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RECOGNIZED BY HIS GAIT.
Kaufman, Wanted in 81. Louis, Ar
rested in the Post-Omce.

Simon Kaufman, ~thirty-nve years old,
was arrested in the Post-otioe yester-
day by Detectives Wade and Hnnley, OF
the Central Office, upon a description
from chief of Police Harrington, OF st.
Louis, who wants him for embe zzle-
ment.
Chief Harrington telegraphed a de-
scr'ption OF Kaufman, in which he gave
Kaufman'n shufllrg gait much promi-
nence, and II was through this that he
telcgrs phed Of the arrest, and word
has been received to hold him and an
officer will come here for lin. Kauf.
man was remnnded In the Tombs Pc
lice Cou until Wednesday.
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BOYS CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Costs Two Lives.
by Associated Press)
sHEPHERDSVILLE. KY, June A.
Ed Hortz and Tom Hart were killed
near here Friday afternoon by the care
lessness OF Lee Eckert, a companion.
with whom they had been playing. The
three boys went to Buzzard Roost. a
high blum. and rolled large stones into
the valley below. After enjoying the
fun for a While Hortz and Hart went
below to view the damage done.
While they were in the valley Eckert
pried off a ledge of rock hanging on the
brink. which went down with a tre-
mendous crash, tearing down trees and
shuhbery and crushing the two boys
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EarIy-Bird Julius Hnrburxer.

The first candidate In the field for Congress
thia year Ia julius hamburger, leader OF the Inde-
pendent County Organization in the Sixth Dis
trct. who wants to succeed Amos umming In
the House Of Representatives Mr.. Cumming,
does no, live in the district he represents and may
not he the Tammany candidate there again. Mr..
hamburger Ia not after the Tammany nomination,
however. He thinks the Independents will win
this Fall, lie Ia a hustler and does not lack the
friends necessary 10 help him get there
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BIG MISSOURI FIRM FAILS.
steele and Walker. OF 81. oseph
in n Trustees Churgc.

NN Associated rrcEsD
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 4.-Steele
Walker, the largest Wholesale grocery
house on the Missouri River. has gone
into the hands Of a trustee. The failure
grew out of The recent failure of A. y,
Shuster n GO, Liabilities and assets are
large nut the amounts are not known.
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Draining the Flooded Area.


PUEBLO, col, June THE flooded area ID
rapidly being drained through trenches, and
steam pumps are raising the water from the eel.
lars Relief Is being furnished by the citizens
and municipal authorities and a request has been
sent 70 Gov waite for the use OF 100 tents.
Means are heinz devised by a ommltt Of en-
glneers 10 prevent a recurrence Of the disaster.
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GEO. G. FLINT CO.,

and charged them with larceny. The two men
were found with a $50 compass In their posses.
sion. which was subsequently Identified Nv Walter
Z. Girsfd as the property Of the Union Ferry
Company. The compass was stolen from the
ferry-boat Republic. lying at the foot of VIII
street, on Saturday. Justice Taintor hold the
men In $500 each for the Grand Jury.
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TWO SMALLPOX CASES..
A Man and nm Infant Taken to
North Brother Island.

Two cases of smallpox were reported
to-day at the Bureau of Contagious Dis
eases The patients are Edward Richard
son. twenty-six years old, OF 226 West
Sixty-fourth street. and Ellen Lewis. sig
mlnths old, Of IS James street.
Both were taken 10 North Brother ISL
and.
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Held for stealing a Compass.

