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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-06

The fourth paper of the afternoon.
by Mrs. +. \. Waterman. gave a brief
sketch Of the life ana work or the great
naturalist. Sir Richard omen. OF Eng
land.
The interesting period OF his life. when
he became the superintendent OF the
department OF Natural History at the
British Museum at Bloomsbury was
we'll told: together with the establish
ment. by parliament or the great de-
partments OF Natural History NJ South
Kensington.
Here he lived % enjoy the realization
or his lifelong wish. the qualification OF
seeing the collection safely transferred
and displayed To the best advantage in
the new museum which covered s
acres including the departments "
Physiology. MorphoIogy. Ornithology.
Geology. Mlneraloey. rsiaeontology
Odontology Botany and Taxoncmy. all
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-06

us made from the pure oil of lambs
wool. IL IS healing and gratliy ing 20 the
SKIN, kecplng II az all times In "A rlean
1 Iand healthy state. This soar j. daiutilvi (
scented. and ls most welcome aid taS
The toilet OF fastidious women. Thcut-i
most care u taken in selecting natcrialsS
,and scrupulous cleanliness ia the lafsnr. (
atory irsures the purity of the product. (
pfice, . cents Pc AXE, large lour-ounceS
4 size.
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evidence against the seller, and he also
had diary in which he has entered the
names of the liquor sellers and the suS-
picious places which he had visited. Dur
ing sunday evening Dr. Avery had report
ed a case OF the kind which the officers
visited and found closed. Carrigan says
he has had conversation on the subject
with DR.. Avery and r. l.. Bgough and he
thought thai w. q. Brown was also Il
member of the COMMITTEE Yesterday Car
rgan sen. for all Of these gentlemen and
Mr.. Brough held a short conVersat on with
him through the bars in the cell door
Monday afternoon Carrigan was up be-
fore Judge 'linn charged with intoXica-
ton for which he was fined s. and costs or
10 days IL jail. He was in Jail Monday night.
The question has arisen whether this is
the same character who has been alarm
ing people for the past few nights around
the Blocks and Congress street. of which
there has been so much talk recently.
A son was born to Col and Mrs Far
rand s. Stranahan Monday
| DR.. William Il. Howell. who has been
! practicing in this city for little over a
year, has been obliged, on account of III
/ health. to give up his practice and will
leave Immediately for Manitoba, where
/ where he will join his brother, who re-
sides on a large ranch there
The marriage engagement of Miss Per-
sis Greeley butcher, daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. d. butcher, to George +. Anderson
OF Boston, is announced.
Miss Cora A. Ballard. formerly of this
I city, now of Brockton, Mass, is to he
married December II to William H. Nick
erson of Brockton
Miss Veronica Mcdonald OF the Bay,
who has been i'll for several months, is no
better and has been brought to the St. AL
bans hospital for treatment.
RawsOn Branerd has been appointed
city liquor agent and the agency was
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BAKERSFIELD.

The first snow storm Of the season COM
mcnced Sunday night and up to noon
Monday nearly one foot Of snow fell
Hon. s. o. Tillotson has had a relapse and
is uow regarded as i'm a serious conditio -
DIT. Jcunc Of St. Abans was called here
recently in counsel with Dr. Melville in
Mr. T'llotson's case.-The winter term of
Brigham Academy commenced Tuesday.
December 9Th with the same CORDS Of
teachcrs.-Prof. Neil went TO his home in
Maine to spend his vacation. Leonard
Sheldon came homo to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.-Judgc Start left Monday morning fer
Bennington, whore he is TO preside at "a
term of court. He took his soa Burdette
and his daughter Mabel as far as Burling-
ton, whore they are to spend part of tho
winter. The judge has been constantly
in court i'm this county since September,
the longest term in many years
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
JOHNSON.

