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sister. Mrs. Erwin of West Alburg Geo.
IIampson left last Friday for Manchester.
England. Pike still bite from the Ens.
Alburg bridge, along the shore for a miie
ana more. The catch Is something phe-
nomenal. II has been estimated that 5000
worth of fish are caught yearly from Mis-
sisquoi Bay
ISLE LA MOTTE.
MIR. and Mrs. John Doolln are happy
over the birth OF daughter.-Mrs. Fred
Fortune is able to be Out T.. Hill of
St Adams is visiting in town. hail
storm, accompanied by thunder and light
ning, visited this vicinity cen Tuesday the
hail stones being about the size of wal
nuts.-M. s. Thomas went to HighGatc on
Wednesday, where he has a contract to
build a large barn for W. F. Welch.-D. r.
Trombley has three summer boarders.-
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Jones and daught OF
Daisy of Chazy, y. Y, spent Sunday at
ex-Lieut. Gov. Fisk 's.-Mr. and Mrs. d. r.
Tromb,ey visited in Plattsburgh. ". y,
last Week.-Mrs. Linda Langeld was home
from Plattsburrh for a few days last
week.-Mrs.. o. j. Thomas is spending =
few days in Alburgh-M. s. Thomas has
completed the addition to f.. r. Rcynod'
cottage.
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FRANKLIN co UNITY.
ST. AI,BANS.

ITO corner stone Of the Church of the
Holy Guardian Angels which was lost
when the foundation Of the church was
relaid in 1885. was found short time ago
by the the Rev. Charles T.. Provost. in
font of the residence of W. II. II. Greene
on South Main street, who bought it with
some othed' large Stone II years ago and
had used it for a carriage block. Sun
day the stone WAS replaced in its original
position at the northeastern corner Of the
church. AS it hal been used for secular
purposes it was deemed rcopcG TO rebless
it, which ceremony took place Sunday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. As neither Of
the bishops Of the diocese was able to
be present, tho Rt Rev. Bishop Michaud
delegated Rev. c. +. Provost to have
charge of the service and Rev. Father
Moloney preached the sermon. 1t was or
ignally laid IN 1872 when 1t was blessed by
Bishop DeCioesbrand. The stone is of
granite and cacved with "A cross and 9TH
er ernblems.
Rev. j. G. MCLAUGHLIN, who has been
the assistant priest at st. Mays church
for several years has resigned and will
leave this week for Waterbury, whore he
will be in charge of the church in that
town. Father Mclaughlin has made many
friends in the city since his residence
among us.
Intelligence has been received in the city
of the death of the Hon. Garland Pollard
at Eureka Springs Ark Judge Pollard
has many friends in this city, whore h
has spent several summers, the guest OF
Mrs II. T.. Royce and Mr.. and Mrs. S. f.
Royce.
The afternoon of Friday June 9th Will
be observed as St Adams Day in the diff
fcrcnt schools of the town. The exercises
will consist of review Of the history ano
geography Of the town and city of St AL
bans from the time of its settlement tC
1890 II is hoped that all the citizens vii
assist in furnishing material that can l'
used in the exercises. This is "A lauIabl'
effort and may be of inestimabe value II
preserving data with regard to early set
tiers and the civil, religious educational
military and commercial history of thu
town, together with many personal remin
iscences..
The annual meeting of ST. Luke's parisl
was held at the church Monday evening
the rector Rev, w. II. Benham presiding
After the reading of the minutes by c
s. Forbes, ne was reelected parish clerk
The tGoa surer's report by Stanley Ora.
showed that there were no liabilities an
in addition to the current expenses whicl
amounted to s29SS.9 % the debt for 10
amounting to $i3S2 20 was paid. 1t wa
voted on the motion of Frank &. Week
that there should be nine vestrymen In
stead of seven. They were elected as fol
sows James NJ. Floss. ". O. Morton, Geo
Cassidy, John Donovan, III. A. Lewis
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 9TH page)