Policeman Sullivan, OF the Old slip station. ar
raigned Michael Dwyer, thIrty-nve years old. a
ionsshoreman. Of 2o6s First avenue. and Edwin
A. kenney. thirty-one years old, OF % Fulton
street. In the Tombs Police Court nis msrninR.
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THINKS HE HAS RUN AWAY.
Mrs. C~hataeld's Husband Drew His
Pay and Disappeared

BEDFORD STATION. N. Y. June 4.
George Chatfeld, thirty-fve years old,
who owns several teams that are work.
ing on the new State Reformatory here,
has been missing since Saturday. He
drew his pay then. and Is supposed to
have had $S5 when he left.
His wife, who keeps a boarding house,
believes that he will go to England.
She intends going to New York TO
watch outgoing steamers.
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TORNADO KILLS TEN.
Tuxpnn, Mexico, swept by n Ter.
rinc W~ind-Storm.

by Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS, June 4,-Advices from Tux
pan, Mexico, state that a terrific wind
storm passed over the village OF Yahu-
alica, about seventy miles back In the
country, one. day last week.
A number of store buildings and dwell
ings were destroyed. and ten persons
We're killed and fifteen wounded.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS,
INCOMING
DUE TODAY,
DUE TOMORROW
5udxe sick, Court Closed.

NEWARK. n, j.. June THE Court Of Quarter
Sessions In this city was closed this morning
owing 70 the sickness OF Judge Kirkpatrick.
THE Judge IL suffering from rhsamatilm-
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A full account OF Wall street affairs will be
found In the Q O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
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cello d mediclns for chtldren while teethins. 25c' -
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Wire News IN Brief.

rrodle's Wnrk = fouretory structure on Church
s'rec', Burlington, VI, v1H totally dea,royed hy
Hrs last night The loss Is etrlmatsd at 81, 900. =
a business block IN Ashland. III burned 4 .dav.
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Hook wanted More T.

"After trat l paid Hook. He came
around every month. and / never could
He wanted more thar the s2j every
month. and several times / gave him
$40 extra for himself.
HE told me he would not stand the
notoriety of a house like mine. and that
such a ranch was worth 800 or $40 a
month, and was only paying So.
II said 10 him, My God, what do you
want. | have a quiet house. and here
ore those other people all around me
keeping open and doing a big business
every night, while / am not making any
I'll threatened 70 go and see Roesch.
He was senator then and Tammany
leader Of the district. My husoand be-
? 70 the same club as Roesch and
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EE-ludse John N. ~Broomsll, Of Media. Pa. ,
tbs hGT ~ Delaware County died YESTERDAY ,ust
hyloFo noon 81 the home Of hls daughter, pr
Anna u, bnoomHll, 1879 Walnut street, Phiia.
phia.
Miss Kate welsh was thrown from n eaul...
AZ hAVerhill last night and fatally hurt.
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lohn Stanley and Clsr"nse Cox. ot Tennessee.
, T'"nd"fol ih'n'rlyss n SheriN For. ~ KrnV-
vile County lHil They are chaggeA with kIlI,ny
Henry Snpdtcrly, > rich Union County farmer
Ninety ,tars Of sgs and his wife. on the nlsl,
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spoke to him about the way the police
were treating me. All ] wanted was
fair play. ana they were threatening to
close me up ard ding nothing TO the
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ed as vestrymen for the ensuing year viz:
Henry 4. Burt, Henry VI. Stone. Charles
H. Reynolds, Horace Baxter and Henry A.
Burt, jr. AT n meeting Of the vestry held
Immediately after, Henry A. Burt was
chosen as senior warden and Charles H.
Reynolds as junior warden: Henry NJ Stone
was chosen clerk and treasurer; Henry A.
Burt was chosen as delegate to the annual
convention, with c. H. Reynolds as substi-
tute. The Good Templnrs gave Il sugar
party Friday evening The Kings Daugh-
tors gave bonnet soriablc Wednesday even
ng.-The Cossrove family gave an enter
tainment under the auspices Of the G.. 4. K.
Thursday evening at Bullard hall. which
was quite well attended, and gave great
satisfaction Mr.. Pierce has taken the Cen
tral House and Mr.. Dyke is moving his
family into the Morrill, house on Canada
street.
The calico masked ball Friday evening
was the event of the season. There were
nearly 80 in the hall. though only those in
mask about 30 We're allowed to dance until
the time for unmasking came. The Thomas
Bros. orchestra of Sheldon furnished excel
lent music. Tho young ladic, Of Miss Hogle's
dancing class furnished refreshments Mr..
Frank Pierce, son of Willard Pierce. as
stunned the management of the Genital House
Saturday evening. Mrs. Pierce came out
from st. Adams Saturday afternoon.-Mr.
II. y. Dyke and family have moved into the
Lorenzo LaSel tcnemcnt on Greenwich
street.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Swanton. See adj. page 3.
FAIRFAX.
Dr. ". 5. Briggs is soon to occupy the
nm /, ia
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
SWANTON.

