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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-27
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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c.: James L. Adams. maishal Henry V.
Lamb. organist; Edwin w Moshcr, tyler.
The firm of Holden Leonard & Co. man.
uracturcrs Of WOODEN goods, have purchas-
Cd the OncCu WOODEN mill at New Bedford
and will run 1t chiefly in making dress
goods The mill was built in 1883 is 1j2Xiop
feet onc story high. Connected with It
ar" all the necessary outhuldHgs The
Mil employs 200 hands.
Ropicviu suits to the amount Of about
$4,000 nave been brought by out of town
parties to recover machinery that was
shipped to William Campbell before his
death, which was designed for his new
yarn mill. Considerable of it has already
been returned as it had not been put IN
position. There will he no litigation over
it.
Miss Lillian Valentine will spend the
summer at Nassau. ian the Bcrmudas.
POWNAL
At the annual communication Of Pow
nal Lodge 80. lO3 f. and 4. NJ. ,hos' Of
fcoc's were elected for the ensuing year:
C. j. Ladd w. NJ; r. v McComhel, ;.
W; a. j. Merchant, j. W: Thomas II.
HAN. treasurer, John s. Niles secretary
S. l.. smith. :. D.; NJ. II. Ashley. j. D.;
Thomas Armstrong. ;. $. Morris ToWS-
lee. j. s. Thomas q. Brownell. Chaplin;
s J. Dean. marshal. George Brown. tyler.
puring the past year one candidate has
been initiated. one passed. ana three Cais-
ed.Thc pr'Scat membership Is i2-T.
lloxic Hail, who has been in poor health
Tor some time. is much improved Ar
Yargcmcnts are already being made fec
the Observance of Mem 1rial uaN. Sanford
Post Of North Adams will send i detail
to assist IN the services.
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FRAN TN 60 UNITY.
Ct Ms.

Clarence r. WRIGHT, aged p years, died
Fridty at ruoon at house Of his
father pA Upper Weldon street Mr..
Wright has been i'll with consumption for
tn, past four months but for the past few
weeks has teen somewhat better and had
hopes of his ultimate recovery. Since his
leaving school he has been employed by
the Central Vermont railroad, holding II
- spOnshle position in the office Of the
general purchasing agent. At one time he
was a member of co. Il and had many
friends among his comrades as well as the
community at large. He leaves beside his
wife, a mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wright. two sisters and a brother
all of this city,
Hon /. y. Keith who is well known in
this city, died at his home in Sycamore
Mass, last Friday. Mr.. Keith leaves be-
side his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Harry
simpson of Brookline and a son, Eben
Keith OF Sycamore.
The officers visited the following places
Tuesday ana found liquor at all of them
Park View House. Exchange Hotel, ST
Adams House, Grand Central Hotel
American House, Park Cafe and a
Spears saloon All the proprietors eXcep,
one appeared before Judge Finn and al
pleaded not guilty and We're fined, which
with costs amounted to about $50 in cacl
case, Appeals were taken and bail fur
nished. The liquor was destroyed.
. The following members of the junior
class of the high school are to take part il
the exhibition which is to be given at city
hall next month: Miss Estclla Champion
Miss Edith olmstead, Miss Clara Wood
Miss Ethel Story, Miss l'loy Sturdevlnt
Miss Lillian Bean, Miss Annie Mcdonald
Frank Delisle and VIM. Mcdonald
/ T.. T.. Eldred has returned from the ives
where he has been for some time past
Mr., and Mrs David Hunter who wor
married a Christs church Fairfax yes
terday afternoon at o'clock were in tn
city last night on their way to Montreal
where they will spend several days.
Miss Emma Brean leaves to-day 10
Burlington. whore she will clerk for
short time in +. r. Clarksons store
The Knights of Pythias are moving int
tho old odd Fellows hall over Donovan
Dorfmans cigar store.
Merrill p. Fish, who has been in Platts
burgh for several weeks has returned I
this city ana will leave soon for Ne'
York city. where he has position.
b. f. Rusg and Mrs, Eleanor Walhe
have returned from Jacksonville fls
where they have been spending the VIII
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PoCketbooks for For one day
Ladies only at just
three-fourths
value-25 per cent discount on
every purse or card case sold to-
day--for one day only SIS purse
for $3.75 or 81 purse for 75c.
Millinery The handsomeSt crea-
tons shown are found
in Our Millinery Par
lors-Paris patterns side by side
with chic beauties from the deft fin
gers of our own workers. Our
managers taste and ability is I'M
questioned-and the values she pro-
vidcs for her patrons this season are
unequalled-surprise is depicted on
the faces of many ladies when they
find how cheap real gem Of a Hat
costs-$2, So, SIS and higher.
Gloves and Both these are in
Hosiery dispen' abe arti-
cles to a lac lie ; ward
robe. TO have the best it is neces-
sary to know where to find them.
We simply say this, see Our lines be-
fore buying. We are quite willing
to trust the result in your keeping
"Trefousse" Gloves-all prices anc
styles-and most bewitching array
of Hosiery awaits your seeing-anc
the prices are right.
One price and cash.-Lookers a
welcome as purchasers.
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GARND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