Miss Anna Cakes has gone to New
York-Among those spending Thanks
giving out of town were Prof. Ranger and
family. at Lyndonville; J. G. Hartwell and
wife, at s.. Adams; Bert Mills and family.
at Fletcher; l.. VI. Jones arl family a,
Morrisvtle, T. J. Baker and wife -
Burlington; f. 0. Story and wife. at ram.
bridge, J. r. Hill ana wife, al Hardwiok
Those coming to town for their turkey
supper. ". y. WEIGH aui family from
Lebanon, y. H., DR.. j. +. Wilson and
wife ard Carrie Stevens from Fair Haven
Myron Buck and vile from 81 Adams
w. II. Stearns ana 9. a. Riddle went 10
Boston Friday - business -Miss Bertha
prisko has finished her l4bOrs as teacher
here and gone to New York as goVerness.
The seats have arrived for the town
hal.-llarie Sweet while cholpipg in tha
woods Friday broke his leg above lis
knee.
lilly Parkhurst has moved inro the
Barton house and Madison Sargent into
the SherWin tenement-George NILS has
finished work at West Concord and has
returned hone.-Rcy. c. VI. : eob.ns and
family spent Sunday with solomon Steh-
bins Bert Gauvin and wife are visiting
relatives in Sheldon.-Mrs. Thomas Mar
gets and daughter Jennie, vs'red in
Hyde Park on Morday.-Smith Davis ard
wife of East Fairfield spent sunday vi h
George Smith.-Nrs. W. G. jones i again
confined to her room.-Mrs. J. L. Pierce
has gone to Boston for the winter.-Aboat
eight inches of snow fell on Monday
CAMBRIDGE.
Slxty-fve couples attended the dance 1t
the American House Thanksgiving eve
School commenced Monday with a large
attendance and the same corps of teach
ers.-Dr and Mrs. Forest leave town soon
for the benefit of Mrs. Forests health
Myron Cady returned from Canada Mon
daV with a nice pair of horses to use on
his mothels farm.-Mrs. l.. NJ. BCownel
is spending a few days in town.
MORRIsNILLH.
Miss Anna George from Taunton, Mass.
is mt home cor 4 weeks visit 10 her pa
rents.
j. W. Warren has purchased Garlic
Storys place on the Brooklyn side.
Mrs. Drew Daniels visited friends in
Hardwick Saturday.
Leon Booth is home from Mortified for
a few days
\ reunion of Henry Churchlls family
was held al he home farm Thanksgiving
day, there being about 30 present.
The sudden death of Herbert l.. Miner
in johnson Friday was a shock to tha
people Mr.. Miner was a young married
man who had lately moved to this village
and was respected by everyone who knew
knew him
Mr.. AltH Matthew's rom New holN
State is visiting with o. u. Matthews and
Mrs Ida Churchill.
A quiet wedding occurred at the home
of Mr.. Edward Hart Thanksgiving day,
the contracting parties being Miss Ella
Barrows, sister of Mrs. Hart and MIR. Wal
lace Parker Of Littleton, y. II.
The @, a. r. Post and Relief corps ira
to give a sociable at their hall next Fri
day evening.
The Ottumwa Male Quartette engaged
in the Busiuess' MeO's Lecture course, ara
CONTINUED on 7th page.
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Thursday. December II, in the Methodist
church, fteroon and evening. Light re-
freshments will be served during the SALE
and n must al and literary programme
Will be given during the evening". Mrs.
Elmer Nheelock is quite seriously i'll with
bilious fcverMrs Lynn Moulton of Jeri-
cho is visiting at d. Y. Huntress'. Mrs
George Huntress is in Jericho for a few
days
WEST MILTON.
A. A. Hcrrick will take his milk to
the Colchester Cooperative creamery for
the next four months The creamery here
Is to be moved soon and located near G.. T.
Sanderson's.-Schoo commenced Monday
with the same teacher, Miss Gertrude AL
len.-Ilarry and Mamie Costello returned
Saturday from a visit to their brother in
Highgatc Mrs Wright and son spent a
part Of last week with relatives in Col
chester.
ESSEX.
Rev. Edward fIungerford of Burlington
preached again at the CONGREGATIONAL
church Sunday mornng.-P. A. Gilmore
went to his school in Cambridge Satur-
day mornng.-The public schools began
Monday with the same corps of teachers.
There was a union Thanksgiving service
at the Methodist church, wi n an excellent
discourse ~ the pastor Rev. A. b.
Enright.-Miss l.. l.. Brownell of Burl,ng-
ton spent over Sunday at Mr. Samuel
Kce.ers.-Miss Thankful Morgan spent
THANKSGIVING in Cambridge with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harlow Wires "A. r.. Farms
