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BENSON.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
BELLOWS FALLS.

Mrs. Maria Hutchins, II years of age
died at the home of her son, Henry Hutch
ms on Green street July I, of general
debility. The funeral was held Thursday
at ocloCk.-The funeral of the little
Barry boy, drowned in the river Tuesday
July O. occurred Thursday.-IIerbert
Farr of West Burke is visiting his father,
n. H.. Farr.
Frank =. Hadley is critically i'll with
Enthusiastically Whitaker and family
are having an outing in and around Bur
lington.-Thc Sells Brothers circus while
here dropped out boy that was subject
to fits, leaving him with only $3.50 in
money. The first night he passed here
some one relieved him of all his money
except 10 cents. He has slept nights in
the fields and some good natured people
have furnished him with food. He claims
to have parents in New York city.-Miss
Kate Titus, a former resident of this place
will teach Latin and French in the Everett
Mass, High sChool-Mr. Derby residing at
the south end of Westminster street, suf-
fered shock last week
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ORANGE COUNTY.

DR. W. 5. Curtis caught a trout in Cas-
plan lake at Greensboro that timed the
scales at So pounds, 1t was y inches
long and 10 inches in circumference. If
took the doctor five hours to land him
after baking him. and with five ounce
polc.-Dr. II. II. Mcintyre and son Harry
are visiting in Pomfret-Aliss blanche
Sparhawk is visiting her brother George
f. Sparhawk, at Boston.-Nr and Mrs. F.
L. Sault are away visiting their sons at
Lynn and Lockport, Mass-AIiss Eta
Markham of Montpelier is visiting friends
here for few days.--Mr and Mrs. Story
OF Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting Mrs. A.
ID. LaWson,-Miss Nellie Hastings has
gone TO the Willard Retreat at BURLINGTON
Tor treatment.-Mrs. Raymond of Buenos
Ayres, SO. America, and Mrs Campbell of
GoHstoown, n. H., are visiting their sis
ter Mrs. NJ A. Tewksbury David Hatch
OF Holyoke, Mass, is visiting his fathre,
John Hatch,-Mrs. Arthur Trenholme and
son of Spooner, WIS, are visiting Mrs A e.
Kendrick, Sevey and daughter Ger
trude are visiting at j. II. Lawson's-A
E. Bass, Mr., and Mrs. F, b. Thomas,
Misses May Proper and Rose Carrigan are
at Highgate Springs.-E. L.
Evans has rented the old postffice room
and is to have his drug store located there.
The High school nine assisted by three
local players, defeated the Rochesters i'm
score of Il to 49, Thursday afternoon at
NJ. Calls park. 1t took IL innings to de-
eide the event.
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publican club, the largest republican clus
in Massachusetts, and was in great de-
mand as an after-dinner speaker.-Mr.
charles Glchrist OF Boston has offered
$50 toward a street sprinkler for the vii
lage. Tho necessity for one never seemed
so great as for the last few days. Tho
OFFER should be taken advantage of.-C. G.
Dole of West Superior, Wis is visiting
his former home.
PLAINF1ELD.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Wells returned last
Friday from their visit to- their son Ernest.
VINO Is proprietor Of the American House
at CambridsC.--Mr and Mrs. Gerald GooCr
win from the West aud Mr.. Harry Coos
win of Now Hampshire are visiting theiS
father, Mr.. Byron Goodwin, at BeniamiG
MartiD's.--Mr A. Lines and Miss FlorE
Hill daughter of Horace Hin Of Marsh
held, were married last week by Rev j.
Edward Farrow.-Mr. Harry A Batchel-
der who recently returned from Wes-
leyan college, is canvassing Chttcnden
county during his summer vacation
a son was born July 1 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Townsend.-Miss Mabel Kent of
kent's Corner is staying with her sister.
Mrs. Orlando Martin. for the present.
Miss Blanche Barnes OF Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs f. S Leavitt.-
Mrs. j. Hooker and children of West Ber-
town.-Mr. Henry Laird is repairing his
tenements on Schol street.
WORCESTER.
Schools in East Gilmore districts Nos.
and 100 Anna and Jennie Wilson teachers,
closed on Friday last.-Miss ina Kent Z
visiting friends in Springfield, Mass
Henry l.. Abbott has bought the store Of
II. ID. Nail.-Mss Susan Atkins of Cabot
has been visiting friends at the Corner.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
DR. Elmer Vaughn of Chicago is visit
ing in town. Mrs. Leverne benjamin ac-
companies him on his return home
Mrs. E. G. Wells goes to Somerv.llo.
Mass. this week.-Mr. Charles Remission,
formerly of this town. is expected 20 speak
to the people here next Sunday-Loverne
benjamin is soon TO move TO the Samuel
benjamin place to take charge of TIE
farm,
WAITSFIELD.
Leslie Reed of Minneapolis Mimi. came
to town last Tuesday and brought the re-
mains of his wife formerly Miss Ella Van
Deusen) for burial Mr.. Reed will remain
in town and vicinity several weeks before
returning hOme.-Uncle John Patterson,
who has been sick for a long time, is no
better but gradually failing. Capt. Bush
nell and j. S. Newcomb both had the i'll
luck to get a fall from a load of hay last
week. Mr.. Newcomb had one rib broken
and Mr. Bushnell received badly
wrenched shoulder and arm, but both are
able to be out again.-NIrs. y. j. Leavitt
OF Minneapolis, Mimi, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. 3. Cody.-Among those visit
ing Boston during the convention of the
Y. p. 5. G. f. were Mrs. +. S. Friske and
son Fred, Miss Abbie Miner, Alta and
Mile Farr and p. b. Gaylord John
j r. ba
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OUR HAVERSACk.
Notes From Fort Ethan Allen.