10 be little bettcr.-NIiss Mary Ryan
formerly of Underhil dici IN Burlington
Thursday, aged about p yelrs.-Thc Clo-
Nerdale Creamery company started tnolr
separator at the Center Monday
d. T. Girard moved mis- family ANA house
hold goods to Wiliston last FRIDAY
r. s. Whipple has been confined to tn"
house for a few days past.--Mrs. j. y.
Hyde of Stowe is visiting Mr.. and MIS-.
John Ryan, her parcnts.-Rcv. Nj. j. car
mody of Richmond was in town Monday
und Tuesday.--GraCe Fitzpatrick continues
very ill.-A mass of requiem was SAID ut
St Thomas church Tuesday for the re-
nose of the soul OF the late Julia Ryan
Miss Fansie Holhrook of Burlington spent
sunday with her parents Mortimer Dow
ney and wife of St Adams visited in town
last weekly. T.. Hormer is moving here
from Pleasant Nallcy.-Lawrencc Eagau
has engaged to work for V. j. Brown for
the season.-Miss Lettie Prior has been
having very serious trouble with neural
gia,
ST GEORGE.
Mrs. John Buey of Richmond spent last
Nock win her daughter, Mrs w. II. Mill
ham..-Mrs. Il. +. Warren has invited Il
fow friends to darce at her house ON
FRIDAY evening, May 5th.-Mr. and Mrs
Iierrick riley of IIincsbursh visited at
H. T.. Forbes last SunddS.-Thc Jimmo
mill mas been shut down, having sawed IN
to lumber and shingles the cntile lot OF
logs hauled in during the winter.It Is l1t-
mored that the mill * 20 change hands III
the near futures T.. Hinsdll has moVod
into the Timothy Degree houH" in Hines
burgh.-Miss Harriet Brown has finished
hor work for NJ w. liins1ill and gone t.
the homo Of her brother in WillistCn.-
Miss Eliza 1snam spent saturday and sun
day with her mother and brother in thi.
place.-Mrs. Anna Tillev starts THU sda\
the 4th rc. a short visit At her old homC
III NillamsPort, Pa.--Alrs. James Millhan
recently returned rom Il few days WISH
in Burlinstor-NIiss Katie Dennin2 is Wis
iting her cousin, Matte Mllham..- Mr.
John Bulcy returned homo to Richmond
last Sunday.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
The annual village meetins was hclc
Saturday afternoon when the follown.
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President r. W. Booth; clerk, T.. X. Rus
sell treasurer. +. l.. Nichols; first trustee
10 seave two years c. $. Fletcher; seconC
trustee to serve two years, A. r. Arkey
auditors. T. w Sibley, J. II. .Nlen and c
S Fletcher: chief engineer j. A. cole
nan; first assistant, w. :. Fletcher; sec
ond assistant Homer Ring; librarian t.
serve five years. Eva TdrhoN. a tax of 25
on dollar of the grand list was voted Il
d fray village expenses TOY the enSulht
yeaS. The committee chosen 10 recon-
mend water supply reported. and the!
were continued and authorized to maxi
further investigations AMI to report at
special melting to be called in the near fu
ture. The retiring trustees are j. A. Dona
hue and William Il. Johnson, who haN
each served two years. The Latter Wa
nominated as president buc declined. l.
X Russell declined a nomination as chic
engineer OF the fire department and irS
Assistant Coleman was promoted to III
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We read and hear of but rlvelY expert
ence passed over the pl tee Tuesday after
noon be- ween three AMI four o'Clo tx. 1t
was accompanied by Il strong wind from
the north and good many windows in
buildings with a northern cypoSIrc, were
broken.-Rev. S. r. Draw Of Waterbury,
will speak at the Con srr+1;ionll church
next Sunday morning ana administer the
Sacrament.-The W. II. NJ. -. VIII hold
their annual meeting Ni'h Mrs. Alice y.
Raymond, Friday, May 9Th, at ; O'Clock
y. m.-Saturday afternoon is the regular
meeting of the q. 4. " ana y. l.. g.
The listers will be at tho iowa clerk 5
office on saturday, My 'i,h A. 1 pclock
y. m. to hear grievances ins-r I'd OF Tues
day as stated last week.
WATERVILLE.
Miss Mabel Miller was home from Mo-
r,sville last week.-Lce Tillotson has gone
10 burlington. where he expects TO get
work.-Miss Anna Atwcll OF Johnson WIS.,
tied friends in town last week SAMUEL
Brown returned to town last week. lie
has been in New York State through the
