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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-10
ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

The annual village meeting was held in
the High School building Tuesday May l.
1t was largely attended and everything was
fought to the bitter end 1t was in session
for three hours, when it was adjourned for
one week. j. D. Denison was elected mod
orator and f. O. Hubbard clerk. The fol
lowing trustees were elected DR. II. II. Nc
Intyre, +. \. Shattuck &. f. Cushman, |,
s. Chase and j. b. Eldredge; treasurer,
Hon. W illiam II. Dubois; collector, Gran
vile W. Barnes; auditor. b. T. Lombard;
chief engineer, F. +. Dubois first assistant,
Ct. r. Walker; second assistant, f.. l.. VIII
liams, who are also the fire wardens: water
commissioner for five years, lenuel Rich
mond. The subject of electric lights was
left to this committee, who elects a commit
tee of five to investigate and report ut n
special meeting: i. Z. Thayer, J. D.
Wheeler, 4, II. Beedle, c. f. Abbott and
A Is. Cushman.
$. $. Davis of Brocktou. Mas, a former
resident of this town, is IN town y.
Holman of Boston is in town.. +. Spicer
is in Leicester Mass, to attend the funeral
of his daughter, Mrs. Claribel McNail. -
F, A. Hobart has gone to Fairlee and to
Haverhill, Mass, Leroy TilsOn has taken
possession of the billiard room on MGR
Wright Miss Alice Hobart returned on
| Wednesday from Windsor and resumed
work in the postoflice Monday. Hon. and
Mrs. w. II. Dubois went Thursday p. m,
to New York city where they intended TO
stop a few days before starting on
an extended trip through tho West
About 4;lJ Thursday afternoon fire was dis
covered at Prince 5 tub factory, but before
the fire company arrived the flames had
been extnguished and but little damage
was done. W illiam Nichols arrived
| Friday from the West, having spent some
| time in Dnuba, Cal. Mrs. Hattie Chase
| also returned from Detroit The annual in
| spectiOu of the Sons Of Veterans camp here
will be held Thursday evening, May 18th,
commander w, NJ. Sargent of South Roy
| alton acting as Inspector. Special meetings
will be held Monday and Friday evenings
of this week aud on Monday evening fol-
lowing for drill.-A. A Smith and wife,
accompanied by Mrs. Parker Smith, have
arrived in town from Jacksonville, Fla,
where they have been spending the winter
AT the annual meeting of the W. {. 1. L.
these officers were elected; President, Mrs
Seward Robson; vice-presidents Mrs Mary
Mann, Mrs, v NJ Hardy, Mrs. W, Carrie
ton and Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury treasurer
Mrs. Mary Mann; secretary, Mrs X. a
Carpenter; superintendent OF the flower
mission, Mrs, Fannie Lewis; union sigma
home guards, Mrs. Hannah Finn; press
work and physical culture, Mrs. II NJ. Mill
er; temperance literature, Mrs. Z. Lille
homes for homeless children, Mrs. A. A
Smith; temperance Instruction. Mrs '. NJ
Hardy; eyangelistic work Mrs q W
Morrow MIR. and Hrs. John Hulburt LEI
Monday for Hanover, \ h for shor
stay. They will then move 10 Melross
Mass. Miss Louise Chase reIurnsd honda,
evening from the Emerson school of orator,
Of Boston Il. +. spicer has Il grade Jersey COW
from which in the past year he has made 40
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

St Adams is to have direct communica
ton with Boston by the long distance tele
phone, which is to be put in operation soon
by the Overland Telephone company. Its
office and station here will be al the Wei
den This is something which has been
wanted for some time and will be great
convenience to business men.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mr.. Arthur F. Childs and Miss Laura Clark,
which is to occur at the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon, May /, at 5:3O
o'clock
Mr.. Carleton II. Searle has rented cot
tage at AlburGh Springs for the summer
and intends to move his family there on
Saturday
Rev. {. f. Provost. who succeeds Father
Daignaut pastor Of the church of the
Holy Guardian Angels, arrived in town on
Thursday.
