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WAITSFIElD,

Frank J. Greene is at home from Lam
caster. n. H., where he has "A situation in
bank. His vacation of two weeks is
rendered necessary on account of poor
health.-Dr A. w. Gorham has sold his
farm. stock, etc, to G. A. and Il. r. Prem
us. who are to have possession at once.
The doctor goes this week to Bridgeport,
Conn, where he has a situation as fore
man on large milk fsrm.--George W.
plmstead is enjoying a visit from his
brother. whom he had not seen before for
over thirty years he having remained in
the South most of the time since the war
OF the rebellion.-Mss Hattie Lewis of
Lebanon, y. H., spent the past week with
her sister, Mrs. b. l.. Joslin.-F'red Sheri-
dan, who has been very sick with pneu-
monia is improving slowly. Joseph Pal
mer has let his farm ION shares for one
year to Henry Ladue,-Dr. +. Is. Jackson
who has been on a trip to Europe and
Egypt for the past three months is OK
pected home the last of this weelt.-Qute
furry Of excitement was caused here
Monday by the news of the Waterbury
bank defalcation, as several of our bust
ness men transact their banking business
with that institution.
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EAST ROXBURY.

lhe stage Changed from runners to
"heols laS. "eeh, a mall amount of
sugar has been made.-Arss IsobeII Pierce
who is attending the Randolph normal
school spent a part of her Enster vaca-
ton at D. l.. Bucks last weut "a papc,
was circulated in this place las week ion
the India famine relief fund and $40 y
was secured.-Ernest Rich, who was re-
por 1 i h,'ieu ny tle cals ,aSt fall Vas
W. +. Rand on j. NUGGETS farm this
summer,-Mrs, ]. c. Wheatky, who has
been with her daughter, Mr.. f. T. AL
len, was called to South Rudolph last
week by the serious illness Of Irs Vernon
Barnes.
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TEETH
THE AMY PROCTOR sANAToR1UM.

We received yesterday the prospectus of
Amy Proctor Sanatorium which was leas-
td last october by DR.. Louis j. Paris of
Philadelphia, r., from l.. NJ Bingham,
NJ. ID. The book is illustrated with num-
lrous half-tone cuts of the rooms which
ocar out all that the text of the prospeC-
us claims for the home-lilIc effect of the
louse, The exterior of the house is we'll
lhuwn in a full-page cut. 1t is evident
nat the book is intended to go far afeld
md some pictures Of choice bits of nearby
conery will prove to strangers that our
eautilul city offers many attractions in
ummcr for the invalid as well as the
curing visitor.
We note that DR.. Bingham retains his
connection with the institution in capacity
f consultant, which will interest his
patients in the city. and throughout the
State
TIE feeling Of repulsiOn to treatment in
hospitals and Institutions is rapidly pass
ng away, and the public recognize that
icrious Illness is nowhere so successfully
reited rs in n hospital with trained
!orps of nurses and all facilities for care
If the sick The Amy Proctor Sanatorium
u its six years of work has done much ia
'cmove this prejudice and deserves a fun
lhare OF success.
DR., Paris was graduated from the medi-
cal department OF the University of Penn
svlVania in 1855 and afterwards served al
-csdent physician al the Presbyterian
hospital of Philadelphia, Of which Mr..
John II. Converse is trustee and bene-
actor. DR.. Paris also served as assistant
surgeon at St. Luke's Hospital al Bethle-
nom. Pa, and has since been IN active
practice In Brooklyn. n. Y, and in Phlla-
delphia.
sanatorium from which the excellent half
one cuts were produced were taken bV
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burrows OF MicniEan mad" an tNhaustiv"
"ls"in'u' III opposition 10 the quay claim
W SOU IN thc senate. inc House, after
q spl.ltSu ueoate' ADOPTED INC resolution
~. p'u rom tnc lhSuiar aiialrs commit
wee, we ~ dutnorlHe tne secretary or the treas
~ ouo' anu INC fhllipplhes Tor deposi.
VI t"NSInfheit iuhds. senate biil
w. ''',ii i,, ".'l l'illi, tHe uepenueht fnothcrS
W. s". uS y. sailors OF me spanish war
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| vile would probably never have been
erected were it not for his assistance and
/ II is said that he furnished over four
/ iiths Of the funds which paid for its
construction. Mr.. Gould was a member
| of Dewitt Clinton Lodge of Masons which
/ so FAR as known was the only organiza-
ton with which he was connected. Tho
/ funeral occurred from the home Tues
day afternoon and interment was in the
GouldsVile cemetery.
Lieut.. Charles II. Cabaniss jr., has been
detailed as military instructor at Nor
wich University, according to the WASH
! ington press dispatches 1t is expected
he Will reach Mortified and take I'M his
work I'm the course of three weeks. capt
j. i. MoSelcy. who has acCeptaby filed
the position of commandant since the va
cancy made by the leaving of capt. ".
w. Hovey, will prepare to take cxamina-
tions and doubtless will have n position
as second Lieutenant i'm the regular army.
The odd Fellows are making prepnra-
tons for big time on the evening OF tho
9Th, when they will celebrate the Slst
anniversary of the founding of the order
in America and the Goth anniversary OF
Mortified Lodge. There will be Interest,"
ing literary exercises among which will
be an historical sketch by j. X. Egerton
male quartette will sing songs and the
Montpelier orchestra will furnish music
for concert, promenade and dance at
of the banquet. The committee in charge
of the arrangements are doing everything
TO have the occasion notable one.
1t seems to be a well authenticated fact
that the village will shortly be sued by
Mrs. +. S. Stebbins for damages. Several
weeks since Hayes Stebbins n young man
about 20 years of age. while holding
common incandesccnt lamp in his hand
suddenly fell to the floor dead. The at
tending physician gave the cause of death
as electricity. Mrs. Stebbins has Hon. Il.
$ Stanton and G. Nj. Davis for legal ad-
Nisers while the village interests will be
represented by the Hon Frank Plumey.
Mrs. Joseph Duke aged IS years. died
Monday morning at the home of her son,
Marshall at Fall River. Mass. after an
illness of about three weeks with grip and
q complication of other diseases. The re-
mains were conveyed to this place Tues
day evening and the funeral occurred yes
tcruay forenoon at nine O'Clock from st.
Johns church, the Rev. j. z. O'Neil Of
fcating. lnterment was made in the
Catholic cemetery
Mrs, Mary Rogers has offered to settle
with the seloctmen of Mortified for 500.
Several months since, Teddy, the young
son of Mrs. Rogers, fell from the side
walk of the dry bridge or Vine St, to the
railroad track below sustaining injuries
which confined him to the house for a
long time. a plank on the bridge had be-
come lcosened and gave way when stepped
upon by the boy. The selectmen have the
matter under advisement.
Some 30 Of the Grand Army men had an
oyster supper and general good time in
liowe's hall Tuesday evening, the affair
being in honor OF the birthday of the Hon.
George Nichols There were speeches
made, songs sung and the social hour with
all the features which go to make gath
ering or old veterans particularly pleas
ant
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WILLIAMSBURG.