wrter-Nrs s. s. Cray Is visiting Miss
Corda lirown.-Rinaldo Potter Of Lynn
Mass, visited his father, Dwight Potter
last week. Miss Chauncy Tillotson fell
from a chair in which she was standing
on Saturday, and badly broke her right
Phebc Patterson visited friends in town
this week.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. George Sargent is gaining Wal
lace Metcalf of Boston is visiting in town
Mrs S. c. Scribncr is improving, Joseph
Melendy visited his sister, Mrs. George
Sargent Saturday.
CAMBRIDGE.
| Rev. G. NJ. Burdick has returned to tn
charge, to the great satisfaction of al
his Pensioners Sugar and syrup has b, !
coming in quite freely tn past week
Wclch Bros. Maple Co. of Burligton taxi
ing in nearly 100 barrels ThurSday.-M. j
Casey has gone to work on tho section
Il. r. Holmes was in burlington " ednes
day.-Qu.te an acreage of potatoes haN
been planted the past week. Mrs NJ. l.
iclinwood has been making repairs on tn
sidewalk in front of the Brush ten men
the past week.
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rear of the church. The work will he COM
menced at once.-S. Slice has taken d. a
partner II. T.. Blake, who has worked for
him for three years. The funeral of Rev.
j. {. tattinlch Was he'll at IN" parlor
Of the CONGREGATIONAL church last Wednes-
day. He died in a Boston hospital Of
diptheria after an illness Of two hours
W. W. Hutchins has recently returned
from Boston.-rhe T. d NJ. L. K. com
pany are extending their platform at he
freight depot 30 f. et.--Mrs. Frank H. True
Is to move to Rutland soon,-J. f.. Lam
bert has returned from Boston. whore lie
has been in "A hospital for treatment The
past two weeks.
CRAFTSRI RY.
The remains of Mrs. Ada Woodbury.
were brought from Boston last Monday
for burial She was erly resident of
this village-Tho graduating exercises of
the Crtftsbury Academy will occur Fri
day evening. May l4.-Walter Scott VIC
has been home from cuba on
Ia few days furlousn, went to
Boston last Thursday. exp, ting to re-
c,ive his discharEe.-Albert Goodrich died
at the home of his brother. Guy. last
week Monday =. m, after short illness,
The cause vas thought to bc a fall from
Il load of hay a few weeks Walter
Alsten has moved into ". i. kaiser's VII
lage residence 80 Mrs. l.. \. Nelson is home
from Boston-Dr Dillingham; will move
10 Proctor this week.-Prof Colhurn If
! Newport Will preach tho baccalaureatf
sermon before the graduating class
n"xt sunday evening MAY Mrs
Twomby from Barton is locat-
ed in Mrs. Smiths millinery store
Me. William Shilitto finished MS
work for the Black River Butter com
pany last Saturday Walter Anderson
takes his place.. II, Clark has bought
| Thomas Cockran's farm plyinL sac, pos
session given May 2oth.-Mr. Kaiser has
moved ON to his farm.
WESTFIEn.D,
Mrs Sophia Berry, Il woman supposed
to be about 100 years old died of old age
last Sunday.-Archic Wakefield has
bought Hoyt N Austin's West I'm proper
ty consisting of oves 1000 acres OF land
three houses, saw mill and ma 'hincry.-
A. {. Hitchcock has made over TO th'
town $4,000 for library fund he offered 4
give them several months ago. 1t Is cX
lrcctod the seleCrmen will pTnreeI at once
4 with the building Miss Lena Gilpn grad
yates at Derby Academy This week. Mis-
Amanda Kennedy of Bradford has beer
visiting hec' niece. Mrs. Dwight Harding
There has been only about half the usu
al yield Of maple syrup.
LOWELL.
Schools commenced Monday with I'll
following teachers; Village, higher de
partment, Mrs. Hawkins; primary, Mis-
Farman: South school, Alice skinner
North school, Homer Farman; Fisher dis
trict, Sarah Parker, Stebbins district, NJ 5
jackson; Gcio district, Helen stevenson
Warner district, Stella Jerome. -Mrs. vii
liam Coolidge died at her home in John
son April %. The deceased leaves "A hus
, band and a little daughter to moun h.
loss Mrs. y. r. Hutchinson is failing,
Rev. W. NJ. Morrow started for NebraSk
,ast Friday, whore he will preach the con
> Hg year. Rev MI Morrow's pastorate {
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

