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GUILLETsFrenchn ougat.9o5 Larkin. Tel21ss

GLASS at F. N Woods s. Co.'s. 81 First street. :,
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Fights of little consequence elsewhere are
described as occurring in rounds. In South
America the equiva lent but higher sounding
term revolutions Is used.-PhiIadelphi Times
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To Effect
Final Distribution
Of the Estate Of
G. P. KENNEDY.
100000
Must Be Realized
In 80 Days,

And in no other way can this
be done save by making i'm
mense reductions on our
stock.
A BONA-FIDE SALE is
this and genuine the reduc-
tons of from IS to 90 per
cent.
Every preparation will be
made for waiting on patrons
and prompt delivery of pack
ages.
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Corporal Tanner is about to be come the editor
of The Home and Country Magazine OF New
York.
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The CALL CALENDAk.
MAY, 1894.

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The boisterous silence of Senator Gorham is
a strong indication that he believes that one
man in his party should use his lungs just for
breathing purposes.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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DR.. de Bossy, the leading phi yslcian Of Havre,
recently celebrated the one hundred and first
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Marie Corelli's novel, "Barabbas," is being
translated into Hindustanl under the superyi.
sion of a maharajah.
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The ex-President's speech at Indianapolis
sent chill along the spine Of Thomas Reed.
There is no longer any doubt that Benjamin is
in training TO freeze him out in '96.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Es- Goods delivered free to all places where
express rates are not in excess OF 81 per 100
pounds.
&c Mail orders carefully and promptly attended
to. Goods forwarded c. U. ID. or receipt or re-
mittances by express mail Samples free on
application.
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The Republicans assured the country in 1888
that surplus was better than deficit. The
Democracy now agree with them. One by one
the great issues OF the past are being removed
from politics.-St Louis Republic.
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Mr.. Lease Of Kansas has sent Governor
Waite Of Colorado a copy OF the book entitled
"How to Be Happy, Though Married"
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An interesting sketch is given In "Mnsic." OF
Fernando ae Lucia, the dramatic and intensely
modern tenor, who has been charming Eastern
audiences. He 10 . native OF Naples, where he
studied the vloloncello for ten years In the Con-
servatory. The art Of singing he taught him.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of the Congregational
church has received call to the Congrega-
tiohal church at Manchester. Mr. Hardy has
been here "a good many years and the people
of this place would be sorry TO have him go.
Claude and Fred Beedle of Keene n. II.
arrived in town Thursday evening for
short vsit.--John +. Hobart went to Wind
sor Thursday to see his brothers. children
who are seriously iii with typhoid fever
h. f, Fassett left Thursday morning for
Berlin, \. H., where he has secured en-.
ploymeut, April 10 at the residence of ].
II. Williams, Henry Boyce of Brooktield
and Miss Anna Lewis of Braintree were
married by Row. Seward Robson of the
Baptist church Mrs W. b, Wall and Miss
Sadie Lamb have returned from Burlng-
ton. --Lucius C. Fowler and sister, Mrs
Charles Mann, are spending a week in Bos-
ton Mrs Bell OF Fairfax has moved to
town and will live with her sons in the
house recently vacated by w. L. Lamson.
Rev. &. w Morrow will deliver the Me
mortal sermon here May 27-Miss Mary
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CHlTTENDEN.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Tuesday Charles Z. Howard, of L.
G.. a. G, E. Howard, hardware mer-
chants and Miss Bertha NJ. Griffith, fash
ionable dressmaker, We're united in mar
riage at Clnremont, n. H., the home of the
bride. Henry Boutelle has moved on to
Chase's rk.-Harley Huntoon has moved
back into his house that was partially con-
stunned by fire some time ago.-The Boston
festival orchestra gave a grand concert at
the opera house last Friday evening. The
box office receipts amounted to S46O.-Two
cases of typhoid fever are reported in this
village and one in North Walpole. --Robert
keefe, a recent graduate of the local Morrell
liquor cure was arrested by Special Officer
Stapleton last Wednesday afternoon for
drunkenness.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Bellows Falls. See adj.
page ;.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

