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Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures.
A BARTENDER for q family liquor store; must thor
n ouvhly understand the business and have refer.
of y ami 1890 A. N.
JOHN }. OcONNOR. Gold and Sands st.. Brooklyn.
A GENTs-s5 daily selling white satin Bouquet"
n most lasting perfume made.
PoTNAM 4 co. West winsted Conn.
-BARGAIN.-Snits slightly soiled bv water worth
"A S2h. for 50. 2o5 Fiatbush aro Brooklyn.
A FEW GOOb PARTIES agents; good income
n guaranteed Room 80 A Court ST.. Brooklyn.
RARTENDER.-Assistant wanted. $50; third COOK.
- Sao tcooredl: . dishwashers 300 Washington ST..
BROOKLYN near bridge
COACnMEN gardeners. farm hands. grooms mar.
~ ried couples. stablemen. and men lately landed
wanted at CARPENTERS lOS 9TH v.
nRIvER, $40: light driver also man who under.
- stands horses. 3od Washington St. Brooklyn near
Post Office
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. painter: good wages; also
~ factory and farm hands. 3oj Washington st.
rooklyn. near bridge
WANTED-Law students to canvass during vacation
w for the American Lawyer The representative
lawyers paper; good money can he made by am
htious Young men, Address for sample copies and
terms: THE AMERICAN LAWYER" r. o. box All.
New York City
XTASTEU-For club house third cook. S3r: coat room
w man. S35: waiter. $50. 3o6 Washington ST.. Brook
lyD.
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Situations atautrd-females.

SC. Per Line.
q WORDS 10 THE LINE
E1RsT-CLASS LAuNDRESS to ont days or take
l. work home; satisfaction guaranteed.
TAYLOR l5g Waverley place
AoCSEWoRK.-Strong willing German good plain
cook and laundrcss or general hcusewOrk ysars'
reference: objection to country 1oU East Gath ST..
between 81 and Lexington avs.
MEAT GERMAN gooi cook and laundress: general
~ housework: city country 545 I'd 3Oh st.
MEAT German cook and laundress: general house.
~ work: city or country glb I'd nv.. near Dot h rt
I)oSiTlON wanted by Young woman as stenographer
i in cnmnercal house. or would do cnrying at
Broadway.
u EsPECTABLB strong young girl. houseworker.
~ good cook and laundress: country or town:
references 1I3 East I4th st.
- BsPECTABLE WOMAN wishes situation to do
IL housework 608 Sd av.. second bell.
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atanteG-Malts -Alfrl.aniss. sc.

VOUEG SrROSa GIRL for housewOrk; must be GO
i cook ami Inundress. 7IWest bOth Al.
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" est side.
&flrft aloard-Irool,

CUMBERLAND ST, 3lS. between Greene and Lafay.
" cite hrS UilO-Board; pleasant third.story 'front.'
second story aCovc
DARk P1ACE lGo.-opposite Flatbush av. large and
small furnished rooms: table unexcellcd; table
boardersi new management.
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the Thomas Bros. full orchestra will sup
ply music The roads TO Eust Berkshire
are in n very had condition md loaded
teams fluid it difficult to travel there. -Mrs.
Daniel Goodspced died 90 Monday tho lst.,
and was buried Wednesday, tho funeral
taking place at Union church DR.. 3. w.
and Mrs. Davis will take "A trip to Now
York State the last of this week.
MONT GOMERY CENTRE.
Mrs. Chsles Thomas has returned from
New Haven, where she has been for some
months past. A young man named Mason,
had two of his fingers sawed oil in Hector
Dogles mil last Thursday.
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sonago, moves to Es,ox Centre this week

