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ENOSBURGH FALLS,

The butter market is firm, with choice IS
to Is cents. Selections, 10 cents: eggs, II
cents,-At special village meeting Mon
day evening the schedule of rate, presented
by the water commission was adopted aud
they were empowered to borrow $500
for putting in service pipes until the annual
meeting in May,-Bert Truax has in iured
his hand in a printing press at Rub,c q
Roses Office. The cold snap reached here
Monday and Tuesday morning, mercury
went to II above zero and the river was
again frozen ver-The electric lights were
unable to run Monday night on account of
anchor ice.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG.

There was quite little excitement at the
Alburg depot just before the 10 a NJ train
left Thursday the 22d inst Dr. Melvin Hyde
and wife of Isle La Motto have not been on
the best OF terms for the last year or two
and she left him about year ago. She
had secured position in st. Alpans and
was on her way there with her little boy
and had got as far as the Alburg depot
when the doctor, who had followed her from
the Island, appeared at the depot and
caught up the little boy and ran to his
wagon ana handed him to another man in
the wagon The mother rushed out after
him, and with the assistance of several
others present she recovered her child.
ISLE LA NOTE.
Scarlet fever and whooping cough are
prevalent here. Some blowing is being
done on the high lands The infant son OF
Samuel HewSon died March - Of scarlet
fever.-Nss Melissa Hall is nome from Rut-
land on vacation. Mrs. Ransom Hall re
turned from Boston last week Wednesday,
whore she has been spending the winter with
her SON Mr.. a. O. Hall.
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BRANDON

The logs for the pulp company at Mid
dlebury ave being put into the creek prepara-
tory TO floating the raft to Middlebury. -
Walter F. Scott has purchased the :. j.
Hall farm in the north part of the town. 1t
is understood that he will raise fancy horses
for the city market. The Cascade House
or the east side of Lake Dunmore and ia
miliarlv known as "kelsey's was offered at
auction tho Goth, and purchased by Lyman
X lsey, SON of Ale late owner. Col. y. I.
Sprague will return to Brandon early in
April and reside mere during the summer
and early fall with his wife. Mr.. SpraCue
has entered suit against the town Of Bran
don, claiming that the taxes lately collected
We're illegally assessed
Mrs j. NJ. Bishop and Miss Carrie Bishop
will return from Boston Thursday. Nina
Clarke daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Charles
Clarke died at Buffalo \. Y, March 10
and was buried there last Thursday Mrs
Clarke isa daughter of Col. \. I. Sprague
Frank II. Harrington is home for Easter
from college at Burlington, Miss Carrie W,
Ormsbee is home from college at Northamp-
tom Mass.--Dr. ". X. Marsh has rented a
tenement in Thuyer's block and will take
possession this week. j NJ Ketcham and
sister have rented the Joab Smith house and
move in there this week. The sugar weigh
err appointed for Rutland is Alya f. Smith
instead of A. r. Sweet as reported --
Landlord ToWne has returned from a trip to
Springfield and Hartford, Ira q, Farnham
is in town F. &. Swinineton will soon
start the quarry of the Corona Marble COM
pany.
G. +. Towne, landlord of Hotel Brandon,
has leased from Mrs, h, w. Parsons the
Mountain Spring Hotel at Lake Dunmore
for the coming season. The house is being
| thoroughly renovated and the electric light
plant is being put in shape for tie opening,
which will take place early in June. Fish
ermen and huntsmen have already been en-
gagged to furnish the tables during the sea
son with fish aud game, E. j. Burton has
| gone to Rutland for a brief visit Capt. l..
j. Cahee will so into the grstmill to work
next Monday. The log drive is expected tc
move tomorrow POSTMASTER Brown has
gone to Rutland to attend meeting of the
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MONTGOME cry.

The select school taught by Miss Josie
Martin, closed on Thursday, the 22d inst,
with literary and gynnastic exercises by the
debating society in the evening. There was
Il good attendance and about 80 received
from admissions, which will he used toward
a school library. Goodspeed and
daughter May of Brookline, Mas, are in
town visiting. Mrs. II. W. Eraser has gone
to Cohoes, y. y. for a visit.--1ho board Of
school directors have appointed G.. t. Mar
tin clerk of the board and II j. Kuhlce
superintendent of schools They have de
cided to have the different schools begin on
Monday AOrjl %
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Stella Slack is visiting at Charles
West s.-Miss Emily Foster is at home. -
Leon Latham spent Sunday in town. Leon
Skinner and Willie Clogstou are home from
Norwich university. Miss Sue MetcaIf is
spending her vacation at home. Miss
Briggs from Somerville, Mass, is visiting at
j. B, Durkee' s.--W Il. Martin and daugh-
ter and Mrs W. NJ, Sargent returned from
Bridgeport, Conn, last Friday
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VERSHI.PE.

