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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs Linus Leavens and two sons of
Cambridge former residents. are spending
several days with friends here. $. Burt
and family were in i''let cher last week.
A. f. Galbraith and daughter Ethel are
in Montreal where the latter is being eN-
amined by an and eye specialist
Mrs. a. Holden Of ST. Almond, p. G., and
Mrs. II. H. Ford of East Franklin were
guests of Mrs. O ". Holden last week.
The Northern Telephone GO. held their
annual meeting and elected the following
officers Pres. Or. William stanford
Stevens; Sec. and manager, G. l.. ONitt;
Treasurer. NJ. +. Pcrley.-ilopewell IL.
Budd ir. has secured position in Little
ton, y. Ill. A. Ballard has returned TO
his home in Florida. having spent several
months in town.-Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. Ken
dali recently spent a few days with their
son. Ira n. Kendall, a Rouses Point, y.
Y-1he senior class Of the T. r. II. :. are
10 give an entertainment at the school
house Wednesday, evening. which Is 10 be
q substitute for the class day exercises. -
Orations will be given by members of the
class, and refreshments served Miss
Phoebe 1'oWe of Burlington, has been
ne no q ion al b.t
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mr.. Miles and son from Northicd are
visiting his brother Stephen Miles this
weck.-Ertou Hogaboom Is moving his
family to McKinstry lIill.-Nrs. John
Biddle is on the sick list,-lhe Aaron
Is relor w. X. 6. No. ~ was instituted
March 18Th by Department President Clara
Bradley Niles, Department Treasurer Id.
a. l.. Towne, Department Secretary Olive
Il. Luce and other members of j. NJ. War
ner W. K. &. No. - of MurrsVil.c. and
Old i}rlgadc w. X. &. No - of Johnson
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Mary {. Miles S V. F., Lurara y.
Butts; j. V. T., Alvira Gilmore: treasurer
Julia :. Bake; chaplain. Eliza W. crock
err conductor Anna Gilmore; guard Ma
tie NestONor; secretary Iona NJ. Allen
assistant conductors Elizabeth NJ Stone
assistant guard Lor"ud Ferguson.-A
regular meeting Of Aaron kee.er ". K
g.. will be held Saturday afternoon. Apii
1-Mrs. OldS is very ill.-llar:loy SOulhel
il the owner of the famous tUott"r Gulo
Dust. recently purchased of John NJ
GOrt,y.
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STOWE.

Walter Cheney is home from St
JohnsburY for Two weeks vacation
G.. NJ Powers Of Morri>vllc was i'm town
on business Tuesday, March 20 Mrs. Ret
soy SlaNton of West Branch conveyed al
hor real estate with the personal prop
"rty belonging 10 it 10 ANN" NJ. Shade If
FAN River, Mass.--icorgc W, S,Iios has
purchased Of William O. Collins the prop
icrtY on Luce iIil. known as the Cady
pasturc.-Maud Raymond is home from
Inneld y. H.. for visit III. II. Smith.
post no. ~. department of Vermont. @.
~ x" will hold in connection with their
regular meeting. Saturday, April !. AZ ..
A. K. hall, Joint campfire with the sons
and Daughters of Veterans and the w. x.
{. All comrades with their families are
cordially invited both afternoon aud cycu-
ing. Good music and other Cntcrt Ainmcut
will he furnished; also important business
will be attended to. New sugar. plain
doughnuts and coffee will he SERVED. The
Ladies' Circle Of Unity church Will mco :
at the Vestry of the church Thursday af-
ternoon. In the evening there will be -
sugar sociable.A republican caucus to
elect delegates to the STATE convention at
burlington will he held Saturday, April
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AlBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs Benjamin Duba of Isle La Note
spent several days al the Centre last
woek.-Miss Mildred McElroy is home
from Gran Iigne +. @. on a short Vaca-
tion.-lsalah LanGloiS has moved from the
Phelps fam to Peter Nantine's farm a
Albura -MisS BESSIE Bell has taken Il
school in Wiliston for the coming year
Tho barns ON the farm owned by y. Lang
lois, and occupied by lis son-jn-law, were
burned saturday morning, cause of fire
unknown.-Gcorge Hemingway, 81, has
moved into \. c. Rrayton's tenement
house and will carry on the farm.-Wil-
liam Mullen has moved on the Phelps
farm.-Frauk LaWya is moving into the
tenement house on NJ. 4. Motifs farm
The many friends in town of Miss Hura
Mott are panied to hear of her serious i'll
ness in St Adams of pneumonia
The chickcn-pic supper, served by the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Methodist
church ON Wednesday evening of last
week. was success in every way. The
programme consisting Of music and reCita-
tons was made especially attractive by
the songs Of Mrs. Avery Ladd. An equally
pleasant time was enjoyed AZ the sugar
marty given at the Nestry Tuesday evening
Of this Week.-Iittlc Carrie Sowles. whose
mitc-hoN at the jewel party was found TO
contain Sill. not only received a picture
Of her pastor, but also a pretty satin bag
with Mothers Jewel" embroidered on it,.
The latter was sent to her by Mrs. i. o..
Shcrburne The conference treasurer Of tho
w. u NJ. S.-rhe fourth Methodist quarter
" conference convened at the parsonage
March 9S, Rev Mr.. Fowler presiding in
the absence Of Dr Nutter. Besides the
usual business il was necessary 10 elect Il
lay delegate to the annual conference. W.
A. Soule received the election. The con
ference passed resolution giving Rcv.
Mr.. Fowler a unanimous call 10 officiate
as pastor for another year.-Rev. and MrS.
Fowler will leave for the annual confer
oncc at Bellows Falls Monday afternoon.
Anril q
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE,