Lieut.. Caldwell has returned from a
three months leave of absence and is for
duty with Troop c.
Capt Dodds is expected to arrive with
in the next few days.
Sergt. Eichwalf who was discharged
here last May, has re-enlsted and made
application to be assigned to his former
troop, c.
been dishonorably discharged.
Hospital Steward Wittke has returned
from New York. having completed the
duty assigned to him
Recruit Nelson Sweeney enlisted here
for the Third cavalry, has been assigned
to Troop T..
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RUNAWAY IN WILLISTON

Plenty of free cream was the order of
the day in West Williston Friday as
the Morgans of Lawrence Hayes made a
distribution of the above article after
having dispensed with their driver. While
on their way to the creamery at Essex
Junction in some way they took sudden
turn and returned at a rapid gait over the
route OF their collecting trip. There was
only one can In the wagon when the team
was caught by Mr.. Burke, who sprang on
one of his horses and overlook them
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

has shipped another PAGER to Boston for
training. He is also working two others
on the track which are expected to show
up very we'll
The PAGER that G B. Irish started in the
race is reported to be very sick.
Luke Livingstone is working a number
of good ones this summer
NORTH HERO.
Mrs. Il. j. Hazen is ill.-Mrs G. p. Hazen
of Manchester N. II. is visiting in town
Haying is progressing finely. Some have
finished and others will finish this week. go
Some hay was sold last week for SO per
ton in the NOV, both old and new crops.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

John L. Knight, formerly postmaster at
Brandon and recently engaged in mercan-
tile business in Brandon, died at Boston,
Mass, of facial eryspelas. He was only
sick three days. His remains were
brought to Brandon and buried Thursday
Ann O'Keefe and her
mother are stopping few weeks in town.
Miss O'Keefe is member of De Wolf
Ilopper's Opera company. and she is TAX
ing n much needed vacation.
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company, they receiving about 900 for
their wages in May.-There was "A re-
cepton i'm the class room of the Union
church Wednesday evening for the new
pastor and his wife, MIR. and Mrs v. J.
Banker Ice cream and cake were served.
RUTLAND.
Jonas Higgins of the town Of Rutland
was killed by the accidental discharge Of
his rifle on Thursday. The large artery in
the left arm between the shoulder and
elbow was severed by the bullet and as no
one present knew how to bind the wound
he died before medical assistance could be
obtained
Mr.. Walter \. Clark has been appointed
administrator and guardian of the estate
OF John -. Moore.
Henry Clark of this city has been APP
pointed grand reporter of the knights of
Honor pro tenn, in place of John Il. Moore
deceased.
CASTLETON.
Miss Bessie Iarcourt left Tuesday for
New York, where she will enter a train
ing school for nurses.-A pleasant party
was given last week under tho auspices
of Miss j. Beatrice Southland of this place
and Joseph Mackey Howes of Troy, n. Y
Hamilton Smith of st. Louis, Mo, is
here on a visit to his grandfather, ID. w
Griswold.
BENSON.
Miss Florence Dickinson came Saturday
from Rutland.-J. b. Howard was in
Whitehall Monday.-James Dorsey is bet
ter.--Mrs. William Barber is convalesccnt
PROCTOR.
Mrs. a. p. Chisholm of New York is Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Field, and will remain for month or
more.-Mrs l.. A. Neazey, Mr.. f. S. Eek
ley and Misses Irene Thomas and May
Field have returned from Boston.-Mr.
Asa Clement has gone to North Charles
town. n. H. for the benefit Of his health
Mrs. Sayles of MORA, n. Y, who has been
visiting with II. T.. Spencer for some
time, returned to her home Monday after
noon. Harry Spencer accompanied her and
will spend the rest of the summer there.
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WATER BURY.