The annual meeting Of the Union school
district was held Wednesday March ~. W. b.
Pencil was elected for three years as commit
teeman TO serve in the place of Lieut. Ed
Nincilette, whose three years torn Of office
expires. The two old ones on the commit
tee are b. c Sheldon and ID, F, Booth
Mr.. Pencil will make good member. He
is public spirited and recognizes the impor
tance of keeping up the schools. A tax OF
50 per cent was voted -Myron Green from
Franklin was in town Thursday for the frs,
time since his recovery from lung fever
AT the annual meeting Of the Holy Trinity
parish Of the Episcopal church held Tuesday
evening March -, the following were elect
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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 efectually, dispcls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
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 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it en- hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALlF0RNiA FlG syrup co.
san Francisco, CA.
LOUISVILLE. KY NEW YORK. NM
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Among those present were the officers of III
bank of which he was 30 years president.
the officers OF the Bennington County Ma.
tional bank and the Bennington County
Savings bank. A delegation was present from
the National State bank Of Troy and Nortl
Bennington National bank The Rev.
Alexander McGsorge Of tho Baptist church
OBLIGATED The Bennington Rifles formally
open their new rooms Tuesday evening
the 10th, it being the 9th anniversary since
the company adopted its present name
There will he a reception music and ban
quet
Won can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all tn.
live druggists in Bennington. See ad. page =
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON

There are two indictments in Bennington
County Court against NAPOLEON Gaudettc,
who was arrested in Champlain last week,
Past Commander j. b. McNamar of Gus
ter post has been appointed aide on the staff
of Department Commander Branch. The
anniversary of Lees surrender viii be oh
served with rouslng campfire by Custer
post in their rooms Saturday evening Do
partment Commander Branch and staff are
TO be present An the posts in this vicinity
have been invited and acceptances received
from many Two hundred invitations have
been issued to citizens of the village. The
funeral OF Luther X, Graves was attended
Tuesday morning from his late residence
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CALEDONIA COUN TY.
HARDWlCK.

The Rev. John Morse died Wednesday
night Of last week of apology at the rc'-
denrc Of T. j. Cowles, aged Sc years. He
is the father of Rev. c. w. Morse of Gays
vile, who came to Hardwick Saturday to
attend the funeral.-J G.. Burke, the vet
Gran stage driver between Granville ana
West Braintrec, has suffered several shocks
lately and is housed from the effects.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial Of all the
live druggists in Hnrdwick. See adj. page 8.
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WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay you TO read about See page
seven. This paper has more than 10000
readers every week, and one cont word
will reach them all.
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One Coupon for All

George Bixby and wife started for their
home in Amboy. ILL.,. Thursday night after
few weeks visit among their friends in
this vicinity Mrs Lucy Allrich had a
shock early Thursday morning. She had
been quito well Of late and the evening be
fore she attended prayer meeting. She is 81
years Of age.
Mrs. Lucy Aldrich who had a shock last
Thursday. died Sunday morning. Tho fu-
neral was held at the Baptist church
Wednesday morning. Miss Laura Brown
ell who is teaching in Charlotte was in
town Monday-Miss Stella Bowman is Wis
iting friends in Westford
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial OF all the
live druggists in Essex junction. See ad.
page s.
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VERMONT NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DolNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