Rev. Mr.. Shattuck who has been preach
ing at the Advent chapel, has finished his
labors here.-Freeman Church has taken
the Pnrshley farm for the coming year and
has moved to it.-Rev. Mr Sherman of
Chelsea will administer communion at the
Congregational church next Sunday.-Wii-
liam Kendall has moved 10 the farm which
he has purchased in Stratford. Miss Clara
Fuller has retired home from the West.
BRA!NTREE,
Mrs Mary midget has moved from her
farm TO the tenement owned by Mrs Pearl
near J. Belcher's r. II Dcmier and fumi-
" have move to the farm he has leased of
&. Mann in Randolph. Mrs. Lewis Spooner
Is very sick with tever-NIss Nettie Bass
is to teach the Peth school this season -
Charles Sumner and wife have returned
from their bridal tour, and have taken
rooms in with Mrs. William Farnsworth
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LAMOILLH COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE,


Mr. Henry Stafford ana w!ie OF burIlng-
ton wore guests OF Mr.. = N. Saltord dur
ing the past Week.-Mrs. Ella WAIT IS IN
charge of the post otilce.-Ihere WILL he an
Easter concert at the ConSregalonai church
next SUNDAY night. g. /. hlle has
settled her husband business mere ana gone
TO I'VE WIN uer 4"'ne' III l"'l''ciu ne
of thnbnna
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,,,,,,.ta.s s,otnrday ni.,,t If fIi, ,yoal,
l,, ~ y po,,a cf Ru,'Iin,ton Is tha g,e.t
-. It'l,,i, Uror,ar Mr.. cn3,.,l1
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,'i'"9 ave. ~ ~ u n Rrshnou,s Andre,y
lIit',@ a.. ,,l,o hoe l,oon donooro,,sIy III So
,,il, ~ cha Nav. Flatcln, Itos
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ROYAUTON.

Charles Belkneo of Bridgeport Conn, is
visiting here. Nathan G. Preston of Que
chez will soon move to the Bradstreet farm
which he recently came in possession Of
Crayton Belknap will sold personal prop
erty a auction Wednesday, March - He
will so to Bridgeport. Conn, to reside -
James NJ Hncklcy has LIT his farm to Z. c.
Rogers and has moved to the town farm,
MLich he VIII carry on the cominc Nanr.
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EAST GEORGIA.

The Easter offering in Emmanuel church
amounted to &252s. Prayer books and
hv:nuale wero received from st. Luke's
church, Cambridge, y. y. also donation
for the sunday school library from Miss
Julia \. Converse of Burlington. Many
more would have attended service but for
the very muddy roads
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Edwards, an nged resident of this town,
died at his home last week, and was buried
on Thursday, Rev. P. B. Fisk officiating
Last Saturdays special town meeting re-
suited in n victory for the advancement
and beautifying of the new cemetery.
1t was taken out of the hands
of the sclectmen and given to board of
cemetery commissioners, elected as follows:
G.. w. Doty, c. Fl. Socum, g. M Powers,
DR.. f. j. Hall and G. w. Clark. Suisse
quently these commissioners met and organ
lied by the election Of G. w. Doty presi
dent, G. NJ. Powers clerk and G. II. Slocum
treasurer Rev. Z. b. Fisk of Lyndon, n
former pastor here was in town last week.
The Methodist ladies held strawberry
festival at their vestry Wednesday evening.
The Rockwell theatre company are play
ing at the town hall for one week. - Edward
Z. Woodbury. of Burlington is visiting in
town. Miss Carrie H. Powers of this place
and Mrs. Judevine of Hardwick will 20 to
Washington, D. G.. next week.-'The acad-
envy students hold a lyceum Friday evening,
at which time the Mori-isvlIe Banjo Guitar
and Mandolin club will play. Elmer Small
ley has sold his meat market business to
Herbert Prior. Miss Alice Collins has re-
turned to her home in Hillsboro, y. H.
JOHNSON.
Thomas Margetts has bought the Hunt
pasture--z Whiting and Cora Buck started
for Chicago Wednesday. Mrs. n. c. Saun-
ders and Ella Patch are quite sick.-Mr.
and Mrs j, A. Andrews were at home to
their friends March s. from 3 until 8 y. III.
The occasion was the 50th anniversary Of
their marriage
STOWE.
W. F. Benson has been ill with bronch-
tis.-Over $50 was collected for Rev. Mr.
Burnham at the donation Tuesday evening
of last week Mrs Chauncey Newhall Of
Barre is visiting friends in town.-Miss
Dora Douglass was quite i'll last week. Asa
Cakes went to Boston Saturday. Mrs.
Helen Parish Seaver of Montpelier is in
town. Butter was worth II and IS cents
Saturday, and eggs II cents per dozen. An
average amount of maple sugar is being
made and the common quality brings six
| cents.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Benjamin Bailey has moved in with AL
bert Stratton. w. d. Manning has com
menced running his logs. Erwin Smith is
to run the cream station here this season,
also j. NJ Foss' farm. J. NJ Foss will at
tend to his phonograph business this sum
| mer.
WATERVlLLE.
| NJ p. Maurice is travelling for publish
ing house. ALA Lock has gone to Fair
field where he has a job for the season.
Roy Lyon has returned from the Nergennes
Reform school, where he has been for the
past three years Tho Good Templars had
a fine time at their sugar party Saturday
! oOd Mr. Ed Eityrrpra1i 20
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.

