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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HARDWlCk.

Mrs. Wilmerson Is in Boston. Miss Lsla
Hyde accompanied her.-Carl Warner was
at North Concord last week. Miss Ella
Flint of ST. Jotn,bury Is visiting at w. L.
Dow -. -Constabls C. S. Bailey was called
to Rutland on business Tuesday. Leslie
and Belle johnson arc attending the spring
term at st. Johnsbury academy.
HARDWlCK.
Ground was broken for the new bank
building April IS. The postofice is in the
building. DR.. Fairmsn's new residence
will be the most conspicuous building in
town.. G. Hale gave sugar party the
11th inst. to about 30 young people.
ST. JOHNSeURY.
The new opera house which was opened
Monday night was built by Landlord Howe
of the Avenue House. 1t Is located at the
foot of Eastern avenue and ad joining the
Avenue House. Its ground dimensions are
G3 feet by 100 aud It's height 70 feet The
fret floor is rented for stores, while ali
above is devoted to the opera house proper r.
The auditorium seats nearly 1900 people
Tue theatre islightsd by electricity and hand
somsly decorated. The stage settings are
complete in every detail. Lambert Pack.
ard OF st. Johnsbury was the architect
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GRANGE COUNTY.
WESr RANDOLPH


Mr. and Mrs c. r. Moultcn arc in New
York. -Elitor L. =. Thayer returned
thursday IRON Cuicn 90. Col. C.. 5. Forbes
OF s.. Aibnns was in town Thurs isy.-W.
w. Morton and wito were in Montpelier
Thursday. Lean & Hubert ere having the
interior o. their b1ro,r shop repeirel.-J.
w. Atwood and George j. Prince are in
Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Moulton aud ". II.
Dubois have returned from New York. D.
& Goding has moved into his new quarters
on Randolph aven1-. Mr. and A-.. II. q.
Cole Of Boston we're at her mothers over
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs !. ". Burt are
in New YorS.-lIr. Morrow OF tn Chris
tian church and Ir. Hardy Of the Cougre-
gation.i exchanged pulpits sunday.
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Sarah Hebnrd, who has bsen sick a
long time. is slowly improving. w. L.
Hebard has been chosen chairman of the
board Of school directors, and Miss Mary
Putnam superintendent Miss jennie We.ca
has gone to Chicago to spend the summer.
Hogs are worth Six cea.s, live weight; POI
ia toes, - cents a bushaI.
J. ". Carter has had q stroke Of paralysis.
Miss Lulu Adams oil South Royalton g
visiting Mrs. j. {. Uibbarl. Warren
Smith is il.-Schoois in town will begin
Monday, May /. Mrs. !. Ii. Holden is one
of the aspirnnts for the postolhce,
BRAlNTREE.
Miss Lottie Msnlsy has returned TO West
Randolph, after spending several weeks
with her aunt. Miss Jennie Godfrey went
to Gaysville Monday, 20 begin a. teacher in
the village schoo!. some of ths farmers
have begun their spring. work. Flowing
was dons the las, of the week on the Branch
farms Miss Belle Tuayer has returned
home from a vist ia Randolph. She is
soon to go to Brookfield to teach.
BeooKFlELD.
Sumner Wheailoy has hired the John
Clark farm for a year &C. W. { ark IS
moving to l.. II. OrdYny's farm. 1t is ex-
pecteI that the streams in town will be sup
piled with trout, and fishing prohibited Tor
a times. ). Briggs of Brocktop, Mass,
has been stopping in town.
CHELSEA.
Orange County Supreme Court viii open
May 2, Chief Judge Jonathan Ross and AS
sistaut Judges K. S. Taft, II. r. Start and
L. II. Thompson bsiugsin attendance. Upon
the dockst are IA cases but not more than
nine will probably be heard. Among the
more lhtereNtinB IL 'H"' u LUCIA ~ Lison
vs. David F. Chapman and others, in which
the defendants excepted to judgment OF
$500 rendered by tue County Court at June
term, 1892, because OF in juries sustained by
the plaintiff while attending the worlds
fair at Tunbrldge in October, 1880, she
having broken through one OF tho cross
grained boards on thu steps Of the grand
stand There are Gl5o two State cases, one
on Indictment for impeding an officer and
one liquor cass. Our merchants, Charles z.
Dickinson and Ernest A. Cowen, have re-
turned from Boston. George Hutchinson
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON

