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Ni9NH -
,thor o,ori.,rs and tbo mn is ucarlv u1l,d
~ 60 MIMI on, yo,, ,ro st,il,.s wore
.r,rrot,, tnovr IL, Tho mills but since tbcn
,Lo,, Inns haau - moro mr. loss rout.t,nt
.tri,o Lo,,.n,, mo nrn,,lov.rs and on-
,J,,.cs rbo -tri.n has injured the bl,si-
,,., ~ tho t,v.r a yrcaf doo1 and NOT
Lono6ttod mo strikers themselves 70 any
,,n,t nxt.nt
,rho stur,,ou febinr ouored Noodav
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~, i,,,nst ucirbino tGo lbs othnr small
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,rbr advsrtis.d Inttors AT the postofice
...a &c f,lioy.s. NIoue Ado1,ho Routhil-
cite, Miss Josephine Brown, Mrs. stephen
Si hJ,3I V ',,.r,,' WI '''''''
,rb ,r,,v worm, &c trouhlirp th, noorle
of mis- to,y, q rroot dcnl mis- vcar some
,,aon,o ,rc octtino alarmed nh,ut il fear
inc a verv small fruit wear.
~, D"vin, mo ncv streot commits sion
or bernn work Yesterday on the roads
~, NtcEanzie snont Yesterday i'm fnvn
yisi,ing friends
Mrs II. A. Slayton went TO her home
in NorrisviIlc Yesterday after spendiur a
week with her parents
The non-union weavcrs will give So
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o,"iool, Srn,1ov aft,rrnon in i2u,l,np-
ton.
A daughter was born to MI. and Mrs.
Dwight G. Slater Monday afternoon.
The Memorial day exercises will be held
here this yelr Rev. Fdw Halves, i.
j. of burlington will deliver the address
!n the afternoon at o'clccE. The school
exercises will be held Friday afternoon
the 2Gth
The funeral of MIR \. c. Hall was held
nj his latt homo on Main street TUESDAY
afternoon Roy \. l.. ErriGh' utiicl"trd,
assisted by Rev. J. :. Goodal. ID. ~ y
uuartette consisting Of MIR. :. i. SaWN r..
Mr. r. II Stanley Mrs. +. p. saver aud
Mrs. f. ". Stanley sang. TIL burial WAS
at this place. Several rom .}ur,A "tn
stteudcG. THu services wDrc in charge of
Mir NJ. T.. Hicks of i'HrfaX.
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possession of the place vacated by him
Andrew Green is seriously i'll with brain
fevcr.-Sidney Skinner has rented Mr..
Naramores new house and will move in
AT once.-The first game of base ball of
the season was played here on Saturday
between the Brigham academy club and a
team from Swanton. 1t was won by the
Swanton boys by "A score of 10 to "a. w
Potter is improving his buildings with a
coat of paint.-D. o. Wilcox has offered his
land buildings for sale, as he intends &C.
ing into other business. T.. ONeIl is
managing tho separator company for the
Franklin county creamery this son. -
Charles Watson is building an addition TO
his house
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Stephen McCarty has given his son John
a deed of all his property for the main
tenanCe of himself and wife, John moved
them to his home last Thursday.
Susan T.. Ludd of Richford is ViSi ding Mrs.
Susan Leavens for a few days.-Miss Bes-
sic Gross is visiting her sister Mrs. Sin
clair, la this village.-Therc are to he cx-
ercses at the church next Sunday evening
under the auspices of the Epworth league
to commemorate the 10th anniversary of
the organization.
GEORGIA.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sclgel had Il 10
pound son born to them last week.-Alvah
Bevens and wife are congratulated on the
| birth Of a nine-pound son last Friday
Mrs. l.. Nj. Niles is home from her grand
sons, Leon Whites.
FAIRFAX.
A very pleasant gathering was held tc
| celebrate the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Leach Of North
Fairfax on Tuesday, May g. when the rela
| tives and friends to the number of about
| lao gathered at their home. The brothers
! and sisters, SONS and daughters, grand
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with the relatives to the number of 40 met
with them i'm the forenoon and enjoyed
bountiful dinner In tn" AFTERNOON the IN
vited guests began to assemble and soon
the spacious rooms were filled with merry
faces. Tho hours were pleasantly spent in
social visiting and singing old time songs
A poem was read by Miss Ethel Leach a
granddaughter. and recitation Wds
given by Miss Clara Leach another grand
daughter Rev iIenry Croker mtlr dp-
propriate remarks and offered prayer SIX
of the company present were over W
years old Ref, shments were served con-
sisting of sandwiches. cake and coffee. A.
about o'clock the company began to dis
appear. all wishing MIR. and Mrs Leach
many more years of happy life. Kew.
Charles Stafford and wife from Hinesburgh
are visiting his parents, MIR and MIS-.
George Safford.-Mss Lottic Wilcox az
Burlington Is spending few days with
friends. The social for the benefit Of the
Village Improvement society at George
Planks was well attended. 1t was sue
cess both socially and financially. about
SIS being cleared Miss Annie Rowland
has gone to Essex to visit Ray Lows
family Myron Leach and family II ON
Essex came up to attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of his parents MIR and
Mrs. Cyrus LeaCh.--Foster FELTON, is
! spending his vacation with his family
Rev, Mr. Ford commenced his lahors with
| the Methodist church Sunday, May /
Guy Butler has commenced the foundation
| for new house.
1NGHAMNILLE.
s. y. Gibbs had all tho logs sawed out
of the mill by May Mrs Herbert Swan
fen from wagon aud WAS hurt quite bad
1N-iIomer Chasc's funeral vas acid from
~ G. Ina 81
attendance. Mr.. Hicks having charge and
Rev. II. Fuller officiating H. story aud
family from Csml sidgr we're in town this
weck.-C. Bellows moves to his farm ~
Cambridge this week. MIR. and Mrs. u.
Hooper have returned from Canada where
they have been visiting for some time.
ENOsBURGH
Rev. j. W. II. Baker will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday, the l4th. Ia eX-
! change with Rev. II. 5. McHalc.-At the
annual meeting of the Ladies' soci ~
last Saturday afternoon they reported
i raising for different charitable objects 50
duriOg the year.-Mrs. Sarah Cray is visit
ing friends in Watorville. Grace Wiley
of ST. Adams is at r. Ccnterbar's for a
few days.-Clarence Whitcomb has bought
the A. P. croft farm south Of Jackson
willie as an investment.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Austin NewCity May 7th.-Mr. J. a. FILM
returned from his Western trip TUESDAY
MIR. ARENAS Buskey and family. dC
Icomuanied hy his mother. have gone t.
Bristol. Conn. where Mr.. Buskey expect!
10 find emDlovncnt-Teo Barres who wal
injured severely on Monday by 5eirt
thrown from buggy. died Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock. He was the only spn 0
MIR and Mrs. Darius barnes of Lowell
formerly of this town The funeral wa
held Wednesday afternoon at Mr.. Home
Marcy's. MIR Barnes was % years of age
| Miss BELLE Davis was home from tnos
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1.-The Geisha."

