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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-07
Involved in a Suit Over Some
Furniture.
NEW ROAD LAW A BUGABOO
1t Provides For Only One Polling
Booth For Each District in
Supervisor Elections

Judge Lindsay's department of the
district court was occupied today with
the trial of the suit of Mary Mcdonald
against Jesse c.. Knox to recover judg-
ment for about 1925, which the plaintiff
alleges to ia been the value Of some
household goods owned by her and which
Mrs. Knox sold without legal right.
While the plaintiff was giving her testi-
mony this afternoon a young man
stepped into the room and engaged one
of the jurors in conversation, w~hereupon
the bailiff, IN instructions from the judge,
arrested him. Judge Lindsay called the
offender before him and compelled him
to explain his conduct. 1t proved to be
a. case of simple unfamiliarity with the
rules of court concerning such actions,
and the young man was not sent to jail
for contempt or fined the customary
amount, $50.
At a late hour the trial was still in
progress.
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Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix
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Roy s. Alley, one of the deputies of t
county attorney, returned today from
business trip to Dillon.
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FOR SALEtCHEAP, RESTAURANT.
Apply at office.
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The suit of Villa Bessl against r. r
Hogarth has been dismissed as settled.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-07

500 sets teeth $40. DR.. WiX.
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SOCIAL.

Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
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Ladies' UnderSkirtS

In black only, made Of the
new mercerized material,
has the same appearance as
the best Taffeta Silk and
wears better, value S4.5O
each, at ........... $3.50
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Ladies' UnderSkirtS

OF Fancy Colored Near Silk,
made with large full ruffle,
large line of colors, value
$3.50 each, at...... .........
sec
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Ladies' Uude skirts

OF Extra Heavy Twilled Near
Silk, lined with Teasledown
Flannel, deep founce round
bottom, value 81 each, at.
} CSC
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

ONE TAKEN EVERY NIGHT stimu-
lates the liver. carries of the bile and
improves the digestion and appetite Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Don't forget this.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
%%NNANNNAN AAN@%N~A&S

brought large numbers Of Worcester
people into town this afternoon. Sew
eral Of the new open cars were in use
The road did land office business.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church held a glad tidings service
this afternoon. It was well attended
and unusually interesting.
Captain John J. Rogers, county trea.
surer Of the A. o. H. piloted a party
of friends TO town from Worcester to-
day. They We're the guests Of state
Secretary p. f. Cannon and other Hi
bernian friends.
Edward Harrington of Worcester
was the guest Of his uncle, John Cal
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

Caroline F. Whitney died at 10
o'clock last RUsht Of pneumonia after
short Illness She was the widow of
the late Henry II. Whitney, and was IS
years, 4 months and 26 days old. She
has been living with her daughter, Mrs.
Sophia Bascon, at Is Pearl street. Mrs.
Whitney spent much Of her time in
East Jaffrey. y. II.
The Clinton & Worcester cars
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

lagher at the latter's home or Brood,
street today. ID ooh
Thousands Of people visited The old
81. Johns cemetery this afta-roa,-
The livery stables had no teams AZ ~ ~ II,
shortly after dinner, on account ~, 70 . iel
demand for teams to take nartit- ne 4-
the cemetery. Chief Engineer PeIl,e 90
with his assistants met those who h ~ nv.
!ots IN me new part Of the old Gene
t tsIy' ana completed as far as poss bic
the ldentlhcation Of unmarked gra,-es
in the old cemetery. sra Is
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

Clarence Ross Gale gave an illus
trated lecture on Cube before a large
audience in the Congregational church
tonight, under the auspices Of the Gu
ban Industrial Relief association.
The Crescent A. c. base ball team
was defeated by the Baldwinville a.
C.. in Baldwinville yesterday afternoon,
16 to u.
Henry Moulton Eldredge Paradis Of
Fitchburg visited in town today.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

May breakfast, Y. W. c. A, May LIST,
11.30 to ?. Tickets fifty cents
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BICYCLES.
hANUCTURlNG JEWELEB

It hi f9,N Misunderstanding
Du S'L-g JeNveIer and
- Diamond Setter.
393 Mast. NVoroas.--
Jewelry al, kinds -,.1,-
iSl'alredreasOnabIe prices. All
work gualteed done a+ s,,a-+
notice.
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AGED MASON DEAD.
Chas. c. Hill Had Been Waterman at
Gardner Twenty Years.