The cantata Quarrel Among the Flow
ers, was given 10y the children at the
hall Monday evening under the direction of
Mrs. w. L. Higlee and Miss Irene Thomas.
Following is the cast of characters Rose.
Mary Gil; Crocus Gertie Barrett: Dahlia.
Jessie kell; Sunhower, Ida Bartlett: Snow
drop Annie Greene; Pink, Lena Gill;
Water Lily, Lotto Ncazev; Violet. Flora
Startup; duct, Gertrude Barrett Edward
Johns This was followed by an inter
esting farce, Love of Bonnet Mrs.
Clipper, Gertrude Barrett: kittie Clipper,
Grace kell; Aunt Hopkins, Ida Bartlett:
Mrs. Fastoue Gertrude Moore: Dora Fa-
stone Lena Gill; Kate Dolan Jessie Kell;
quartette, Irene Thomas, May Field. Ed
ward Arnold, Z. W Northrop.-E. r.
Morse has gone on a tripof inspection to the
Western branches. lie will be absent about
10 DAYS.
AXel Lagerquist met with "A sad accident
Thursday while loading marble on the
building shed dock He was pushin. a
loaded trucl; and stopped moment to rest
and leaned, as he supposed, against a car.
II seems he was between the ends of two
cars, and as he leaned back he lost his bal
ance and fell onto the track, the marble
and truck falling on top of him. He was
to his boarding place. On examination it
was found both legs were broken, one below
the knee joint, the other just above the
ankle. Friday he was taken to the Mary
Fletcher Hospital, Burlington. by Civil En-
gineer c. f. Hayford. LagerQuist was for
merly travelling salesman in Sweden and
has worked here only short time.
PlTTSFORO.
Road Commissioner 7. f. Mooney was
married Wednesday morning to Miss Anna
Mccormick of Chttenden, in the presence of a
very large audience Rev. Father Carly ofTl-
ciatng. Many rare and beautiful presents
We're shown at the residence of the brides
parents.-The Vermont Marble company
has leased the quarry owned by L. Rich
Heudee and have begun operations in devel-
oplng the property.
MENOON
Mr., Josiah Browns family are moving
into part of Mr.. laFayette's house. Mr..
Leland Williams, who is seriously sick with
pneumonia, is a little more comfortable. -
Fay and Charles Morse are improving A
sugar party was held az j. +. SMELLS Tues
day evening of last week Rev. Mr.. Man
ming of East Wallingford preached Sunday
at j. j. Morse's and in the Barber Ranger
school house, He has been engaged to
preach half of the time the coming year.
BENSON.
The household goods aud farming utensils
belonging to the estate of the late Mary
Ann Howard were sold at public auction
Saturday. Charles NJ. King has been re-
pairing his house preparatory TO receiving
summer boarders. Mrs. Mary Noble con
tinues TO fail. Her son, DIR. d. G. Noble
Of Middlebnry, is attending her.-Aaron
Pitts of Orwell is visiting his daughter.
Mrs. +, W. Walker read a sermon in the
Methodist church Sunday morning
BRANDON
Charles b, Walker, IA veteran of the war,
died Wednesday night and was buried here
Friday, He had been suffering from con-
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Tortured
Disfigured
Inundated

BY unsightly skin and blood dis
eases.
Is there hope Of cure?
CUTlCURA RESOLNENT
Is l!lc g!cdlcNl OI SAHl pun
As we'll rs HOOD puritiprS
-
DCN@uS0 u 10 F~O"i'"' @N'''Ol' N''
Inc FCNLS,
II is successful in Cllrin0
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Lewis, wife of Rector Lewis, went
to New Haven, Conn for several weeLs'
stay last Friday.
Dr. G. r. Hunt while driving on Elm
street Friday, collided with Henry Oviatt on
his bicycle, injuring the latter considera-
bly,
William Eagan and mother moved to
Mortified last week.
Mrs G. II, Smith returned to Hardwick
Saturday.
The Barre Street Whist club met with
Mrs Harlow Smith last Friday evening.
Clement Provost is preparing tor build n
house ON his lot on Court street. go. >.
An alarm of fire was rung in from box
63 soon after o'clock Sunday afternoon
Fire had been set to the grass on Hubbard ;
hill, and OH account of the strong wind
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WHY and WHERE

