilton and daughter, Alice, were in
town Saturday.
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ask for tut thJu-murc successful Mrs. s. r.
LL-L-nur. =. ML--I-inl.
importance OF mrn''I teaching. 10y Mrs. j |
r.. Bowen; second, Spiritual Application, by |
h'N. W. r.. Nroi."'t' third. Practical work
iu- ou'' wpDr prepared 10y Mrs. J. y
Wallace "ud fc'' ht Nils, h"Fu"'"-. MI |
- W. al" gun tI'4 '"' u poem which wa
i"Hu"'d ny Adaptation oi the tt&chc
IT, me class hN ''"rH 4. 4. Ntnu". Auy
,.,.,.I f., ,l,., L .t ~
evening session was ,.,.,.l i.., i.,.,ti.,,,o
service lol h., Mis-. .tiu pa,r.ll- ..tr,yI
shall bc get or,l. boz. o,o,. tb. critical i..,i
bot,ypon o,booi and .,i.r,,,t.. Ma. +s
to,,j. f.,,. tbn evening and was. ablv -r..,..
IN. Row \ p S,,anJt Mis-. C.rl W.t..
worth .,ui Mr.. y T. H.ri.l.-. ,,r.. i,...,,
i'm, to a Gloss. - ,,r,- I.r-r!, attended am, !
pro,itabln cnnyrnti.,
FLcr aEpkolIlpr
,, !, - ,I:...-,--.,I,i. ,..... an
attended the Stato FPS. e. r. convcp
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oyster llldINit.-- LAW NtIN " lllhln II. llllN~
and Charles VI. Wild, have gone to Mont
| prlici to attend the general term Of the
supreme Court, before which they have
soHo important ca,cs =, II. Button. esq.
! is home from Boston -Mitdlchury's tour
list, 70 the worlds fair have about all got
home.
BRISTOL.
Hiram Tov,lcy died suddenly SUNDAY
evening from apoplySy lie formerly re
sided in Chester. y. y. and was member
OF Glendale lodge. T. and T. NJ, Of that
place. The remain, were td;cn to Chester
for jut"rm"nt Iinanus lodge held a Ma
Sonic funeral here and escorted the remains
tp the depot Monday afternoon. r. Il.
Beech and daughtrr Nora who have been
visiting at Mrs. Scoyill's and Mr., +. A.
Emerson, OF this place. started for the
worlds fair Monday afternoon. w iliom
CruWlcv of Arizona is visiting his parents in
%tork,horo. Harry Jimmo has commenced
the erection of dwelling house on Maple
~trcot.-NIr, John Gilmore died Friday of
! quick oon,mution. She wa, confined to
her bed hut II day or two The funeral took
place Sunday and was largely attended. ~
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gregory
in NrW Haven Sunday
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
J. j. Callahan and wife. Z. Halpu and
wife and Eli Austin and wife are attending
the worlds fair.-Ilr,. Carrie Nanclett of
Cornwall is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. F. Goolror.-Nlrs. f. ". Kcmpton of
Pomfrct was in town last week. Wilbur
| Shattuck Of NonLton has entered the en-
| poy of NJ. l.. Partch.-W. {. Jacobs has
rented the Eliza Richardson place Emma
and Joseph Angie. SO long i'll with typhoid
fever. are improving Partch, who
was injured lest week 10y hayrack tip
ping over on her. i, much hettcr-O. G..
| Dickinson is here from Brockton Mass
NORTH FERRiSBURGH.
Miss Grace Stone has gone to the worlds
fair.-Thc oldest daughter of Ed IIaight is
quite >ick.-E. II. Gee and J. j. Quinlan
have returned from the worlds fair.-Mr
| Albert Reynolds and Miss Eta Lcech are
visiting at T. y. Higbee's Mrs A. Ball
lost "A valuable COW Monday of last week
! 10y eating too many applc,-Mr Eliza
/ Mactou of Georgia is visiting at her fathers
| f. Ward's.-J. V. Dakin is building an adj
dition to his harn.-Clinton White is visit
/ ing friends in ESSEX Junction thi, week -
The Woman's Christian temperance union
held a meeting at til" home of Mrs. p. D.
