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turned on again.-E. J. Davis, who is SUI
perintonding the water works. spent Sunday
at his home in Burlington. The wife Of
William Tatro died tuesday morning Of
pneumonia.
ENOSBURGH.
The Reading Circle are deyoting several
meetings to the subject OF ~ ermont. &c which
are full Of interest The next meeting is 70
be held February 6.-The y. 2. s. e. f.
will hold roll call meeting in the Baptist
church the evening Of February Title
board of civil authority for the abatement
of taxes and the auditors 10 settle with
town officers will meet at the Falls February
l.-Chares Parants is dangerously Ill from
taking cold in slight cut ia his leg
The remains of Rufus Phillips, late of New
Hampshire. but formerly of this town were
brought here for burial. Tho funeral ser
vices were held at East Eno,bur2h Sunday.
J. VI. Whitcomb Ina, at his premises ma
chinery for a new steam saw mill 30 take
the place of the one recently burnel.--Mrs.
William rcrlcy and Mrs Lura Kidder are
sill
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

Gov Fuller and wife were the guests Of
Col and Mrs. f.. l.. Bates Friday afternoon,
and the whole party was entertained at din
ner by Major and Mrs. r.. j. Coifey at the
Soldiers Home, In the evening the gov
ernor attended the council of Mohegan tribe
No q, !. o. of X. M.-An attempt at burg
larry was made at the store of John Evans
Friday night by attempting to unlock the
front door, but the key broke off in the
ock.-The number of veterans now regis
tered at the Soldiers Home is 80, the largest
number in the history of the institution.
MANCHESTER.
The Catholic society gave n sOciable
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
SHELBURNE.

F. X. Hart aud family started Tuesday
for Ocean Springs, Miss. where Mrs Hart
and the children will remain for the winter
Mr.. Hart will go to California to visit his
father before he returns.-The first Of Sc
rics OF lyceums was held iii the High school
building and participated i'll by all the High
school students The question, "Rcsolvcd.
that Washington did more for his country
than Lincoln was ably discussed by Mc5srS.
Scovill and Mu2zy and their assistants The
paper edited by Misses Chapman and Smyth
was credit to thcn.-i)r. ". = Webb
and family are expected February ) for a
four weeks stay.
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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 effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
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 its
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 syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. xE HfW,row. W.
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WANTED.

When You want anything, advertise III
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it will pay you 10 read about Sec page
seven. This paper has more than 20,0O0
readers every week, and one cent word
will reach them all
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promised to do better and are on probation.
Ono of the fastest and the most promising
colts in Franklin county is now owned by
II. VI. Doane of Bakersfield and kept on his
stock farm 1t is a ycarling fily, dark
chestnut in color, well broken and will trot
the street in manner to attract the attention
of everyone.
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MANCHESTER CENTRE.

Charles Wilson has gone to New York. -
The y. +. $. G. f. of the Baptist church
gave q scciabe in the church parlors on
Wednesday evening, January 3l.--Mrs. T..
r. Carpenter and daughter hayc gone 70
Kecnc. y. H.. to spend the winter.-There
will be meeting of the stockholders of Fac
tory Point National bank, February ., to
considering the securing of permanent quar-
Tors for tho transaction of business.
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\ IIRMONT NEWS.
Votes AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

he Winooski valley, Villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores of
white River Covered by special Re-
porters.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Mrs. Clarrisa Loveioy is quite ill-Ihs
Lone Star minstrel troupe played to full
houses Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The proceeds of the entertainments, it is un-
derstood, will be used to purchase a liano for
use in the town hall little daughter Of
Lorenzo GoltreN's is very sick w. ".
Edgertou OF Stowe and Miss Leonard Of
Middle,eX were married last week by R"v.
s. f. Drew-A fire caught in the chimney
of j. j. Ncarens drug store Sunday morn-
ing but was extiuFuished before much dam
age had been done. %. Bailey has moved
to North Hyde Park. Charles Cutler has
moved to the DR.. Church house
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WORTHWHILE.