More than the usual number OF families
are moving this spring and the compc'i-
ton for tenement houses is active. Clar-
cnce Robinson l. moving his mother to
his new home in South Hero. a. Hoag
is moving to the Clark farm on Cumbcr-
land Elcad.-Sparks from his steam mill
SGT fire to NJ. a. Ladd's barn near the
mill. By hard work the building was
saved in damaged condition. 80 iusu-
rance.-.Iay and his sister, Sara Chamber
lin are at homo FOR a weeks vacation
from school in Essex.
Mrs Bailey Hyde, an old resident died
Al her home in South Hero March 3lst and
was buried in the family lot in this town
on Mondav.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison ford
were called to Fairfax last week by tho
death of "A relative.-MrS G. f.. Tobias Is
very sick with pneumonid.-Thc Ladies
Aid will meet with Mrs. Socrates l,ey-
nolds next Thursday.
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HlNESBURGH,

Mrs. T.. o. Martin died Saturday night
TIE funeral will be held Tuesday at l p,
m. from the residence of H. u. Weller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy of Burning
ton have been spending week with re-
latiVes in town-Mrs. l.. II. Partridge and
Guy Carpenter OF Buffalo, \. Y, are in
town, called here by the ILLNESS of Mrs.
G. j. Carpenter.--CoraB Belle, the six-year-
old daughter of Albert Kinney, who has
been so i'll with whooping cough is much
worse and it is not thought that she can
recover-Mss Bessie Harmon OF Starks-
boro is at A. S. Hull's-The funeral of
Mrs r. @. Martin was held from the resi-
dence of Harrison Weller. Tuesday at
y. m, Rev. T. j. Harris officiating. The
horai offerings were numerous and beautl-
full. Mr.. Daley and Claire Daley OF Lud-
low, father and brother of the deceased,
and George Martin of Plattshurg, n. y,
We're here to attend the funeral. Miss
May Murray celebrated her thirteenth
birthday Monday evening by party to
which a few OF her young friends were
invited. ALFRED Sanctuary Of Essex june
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WESTFORD.