The Shirt Waist of To-day-oth-
ers may have been-these are
Our lines are certainly the handsom-
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Ida Austin of this place and A. :.
Malancon OF st. Adams We're married by
the Rev. G. j. Peterson at the reSldonr" of
NJ CoMrin last Wednesday evening
Thursday being Ascension day there viii
he at Calvary church "A celebration Of the
holy communion at 40 O'Clock "A, N, and
evening service at 1870 =. m.-MisS Hattie
Rouse has been visiting friends i'm st, Al
bans.-Ira NinCect, from Waterbury, is
spending this week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Nincent.-rhe annual
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary society
was held at the residence of Mrs. f.. y.
Smith last Wednesday Afternoon. Nrs
j. e. Smith was elected president, Mrs
T. II. BluOt. n-presdent. Miss f.. "
Royce. secretary and treasurer, with Miss
Grace Wadleigh as assistant; Mrs. .. =
Perley, Mrs. d. Leahy and Mrs. u. Morei
as directors.
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sured in the Vermont Mutual for $1,000 -
Rev. j. Simons was not able to hold SER
vice in his church last Sunday ON account
of illness. Mr. Ireland of Abercorn TILED
his place at St, AIMS church.-Th9 re-
mains of Elmer Goodspeed, who was Kill
ed in "A machine shop in Nashua. \. IT Z,
May 3rd, were brought here for burial
The funeral was held from the home Of his
father George Goodspced.- Matthew
Wright has bought the wheclwrigh. and
blacksmith shop of Philip Meanwhile on
Troy street.-At the special town meeting
held Saturday 1t was voted not to Dul.d a
new school house this year. The school
directors were instructed to procure such
rooms as might be needed for school pur-
poses temporarily.-Th Franklin County
Medical society will hold their annual
meeting at Sheldon Junction THU sday,
May IA. j. Willis has removed from
East Richford back to his farm in West
Jay.-Dunnett, the singing evangelist is
advertised to hold special union services
in the Methodist church here, beginning
Tuesday and continuing through this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Beach and
child of st. Alba1s are stopping few days
in town with Mrs. Beach's parents.-A,
T.. Gross one of the iremen, got hurt last
Saturday by the hose cart running over
his foot He is getting aroung on crutches
for "A while.-The condition of J. f. Kelley
of the American house does not seem to
improve as was hoped IA few days ago.
HIGHGArE..
Miss Sarah Judkins is visiting
at Alburg.-Mrs Rood from Swan
ton is staying at G. r. Lyons --rht
Ladies' Aid has put new chimney in the
parsonage. Keenan, is puttins up a
new barn for b. F. Nye John Chapel
is doing the stone work-Mrs. Hiram
Skees has been visiting In the village
Mrs. II. A. Burt from Swanton was II
town Monday.-Mrs. Ellis. who has beer
suffering for a long time died the 10th a
; o'clock a. m.
A L D g
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Dress Goods Splendid bar
gains in every
wanted sort-Dress Wear tempts
you in every corner of our Dress
Goods Store-and the fabrics are
the kinds you will prize. Mote as
you enter the handsome Crepons,
the rich Silks, the Grenadines, the
iron frame Etamines-and the splen-
did array of Colored Dress Stuffs-
among the popular weaves will be
found the Homespun and Wool
Crashes-the latter is dress value
seldom equalled, Sc inches vide
and only ooc per yard.
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LAMOILLE COZ NTY.
SIOW E.