The following officers of Summit Lodge
No. 1Oi, +. and A, NJ. were elected at the
annual meeting April Il: w NJ, Joshua
T.. Bailey; 5. W., William J. Young; j..
W, Frank J. Godfrey; S. D., George l..
Edison; J, D.. y. e. Robinson; S. s., Sid
ncy !. Martin, j, s., Edison ). Martin;
treasurer, III. l.. Cheney; secretary, Hen
~ Poole, organist, George r. Bosworth;
tyler, Wilmer Il. Carpenter. These Of
hcers are to be installed on Wednesday
evening, April 2jth.-Dr, Lewis d. Martin
has rented his farm for the ensuing year
to Eugene r. Reynolds, who is now in
possession.-The band have chosen Will
lam II. Lougee business manager in place
of Frank NJ, Erskine, who is away at
school.-County Examiner Prichard finally
decided to hold the teachers examination
week earlier than had been Intended,
and il occurred on the 18th and 18th of
April. There were eight candidates.
A son Wa born to Mr. and Mrs. James
Powers Ola the 18th inst.-A recent issue
of the Gree ntield (Mass) Recorder mem
lions the election of our toWnsman, Rev.
Carey l.. Watson, to the school comm -
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ROCHESTER,.

III On flee was in Springfield. VT. a
lew uaSs asst Week.-Mrs. Bruce, a nurse
from Burli gton, has been here caring for
n Mrs. IoWhAnd, who Is sick with grip
hlrles huiitt was in White River juno
non recently The news of the death of
MIS-. EenJafni Rogers, who died at the
nome OF her so Henry at Wichita, Kan,
mas peen receiVd by friends hore.--Kiles
Stoch"el was IN town few days recent
ly.-Mrs. Gertrud, Guernsey and dauyh-
Ter Achsa are in Montpelier for few
uays'-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Cook April H. Charles Emerson and
WIFE have broke up housekeeping in Ford $
plock and are staying at John Towers
al present,-A daugher was born to Mr..
ana Mrs. Fred Marsh April 15th-Mabel
smith is in Bellows Falls
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

staying a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. VIII Bryant was taken very sick
with pneumonia.-Mrs VIII G. DE
MarneuN has gone to Island Pond for a
Visit.-Mark Hitchcock came up from Bos-
ton Saturday for short stay.--Miss Lii
Ian Miller came home from Barton last
week for visit--1he village North hin
aud Mill schools began last Monday
There were no preaching services in town
Easter day very unusual occurrence
lIiny Wright came home from Newport
Saturday,-Thc Congregational Sunday
school voted five (5) dollars for the famine
sufferers in Gndia.-Jay Percy moves back
from Derby and Steve Powers moves into
the village.
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CREAMERY NOTES.