John Iiawrican and Miss Anna Tudhope
were married April 18th at Rev. Mr..
Burkes in Isle La Motte,-Charlcs 20
quottc, who has had "a run of typhoid
foyer is improving. HOLLAND Fccfro is
slowly improving. His daughter is about
the sdmr,-Telcphoncs have been put in at
H. l.. bodls' and Judge llaync, Nj s.
Phoebe llazon las returned from her $50
tcr's Mrs. Mclrdo's- Miss Matte lIa4on
ana Miss Mary ,llbbard visited friends on
Grand Isle the past Weck-A good ma v
of the young people attended thu social
dance DIT Bessie Hurlburts "Wednesday
night
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years ago.-lIiram Leach has bought Of
~ l., Boyden of Randolph fine register
cd jersey bull oalf-John Leach and Frank
Start OF Brigham acaGomy spent satur-
day and sunday at II. l.. Leach s-Mcat
of the farmers have thc:r sugar bUcaets
gathered and washed. Not onc-half a
crop has been made this season, but iudi-
cations point to a full crop OF forest
"olms-Hoad Commissioner Leach ~
poets to start the road work next wc k
The roads have been very bad this spr.ng
and it will require a good deal # work to
put them in good shape agaln.-Miss VIVA
Davis Of East EnoSburgh died at / O'clock
Monday mornil &.
BAk ERSFIELD.
The remains of Carl NJ. Barnes son
were brought here from EnosburSh on
Monday and buried in the cemotcry.-
judge Start was home with his family
over Sunday, and went to MONTPELIER Mon
day morning % meet the other Judges -
1 Blanche stewart went TO Franklin to COM
mencc her school April 2ith.-Harry Hall
arrived home from california on Satur-
day. He has been absent var and a
half and feels pleased To he at home once
moro. His health is somewhat better than
when he vent away.-buther " God has
| leased tn" grst mill of -, NJ. Dickinson
and is now rUr ming the same Hon. s. O.
Tillotson does not improve as fast as his
ncighbors and friends would wish for
! Sugaring is a thing Of the past. ard the
! farmers have gathered their buckets and
| cali it poor year About one-third the
average crop has been realized.
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ALEURG CENTRE