Mr.. Thomas smith mas Decn appointed
superint endent of the Nj. Mansfield cleo
trc road and will put the equipment in
lrst class shape making many improve
ments. 1t IL now expected the road Will
do a much larger business than ever be-
fore. MIR Smith is thorough electrician.
has had practical experience in MANAGING
roads. having been superintendent or the
Montpelier ana Barre electric road. stowe
people already have very Favorable I'M
preston of Mr.. Smith as he was employed
on the construction of the Mt. Mansfield
road and is recognized everywhere as a
courteous ana obliging gentleman. with
the prosperous outlook for tho road there
are also evidences Of increased summer
trade. Stowe Is coming into the front
rank as a prosperous Vermont town.
Superintendent Mansfield accompanied
by L. p LoVoioy. visited Mt. Mansfield
THURSDAY. They found from to 10 feet
Of snow in the roads in many places above
the hallway house. They found the house
on the Summit in fine shape Mr.. Mans
field says the scenery is much Better than
on Mt Washington.
s W mansfield resigns as supcrintend-
ent Of the electric road and will leave soon
for his home in Massachusetts
l.. Il. q lie has purchaSel 100 nigh grade
cows for parties i'm Now Hampshire and
Massachusetts, paying fancy prices Tor
them.
i'"!t'Io'u ~ !i.I. ,,, '
auul'ioh u 'llt ou'',i,'' - ,,'.o,.,, j., for
ne ease "t"'nS' 1Io,I..,, oeico
,ar',h! Wa n.a'u az a., b.. 'o,,i f- ~.
WeoheSuaE' MI, N'oIuI "ir to +hn de-
S'ate' no"ciS an ilu',"
renee ne Nelu'ot va ".''"I ,1.+,or
"A" a. Yer lev "ol"' VI ,il' ,',,o.i1 4
ny ~ hrI."oI i'oso t,. ,,'as 1ioled
Unanimously ca" inv N''''''
III lorH' val. .,,. r.oa,-
= ~ INC S.rS ~ 80, e''
ON CUISINES MIS-. nv wa ~" ~ w..
nim'-hrnIH pruEE - no'hV, W. ", a.iu -"i
hadd OF haFre VlS!t'l at :. ", W.
4 an" q ui,c' wv ~ - 80. t..
wore broreht here from Lebanon. ~ n ,
ana inferred IN RIVER BANK Ce,,''-, w. W.,
ltlVitt was SISTER OF - -, MuopH
NttIo daughter oi MI ana MIS' r."'H"
{. Wells died last FRIDAY ulloi"I SCI i
ceS were heId on SuhuaF'-f' - "'lu = T..
Hunt are moving to me tenement oN'.
the drug store TheN VIII occupy tnt r.
part as harness shop-kfN. I. T. fmerS
of Bangor Theological seminary mas at'
copied a call to become pastor OF inc
Congressional church and VIII con""hc'
W. l'''i'' "'''S 80
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Trimmed Hats and
BOnnctS