sonaGe, moves to Essex Centre TINS week.
sOUTP BU,LlN6T on.
Some tina apo the school directors and
selectmen met in Burlington, to SEQ wheth-
er or not the use Of the town house could he
obtained for new school in district NO. :
That meeting was short one, es tho selectmen
uucIly decided that the town house should
not be used for school purpose. rms lett
but ono course for the directors to follow
call a special town nesting, which mas beea
done.
The warning calls the +al voters of
this town toeether on May 20. At this
meeting the voters will decide fret, whetn-
or or not the town will arect now school
building in the imm ,diate vicinity OF the
town house: second, to ses whether or not
the town will vote to allow district NO. :
the use OF the town house for school pur-
poser for the year ensuing.
1t Is hoped that at this meeting every
voter will be present as important bust
ness is to be considered.
Every fair minded man cannot do other
wise but admit tn 1t Il school house Is needed
in tii' vicinity. as the present school build
ing--the Eldredge---is too far away for the
ina jority OF tho younger chldron TO reach,
and there should be two schools i'll this dis
| trict.
Mr.. John L. Barstow. road commissioner
for this town. has resigned his office and gone
| " est to care for sick brother. 6. 3.
| Wheeler has been appointed in Mr.. Bars
! to~' S place as road commissioner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chsrlcs Myers jr., who
have been laid up with pneumonia, are abb e
to 10 out.
MIR. Michael O'Brien, who recently
moved to this town from Hinesbursh, is
very sick.
WEST MILTON.
The skaters finished their work on L. p.
! Herrick's hou,e saturday. Mr. Herrick
pai out $500 Saturday night in settling
with his employees and for board and there
ara several weeks more of work both for
masons mud carpenters before the house Ii
comp etel Mrs McAuley and Mr.. Clinton
lierr,cE arrived at G.. w. Changers last
Friday from Chicago. Mrs. McAuley vii
spend the summer here.
JERICHO CENTRE.
There we're three additions to the church
here Sunday. on profession Of faith. The
Congregational society are about to build
re horse sheds back OF the church. 1t Il
q much needed Improvement. -Loran Bur
rows is visiting his mother and sister for
few days. He has been confined TO the
tolse tue past week with illness -Georg
IL. Brown Is repairing the house HI
bought few weeks ago. Mrs. DR.. Brad
ford and two children are visiting he
mother, Mrs. Henry l.. Smith. &c. f
Humphrey is to move his family to Else,
Junction this week Mrs. Betty Serb
n.r has returned to Windsor county wit
her brother, where she will make her HON
in the future Prof j. S. Cllley and NJ 8
Emma Howe are to start for the world
fair the last Of this week and will be away
about two months.
WeSTFORO.
Mrs. c. o. Brigham of Pittsford is i
town. David Robinson has rented t
Mrs r. E. Crows house. Miss Emil
Hall of johnson spcnt Sunday with he
parents in this town.-Three applicant
, were received into the Congreg ationc
, church Sunday.
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NORTH FcRRlsBuRGH.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

Rev. L. NJ. Severance, pastor OF the old
historic church at Bennington Centre, and
one OF the best known Congregational
clergymen in the state, is being sorely
afflicted He has been onfined TO his house
several weeks by distressing affection,
which has been intensified by the msfor
tunes that have overtaken his two sons
One of them, William, has just been taken
to the insane asylum at Brattleboro. Phys-
clans do not believe, however, that his sau-
ity can be permanently cured. Tuesday
telegram was received announcing that the
other son had been stabbed ia Chicago, and
could not survive his injuries.
Memorial day will be observed this year
by Custer post and 9th corps post together.
The address will be- delivered by Hon. W.
II. Cook of Milford, Mass, former editor
OF the Bennington Banner The posts will
unite in religious services held in the Sec
ond Congregational church Sunday evening,
May 2S Tho sermon will be delivered 10y
Rev. William Bogert Walker, rector of St.
Peters Episcopal church. Rev. William
&. Walker, grand chaplain of the grand en-
campment Knight Templars of this State,
has accepted an invitation 10 preach before
Washington commanierY, No. :, Is. L.,
Saratoga, n. y, Sunday, May ii.
MANCHESTER CENTRE.
State Superintendent OF Schools Mason S.
Stone conducted successful teachers in
stitute here Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OF last week. Among those from abroad
who were present and took part in the PRO
ceedings were Prof 4, b. Graves Of the
Swnnton academy, Rev. c. \. Thomas o!
New Haven, who gavs an interesting adj
dress one evening; a. T.. Hassltine OF Bris.
toll, NJ. j. HapgooG OF Peru, Principal Il.
Dresser OF North Bennington, ana Prot. Guy
George Of the Windsor High school, Town
Superintendent j.. l.. Temple OF Rutland
who also gave an address. Rev
j. NJ. Appeman and d. X. Sim0nds also
assisted The programme was principally
arranged by Rev. y. c. F,rrin, county
superintendent. \ meeting of the tcwr
| superirtendents wGs hold Friday evening Ii
which it was unanimously agreed that al
effort should be made to carry into effect
all over the State, what has been So success
fully carried on in some of the northern
counties, tho plan for holding summer
schoos for teachers, for two weeks or more
where they could receive instruction il
methods OF teaching.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