Presiding Elder L. O. Sherburne
will conduct holy communion service in
the Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing.-James +. Shipman. boss farmer at
the asylum. is moving his family into the
Sheple house, which Will he used for the
farm house at presept.--T work of tear
ing down and moving the old buildings in
front of the asylum has begun.-Mis
Emma Shipman has returned home from
Boston, where she has been teaching
u. c. Caldwell, an old former resident of
this place now living in Rochester y. Y.
has been in town few days the past
week.-A large company of young people
We're pleasantly entertained at the home
of Miss Mabel Carpenter Tuesday July 3,
the party being given in honor of Miss
Lou Morse
warning is up. calling for a special
meeting of voters of the village for Mon
day evening, July %, to see what the viii
lage will do in regard to ooncreting the
street.-The work upon the asylum ia pro-
ressing finely, The brick work Is now be-
ing rapidly pushed. A. Mcintosh and wife
are spending a few weeks in the .Adiron-
dacks.-David Warden and his two young
sons left for their home in Minneapolis
Monday evening. They were accompanied
by Miss Eva Burlegh, who will remain
with them for several weeks-A son was
born Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stone at |. II. Elliot's-Ed Cooley,
the victim of the Fourth of July explosion,
is doing well and u speedy recovery is pre-
dcted.
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NORTHFlELD.

The remains of Col George Carpenter
were brought here Thursday for interment.
The colopel was a NoIthheld boy, locating
in Brookline Mass, and doing large
insurance business in Boston. He was the
first treasurer Of the Massachusetts Re-
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A FIRST RATE COO POUND PLATFORM
SCALES on TRUCK for sale; also coun-
ter scales; also a few more extra good
screen doors, all of which will he sold at
bargains. Respectfully, S. Place. Essex
Junction. Vt. swift
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PROCTOR.

Mr., T. A. Genette of New York is visit
ing i'm town for a few days.-Mr r. r.
Morse has gone on a business trip to the
Western branches of the Vermont Marble
company Fremont Hunter has gone to
Fiattsburgh to attend the funeral of his
sister.-Monday was the monthly pay day
Tor the employees Of the Vermont Marble
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STEAL. but don't steal the T1olton Steel
Roofing, for | will sell so cheap you can't
afford to. The best and most easily APP
piled roofing manufactured. Tools fun
nished free. Write for prices. w. 3. Car
penter. Bellows Falls, Vt. w43,tf
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THE PEASE FARM, East Charlotte, $50
acres; splendid dairy farm; mile and Il
half to stores and creameres; north and
south road; good buildings; YOU make
money from the start 5000, $1,000 down,
balance to suit you. w. w. Higbce,
Charlotte, VI. 51,w, lot
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WATER PROOF PAINT
for sale, also sheathing and tarred paper.
Respectfully, $. Place, Essex Junction
2Wtf
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBCRY.

