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VERMONT NEWS.

Patten of johnson is visiting his uncle, a.
A. patten Mrs s. S. Ballard and SONS of
Barre have been visiting her parents. ID. G..
and wife i. A. Watkins and wife
have returned from a week visit in Shell
don N. j. Nve and wife, Mary Nye, and
Frank Green spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Shattuck in Eden. Miss Bruce.
a professional nurse from Burlington. is
caring for Mrs. +. j. Gates "A preparatory
lecture was held nj the Second church
Wednesday evening Holy communion ser
vice at the Second church Sunday morning
March -Betsey Hawley, a sister of n. A.
Hawlcy of this place, died very suddenly
last Wednesday, Funeral services was held
at her brothers, Thursday, Rev. \. Shcr
man officiating. Mrs. Jack Thomas closed
a successful term of school in the Fuller dis
trict last week.
Some sugar has already been made. Mrs.
H. y. Gray is improving and is able to ride
out.-"The Worlds Fair at the Methodist
church Friday night, was not largely at
ended.-Mrs. Jane Holmes is i'll with pneu-
monia. Miss Spaulding is nursing her. ---
Louis Cook and Miss Emma Marsh were
married in Underhill last Wednesday MIR.
Stephen f. Hopkins died at the home of his
son-n- law last Friday night. The funeral
Whecock officiating.
JOHNSON.
q. W. Stearns is conValescing DR. II
" Waite is again on the streets after n
severe attack of the grip followedby a fever
Fred Bicknell of the Z. V. NJ. spent Sun
day with his parents here Mrs. Wilmer
Heath and children are visiting her sister,
Mrs. b. a, Hunt. Mrs. f. J.. Walbridge
and son have returned from Cedar Falls, la.
The last cold snap froze up the water
mains badly throughout the village d.
Whiting has rented hi, farm to Everest
Stebbins, and moved back with his father,
4. Whiting. F. Lan1on, father of O.
b. Landon from South Hero, is visiting
here-Thc s. c. Hill camp s. of Y. will
render the popular DRAMA entitled "Out of
His Sphere" at Landon's hall. Friday night
of this week E. II. Sherwin has been APP
pointed deputy collector and wegher of ma
pie sugar.
CADY'S FALLS.
Rev. DR. II. W. Worthen. D. d.. of Hard
wick held services at the village school
house last Smday-Miss Alice Miner re
| turned Monday from visit III Cambridge
| and vicinitv-llr Beniamin Martin of
| Wolcott was in town the first of the week
A party of young people enjoyed pleas
ant evening at ,IustuS little's. Tuesday
Max Newclty ha, returned from Lowell
Mass K hares Heuick has finished WORK
| at Peck ; mill
WATERVILLE.
Miss Whitney of Bakersfield was the CUES
of Miss Corda Brown last week Miss Div,
Langdell ha, bought the Elias Wiley farm
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nv TIIVTI II w NfIIINf ~
body had big red spots on il,
and | did not know what tn
do. | went to four different
doctors and they helped me-
at first. In the fan | got
worse again; then tried
other remedies. but they did
me 10 good. / was ashamed
to go into public. | was a
sight to look at. Every one
w1ald say. What is the mat
ter, why don't YOU take some
sh,,,.r - f7 E,ap az my nu ilu
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TWO GOOD RACES,