For "a years Rev. Hiram Bingham was a
missionary to the Gilbert Islands. He is a
son Of the first missionary that was sent to
the Sandwich Islands from this country. In
1859 he began transl ling the Bible into tho
language Of the G.nrt Islanders, and has
Just had the pleasIit --e.l- r. published
by the American Bible >'r Mr.. Bing-
ham mas relatives living lu ..., village and
WAS in Yale collsgs when Clag!es Nj. Bliss
was attending that institution. COL DIN
Scott OF this village has contributed towards
the Columbian bell, piece Of the Original
liberty Lsll that hung in thu lndepsnda an ce
nall in Philadelphia. The late Judge AL
fred Robinson was one of the originators
and member of tho bennington Battle
Monument association since its organization.
His brother Charles who is in Atlanta,
Ga, was unable to be present at the funeral
which was observed Monday afternoon,
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oil Brown church and viii convert the
same into town house -- j. VI. Beard has
moved in.o 3. w. Fietchers tenement. -
Mrs. Louisa Parker has gone 10 Nortusnp-
ton, Mess. Tho Lnmoillo County Good
Iemplars union viii be held here May Ii
James TIelford was seriously burt toy tree
falling on TO h n while chopping in the
woods Last week.. Tho Lanoile county
Congregationoltst conference Will lie held at
this place Nay and 3.--Misg Lou Smith
was badly hurt by a log rolling over her
last week.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Frogs ere t-F. S. Hazard has con-
GUIDED TO remain in business tins summer. -
MISS Ll1Ie Patch has gone to Pa.sumpsio
TO teach.-hiss Mildred Peck IL TO teach in
albany; and Mss Minnie Peck 1T tho
White school house. in Eden.
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Hall of Cowansvillc, j. o.. has been wi
ing Mrs A, f.. Patten. -Mrs. Della Gotty
ahd son of MI Bridges, Out, the guests OF
a. II. Harvey, returned Saturday. The
creamery opened Monday. Miss Hattie
Rockwell was hons over Sunday. lion. r..
H. Reynolds has returned to st. Albans --
Miss Addie Williams left Friday for Yer
gennos. Mrs. George Leroe died the 23d of
consumption aged "a years. The funeral
was held Tuesday
ISLE LA Motto.
few OF our farmers have commenced
blowing. Miss Helen Horner Of Ellenburg,
y. V, was in town over Sunday. Hon.
H' {. Hill aud Ira Hall have returned from
Boston. Mr.. NJ. b. Rockwell has moved to
Alburg Springs and is to toach school thore
this wear
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BAKER FlELD.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Miss Bertha Hazen disd Monday night,
April 10, after an Illness OF two years. Tho
funeral services were at the house the 18th,
Rev A. b. Enright of Alburg officiating,
The bearers wsrs: Warren, Willie Bryant
and Martin Ha2sn, brothers OF the deceased.
The family have tho sympethy OF the COM
munity in their bsrsavmsut.-Miss Della
Hyde has position in confectionery store
in Ansonis, Conn. Warren Hazen of Bel
lows Falls was home to attend the funeral
OF his si,tOr, Bertha.-John Parker has
commenced on his house. Mr.. Gotiere Of
Swanton has the contract.
SOUTH HERO.
A few Of the young people went to Grand
Isle to attend the sugar social at Lester
Mnckler's last Friday evening. Charley
Dubuque has lost a valuable four year old
colt with pneumonia. -Bsnjamin Macombe
an old resident of Grand Isle died Satur-
day last. Joslyn OF Westford teaches
the north district school, Matte Robinson
in the west and Laura Minklsr in the south
Tbs stssmsr A. William made its first trip
to the island last Thursday The Phelps
and Besmsu farm has gene into the hands
! OF Miss Lydia Root on a mortgage fore
closure Paul Parrot has moved to tue Peter
Fresh place &C. b. Irish is to build an ad-
dition to his stors.-P. j. Farrell is in town.
Miss Minnie Dixon is to teach tho nor tn
school in Grand Isle Frank Keller is to
clerk in the store Of q. b. Irish. Mrs. Cal
vim Robinson aud Mrs. Potty are in Maiden,
Mass, visiting at Mr.. A. l.. Robinson's.
AL6uRG SPRINGS.
The community are glad to know that
Rev. A. b. Enright will remain here an
other year. Schooner Marion" is on tbs
lake. Capt Rockwell has an engagement
for the season with the Elias Lyman com
pany to ply between Whitehall and Burling
ton, carrying coul-The ferry boat com
menced running last week. Miss Annie
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NoTEsAND GOSSIP CT DolNGSlN The
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Winooslti Valley, Villages up North,
Along otter Creek aud by the shores
owhite River Covered by Special Re-
rorters.
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CRAFTSBuGY.