The Winoosli valley. Villages Up North,
Along Otter Creek and by the shores of
White River Covered by Special Re-
porters.
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broad vie,v of Christio, lifo .rd nhor,rtnr
The cvening eormon tho thar,o h.ino UITo
died fo,. our sins md r,se ,rain for ON.
justification - broucbt ont ,,,,y Of tbc host
noiuts in tbc bishnp's imnressiv. strle of
nratorv In tba loroo audinncc ,yaro neonle
from Barton. Burlinqtou Rutland Middle
bu,.,, onl oil tbo .1i'P,,in. So. ID frnu,
every church in this citv A LARGO number
nf naonlo ,vora unable IN c,t s.,t. Tho re
cention ot the rectorv Satl,rdov ovening was
fully attended and most grotifviu, TO n,
listing bishon and fine narisb 4 class ,f
rino Iovs and ,,i,ls v,s confirmed
bv the bi,hop sunday night The
Young misses ,vero drn.s,d in white -
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Gravel oro ruito hanpy
oven, the nr.snnco OF a hnI, Girl i,ded
school onnund Monday with - fun ottend-
orcn in tho variou, denort,oonts -Ecy. Mr.
Pearson of the Bnpti,t church. VIII occ,mv
fine tenement ON Main strent this ,ycel,. w
cat,1 by George Thoruc f Belding md
wife hive a urrmoucut visitor in the form
of q baby boy.-NIiss Jennie Perry has re-
turned to nor school nj Soxton's River.-
Georre Stone and Churchill Uindos have re-
turned to the Vermont scad,ny.-- Tho
union services at the Paptist cburcb Sunday
evening were fully attended and Mr.. Circcc's
! address on ..God's pict,ro p,llc,.y' was lis
tened TO with much interest
The NorralI cure meeting at citv hall wa,
,a.ided oys, IN, I,T i' Sit y, Ejday '
! Ing 1t wa, well attended. and Mr.. Grircs
made the meeting interesting. The death
! of the old cavalrvman. John McClartv.
! Friday niglt. was not unexpected. He
was II member of the ISL Vermont cavalry.
| He leaves n wife and several children. His
are was IS rs-Nirs. c. Taber of Monk
1 ton has lust boen notified bv the adngnistra-
tor Of the estate Of her deceased son, Nathan
| Of Denver, Cot. that the outcome Of thc
final settlement will he a substantial benefit
to her A meeting of the commissioners on
/ the estate of the late Dr. H. T. Cram OF
FerriSbnrgh will BE- held at tine probate
once i'll Ne'Ee"neS +flrii - we eSt"'u NV
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Nr. I w tTi1os ,,,s ,ttouJad So+,,r1ov
From, hor 1atn ro.idnnco Sho died in Raj.
ro Crnni, Mich SLo le,,.og one so, C,ooroo
Milo. of Forau, Falls MINI who came
with the remains. She ,yas sister of Muir
ray Wright Of Orwell and Mrs i. Bowe OF
thlS pace ne 1orl'oratioh creamery com
i't' i'l'u u'} anu ~, vi iN''i
VI . P'l ven, I'' Ii'oitn'' i"o "sO
VI I'o VI "i'lh ma o'7n ~ le. G',l
IA VI 80 ioO iouo an"
- ,-"'i "' ,l'" na', II'3 az II V, CIV
'ioch t. anu W. -An''i =" 7o,ii1i' -
ie'L u '.I'.' III 81 "'ul r ina. s'
ost i' 49, '''OS 1,'' - nn,
oit'i J' vi, ai' .ii ,,o c
N.Y. ra,i',o,.