Gardner. April 9O.-Charles c. Hill,
for 20 years night Waterman at the
Haywood factories, died this morning
at o'clock. Last Friday he suffered
a hemorrhage of the brain, which
caused his death. Mr.. Hill was born
in Dorset. VT, 70 years ago, and came
to Gardner many years ago. He leaves
a widow and one son, Albert L. Hill.
He was a member Of Hope Lodge, A.
F. and A NJ. and this body will send
a delegation to the funeral next We'd
nesday at o'clock, at his home, III
Pine street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

Haven't time I'd be
but can't stop work.
Stop long enough
there is in life is
forfeited when health
goes. Pay attention
to early symptoms
and write to Mrs.
Pinkham, at Lynn,
Mass, for advice
Mrs. Evelyn Wood, srS
Fulton Street, Peoria ILL.,,
writes
II wish TO say to my suffer-
ing sisters that if they want
to be free from those dreadful
diseases with which women
are so apt to be afflicted. take
Mrs. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound. I suffered fos
four years. Ny troubles we're
leucorrhoea and irregular
menstruatioE. The menses
appeared too often. and lased
too long. became very POOR,
looked badly, had no appetite.
l felt as though death would
be a relief. My friends ad-
vised me to take more ou5-
of-door exercise, but hardly
realized that I was too weak
to go out. I resolved to try
Mrs. Pinkhan's medicines,
and after taking several bot
ties of Compound, also used
the Liver Pills and Sauative
Wash. I can truly say I am
enjoying a new life. Menses
have become regular, and
last the proper length of time.
I feel better than I have for
ten years. I praise your
medicine to all my friends.
If any one would like to write
to me IN regard to your Vege-
table Compound. and what i
has done for ME, I will gladly
answer their letter.
Mrs. ): Barnhart, New
Castle, Pa, writes
dear Mas. PINXHAM: l
intended to have written to
you before, but since my re-
covery I have been very busy.
l had been sick ever since my
marriage, seven years ago.;
have given birth to seven
children, and had two miscar-
riages. Ihad falling ofwomb,
leucorrh@a, pains in back
and legs; dyspepsia and q
nervous trembling of the
stomach. Now I have none
of these troubles and can en-
JOY my life. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
has worked wonders for me.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
will surely aid suffer-
ing women and the
sympathetic advice of
Mrs, Pinkham is al
ways promptly forth
coming on request.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

The North BrookheId correspondent
of The Spy has received a letter from
D. T. O'Brien, now athletic instructor
at the University Of Maine, in Orono,
Ne. Mr.. O'Brien Is greatly pleased
with his present position, having the
good will of the faculty and the CO.
operation of the student body. He says
that the material on which he has to
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

WOMEN from their sedentar, b,t,..
are often subject TO headache and is S1,5'
situation. These are quickly removed h.
Carters Little Liver Pits. ''9u oy
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Olives.

The wholesale market has made a large advance in the last 30 days. But fortunately we bought previous to the rise and will give the public the bene- fit.
 One-ha1f pint bottles 15c. Pint bottles, 25c. Quart bottles. soc.
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MRS. 5. A. GLADWIN'S Employment Agency.
Ma1e He1p ad1anteA.

WANTED. x SITUATION by single man as c0achmnn:8 thoroughly understands care of hotses,i good driver; also is very useful in lousSg and on place. Address COACHMAly, apl7 3tp 155 Dixwell avenue..
 WANTED. f YOUNG men to go out of town on BokAskxl Starch. J. T. DOYLE x GO,
 ap17 ftp 33 Chapel street. @
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CENTRAL, two-family house, and barn; all modern conveniences, hot water heater.
 apis 2tp Address BOX 1863, City.
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FOR SALE.

PLEASANT rooms, with board; low price Ring upper bell
 ap15 ftp 97 SHERMAN AVE,
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OR RENT.

NO 124 Humphrey street, second floor rooms, al Improvements; rent reasonable. aD17 if
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FOR SALE, 20 BARRDLS hen manure will be sold cheap. r. o. BOX 20, apis 3tp Short Beach, Conn.
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TO RENT.

TWO new houses, well located, every con- venence; rent very moderate.
 HENRY TROWBRIDGE, apS If Office 5, 101 Orange street.
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 MRS. IS. COHEN
FOR RENT,
N(NES REMI

ONE second and one third floor flat, ak i'm provementS Enquire at
 ap17 14t 6S6 STATE STREET.
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THE desirable residence, No. A Trumbull street; will lease to satisfactory parties for term of years. H. c. BRETZFEL- DER, Exchange Building ap10 It
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SINGLE house, BAT Grown street, nine rooms, all modern improvements, central, very desirable. Apply at
 ap10 13S YORK ST.
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'aaants.i
 WANTED.