Roy NJ. Sears and Della NJ, Thurstou wore
married at the brides homo in this town
Thursday afternoon, 10y Rev. j. \. Sher-
burne. Their future home will be- one of
tho suburbs of Chicago.
Dwight Wells Of this town, vino recently
graduated from the Philadelphia Dental col
lege, writes home that he was recently mar
ried at Camden, y. j., to Miss Lillian |.
Meyers of the Quaker city
W. :. George, who with his family went
to southern California early in the winter,
writes to friends in town that his health is
so much improved that he intends remaining
in that country. He has purchased a small
farm a few miles out Of Los Angelo, and
will so into the business of fruit raising
CALAIS.
The prospect of a creamery looks more
favorable, There are now 21O COWS pledged.
Mr.. Clarence Ainsworth of Gardner
Mass, is expected in town soon. Miss Anna
Hunton and Win Richardson are sick Mr.
b. F. White, at the sugar station at Mont
pelier, was in town Sunday.
WAlTSFlELD.
Josiah Smith has bought the farm ior-
meriy owned by the WaitSheld Lumber CON.
pany for $500 and is to take possession
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

About nine o'clock Saturday morning
fire totally destroyed the old store tenement
commonly known as the Beehive. Three
families lived in ii, who We're all absent at
tending the morning services ut the Catno-
Lie church, except one woman sick in bed.
with child three weeks old, who was carried
out on bed by neighbors,
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QQlanted.


"A ANTED-Spring Rye, Japanese Buck
" wheat, two and six rowed barley. Motifs
Seed store, 1G3 Bank St, Burlington, Vt
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Advertising in this column one cent
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
svsry week. Cash in advance required.
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
70 advertisers using from 250 to 1000 linss
within twelve consecutive months.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Alex Laplant, jr., has been engaged by
J. Robh as clerk in his store at Hector
ville.-Mrs Edward Tarble has returned
home. The ladies of the Congregational
church held their aid meeting at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon, March IS
Rev Taylor Buzzell supplied the Baptist
pulnit March %
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Sound.

IOTNp-Thc largest line of pound paper in
! the city, price 10, Il, - and . cents; envcl-
epes ~ and = cents a hundred, at the Free
Press Association. 4O&wtf
EOTND 1000 bushels fancy white seed oats
| at Jones q T~han's 31wtf
FOUND Large assortment Of Japanese and
| American napkins from - cents 10 20 cents
per hundred at the Free Press Associations
l5.Wf
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
TRON

Morris Farman has returned from Kan
sas.-Stanton Hitchcock has finished his
school at Morgan and returned home.
b. Powers has moved from the hotel to his
farm.-Miss Emma Smith has gone to New
port to work. Il d. johnson has moved
on to Z. Johnson's farm.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
BETHEL.