Rev. j. f.. Farrow, Grand Chaplain Yer
mont Lodge. |. O. o. r., and a former
preacher here, lectured at the Union
church at MORGAN Corner Friday even
ing. The lecture was very enjoyable and
his old friends were glad to meet him -
John Bullock has moved from Charleston
TO the Clark farm In this town. II.
Litchhcld is better but Is still very weak
and not able to work.
NEWPORT.
Andrew Robatillo has gone to Lowell,
Mass Mrs q. h. Root of Lowell, Mass,
has been in town the past week moving
her goods from her house which is to be
occupied by Rev. j. NJ. Dutton for q par
sonage-Hon. John Young has purchase.
of Or. j. r. Blanchard his residence on
Bird street,. c. Hibbard has closed his
labors at the independent office and gone
to st. Adams to accept a position OIL a
paper there.-P. o. Holt, who with his
wife spent the winter in Boston have re-
turned.-Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wells ~ e
rejoicing over tn" arrival of son Apr!l
26th. bishop Hall was here last week and
at a meeting with officers OF the chrrch
. il was decided to build rectory in the
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The &irhardson
4,lrs Richardson.
The Women Who Have ALWAYS

paid THE SAME PRICE FOR so CENTS
WORTH will find it quite profitable to transfer
their half dollars to this store.-We save you mon
ey-how do we do it-and why? We will tell
you. In the first place we buy strictly for cash.
If we haven't the money to pay with we wait I'm
til we have-and we ask you to pay us cash.
WE SELL for cash. In the second place its for
our interest to protect yours-no philanthrophy-
it's straight business propositon-we sell as we
advertise-and never buy second of anything
and mark, our prices are right.
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and n. T.. BOStwiCk. The rector reported
that the Sunday school had raised $l33.20;
the ReCtory Debt association have paid
$500 on the debt last June. and $362.o % on
the next payment. At "A meeting Of the
vestry james NJ. Foss was made senior
warden and II. G.. Morton Junior warden
and Stanley Gray secretary and trcasurc r.
At the meeting of st. Lukc's association
tho following board Of directors were
elected: ]. G. Stranahan. g. s. Forbes, r..
II. Ford Lawrence RTancrd and n. Nj.
Buck The board will elect their own OIL
GEES.
Miss Nettie Leach has brought suit
against T. T.. Twitchcll for defamation CT
character and cxtortion Miss Leach was
popular clerk in Mr.. Twitchcll's store for
the past six years , leaving there last
March.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
William Samson al the Lake View House
yesterday.
HIGHGATE.
Mrs. Bertha James from Milton Is visit
ing at her graHdfathcrs. James Judpins'.-
Miss Abby Judpins spent Sunday at nome.
Mrs. Peter Lambert has moved into the
Baryca house.--GcorGc Hampton started
Monday morning from Montreal for Man
chester England. Osper BANDIT has NOV
cd into his house and Mrs Lent has moved
into 5. ". Russcll'S housC.-Mrs. jaime S
Hcrriagton has gone to Randolph to visit
her son Park Fay Doupcs and Miss Lena
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FAIRFAX.
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cratn1ated on his union win a hridc s,
charming, and 30 well and favora d!
known. AIT r. the ceremony which wa
performed by the rector OF IN" church. tn
Re". Mr. Graves OF Burlington tht mar
ricd pair took carriage at once Tor ~. a.!
bans ard thence to Montreal On thei
return the welding reception Will be glVei
at their new residence in Fairfield, Oh
Hnns1gX
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BELVIDERE CENTRE.