Emma Hoyt of Burlington is in town.
Mrs. Il. c. Moody and Miss Anna Paddock
attended the Christian EndeaVor Convea-
ton in Boston. Miss Paddock will re-
main and take teachers course ut the
Conservatory of Music.-Rev. Fred Cham
berlain preached in the Methodist church
last Sunday eVening-Mrs. Asa Wood
bury. formerly of this town, now of
Taunton, Mass, is here for a few weeks
vist.-Elmer Goodwin has bought the farm
known as the $. G. Cary farm of T. n.
Gallagher; price s2500.--The Mill company
have commenced to build their boarding
housc.-Thc first shipment Of cheese about
1900 pounds, was made last Saturday from
the new cheese factory Cochran
has three daughters home from Massachu-
setts.-Mrs Hickey is home from Cabot
where she has spent several weeks visit
ing friends.-Perley Bruce and mother
have gone to Montepeler.-C. c. Conant,
jr. and wife have gone to Cambridge.
WESTFIELD.
Miss Winnie Ryder who is home from
New Hampshire, is ill.-Mrs. d. T.. Wright
and daughter Lillian are on. 4 trr 10
burlington and Boston.-The Misses Lena
and Minnie Gilpin are on a trip TO Boston
and Providence The Methodists intend
10 repair their church soon --Clareiice
son Of VIII Bryant, and grandson of c. w
bryant, died on Thursday mornng July
II, after painful illness, aged 10 years
and months. He was bright, handsome
10y and his death is \ sad blow to bis
parents. The funeral was held on Fri
day afternoon, Rev. A. Gregory officiating.
The attendance was large ana the floral
tributes beautiful. Rela'.Nos Were pres
en- from Manchester. y. II. and Bolton
p {: go Homer Na'-cr nnd wife If Derby
arr ere in order dat Nj. Walker NAV
use the water rom the mineral spring.
ALBANY.
Tho school at the Center, taught hy Miss
Mae Cheney, closed Wednesday, July 10.
with appropriate eXercises.-Mrs. Julia
Smith is visiting friends in LyndonviEe,
Haverhll, n. H., and ST. Johnsbury. Rev.
Mr.. Donaldson's daughters are spend
ing their vacation at their home
tn" Epworth league will hold a
sociable Friday evening. Rev. p. n.
Granger will give a lecture on his seafar-
ing life.-Alrs. Florence Mcclure has re-
turned from Lowell, Mass.-AIiss Net
tie Lcech is spending the summer in town.
GREENSBORO.
George Anair is i'll with mumps-Fred
Anair and wife came from Newport last
Saturday and Julia Hoyt from
Burlington, are boarding with +. j. Chase.
their cousn.-Mrs. j. A. Goodrich is slowly
failing bishop Michaud visited ST. Ga
hricllc's church last Tuesday and admin
istered the sacrament of confirmation to
quite large class. The church and ward
were very handsomely fitted up for the
occasion. TWenty-onc mounted horsomen
bearing the national colors met the priest
and bishop above the village and escorted
them to the Bend.
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BLACKSMITH STAND for sale, good
house and barn, acres of land, shop
and tools f. c. Savage, Jericho Centre
2W2t
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HOUSE AND BARN. 1 ACRE LAND for
sale i'm Westford, one mile from village,
fruit trees and buildings new and in
good condition. Apply to Moses Louge,
Wcstford. 3. vat
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a RARE CHANCE to exchange grain.
hay or money for a good new harness at
S. Places Essex Junction, VT. 3wtf
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GOV sale.

AN OLD DRYGOODS Bon for sale and
will throw In the box or trade n Milford
carpet sweeper, "a clothes wringer and
gallon of floor paint Respectfully S.
Place, Essex Junction, Vt. 3wtf
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QWautcd.

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CORRESPONDENCE wanted regarding
hot air or hot water system for house
warming. Respectfully, S. Place, Essex
Junction, Vt. Swift
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FOR INFANT WEAR. including long
and short dresses and cloaks, go to Mrs,
a. II. stones, Nergennes. Prices very
low. 3w,2t
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FOCND-Two red yearling heifers. Cir
din Smith, Shelburne. 1w3t
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mr.. Poole has been visiting friends in
town.--Miss Charlotte Hackett is visiting
friends in North Tunbridge.-Mrs Lip
pincott of New York city is visiting her
sisters. Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Schontag.-
Philander Buck returned to Worcester
on Saturday night.-Aliss Jennie Godfrey
of West Randolph has been engaged as
the teacher in the grammar department
of the South Royalton graded school,
Rev Charles Dutton preached at the Con-
Eregational church last Sunday while Rev.
Mr.. Goddard was absent at the Chris
tan Endeavor convention at Boston.
STOCKBRIDGE.
Several miners from Boston have been
staying at Hotel Whitcomb.-Nellic Lamb
is visiting in Rochester.-Fred Newton
goes to Athol, Mass. this weeI.--J. Pinney
from Woodstock was i'm town last week
Wallace Allen visited at G. L. Walkers
of the farmers have fin
ished haying.-George Bishop has pur-
chased a new team for the Rutland stage
route.
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AN ACTIVE MAN OR LADY wanted to
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WATERNILLE.