! lrindIe Friday afternoon.
WEST ADDISON.
Miss Lizzie Wright of Moriah. ~ v.
visited in town last wock-Alrs Fred Olcott
of Crown Point y. V. is stopping at her
| fathers e. i. Strong's .-Mrs Fanny Green
| is quite ill.-NIr. and Mrs. Merritt Hurd are
! rejoicing over the arrival of son.-Mi,s
Grace Rainc of Boston. Mass, j, in town. -
Mr.. Arthur Johnson, who was called here 10y
] - l
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Hull's creamery paid 30 cents per pound
for butter fat in September milk. The aver
az" test for the month was III. The highest
price paid per cwt. for milk was 81. 10. TN"
lowest 81. If. and the average price ~ 2J. -
f. q. Martin has bought and moved ON to
the John Ray place recently owned 10y q. u.
Boynton Miss Rachel McGhic has return
ed to Tacoma. Wash. where she has the
position of matI'on in the girls department
of an Indian school. C. l.. Page of Shcl
hurno was in town Saturday and made up u
good bag of parridgcS and squirrels -Dr
Edmunds has moved into the house recently
owned by f.. .. Martin. Health Officer II.
T.. Hunt hes gone 10 New York. Mrs
Hunt fell down the stairs in her barn and
cut her ann severely The Sons of veterans
gave Il pleasant bah Friday night. +. L.
ShinNillc was caterer for the occasion. They
will give a masquerade ball soon. --Prinr-
pal l.. T.. Partridge of tn" high school attend
ed The institute al Essex Junction p j.
Murphy and wife spent several days in town
last wcpk.-A j. Markham. the campaign
singer. assisted hy Mise, Cotton and Miller
give a concert Thursday evening for the
benefit of Cummings post. &. a. R--tuY
Toby is moving into the house vacated 10y
DR.. Edmunds W. f. Andrews and wife
returned from Chicago Saturday.--C. j.
Hardness. who has been in the employ of j.
H. Allen for 10 years, is about To- go on tn"
road for Boston house II. NJ Hull :
house came very near burning one morning
lat week The fire originated in the kitchen
and was first seen hv Mrs. Toby. IA ucighbor.
who gave the alarm 1t was sub1ued with
slight damage by having good supply of
water close hy.-G. u. Boynton is making
CXtrmsiVe ronalo ON his house
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr. and Mrs r. e. Gregory are receiving
congratulations over the birth Of n son. --
Mrs. G.. F. Siquier and children are visiting
Mrs. Squer'S parents in Moliah. y. y
Rev and Mrs &. n. Thomas returned from
the world, fair Thursday II. G.
Roscoe and Mrs. C. &. Sprague left for the
worlds fair Saturday. -ticorge II. st. John
OF Springfield, Mass. spent several days in
town last week.. G. Wilder had several
sheep killed by dogs Monday night.
MONKTON
II. 3. Williams and Fred Dean and wife
have returned from a Western trip and the
worlds fair.-llr. Jennings is to move into
". i. Cha,e'S house. --Onic McShcn is still
confined to his bed. Apple, are in good de
mand, farmers getting -. - a barrel.
EAST MlDDLEBURY
Quite number of the school mates of
Miss Bessie Blackmcr gave her pleasant
surprise party last Friday evening Mrs.
Nellie Arnold is no better. Mrs. NJ. +.
Maynard. who was called To Boston OH ac-
count of the dangerous illness of her son.
Ross H. Maynard, has sent despatch to
lnr daughter here saying that H. is no bet
tcr.-WalTcn Biackmcr is to move into
Mrs Powcll'S house on Main strert-Intcl
ligcnce ha., been received of the death of
Fred Stacy Astirk at his home in Arlington.
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MIL