Tho favorable weather helped to draw
ont another large crowd at the second days
rae, Of The Burlington Driving association
Wedne, lay. The result follows:
5000 CLASS.
Phyllis VI. \. CHASE. Winoo-Ai.........1
Lady Gallon. y. =. Webb. Bur,iugtuu.. = .
Minnie Orwell, VI. &. Powers. Burlins-
Neliic Van ..'JW iaic.. Huntington. ( I
DAISY CO. Y. richardson, Burlington. 3 DIR
Time, ?.IO, 303 2.ji.
FoNtS or lsoa
0IIalloran. f.. +. BrowucL Buijngton... 1
Dennis. j. y Oliver, Buriugtou..........2 >
Time l:lO, LOO.
These we're ouc-third mile heats. best two
in three, and the time made was remarkable
for yearIings.
- CLASS.
nqcN; G.J., Alongcau, Burin7ton.... l ; l
Split Ear, w. II. Howr.sau. Bakers
Nancy iiarkaWay,. John cheney,
c5rc %E" F. ''I il fw6lc,r;. Whitehall,
lime 4:3ole. 2.33, 23l,e a:tG '''
The third heat of this race was a pretty
contest between Duck and Split Ear the
latter winning the heat 10y a neck. Every
heat was a horse race.
The three days ice races of the Burlington
Driving association came to an end Thurs
,erdav. The ice in the vicinity OF the track
was black with people and the races were
interesting Horsemeu who have attended
many winter meetings declare that they
never witnessed more interesting ice races
! than those which closed Thursday. The
officers of the association are TO be congrat-
uated on the success which marked their
efforts. The summary Of Thursdays races
| follows:
30 CLASS.
| Checo. L. II. Wilder. Whitehall. y. VI / |
| keeler's Bay, Alec patuaude, south
,,i Hgr2 :, ,;i,..''...'..2 :;
Starlight w II. Howrigau. Bakerstield.3 t
| Gentleman Jack, A j. ~iade. Winooski. . D
| Time 3:js, !;il. ~.
FREE-FOR-NlI.
lone ordWaL. Cnmunehsm " Wider.
| Peter Cooper, +. Il. Weller, Burlington: !
| Edison Allen, B. y. Austin. WuOo-kI...3 3
| Time !.33. 33llt 2..gi
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS

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infancy to age, from pimples to scroiula, when
the best physicians and all other remedies fail.
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RUTLAND COT MY.
BRANDON.

There was a hearing at the Office of Orms-
bee n Briggs, before cX-Guv. Dillingham;
and W. +. johnson of WOodstock referees,
on the claim of the estate of Phillip Ann.
late deceased of Brandon, and the United
States Mutual Accident company. as to the
cause of the death of the said Phillip Ann.
The case was adjourned until March Sth on
account of the sickness of one of the wit
ncSscs Joel G. Baker and George Lawrence
of Rutland We're in attendance as counsel in
the case j. c. +. With of Denmark was
in town recently, the guest of George \.
Crossluan.- Brandon Union expects TO
issue its first paper under the new manage
mcnt about the first week III April. John
l.. Knight aud Frank j. Weed are TO start
a grocery business in Smiths block on Cen
trail street, Mr.. Knights old place of husi
ness
+, l.. Cowes of Rutland, pension examiner
was in town Monday on bu,iuess.-H. X. c.
Watson and William Piston of New York
left for home Monday Mr.. Piston is the
architect on the Watson stock farm in Bran
don. The town report for the past year is
in the hands OF the voters and is being crit
caed to the fullest extent. 1t shows that
there was expended during the past year
for highways previous to March :, 1893
500. ~ and siuce March :, $4s63 IS; over
seer of the poor, S2D44,01; received for use
of town hail. $3.50. 26 town liquor agency.
sales Feb. !, 1898, to Feb. |, 1894 SlGSO. 81
at profit to the town of Sl5O.6l.
PROCTOR.
Col. f. u. Proctor and W. f. Higbee re
turned Friday night from IA six weeks trip
to San Francisco. They went by way of
Washington, New Orleans and Houston,
Texas: from there via Southern Pacific.
| They returned by more direct route, ar
irving in Montreal over the Grand Trunk
| Thursday morning, where they We're joined
by Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Higbee Miss
! Eva Robinson. who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs f. d. Proctor, returned to her
home in North Underhill Saturday PROT
John NJ. Stevens, while walking Friday
stepped on some ice falling and injuring hi,
knee quite badly
BENSON.
The Ladies Auxiliary gave soca
at the Congregational parsonage Wednes
day evening. Miss Bertha Halkenburg
closed Il successful term of school in tn,
Stong Point school house last week with al
exhibition Saturday evening. Charlie,
Jones, called here 10y the death of his uncle
returned to Burlington Monday, Miss
! Hudah Belden has closed her school in Corn
wall Mrs Mary Noble has suffered a shocl
and is very low. Mrs. c. \. Naramore dice
Wednesday, Feb. -, aged - years She i
survived by her husband two sister, an,
one brother James Watson Of Brooklyn
The funeral services were held Friday at thu
house. Rev c. f.. Hitchcock officiating.
The Rutland County Sundayschool associa
ton held its first convention in the Bap
list church Wednesday forenoon. aud in tn,
afternoon at Fair Haven. Among tin
prominent speakers WAS Rev, II. e. Farrar o
Albany Wilmington Aiken. W Il. Stron
and Charles Dickinson united with the Con
glegational church Sunday morning on con
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ANp CHEM. CORP Sole Projectors, Boston.
ss-"How TO Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free,
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CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent a
word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which ia less than
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lnes
within twelve consecutive months.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
READING.