Harry Rockwell is i'll with "A bilious at
tack.-Mr. and Mrs Emanuel Therren are
the happy parents of a II pound boy
Mrs Eli La Roe, who has been i'll for sew
cral days, is not as well-Mrs, Edgar
Haynes has moved into Mrs Lewis Paro' s
tenement ousc.-Mss Clara Bowen and
Miss Alice Stanton of Saranac Lake Wis
tied their uncle Il, 5. Haynes, last week,
Miss stanton. who is missionary to
China and has spent the last five years
there. expects to return in the fall after Il
years Vacaton.-Mrs. DR.. Goodfellow is
slowly improvine-M. h. Rockwell moved
into Mrs, a. NJ Brayton's house last week.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

utxoocLr
T'lric Mcrcurc was brought before Jus
tice Graves Saturday ON the charge c.
n>saulting Lewis Carron. Mr.. Carron was
uhlo to appear against Mcrcure notWiih-
standing his alleged severe druhhinG at
thu others bands Attorney II. y. poaN-
TT prosecuted and Mcrcurc was r'prrS'h mt
u 10y Horny Conlin Several N.tnosS,s
were called fer the state and tn. follow
Ig jury were selected: Peter D'SautciS,
l. t. Linscamicr. orlando +. Atwood
stanlcv rlatt ami Edward Sh' han. IN
rd.ct WAS not guilty. A. pr Ni"uslN re-
ported in this correspondence Mr. Carion
ms brought suit against M"rcurc i'm tho
sum Of $1,000 damages for ALLEGED personal
damage. Mercure has secured the ncc's s.
FRY hail and is at liberty. 1T is not
known exactly what effect the verdict Of
elturday's 'tria! will have upon the con-
Auuaticn o. tho suit mentioned.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Ei>soncttc have re-
urrcd to Wiuoosli after spending IN"
winter at schuyler Falls. y. Y.
w +, BigWuod. Canadian manager for
Emery Il Holland Lumber company. with
hoadquartcrS at Wahnapctic, Ontario is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. Big
wood. His wife and family have lie II
hcrc for some time.
The Wiruoski Steam Fire Engine
romuary 80. ! have elected the following
officers for tho year: Foreman, Iior1o"
L. Thomas. assistants, c. II. =, Nch3,
Martin Hullo@ln. clerk and trcd#ua rr,
Horac" In"mhS' r. au"IIoi; i-u'"c ~
n,,,s 1ohn e, f,lint sidney Sry,lcr; fire
m.r D,vid Provost: assistant fircmcn.
G.orpc IIurlbc-t: steward. John 6. Flint.
Thn advertised letters at tn, uostuficc
ero as follows; bona Beivcau. Lima
came Ma Harriet Collins. Excelsior col
,tiro c,.stnr, Gcoroo Minor Walli,e T.
Nctynn1ir AIR. Emily Pairuuto. Ahr;,-
Ln,,, S"o,r Air. rdith Sesbpe. Alouzu St.
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Thc Richardson
Ihc Rirlhacdsnit.
a'hc Richardson
Look Before Buying.

We insist upon people buying their goods of ubu do d
looking lines before purchasing elsewhere will you
This sells price and sell
cash. This enables give better values We invite lockers
and make them welcome knowing right we'll that inspection
will only but fends-Buy where you
hoosbu hour spent seeing goods will be time we'll invested
Customers from out town easily their by coming here
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Dimities At Special
Prices