worth and family and JAY Nichols atid
family visited Mr.. and Mrs Edward Par
sons of Burlington and Mrs p. S.
Written and son. George. Miss Mary g..
Pe1sc and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Saxton
of North Fairfax visited at Mr. u. l..
SaXton's Thanksgiving day-Snow fell
Sunday night and Monday to a depth of
seven inches.
UNDERIIILL CENTRE
Mrs. Howe has rented heC place to Mr.
HolbroCk ana has gone to East Fletcher
10 spend the winter with her sister. Mrs.
Davis-Mrs Almira Mead spent Thurs
day and Friday in Burlirgton.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. T.. Fuller and Me. and Mrs. G.
a. Tcrrill returned Saturday from their
Southern trip.-Miss Lula White, who
works in Burling ton, is spending a few
days with her mother in this place-Mr.
and Mrs. Jed White of burlington have
been pending "A few days with his father,
Robert White.--I. j. Brown has closed his
house here and gone to his home in Hyde
Park, Mass-Raudall Hannaford has NOV
ed into James CCffoe's house.-Mrs. I1,n-
~ IiiXby and son Chester spent Thanks
giving day in Yves ford ~ Edward Blake
lcy's-Mrs. Gallup is spending a few days
with friends in NJ sville.-Miss ChaYor,
who has been spending week in FaiCfaX
visiting friends. returned homo Saturday.
Miss Kate McGrath went to Mi1dlelurY
Saturday to spend a week with Miss Nc
Coy at Rev. Father Shannon's
MILTON BORO.
Miss Mamie Costello began tho winter
term of school Monday.-Iidth lin is in
Burke, y. y.
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Scrbner's parents, Mr., and Mrs II. w.
Pratt, returned to their home in Corinth
NJ 1nday.-rhe intermediate and primary
schools opened Monday morning with
Misses WEIGH and Wilder as teachers
Miss Matte Gates of St. Adams has been
spending a few days with relatives here.
C. W. Morgan returned Tuesday night
from Lyndon, where he has been visiting
the past week.-Mrs.. s. \. Fish and Har-
rsOn Gates are slowly faing.-M.s. En-
ma Bell has returned from Burlington,
where she had been to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Alexander.
ENOSBURGH.
John NJ. Whtcomb was seriously If not
fatally Injured December LIST by a fall of
l6 feet, striking his back on a plank His
son, Gardner Whitcomb, of St. Adams, is
with him.-Loweila Oliver of SweetsburE,
Quebec, has been visiting at Warren Per-
leys for a few days.-The Womans Homo
Missionary Union will hold "A meeting in
Memorial church the 18th inst.-Stanley
Sayles and family have returned from
Huntington to their former home at tho
Ccntre.-A town fair for the beOent of
the library will be held Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, the 9Th, 18th and
Sth. Attractive entertainments and sales
/ of fancy and useful articles will be prom
inent features. Schools in the town dis
trict began the 4th with the following
teachers: Ida Sykes in No. l. Nina Chat
fee in No >, May Leach in No. s. Mary
Moran in No. 4, Della Messier in No, s.
Mabel Stevens in No. II, Belle Davis in
No. -, Emma Rooney in No. 10, sara
Scott in No. Ia Alice Kirey in No. .,
Theodore Perey in 16, Schools in Nos.
and II begin the nth,
I WEST BERKSHIRE.
: About 100 townsqeople attended the
ThanksgiVng dinner at the Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday. very en-
ioyahe time was spent and a neat sum
was raised for the Ladies' Aid society
There were 10 persons baptized and IA adj
mitted on probation at the Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday, Dec. 3,-Master Rob-
ert G. Stone of Boston has returned home
after a five weeks visit with his grand
mother Mrs c. 5. Goodrich.-Mrs. q. :.
Goodrich has been visiting friends in bur-
lington this week.-Mr. c. Brown of Des
Moines, la, son of Mrs. Leavens, is m
town for a few days.-The schools open
next Monday, Dec. H.
SWANTON
Allen 5. Fleury, who has been the Gus
toms officer at the drawbridge at Rous,s
Point, for the past season, mas returned
home, and is again assigned to duty here.
Two othcr new officers have also been
sent here on account of the increase Of
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The q cllardson
Ihc 8iehardsom
Holiday Novelties.
Opening Display of
Christmas Articles.