IlEfNOlINNss
The stone farm house owned 10y +. J.
Williams i'll this town, was consumed by
fire last Tuesday morning February p. at
u clock. Tie barn was saved 10y tearing
down a she'd. The family consists of IL
persons. six of whom are children. The fire
was so advanced when discovered that al
most nothing was saved from the house.
The people in town have responded literally
i'll this time of need. The buildings were
partially insured. 1.-THE Crusaders who have
been holding meeting, for more than a
month at Fechvile. closed their services
there on sunday evening and began work at
South Reading on Wednesday evening of
this week. The drama to be rendered by
the young people of the lnlversalist
church was postponed till Friday evening. -
The b. Il. c. will hold meeting ON Natur
day evening Charles story has been
visiting his aunt at Lebanon, y. H
F. H. Clark Of Newport la, been visiting
his mother. Mrs Lucinda Clark. Mr..
Legacy has moved from FechvilIo to the
Highland place.-Mrs. r j. Pitkin of Bos-
ton is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner Fletcher Mrs. Casavnnt of
Fitchburg, Mass. is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Gilbert. Bertha Baldwin and Clifford Girls
void have returned from Black river acad-
envy at Ludlow-Miss Mary Amsden has
closed her school in the town of Springfield
and returned home Mr., Smith Of Chester
who has been caring for her mother and
sister. Mrs. Byron and Ni, Davis. has re
turned home Miss I.innIe Perry of Nortl
| Springfield has been visiting her friend
Miss Ella Nittum.
SOUTH ROYhLTON.
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Bound.

I OUND-Thc largest line of pound paper in
the city, price 10. IL. 20 and - cents; enNcl-
upcs 20 and - cents a hundred, at the Free
Press Association. N6Wtf
EOUND-LHrgc assortment of ,lapanesc ana
| American napkins from - cents to - cents
per hundred at the Free Press Association.
15.wtf
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CORBETT ACQUITTED.

Jury Quickly Bring in Verdict of Not
Guilty.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March AFTER
being ont rs minutes the jury found Cor
betr not guilty. Judge Phillips III his
charge to the jury said: 1t is immaterial
whether it was a glove contest or a sparring
match or boxing match if it constitutes q
fight as already defined. 1t is a violation
of the law of Florida against fighting 10y
previous appointment.
Death OF General Early.
LYNCHBURG. Va. March 2.-Gen. Jubal
\. Early died at 1920 o clock tonight
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SCR0FULA II YEARS
Always Sore. Face Burned Like Fire.
Ashamed to he Seen. Four
Doctors but Little Benefit.
Cured by Cuticura.

For about ten or twelve years l have been
troubled with scrofua. My head was always
sore, my face was dry and scaly and burned like
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs Theophilus Clark died last Thursday
after a short but painful illness
She leaves n large circle Of friends and rela
tives who viii deeply mourn her loss. G.
X. " lizard aud wife are rejoicing over
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lost.

| OST April ~. 1873. perhaps between ndcr-
l. hill and south Burlington. sterling silver
-poou~. marked. Return to Sheriff Reeve for
reward N.w3t
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BRAlNTREE.

C. Bass returned Saturday from Mont
pelier. -- Mr. Loomis who runs the Snowsville
and Adams creamery, is sick. Rev. Mr..
Kenney, who has been holding meetings at
Peth, went TO Rutland Monday. 5. Belcher
is very sick at his brothers, D. Belcher.-
Mrs. Mary Mudgett ha 5 rented her farm to
Christopher Bruce. Mrs. DR.. Simpson of
Hyperion, Conn, came last week to assist
in the care of her uncle, who is very sick. -
Mrs. Charles Cross of Chelsea, who came
about weel, ago to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs. j. Pearscy, was taken sick
and died Saturday. IL Holman and wife
celebrated their Goth anniversary Monday
evening
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ALBANY.