Mr. Thomas Larner is to succeed Mr. A.
w. Fuller as postmaster. He will take
possession of his office the first of June.
Mr.. II. Z. Lewis has purchased build
ing lot on Bank street of Mr.. f. C.. o. Brien
and is to erect house, which will be occu-
pied by Mr.. John Pease.
DR.. George O. Webster went to New York
Monday, intending to be absent about a
week.
You Gun get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in St. Adams. See adj. page g.
SWANTON.
Joseph Penall, esq, died Wednesday
morning of Brights disease. He has been
blacksmith here and much respected
citizen for many years He leaves family
"The Stolen VIII will draw a large
! house at Billiards. hall Friday evening,
under the auspices of the new military
| band. The Swanton orchestra will furnish
the music and as they have been practcng
| together of late, they will do some fine
playing THE Stage advertising the play
| will appear Wednesday and tickets will he
ON sale at Booths store Wednesday morning.
The May day entertainment given by the
| scholars Of the Union graded school last
week Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
school library was most successful affair
and added nearly SO to the library fund,
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.


The engagement of Miss Ethel oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. F. Childs, to
Hammond Talbot of New York, is an
nounced Tho marriage of Adelbelt W.
BREASTED, confidential clerk of H. w. Put
nam, to Laura Il. Murphy. occurred at the
home of the bride MAY /. Rev. &. r. Sey
nour OBLIGATED. The wedding was private.
superintendent f. D. Bennett of the Ben
nngton and Rutland railroad has returned
from Louisiana. A. b. Valentine is on
trip to Montana COL +. l.. Bates will
probably be a candidate for the office of
judge advocate general of Vermont this fall.
Henry G. Root is expected to return home
about the middle of May The name of
Ten. John G. Mccullough is being men
toned as probable candidate for town rep
resentative this fall, and that of \. j. Dewey
who represented the town two Years ago,
will be in the field for senator from the
south shire. The increase of the grand list
this year over last is about $50. 600.
Mrs. Susan Moffat of Sandgate is now
confined in the Jail here charged with arson.
The crime was committed in that town last
week. when a barn filled with hay, grain,
etc, together with some live stock, was
burned. Mrs. Moffat. who is the mother of
three children. has been arrested for the
same crime before. She was sent to the
work house at Rutland and while there
gained the reputation of being one of the
worst prisoners ever confined in 1.-THE
Second Congregational church celebrated
its 5Sth anniversary Thursday evening in
the church parlors and chapel. The roll Of
the church was called and large portion of
the members responded in person or by
letter. The statistical report 10y Mrs 4
b. Valentine was an interesting document,
The membership of the church has increased
/, during the year. The total is now 40. The
toasts anu responses were as follows, c. II.
McDonCugh acting as postmaster: "Our
50th anniversary Miss Anna C. Park
"Secoud Congregational church and its vii
lage relations John s. Holden of the board
of trustees; "Our Mother church, - Rev. NJ.
l., Severance of the old First church at
Bennington Centre; Deeper ploughng,
Joseph Childs; ''rhe ladies' Oln Scott
"Ihc gentlemen" Mrs. W c. Hitchcock
Letters of regret from absent members were
also read aud vocal and instrumental music
helped to make pleasant evening.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in bennington. See ad page s
MANCHESTER.
The court house, which was damaged b,
fire last winter is being repaired Mrs
Judge Burton has rented her cottage for tn,
summer to Mr., Sinclair Of New York
Taylor and MCGEE of Bennington will hav,
charge of the Equnox livery stable this sea
sou.-Judge Fowler has rented his house t,
New York parties for the summer.-Mrs
Woods has rented her cottage to fumil,
from Philadelphia Tho annual meeting o
the board of trustees of Burr and Burton
seminary vii! be- held at the MunSOu HOus
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his father f. W. Trow, who is very sick -
John Alexander has gone to Enfield, y. H.,
on his mother farm. Rodney Coburn is to
occupy the tenement vacated by Mr.. Alex
ander. -George Grandey OF Darlington is in
town on vacation.-D. A. Dollof has gone
TO Montreal to have his eyes treated. DR..