Mrs Anna Flint and three children start
ed last w.eL Tor THEN home i'll Chicago. -
At the meeting u the Woman auxiliary
last week all the old officers were reelected
with Della Harris as president The next
meeting will be Wednesday with Mrs. Nc
Saturday al Mr., Rogers The first enter
tainmcnt of n seric, to b" held under The
auspices of the Reading circle will be given
Monday evening, October 80, at village halt
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The bennington fire department will hold
lis annual fair during Thanksgiving week.
REMINGTON
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ESSEX CENTRE.

Mr.. Harry Buttolph of Buffalo, y. y, i,
visiting at b. f.. Nichols .- Mrs Julia Nay
Ion was married to Seymour Prince of Mil
tom last Saturday the district schools
at the Centre and the institute are temper
arily closed ON account of the prevalence of
scarlet fevcr.-MisS Lucia Barney was home
over Sunday from her school in Shclbune.
Mrs Lillian Mos,,y of Wnoo>ki is visit
ing at \. DORIS.
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. II. ~ Macombcr and Asa Coi'li,,
were appointed delegates to the State con
vention or Christian Endcavor. Clayton
and Weston Rice and Murray Rcynold, left
for Chicago October l,.-Mrs. John Al
len is visiting her sister at Essex junction
H. ". Rice and wife returned from the
worlds fair the 1Gth.-Alis, leila Osgool is
visiting her parents in this town-Alr. and
Mr.. l.. n. Bates have returned from Bird
port -RcV. Mr.. Fay and wife are visiting
friends in Sheldon II. W. Fuulkins is ont
after hard run OF fever. and his son iIar-
ley is down with the same disease.
M Ralph Smith of Charlotte is visiting
at Harley Beach s. Miss Anna Morse i the
guest OF Miss Winnie Bates Mrs. Edward
lockwood Of Chicago is visiting relatives in
town.-Mi,~ Emily Hall student of John
SON Normal school, is visiting her parents in
this town.
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WEST ADDISON.
RICHVlLLE.

Leslie Knapp returned from Chicago last
"Wednesday. Harvey Brool.ns and Levi,
CoIlettc started for the world fair Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. II, j, Cook are rejoicing
over the birth of an cightpound girl. 49,
Frank LavcrtY OF Plattsburgh. y. y. has
been visiting his sister, Mrs, Henry Wright
John Baldwin of Bennington is visiting
here.
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GRANVILLE.

y. d. Rice, W. Douglass and Miss Katie
Lamb have returned from Chicago. Mr..
Abner Lull died October - His funeral
was held at the church October %. Rev. j
F. Buzzell OF Warren officiating. The de
ceased leaves wife and four daughters who
have the sympathy ot the entire community
The men are here at work on the river
They replacing the abutnents washed out
by the high water last summer. Mrs
Charles Best Of Montpelier is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs f. B. Dimicl;.
SOUTH STARKSBORO
b. g. Moody, wife and daughter Of War.
rem were in town last week visiting his old
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Drury and Miss
Agnes l.. Drury returned from Chicago
and other places in the West Saturday
morning Mr. Homer Goodhuc from West
minister was in town Il few days last week -
Miss Mary Dow from liinesburgh was in
town last week guest at her uncle's, DR.. G.
NJ Fcrrin Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stearns
and son have returned from Alaska. where
they have been residing for the past five
weeks.
Mr. George Clark returned from Chicago
this week. Mrs. &. NJ. FerliE and Mrs. Il. IL
Place went to Rutland Monday as delegates
TO the State Sunday-Schooi convention -
Alba Booth from Swanton was in town
Monday
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NORTH BENNINGTON.
MANCHESTER.

Miss F. j. Fowler is home for a short
yisit-NIiss Agnes Cook is visiting friends
in Granville. y Y, Wells and Rupert. $500
Hon. F, H. Oryis has been appointed by
GOV. Fuller oneo the delegate, to the worlds
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JONES VILlE.

Miss Carrie Crandall was at home over
Sunday. -rhad l.. Stevens and X. j. Rob
mson Went rs delegates from the JoncSvilc.
s. G. f.. to the State convention at Barre
last week The Lend a Hand society met
with Miss Bemi, last Thursday. The most
OF the afternoon was spent in hearing the
report of the convention of Kings Daugh-
tiers held at Braltlcboro 10y Miss G.. ".
Palmer. Ezra Stevens and wife are in
Holland attending the funeral of Mrs
Stevens mothcr.-Calvin Comotock of
MOuktun is in town visiting friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-26
ARLINGTON

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