John Lumbra. who is at Enosburgh, was
in town over Sunday.-H. S. Fletcher who
has been very i'll with congestion Of the
hIain, is able to ride Out.-Carl Barnard
from Montgomery visited his father, Chas.
Barnard, last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs john
Williams from Stowe are visiting relative
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Bishop Hall visited Calvary church sun
day evening and administered the rite of
confirmation to eight candida tcs.-Thc an
rUal meeting of Calvary parish was hcld
at the church Monday at 10 a. m. and the
following officers elected: Parish clerk II.
l.. LOvern; treasurer, X. A. Paul; and ten
VeStrymen, +. II. Smith as senior warden;
e. $. Perley, junior wardeO: delegates TO
June convention at Rutland, +. b. Smith,
*. A. Paul; substitutes, w. c. Champion,
Z. A. Perley.- Merritt H. Stone died
Thursday evening, April q. after ii ling
cring Illness AT the age of If years.
wife and one daughter survive him, who
have the deepest sympathy of the COM
muntY. 1hr funeral was held at tn"
house Saturday at p. m. Rev. +. H.
Blunt assisted lN Rev. G. j. Peterson Of
ficiated Tic flowers from friends were
Irofuse and heaut!iul.--Miss Mary hnder-
son is visiting hev parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Anderson.--Mr and Mrs. T.. A..
Curtis and daughter and Miss Ida Green
leaf of ST Adams who came to attend me
funeral of ". II. Stone, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Stone.H Domino is having the
foundations laid for three new houses.
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.

The dwelling on the McGregor Bros.
farm occupied by Aaron ChecSeman
and family was partially destroyed by fire
last Saturday. but for the prompt and Of
fcctIve work of Mr.. Chcoscmau and son
it would have been totally destroyed. 1t
caught from a chimney spark on the root.
Mr.. Eenham of Connecticut shipped \
caC load of horses from this station the
I'd inst,-Miss Martha Lyman has return
ed from Montreal, where sho had an eye
operated on.-JameS i. Story, who has
been very i'll for several weeks. Is slow
~ improving isaiah Lana DIS has two
daughters aged niue ana eleven years who
have consumption NJ. Mott OF st. Al
bans was in town last week. There Is
fire fishing at the East Alhurg railroad
bridge-A hay buyer from Now York IS
staying at Mr., Henry Mott's.-Mss Josie
Sabre is ill-Rcv. Father Auhin Of Swan
ton Will rot offlciatc in tho Catholic
church in this town again as "A new priest
from Montreal is expected.
GRAND ISLE.
The schools in town opened May Isl
with the following teachers: District No
/, Mr.. Bashaw; No. /, Mrs. c. Kinney
No. 3, Miss Whipple No 4, Miss Gertrude
Donovan; No. 8. Miss Grace Wilcox; No
6, Miss Ida Ladd,-The Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Scion Gordon Thursda!
aftemoon.-The water is over nearly al
of the wharf at Gordon's Landing. Ke,
Hodskns, who has driven the Stage FOL
| several years from the Island to Burllng
| ton, has discontinued the daily trip anC
| for the present will make a trip over o,
Friday and return on Saturday.
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Bicycle Suitings There came
to us last
night a beautiful assortment of
choice wearable weaves for wheel
ard street wear.-First we show you
SO inch wide CASSIMERES and
some pretty Scotch Mixtures and in
visible Checks for only 7oc per yard
try and find their equal for less
than $l.0O per yard.
Navy Blue Sd inches
English Serge wide and on
ly SIPS
Stores that charge $50 per yard
ask more than we debut not more
than they are worth.
Grey Home Spun 56in. wide
and only
$l.O0 per yard. Black Mohairs,
AS inches wide at SOC per yard
Black Sicilian, as inches wide at 75c
Navy and Brown Mohair Brillian,
tines as inches wide at 75c per yd
They are wonderful values at east.
ly one-fourth saving.
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Millinery "There's good times
here and we are in