r. S. Adams returned from West Hart
ford Friday. t. kiddcr and wife re
turned from Boston Thursday. and
Mrs. Clarence Deering of Brattleboro are
visiting in own.-Mrs. a. ". Bigelow has
returned to her home in Barnard.
Postmaster upper and wife are ejoicing
over the advent Of a boy II. McCul-
Tough returned to Burlington Monday The
Clukey family have moved to the Chatfield
house, recently purchased by A. A. Brooks.
--Rix Williams has moved from the Hart
well tenement to che Of the tenements in the
Child block.--D. L. Parker has been nome
from the [. v N, Burlington. The daily
FREE PRESS is on sale at the postOtiice
Josie Heath ha, returned from Roxbury,
Mass. where She has been visiting. L. A.
Wadley has closed out his business here and
viii visit few days at Bradford, accompa-
MED by Mrs Wad,ey Sherman Chadwick;
of West Lebanon, y. H., who has been sicI;
at his home for some time. is at f. 4. Chad
wick Sinister Builder Henry O. Markham
of South poml-ct is in toVn.-Thc sugar
house belonging to James Wheeler was
burned. together with contents, while Mr.
Wheeler was at dinner Monday. Miss Maud
Wilkins is home from Bishop Hopkins Hail
on vacation. Hiss cirata Wilkins is also
home from Saratoga Springs. y. y.
ROCHESTER.
The drama was presented last week. The
young people did great credit TO themselves.
Pred Phelps has gone to Iliuesburgh to
visit his son. who got his leg badly hurt by
a circular saw.--Niss Mary sawyer has re-
turned from Boston and is starting a class
in music.-The funeral Of Rev. Mr.. Gucrn-
sey was held in the Universaist church last
Thursday. Prof. SLiplnau from Tufts col
lege preached the funeral sermon. Mrs
James Kill has been talen to the asylum at
Waterbury. --Ihcrc was an Easter concert
at the Methodist church Sunday eFcu,uL.-
Alpha Messer has gone 10 California on u
lecturing tour for the grange -John Tup-
per and Dir. Huntington were called to
Pcnacook, y. H., last week by the iuEc.s of
Mrs. Holden.--A number of young people
went up to Hancock for examinations
/ Thursday and Friday Of last week. Others
won't to Bethel. Those wishing to take adj
vantage OF the FREE Press valuable book
Offer should place their order with The
travelling agent, Mr.. W Y. Farr, who is
stopping At the Rochester House for few
| days. Read the circular and giye h.ln u
call
The Fall Mountain Paper company moved
their stores from here to WoolSyille, y. H
this week, preparatory to starting log
drive down the Amanoosic.-Ne maple
sugar thus far is not considered of as good
| quality as last year, owing to the bright sun.
@. NJ. Ford has a cellar dug under the Old
| Faies house ready for walling up. Nh Foid
expects to raise the house and make it a
three story building
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SHELDON.

Rev. Mr.. Story of Bakersfield supplied
the desk at the Methodist church Sunday
Sugar makers complain of light runs of sap
and not as sweet as in other years. Rev. Mr.
Thatcher is very low. Easter services were
held at the Congregational church, consist
ing of music, readings, aud recitations by
members of the Sunday school, Sunday even
ing.-Thomas Brothers orchestra furnish
music at Swanton March 80 for the calico
dance
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EYE SIGHT.

Ne1I g Go. 81 Church ST.
Scientific Opticians All eye troubles
due to errors of refracton successfully
treated. Scores Of Burlington people
testify to our skill. No fancy price,
Nc cure, no pay.
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HIGHGAT e

4, W, Dean and Miss Ellie Bordo have
returned to Philadelphia. C. G. Austin has
gone to New York city, and L. i. Sander
son to Boston. B. f. Nye has bought the
S. h. Anderson place, Homer Buruell of
New Haven is visiting his brother here j
O. Russell has moved on TO the home farm.
Mrs. |. S. Jennson has returned from her
visit to Massachusetts John llinnerth ha,
gone to Champlain, ~ Y.-IIram Smder-
land is moving and erecting residence on
a lot that recently came into his possession
al the Falls. -- Barnaby Leach of the New
York Theological seminary is spending his
vacation at home. --Spooner a Trombly are
erecting a new meat market at the Centre
FAIRFAX.
Misses Sarah and Caroline Farnsworth
spent last week with their sister, Mrs Mary
Go0dhall, at Essex Junction. Attic Bell
man and Frank Utford are home for a 10
days vacation. Miss Mabel Hull is at
tending school in Bakersfield. Mrs, George
II. Hunt is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mahala
Ilunt.-'lhe creamery at Bellows Corner,
has started up for the season. b. j. Nor
ton and Kent j. Brush have been drawn a.
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LOR SAIE-Fancy Timothy and choice
I Clover seed. Send for sample at Jones d
Ishaln'- Swift
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DOR SNLE-Iewelry and book store. one of
[ the finest stores long established in one of
The most nourishing towns in the state. Reason
for selling poor health. Address =. o. box l.s2,
Bradford, Vt. p,3t&w.'o2t
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STOWE.
NORTH HYDE PARK.