Prof Harrington and Miss Randolph of
the Arion quartette completed series OF
lessons in vocal culture Friday evening with
a largely attended concert Judge Powers
speech ON the tariff bill delivered in the
House January - j, receiving hearty words
of commentator among his constituents in
this Nicinitv.-A large party drove up from
Stowe Friday evening to attend the Har-
rinCton concert +. II. Stone has been
quite sick. threatened with pneumonia, but
is now convalescent. The gentlemen of the
UniverSalist society are to give a chicken
pie supper at town hall next Friday even
ing.-Fully 100 people had supper at Capt.
Frank Kenfeid's last Thursday, it being
the regular meeting of the Universalist La
dies aid Union meetings are still con-
tinued by the Congregational and Metho-
dist churches.
Rev Joshua \. Brockett, d. H.. is t3 lee
ture at Town hall on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary |. His subject is, THE Southern me-
gro and what will become of him. Follow
ing Prof Harrington's instruction in singing
last week, large class has been formed
under the tuition of Mr.. \. II. Cheney of
Stowe who will conduct the school for soy
several weeks, and will have - or more pu-
| pills. SC. W. Doty and wife, \. \. Niles and
wife, Frank kentield and wife, W, &. Nc
Clintock and wife, and II. y, Cram, attend
ed tue State encampment at Burlington.
Miss Alice Collins of HilsbOro, ~ H. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. J. a. Robinson.
The last quarterly conference OF the con
ference year will be held al the Hethod'
church next Saturday. Quarterly meeting
services and administering of the sacrament
will be held Sunday, Presiding Elder Sher-
burne officiating Several Grand Army
lContlnued ON lAe ith pNgcl
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ALBURG.

Mrs Bootah an old lady. la, been de-
clarcd insane and will be removed to the
asylum the 3Jth in,t.-Several parties from
this town attended the Ladies Aid sociabla
at Hon. y. W Fisl'> isle La Motto the
23d inst. and had a very enjoyable time.
There We're nearly 100 present, including
quite a number from Clay, y. ". and
North Hero. Thomas orchestra entertained
the company with Instrumental music.-The
gross receipts from the donation at the
Methodist church the 9th inst were about
$50 \ ). FleUry of st. Adams delivered
an address ON Prison life in Andersonville
prison. louisa Chiffon died the 22d inst.
of pneumonia, The funeral was held at her
late residence the 24th inst. Rev \. B. En-
ltrht ntiiciniing.
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs \. u. White is dangerously SICK.
Some of the other sick in town are Mrs
Bial S|hattuck, Alden ALERT, and Mrs. Chcs-
ter Ross.-Thc Hanks Bros. proprietors of
the steam mill nj the Centre, will start their
lumber saw this week.
The Union Sabbath School at the Center
reorGanzed last Sunday 10y electing the fol-
lowing officers; Superintendent, John HUI
let: assistant. Romeo Norton: treasurer
Mrs. Daniel Gorton: Librarian, Katie Ellis:
choristcr. Royal Gorton. The teachers
will be chosen the first Sunday in February.
Mrs y. D. White. who has been danger
ousy sick, is gaining.
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RICHMOND.

a ninc-pound daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John y. Hilton January %
There will be a meeting of the Congrega-
ton0l church next saturday at p. IN. to
take into consideration the Incorporation Of
the church according to the recent enact
mcnt of the Tpf-i4lsttirp
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was elected. as follows President, George
Beccher; cc-prcsidcnts =. II. Tyler and f.
w. HAIL. secretary, II. $. futile; treasurer,
G. II. Brown; auditor, f. w. Hall; cXccu-
tive committee, w. f. Chaplin, $. keeler j.
X. Warner; library committee, c. II. Hay
den. w. w. Styles, NJ. Leach Three new
trustees were elected to fill vacancies as fol-
lows: James Douglass Clark w. Bates,
Loren b. Tomlinson.
SOUTH BURLINGTON.
Mrs. Fred Isham, who has been quito sick,
is better.
About 80 attended the party at Mr.. Dun
hams Friday evening.
Miss Lois Durfcy, who has been sick near
ly three months, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Charlie Soulos is visiting her parents.
Mabel and Louis Courcy are both at work
for Fred Isham.
Jimmie Mckenzie is at home again after
an absence of several months. He is attend
ing the Medical college.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Cankor rash has broken out i'll the vii
lage and the children of Mrs. +. w. Beals
and Manlius Saborin are seriously sick with
it---Iiorace Ross, a farmer in the east part
of the town, is i'll with la grippe. The Rob
bins Brothers of Brattleboro exhibited their
views of the worlds fair at Brigham hall
two nights last week to full houses. The
Bakersfield cornet band were present and
furnished music for the occasion. Dir. Ii.
D. Martin is at the Brigham House for II
few days.-Rufus Phillips, former resi-
dent, who died at Canaan, n. H., was
brought here and buried on Sunday
For some time past certain parties have
been practicing the most barbarous cruelty
to horses in this town, and when the matter
became intolcrable u large number of our
citizens signed petition to the humane so
ciety to send agents here ana Investigate the
matter; 50 on Friday II. u. Williams of
Bristol, the president Of the society, came
here and gave the whole subject careful
and impartial investigation, with the result
that Ira F Dean was arrested, arralgned
before Justice ". NJ. Naramore. pleaded
guilty to the complaint as charged and was
fined with costs, S2l.lI, for cruelty
| abusing and starving his horses.
Others less guilty were admonished against
a continuance Of such wicked conduct,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FAIRFAX.

