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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

Rev w. H. Barrows delivered a very instructive sermon, Sunday, March %, in the Congregational church, from 2d Corinthians 12:9, And he said unto me, nv grace is sufficient for thee"
 Religious services were held on Fri day, Fast day, at the lecture room.
 A meeting of the W. c. T. U. was held at Mrs Sherman Tuttle's, Thursday, week, when Mrs A. H. Downs of Beth any gave interesting report of her work and the different conventions she had at-
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all hie time to the construction of the new Park road.
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AT ST ANDREWS CHURCH.

The annual vestry meeting of St An drew's church was held, Monday, April 6, and the following cfficers were elected for the ensuing year: Senior warden, J.. F. Gibbs; junior warden, Jerome Judd; {; vestrymen, P. Hufcutt, F, R. Buckng- ham, c. A. Edwards, c. A. Buckingham, Albert Lane; clerk, c. A. Edwards :; treasurer, Albert Lane.
 Mrs Elvira R. Smith is very low wi b pneumonia at present writing.
 Mr and Mrs Deyo Bolt are both quite i'll with grip.
 William Spooner of Chicago was in town over Sunday, the guest of his broth CT, Charles SpoOner.
 1 Wilbur s. Peck of Danbury was in town 8 few days, last week. i The work of strengthening about three 1 miles of the railroad track between Kent and South Kent has at last begun in ear nest. Contractors Laehrop and Shea are in charge of the work.
 Charles F. Kirk has been making some repairs on his house in Macedonia.
 Charles Edwards has the cantract to ; t
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| of Women" in the Academy hall on We'd
nesday evening, March 4. Lecture COM
mences at 8 o'clock. The lecture will be
free. l.l5fa
Rev. Mr.. MCGOWAN gave a lecture on
the model husband last Sunday evening.
His topic next Sunday evening will be a
model wife.
Mrs. Charles Manchester is quite sick
with the grippe.
Miss Lillian Bishop is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. Robert Hazelton, at West
Lebanon.
The East Ryegate creamery paid their
patr ms here for the month of January
25 cents.
Will Streeter of Piermont, N. H., was
in town this week.
John Gl ason invited the young people
fthis place to his home on Tuesday
evening, and a good time was enjoyed
by all.
c. |. Smith came near having a serious
accident last SATURDAY.. His horse was
fr ghtened and ran, throwing him out,
but not injuring him in any way.
Carl McClay of st. Johnsbury spent
Sunday at Seth Ford's.
Mrs. Sarah Buchanan has gone to
South Rytgate to be gone a few weeks.
At the exhibition OF the Academy stu.
dents on Friday night there was a full
house. The speakers all did well, and
we wish to especially mention the Acad-
envy quarleIte, which consists of the
Misses Florence Kicker, Jean Duncan.
Mabel Ford and Julia Blodgett, who did
very nicely and were much applauded.
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WEST

Mrs. John Collins returned last Satur.
day from Hanover, N. H., where she has
been formedical treatmentin the hospital,
much improved in health.
Harvey Burbank of St. J~ohnsbury was
the guest OF friends in this town last
Saturday.
The box supper given at the church
Saturday evening OF last week was well
patronized. Atert the supper H. Burbank
OF Walden delivered a historical address
which waslistened to with much interest.
Singing and dialogues were also a part
OF the evenings programme. Besides the
fun and information furnished, the Ep.
worth League are the possessors of $40
to add to their treasury.
Mrs. Abbie Lane, Ernest Brickett and
Mrs. M. A. Merrill attended the musical
festival held at the Green this week.
Mrs. Hannah Bean is caring for an in.
valid relative in Newark.
Frank W. Choate, who moved to Pas.
sumpsic last fall. has returned to this
place and will be employed by Wilcox &
Armstrong at their stone shop.
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X DANVILLE.