{. +. Branch is to go to Montgomery May
10 to speak before the Charles Hale post.
Joseph MorrlIs team ran from the rear of
the Newport House last Thursday and col
hded with the team Of Edward Morse in
which there We're two children The little
girl received quite cut on the head.-Mrs.
Marshall Dodge and her daughter of Den
yer, Col. have come to town to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs II. u. Chmberln. H II. Cos
well is building a large building on
Eastern avenue 40x6j feet in connection
with his large door, sash and blind factory.
-Emma Gibson is home from Springfield on
visit.-Tho Newport Cycle club took pos
session of their new rooms in Lormier q
Macdiarmld 5 block Oh Coventry street
May /.
II. s. Root has gone to Boston ON bust
ness.-E W. Snow died last Saturday, aged
81. The funeral services were held Monday
afternoon. Bevs. f. A. George and \. J..
Cooper oiiiciated Hattie Green has gone
to Springfield Mass Warren Hines is at
work for Walter Mackinto.h in the fruit
store. -Florence Gilman. after spending the
winter mere with her aged parents, returned
to the Butler hospital, Providence, r. l.
Walter Macintosh was summoned to BOs-
ton last Monday to his mother, who was
very low and not expected to live. d.
Watkins of New York has been in town
and is making preparations to open the
Owls Head Mountain house. News was re-
| ceived here Monday morning of the death
of Mrs. Isaac Parker of East Coventry.
u. NJ. Mansur of Island Pond registered at
the Newport house Monday. Will Ranney
of Barton Landing is at work in the barber
shop of Fred Niles.
You can get 1aft's Fig Cordial of all tn,
live druggists in Newport. See ad. page 5
CRAFTSBURY.
Mass, to spend the summer Mrs. c. L.
French has taken rooms at Mrs. Twiss' -
The remains of Lizzie Wood. who died il
Denver last week, reached home last Satur
day evening. The funeral was held Sunday
at p. III. at her fathers, George Wood,
ALBANY.
Mr.. Ora Rowell has moved ON to tn
| farm known as the Walter Fits place an,
Mr.. Willard Eldridge's family have move
back from Barton Landing into their house
Peter Fisher died the 30th of April an,
now the little girl, Josephine, is dangerous
" sick with diphtheria.
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CRITTENDEN COUNTY.
HlNESBURGH.

A. and f. Goodrich have sold from the
c. NJ. Russell farm the past year $500 ! Z
worth of milk and produce; expenses,
S2416I; average pCr cow, SOL. o.. Miss
Winifrcd Kelley has opened dressmaking
rooms in the Sears store. Mrs. Guy Toby
has removed her millinery store to the house
lately occupied by Mrs. j. ". Miles vii
liam Patrick sold his goods at auction Mon
day.-George +. Miles returned to Furgus
Falls Mimi, last week.--A ajoritv of the
grand list has been secured for bonding the
town to aid in binding the Chittenden
County railroad. The Valley cheese fac
tory, after doing business continuously for
twenty eight years will not run this
year Mrs Jane Mack is painting
her house and farm buildings
G.. y Boyntoa has built piazza the length
Of his house in the south side. Howard Ray
has moved into the Or. Hunt place. Mr.
and Mr., Henry Mayo and Mir. and Mrs. p.
!. Murphy wcr" in town Sunday. Tho an
nual meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
society wa, held in the Congregational
Scstry Tuesday a , =. m.--F. A, Burdicl,
and hi, daughter, Mrs. Lester, returned to
boston Sunday, after spending the week ut
H. NJ. IIull's.
Fred Owen has gone - Waterbury t.
work in e R Towns creamery w T.
