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FRANKLIN co UNIY.

CITY of tn death of {; r. ApulDtDu which
occurred pt his home I'm Ottawa. kansas.
ON the 18th inst. Ms. Auplcton leaves -
wife and ON, con. Cicavcs Apulptcn.
At Monday rictt's Board of Trade me. l.
linz tho r.u5it of q g St,rv ,y... IL, sui
Stance that is was rnustdorcd Lv Maine
uartios too late to start any facforv ms
cams urr div was cstinat.J ia
tut, car.tal Of SNuD including
plart niachiurr,. and fund. ror current r,
n.ns,s. rho uriccs r,id far corn mons.
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bv j. : Su,uahpn to accent tho rr,,nr, r
Mr. story and th,t he Le ,vt.,ld ~ ,otr
of tbuuls
Eln.st T. Peterson. who rs in tn ho.,f.
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FAIRFAX.


Mrs. George Nay from NerGennoys spent
several days visiting hcT sisttcs. Mrs.
George Hunt and Mrs. Ira Bisnop,
last week. Mr.. George Huhhcll and wife
who nav" been spending the winter i'm tho
West, with their son Homer, returned to
thsir home last Saturday.-Somc of the
farmers are getting discouraged and have
SathoScd in their buckets. Very little
sugar has been n,.le and the prospects
now are that the sugar sea son is over
S Wilson and wife was in burlington
April 18th to l7th.--John Boycc, who has
been spending u few weeks with his fam
lily. has returned to work for the Ner.
mont c. Il. r. Co.-William Woolner and
wife. who have been looking after MT
Huhhclrs affairs and keeping house for
them, have now returned To their home
William Fanchcr and wife, who have been
in Boston visiting their son Fred came
home SaturdaY.-Mr and Mas. Muion
from SWantOn have been visiting t.. u.
Burne's famiy.-r. NJ. Deal has made r
with Il. NJ. Ballard to run sep
arator No 40 until the operator who is to
run foS the season is at liberty, cummcuc-
ing April 19th.--MiSS Mablc A. Ballard has
gone to spend few weeks with Mrs,
Dee Church of Cambridge
BUCK HOLLOW.
The marriage of David y. Hunter of
Fairfield ana Gertrude Mary Alice Buck
of this place will take place Al chr 81
church, Wednesday, April %, at p. m.
EAST FAIRFIELD
Mrs Il, Lloyd, who has been great
sufferer for It number Of months dlcl
Thursday. April 18th. The funeral ser
vices were held AT the house at II o'clock
a. m. Sunday, Rev, s T.. Goolhoart OH
catnP. Mrs. Lloyd was buried in the
Egypt cemetery, Tho Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs l.. c, Hun, Thursday aft
ornoon. Thomas McMann, who has been
in very poor health all winter, l. much
improved and able to be out of dools.-
r. \. SturtcVant spent Sunday with his
friend, j. Green, in Cambridge--A numb T.
cf the farmers In this "i''ntt" hpe boon
pur .hasing separator, Mrs. Henry Cool
!ige has UcCn on the sen ..st the Y.st 4c,,
days.-Mss Katie Skim r. who has beea
a long and very patient sufferer from con-
sumpt IN. is very low, Her brother Van
Il. Skinner of Boston, has been at his
home here the past few weCks.-A few
from this place attended the promenade
at Il, \ Han bakersfield, Friday even
ing. Mrs. Etta Barnard and daughter
Lillian. are in town. called here by the
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" ATER\ILIE.