Miss Ida Thompson has returned from
a visit to St. Johnsbu'y.
Frank Burgin is at the home of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Burgin.
Mrs. G. D.. Wells is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. !. Solomon, at St. Johnsbury,
Mrs. Paquin and son Charles of Cabot
are visiting Eugene Paquin, who has beer
sick Tor a lew days past.
o N Drew was called to Burke by the
death Of his sister, Mrs. Ceylon Forsyth,
the first OF the week.
II. A. Kelsey received the sad news o
the death of his sister. Mrs. William
Batchelder OF Newport, ON Monday last,
but was unable to attend the funeral on
account oil illness.
Silas Sprague is quite i'll.
The il ustrated lie ture given by Col. w.
H. Tipprts at The church Wednesday
evening, was one of the greatest treats
the people OF this place have ever had,
and was deserving Of a much larger at.
t,ndance. Those who remained at home
were the losers OF much more than they
realize.
The exhibition given by the school Friday
evening, passed off very well. The paris
were all well reud red. and showed care.
iul training on the part of the teachers,
and talent on the part OF the pupils VINO
assiste' in the exercises. Good music
added to the excellence Of the entertain.
ment.
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ways made her home in Danville with tn,
exception of a few years residence in III,
West and at Lowell, Mass.
An oyster supper will be held at tn,
Methodist church Wednesday, March a
All are cordially invited. Admission &c
cents.
w. L. Conner Of Barton Landing has
been spending a lew days in town.
Moses Bovee and family have moved
to Barre to live with Mr.. Bovee's sor
Frank.
About 80 Of the friends of DR.. and Mrs
0. Garter surprised them last Friday
evening and enjoyed a pleasant socia.
evening.
]. Z. Tinker has returned from Boston
where he has been attending the bicycle
show ana has purchased a number o
wheels and proposes o try for a share
of the bicycle business this spring.
The ladies Of the Congregations
church will serve dinner in the G. A. r
hall town meeting day to all hungry
towns folks.
Mrs. A. G. Austin of Lyndon visited
her son here last week.
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SUTTON.
Recent Deaths.

Mrs. Ruth Ruggles, widow of William
Ruggles, died quite suddenly in Madison,
Wisconsin, Thursday, Feb. 20. where she
has been staying With her daughter for
some months past, hoping the change
would be beneficial TO her health. Mrs.
Ruggles was the daughter OF Jonathan
and Mercy Laid and formerly the wife
of SAMUEL Fisher of Lyndon Centre,
where they lived till his death. Later in
lfe she married William Ruggl S of his
place, which has since been her home.
Ready at all times to Law aside her own
affairs that she might aid any who were
too i'll 10 care Tor themselves. aunt
Ruth Ruggl,s' was loved and respected
by all. She was a member OF the Free
Baptist church and a consistent chris
tian woman who will be much missed.
The tune al WAS held here last Tuesday,
Rev. NJ. c. Henderson of St. Johnsbury
officiating, the burial being at Lyndon
Centre. .4
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. w. r,
Roundy, her sister, who is doully aflirt-
ed, as she eceived the news of Mrs. Rug
gle's death at Concord, N. H., having
just been summoned to that place by the
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LYNDON CENTRE.

The following public exercises of Lyn-
don Inst, ute are 500 tn occur: Recital
of Mrs Winnitrede Woodside Metcal', at
the Institute chapel, on Friday evening,
February %; annual champion prize
speaking, at Music Hall, on Friday even
irg, March 6; annual un or prize declam-
atoms, at the chapel, on Tuesday even
ing, March 10; annual Senior exhibition,
at the chapel, on Thursday evening,
March IL.
Pleasing music, vocal or instrumental,
is furnished at all of these exercises. A
nominal admission fee OF fifteen cents IS
uniformly requested, as is usual, to delray
exp, n>es. A students reception follows
the speaking at the champion speaking,
when music is furnished for marching,
The public is invited to all OF these exer-
cises.
Mason S. Stone, state superintendent
of education, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. N. Stone, OF this place last week.
NJ. w. Stone has finished work at Bar
ton Landing and together with his wife
and child IS spending the week in New
port and vicinity.
Prot. W. E. Ranger and Rev. w. Fl.
Lvster are to supply the Free Baptist
pulpit here alternately until a pastorcan
be secured.
II. Inperson has moved to his farm on
pudding" Hill and James Webber, a
commercial traveller, has moved INTO his
house in this village.
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PASSUMPSIC.