We offer you to-day ten pieces Of
handsome Dimities at only lOc per
yard-regular l5c per yard goods
not enough to last long so please
come early.
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A. r. Gates has started his mill.-li"niy
c1ntcll has gone to Worcester, MaSS.
'.I az" Mo.'''h,i,,,s Nr \, ',
hooells mill in Wostheld was burned to
tho ground on the morning Of April 10
There was no insurance. An alarm ol
fire also sounded from Hui@ntns' r1il tn"
same dav. but no serious damage wa
donc-A musical convention Is to he held
in stiles hall next week. beginning Voc
ncSdaN evening, May 2rd. ana closing On
Friday evening with "A concert. l.. H.
I}cssey of EnoShurg will re muSc9l con-
ductor.-Miss Lillian Farnsworth has ne
to Johnson Miss Alma poZotell' re- m
cd to EnosburG Falls on Monday.
r,cr, t,,tp1ur,rD
| N" avn
! The village school opened Monday with
the Same force Of teachers. Mr.. W. start,
Miss Emma H. Narcotic and Miss Lillian
c. Soule.-Thc band sercnaded Mr.. r. $.
Read at his home Monday cvsnnC.--The
Ladies Ali society meets Friday .f,cr-
noon with Mrs. Rowiish Hui. cream
crv openeG for the season Monday morn
ing MIR c. A Oliver and friend. NJ :
Marvin Of sheldon. were in iowa TIC e.
| day. the guests of Mrs. W. T.. C'rcft ard
| Mis-. Eva Gates-Tho band are TO give A
dance Monday evening. Nav LIST
"
blN''ii->MN iLi'f''
! f. a. Hunt has begun work Tor +. l..
LIetrhor PaonIn have finished surarinr
win nh,ut hnIf cron-Homar chase
is no br,rer-N Mrs Charles Wood is quito
eicIt -Eu Rurrhn,, from Canbridrrc Wis
iteI ar r A Iiunt,s rerantlv-Ildn Rurr
has roturrnd from Nowrort where sho hps
hnnn ali yintn, -Cb,r',s nelIows il nro-
n,,i,c 70 p,ryn -, HE EARN in ,,amhridp.
,hom, Na,.I
MONTGOMERY.
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,i,,1 NJ. pI,or Lra,i'r Wrs cao,oe l.,
Do,,I vo,,, ia Nawnort on Friday to a.
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ALBANY.
LAMOILLE C0U NTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