Fred LeeYitt has bou.ht the hous, known
as the Fannie Woodbury. house Price $3.50.
DR.. Dillingham; and vile have rented
rooms at John King s-f T. Goodrich lost
his thumb and forelinger on hs Lott hand
and injured his ioreHu.er on his rishthand
by the explosion oil edynamita emp 10 was
hold .ns.-N'o'a Allen has been engaged 10
teach the IL we is OF summer school -
Perrin Hartman is seriously ia with rlcu-
mNtism OF the heart.
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Ono of the most successful industries in
the thriving village OF Morrisville is the
Lamoille bakery Under the management
of !. n. White a. Co. it has come up from
almost nothing to its present strong posi-
tion
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ROY

Stanton Z. Hitchcock is 70 toa,h the
higher department OF the village school at
Lowell this spring. --Erci d. Hamm5n d has
assumed control Of the pos,unjce Mics
Myrtle Whitman IS visiting at j.. Il. VIII
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RlPTON.

Mrs. James Tierney died the Eth, of
pneumonia. The funeral wcs held from the
Catholic church, Middlebury. sociabe
will be held Mt Timothy Billings Friday
evening for tho benefit OF the Epworth
league. -Miss Lima Tucker is poorly John
Billings has gone to Vergennes james
Hodges cut his hand severely on circular
saw last veel.
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MONTGOMERY.

The young people viii hold saect dance
at village hail Friday evening, May II. -
The district schools in town, with the ex-
ception of No. /, began last Monday. The
viIinge bnnd has reorgani2ed and meets reg
ulsriy for practice. Mrs. Daniel Goodspeel
is quite ill.--C. S. Parker has begun work
on his house. Henry Latountain has begun
the cellar OF his house. Mrs. W. b. Clapp
and daughter Louise left Wednesday for
Chicago Pred Hutchns left on tho 9th
inst. for California, and will take in the
worlds fair on his return.
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NEW HAVEN MILLS.

The bard wind of last Friday blew down
a barn belong to William Guyatt and a
now house not yet finished, belonging to
Burt James, was moved tram its foundation
and otherwise badly damaged. John Cal
lahan has the mumps also Harry Flint. -
School opened Monday, the Gath, with Miss
Lizzie DraGe teacher.
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FLETCHER.

Rev. G. E.. Deuel. returned from conf
ence Monday. He is TO go to Isle La Motto
and Rsv. c. NJ. Stebbins comes here from
Onderhill. Miss Lille Davis is engaged tc
teach the school in Buck hollow Frank
blaisdell has gone to Boston. --Aliss Leona
Bingham is al home from Burins ton.-
Oliver Deorge has moved to Swanton.-
Eight schools will be supported this sum
mcr.
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NEWPORT.