Fred Depatie returned to school in Canada
January p, taking with him Wayne
Warren, who intends to enter for years
work. William Patterson had three saws
and the arm taken from his machine the
night Of the 20h while his machine was at
Il. G. Minkler's.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Miss Lydia Root left for New York
Tuesday. was a poverty party at
+. B. Phelps Wednesday evening. a mus
querade ball will be held at Corbn's hall
the night of February 8. Music viii b5
furnished by the Pittsburgh orchestra
Mrs. {. Il. Irish has been i'll for "A number
Of days. Tie property OF the Mott home
has been put in the hands Of the trustees by
Mr.. Wheeler, the administrator of the Laura
Mott estate. Mr., Warren Corbin and Mrs.
&. ". Petty have been elected as trustees in
place Of j. y. Robinson and Fannie Wheel
or, resigned. David Dillon will act a. SUI
perintendent of the farm.-A number Of
the friends of Rhoda Allen mot with her last
Saturday. ii being her HJth birthday.
AL8URCH SPRINGS.
At the Methodist church social last We'd
uesday evening, -, were taken Hon.
and Mrs. X. r. Hathaway Of North Hero
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. jed 2. I.add
Jr., last week.-Ihe remains of Miss Louisa
Chiffon were inferred at the south end last
Thursday. Section foreman Mnskell Of
Bombay, y v, was in town last week to
attend the funeral Of his mother. Miss
Lou Soulc is visiting friends in st. Alhaus. -
w. " Rockwell moved to Burlington We'd
nesday, where h. is employed by the Flee
trio Railway Co.-MrS. Horace Hazen is
visiting her son in Waterbury Tho
! Teachers association meet at -Alburgh
Centre. Monday. February 1th-The sing
in school club meet at Mrs. T.. h. Collins
Friday evening, February md Refreshments
/ will he served. Robert H,lop has moved
to iii-hgate where he has purchased "A
| farm.-Mr,. Lydia Maskoll, aged 81 years,
died Thursday The funeral was held SAT
! uTioy nt philliD- burtr Gus Mrs " /
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WESTFORO.


Guy Green. a son of Charles Green. who
lives ON "Ilnrd Scrabble" had lis Lee
broken while cca.ting last Week.-Mrs.. b.
=. Lawrence died Thursday night. The
funeral was held Sunday at y. m.-1irs.
y. VI. Corey is still very .i,k.-N.r. Ralph
Smith of Charlotte is visiting in town.
WlLLlSTON.
Hon. Smith Wright and hi, bride have
returned from the South. The Methodist
society are preparing Tor an Oh Folk, Con
cert to be rendered in the near iuture.-Dr.
|. ID. Alscr was called from the West on
| account of his 0ifc's hcath.-llrs.
stephen Bigg, has returned from a visi, to
her father in ACKNOWLEDGMENT Lawrence
is very low with consumption. Maxim
Lashwav's young child is very ill.,
UNOERHlLL.
! Mrs. John Clary. an aged lady, died at
| the home of her daughteI Mrs. j. Noonan.
last Tuesday The iutcrmcnt take, place
Friday.-It is rcportsl that Mrs Erastus
| Stevens Of Essex Junction has bought the
place opposite the ruins of the Dixon House
of l.. II. Chaplin. The Home Land circle
met with Mr. l.. II. Chaplin ON no,day
of last week. 1t was decided to forward
| the funds raised during the year II the
family of a missionary in Dakota. Mr..
William /. Byiuaton of jericho is to carry
on the farm Of Deacon Truman Barney the
coming year rlHzy tea is 70 be given by
! the industrial society ut the church uarlors
ON Tuesday evening of next Week.-A little
, ,I 'r l, -, ~ 'I'T none OIL iieHfy
,"S'"rN on W '''''S"aN' Jan l',--Hr'' =
Ike Is 'P,'|""A ,eNeral Jay III h"r'''i;5l ION
WIN her SiS'''. Ni7' hhl-rt'' "no9' nus
pah" Is Se'lou'N III ne naerhlI N'e"l'l
,io' AT MIS- H. " " hi''"'1" i"St Wees
To', 'oi'h " H''iocA mas 'loae' ms 'Ghool
I4r TINS week on account % illness, d. H.
M'''e was nome over sunday oIatoGS
are se!ilhE al ~ c,ni' per otshel' -Ara
hearu9Iel ana Wy AiHS were married AT
81. -A,p@h' l'~t week ana were mere anon
if4eH"' On uHe'r N'a'uhE UP
CFiARLOT {.
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INESBURGH.