WANTED. SITUATION by a component girl to c1 general housework in private familyi good references Inquire at
 apl7 1tp 10I PUTNAM STREET.
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FOR RENT, SOUTH half of house, 34 Academy street, modern Improvements; healthy and pleas ant ocation. Inquire
 mh25 If 3S ACADEMY ST.
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SpeclaL.

WE HAVE A FEW MORE CANNED BEETS, 15 CENTS.
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@eal Estate.
'---------------------- ----------------------
 FOR RENT

FOR RENT. STORES 375..3S1 Howard avenue, now oc- cupled by W. ID. Judd Co.,, grocers, from May 1st. Stores will be rented together or singly as desired at moderate price.
 E, HAYES TROWBRIDGE, ap4 If 127 Orange street.
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FOR RENT,
FOR, RENT,

FLAT, seven rooms. 506 Howard avenue $22 JOHN O. PUNDERFORD,
 ap6 If 116 Church street,
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

173 WHALLEY avenue, lower floor, and other rooms; modern improvements. h. quire on the premises ap12 Ftp
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WANTED. WASHING or houseceaning. Address. ap17 1tp 32 MADISON NTy
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FOR RENT, LOWER floor; Improvements.
 apS imp 159 SPRING.
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A SITUATION by capable cook, or would uo general housewoyk or second work ln prlvate famhy; best city reference
 ap17 1tp lis CEDAR ST
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WANTED.
WANTED

A FlRST-CLASS cook and laundress, wll- Ing to do general housework
 aplo 1T 501 WHITNEY AWE.
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LOFTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

ON State street, near Chapel; desirable fo either light or heavy manufacturing.
 np10 1t BRETZFELDER'S AGENCY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