Miss Conroy presents some very
new and beautiful creations for your
seeing this morning-priced at So,
81 and SIS each. Please see them.
The saving on a handsome Hat
is much at this store this season.
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IiIGHGArE,
BAKERSFIELD.

Hon. s. o. Tillotson is slowly regaining
his health.--On account of i'll health Mrs
Morri, was unable to be in school last
week.-Mr. r. L. Barney has vacated the
Hitchcock house and rented tenement
of MIR. Perley, and Mr.. Randall takes
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est we have ever seen-and we have
handled many different makes and
brands. ALI we ask is for you to
compare ours with any on the mar
ket to-day-priced from CSC to
S2.o8.
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We sell strictly for cash. One
price and cash. LOCKERS as well
come as purchasers.
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Special Sale of Summer Dress Goods.

We to-day 400 yards of handsome Lawns-Dimies anc
Madras Cloths only M yardnone of these handsome
sold earlier under l5c adnd them cost l9e
as high as Csc per yard
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WESTFrELD.

owing to the towns making no apnro-
Iriation for Memorial day tie post viii
hold no public service that day but sur
day the 2>th, Rev. Nh Eldudse Of Low
eli will deliver 4 Memorial day address in
the Congregational church.-TEonas Kirk
and wife of Providence, r. l.. ara visiting
friends in town Miss Lena Gilpin began
school on the North hill Nondav.-The
Christian F.ndeavor society went to rr0y
last sunday evening to attend i meeting
undoe the charge of Rev. G. O. Gll Of
WcSi more Mr.. GIL was formerly captain
of Illc's famous foot bah team. 1t was
owing to his efforts that a church Wa
organized in Westmore a few years ago.
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FRAN KILN.