The Union Cheese Co. commenced TO
make cheese Saturday. u. Burns has
Charge.-Chester Hall is home from John-
sor.-Mr. and Mrs G. W. Rice spent Sun
day in ESSEX JunctiOn.-Miss Lizzie G.
Allen returned from Johnson Thursday.
She left for Massachusetts Monday where
she expects 10 visit the normal schools in
Hraminrhan. Salem and other places. --
Miss Mary Parker who has been spending
some time in town returned TO ESSEX
junction 'riday.-rhe funeral of Mrs.
Chase was held AT the home of her
daughter, Mrs, +. f.. Allen Sunday at /.
=. n. Rev. Mr.. Hunt of Fairfax, assisted
by Rev. g. II. Baker OBLIGATED. Mr.. and
Mrs II. w Darlington have moved to
Hur'ingt on.-NisscS Helen Tracy and
Anna Robinson who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Irish returned to Bur
lingtOn Monday Beach and
Harry iIOpkinsCn OF SaXtOns River acd-
DENY are i'm iown.-Edward l.. Allen who
has been spending the week in town re-
turned to burlington Sunday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY,

j. Barker from Glover has bought of
Amory DaVerson mis- village residence.
possession given May irst-Fred Temple
ton and wife were called TO Jacksonville
last week on account of the serious Illness
of their daughter, Maud-Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Collins have moved to their farm
in Irashurgh- Chllds has bouGh, Ed
ward Boardmans house paying five hum
dred dollars. She has taken possession 49,
Edward Boardman has moved with his
family into the upper tenament in the
Thompson house Mrs. Jennie Goodrich
and daughter from East Hardwick We're
in town 4 few days last Week.-Mrs.. Bert
Colhurn died at her home March 9Th.
The funeral WAS held Thursday. the Rev.
Chas Morse officiating. She was beloved
and respected hy all who knew her and
much sympathy is fel, for the hushau
with his three mothcrcss childrcn.-Nellte
A Hon is homo from Karton for a few da -
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SWAN TON.

Charles ". Newell. the popular grocery
man at Al Merchants Row, Saturday
morning sold out his stock and fixtures
and good will in business to j. G. Dolby,
who came here n few months ago from
Champlain. y. Y. and bought out Frank
Browns grocery store. Mr.. Dolby Will
consolidate the two stores at Newell
stand in the Allen block Al Merchants
Row. Mr.. Newell has made S~anton his
home most of the time for the last 81
years. although for short time he was
in California and for a while he ran a
newspaper business in Western Canada.
We understand Mr.. Newell int nds now
to go to Southern California soon.
Mrs. Sevair Levicl. who had pair of
twins Weighing ~ pounds a little over a
week ago, died sunday noon. This is a
sad case Mr. Levick had been almost
helpless for many years and is left with
a large family of children.
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RICHFORD.

NJ. w. Rounds has been appointed town
treasurer by the selectmcn, to fiji the va
cancy left by the late Judge Carpenter
which office he had held for the past 81
ycars-Br &. q. Hamilton went Monday
to Worcester and Boston, for a week
visit among relatives and friends 49,
Lowellyn Thompson went last Saturday
TO Worcester, Mass, where he has posi-
ton in "A large hardware store Morris
Smiths sugar house was broken into last
sunday and aquantity Of maple syrup taxi
en.-Thc funeral of John s. Daley was
held at the Methodist church last F'rida Y
afternoon Rev. II. w Worthen nf
Franklin OBLIGATED. assisted by Rev p. A.
Smith. the present pastor of the church h.
The bearers were S. q. Marvin, l.. II.
Smith, II. r. Hardy, J. II. Gross. j. G.
Conner and William JENNIE. six brother
Masons, the burial being with Masonic
honors Among those attending from out
verhll, y. H., Edwin Gibson of Nashua
y. H. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Wheeler Of
Morrisville, Mr.. a. h. Nelson of Derby
Line A. W. Woodworth OF Enosburgh
Falls IL. M Martin of Montgomery.-Miss
Marion Rustedt is visiting her sister a,
Grand Ligne, Que.-E. T., Wilson, former
assistant postmaster. has engaged as clerk
In Powell a. Comings hardware store
Frank Richards took carload OF l6 fine
driving horses to Hartford, Conn, last
week.-lsaac benjamin has bought the
hack business of George Whitehead. Asa
Hammond of Stockton, Kansas, visited
his sister. Mrs. ii. c. Aver here last week
Mr.. Hammond owns large stock farm
In Kansas. He brought 4 carload Of work
horses East.-Henry Bushey and Miss
Fthyleen Lafountain Of Montgomery cams
here last Friday and were married 10y
Rev. w. G. Scofeld,-It is rumored that
the late Union House that was sold to the
4
hotel and boarding house for the coGing
summer.
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CHARLOTTE.