At a me.tne of the directors of the
Northern Caledonia Fair association at
Lyndonville, l.. Is. Harris was elected pres-
dent; j. +. Sanborn, vice president: f.. NJ.
Campbell, secretary, and W. b. Bullock,
treasurer. The date oil tbs fourth annual
stallion parade was set for June {.
HARDWlCk.
Editor Harris OF the Gazetts is taking in
the worlds fair this week. The founda-
ton of McLoud's new block is nearly in.
1t will contain the postolice and the new
bank. p. Titus has gone to Boston. -
The buildings on the lot for the new school
house are TO La sold at auction and re-
moved. &c. L. johnson has purchased n
a million and a hslf feet OF lumber in Wal
den, whicI ne viii have dressed at the East
villsge HI. Il. kimbail has a new jewel
err in the drug store, Mr.. Wetherbee hay
ing gone away.
Adolf LnlioI. carriage manufacturer, ia
Carroll Street, Buffalo, y. Y, states: / was
troubled with nausea of the stomach sick
headache and general debility. Burduck
B!Old Bittcrs cured me.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG SPRINGS

Mrs. Edward Reynolds has gone to Ma
lone and Plattsbursh. Fishing from the
dock is now the best of the season. Charles
McNcnl of Swanton is at home AT tho
close OF the service April 30, Rev. A. Il.
Enright was presented with an elegant gold
watch 10y Henry c. Lsdd in behalf of the
citizens. 1t was complete surprise to Mr..
EnriGht, who feelinGiy responded.
While Rev. A. i. Euright was atteudin &
conference, Mrs. G.. A. Creller gathered
money enough 10 buy handsome gold
watch which Henry c. Ladd presented to
Mr. Enright on his return.
hLBURG SPRINGS.
Pcrties were here last week looking over
tho Alburg Springs House, with view TO
renting; but at last accounts Mr.. Kelley
Will run the house another season; also one
in Rich!ord which ne has purchased recent
ly.-Mi,ses Nellie Harvey and Mary Haynes
of Fall River, Mass, returned to their old
homes Monday for few days visit -
James Gallagher and Minnie Gallagher OF
St. Adams wers guests of Jos3ph Gallagher
Sunday.
NORTH HERO.
Mrs. II. W. Allen has returned from
Chicago, where she has been nursing her
son Joel. She reports him as gaining now.
Mr. and Mrs. William Best are rejoicing
over tho advent of son, May 3.-Mrs.
Dadema Martin died last Sunday, May Z.
Deceased was the oldest person in town, be-
ing about 80 years OF age and ono OF tho
earliest settlers The funeral was held
from Mrs. G. D. Pett's house Tuesday a
10 a. m. Miss Mac Petit was obliged t.
close her school in district No. | for tw,
days this week, on account of the death o
her grandmother, Mrs Martin.
ISLE "A MOTIF.
The rains of the past week have beer very
de rimental TO farming, especially on th
! low la 1ds Hon. and Mrs y. W. Fisxe left
last Friday for Chicago to attend to
/ worlds fair. School Commenced in Dis
| trict No. ! last Monday, with Mss Mar.
! Montg rs teacher. The quarry busi
ness in town - Gooi this season, there be
ing demand for al the stone tlat can b
/ qusrried. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Pike have
! little daughter.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NCTEsAND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS1N TIE
FREE pEESS'5 BROAD FIELD.