Patrick and Frank Andrews hal a liyely
runaway at She,burne Falls. \ shaCkle
tIOke on the wagon going Down the hill l.
The bridge Audl e"- jumped uuL and Fat
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able ON Wednesday evening. May .. Mt Cy-
rus Bumps Charles Atwood goes to Mid
dlebury as night operator June /.
WEST ADDISON.
Rev. b. Cox and wife are in Monkton this
week, Miss Maggie McGraw of Minoville
is at c. b. Strong's for the summer.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
Mrs j. $. Flint of Bristol is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Flint. - John Hagan,
jr., has moved into d. ). Walkers house.
WEYBRlDGE.
Col f.. T. Griswold of Bennington visited
his sistor, Mrs. John Shaw, last week.
Mrs Robert Warner is lll-Nlrs. Maria
Mott has gone to Panton.--Rev. c. y.
Thomas of New Haven will deliver tho ad
dress here Decoration day. Carrie
Baker is home from St Albans Miss Flor
pnce Lamson of Middebury is spending
few days with Mrs H. NJ. Adams.
MONKTON.
Daniel Barton of Farnhum, p O., visited
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Miles, this week.
Mrs. LaRose, who lived with her son, Henry
LaRose, died Monday. Cora Elliott
was married to r. Whalley OF Charlotte last
week.
The kaolin works have again resumed
work. H 3 Williams saw three deer in
his meadow a few days ago.-Mr An
drew Brown is very sick.
LINCOLN.
Arthur Hill, Dwight Dearborn, Agnes
Cushman, Adde Farr. Mrs. Il. \. Farr and
Odcl Estes are ck-Georgo and Fred Bag
ley have their new mill up and enclosed and
expect soon to 20 to saving slaves. The
next annual meeting Of the VIC. 7. l. will
he held at the residence OF Mrs. !. II. Bean S
Wednesday at , p. m.-A. Weber has
gone to Burlington hospital for treatment.
STARKSBORO.
Ira Chamberlin is gaining, Mrs. Will
liam Wymau is sick. Mrs Lucy Sayles is
having her house painted
PANTON.
Mrs. WiSel, wife of the blacksmith, broke
her arm last week Mrs Jane Evarts ar
rived in town from Saratoga Springs Satur-
oav.
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ed the pastorate of the Baptist church Of
Saturday. G. Narney was thrown from
hi, wagon Saturday night near L. II.
Ruggles and quite seriously hurt.
Rev Mr. Hatfield preached in Bingham
willie Sunday afternoon. Rev Mr.. Brig
ham of Fairfax is to occupy the pulpit in
the Methodist church Sunday afternoons. -
The suit of Fairfax VS. Westford in regard
to the support of Joseph Rousseau was de-
cided last week by Judge Taft in favor Of
Westford. Seymour Faulkner is visiting
his brother here.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
John Barry, an aged and highly respect
ed citizen of this town, died of old age Sat
urdav morning. Mr.. Barry had resided in
this town for about 30 years He was known
as a hard working man. a good husband and
father. He leaves a son, three daughters
and brother. The funeral was held from
St Marv's cathedral, Burlington, Monday
morning.
Z. II. Richardson. road commissioner, has
begun work on the roads.
JERICHO CENTRE.
Jud Stiles came home from Brattlcboro
Monday IS. j. iIaskius is able to ride out.
The Ladies Aid are to give a strawberry
festival soon. MIR. and Mrs. George Stiles
celebrated the 2jth anniversary of their
marriage ut their homo on Monday evening.
| \ large company of friends and neighborS
were present. There is a town meeting
warned for the 18th at 2 p. m, to sec if the
| town will vote to have a school in Collins
| Nash district. and to see about building a
school house at Nashville, Mrs. Albertine
Lee is quite sick.