WIN Grancl OF Addison has rented
Charles Thomas tenement and expects
to move next week.-Nr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tucker were pleasantly surprised by Il
faw Of their young friends last Saturday
evening. The annual meeting OF
Friendship Lodge No. II l.. ANA A. NJ was
held at their rooms last Tuesday, April
3rd.-ChHrlcs La May of Ferrisburgh has
moved into II. u. Alcxandor's tenement
and will carry on his farm the coming
Ncar.-Shilcy and Bernico Dcyettc OF
burlington were in town last week visit
ing relativeS.--.Iamos +. Kehoe. formerly
or this place now resident Of Bonning-
ton was in town last week to visit his sis
ter Mrs A. 5. Poole
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WILlIST0N,

Mrs. Lydia Barney went t. Mr.. George
Ayers in Burlington Saturday night.-Mr.
Nathan Allen has been appointed liquor
agent IT, this town.--Charlcs Johnson and
his family are all sick with grip and the
family OF Hiram lsham are all sick -
Frank TalCott who has been sick is bet
tCr.-Thc burial of Mrs. Stowe from Grand
Isle CO. took place at the Morse cemetery
in the west part of the towr the 2ith uli..
she was a native OF this town a daughter
Of Harry ana Alma Rogers Browncll. -'
The Misses l.avigne and Lorraine are
guests at Mr.. CrOto's.-Helen Field is at
tending school at Essex Classical Institute.
Mr. Phillips mas rented the Tniversaltst
parsonage Mr.. Aldrch will move into
WSrrens block-Nrs. Charles kecfe was
again called to Bolton 10y her sisters i'll
ness
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FAIRFAX.

D. Buck spent Sunday in St. Abans.--
Mrs. J. NJ. Soulo is somewhat better
Floy wilkins spent "A few days last week
with Belle Danforth.-Sadie Leach is
spending the spring vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leach
Howard and Annie Rowland visited at
II. g. DanfOrth's and W. H. Rood's Sat
Wrday and SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Marvin visited their daughter Mrs. Alb
ner Riley, last wcek.-Miss Lillian Buck
is on the sick list.
Nlva Chase was in town to attend the
funrcal of his aunt Mrs. Orrin Chase
Ira huck. who has been spending his va
cation with his parents. returned to Bur
lingtcn the ID inst.-rh" funeral Of George
Cfo"d was hello at the home Of his father
II. $ tnord. March 81 and the large
humber that attended, both old and
young, attcsted the esteem in which he
was held by all. The young People lined
his grave with everereens and flowers
The Rev. Henry Croker of Chester Of
iiciatcd. Tire bearers were four students
from the Vermont Academy. Leon Orton
OF Fairfax. Homer Hunt of Fairfax. Don
Galusha of Jericho, Ralph Howard of
Hartford. Those from out of town We're
Hon. A. +. Durkce, uncle of Sheldon. Ed
son ford and wife. Grand Isle. II. ..
STYLES Of Johnson, J. J. Hunt and sister
Jessie of St. Adams, Mrs. Fred Stafford
of Burlington. George tiford was ~ years
ulu ANA would have graduated in Jun"
next at he Vermont Academy. SaXton's
River. He was taken witha coldandit WAS
thought that he would be able % go home
in "A few days. but on Wednesday he grew
rapidly worse and before amy of the fam
ny could get 10 him he dicd.--MrS Whit =
neN Of SaXtou'S River is spending a few
days at II. H. Stafford s.-Mrs. Jam Hin
of Mic higan arrived in town the 3lst on
account of the sickness of her father. t..
:. Butler.-Mrs. Orrin Chase died at her
daughters. Mrs. John Aliens in WeStfuld
March 18th. lIcr funeral was held sun
dav at the house, Rev. O. X. Hunt Of
IhCiated.-lloWard ROWAN returned To
! Winchendon the Sd after spending three
week with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Row
I land Roy r.. Tilley and Miss Glcune
Poase spent sunday at II. l.. Peas s.
l'loY l.. wilkins spent several days last
week in visiting friends in Beaver and
4 Buck ilollow.--Edward Nash and wife
visited her father, 5. T. Wilson, last
woek.--t. :. Butler has been quite sich
several days hut is getting better--A t.
Bceman spent last week in Boston
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JERICHO CENTRE,