The concert at the congregational church
last Sunday evening was very interesting. -
Miss Oma Lunt, who has been quite sick, is
gaining slowly.-MrS. John Wright died
March ! Of pneumonia
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is visiting MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Dean his
Charles T.. Neasey of Haver-
hill, Mass, spent last week at Ora Fl. Good T.
ale's. He returned to Haverhill Saturday.
In an item going the rounds of the papers
Mrs. Clevcland's great grandfather is con
founded with his own brother, whose home
was in the northern part of this town many
Npnrs
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l.OR SALE one standard bred AristoS
J Mare a producing dam. w. t. Campbell,
No. 1876 Church st. 3tW,ti
EOR SAIE-tiood securities, also first mort.
small amounts. f. H. Wilkins, No. J Broad
way. New York. I"WI
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w FIELD.

At the auditors meeting it was found this
town was $1,000 in debt There We're ap-
plcantS for certificates at the examination
held 10y Principal Hazcn last Wednesday and
Thursday. Fremont Miller has returned
from Boston.-Josiah Miller had Il light
stroke of paralysis last week.-Rev. +. b.
Phelps of lrasburgh, a former pastor
preached at the Congregational church last
Sunday. -Febrary Is. Ethel, third daugh-
ter of Rev and Mrs. j. L. Knapp. died of
scarlet FEY er. and their other children have
since had it. but are recovering. There are
no other cases reported. Frank Kennedy of
New Hampshire was in town last week and
rented his farm 10 Nelson Seymour for one
wear
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EAST ROXBURY.
WARREN.

d. A. Blair has moved into his house IN
the village -George Martin Of Waitstield
was in town last week. The Warren Dram
attic club presented The Stolen WIZ in
Waitsted last week Tuesday evening. H.
F. Joslin Of Waitsfield was in town last
week
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GRAFT SBURY.

The village school closes Friday with
rhetorical exercises in the evening. -Osmcr
Loomis has moved from the John Harvey
farm to South Albany james Wilson has
moved on to the John Harvey farm, The
spring term Of the Craftsbury academy com
meuces Tuesday, March IL, with the old
board of teachers. Harry Scott and family
move to Glover this week. Mrs. Elmore of
Morrioville is visiting in town for a few
llnN
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1Tnr SALE.

| or SALE Nearly new. road cart W. II.
d51,3tNwlt
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RANDOLPH.
TUNBRlDGE.

Fred Hutchinson spent last week in Lowell,
Mass.--E. f. Howe is now in Lowell attend
ing to some business matters DR.. f.. f..
Dean has moved to Lebanon. y Frank
j.. Hall and wife of lIardwick are here visit
ing friends Harry Dean Of the same place
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WATERBURY,.

The concert given by the Y. NJ. :. Glee,
Ban 10 and Guitar club of Montpelier. as
sisted by Miss jackson. accompanist. and
Miss Clark, violinist, was heartily enjoyed
by IA large audience Thursday evening, All
rendered their parts in a manner which class
rs them rs one of the best clubs in the State.
That the entertainment was one of the most
pleasing of the season was plainly shown by
the heavy applause given them. which was
returned in generous way, the programme
being almost doubled Special mention seems
due Master Arthur Dewey. as he handles his
ban jo in Il manner which proves him prod
igy.--Mr Elmer Coilrn and wife of Mont
peiar are visiting in town.-Mrs Bertha
Ober Miller expects to start singing school
here soon.
The next entertainment under the aus
pieces of the |. O. O. f. lodge will be given
by Charles Williams, a renowned humorist
and impcrSonator
Miss Josephine Taylor is organist at the
Methodist church during Miss Fullerton :
absence. There We're union services at the
Congreg ational church Sunday evening. -
Mrs Bertha Ober Miller spent Sunday with
friends in Burlington The Ladies Aid So
cietv met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Charles Robinson, The Reading club met
Tuesday evening with Miss Eva llunt.-Th,
Missionary society met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. l.. H. Elliot.
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EOR SALE Farm whole or in parts IN
/ ~hclhnrnc. next farm lately bought by Col.
Cannon. Mrs. lladley, Shclburnc St. City.
5i.2t&w.plt
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Mr. William Haseton has returned from
Bellows Fals.-The building committee APP
pointed for the erection of a new church
are .. &. Eaton. T. y. Boyce and T.. f.
LOCKWOOD Between $500 and $4,000 have
been subscribed for the new church and pre-
puratons are being much for its erection
The cost of the new school house a. shown
10y the town report was S3543.S 81. Some
farmers are scattering their tubs and pre-
pairing for an early sugar season.
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NORTH FAYSTON.
WATERBURY CENTRE.