Cheney |. Cote has given up business and
entered the Medical college in burlington
\. Curavoo nearly broke his leg while saw
ing wood at o. \. Mead S.--Tho railroad
survey party of seven We're entertained
while in town at William Sanctuary So
Mrs. l.. NJ. Bowc fell from her inValid's
chair and was hurt severely recently. She
has never recovered from her broken hip,
but could get about the house quite COM
fortably in her chair until this accident. -
There was horse trot at Hinesburgh pond
Saturday. Cyrus Wilcox has Just com
pleted the finest sugar house in town.-Alrs.
NJ. j. kinSley and little Miss Rosnmonl
Cole spent last week ut II. NJ. Hun Miss
Nina Nj. Hun is expected home from Wash
ington soon. She having decided to resign
her position in the government service and
devote her time 10 paintiug.-There is to bc
a basket dance at Grand Army hall Friday
evening, February , All are invited. Tho
bill is - cents.
The regulcr communication Of Patriot
Lodge, No. 33 f. & \. VI. well he held al
| their hall Friday afternoon at two o'clock
work on the second degree.
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ORWELL.
GRANVILLE.

Mrs A. Briggs is visiting in Rochester -
A. Ninton has moved in with his brother,
William Ninton, and Mary Dumas is keep
ing house for them.-E. W. Ford and wife
are visiting in Ludlow.-Mr Nathan Car
penter died January p. His funeral was
held Monday at his late home Rev. u. b..
Wheeler officiating, His burial took place
in Braintrce The V =. l.. \. will hold its
next meeting with Mrs. II. c. Hubbard,
EnhrnnrY l.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs Sarah llldrcdge, who has been West
since October, returned on SaturdaY.-The
Ladies are to have Il society and sociabe
Thursday afternoon and evening at their
parlors. The Methodist Society are to have
a sociablc on Friday evening at Z. Wood
Mr.. A. Davis of West Bridport was ser.
iously injured. whilo pressing hay, OIL Mon
day
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WHITING.

Almcr Pond has sold his place to Hubert
Denton and has bought his fathers tone
mrut and will rerair it.--kollin Lucas has
bought tho home of the late DR.. Wright,
and will take possession April Mrs. Joan
Bissell is quite fecblc.-Mrs. Kinney and
Mrs ". ~ FOSTER are sick.-Solon Miller
has moved into Carroll Hubbard's house
Alison Webster has gone West on a bust
ness trip. Mrs. II. VI. Parker has JUS re
turned from Il visit at her sons in Port
Heury, y. N.-1Irs. Mason is visiting her
daughter in Grown Point. y. y.
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ST. GEORGE.

Henry Lawrence is about to commence
the binding of an addition to lis dwelling
house. Our postmstresS complains OF II
considerable dropping or in the revenue Of
her Office since the 4;h of the month. One
Of our largest land owners on the route Of
the recent railroad survey oilcrs the right
of way through his farm if the road is so
located There is not much doubt but others
will do likewise
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WEYBRlDGE.

Mrs Levi Sturteyant and Luther Roscoe
are quito sick The Good Templars are
soon to give an entertainment under the
direction of Mrs. IL. Il. Hagar.-A union
meeting of the Sunday school teachers in
town was held at q. X. 8rittelrs on
"Wednesday evening Of this wcek.-Singing
schools are held every Saturday evening at
the Methodist church under the direction OF
the pastor.-Ncws has been received of the
marriage Of Miss Edna Walker at Malone.
n y. Miss Walker was former resident
OF TINS nlNnn.
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SHOREHAM.