"a 81 HIS MORNING show to the public our
M # beautiful line of gift articles for Christ
"a Ma mas. Dainty pieces of Brio Brac-a
choice collection of Ebony and Sterling
Silver Goods, Travelling Cases, Bags, Toilet Sets,
Purses and fancy articles in leather.-Pretty con-
ceptions in Brass and Onyx most beautiful
display of all Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs.
The newest styles in Neckwear, handsome Hosiery
and Gloves, Bath Robes, Christmas Waists and
Silk Petticoats.
All Wool Bankets-rch pieces of Hand Embroidered Linens
fancy Oyes and NapknsBankets for RobesDess Patterns for
Christmas Gifts special prces-Wai S-Fancy Silks
Xmas wokBeautful things in Muslin Underwear and Mneryand
handsome line of Xmas Umbrellas fromWe cordially
invite to visit and thsthe beautiful colec
ton of Holiday Gift articles.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)

Smltn ana wife ana fEHlnuIu l1hNH' "llh
wife spent Sunday with Alex Laramy in
Pleasant Nallcy.-Mrs. Grant Patten and
little daughter. who has been Visiting
friends in town. returned to her nome IN
ST. Adams Saturday.--Rev George l..
Story gave a very interesting account OF
the State Sunday school convention at
Brattleb at the union meeting of the
NJ. q and Congregational Sunday school
at the Congregational vcstry Sunday
CveninE-rhe graded school began the
winter term Monday with the same board
of teachers, the town school began also
on Monday Will no changes except in
the Caswell district and the plains nis-
tlict Miss Bertha Stockwell teaching in
the plain and Dolhcrt Parker in the
Caswcll district--llarrison Jackson has
50 far improved as TO ride out.-Mr. ana
Mrs Ernest Potvin are the happy parents
of q son, which was born Sunday tn" 8d.
DR.. y. {. Ho,combc went to Cheshire
Conn, last Friday evening TO bring home
Edgar Powell, who was there attending
school and who has been very ILL., They
arrived home sunday morning. edward
Iettin, who assists at The station, was
quite seriously hurt last week. While
jumping from a car his foot caught ara
ne was dragged quite a distance and was
quite badly damned up and bruiscd.-Jo-
scph Rohcar has moved from ilardcrabble
10 the new house which he has recently
built on the plain.--Honry Caswell of
Manchester spent a few days at his
fathers. A. T.. Caswclls, last week.
,t.prctro Cu>.rpt,
The regular monthly meeting on ihe
Nomen's Missionary society was hc'u az
Mrs. +. u. McGinnis thursday AFTERNOON
at 2;"O o'clock Tea was served M o.
George ". Tubbs who has been sick Tor
s",nral months died of valvular disease
of the heart Friday last The funeral was
held at the house sunday at tIot.''
Icv. c. =. hayward otilciatlnE' ana 'n'
intormcnt was at ESSEX 'enNc.-MfS' "
NJ. sherman, Who has been staying S'N-
oral weeks at Il. i. Jordan' mas gone
TO spend the winter with Johh UooN'
near West Holton.-Thc LADIES Nld SO
ClctN VIII give soclaplc at IN. rcSi
uence of G. f. NealN Friday evening" y
Short programme VIII be rendcto'' "u1
refreshments sorved.-ReN. ara MIS-. g. j..
Hayward uul children went TO NetS'hho'
10 spend Thanksgiving with thef parents;
Mrs. Hayward and children iem'h ui'uI
this wcck.-MiSs irene MolkI" VINO ms
Epeut several weeks with nor slStcr' MISS
holle Mcilde, This summer mas return.
ID to her home in Canada-MrS' ,oN Oh
Lowell Mass" an aunt 81 NJ. i. \ a.
l'r has been visiting an Mr.. ull'r Hlr
vast week or iWo.-pr. -. j. sion" an"
efo of Burlington spent thanksgiving
with their parents, at TINS place IT,
Wider has finished ms work at W. y;
church S.-William Lewis mas engaged
ing ."'"i,E ,,,o,.oJ w., [,,,,i,,. more Iet
y.ri IIc has leased his farm ut Nash
willie TO George Drinkwater for the COM
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At Special Prices.