nn"c hoid tbnir ,..,,iar nn3rtcrIv ,nceinc
last Saturday evening and elected tho fol
| lowing officers; W. T., Roger LYMAN: W
A.. Mis-; Minnie Degree: 4. r. S.. VI. e.
| T,llov. r. $. Cora Landon: f. S. r., George
| Davies: chaplain. A. /. Sanctuary: Con.
| Noble Love; \. C.. Katie Curry; |. s., Guy
| CARPENTER. @. $. o. X. Fletcher
| Charles Drinkwator has returned from
| Lawrence. Y with n wife. Miss Annah
VI. Davis of that place. to whom he was
married March 81 the Rev. II. Hesselgra ve
oniciotiuy
l..
and broke hi, WAGON and harness. Mr.
| Wrich; was uniniurcd
Won c-n -ot Tort.s ris- Cordial If all tho
| live, d,re,oi.ts in IIiu.sbIr,,L Som al rogaS
|
O7tLbUENt.
Rev. +. W. Atwcl and family have gone
to Springfield, Mass, on a vacation. -tiuy
Tracy OF Boston is in town. - Tommy
| Thompson was severely iured Inst week by
Il horse squeezing him in the stall.-Antho-
ny Donolv has bought Miss Belle Haven s
house. Miss Haven will move to HYDE Park
soon,-Mis, Mary Mills, y. NJ, of Little
Falls, y. v. is IN town visiting friends.
~ o1 .hi raIi e1"m ~ ''''" '''0
,,Mnrp.su,
bchJahin NoiIl9 taxes possession OF I'm
ton Brown place tnl' week LEY A. u.
barper o. Allstoh suPPhed tne oonSrrGa-
4Cuat p"'''u vi 'uiI'S ~ ~ ,- nv
comb and Ira Uauleg were oppointed com
miSsioncrs on the estate Of Byron Day, and
i.uc;en Chaplin admin, traitor. -Olin Gleason
is Attending school at Essex.-Mrs Edmund
Martin is seriously i'll; her daughter from
Cambridge is caring for hcr.-George Clark
has gone to Waterbury to work in the asy-
u =
evening at the Congregational church par
lora by the young ladies. Tho entertainment
consisted OF music pY inc hanuylln c'uo aue
ci,"Ili uIIII nary P.ucs VI bui III uoI
~ AIRS, L. - hl'coihp lo' lew u'N9
Iona ! I"liun ll'I'i3' pii NM uiees'iiiN NJ
VIII MIS- 7cIueii u u ieU'Il inns Spring
- ne iulerai Oh byron i'ay tooh i'iAc0 &C. ~
MS nome on hulslay' rev :, lN' olNci
alihs, assisted ny heF, H. r. heyHoi''S =
CROWDED mousse ie9'lAc,' u '"V hiSu cS'1Tli
III "hlcA tne uereA9en wa, hsiu anu NV
sympathy u inc community ior 'ho Nv
;, chlIdreh'
BOLTON.
& Ardrov.s has TALON tba iob of huiId
| inc fine now school bonse, in town.-Mrs. c
W Barney is 70 teach the snrinr school i,
the Joiner Crook district Young peopl
from jericho visited at G. b. Morse sun
day'-Edward leachout has gone TO houss
Keeping III the Tracy tenement houSe,-h
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. \. Skifr of Midlicbury
spent last vccl; with his father. +. \. Skit
C Epson of Connecticut is Il guest of his
uncle, f. A. Williams w. e. BREASTED is
moving to Westport, y Y.-Eastcr service
was held Sunday evening, April |, at the
Methodist church, as the pastor was absent
last Sunday. Edward Nichols is moving TO
his farm and Ambrose Heminway has moved
to Mrs Joseph Williams place.
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EAST MlODLEBURY.