The winter term of the upper grade of
school closed last Saturday.-A. very in
terestine and ENJOYABLE entertainment was
rendered hy the pupils at the band hail
Saturday "yening.-Thero has been very
little maple sugar and syrup made mere
as yct,A son weighing lll2 pounds was
born to Mr. and Mrs w. J. Rowland last
week Wednesday, Mrs +. H. Lane of
Burlington. and grand daughters Florence
and Ruth NOtcy Of Burlington; also Mr..
DIR. Phelps formerly Miss Maine Lance
and children Of Ncrgennes, are visiting
z Mrs. r. &, Lincons. Miss Cora Cush-
man of Burlington is visiting at DIR. n.
s, G. Ilills-A : pound girl was born to
Mir and Mrs. T.. r. Scott last Friday
morning.-Mrs Hayward has postponed
the opening of her kindergarten school
10 Monday April l6-R. o. Wilder intends
10 move to Barre soon, where he has So
cured work for himself and team for tho
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GREENSBORO,

G. w. simpson has gone TO Boston 800
Dean Mitchell Is laid up with a felou on
his hand.-W. r. Hanson is suffering from
wound caused by stepping ON nail, --
Jesse Sabin Of Woodbury. visited i'm town
last week. b. Calderwool visi ed
friends in 81. Johnsbury recently. Miss
Lucie Thompson Of East Crdftsbury spent
part OF last week with her sister, Mrs.
David Speir.-Mr and Mrs. MarceliuS
Thompson of Brandon are visiting at
Samuel Morse's.-Paul Ardrus has taken
James McCue's sugar place to carry on
this spring and w y. Thompson has taxi
an II
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SHELDON.

The new firm of Sheplcy & Cowles at
Sheldon Springs, who purchased OF w. w.
Marcia his store, stock of goods and resi-
dence a few days ago are making i'm
provements III and around the store. They
expect to erect an addition as soon as the
frost is out. The store is not large enough
to hold the goods they are purchasing -
The Miselsquoi Pulp Mill company, with
the large boarding house and cottages
made. The Smith Hutchinson Opera Co of
Sheldon gave another OF their popular en-
Sheldon gave another of their popular ne
tertainments to full house Friday even
ing, March Goth at Marshs hall.--Very
little sugar has been made in this vicinity.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Ncrn Newton are the nap
by parents of girl born last FRIDAY
Miss Maudc Parsons is visiting at Mrs.
+. Il. Nelson's. Mrs G.. I. Wright is
sick with the grip Kings Daughters
adjourned last Saturday for four weeks
instead of two as they usually do.-Mr.
l.. Il. Tcnny of South Hero was i'm town
Wednesday ana led the prayer meeting
Wednesday, evening. file gave very in
tcrcsting and helpful talk on the work
in country towns. Samuel Harris moved
TO West Milton last Friday.-Mrs Mary
Chccnv Of Burlington was in town Satur-
dut Sunday
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the same accident last Friday The stage
to East berkshire went on wheels Tues
day for the first time this spring - Miss
Wright of Richford visited Miss MNrine
Rowlcy this week The hour Of service
at the CONGREGATIONAL church has been
changed from $50 to p. m. on Sunday
afternoons until further notice. Tho six
months old child Of Mr. ANA Mrs Homer
Griggs was brought to this place from
ST. Johnshury for burial Tuesday. Schools
begin April ~ for the spring term Misses
Nora Wakefield and Nellie Mcdonald
have the upper schools here and Mr. How
ard Parker the school in the lower room.
Miss Lena Rowicy has the Nutch Road
school, Miss Isabel Rawsou teaches st
Iiectorvillc and Miss Lottic Campbell the
south school, Nj. Charles Coau has been
engaged for the East HIM school
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SHEFFIELD.