Fred Wood was at home from Worcester
ovrr Surday.-MrS. Rcna Howe q Hard
wick IS in town for a few days.-E. c.
Wells ana daughter Eit;ic, were in Bur
lugton last week., ". Parker was at
home from St lohns,ury oV + Sunday
} 'rof Cher of Waterbury. visited his sist-
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Scelcy has been engaged in the Smiley
district, Mrs. Lotto RushfOrd at the
Mountain Notch, Glcnna Waters at North
Cambridge. Glenna Carpenter i'm the Full
lngtOn distuct.-Thc CrcsCpndo club viii
meet April 21st with Mrs. Fred r. Smith,
which will be an evening with the Spanish
American war with Airs Smith as leader
ana the roll call will be answered BY quo
tdtions from "Thc Green Mountain Poet"
j. c. SAKE.
rho funeral Of Levi Atwood was held
Monday the nth, at his late homo. tn, old
Atwood homestead. his birthplace. and
where he had spent the grcitcr od't Of
his lie. He was "A son Of Norman and
Mary Ann CWethorbyJ Atwood ana b."th-
or Of MIS- Charlotte Mcfarland If john
son ana Prof. oscar Atwood of STA Eht
University, New Orleans, La. whp with
his widow, Dora FrcnchD Atwood survive
him The Rev. Edwin Whecl0cE ana Rev.
II. G. Howard were in atton lance a, Ills
funeral. Mrs. Fred McNally is improving.
Mrs. cyrus Flood is visiting "a
sstcT in Milton Miss Tlzz'c Pike.
who spent several days at Mr.
A. HawleyS, returned to her hone
in johnson Monday.-lI. NJ Cornell is is
iting his son, Prof. 6. $. Cocnrl In ilOl-
yoke. Mass. A company of 10 came from
burlington on the morning train W"ducs-
day the 18Th 10 spend tn" day at Hotel
Melcndy.- School Commissioner q. =.
GrIswold IS making improvements On the
school house lawn.
CAMBRIDGE.
r. VI Reynolds has been spending the
past week in Essex Junction. tho ~. SCI
OF j. y. Chasc--Halsey cody, Pullman car
conductor. has been spending the past
week with his mother. Mr.. $. NJ g dy.
ii J. Purdy has M we'd into tn Bel
lows house on Main stroct.-Elward Hub
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UNDERHITI4.

F. j. Leddy has bought the town farm
Burt Prior is at home from Worcester.
Mass, for ViSit,-Girace kilpcck who
has been very sick is Thought to b. i'm
proNing.-ilomor Mctcalf has bou.ut
Newell Clark's farm. REV j. q. Shannon
was in Mortified last wcok-Edwori
Mable was taken to the Fanny Allen hes,
pital last Friday for treatmcnt-AIiss
Julia RYAN, who died last week was an
estimahlc young lady ana will be missed
ana mounod by all who knew ncr-
George Choate has returned from Tptoa,
Me. whore he has been the past winner.
Ira Champoau ana Emma I.amellc. both
OF Cambridge, We're married at the
Catholic church last week Monday.
Lyman Eldr!dge was fined 81 for breach
of the peace at Jericho April 11.-Of-
1iccr II, l.. Murdoch Of Jericho arrested a
man the other day on suspicion that lie
was the one wanted for forging a check
here short time ago, but he was not
the one.
Daniel Wall has gone to Williamstown
10 visit his sister, Mrs Horny Algpr.-
Fillmore RoLinsun's barns at North I'm
derhill were burned recently with several
tons of hay. They were insur,d.-NIrs.
Frank Prior and daughter Ada, have been
very sick.-N allace Stevens and family
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MCNTGON1ERY.

Tho l.. \. $ and Methodist Episcopal
church Will meet this week with Mrs.
Gcore' T.. DerVel.--rhc l.. A. s. of st.
Bartholomew chrGoh met lest week
Thursday with Mrs. George Smith.-i'rof.
J. II. johnson # Nc-thn.ld Is spending u
vacation i'm town.--Mrs Homer Farrar has
commenced housekeeping in the Robbins
huusc.-H. J. Eublco has gone - Bristol.
-Mr. and Mrs II. W. Cobcdn are vstiu Z
in Enoshurs- Miss clara Wheeler Is Wis
itiug In Franklin. Miss Jessie MaCtin has
returned from Pennsylvania MIR. ard
Mrs. William IIurlbut are receiving con-
g:auu,ation5 Over the birth of a son born
on Sunday. on the same day son WIS
born to Mr. ana Mrs. sherman Bennett
Five young people were baptized ON SIM
day at the Methodist church Misses Hal
liz and Fanny Kolton spent n few d Ys
lost week with their father, O. y l<oi-
ton, at St ADMINISTRATIVE has COM
n, need in earnest. Mrs =. T.. Han Is
sick.-rha schools beein on Monday. April
18th. Mssc. MAJ y Gates and Josie Maj
tin are to tr1"n the village schco.
TIL" Ladies' Aid society Of St. BIrth D O.
news church met on Thurs .aY % IN. 5
we,f with Mrs Fred Rawscn Warm
sugar was scrvod.-,T. Il. G a"p has r.
turned from Boston and Washngton.--
Mis-. e. G. Smith spent few days in Eur
ilgtun this Wc"f.-C. Il. Gates barns are
h"inS tern down this We !;.-WHllm
CUMMINGS has sod cut his n rbcr LUSH
moss to Mr.. Lavender from the Center.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-20
ESSEN CENTRE.