Misses Hartig and Moffett the lady evan
gelists who are laboring at the Street, will
speak at the Methodist church next Monday
evening at ! O'Clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

There IL something strange sbou, the
sy the democrats II N-v Mexico seem
to have made the republicans believe
tina, the former have the better part of
the argument IN ~ far 40 the s,A,ehoul
question affects the approaching election.
The democrs,s claim tia, there would be
= better chance u securing votes In the
senate for the Statehood bill by eleeting
their ticket than by elec,ing the repuhli.
can ticket, aud II p-ems tina, q god many
republicans argue the whole question up
on the prsAumptlun that this premise 10
true
The contrary IL true. Que thing which
has RETARDED the AdmipSiuu uf New M-i.
leo IL the belief on the part - eastern re-
pubncans thu, Il would he a democratic
state. l, Ia 10 be regretted tha, II II ~,
Tor no member u congr-ss should le, -
consideration Of tins purt influence his
vote un prop aitIrn Ia admit new state.
Bu, In practical poliuc- considerations II
this kind do play part. and It IL we'll,
NhfFNt'fFt w " ~ W"
publican ar Democratic votes that should
especially In sought.
Already the democratic house ~ rcp-
rrscntativcs has voted In favor u admit
ting New Mrslco. aud Mr.. Cleveland ID
reported Ia have SAID that the territory
should I've le, ia. Tins msy be cnnSniere'i
~ n commi,Al oi the democratic party e.
the policy II admission Ia the face al
thls record the democratic senators will
hardly r-fus. 10 vote for th- hill, VIVA,
, rr the resul, II th. approaching el-c-
,i"n may he. II may be taken for granted
that the bill IL safe a. FAR 80 - majority al
tn. democratic votes III the senate ~ con.
c-rn.,i.
| But the action IL the republican sens
tors IL doub,fnl M yet II ~ to be pre-
pum-,l that some II the democratic cen
Atp = will vot. Againn, the measure ~
accoun, Of eastern prejudice. or through
fear ~ increasing the strength ~ the ell
yer forces IN the senate Admission may
therefore. depend upon wha, the repubii
can senators do. and fur this reason !
~ denlrAb- a. show them that New
Mexico would not b. n d,m,s'- -" -'~i"
,...n ,- ..r. no, he s"lidl,
s"1, = ratio. II follows iha, the weigh, q
Argumru, IN the statehood Question IL II
favor II rlrcung the republican cAnd,
dates. Thln II ~ clcur that II IL rur, ris
ing the "'pubhcAna hAvr no, turned IA,
tables on their Democrat opton-nis II
the hiscu--'on II this propagation ben
yer Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

peaceful sleep 81 death zuni 10 per.
hsps the oldest Indian in ,his locality.
hi, age no, being accurately knows. but
q, least II was far beyond on octogena.
Ran
Scrgcsn, Ms,son Ia mourning he loss
II y beautiful go water spaniel, which
he had purchased At the territorial faT
he 10 In the hands II Mr. Winston. our
tasidermi-,. who will transform him for
Sergeant AS a souvenir Of the fair.
J W. Robins. ,rsintnss,er Of the Al
lsn,ic n Pacific, spent Tuesday anil
"Wednesday ~ the fort.
Mrs. Lieutenant Miihi len Mo cay
incoming TO visit friends In San Francesca
Mrr Lieu,en N, Harrison lef. tn. for,
Tuesday morning 10 visit her mother aud
friends In Chicago.
wv Payne, 81 Loo Angeles, made .
hurinrae call ON ". v Mclaughlin 4 Co
Tuesday
Ask Watson Of the band about that
SOLDIER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
selater News.

Fort wingats. N. NJ. Oct. li.-H com.
pany. Tenth infantry. departed for ".
Reno, Oklahoma, on the 9th inst. This
followed by A, & and d troops Of Second
cavalry esus-a our for, to pr esent rather
9 mela ncholy aud dresry appearance, but
their vacancies will soon lie hlled by X
and x troops from ~. HuAchiea. giving
10 each sci Of ,roops a change. without
which q soldiers life would sometimes be-
come mono,onoas.
As Mr.. Arnold, our post printer, was
taking en- evening stroll las, Sunday
evening he suddenly encountered ell that
remained Of ''oid zaai." wrsppsd In the