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"'Tho Matte" travellers are enabled TO
cross to and from the Boro and Brooklyn
at all hours of the da.' ana cvcning.-fh"
funeral Of Mrs. W -. Macoy was held
IRON her late home Thursday afternoon,
Rev +. Wheeloch, her life long pastor,
officiating. Among those from out of town
We're Mr.. and Mrs Horace Woods Of ri
cho. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Woods Of Nor
risville and MIR ana Mrs y. V. Smile
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warren MrGregor mas returned from New
York Statc.-At tho business meeting Of
inc bpworth League IHat week Ihe Noe'e-
tary reported 'IU''ZN as inc amount TaiS'u
during INNS conference year IT. mas D'ch
u''ldod 10 hold inc cnuIcn lar carry III
inc summer ana inc nearly c'-opcrauoh
u, an VINO arc ih'Tr'Sl'u "' 'nc Mo'i "u'9'
Ions Youngest daughters Of MIR and Mr..
Isaiah IHngiois are seriously III WIN con-
SUMPTION Or Dodds "I RouS'S rom WIS
called as counsel ! huiSda ~ IN" an
nuaI moetlng OF ,oIuinpuS l"ut', 80. H.
+ ana ~ NJ, he'd at ltS rooms AprlI I'm .,
, I I"IloW'hE WerS PiGg l, o,,,F, Ior me
,'Suhs yonr -, =, 'o."l,' w W.. H.
ihidd' =. W. r. H. : WIGS j.. W w.
warren rockwell ,t'.s ut.r' - . HoId-
i'"V", cre'arE, F.. y; '1ou9''' ., -
~ H. fhoips' D. - w. H. br1N'o,' . -
geo - 'HHu' D. - w. ~ 01u'r' '"a II"'N'
H. % Mo'O n''ISl''' - - nam ''''''
Al'hO Nr 0fl''N"7'
Gco"Tc llnmpson, the young EhEli|L-
man whose lung dlincul'N naS c2lpeH "a
ms return 70 Ma"curS'c'' E"S'"nu' wa
star. inns week ny tue stc'm,hiI boin'h-
ION, from Monff al-baSt week li'h' ilo"-
ry Mott was seized ny severe I.lh'7' inc
result OF ran on inc zee III O'hH"d II
lo" Gays before no was J.. 'ltr d, IdS
crort-Miss'S hlt,lc anu M''H M"' III
navy GtuIH'u 10 'u' i'"- 10" ~ We"
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po'h oTcred the posI''Vh u 't,"'' W
,'r'oh III p"dStoch ar'u'"'E ~. ,"' ''''
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Dress Goods We offer to-day
Specials some exception
al values in Dress
Enthusiastically note the prices.
Crepe Decline Shown in black
and navy-44
inches wide and only soc per yard
"a value the like of which is not
often seen-very desirable for sum-
mer wear.
German Vigerieux Shown
in all the
Spring shades-43 inches wide and
to-day offered at 75c per yard-a
fabric worthy the attention of good
dressers.
navy Blue Direct from the
ClleviOt mill and offered a
third under price
"a inches wide and costs but soc.
English Home In gray and
Spuns tan, SO inches
wide and sold by
US at ST.. 90 per yard. These good:
are the acme of dress goods wear
ing.
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Tuesday the 18th inst.-W. II. Smith. from
Manchester, \. H., spent THURSDAY, thu
20th, in town.-Mrs. Il. T.. Nyo is inprov-
ing.-Mr. Bundy planted potatoes the l9-1.
Mr.. Marvin Smith and daughter, Mavs
from Mystic, Z. O., are visiting his sister
Mrs. O. q. Skeels.-E. e. Herrick return-
cd from Boston Friday.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs Hiram Darling and her daughter,
Miss NJ. j. Darling. returned home Mon-
day the 9th inst. from Malone, y. y,
whore they spent the winter with Mrs,
Howard. Mrs Darling spent the seth an
MY crsary of her birthday the Ord inst,
mt her daughters, Mrs .. l.. Hines, at
ST. Albans.-Mrs. A. f. Brasce, who has
been at her fathers for the past three
weeks started for Boston Tuesday the 18th
inst.-The village school commenced this
week Monday with George Bowen for
teacher.-ItcV Edwin Prouty of Franklin
preached in the NJ T.. church in this viii
lage last SUNDAY in the absence of Rev.
| ". =. Stanley, who WAS attending tho
NJ. T.. Conference at Newpnrt--Carl Buile-
son. who has been in Moatrcal. +. c., re-
tuned home last week.
FAIRFAX.
Miss Edith Mctcaf of Mooers, y. y,
Is spending "A few days with Mrs, James
Puggcs. -purdy cox of Mooecs, y. y, is
sraylns for a few weeks with his uncle,
James EuSgles.-Jenn Ballard goes tn
Boston April rs, where she has position
In the Christian EndCavor building
Frank Wood shipped 81 calves TO New
York last wcck.-John Dolan has com
menccd operating his saw mill.--Carr.e
wilkins is staying with hoT grandmother,
Mrs. Wilkins-Arthur Southland of Boston
Is homo on a visit-H. 5. punton of High
Eats has come to run scpdrttpr No. ~ in
place of 3, NJ Ballard.-Guy Howard has
commenced his work of painting in 81
Albans Albert Butler has taken the job
of painting the new iron bridge.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Bishop Hall Will administer the rite OF
confirmation IN Calvary church next sun
day eveuing.-Mrs NJ, 7, Perley was al
! her brothers, NJ II. stones this week --
Miss Mary Rugg of St, Adams ana Mrs
Bess Hutchinson of Enosburgh Fails
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Danie
/ Morcn last wcek.-D. c. Stone of Swantor
has been spending several days at his
brothers, Nj. II. stones, who Is very sori
ous,y il.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Spear ar,
rejoicing over the birth of IA son, born MAY
23rd.
ENOSBURG.
Lovlna Davis died at O'Clock a. M, tn,
oath inst, after a severe illness of thre,
months She leaves an aged father and
| brother, for whom she has kept hous
many years. to mourn her death.-Th
next meeting of the Y. r. 5. c. e., will b
I'm Memorial church the evening of Apri
7th.-H. H. Besscy will conduct a musiCa
convention at Montgomery Centre, begsl
ming Wednesday evening, May 3rd., an
closing with concert Friday evening
May 5th-Schools in the town district be
gan April Hth.-ByroH Woodward is gain
ing in health.
b RvrpD WoOluarl. who has been sic
nearly all winter. is some hetter,-lt is re
ported that John Cassidy is to leave tn
Perkins farm this fall and will move ol
! Ihn SaNlns FINN Mhlnh he hnughl Nv
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Ladies' Ready to-wear
Suits

Patrons tells us "there's an in
describable something about your
Suits that makes them seem better
than others shown us at like price. ="
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ORLEANS COUNT /.
CRAFTSEURY.