Why should you advertise
Because thatis 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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Howard of Greenfield, Mass, is visiting in
town.
N. W. Udall has returned from STRAIT
ford, and while there settled his case against
II. b. Day of Sharon It was case rising
from being bitten by dog. It. was tried
at the june term of Orange County Court
last year. Mr.. Udall was awarded $500 and
costs, from which the defendant took an ap.
peal to the State Supreme Court on excep-
tions. The case was to have come up before
the spring tern of court, but was settled by
the defendant paying s425.-Mrs Abbte
Russell of Albany n. Y, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Matthews, has returned to her home
George l.. Spear has returned from a trip to
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. j. l.. Battles is in
Norwich visiting her father Miss Mary
Howard has returned to Greenfield, Mass,
to resume work in her school. Miss Clara
Huse who has been staying in town all win
ter, left for her home in Morrisville Satur-
day. Thirty hree new bicycles have been
sold in town this spring
Mrs Susan Robinson and Miss Grace r.
Sanford, who have been making an extend
ed trip through the West and California the
past winter, have returned home. Mrs. Il.
I. Lillie has returned home from Montpel-
ier.-Mrs. Nellie jefferson of Claremont,
n. H., has been visiting at NJ. M. brakes.
The Ideal male quartette are to furnish
music for the graduation exercises Of the
Randolph Normal school. George Mann of
the graduating class of Dartmouth college
returned to Hanover Monday james Stack
of st, Adams, engineer on President Smith
engine st. Lawrence was in town Monday
visiting f. A. Shattuck.
live druggists in West Randolph. See ad.
page s.
RANDOLPH.
The measles are very prevalent at the
Centre and vicinity. James Albin has
opened a writing SCHOOL,. Ryder has
moved into the w. Sargent house Work is
being pushed on the new store and it will be
| ready for business May There was
dance and oyster supper at Camps hall,
East Randolph, the 18TH.
TUNBRlDGE.
Mrs. A. B. Drew returned from Andover,
n. H., last Saturday will VI. Flanders
has moved to Chelsea Tho old taunery
property belonging to the stephen Noyes es-
tate was sold to \. y. King last Thursday.
A fire, started by the careleSsness of
smoker, burned over about 10 acres of tim
Der and pasture land belonging to A. \.
King q Son Sunday. The town hall is be-
ing converted into temporary quarters for
the village schools. -George Robbins has
bought the o. J. C'illoy farm.-Miss Della
Ordway returned from Caremont, n. H,
last Friday.
VERSHlRE
Freeman Spears house took fire upon the
roof recently. But little damage was done
Miss Hattie Parker is teaching in Ian
caster, y. H.-Rev. Mr.. Jackson occupied
the pulpit at the Advent chapel last Sab
bath.-Theran Aldrich is visiting his broth
er Lucian.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.