The town schools began Moudly morn
mg.-AIrs. William Hanloy Of ST. Adams
Is visiting her husbands par nts, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Iianlcy.-Charlos Pccor las
bought the Gorton farm ON the Plains -
Miss Lena Freeman Of Richmond spent
sunday at r. w. Haips.-Mra. L,scph
Gordon of Kccsvillc, y. Y, Is visiting at
Adlpr Dorr's.-A telephone I'm, to,w,eu
the residence of Town Clerk ". +. rnapin
and the Centre, for the convenience Of ,he
public is in neutrality-suspicious. CIR W,
a pupil Of the T.. G. l., was buried Sun
day from his fathers house IN Wostford.
PRINCIPAL Il. y. Grant and several of his
pupils attended. The teachers aud .chol-
airs contributed a beautiful hllf-,ircic of
flowers.
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JERICHO.


Miss Jessie Kingsbury. who has been
visiting in toxin, has returned home
Clark Burns has recovered from am AT.
tach of German moaslcS.-.Mrs. l.. T..
Howe left Monday for her now home in
New Ilampshirc.-Tho home market st,re
has been rclted by -. Suter of Swlnton
Mrs. II. 6. McCibb,n viii move tu TIE
>. a. Halo place in Cnderhll soon.--II. :.
W onds ana wife were in Cambridge the
first Of the wcak.-MrS Il. NJ. Clupp has
opened her house. Jennie Fuller is work
ing for ncr.-Mcs. f.. ). Martin ccturncd
Saturday from New York.-Donnis Booth
Of SWanton Visit'l his cousin, Mrs. J. T..
Huzloll, last wcck.-Mrs. James Hanlcy
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
WESTFORD.
Frank L, Allen is able to be out after
having an attack Of pncumonia.-- Miss
Lizzie Allen returned TO Johnson Tuesday.
&C. Y. iice spent Sunday in town. -
Ear! Perry and Master Robert Bowman Of
Essex Junction, have been at X, O. Per-
rvs since fr!day.-Claudc Grow, second
son of Mr., ana Mrs. Dana G. Grow died
Friday morning, aged l6 years after many
months Illness. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock Rev. G.
H. Baker oficiuted and Mr. r. r. Tyler
had general charge, The bearers were
cousins of the deceased. Frank, Dana T..
Ray ana fIch bIoW' among those from
out Of town who were present were Harris
Walker Of Burlington, Principal. r. \.
Grant and pupils from the Essex Classical
institute Mr. and Mrs G. o. Bliss OF Els
sex, Mrs. Henry Lane of Jericho, G. h..
and Ernest Grow from Essex Junction.
Mr. and Mrs. Grow have the synpa thy
Of the community in their bereavement, -
Herbert iluntley is able to be out of doors
for short time.
John Barron who rOCpsltlV Durc ma sod tho
Partridge place litched his horse to IA calf
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the MiSsisquui river below the SPECIALIZED
Bancroft Falls. 1t was purchased for the
interest Of the company that recently Sc
cured the Dodge property The price paid
was $1,000 for power and three acrcs Of
land. What will be done with this prom
crty Is not known at prcscnt-Sugar
makers report a very poor season. The
average is about one pound to a tree, and
thc season is closed. The product will fail
short nearly two-thirda from n good sea
son.-Miss Lou Green has n situation as
hool,kccrcr III W. g. Mdrsh's StOrc.-Somc
people think that Sheldon would be a good
place for n lawyer to locate as quite II
little legal business could be donc.--Why
does not this village have electric lights?
There Is a good water power here that
could be used.
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One price and sh.-Lookers as
welcome as purchasers.
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Geo. w. Skinner a butter dealer in Broc-
ton, Mass. was called here by the illness
of his sister and will spend II week with
his father.
The sugar season is "a very poor one thus
far-W. l.. Tillotson has got his new
building nearly up. 1t will be two stories
IN height and 3GX2i feet in size. The upper
story will be Used for a house and the low
or ono for At storc.-Rev Mr.. Allen goes to
conference this weed. ana there will be no
services AT the Methodist church next
SundaN.-Thc many friends If Dir. G. T..
Doanc of Jamaica receive With pleasure
the news Of tn" grand reception rendered
him at his homo uucu the evening Of his
removal to Springfield. Mr. Dcanc is a
bakersfield boy. He is graduate of
brigham academy ana Of the medical de-
partmcnt of the t. V NJ. and merits all
the honors bestowed upon him.--Mr. g. II.
Blodgctt is seriously considering tho mat
ter of opening his house as hotel. It Is
large, commodiuus and well adapted for
the purpose.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
MEDALS FOR nERornEs.