The Minooski Valley, Villages up Sorth,
Along otter Creek and by tho shores
ciwhite River Covered by Special Re-
lorteIs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-11

Mrs. d. VI. carleton ard Mrs. y. =,
Nelson visiting in Williams own. -Ei-
ward Hatch is keeping books at the bank
during the absence Of f. {. DuBois. p. $.
Bcattie opened bis bakery in Huntington's
block Monday morning.
RAHOOLP1.
Myron Washburn ani Miss Jeasi9 Ben
nett, who were married recently, will i've
at East Betho!.-R. W. Hodges sold q
quantity of personal property at auction
Saturday. The bridge near tie Noah
Granger place went ont WITH tie high
wster.-J. -. Cater remains vecy low
from the effects of a shock. Mrs. c. L.
Smith is in Brooi;nald wiki her Ter. Mr..
VI. J. Blol.ett, WAC is oi-C. BIZ baL,
a Co. are building a creamery t. Brook
field.
TNt7FOFD.
Mss Berence Tr-scott has gone to Yer,
shire to teach school. Alice Kinney beyan
her school at East Thettcri last week The
graduating sermon last Sunday was nrgsiY
attended. Mr. Farril Of Lebanon preach
ed. Graduating exercises take place this
week, inc.ulins 2 social gathering Friday
afternoon at ) o'clock, class LAY exercises
Thursday afternoon at 3, aui examinations
Friday forenoon
VERSHlRE.
Services were held in tho Congregational
church last Sunday, Rev. Fraul, Lewis ohi-
ciating The mines have close! for a Jew
days, until tue new company takes possess
sion. Schools ct the Centre, Lover ilia-a
and Fits district commenced this week
Mrs. Edwin Parker is teaching in STAFFORD.
"A. j. Knight of Newbury is IN town.
Mr.. William Roby is visiting at j. II. Gil
mans .-Yruman Fsrshiey has taken tina
contract to bring pupils from district No.
s to the lower village.
6RhiNTREE.
Springs WORK is beginning slowly. A
few have scwn their rye aad wheat -Mrs.
! a. Seymore has returned from weeks
visit with her sister in Bethel -lIss Lila
! Mudgett has returned from East Bethel. -
dolph to his home farm with hi. son, Ed
ward. -Shsep sheArers are busy robbilg
the sheep of their hscces and few have
turned their sheep to pasture. Miss El,ie
Powers returned last week from boston and
is to e,iu her school in ~. , Mon
day.-Scth Holman IS quito sick
at his sons. Hs5ar 10 man
Miss F. Jane Wellington, accompanied by
a cousin, Miss Mary Hutterhsld Of Rox-
bury, join tho company that are Z 0 30 10
Chicago on the Herald excursion May is
| First Selectman Ineodore Kendall Is meas-
uriug the road. The grand jurors Of the
United States Circuit Court to convene al
Windsor MAY rs are G. L. Woodward and
Theodore Kendall The p.ut jurors are
f. II. Cleveland and Deusmoge r@-tes.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
VEYBRIDGE.