Rev A. Donnell exchanged with Rev. F..
j. Ranslow of Swanton last SUNDAY. -Felix
Barnard has left the tub shop and gone to
Burlington as clerk in a hotel-W. D..
WEIGH is in Boston. Mrs H. w Stevens is
visiting her daughter in Champlain, n. Y.
Mrs. Sanford Waterman died Sunday.
The funeral services were held at the house
Tuesday, Rev, Mr., Wheelock officiating DR..
Campbell and wife are spending a few DAYS
at Orange and Miler's Falls, Mass. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Knight and daughter Sarah have re-
turned from the Midwinter fair at San
Francisco Miss Nettie Morgan has re
turned from Florida Miss Jennie Baker
has gone TO North STAFFORD to teach school.
WATERVlLLE.
Charles Stone has moved into part of
Julia Shattuck's house. Charles Goodspeei
has moved to Morristown. Mrs. VIII Chase
of Fletcher was the guest Of her father,
Ami Leach. over Smday.-Charles Holmes
is the guest of Mr.. II. w. Scott Rev. r..
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Miss Emoline Buckeloy is sick with heart
disease. The creamery will run every day
through the season The village school will
commence April 80. Mrs l. W Hill teaches
III the higher room and Sara Thompson IN
the primary Simon Forehan. formerly Of
this place but who for several years has bse1
in Chicago, has gone with his bride 70 Los
Angeles, Cal
CALAIS.
Miss Maude Pierce and Mabel white were
home from Goddard Sunday The site for
the East Calais creamery is on the lot own
ed by b. r. White. \ well was driven
there last Friday Mrs. 6. r. Dwineh re-
turned home FROM Boston last Saturday.
Miss Clara Pike is i'll with lung trouble
Miss Mary Dwinell is to teach the sumner
school in East Calais
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Nathan Wheeler is slowly gaining from
his recent iIlness.-Mrs. O. 4. Wilbur is in
poor hcolth.-Ni5s Mary SaDin is engaged
to teach school in district No. |, Lucy Sa-
buin No. ., Cora Wheeler in No. 5 and Laura
Tebhitt1 in the Ball district ---kaJrners TO-
port more than an average amount Of sugar
made.
PLAlNFlELO,
Mr. }. ". Batchelder ma, sold his residence
to Stephen Cate for $4,000 Mr. Bacchelder
thinks of building MIR. and Mrs Edwin
Fisher of Bethel visited Mrs, H. H. Dewey.
Mr. Fishers sister, last week. Mis-, Alma
Leonard Of East Calais visited in town the
first of the week.-Bev Mr. Talrow is
away attending conference schools begin
Monday, April 23
rhor ,,ourp-,,-1
=, "CE I-'-7'
H. w. 1alh9 Is raining very last. --Hazcn
. a. NI'''' u'ou 4a9l week MONDAY, aged %
'A'S; -''oliHo H'G"aJ aIsd the 0th Iom
I,'0 '!ier.' -. IT. suoc"' aS'I - years. --'irs.
i'"1.r' " i''a'u gave Il concert aJ semi
IA cnapel la9l fHday evening The peo-
ii' l9 - .',o Western par. Oh inc Town ana az
W. t,',,, SrAuIe presented mr. aud Mrs. Julian
=" ny WIZ recently ma thelr buildings
Ou' leu sum o4 ABOUT so
WATERBURY.
A warning has been posted callinr town
meeting for Monday AnriI 20 to 500
what the town win do in re.,ard m tho nro.
posed Stowe Electri. Railroad.-Tbere was
n very pleasant catherine of youny naonIe,
at the house of Max Greene Colbvyille Iast
Thursday evening. The Cba1ltaiIu,Ia class
were entertained at the home of Mrs Ed
ward Wright in Montuelier Saturday after-
noon-Frel Somerville has returned IN
Worcester Mas The crcor,ar,- ~, pm.
dali Avenue viii be ready to o,e1 Nfoy1.t-
Editor L. b. johnson of Noribti.ld was in
town SATURDAY. The literary club meets
Tuesday evening with Mis-, Carrie Havas
Ed Boyce is spending few DAYS in town.
Mr. j. G.. Gric-s is spending n few DAYS
in Buston.-H c. Farrar. grand master ~
J. q. o. f., from Rutland. and Past Grand
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sumption contracted during his service in
the Union army.--Maj c. H. Forbes and
ID. r. Goodrich returned Saturday from
New York. Mrs. NJ l.. Bump is in crit
ical condition with peuralgia Of the heart.
Harvey q. Churchill OF Goshen died at
bis home Tuesday morning of pneumonia -
tor many years he was one of the side
judges of the Addison County Court and
was man much respected by all who knew
him. L. and c. X. Savery are taking
an inventory OF the stock of goods left by
the late c. B. Walker. They have bought
the same and will continue the business at
the old stand DR. G. w. Peck has been
appointed guardian of Ned Walker, only
member Of G. B. Walkers family living;
also administrator of tho estate Rev. C. f.
Provost, pastor of the Catholic church in
Brandon, is to take another church
in the diocese and Rev. Father Coffee is to
come to Braudon.--J. II. Eugels and 2.
Fox are visiting in town.-The many friends
of &. G. Morehouse, pastor of the Methodist
church, are rejoiced that he is to remain
here another term.
You can get Tafts Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Brandon. See al. page s.
PlTTSFlELD
Frank McColom has cut his foot quite seri-
ously. Freeman moves to Chitten-
den soon TO engage in the meat business. -
Henry Nose is gaining sowly.-Mrs. Swan
died Saturday morning, aged S1-Thore
was a donation party at the Methodist par
sonage Friday evening, the pastor receiving
500.
CHITTENDEN.
The funeral of Joel Baird was held on
Tuesday and was largely attended The in
terment was in the old cemetery MIR. and
Mrs. Robert Wood of Boston are in town.
called here by the death of Mrs. Woods
grandfather, Joel Baird. Vernon Baird
has leased the blacksmith shop of f. J. Per-
ny. Martin West will remain in charge. -
Mr. and Mrs. Adna Baird have sold their
house and lot to Nelson Washburn, ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird will remain in Rutland
another year.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
AUBURGl1.