DIR, Hodgkins is building an addition IN
MS house.-Will Notemire has moved into
the house with Charles Allen.-Walter
Rankin OF ST. Johnsbury was in town the
past week.-Mr. and Mrs. j. V. Stevens
We're in Burlington over Sunday-Miss
flIa Brown visited friends in Morrisvile
the past week.-Mr and Mrs. T.. Il. WILDER
We're in Jericho over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Munroe Manchester have returned to
their home at Planview, Mnn.-Miss Eva
Hemnway of Boston, Mass. is visiting
her grandfather, Martin Loveland.
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Found.

.GREAT REDUCTION in trimmed millin-
cry at Mrs. a. II. Stones Nergennos.
3w,2t
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THREE LADY CITY BOARDERS want
ed. Mrs. Arthur Battles, Cornwall. Vt.
wi at
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The funeral of John c. Rand of johnson
was attended by a large number of odd
relIows from this place yesterday.-About
~ members of Sterling lodge, |. O. O. f.,
went to Waterbury yesterday afternoon.
The work on the dam of the new electric
hight plant has been begun. Robert BAH
Edes of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing company and several
other electric light men are in town, look
ing after the interests of their respective
companies.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas and Miss
Bertha Camp of Minneapolis are visiting
friends and relatives in town.-Jamcs
Shepard, who has been sick with typhoid
fever in Wolcott, died Tuesday, July O.
The remains were brought to town ami
buried mmedately.-Revs Eddy of Water
bury and Worthen OF Stowe exchanged
Sunday-Jessie Kellogg is home after Il
visit to New York.
The Misses Addie Bigelow and Alice Rob-
son, from Salem. Mass, are at Il. Bige-
lows.
A young daughter of Mr.. Hill, living on
the Waterbury road, broke her arm last
week while at playa party including
Henry Thomas and wife of MINNEAPOLIS
visited the mountain on Sunday.-Miss
Maude Berry of Burlington is in town
visiting.-A large amount of hay was
caught out In the rain on Saturday-ICd
Boyce is sick and unable to attend to his
farm work which is being done by his
brothers and other neighbors. Town
Treasurer o. K. Luce has issued notice
that this years tax bill is in his hands
and all wishing to save the per cent can
do so by paying their tax on or before DC
tober next.--Berres are said to be plenty
in some parts of the town.-A valuable
two-year-old bull loaned by Charles Sar
gent to O. j. Benson was found on Sunday
morning in Bensons barn with his neck
broken.-Quarterly conference of the
Methodist church occurs on Tuesday at
the church.-Walter Burnett is at present
employed in y. E. Stockwell's barber shop.
Coles circus exhibits here on Wcdnes-
day, the Gath. The show will be held on
the meadow of j. b. Slayton.-Mrs Ned
French, whose life has been despaired of
Tor few days was little improved on
Monday morning.-ReV. f. Miller and H.
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Mrs. =. W Smith and three daughters
arrived from Lowell. Mass. last week and
arc staying at their farm. Mr.. Smith is
to come soon.-Miss Lillian Cobb Downs,
former teacher in our village school,
now of Anoka, Mimi, is visiting her aunt,
Miss a. A. Clement-Frank +. BiXby
who recently removed to Royalton, was
severely hooked by n COW he was about to
slaughter, His cheek bone was broken
and hip put out of joint, besides an elbow
and knee severely iniured.-Frank s. Allen
of New Bedford, Mass, is visiting his
father, Dana Allen.--Mr. Joel A. Barr Of
Williamstown, a graduate of the Boston
School of Oratory, and for several years
past an actor will give a reading at
Town hall August T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-01
AICOHOLADO

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