RICHMOND.
F.. A. Freeman. deputy collector and
weigher Of maple sugar, has weighed 50, j91
pounds of sugar this season.-Rev Allen
Hazen, d. D.. oldest brother OF Rev. Austin
Hazen who has recently returned from In
dia, preached Sunday afternoon and even
ing at the Congregational church. The
Sons of Veterans will organize a camp her,
soon.
WlLLlSTON.
DR.. Wyllis Wood of Albany is stopping al
his sister Mrs. Darling had news of the
death of her cousin. Mr. h. Joslin of Sidney
Ohio. recently. Mrs. wilkins has returned
to her home with Mrs. Pridham for house
| keeper Barney has gone to Barre.
WlNOOSK.
The saloon kept by William Hayes in L.,
b. Platt's block, near the depot, was search
ed Friday evening. a barrel of beer and
| two cases of lager were secured. More Sc
we're charges have also been made agains
| the house.
Mr.. John Hardacre who for Is years ha
been loom-fxer in the Burlington woollel
mill, has severed his connection with tn,
company. The weavers in bis department
presented him with handsome gold watct
chain as a token of their esteem Mr.. Hard
acre will go in few days to Boone City
n. j., where he has similar position will
a more liberal salary.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HARDWiCK.

Mrs. A. s. Cheever is visiting in New
bury Martha Hyde is teaching school in
" alden. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Water
bury were in town last week. Miss Bertha
Warner is at Hyde Park in millinery shop
for a few weeks. Twelve couples from this
place attended the May ball at Craftsbury.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Hardwick. See ad. page s.
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WHY and WHERE

Why Should You advertise?
Because that is the only way TO get people
to come to you to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise?
Iu the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts. Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that. Those who live away from the post
office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
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pounds oil butter and sold $50 worth OF milk
beside the milk used in the falnily.-Mrs.
Mary Irlnce Denny wife Of Harry > Dem
ny died May at Irion. y. &. The re-
malns We're brought hero for burial aud the
services were held from the home Of her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. John Prince, Monday
afternoon Key. y. VI. Hardy Of the Con-
sregatlonal church officiating. DIR. II. II.
Mcintyre was in Montpelier Tuesday Mrs.
Charles \. Ford and daughter, Miss Sadie,
arrived Monday from Idaho and are with
n n parents MI ana MIS- h' man ~
V T,,i. ..;,,...... ....,, ....,.,..n.
ms WAY Wl'I unuou"'1dll nave e','
co,n,nitto ho1 hal,
cd this committee TO INVESTIGATE and rapYrt
upon the subject in a few weeks TO .ucciol
village meeting. ! \ Fowler = 4 Shat.
tuck and F. f. Dubois. The pronosed plan
is to Grant a franchise TO - uoitv Of citi2.u4
to uut in a plant with the rri, ilooe to MIR
chase at any time if may wish Rev Hoo
mer White ha, received an invitation to de-
liver the sermon before fine pr,1uutino elias,
of the West Randolpb High school Hale
Flint In, returned to Chicago orter eniov.
ing few day, Of trout t.hin, in this vi,.in.
itv.-Dr l.. 4 Move. stared Monday for
ST Pants Island ilo.lo ,,.l,o,., in intend,
to remain for the next t,yo vears He saw.
this is the last trim f. those re,rion. a. bo IN
tends to settle in RoudnInh nm his rcr,,cp -
Rev. Father Tbarieu yyl, has haar o..irn.J
to St. Francis church. Windsor. will urea, d
his last sermon hero next Sundav.-l. L.
Hebard has sold his farm to Charles \,
Pratt Of Worcester, Mass. for $1,000 Pos-
session Will be given Immediately. Mr..
Hebard sold on account of ill-heqlth and
will move To this vilIage.-Eov. John Max
ham aud wife of Stewartsyile, Mimi, are
visiting in town.