aust wonderful the num-
Der of Hats and Bonnets sold here
each day-and the buying is so sat-
isfactory to our customers--Hats are
so pretty and the prices are SO low
SO, So, SIS and $o.-Special prices
on Flowers and Foliage.
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ALBURG SPRINGS.

Alfred Norris has moved to Warren
Niles farm.-Ira Hunter has been assign
ed to ,he station at Sprucedale, Ont, $50
miles from here.-Mrs. Mcmillan, who has
been visiting friends here, leaves for Barre
this week.-Mrs.. Elliot of C!arencee.ile
moved Wednesday into the house with her
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One price and cash.-Lookers as
welcome as purchasers.
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STOWE

The schools In town conimsncel MondaN
The dress promenade on May Day even
ing at Lovejoy's hall was a success IN
every respect The prize was won by Mrs
Jesse A. KelIogg.-A hail storm such &.
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LAMOILLE COZ NTY.

Miss Maud Bailey returned home Thurs
day evening from two weeks stay at
Wnooski
MIR. and Mrs. John F'innegnn will COM
mee1ce housekeeping IN the "Alhamhra' at
an early date.
Mrs G. s. Page and daughter Alice arc
in BOSTON for two weeks stay. EN-Gcv.
Page accompanied them on their trip.
Mrs G. \. Knight returned Tuesday
from Il visit to Stanstead, z. Q.
The Catholic manse is undergoing gem
cral repairs
Newton Camp will take a vacation from
official duties in Pages office for a couple
of weeks spending the same in Richtor1
with his sister.
The following teachers have been en-
ploycd to teach the summer term in the
various schools of tho town Centrcvilie.
Mabel Rooney Greenfield. Winnie Roo
ney; Center. Maud Bailey; Doty, Ellen
Fife Gray The schools commence Mon
day May list. May jackson will teach in
Lowell. and I.ilah Waite at Eden Mills.
whist party was given Wednos1 4 y
evening at the home S. b. Waite in honor
of Harold Waitc's nineteenth BIRTHDAY.
Ten couples were present and report an
enjoyable time Harold received a beau
tiful gold watch from his parents.
Miss Flora Slayton returned Wcdnesd Y
from PlaiNtield. whore she has been at
tending her sster, who il sick.
Fred Noble has moved is'to Aunt" llar-
riet buttons residence, where he will make
a home for her the remainder OF her days,
ne having received the deed of her place
The Lamoillc Central academy base bah
team played the first game of the season
with North Hyde Park Saturday, The
Hyde Park boys won by three points, the
score being Il to 20 Foss, Newton and
ross were the battery for North Hyde
Park ilohrook, Cheney and jackson for
| lily de Park. The game was quite d lively
ono considering the condition Of the
grounds. The return game Will be played
on home grounds the 18th. \ game has
been arranged with johnson for next Sat
urday.-A number Of couples from this
place attended the Dewey promenade
Monday night at stowe The Hyde Park
orchestra furnished the music.-A prom
cnadc will be given in town hall Friday
evening by the Lamoille Central Academy
Athletic association.-The first stones OF
the wall for the new church were laiC
Monday Bert Bachum is chief architoc
and S b. Waite is general superintendent
=
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ENOSBTRGH.

II. II. Eldred, who has for many years
been the efficient leader of the choir in
Memorial church, is moving to Enosburgh
Falls and will give his entire time to SELL
ing musical instrumental has for sew
eral years be en- school director in the town
district. Richard Smith will take his place
as school director-The school Supcrln-
tendent, directors and teachers held a
meeting at the Centre April 9th to discuss
general matters Of interest TO the schools.