Mr.. Rossi has moved into the Bean tens.
mont on Central street Harvey Iaprea
has moved into the New nud N Lavreo
Llock on Main street,. ". Smith las
purchased Of a. c. ~o,ler the Mi41 place
on Coventry street. Charles Obe1 and
wife haze gone to housekeeping in tia
Spaulding tenement on Pleasant street -
+. Barnes has moved from the Mitchell
house on Easton avenue to the Raymond
house on Cottage streec
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EAST MlODGEBURY.

School opened Monday with Mrs. A. r.
Ames as teacher. The Ladies of East
Middlebury Episcopal society will give a
social hop at the Good Templars hall
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Albert Hunt died
Friday morning. The funeral services were
hold at the Episcopal church Sunday at =
O'Clock, Rev. Thomas Bell officiating.
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HICHCAT TIE.

The many friends of the Rev. Mr.. Bern
reuter- presented him with watch and
chain valued at $50 before his departure
for Boston. Jonas Sunderland is sick -
Cross and Church have rented tho grist
mill. Frank Hobson has bought a small
house Of +. II. Sunderland, and moved mao
it.-Lautman and Morrets, the two sheep
stsalers, get a year each at Windsor
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LINCOLN.

Lewis Chatfeli and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of IA son.-Ardio Hill is quite
ill.--hlrs. {. H. Bristol and Master Georgia
Bristol are in Brandon, the guests of Dir.
and Mrs Clayton Blckpeil The Gospel
temperance meeting will he held at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening. -
y alter Snelrich and wife have returned to
Bristol
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BRIDPORT

The listers will meet at the town hall
Tuesday, May ,, at p. H., to hear any
who may be agarieyed by their lists -
Samuel Searls, one Of our oldest citizens,
died Friday. The funeral took place from
the house Sunday at II o'cock Rev. W. n.
Bacon officiating. dir c. A. Landlords and
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Wi4ITING.

Allison Webster has returned from bis
Western trip and his wife from her visit in
Stockholm, \. Y, after an absence OF six
weeks. -Mrs. Peck has returned from &c
days visit in Boston. w hopping cough
has appeared in town.-Jay Wooster
youngest son Ia quite sick.
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HANCOCK.

Floyd Perry cut his foot leat week. -
Uncle John Eanno is failing fast 49, Harvey
Flint improves slowly. George Blair re
turned Friday night for a visit. Mr.. Mat
tEews had slight shock of psralysi, Friday
morning. E, {. Hubbard has purchase
George Tnrbelfs black Midget. Lila Huh
bard was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs L. E
Hubbard this week.
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John Spear has gone 10 Texas az teacher
of carpentry in an industrial school MIR.
l. i. Wicker, executor OF the estate of the
late IL. Z. Cram, will sell the personal
property at auction on May 3.-Mrs. c. b.
Cook and two daughters returned from
Boston Last week Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ii. Owen are staying at Mr.. o, II. AL
exander's. - The funeral OF Carlisle A.
Lewis was held from his late residence Mon
day
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SAILS BURY.

Tho annual meeting of the W. c. r, U.
for the election of officers was held at Mrs.
d, d. kinSslay's Tuesday afternoon. Tn q
remains Of Owed Clark, who died at the So
dier's Home in Bennington, will be brought
here on Thursday for burial. Tho G. 4.
II. OF East Middlebury. OF which he was
fnember, will meet them at the depot. -
c. A. Bump conducted the services
at tie Congregational church Sunday, Rev.
r. j. Barton being called TO Ferrisburgb by
the death Of his uncle.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Norman Bradley fell from scaFoid into
a stable last Monday, sustaining injuries
which it is feared will result 10 his death. -
a colt Leonging to f. c. Gecrs broke his
leg last Sunday, making it necessary to kill
the animal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27