Won can get Taf.'s Fir, Cordial of nil the
live dI.u-gi,t, i'm Wr-t H,rdol,b 500 nd
roo.S
ppOOXr,r,1
MIS- 9PraSue Arnold rS'AVei 'hocN OF
paralysis 9Pril - al "'~l hanI'Iph'-
lhoihaS sanders OF haVerni.!' Has, is N
town. lie creamery a. the East ' HIa.e Is
70 be IN readiness Tor operation May ID
Eugene Marshall and Charles bigeIoW r"l-
.,,'',' , vi sllpl N'i.ei' t's"!D-' APP"
Iat+nr ua,,lv d.uoli.hinc ~. VIII NJ.
skinner If Ro,,lior j.. IN ~ I.a Carbon.
ter,s vbara sho l.. ,.,.i,.nr -.;.bo'l5 il,
town onon.d An,iI 3O MIS-. B4s.i~ Grow
teaches in the Hibharl district. Mis- Nina
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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-
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ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Tia
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 SKRUP co.
san F6AAciSc0. cAL.
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JOHNSON.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
tyEWp16T

Mrs u. W. Blanchard II. G Blanc hard
and vile have gone to Boston q ".
Trow OF WashiRgt0n, D. C., is hume TO sec
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Junction, with good number in atten-
dance
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. !. n. Drury of Essex is visiting at
Hiram $, lsham' s.-Mrs. S. +. Hinsdil and
child moved from Waterbury last week and
have gone in the Lockwood brick house which
Mr. Hinsdill had pleasantly arranged for
Housekeeping james Gates recently graded
Il driveway 10 his house where il is thought
tue poStoffce will soon be moved
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WEsTFohD.

Rev r Fay and family returned from
Sheldon Wednesday go The town authorities
have purchased u new road mschiue. -
Charles Cook has vacated tho baptist par
onugc.-keY. e, Hatfield, who has accept
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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The May-day socable at the Congrega-
tional church parlors on Tuesday was a very
pleasant affair.-Will Marsh is home from
Montpelier Mr.. Hopkins and Miss Mary
Bates of Burlington spent Sunday at +. $.
Whitcomb's. Mr.. Hopkins is holding lay ser
vice at Calvary Episcopal church. --r. Pike
is expected to preach at the Congregational
church next sunday Harry Norri, is gain
ing. G. Abbott is improving his resi-
dencc 10y putting in n bay window. George
Benedict goes this week to southern Yer
mont as agent for the Homestead A letter
announced the safe arrival of Mr.. and Mrs
Washburne ana Wallace Stevens in Alaska
and "A pleasant sea voyage Of only ! days
from San Francisco TO Alaska. Hima Day
has gone to Rutland. Roy has returned,
and is to live with his grandmother, Mrs.
II. y. Whitcomb.
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Or. Bingham VI surlilgtop femovsl part
u one fit in Rev Mr. Thatshsrs side and
took vat quantity OF puss pr. tFo~h re-
port, hun ia h lair way fOf recovery -fLere
are several cases ut sicAn-ss III town The
Franklin county medical meeting Was held
Tuesday at the Riverside hotel at Sheldon
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Mrs. Rebecca King came from Lawrence,
Mass, last week and will spend the sum
mer here. Her son, Henry C. King, ac.
companied her. \. Noye,, who had
CONTINUED ON the ;tl pa.cJ
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Rev J. w Buzzell pastor of the Bap-
fist church. has returned from his vacation
and preached to his people the 9th. Rev.
g. f. Pay preached in Memorial church
Sunday. DIR. William Stanford Stevens of
Boston is spending the summer at his farm,
where he is having barn built. Reed
Bates is again driving the stage to Enos.
burgh Falls. after trip to Michigan. A
j. Croft sold his farm and stock at auction
the Sd. The farm of about 100 acres was
sold to Asa Raymore for S3025. Several of
the cows sold for over $50 each, the lowest
for S2S.