Rev. DR.. HAYES oil Burlington willGive the
address on Decoration day. Rev. Mr. Ial
iner has brought his family here aud is oc-
cupying the Methodist parsonnge.
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WAT EaVILLE.
ORANGE COIN
a stock company tai been formed at
Bradford to engage in ths granite business.
VEkSHISE

stock company has been formed at
Bradford to engage in the granite business.
VEhSHI1E.
Qumby, a merchant Of STAFFORD, caused
the arrest of Charles Clements, who has
been selling goods for him, to force a settle
ment.-Jen Knight has commenced work
for Judge Darling Mise Grace Cross is
i'll.
NORTH TuNBRlDGE,
Charlie Durkee injured his foot badly in
D. b. Giles sawmll. d. VI. Roberts has
hired the farm lately vacated by Fred
Adams. The village school commenced
May /; f. NJ. Slack, teacher.
TrETFORD.
Schools began May Il Miss Margaret
Fletcher teaches at the hill, Alice jerks at
Union Village Alice Douglass at Whetsord
Centre, Alice Kinney at East The;ford,
Miss Aldrica at North Thetiord, Ada Sar-
gent in the Stevens district The sermon
to the graduating class al Thettord Acade-
my Vas preached by Rev. T. r. Farrell
OF Lebanon, n H., Sunday, May = at Il
o clock in the forenoon. Class day exercises
will be in Academy hall, May II. On Fri
day at 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon, there
will be a meeting Of the trustees and alum
nj TO plan for celebrating the 10Th annivar-
sary of the institution in 1891, aad for its
endowment On Friday evening at 13C
O'Clock, there will occur the graduating ex
erc,ses, with sautatory by Airline Z. Ladt
Of Thetford Centre, valsiictory by Mary Z
Slade of Thetford address to the class il
behalf the trustees by Thomas ". Bicausl
l.. l.. D, of the class OF 1853, and presnta
tions of diplomas by Principal +. W. New
| ell.-Lizz!e Vaushau is teaching in Tun
bridge.
WEST RANDOLPH.
George Hoyt returned to York Beach
Me-, Friday. Mrs George p. Wood wa
called to Brandon Friday by tho death o
her mother, Mrs. Emily Burroughs va
called to Boston Thursday by the serious
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The storm has flooded the river and the
water is five feet above low water mark be
low the falls E. W. llindes of Burlington,
who is with j. G. Iiipdes, is much improved
in health. j. l.. Scott and wife, who have
been passing the winter at Green Cove
Springs, Fla. have returned and are tue
guests OF Reuben Parker of Ferrisburgh.
They will go to IIighgate Springs later.
d. u. Middlebrook is now in his 9lst
year with strong and vigorous mind. go
The new creamery by Myron Bristol ut
Reef Bridge is nearly ready for business a
10 horse engine has been put in, and W. b.
Rose will he in charge. Albert Cook is
clerking for Booth, Son ~ Co.-The Bar-
nard cottage at Appetree Cove is being re
paroi. ---l}etween 5000 and 1000 pounds OF
milk are daily consumed at the Elgin Spring
creamery The health of Mrs. c. a. Booth
is unchanged.
James Pecue, a pensioner of tho rebellion,
died Monday. aged IS years, OF typhoid
pneumonia He leaves wife and children.
The steamer Gazette, Can't. Ives has
changed owners, MIR. Charles La Bocut
having purchased her. Sunday evening
the Epworth league celebrate their ami
vereary at the Methodist churcI. Rev.
DR. Hawley VIII make the opening adj
dross An infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Allen died Sunday. r. j. Marsh.
from Adams jewclry establishment, Bur
lington. Is now engaged with Mr.. W. Brls-
tot Of this city.
Mrs. C.. c. Johnson and daughter are
visiting relatives and friends in this and
neiEhborng towns for few days Mrs. A.
3. Clerk OF Rose Bud agency, :. d., is on
her way 10 this city, on account OF Mrs. {.
A. Booth critical illness. Fred &. Remand
came noar losing his life Monday by being
thrown from a bicycle at tue foot of Gre ell
hill into tue river. The promptness of T.
{. Casey saved him from going over the
falls. lie sustained an ugly cut on the
head but is doing well. MIR. and Mrs J.
H. Booth OF Plattsburgh are guests OF
| Mayor Booth tue steamer Nellie make
hcr first trip OF the season across the lGS'
to-day.
NORTH FERRIS 8uRGH.
Carl Lewis is clerking for S. \. Allen. &c.
| The band 90 to Middlebury May 30 to fur
nish music on that day for the O. A. K
post. hi f. Allen has started his cream
gathering team. Miss Ida Brown arrive,
FROM York State Sunday morning, wher
she has been teaching the past winter. -
Miss Kate Mooney has been appointed uost
mistress at this place Esther Newell j
having the interior of her house painted
! and repaired.
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sickness OF her brother, John Herr.c,.-
Capt. +. ". 81 went to Wnits RIVER
Junction Friday 10 inspect the Sous OF Vet
Grams camp
Mrs. j. ". Carleton ard Mrs. y. s,
Nelson are visiting in Williams COW Ell
ward Hatch is keeping books at the bank
during the absence Of f. {. DuB5is p. $.
Beattie opened bis bakery in Huntington
block Monday morning.
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Miss Mary Auu Mead, who has been i'll
for many months, has died and her funeral
was be attended from hor late home Tues
day.-,Tated ~ Fort had "a stroke Of
paralysis on Thuraday last, but is thought
to be improving.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. Alex Mosire, who has been in Cali
forna for the past eight months, looking
after the estate OF his late brother-in-law
returned last Friday. Miss Mary Jane
Darling returned from Burlington the 9th
inst-Dr Goodrich has gone to sheldon to
attend the county medical meeting. Mr..
". II. Naw, who was sick last week, is
somewhat better.
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Mrs. Eliza Rich has returned from Cas-
Teton. MIR and Mrs /. b. Rich spent last
week in Boston Joe Coliette has nearly
recovered from his Ioug sickness. Miss
Laverty Of Now Nork is visiting Mrs Hen
ry Wright.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSRURGh FALLS