Charles Chapman has bought place in
the village near the old forge and has taken
possession. The box Socable for the w ON
mans Auxiliary to the &. \. Il. on We'd
nesday March p was quite a success. about
Is tickets being sold Orchard orchestra
furnished the music The ". c. Z. e.
met with Mrs. Warren Blucl;mer on Wed
nesday, April 1, at , p. m.-The lecture
given at the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening was from n representative of the
Morrell euro which has recently been start
cd in this town.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

George Ger1nain is to move into the Frank
house and Eli. Russell is to move into the
house occupied by Mr. German.
Mrs. Octave Tebo has gone to Dandy Wis
itirg.
Miss Lois Durfey is gaining.
Mr.. Walter Plumber Is to move on to
Spear street.
Miss Lillian Janette, who has been visit
ing her brother, returned home Tuesday.
Martin Barry is building kitchen on hi.
house.
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RIPTON.

MT OINs
Tho donation at Mr.. Cortez Gibbs for the
benefit of Rev. w. ID. Spencer was sue
cess Ellis Noble, formerly of Rutland, has
returned to town. Communion service will
be held at the Methodist church next Sun
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HANCOCK,


The J.. c. Aid society will meet with Mrs
George Marsh Wednesday afternoon, April
1l.-Quite craze for moving hns been GO
ing on for the past week, Fred Wheeler and
wife have moved into j. b. purling's house.
Sam Wheeler has moved into the cold
store Alex Sbawpeney and family are to
move into Fred Wheeler house Mrs Ly-
man Rhodes has been quite sick Mr.. Gal
pin is in town buying mors cattle. The Ju-
venie society lately organized bids fair to
do well. 1t is to help the Sunday school
library The officers are as follows; Presi-
dent, Gertrude Ninton; vice president, Ethel
Prosser; secretary and treasurer, Anna
Flint; collector, Francis Flint; directresscs
Josie and Jessie Page, Ethel Pros,rr. The
noXt meeting will be held at Miss Gertrude
Ninton's Friday afternoon, April q.
WEST ADDISON.
Mr. and Mrs. Elverton Ward are happy
over the arrival of II daughter Misses
Bertha and Minnie Norton visited friends il
this part of the town last week The steam
ferry G.. r. sherman is now making hel
regular trips between Port Henry aud Chin
ney Point Mr.. Elgood Whtford of Penn
syvania is the guest of Mr.. Herbert Whit
ford Mr. T. II. Raine left this week fol
Moriah, n. v, where he will spend tn,
| summer. Truman Goodale has returned
| home.
BRISTOL.
Mrs Harry Small died March %. tn,
| funeral was held at tho Methodist churcl
Wednesday, Rev. & ] Kunz officiating
Prof F. d Farr returned from New Yorl
last Wednesday. He went to Swanton Mon
day 70 resume his duties rs principal Of III
graded school Rev &. 4. Thomas Of New
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BOLTON.

S. \. Andrews has taken the job of build.
ing the now school houses in town.-Mrs c.
W. Barney is to teach the spring school in
the Joiner Crook district. Young people
from Jericho visited at G. B. Morse s sun
dav-Edward Teachout has gone to house.
keeping in the Tracy tenement hOuse.-R
Richardson has returned from the Mary
| Fletcher hospital, where he has been for
treatment quite a number of young peo-
pie from this part of the town went to West
Bolton Saturday night to attend the play
given by home talent.
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SHOREHAM.

Earl Birchard has Gone to Waterbury,
Conn. to CLERK in a clothing store Mrs
I.avcrty and family leave town Wednesday
OF this week for Meitiold, Mass, where they
vii take up their abode. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
H. Turrll Of Burlington arrived at S. D.,
Nor hrop's last Saturday. Jennie Holmes
and Nettie and Willie Anderson returned
hons from Mortified last Friday. Miss
Ella Hathorn went Wednesday Of this week
t. Burlington to attend scoool at Hopkins
hlll.
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The Ladies AID society of the Methodist
church will meet Wednesday, April II,
with Mrs. Hoel Sayle.,-Bert Hill is on tho
sick ist--W. n Baldwin is gaining slowly.
Edgar Taft and wife rejoice over tho ar
rival of a son. Miss Ida Norton is home
for a short vacation.