Perry Wolcott is in Burlington attending
the dairy school.-Miss Jennie Holmes re
turned to her school at Northfcld, Mass.
last Thursday. The anniversary of the c.
+, society is to be celebrated by appro-
pirate exercise, in the chapel next Sunday
evening.
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HlGHGATE

Lewis Martin and Zeph Bovat have gone
to Randolph, John McDonough died Sat
urday morning of pneumonia, after an ill
ness of only three days.-W. 7. Heiiion has
returned from Burlington Milo Webster
and sister of Shelburne Harbor are visiting
friends in own--Henry Lambert has an
other heir, IT, B. Beach of Bristol is the
guest of e. C. Morey funeral of Mrs,
Sarah ]. Root occurred Wednesday, the
Rev. Mr. Stone Of Enosburgh Falls otficiat-
ing. The meetings of the Misses Gale and
Pratt at the congregational church are well
attended,. &. Austin and J.. f. Pelton
are TO light their houses 10y electricity,
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COLCHESTER.

The revival services at the Baptist church
are to continue this week. The entire
Punket family except Mrs. Plunket are
sick with typhoid fever. Three have been
moved into vacant house owned by Mr..
harrington and an attendant hired. John
Plunket, who was first taken, is improving.
The body of Blois Wolcott was brought
here from Burlington and buried Sunday
The services We're held at }. +. Day $
Bert Severcnce's three children are very
sick with scarlet fever. Il. L. Wolcott
went to Jericho last week ON business.
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BOLTON.

T. b. Whalen has resumed his duties at
the station.-C. NJ. Berry is very ill.-A.
V Phillips has finished work at Moretown
and returned home. Mrs Win Ryan and
Frank ellis have been quite i'll for several
days Sc. w. Stevens is still confined to the
house with sciatic rheumatism. The four
year-old colt of Martin Hayden made live
ly runaway here Sunday morning, starting
from Falls hill, and running to this village.
Warren Wrisley has finished school and
commenced work for G. Z. q G. w. Stevens
II S. McGinnis and wife have returned to
Jericho.-H. II. Bishop and Station Agent
McCabe of Essex are home for few days.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Alvin Clley was thrown from load of
hay last Friday and injured some about the
head aud shoulders. - The postothce has been
moved To the store Of U. S. Nichols, because
of sickness in the postmaster family Mar
tin 3. Parker has bought the farm Of Y
Murray Fay at Buffers Corners. Tyler
Calkins of East Berlin, Pa, is visiting al
his father Mrs. Jewel, Il sister of Rev
a. b. Blake, is visiting in town.-At tn,
annual meeting of the trustees of the Esse,
Classical institution the old board Of officer
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

The Shepard family will give all enter.
tainmeut in Allen hall Saturday evening
Olive Hanl !. very low and not expected
10 live long Miss Rachel Robinson re-
ceiyed the prize al the medal contest Wed
nesday evening for being the best speaker,
and John Martin Received honorable men
ton. Editor Barrett gave his lecture
''Out West" in Aliens hall January 81 -
j. +, Kenyon had his hand badly hurt while
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ADDISON.

Spencer Clark and II, Spooner are quite
sick.-Mrs. NJ. *. Barbour of Bridport is
with her daughter, Mrs. Smith.-Mrs. Carl
ton Hanks and daughters have returned
from Worcester. Mass There is to be a
dance at the town hall this week Friday
evening. Those ON the sick list are: r. C.
Goodale, Lizzie Smith, Ruth Barron, C. NJ
Clark. Charlotte Pond is better. Henry
Wilmarth, aged 81, died in this place the
oath and was buried the Goth. Rev. Mr..
Pearson conducted the services. Charley
Wilmarth of New York was here. The lat
ter and Mrs. l.. G, Scegar of this place are
the only children of the deceased
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ID. Herrick is sick Rodney Barney of
Mooers Forks, y. v, is the guest of his ia
thcr, +. II. Barney.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

The w. II. Stiles company have put in n
telephone, connecting their store with
Charles r. Halls house. They will extend
the line to the W. II. stiles a Co. tub factory.
Mr., and Mrs. C. \. Gardyne spent the past
week in North Troy.-A large party of
friends gave a surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Martin at their home Monday even
ing. Choice refreshments were provided
and dancing music and games entertained
the company until late hour.-A. T.
Kingsley of st. Clair, N. V, passed few
days in town last week with friends.-ln the
year 1893 in this town were Il marriages,
"A deaths and 81 births
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INC CATHOLIC soclety gave a socinble