At the village meeting Tuesday, May ,,
tho old officers wore elected with one ex-
ception, L Y. Judd being elected collector
in place OF J. II. Brown. The meeting was
very harmonious.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-11

Rev. AIR. Gibson OF Buring on preached
Al tho Baptist church last SUNDAYS. c.
Morse, who has occupied the Methodist par
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-11

Mrs. SALIVA Goolspsed has gone TO Brook
line, Mass. to remain for II time with her
son, Monroe. A select party dance takes
place at tue hall next Friday evening aud
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Edward Moran has rented the a. L..
Fsrnsworth house at the Centre. Mrs. +.
Hayward, who has been visiting at DR.. W.
W. Styles, returned to her home in Wills
boro, \. y, last Friday. %. S. Nichols
has besn home from the Adirondacks, but
returned Monday, A Mr.. Morse, who ha,
been living in Colchester, has rented the
Scbo fold place. Mrs. augusta Allen OF
Essex Junction has bought the Thompson
place al Buffers Corners.
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RIPTON.

Miss Lena Tucker died the 9th inst Of
consumption. Tho funeral occurred from
her late home, Few. Thomas Bell OF Middle
bury officiating. The Methodist parsonage
is undergoing repairs for the occupancy Of
The new pastor, Rev. ". L. Spencer.
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Mrs. c. o. Brigham of Pittsford is in
town. David Robinson has rented to
Mrs r. 3. Crows house. Miss Emily
Hall of johnson spent Sunday with her
parents in this town.-Three applicants
were received into the Congreg ational
church Sunday.
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Elmer Robinson died the Sd instant of
bronchial difficulty, aged 10 years. Mrs.
T. Is. Green celebrated Der S2d birthday
last week by inviting tho church aid society
to her residence TO TEA. r. Robin OF
Burlington preached ut the Cpiversalist
church last sunday and viii preach there
through the month. VIII Green and fam
lily from California are visiting their pa
rents, tlr and Mrs Salmon Green -- Or.
Whitaker has moved into his new home on
Main street 800 Miss Eva Sherman is on the
sicl. list Mrs. L. c. Town from Water
bury, who ia visiting at her sons, has been
very SICK for the last two weeks but is
somewhat Letter.
COLCHESTER.
Rev Air, Gibson of Burlington preached