Benjamin Bailey has moved in with AL
bert Stratton. w. D. Manning has com
menced running his logs Erwin Smith is
to run the cream station here this season.
also j. NJ Foss' farm. J. NJ. toss will at
tend to his phonograph business this sum
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BAKERSFIELD.

Tho school directors are having no trouble
in supplying all the schools with teachers
this spring. A. L. Hall will represent the
board of listers at the meeting of the Frank
lin county listers at st. Albans, March -.
The spring term of Brigham academy
opened last week with 100 students. How
ard A. Brown, one of our popular young
men, will open a general store i'll the Beals
block about May l.-B. 5. upper of Fair
field has been elected assignee of j. f. Dean 5
estate Cows are in good demand and are
selling for good prices in town.--W. O.
Brigham is visiting friends in the south part
of the State T. f. Beaulac is making ar
rangements to open his marble shop here
and employ several hands The will of the
late J. X. Maynard has been printed and
distributed about town by the admlnistra-
tor, Col. II. f. Brigham Road Commits
sioner Wilcox is arranging for a new road
machine. lie says he will get one fully as
good as was bought n few years ago by the
then fathers of the town.
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EOR SAIE-An Estey organ. good style and
J used but little, would trade for new mich
row. Address Organ, care of the Free Press.
&C. 4t&-W}S.9 t
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9'nr Sale.

l. OR SALE Cheap. a barrel churn, rotary
I churu butter worker, Noseley Creamery.
Mrs Thos H. Garfield Burlington. swift
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JOHNSON.

Thomas Margetts has bought the Hunt
pasture---z Whiting and Cora Buck started
for Chicago Wednesday. --Mrs. n. c. Saun-
ders and Ella Patch are quite sick-Nr.
and Mrs. j. A. Andrews were at home to
their friends March IS from until y. III.
The occasion was the 50th anniversary Of
their marriage
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jOR SALE-Ouc standard bred Aristos
/ Mare. a producing dam. w. f. Campbell,
No. 1876 Church st. Aw,f
TOR SALE Good securities, also first mort
I cages paying and per cent in large and
small amounts. f. II. wilkins, No. ! Broad
way, New York. 11Wtt
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April IL a. Boyoe and Mrs. T. j. Green
were united in marriage Thursday evening
at the home Of the bride. Several Of tho
schoolinates OF Miss Nan Joslyn from Barre
were here 70 attend her funeral. -Enos
" iider, clerk in the employ Of the W. Il,
Jones estate, has rendered his resignation,
to take effect before the Let OF July. Nh
and Mrs. Wilder are to 80 to Beebo Plains,
Canada.
Mrs Will Bean Is seriously ill.--Bort Aus-
tins oldest child is quito sick.--The farm
ers are making poorer quality of sugar
than usual this spring. Ed. Atkins recent
lv got severely hurt white at work ia P.
Parker's mill by log which be was turning
splitting open aud pieces hitting him in the
head. He will recover. w alter has under
mined the barn Of ". i. Dana and it is in
danger Of falling-N. n. Robinson was
recently in RoXUury Miss Grace Hall has
returned from Brookheld. Mir Vorranus
Drew, who spent the winter with his brother
here, has gouo to Now Hampshire Mrs
Harriet Nowcomb and J. J.. Tiiotson are on
the sick list
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Tho funeral Of "Auut Sarah Chase" took
place at her late home March 49, Rev. NJ.
Il. Davenport officiating Sho was % years
OF age. II. ,. Taasie ind wife nre visiting
al her fathers, r. NJ Pray s.-Lucy Sabin
is visiting il Hardwick
MONTPELIER.
Lee C.. Iewkstury proprietor Of the
Montpelier book store, aad Lillian NJ Baker
were married Mt the homo Of the parents Of
the bride, "Eiycrsije, IS Monday afternoon,
Rev. Norman Sewer, p. d., Of Rutland,
pastor Of Bethany church. performing the
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jurors for the spring term of court DR.
Briggs has rented the Butts place and will
soon move to town. The sugar house on the
j. B. Lawton farm was burned last week;
no insurance.
FRANKLIN.
William Giddings, respected citizen,
died in Montreal last Thursday. His re-
mains were brought TO his late home Satur-
day where tho funeral was held, with inter
ment at East Franklin. Mr.. Giddings had
been great sufferer, and the cause Of his
immediate death was an operation from
which he never rallied. Oscar Hetilon has
gone to Montpelier to school.-F. l.. Hop
kins and daughter Ivy are in Boston.