A. ]. Reed Of Manchester y. w., Is IN
town for a few days assisting Mrs. Barr
TO pack and dispose of her goOds.-Ell.s
Hull returned to Springfield, Mas" Tri-
day-C II. Ladd was called to East Cor
nth Saturday to attend the funeral of his
aunt.-Another son arrived a Frank
Ploof's "A few days since-Will Tatro has
bought "A house known as the bee Hive"
OF l.. II. Felton.-Road Commits Toner
TruaX started the road machine Monday
morning-A n. Gates and family OF Rich
ford were in town Sunday to see his father
who Is gradually failing.
MONTGOMERY.
Mrs. O. y. Kclton and Mrs. j T.. Keith
returned from St. Adams on FridaV.-A,1-
thony Taglc has opened a jeweler shop in
the building formerly used as a barber
shop.-Mr and Mrs. II. W. Coburn cave
on Thursday of this week for Spr!nEdeld
and Reading, Vt, for "A few weeks visit
At the election of officers of St Barthol-
news parish Mrs f. f. RaWsO1 was
elected president of the l.. A. 8; Mrs.
George Smith vice-president and Mrs. {.
s. Parker, secretary and treasurer Re
pairs are soon to be commenced on the
entrance OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, An Old Folks concert is to ne
held in Village Hall on Friday, MAY 49, for
the benefit of the Free library. Frozen
are invited to attepd.--H. A. Pond has
bought SilaS Fletcher's farm, paying
Sll0o-J Wager is moving back to town.
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Tho 8icllacdson.
Thc Richardson
Stylish SDrilg Suits for Women.

Thirty-three of these handsome Suits 60 on
sale to-day at only $3.50 EACH Many of these
Suits have sold for SIC SO and some at even a
higher prce.-They are shown in all sizes and in
blacks and colors.-Our patrons will readily rec
|ognze this opportunity-you will find every arti-
Gle as advertised-and these Suits will be found
Ia bargain.
Suits at $500 Only of these and should be picked
early.-They remarkable Suit values.
IF you need going need Suit early
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son, wis, is visiting friends il. town
George i}aYsptt has moved into one Of
Frank IHraway's tcncmcnts.- Miss Hattie
Patterson of Fletcher visited in town over
SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Glen wilkins Of
Hyde Park visited her sister Mrs. CdHrlca
Bragg over sunday Mrs. A. l.. Laraw1y
visited in St AJbans last wc'k.- Mrs Mary
Shepard of St Albans visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson last
weck.-CioorGc Maurice, accompanied by
Mr. Woodruff, classmatc was at home
last wook-Mr. and Mrs VIII Chase Of
East Fletcher visited Mrs. Chase's .Uryr
Ami Leach, over Sundgy.-Jamcs stevens
is tuildng an addition to the axe shop 10
be used for the manufacturing of butter
boxes
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iANKSNILLE.

Rev. j. r. Hil of Lincoln will preach
here Sunday forenoon at 1890 o'clock -
Peter StrauN, the new stage driver. has
moved his family here from Ripton.-Nlls.
Mark Thompson of Dorset and Nh Jam $
Grace Of Leicester We're in town Saturde y
to attend tn" funeral Cf their father, John
GTace.-AldeH Elliott had the misfortune
while at work last week to drop his aCze
on his foot. cutting his toes severely Mrs
Alice Wright has been quite sick, but is
better.
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JERICHO.

Miss Laura Buxton of West Milton is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. l.. l..
Rood.-Nliss Alice SimOndS spent Sunday
and Monday in Brandon.-Miss Matte
Howe has returned from Fairfax and is
stopping with her father, Frank Howe.
Mrs. II. iiobort of Barre is spending a
few dnNS in town.
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RICHFORD.