$50 90 Suits $24 5O-Sus at SIPS $1O5O-Skts
SIS to-day $l45O-$l20 Skirts $94oCpon Dress Patterns
just onefouh off from regular pcesTmmed HtsFancy Feathers
and Ostrich onethid off from this pcesSk Remnants
2oc yardAt this morning you invited
Reception will continue until 10 December 23rda invited
One price and cah.-Lookers welcome purchasers.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURG SPRINGS.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town Of Swanton
spent Thanksgiving at his father's-Mtss
Gertrude Mcdonald has returned to take
her place as teacher at the Springs.
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RICHMOND.

Daniel Ferry visited his parents We'd
nesday.-M. f.. Leary. j. It. OBiern,
Daniel Berry and Michael Murphy attend
ed the Knights Of Columbus banquet in
Burlington Wednesday night.-A party of
young people attended "DeYey's Recep-
ton" al the Howard Opera house We'd
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WEST BERKSHIRE.
SWANTON.

Allen 5. Fleury. who has been the Gus
toms officer at the drawbridge at Rous1s
Point, for the past season, mas returned
home, and is again assigned to duty here.
Two othcr new Officers have also be-
sent hcTe on account of the increase CT
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WILLISTON.

Mr. Smith Wright's funeral was largely
attended from his late home in Burling-
ton. The lnterment was in the family lot
IN tho East cemetery. There was "A pro-
fusion of beautiful flowers, and everything
connected with the services, testified 10
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MALLETTS BAY.

The selectmcn of Colchester are making
much needed repairs on the highway,
building two large culVertS etc.-The
school in district No 8, taught by Miss
Aurelia Gokcy, closed last Friday with
appropriate exercises. Ice cream and cake
were selVed.-The Columbian Marble Co
have finished work here for the winter.
Miss Esther Welch of Winooski Is a
guest of Miss Gokey at the Mallett's Bay
hotcl.-Mcssrs. T.. A. Smallcy and VII
lard Thayer are making extensive re-
pairs on their houses and farm buildings.
Miss Ruth Carey closed "A successful
term of school in district No. 4 last Fri
day and has returned to her home at
Colchester Centre.-Quite a number from
Malletts Bay attended the dance at Col
Munsons Thanksgiving eve. A good time
is reported.-Mrs. #. r. Gokey is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dorm of the Bellevue
house, Richmo nd. Miss Bertha Cross is
spending a few days in Burlington, the
guest Of her aunts, the Misses Sheeran.
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BOLTON.