Hiram King had been complaining few
days about not feeling well but has been
about as usual till last Friday night while
setting and reading he fell from his chair
and expired Immediately. Mr., King was
a very influential man prominent in the
Gisnge. and in the J. o. ". A. NJ. He has
held many important Offices In town and
leaves large circle Of friends to mourn
his loss.--A sad accident occurred at the
home OF George Fuller on Saturday sven-
ing the Gath. Mrs, Fuller has been blind
for several years. On Saturday night she
and her husband returned from visiting
friends and about 8 o'clock Mr. Fuller
went to the barn to feed his horse He left
his wife sitting beside the stove when he
came back to the house he found Mrs.
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WEST BOLTON.

fer sistcr.-Mrs. Mary Woodwork has
moved into Fred Halls house on the "ar-
ner--G W. Kellogg spent a few DAYS in
lar" and Montpelier recently.-Allen Hail
j. SoIr to- open In" creamery here the
machinery having arrived for that pur-
loSc.--rhe Dime Society will meet 1t
Mrs. Geo. Pears April i.-Nelson Hall has
taken the CONTRACT for building the new
creamery on Lee River 10 take the place
of the one burned. Deacon Eugene r.
Davis and Mrs Flora Tomlinson We're
sutcd in marriage March @5th al his
home by The Rev. f. &. Abbey Of Essex.
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WESI ENOSBURGH.

About 81 young people gave Miss Versa
Wanzcr a surprise party on Friday even
ing. in honor of her sixteenth birthday
K. H. Boisselie was in town over sunday.
The Lend a Hand circle Of the King 5
Daughters met with Mrs Henry Fassct,
Wednesday afternoon.-M Miss Efic Howe
visited al II SylveSter's last week.-Mrs. -
McNider OF Little Metis +. @. is visiting
her siSter Ms q. " burke.
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fake family at the town hail Friday even
ing was success and greatly appreciated
by crowded house. The sugar party and
promenade AZ tho Mountain Spring hotoi
after the show was well patronizod, ana -
good time was enjoyed by all.--Gcore.
Popan got his right hand too near ono OF
the saws in the box shop ono day last
week and it will be some time before he
will be able TO work again.-Mr and Mr..
Fred Marcy went to Eden on sunday,
They Will be out OF town two wccks
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last Friday TO be gone a. week or moro -
9. d. Gilbert is spending a few days vis-
itinE friends hcrn-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-07
BACK FROM THE ARCTIC
STELLA POLARE ExCEEDED nm
NANSEN's FARTHEsT NORTH.

CdRlSTIANIA. Sept GA telegram
from Tromsoe, Norway, in reporting the
return Of the Stella PoIare, with the
Duke OF AbruzZi's arctic expedition on
board, says the Stella Polare reached a
point in latitude S633 north. thus meme
trating further north than DR.. Nansen.e
record. The Stella Polare remained fast
III the ice for eleven months. The pres-
sure stove in her sides, making a hoIo
nIteen inches in breadth, and her ma
chlnery was also damaged. The members
OF the expedition suffered many hard
shlps, and We're compelled to eat their
sledge dogs. Norwegian engineer snd
perished Npeuisiou'
The news of the assassination of Lz,rs-
Humpert Of Italy (uncle of the Duke of
AnruzzD was communicated to the Duke
OF Hammerfest. The Stella Polare. there
Iore, did not communicate with the shore
s tnere, but proceeded southwards.
Dr. Nansen, who returned from his ev-
peoltlon TO the arctic regions In August
1aSe' reported that he left his vessel tbs
Fram, March H. 1885, in 81 degrees north
Iatieuoe' and traversed the polar sea To
point S6 degrees IA minutes north s,t.
uated north of the New Siberian islands
rms was point four degrees farther
hortn than any previous explorer had
reached. ii''9