Mrs. Mary Sears Bailey of st. Adams is
visiting relatives and friends here.--L. G..
Greene and II. w. Gibson went last Fri-
day to Bolton Springs. They returned sat-
urday with ten pounds of nice trout which
they caught from the brooks there.-Moy
10y went Monday to Malone, n. y, to be
gone this week.-Gilbert l.. Gon returned
home from Eaton, Pa, last week. His
daughter, Mrs, II. l.. Smith and two chill
dren came with her to spend the summer
here.-The Albion Guitar and Mandolin
club are to give concert in Ayers opera
Hall Thursday evening. The fire alarm
Saturday forenoon called out the hose
companies for a freight car ON fire In the
Central Vermont railroad yard.-Last
Thursday morning the house of Alex
Benoit, next to the Catholic church
caught fire from an overheated stove pipe
The fire was extinguished before mu9h
| damage was done, The property was m
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The Jericho Centre Dramatic club viii
present then play THE Dutch Recruit
lat Underhill Saturday evening, May 18th,
under the auspices of the knights of
Pythias" AT the annual business meet
ing of the Jericho Centre Cemetery as
ISOLATION the following officers were elect
cd for the ensuing year: President, T.. b.
Jordan; secretary, j. II, Varney; treasurer,
f.. r. Scott: sexton A, *. Morse; trustees
Jesse Gloyd, +. II. Pease, II. Il, Hall The
annual report showed the society to be
in good condition; financially; and great
improvement has been made in the
grounds the past two years. The cemetery
Is now well laid out, neat, well srassed
stones properly set, etc. Much credit is
duo the past trustees, Gordon Smith
Jesse Cloyd and f. II. PeaSe; and SeXtor
A. x. Morse for their efforts and the re-
suits thereof the past two years. --Miss
Mamie Day of the Mary Fletcher schoo
for nurses made a short call on friends
! in town the past Week.-F, c, Savole is
making extensive changes and repairs or
his blacksmith shop. He will raise it
turn it around and put on large ad
dition The work is being done by Con
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Carpenter are re-
ioicinG over the arrival of a y pound boy.
born May 3rd.-Mrs Andrew Place of
liineshtrgh is caring for Mrs. Carpenter.
The remains OF John Grace of Starks-
horo We're brought hero for burial last
Saturday.-Nrs. Ardic Hill is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. DelonS.-
! The willing Workers met with Rev. =. r.
Franklin May 10th.-A daughter was born
to Mr. ana Mrs. Carlos brewster May 18th.
Mrs. Hill of Srariisboro Is caring tor
Mis-. i@rcW stor.-Samuel HurlbLrt and
John Galway OF New York State are Nis-
itinS MIR and Mrs. II. J. Butts.-Mr and
Mrs. Preston Wilson of Bristol Vste |
Mrs. Prcston's sister. Mrs j. j.. Andrews
last week.
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ST. GEORGE.

r. r. Forbes has built an addition 10 his
honey house in anticipation of a large
CroI of honey this season.-II. A. Isham
of South Burlington has bought of mis-
cousin, Luther lshdm, the j. D. Isham
farm la South Williston,-Mr II. n. Til
ley went to Williamsport, Pa last week
in the interest of some property in that
lcity.-Eollin +. Forbes has come home
from MOntpelier to assist his father with
| the tarnt work.-N. n. lsham spent a few
days OF last week in Hinesburgh visiting
friends. Miss Dora Gates visited Miss
marguerite Tilley last Sunday afternoon.
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LOW

Helen Stephenson has returned homo
from Derby The ladies of the Congr'C1-
tional church Will give 4 ten cent tea az.
the home OF Mrs. Edison Kinney Friday
afterncon.-Fivc parsons united with ths
congregational church last Sunday.-NrS.
W Staanard is on the sick l'7t-Mr-.
H. H. Newton is seriously ill.-Alr~. y. +.
Hutchinson remains in Il critical couditio~1.
The base ball team have re-orCani2od tor
the season .--Cieorga Curtis spent saturday
and Sunday in Newport Center.
GREENSBORO.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Graham of South A.
rany. visited friends in town last week -
Arthur l.. Chase, who came here from
Maine about two years ago recently re-
ceived the sad news oi the death OF Ms
| mother.-The ice has al gone out OF CAS-
plan lake and the fishermen are now get
ting ready Ia catch tsh.-The selectm N
were out last week looking at the road
hetweoN VIII Marshall's and the school
house IN district No. E, in view of laying
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-11
HUNTINGTON

Joseph snyder and wife from Boston
were in town last week calling on friends
Mrs Edward Fuller is not so
well-.Iacob Ross Was home from
Montpelier over Sunday.-Mrs X.
G. Bromley is visiting her brother John
Stevens.-Miss Hatch is visiting at Hiram
Pierce's.-Carl brewster and wife are re-
1oicing over the arrival of a daughter
MIS- Forest Parker has arrived in town
The guest Of her fAther. S. y. Collins.