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IN COM. WI ,.sn.o..uv i'm mn, r,4l-.
while shovalins to open a road, that haj
been closed on account of III" drifts dur
ing the winter last Saturday. 81 tan man
affirmed iha hrthrrW snow two itet hl-h-
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We can easily tell you the difference
its in the choosing-our buyer
never hesitates to demand the best
of everything for every Suit she buys
the outside materials receive no
closer scrutiny than the linings-the
bindings and the tastenings all have
the same attention. Harder work is
done-every Suit is special order
garment-and the styles are as right
as the best Paris models-hei aim is
to have best goods-best styles
and the greatest values offered. -
Our large sales show that her efforts
are appreciated-priced at $1,000,
$12, so, $14.5 so, $1,000 and up
wards.
FOR summer We have the
DRESSES handsomest dis
play of thin Dress
Materials ever opened in this state.
The designs and colorings are very
pretty-and you have great variety
to choose from. They are not ex-
pensive and yet the handsomest
gowns worn this season will be made
from these materials.
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ter James c. Wakos will return on Eli
day.
Mrs, Bertha Stilphon of Swanton is Wis
iting Mrs. l. :. BoStWick.
MONTGOMERY CENTER.
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IIINESBURGH.


Thomas S. Reed, "A veteran of the civil
war, died at his residence Sunday noon.
The funeral was held at the Methodist
church Tuesday at o'clock. The q. A. II.
attended the funeral in "A bOdy.-Thc roads
have not been as bad for years as they
are this spriIg.-Orrn and Arden
Lawrence will carry on the Leonard farm
this year
"See Prindes Adv. in this number"
RICHMOND.
DIR. C. w. Jacobs of Montpelier has
bought the village lot and house of Or.
Whitaker on Main street-Sugar-m makers
nave gathered their buckets. Not more
than half the usual amount has been
made.-John O'Erien has gone to Boston
20 visit mis- brother, and will be absent
several weeks-The catalogues of the Bar
Der library are now ready for the use OF
its patrons.-The Ladies' Aid society will
meet at the vcstry OF the Congregational
church next Friday Mrs. w. D. Hall Will
entertain. Edward Lunt the new miller
at the condenser, will move into the An
drew Hcnly hot sc.--Mr and Mrs a r.
stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stevens and
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BINGH.AMNILLE.

f. A. Hunt has begun work for +. l..
Smith. He will run the separator at West
Fletcher.-People have finished sugaring
with about half crop.-Homer Chase
is no hctter-Mrs. Charles Wood is quite
sick.-t.ii Durham from Cambridge Wis
tied at f.. \. Hunts recently.-llda Rucg
has returned from Newport, where she has
hoen all wintcr.-Char.cs Bellows is pre-
pairing to move on his farm in Cambridge
Il bout MAY |.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church will meet this week
with Mrs. Peter FraZicr.-Mrs. George f..
deuel. went to Newport on Friday to At
tend conference Bishop \. G. A. Hall
will visit this parish on Monday, May =
Rev, and Mrs. Deuel. have returned from
conferencc.--C. b. Gates new barn is t.
be raised this weok.-Willam Cummings
has gone to Sutton.
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Mrs, John u, Wyman of Burlington,
came here Monday, April 24th, to see her
father, NJ. $. Lawrence, who is in Il cr!ti-
cal condition. Mr. Lawrence has been
sick several months with liver and stom-
ach trouble and has been gradually fan
ing from the first of his sickness. He had
a had spell Monday morning ana Mrs.
Wyman was sent fOr.-MiSs Cagrie Is
Green arrived home Thursday, April 20,
from New York, where she has been visit
ing several weeks.