croamcrv-Nlr. Se.den Green of st. Al
hams and J. 5. Patrick of the Blodgett
company of Burlington were in town last
week hguring on the cost OF a furnace lor
the PaptiSt par5onage.-Mrs. IL. q. sues
returned to h,c' home in Johnson Dec"m-
her 15.--MiSs Carrie tArnsworth, who has
loon spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Goodal.. At ESSEX Junction. retuln-
cd home the t3th.-Dr. G. +. liaW.ey has
q hard cold that keeps him in doors
jackson y. Latin and Mrs Myra a.
RYAN. both Of Fairfax, We're married AT
St. Adams December by HcV' w. =
Smithers, pastor of the Methodist church.
Miss Ann =. Alfred, who has been
spondng Il few days with her brother,
Hon. f. T.. Alfred, of Newport RETURNED
home last week. Miss Marion Ballard,
who has been spending few weeks IN
Canada, returned home the 9th.-MisS
G1enna PeaSc has returned to Swantol.
Mrs Eli Taylor, who has been visiting
her daughter in New Hampshire, retu9 ned
home last W rek.-The W. r -. will hold
a bag social and promenade at the Grange
rooms W Clnesday evening, December T.
Mrs $. Bailey of ST. Adams was called
TO town December 18th to attend the lu-
neral of her aunt, Mrs. blshop-Mrs
lanes Wagner of North Fairfax Is very
sicl-Will Orton of Washington, ID. G.,
&c snending his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs G. G. Orton.-Mrs. b. Nj.
ballard is gaining slowy.-Page Unord
has not been as wei for the last few
days.-Nrs Ruel Bellows went 10 Rich
mond December l6 to spend Christmas
with friends.
Miss Gertrude Allen and Dewey Buck
of Milton spent Sunday at Douglas Bucks.
Miss Alice orion has gone to Burning
ton for short stay.-Miss Den Gregory
has been i'll the past week,-W. A. Orton
of Washington has been visiting his par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs Gardner Orton.-The
Sunday school children Of CHRIST church
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was sold at auction Thursday, Blair
Thomas of Sheldon auctioneer. 1t WAS
bid off by j.. A. Thomas of Randolph for
$3.50, there being los acrcs.-Martin Villas
of Winooski was in town Thursday on "a
flying visit at l. II. s. Fairbanks Miss
Myra Post spent most of last week with
her sister, Mas Herbert Ballard Of St. Al
baus.-The eclipse Of the moon Saturday
evening was enjoyed by mauy.-O. Is.
Johnson bid off the 113 acres OF land near
jed Poucr's for SlSlo hcougiug 20 parties
in Richford.-Orrico Balalrd sold soma
horses at auction Thucsuay for paruos
out Of town.-Thc best horse hay is selling
at 81 per ton.-MiSs Emma Boylcn is sim
confined to the house with an Inactive
foot. the result OF burn.
BAKERSFIELD.
w. w. Peck of Morrisyilo was in town
Monday on busness.-O. G. FainSworth,
trustee, has advertised an of the property
belonging to the bankrupt estate of w.
l.. Pearson foG sale at pubic auction on
Saturday December 3d. 1oH.-Prof. T.. T..
Neal was in burlington on business Sat
urday.-llon. 5. O. Tllo'son continues 10
fail, and but little hope Is now entertain
ed of his rccovcry.--E :. prOuty Of swan
ton ana ;. g. Green Of 81. Adams were in
town recently making estimates for the
annex to brigham ACADEMY. rhcvc IS TO
be- 4 tree and other exercises at the Meth
odist church ChirStmds.-Frank Wells. Il
native of his town. who was so severely
injured 10y AN accident near the Twin
Mountain House in New Hampshire last
week, is reported somewhat be:tcr, bat
not out Of da,ger.--After four days Of
good slcghing last week the snow left uS
in mud and slush once morc.--Miss Mary
Brigham has gone to New York to spend
the winter and rumOr has IL that she Will
not come back TO live here any more
II. \. jackson of Waterville was iu town
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Thursday afternoon rccitauonS were
laid aside at the academy and appropriate
exercises in honor of the Tooth anniversary
Of Washiugtons death were observed. Re-
citations We're given by r. W. Cheney
Rose Rooney, Tessio Davis. Leon tiii--
void. f. W Maxtield and Wilson Loao
and brief talks were made by l.. II. LOWS.
r y. Mcfarland and Walter Frendon-
berg
Mrs. Jane f Noyes. wife of the late
EDGAR Noyes. died Saturday night At the
age of - wears. She died Of uneun.ouia.
having been sick about week She lives
a son. charles II. Noyos and two dausn-
tiers. MISS Belle and Carrie NoYos, who
live on the old homo place. Mrs. NoyVs
was 4 much respected woman but on ac
count of poor heiath had not been away
from homo surroundings very much lot
the last few years. The funeral OF MIS-
Noycs was held Wednesday.
MoRRIsNILLE.
Mrs. Florence Wilson spent Monday in
Burlirstou.
DR. q ]. Uolhrook died at his home on
Cc0gr,ss street Sunday morning after a
short illness. Or. Hor rock was attended
by his friend pr Wi-Wel Of Cabot. Or.
Holur0ok leaves four children. two OF
whom are in Colorado, one in California
and the youngest son. Nern. lie Is at
tending school in Baltimore, Md. and
the orlv one able to be present at the
funeral which is to be Neid at o'clock
this afternoon.
carl Hagar Of Glover IS visiting in
town.
Henry j. Fisher is receiving the con-
gratulatiors Of his friends on his recent
aupointment as postmaster to succeed u
c. Spaulding, whose time expires about
Feb. LIST.
JOHNSON.
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UNDER HILL

UNDDRHITL.
Julia Scott is teaching at "Beartown."
-James Eilpeck, Rev. j. NJ. Gclot, j. w.
McNuty and John Casey went to Middle
bury last Thursday to attend the Catholic
fair in session at that plaCe.-The law
suit of ". H. Smith VS.. W. ID. Iagan,
which was set for next Saturday, has been
Continued until Dec. 26.-Anna NARROW
and libbic Shannon visited in Mddlchury
last wcek.-The Catholic fair closed last
Wednesday night. Those holding lucky
tickets were Charles Hrccn, dinner set;
Philip Plant, chair; Sherman Cochran,
wax doll; bridget Garland, S. i'm gold; Liz
Hic Hrcen parlor lamp; Mamie Fender.
perfume atomizcr; Michael Lcddy, par-
lor clock. Frank Plant, alarm cock; r.
G. Donahuc, silver fruit dish; Rose I.a
l'lctche set of teaspoons; J. -. McElroY.
gold pen; John MCLaue, cord of wool;
Mrs. w. j. Corhctt, oak dining table; Lii
lie DessanY Stcbbins, paper rack; Mary
Corhctt, center table; William Barre t.,
silver knives and forks; James Shannon.
set OF fruit knives James Carroll pair
blankets; Michael Ryan, broom holder;
Ellen Lancor, pair wooden blankets The
gold headed cane. which wax voted on.
was won by Victor Plant. 1t is said that
this will be contested, many hold
ing that r.. W. Henry is entitled to the
cane For the first time in many ycdCs
midnight mass will not be celebrated a,
st. Thomas church at Christmas This
year. Low mass will be said Christmas
morning at O'Clock, fol owed by high
mass and sermon at 10:3o.--Rev. S. l..
Bates OF darlington has been visiting T..
$. Whitcomb. his brother iu-law.-Colum
bus Day of Lowell, Mass. is i'm town fer
a visit with his sisteSs Mrs. II. c. Ross
and Mrs. f.. W. Church.-lrving Medley OF
Jericho while working in the woods last
Wednesday was struck in the eye lay a
chip with such force as to split the eye
bah. As Mr. NceeY had only the sight
of one for many years the accident il
doubly sad. as it is now feared he will he
totally blind
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FKAN Kiln cot MY.