Alrs. Moran have returned home from
Washington. MIR. Hiram Baker and niece
OF Howell, Mich, are guests Of l.. M.
Wheeler.
Mrs. Frod Harris Of Massachusetts, is
visiting at her fathers, Henry Nichols. -
Mira. Il. l.. Hemenwny is very Ill. a.
SkiT Of Middlebury was at his fathers, s..
a. Skif, over Sunday.
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WEYBRtDGE.
WEST SALISBURY.

d. Z. Gibson is gaining. -Mr. Charles
Persons OF Goshen has bsen visiting her 81,
ter, Mrs. John Hulett. Opening OF school
in district No. l was postponed until May
2 on account OF scsrlst fever. W. W,
Doud was summoned to Bolton, n. ", last
week Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
granddaughtsr, BnrnLc. RoGers
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The schools in town commenced the 24th
The sugar makers have gathered theii
buckets. The season has been very pool
one. Mrs. Sanford Tracy has baen cariui
for her daughter, Mrs. c.. Searls, who is
very sick.
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SOUTH STARNSBORO.

\ girl was born April 2l to Riley Purin-
ton and vile. The cyclone Of Last Satur-
day night did q large amount of damage in
town. 1t blew down a barn for Emu
Purinton aud killed four cows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27

Bsrtie Burke was taken to Waterbury
and placed in the insane asylum last week
james Downs has moved into j. V. vii
sons house. -George Ryan was in town
last week. A daughter was born to Horace
Hook and wife April l6. She weighed 2,
pounds Mrs. Iaria Morse aud Lewis
Buudy Of Rochester were married April /!
by Rev. Il. B. Wheeler
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Miss Sadie Grow has returned from st.
Adams. Miss stella Bowman il the guest
of Mrs. Il. Morgan. The st. Adams Cream
cry company started their separator the
24th. tho schools in town are to com
mence Monday, May |. Mrs. Perry, wife
of Lieut.. Perry, L. s. N, is visiting her
parents in this town, and 10 suffering from
a severe attack of neuralgia. Irving Beach
has gone to Iowa. Mrs Belle Longe has
gone to Essex junction, where she has a
position in Mrs. SHADES dress ms king estab-
lishment
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Mothers Recommendation.

We are acquainted with many
mothers in Centerville who would not
be without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house for good many
times its cost, and are recommending
it every day. From personal exper-
fence we can say that it has broken up
bad colds tor our children.-Center-
vile, South Dakota, Citizen so cent
bottles for sale by Smith Drug Co.
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Strength and Health,

If you are not feeling strong and
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edy you need. Large bottles on y SOC
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McElfee's Wine OF CarduI

and THEDFORD'S BlACK-DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Texarkana:
Smith Drug Company.
w A Robinson.
5 Lemly.
E M Williams.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-04-04

A.. Why have you thrashed your
son so numerically? Peasant Because
he dreamed last night that he won 800
marks in the lottery, and then went
and spent every cent of It ona bycicle.
--Fliegende Blaetter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-04-04

The clergyman called on Mrs. Velox
"If your husband" he said, "would
only believe it, it really pays to be re
ligious." "Well," replied Mrs. Velox
off you could give him proof of that
you couldn't keep him out of church
with cannon."-[Drake's Magazine
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-04-04

.ss!,ss,: w!ss os caaoy! for female diseases.
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nsy- LAck-DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation,
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-04-04

An Episcopal clergyman who has
ofiiciated twice at large political con-
ventions says the only office in the
prayer book for such occasions is the
forms of prayer to be used for those
at sea.-Christian Inquirer.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1893-04-04

Hewas young and ambitious. "Have
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Tailor Shears: | lost good GUS
toner last week by death. Tailor
Cutter: What was the matter with
him? Tailor Shears; Had fit. Tail
or Cutter: Mercy Died of the shock,
| suppose?-Chicago Tribune