About 200 pounds of frogs legs were
shipped from the AlburGh station by OK
press to New DIRK Monday afternoon. Fish
Warden Mitchell seized five barrels of fish
at East AlOurgh Monday morning. the 18th
INST, but when the , a. N. train came along
the five barrels were hustled into the ex-
press car, and Warden Mitchell is now try
ing to find out whether he has a right
to detaiu fish or not without first knowing
whether they wore illegally caught
Farmers have begun sowing grain. The
seectmen have called a special town meet
ing, upon petition of several Of our voters
for Saturday afternoon, april p, to see if
the town Will vote to sustain a school in
what was formerly district No ,, tho school
directors having refused to have a school in
that distric, Elisha Reynolds Of Isle La
Motto and Willie LarOe OF Alburg Centre
were arrested Saturday, the 14th inst. for
being intoxicated. They had been to Rousos
Point, and, returning were unable to man
ago their team and tipped over in a ditch
nearly in front of Grand Juror f. W
Darby's residence, and were too drunk TO
assist themselves. They were taken in
charge by Deputy Sheriff Marvin, and. not
being in condition for hearing it was
postponed until Monday. Mr.. Reynolds was
sick in bed Monday and was unable to ap-
pear and the hearing in his case was contin-
ued. Laroe plead guilty and was find the
usual amount.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
ROCHESTER,.

G. L. Greeley is in Boston this week A
new pipe organ has been placed in the
Methodist church. Il H. Upper and wife
are i'll Boston this week. MI and Mrs
Julius Woods have moved back from Gays
ville.-Mr. Lawrence and Mr.. Rodney Law
renee We're called to Pittsford last week
Wednesday TO attend the funeral of a niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis have moved back from
Middlebury, where they have been living
for some time.-Dr. Huntington was called
to Malone Saturday by the sickness of a
relative. The creamery commenced run
ming this week.
SOUTH ROYALTON.
Lee and Will Clogston are at home from
Mortified. The Graded school opened
Monday. Roland Reynolds is in town. -
Leon Skinner is visiting his parents. Rev.
II. NJ. Goddard is spending this week at his
home in Ludlow. Miss Alice Lamb return
ed from her trip to Boston last week Tues
day.
You can get Tafts Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in South Royalton. See al.
page s.
BETHEL.
Postmaster George II. Upper is in Bos-
ton.-B. c. Noble of Morton, Quebec, is in
town. "A l.. Morse goes to West Lebanon,
\. H., to clerk for Edison q Chadwick. -
Sawyer holds the ribbons once more on the
stage route from Woodstock to Bethel H
l.. Walker has sold his farm Will link
ham of Stowe, also p. &. Tinkham of
Rochester were in town Saturday. d.
l.. Parker, who has helped his father during
sugariug, has gone back to his duties at L.
Y. NJ.
Carpenters commenced work on the cream
cry this week. A l.. Stearns and
Roy, are visiting in Boston and vicinity, -
w. II. Dreamer, NJ. G. Stafford F. l.. Mar
tin aud Fred Arnold are the recent visitors
in Boston. George w. Berry is up from
Charlestown, Mass Tho Bohemian glass
blowers exhibit at Bascom House hall all
this week E f. Thomas is moving to
Brooktield
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of a Il the
i've druggists in Bethel. See adj page 5.
READING.
Mrs. Gilbert is at Windsor. caring for
Mrs. Daniel Stearns, who is very sick -
Mrs Round and her daughter, Miss Clara,
are visiting in Hartland. Carl Pratt has
returned TO his home at Turner's Falls,
Mass. The funeral of Mr. Michael Weston
was held in the Baptist church Sunday at
ternoon, Rev. Mr.. Harris officiating. The
burial was in Bailey's Mills cemetery. The
services We're postponed at the time of Mr.
Weston's death on account of tho sickness
of Mrs Weston. MIR. Hufnail AMI Mr.
Wright from New York have moved on to
farms i'll this town recently purchased by
them. Mr. Hufnail bought the Weston
farm and Mr.. Wright tho farm owned by
Mr.. Burnham, known as the Ladd place -
The Felchvllle spring term of school Will
open on Monday, April %, with Fred Fur
Der teacher, and the South Reading school
with Mrs. Y. S. Holden teacher.
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NOTICE-G Girls. Send your address to
y Cruveu's Employment Agency. We want
you for all kinds of work. wi2tt
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4lutiEc.

| OlND 400 bushels fancy white seed oats
I az Jones & lshams. 31w.tf