Owing to the day and evening being
stormy, not so many as on previous
years attended the donation visit at the
parsonage on Thursday, February IS.
Quite good number were there, and a
pleasant time enjoved. Quite a number
Of substantial articles were brought in.
such as a barrel OF sugar, a barrel Of flour,
a nice dress for the pastors wife and other
articlts, as well as some cash.
F. H. Shepherd is better and we shall
hope soon to see him out once more.
A. P. Hawley is able to get about with
the aid OF crutches. 1t will doubtless be
some little time before he can discard
them.
The Free Baptist people of St. Johns
bury held a sociable with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Smith last FIiday evening, to which
also the members o. the Christian En-
deavor society of this place were invited.
Mrs. John McGill pissed away on We'd
nesday night. Feb. 10. Her funeral took
place on Saturday. She has been a great
sufferer for A long time but through 1t all
has patiently waited. and borne all with
Christian fortitude, longing 10 go, yet
willing to wait her Masters time. She
leaves a hu sband and two sons to mourn
her loss.
The Christian Endeavor society held a
sociahle in the vestry of the church last
Thursday evening. which was well at
tended. About eight dollars was real
ICED.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold a social in the church parlors on
FRIDAY evening, March 6. This will be a
penny social and a general invitation is
extended to all to come and enjoy the
evening.
Mr.. Bennett will move onto his
farm in the northern part Of St. Johns
bury the first of March; Joseph Morri-
son will move to the Gould farm now oc-
cupled by Mr.. Bennett. Mr.. Morrison
takes the farm upon shares.
Mrs. CT Cushman has purchased of
]. d. Gould a piece of land near the
school house, upon which she will cause
to be moved, one-halt OF the old hotel
bull ing, and have it fitted up into tene-
ments.
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appearance Tuesday night for a little
while, hut are now shining in lull splen.
dor and will be highly appreciated by
the travelling public.
The graded schools close today for a
two weeks vacation.
w. Fl. Richardson is marking lumber
at Halls mills.
Gail Clark is living in the McHoy
house on York street.
The children ofthe Methodist Sunday
School wen in three big teams to a
sociable at Herman BRADLEY s three miles
out OF the village Wednesday night.
They had a fine ride, and a good time is
reported.
Henry Green was taken with a chill
Sunday morning which developed into
e~rysipelas, and is now quite sick.
Mrs. Charles Chafee of Westfeld is
visiting her parcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. J l..
Thompson. Nathan Thompson OF St.
Jo~hDsbury was with them Wednesday
night.
Ben Lincoln went to New Lebanon. N.
Y, Monday morning. where he was mar
ried Feb. 27, to Miss Lucy Spencer, a
former teacher in the graded school in
this vi lage. His mother and sisters lett
Wednesday morning to be present at the
ceremony.
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EAST WICK.

Miss Eva Hunt returned to her home
in Waterbury Tuesday.
Miss Alden Bell closed her school in
Cabot the Goth.
Miss Alice Hancock is visiting friends
in Waterbury.
Miss Jennie Bell is spending a few days
in Rutland.
A party of young people attended the
dramatic play at Greensboro Bend We'd
nesday evening.
w. D. Hyde and wife of Sprague, Wash.
ington, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hyde.
The Sons of Temperance held their first
anniversary at the Baptist vestry Mon
day evening. alargc number were present
and the evening was enjoyed by all.
]. B. Hyde of Stow has been spending
a lew da,s at home.
A. H. Smith PLAYED at the Danville
convention Wednesday evening.
Joseph Massey is quite i'll.
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DANHTLLE.

Damon Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, give
an entertainment in the town hall on
Wednesday. March II. The Imperial
qua telte ofSt. Johnsbury W IL sing, and
Sam Currirr viii delight all with his re-
cta's. Atlhe c Inclusion OF the ntertain-
ment there will be- a promenade.
Miss Clara Wright of Passumpsic is
visiting relatives in this village.
Winter term at the Academy closedlast
Friday and the teachers Mr.. Harvey
Burbank and Miss Nettie Stevens have
oeen engaged for the ensuing year.
salma Davis played with Paul's or
ehestra at Wolcott last week Saturday.
X. B. Grammell has returned to the
employ of the Mutual Lie Insurance
company OF New York.
The musical convention is f,vored this
year by very fine weather and are having
good attendance.
Mrs: Achsah (Hoyt) Cook departed
TINS ie at the home OF her nephew, A. b.
noyt, on Tut sday morning, Feb. 25,
SSged 81 years and one month. Mrs.
SooK was the las, living ofthe zine chill
u'en OF lhomas Hoyt one OF the carly
Settl'rs OF Danville. Mrs. Cook had al
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WEST BURKE.