Maggie Horrigan and the infant son OF
c. S. Brush are on the sick list.--Mr. and
Mrs. Randall Blodgett and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. i. Sabins spent THANKSGIVING in Bur-
lingtoN.-Several couples in town attended
the Thanksgiving ball at Huntngton.--C.
;. Brush is numbering on the south side
of the river on the Ryan lot."-The sud-
den death Of Miss Fannie Davis which
vas caused by paralysis of the brain, was
a shock to her many friends. The family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community.-Only two schools are in s,s-
sion at the present time owing to the
scarcity of teachers.-Dr, Brush and wife
of Cambridge were in town Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Nina Preslon of Waitsheld accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Fred Fleury,
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital last
week. Mrs. Preston will return for treat
ment-The telephone office has been NOV
ed recently TO the Bishop hotel.-The fam
lily of T. McGee of DuXbury were guess
OF Mrs. n. MCGEE Thanksgiving day.
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Miss Mamie Costello began tho winte
term of school Monday.-lIdith lill is ii
Burke, y. y.
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Misses Grace and Mae Mcneil and Miss
Evelyn Morrow were at home for the
Thanksgiving vacatIon.-Miss Cora Hast
iugs has returned to school at Maple Lawn
academy.-Sidney Bates, wife and son Of
Westford visited at |, L. Thompson's last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wright and
in town last week.-Henry Stanley was IN
town last wek,-Merton Crockett and Miss
Jessie Lord of Burlington visited at p. L.
Parmelee's last Friday and Saturday
Miss Grace Crockett returned to BurlnR-
ton with her brother,-The regular meeting
of the Kings Daughters will be held next
Saturday at the Leadcr's.-The King
Daughters will hold u Christ nas sale
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discussed 10y the Bdptlst society.
RICHFORD.
Hon. s. p. Carr enter is seriously i'll with
a throat and stomach trouble. DR.. B.ng-
ham of Burlington was called here last
week to consult with DR. Hamilton in the
cuse.-Miss Josie lmpey WAS married last
Thur sday evening to DR.. Il. \. Wood of
Worcester. Mass at the home of her IA
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. William lmpeY.-
Max Mitchell Of Knowlton, que, was the
guest of f. ". Mitchell here over Tharbs-
givlne.-Hon. T.. H. Powell of Burlinston
was here last Friday to attend a meeting
of the directors of the Savings bank and
Trust company.-L. G. Greene ct the
Union House is negotiating for n hot
property in Canada.-Moy 10y of Boston
spent THANKSGIVING day with his family
here.-Mr. and Mrs. John g, Hubbel and
d. lighter Grace and Miss Jennie Osburn
OF St Adams We're the guests of Ny. and
Mrs A. j. Merrill Thanksgiving daY,-l1.
II. Thomas, who has been the agent of
the Central Vermont station here for "A
long time. has resigned his position On
account of the labor being more than one
man can do. The work has required from
three to four mcO heretofore. The Gath
Ollie Order of FCresterS are to give neck
tie sociable in their hall op Tuesday even
ing, Dec l2th. Refreshments Will be serN-
ed and music furnished for promenadaS.-
IlOI. OndrIcS W. l'hNlS VI i'hl HllS N'l -
to give a concert at the Methodist church
Friday evening of this week ON the CeW
pipe organ which has been put in and is
to be dedicated. Miss Mabel Hull of Fair
fax will assist at the concert-The fall
term of the High school closes Friday,
Dec. Sth, and the winter term will begin
January "A fair for the benefit of the
Episcopal rectory was held in Ayers
Opera House Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings OF this week F. W Mitchell
went to Boston sunday night-F. W
Wheeler has 'ented the old store near the
pc stoiiice aGd put in a stock OF books, pic
lures and stationery.-A1ou six inches Of
STOW came Monday, enough to make fair
" good sleiGhirE.-William Wright is
building a house and barn on the lot he
recently bought near the Branch bridge
turned from Boston last Week,-Miss Pear
Dixon woat to burlington to attend the
wedding OF her brother, Hermon Dixon
to Miss Daisy Rarrows of Burlingt on, No
Vember 30th.-P. d. Jameson has a plum
tree that is budding out for the second
time this year.-Mrs. f. Is. Rockwell dis
ed good deal from the effects, anh
Tate, who has charge 81 the steam shove
at Point Of the Tongue, had his hand
BADLY injured while coupling cars on The
Rutland-Canadian railroad November 9Th
Schools in town commenced December
4th after a vacation of three weeks.-Tht
creamery closed the last Of November
The season for sciue .ishnG has CLOSED
and the fishermen report about the usua
catch.
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b. q. Scrlbncr, wife and daughter, who
have been spending few Gays with Mrs.