The heroines of our late unpleasant
ness with Spain are about to be re-
warded for their memorable work BY
congress. Miss Margaret Livingston
Chanler and Miss Anna 'Bouligny will
se presented with gold medals OF their
work for IN and wounded soldiers In
Porto Rico. II the recommendations OF
the war department are carried out,
The propriety OF suitable recognition
by congress of the valuable work Of
tke-e young women was FIRST suggested
by a letter from Colonel Sharpe OF the
commissary department il Porto Rico
10 Co,oEeI Black Of the engineer corps
Colonel Black sent Colonel sharPes
letter to the headquarters ofsthe array
with an Endorsement. In which he re-
cited the services OF Miss Chanler and
Miss BouliEny. Colonel Black said the
Young women landed from transport
on July 81 and at once began caring
for the III in Ponce. in connec don with
the Spanish Red Cross. Entire charge
OF the nursing was soon in their hands.
Miss ChanIer hired house for use as
a hospital 1t was too small, and she
hired a larger one. to which she after
ward added another Misses Chanler
and BouligRy remained until Sept I,
caring for officers and men with no as
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
BRITIsHfRs MARVEL
At WONDERS OF A GREAT
AMERICAN SHOW.
All Lend1n Visit. the Freaks That Con-
-'itate simply side Issue of ~ons
of the oreais.t Entertainment. Ever
Pat Before the Peopi..,
special Letter.1


The Barnum & Bailey shows are ex-
hibiting in London. England. and the
metropolis of the world finds that the
great American aggregation of remark
able things and persons who perform
remarkable feats beats anything In the
show line the efrete civilization OF the
old world can produce. "A Noah's ark
Of abnormalitles" IS what the London
Sketch calls the several side-shows of
the g.eat entertainment.
Not all the freaks are natural ab-
normalities: about half are artificial.
That Is 70 say. some OF the euriosities
have made themselves what they are:
the others we're made such by the
whim Of nature. Each class Is repre-
sented by the accompanying pictures.
In the arst category must be placed
Harry De Rosa and his wonderful dog
Dady. u Is frs, article OF belief
among All dog lovers that terrier can
give his fellow CANNES a good many
yards start. and stIn eanter In an easy
winner. where qualities OF almost hu-
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
a TIP FROM PARIS.
Cab. Can lie w4rasi IN winter Almo-
for Noth,nE.


The acceptable footwarmer in win
ter which the London hanson lacks.
owing to Scotland Yards red tape. Is
characteristic feature of the cabs.
trans and buses in Paris. says Paris
correspondent OF the London Mail. The
weather has heea very mild hitherto.
and so far the cabs have not been heat
ed. except In a few instances, but the
tram cars and the buses follow the
almanac rather than the Thermometer.
and for some time past they have been
provided with chaufferettes. The thing
is very simple and very comfortable
In an ordinary Partisan 'bus-much
bigger, by the way. than the London
bus. and accommodating more than
twenty people inside-there is solid
thick plank. but flush with the floor.
running the length OF the bus. This
plank is about foot wide, and in il
are cut FIVE cavities about two feet
long By six inches wide. In these the
chaufferettes OF about the same d.
mensions are placed so that they. too.
are iupa with the floor and Just 10
nice position 10 rest the feet Thesr
chaufferettes are not hot-water bot
ties. for that system required frequent
changes and did not give much
warmth: they are really little stoves.
in which the miniature fireplace is be-
meath. and opening into the air below
the floor Of the bus. The firing Is
formed OF "briquette" 4
little brick OF about the dimensions OF
an ordinary sheet OF note paper by an
inch and half deep. made of coal. an
thracite and other eombustible materi
ais good deal compressed A bri-
quetto costs Id and lasts about half a
bus day. | had conversation with a
cabby on the subject. He said that
formerly the fumes used 20 escape IH
the cab. and tha, this was dIsagreea-
bio. especially IL you took the cab by
the hour and went to sleep, Now all
the fumes escape outside This eab5y
said one briquette at Id lasted all day
but this was perhaps an undue econ
Urny on his part. Another gave me a
briquettC and half day. The chaut-
ferettes belong TO the cabbies. bui
they buy tre 'briquettes" and have
them put In burning. In winter time
the cabs 40 provided have the legend
'chaufee" Cheated) exposed in large
letters on plate on the cab--and
thereby hangs a tale ! met an Eng
Iishman one morning who had come
to Paris for the first time. He pointed
10 one of the cabs and said: He mus;
b. very rich. that man. "Who?" said
l. why. cnauffee. OF course. l see
his name on nearly every cao In
Parts.''
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
high Lights.