Frank Norris of Lynn, Mass, who was
call d here by the sickness of his father,
w. Norris, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monia. His wife and son came Monday
to care for him.
Fred Porter has pneumonia, also
Grant" Bradley and Ed. Duval.
Clarence Densmore, who has been quite
sick with grip, is gaining.
Mrs. Ceylon FORSYTH, who has been
sick a long lime with pneumonia, died
Monday. A husband and two little
sons survive her who have the sympathy
OF the community.
Miss Gates has closed her labors here
and gone to her home in Cambridge,
Mass.
Rev. 6. H. WriPht's mother, who has
been stopping with them a few weeks,
has returned 10 her home in Morrisville.
Miss Mabel Parsons is Wis ting friends
in Connecticut.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich gave a recital at
Sutton on Thursday evening.
The Rebekahs had a sociable at E.
Eoyes' on Thursday afternoon which
was well attended.
Mrs. Lorinda Marshall is visiting her
son, William Marshall, at Hardwick.
Beedlt's orchestra of Keene, N. H.,
gave a fine concert here last week Thurs
day evening to a large aud ence.
Some of the singers from this Vi lage
attended the musical convention held at
East Burke the %, &c, and 81.
DIR. Davis, William Booth and Lewis
Huntley have all |, en- quite sick but are
now eai ing slowly.
The home of E. w. Verbs. a mile south
of Burke Hollow, has been TOR some
weeks and is still a sad place, owing to
the severe and fatal illnesses which have
occurred recen ly in the family. Mrs.
Verbs was the first TO be stricken with
an illness from which she never recovered.
Frank Wrris, their son from Massachu-
sets came to his mothers funeral and
made arrangements with Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Forsaith of Danville to care Tor his father
in his advanced age. Ii was not long
before the old Mr.. Verbs vas taken i'll
with pneumonia and his son returned to
help care for HIM, when he himself be-
came violently i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Forsailh was the next victim, her
disease proving to be NAL gnant diphthe-
ria from which she died on Monday.
Although both are still very sick
it is thought Mr.. Verbs and his son
will recover.
Mrs. Fred Porter is another pneumo-
mia victim but her friends are hoping she
will overcome the disease and recover
rapidly.
The mercury Wednesday morning fell
to $50 below zero.
George Dean and son.. Carl, are build
ing a new store house as their old one is
not larg. enough Tor their increasing
business, neither do they care to any
longer rent the building now in use.
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WEST WA ERFORD.

The annual town meeting will be held
Tuesday. March 3 al 10 a. M, in the
vestry ofthe Congregational church at
Lower Waterford. Several important
articles will be acted upon viz: To see il
the town wi vote to build a new school
house at Upper Waterford and If the
town will appropriate a sum of money
towards maintaining a public library.
Let every voter who is inter, sted in edu-
cation Tor the children and a public H.
brary that will interest both young and
cid plan to attend this meeting.
Several of the farmers in this vicinity
are drawing home a large amount OF
meal to feed their cattle. Why would it
not be a good idea to raise more corr
and in that way keep the money at home.
Ira Hastings is quite sick with a cold ?
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PEACHAM.

The South Peacham creamery paid its
patrons 23h cents Tor butter made dur
ing the month oil January.
Miss Nellie M. Harvey has gone to
Jacksonville to give a reading. She will
also r, ad at Johnson. and next week goes
to Bradford to read at the musical testl-
val.
The Academy teachers, Mr.. Cambridge
and Miss Diamond, left last Saturday
tor a weeks vacation, but will be at
th.ir desks again next week when the
spring tie m will commence.
Arch Livingston is very sick with rheu-
matte fever.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker has gone to Dan
vile to serve as pianist at The musical
convention there this week.
Several OF our singers will attend the
musical convention at Bradford next
week, under the direction oil Mrs. Martha
Dana Shepherd.
E. D. Somers has moved from St.
Johnsbury t So. Peacham into the tene-
ment over the store. He will go into the
store as soon as Mr.. Trussell's lease
expires.
The closing exercises at the Academy
last Friday were very good and were
much enjoyed by all The tableau at
the close was very p petty indeed.
The reception given at Academy hall
last week was much enjoved by all. The
entertainment consisting of several
songs, piano solos, and quartettes, also
one reading, was very good, followed by
re reshments and d social time. After
wards the stu Tents gave a comb chorus,
under the direction Of Mr.. Page, which
was very fine,
c. d. Gates and w. ], Pollard have
closed their schools at Marshfeld and
Barre and are home again.
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LENENRURG.