81 ALSANS.
Rev w. Hamilton Bcnham united in
marriage Miss Jennie Paul Sovlcs If this
city and Mr.. BENJAMIN Frank Denney Of
Philadclphia Thursdayat o'clock H. m at
the home Of pr and Mrs w IT, COREY or
North Main street where Miss Sowlcs has
resided for the past few wears. The ,y,d-
ding which was quiet but elegant af-
fair was attended only by the most init
mate friends and relatives. The ceremony
took place in the paflor. the bride enter
ing ON the arm of her father the Hon.
Albert SowlaS was preceded by Mr.. Den
nov and his best man. Lynn Corey the
NsherS, A. G. Shufcldt and Sheldon Camp
bell the bridCsmai Miss Louisa Brain
crd and Miss Susan r. Sowl.s and her
maid Of honor Miss Leila Corey The Ccie-
munE was performed in the northwest
part of the room which had been grace
fully arranged with strings of smilaX The
bridal party entered TO the strains of Lo-
hcnsrin's Bridal Chorus, played by Miss
Emily Carp ,ntcr of Swanton. The brides
gown was cream white satin with pearl
trimmings and she carried bouquet of
bridal roses. Miss braincrds gown was
white orgdndic over light bluc, Miss
SoW!cS white orgaruic oNei white ana
MISS corey WE'LL n'uSlln Nlth lace lhSer-
lion. After receiving the CONGRATULATIONS
of the guests an elegant lunch was served
With Mrs. Ward as caterer. me dlnlnE
room table was taslelully decorated with
snilaN vita Il Centcipleca OF cnINSdh'nr ne
NUNS. inc many bcautiul Weddlllg gil :
Wtr" diSpllEed IN the library. MI AN"
Mrs. Denney left or the New York tram
Tor It snort wedding IMP "lttr Winch IRE!
VIII rcSl'i' II f'llIipul fArk. Ihli'd"ipNld
where Mr.. Dennry Is a prominent electric
ian Miss So"leS haSHIWaNS resided III TINS
city ana VIII T." mu"h missed by large
circle of friends, particularly III 1T.
l-Nkc'S Churrh. where Sn' mas brcN an aC-
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GEORGIA.

Rev. William c. Clark has accepted
call from the FIRST Congregational church
in Manufacturers was an oyster sup
per at John Reynolds for the sunday
school on the East Plain Wednesday eVlu-
ing The school are to have Christmas
exercises Saturday aftcrnoon.-Miss Cora
Ferris of South Hero is visiting Rev.
Charles Clarke's famiy.-Miss NJ, Albina
Howard ana Miss May Howard, daush-
tiers of ]. e. Howard of Franklin Falls,
y. H., are expected in town to spend
Chris tmas.-Miss Anna Atwell of Johnson
is teaching at the East Plain, Miss Orpha
Banster of ST. Adams in the Walker dis
trict, Miss Mary Chamberlin of Grand Isle
in district No. 10. Miss Genie Wood at
West Georgia, Ralph Jackson at the Cen
tire Herbert Caswell is teaching a very
successful school in the Georgia academy
with over 80 pupis-There are to he
Christmas exercises at the Methodist
church, also at the Baptist church where
they will give a cantata and have tree.
The Georgia Cornet band are again en-
Toying the instruction of Mr. Gordon
Emmet Thomas of Randolph came TO
town Wednesday foC a few days.-The
farm owned by the late Augustus Thomas
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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1uI IN case o. "re' !ulru, l"r ruSVr9 "'N-
ca ne privilege OF uSlnE 'nc nNuII' ~
I'uSh ouI S'WoIS az an tl"I'S' iou' '", Wv.
trustee" 'Skeu ti'c VU"p"'N 10
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