Borrowed trouble Is never as salts.
factory as the real thing.
When woman gets no valeatines
she thinks they are silly.
The woman with a Madonna face
generally sits pigeOn-toed.
The individual who takes life easy
frequently has to borrow coal
a woman who tells man that she
hates men always means other men.
The military spirit makes some men
want to fight after the war is over.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
The J. H. Montgomery
Machinery Co.
l216-l23O Curtis ST., DenuRr, Colo.

We are prepared 70 buy individual machfnery. or
eutire plants IRON si00 to $1,000, viii Sell the
same for you on commission.
We will also exchange larger machinery for
smaller plants, with suitable charge for the differ
ence in size.
We have the largest stock OF rented machinery
in the west-reitted means thoroughly oyerhauied
and put In trst-class repair.
Read the following and mediate. bnt don't medi-
tate too long, for If you do, some other fellow may
call and take the very snap you were thinking
about; just listen at these genuine snaps:
Eastman Kodak, suitable for mine work.. -. SIS
Hoskins assay furnace. with button balance.
and lot OF chemicals. in fact, whole assay
Becker Button balance and weights Is
boiler and rock drilling plant and enough pipe
to run tunnel 200 feet $40
Ieiner rock drill, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2J
lotion Fairbanks wagon scale ................ rs
10 wood split pulleys loo feet steel line shaft,
llO hangers. 900 feet pipe in perfect condition.
Valves and fittings of all kinds.
lathe, lO-inch swing, 31inch centers.....,..S 10
1 5000 gallon wood tank
power pipe-cutter Observation-Disclosures. 100
belt driven winch, l0-ton %
ore feeders, each. 50
pumping tabes, each- 20
24lS Baker blowers 80
Engines and boilers all sizes and prices
gravel digging and conv ing machine. half price.
diamond drill and 1000 feet drill rods. boiler.
diamond drill, 80 rods, $3.50.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

sistanee except that of unframed sol
diers and Porto Rican servants.
Trained nurses arrived on Sept. 7, and
them, Miss Chanler providing means
for continuing the rental and running
expenses. General Miles forwarded
the letter to the secretary of war with
a very appreciatiye Endorsement, and
Secretary Alger added his approval,
and sent 1t to congress.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
Beware of olntments for Cstarrh Tha
Contain Mercury.

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except or
prescriptions from reputable physicians as the
damage they will do is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrt
Cure, manufactured by +. ]. Cheney s. Co
Toledo, o., contains no mercury. and Is takcr
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and ma de In Toledo, Ohio
by F. ]. Cheney & Co Testimonialsfree Sold
by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
,ru1rr MAN.s nuRr ~.

,,iuc poem by Rndyard Kip
s-,I in MrCiure's Magazine
49, Il has attracted grea,
pgnIiun and several paroslics
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- his old reward
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4 ufYp tnuarI the light
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So lave nr DO
lrf EgIEsu fsEyplga
arlEH yulr god and guti.
frr White Mans bardrn!
- aiFh childtsh dayr-
f-F- aroIrrvd laurel
aHr azEFuaE.d praise
rrv b. asnrch YOUR ma ahossf
- an th- thamsifss ygart4
- HtEn dear hauEht stsdofti
slgFs-rs 81 your fsser--