Washington's birthday was celebrated
by the Methodist society last Friday
evening with appropriate exercises and a
supper, the proceeds of which amounted
to eleven dollars.
Mrs. Chester Dodge and Harry Moul-
ton entertained the Ladies Aid in the
hall on Wednesday evening.
The buildings owned by Alden Vance
at East Concord were burned last week
Thursday night.
Miss Clara Warren entertained a num-
Der of her friends last Tuesday evening
at her home on Pond Hill.
Mrs. F. D. Hale has returned from a
visit of several days with her sister in
Lyndonville.
Edwin Chandler of Illinois is at home
on a visit to his parents and other rela-
tives.
The entertainment which was to be
given on Tuesday evening of this week
has been postponed on account Of sick.
ness and will be given later.
Homer Stuart broke his leg Wednesday
afternoon while at work in the woods.
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat oil the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and nucou surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the best
tones known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in%curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, Tree.
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Sold by druggists. price 75c.
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EAST BARNET.

Miss Adeline M. Weston, who teaches
in the graded school in Hardwick, is
spending her vacation with friends here.
Mrs. c. Baker from Boston, and Mrs.
E. !. Bonette from Bradford, Mass, have
been visiting at w. ]. McGilI's. Mrs.
Blake has returned to her home and
Jessie McGill went with her.
Mrs. J. Cummings from Dorchester,
Mass. has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. S. Moore.
The Country SCHOOL, is being re.
hearsed here, and will be given in the
near future.
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WEST CONCORD.

Mrs. B. 1. Brown of Lunenburg is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Davi Fails.
Rev. |. P Chase OF St. Johnsbury Cen
tire will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning.
Mrs, {. B. Folsom has sold her pasture
and wood land near North Concord to
FIR %Joslin.
Miss Caroline Wilson is moving into
the Wetherbee house which she recently
purchased.
George Hull has gone to Barton Land
ing, where he has secured work.
Robert Hull, who is attending the st,
JohnsI ury Academy, is at home this
week on account of illness.
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The singing school will close with a
free concert Thursday evening, March s.
The public are cordially invited to
attend. and members of the chorus are
requested to bring songs. Duets and
qua, tettes to contribute to the concert.
{. F. Dudley OF East Montpelier, conduc-
tor; Mrs. Clara Hooker of Peacham,
accompanied. Supper will be served at
the church to members Of the chorus.
Rehearsal, Thursday 2 p. m. Concert,
& ID. m.
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We Y.

Woodcock & Robinson have just COM
plete and set up a scroll saw.
Jeney and Ethel McLaren of Barnet are
visiting their aunt, Miss Fanny Wood
ward.
John Bacon is supplying the village
with wood.
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BURKE.

Mr.. Bolton OF st. Jobnsbury Academy
conducted the services last Sunday.
The evening topic was "Wha faith can
do Tor us'-The Sunday School have
received the git of library, which wi
be ready Tor use in about two weeks,
opening with some over 100 volumes.
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Rev. W. S. Smith closes his pastorate
with the Free Baptist church next Sun
day. He now expects to return into the
New York and Pennsylvania yearly
meeting, as he came from there here, and
is bting urged to, return 10 the same
place. 1t is not yet known who is to be
the next pastor here, and the church will
have to depend upon supplies for a time
at least.
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SHEFFIELD.

Mrs. Gould of Piermont, N. H., is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Francis
Bickford.
Don't forget the musical convention as
spoken oflast week singers entertained
free.
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
will furnish dinner at the vestry on town
meeting day; price ten cents.
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The Tuutns ArnunN.
BARNET.
CENTER.

The W. C.. r. U. will serve a supper il
the town hall on town meeting day.
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death Of another sister, Mrs. Cutter,
who passed away within a few hours OF
Mrs. Rugeles. This is the seventh death
in the family of Mrs. Roundy within the
past nine months.