Statement OF the orange County Cream
cry Co., of Chelsea, for March: Cream.
1903; milk received at creamery. 243 -3J
pounds; butter made from same and an
equivalent of milk and cream sold. l4.570
pounds; received for butter. deducting
freight and commission, s33i279, running
expenses, including one-half cent per H.
reserved, 1894 10; paid patrons 2ra cents !.
average test i65 5-6
The statement of the Cooperative
Creamery OF Randolph for March shows
q 40 lbs. of butter made, for which $3.50
were received. The cost to manufacture
was Gets. per pound. including u cent per
pound reserve on butter fat. The price
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BRADFORD.

Lemuel Laird of South Walden is visit
ing his sister, Mrs Thomas George. -
Charles Webb is visiting friends in Mont
peler.-Frank Grow of Rutland has been
visiting his sisters, Mrs. b. f. Chamberlin
and Mrs. NJ, j. Butlcr.-Mrs. Fred Adams
and daughter Hazel have been in North
Thetford for few days.-Miss Susan Carr
of Lynn, y. H., was the guest of Miss
Gertrude Dewey last wcek.-The Chatau-
qua Circle will meet with Mrs. Farnham
April 19.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Erwin have
taken charge of the Breezy Point
farm in Warren, n. H.. and left for that
place Thursday Horace S. Homer OF
Boston has rented the office formerly oc-
cupied by the late George 4. Dickey.-Mrs.
Frank Ford and daughter Maud spent
Sunday in circuit Falls.-NIss Bernice
Cooley gave a party to about Twenty-Five
of her friends Friday evening. Lemon
Sherbert and cake were served
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

At the annual meeting of the Randolph,
Braintree and i}rookheld Fish Protective
League the following officers were elect
ed; President, G. Il. Mann; vice-presidcnt.
A ~ Manchester; secretary. II. II. How
ard; treasurer, b. \. Flint; directors j.
T. kimtall. T.. n. Aliis, w. NJ. Terry, fy-
man Hutchinson, Is, II. Howard: audi
tors, j. =. Laport and A. Il. Manchester.
Mrs. Horace Clifford of the south VILLAGE
returned home Saturday after a several
weeks stay i'm Burlington with her son.
Earl who has been i'll with pneumonia.
charles Stimits has charge of the butter
making for tho Green Mountain stock
farm and began work there last week.
Aonzo Emery has hired furnished
house in Washington and his daughter.
Josephine, who has been visiting in Now
York city, was to join her parents there
saturday. Clarence Emery will leave for
the capital soon. probably this week
The benefit entertainment for the RAN
do pm orchestra, which was given at
Grange hall Friday evening, was a decid-
cd success financially. netting tidy sum
Tor the musicians 1t was given by
grange talent under grange auspices The
parts in the play were well taken and the
selections by DIR. w. NJ Kelly Because"
and the Holy City" were highly appre-
ciated by the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs G., G. Flint and baby are
ali i'll with measles. He is master of the
al tbc ,,,o.,;,, y" w Pi''e"'
Edward T. 1-nt,o, -, " e,..
afternoon ~, 49, ii 10 1'Vu o"I'u"y
Railroad etroot , - ', i 1, VI
before he euffo,.o, - ~. va!
which no ro,o,. rol,iod ,k, 80. iol''
he was st,icl,en uttth oyi,. j." 0a, Ieo
greatly disah,nd bin, ,as, 20 "iiluh
feobIe boai,h tIa 49,, Nm al w.
1SGo and Wa a r,oo,t',,,,- - 9ai.C
his residence ba,.o p,y '''t W. i1s
ing health tio We ~ o''e.u ", - ia..-
his parents bei,,, n,,'s,1,,, "a ~
ham. He was erad,,ntod n.y., '' 90 , -
old from tho Sas,iota. ME- Ii 'V S, 80
and was n nract,tionor ~, pt.,'.oo,I -
nine wears Several ,;n,os "a hoI3 ~ i -,
flee of president of No I,ar,,,1,,. 49,, ia
society and was e,sio, o.n,,,i,,it,r ',,'
geon from 1863 mi $50 10 ,',a -.
her Of the America Nio1ina, - i''' -
the White River VaII.,, MadiooI ,o,,' '',''
He was twice married. "a bn, ,,, e,.,S
rem bv his first wife Ador r,bo ,, IA" ".
the age of 10 and Icdus,., nansior,' ~
Cincinnati. O. now with prara,,nn s Nv
manufacturers and who1es,1o doa,ons ",
window shades His prastn+ uifo ,,a,
Miss Emeline 'revksburv whor, ~ 49,,
ried ten years ago. she is a darrhtar 80
the late A w Tewksbury '''0' VI
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IIE BU Rl1NGION FREE PRESS: THURSDAY ArIl. 49, lyv

day evening.-NIrs. w. =. Townsend went
to Barre on Tuesday to spend the week
with his sister, Miss Lizzie Townsend
During the month of March Orange Coun.
~ Creamery received 1853 pounds of cream
and 2lS, 500 pounds of milk. from which
li,57c pounds of butter were made, pa
irons being paid 24ls cents per pound: av-
eraGc test was 4.G6 So Current expenses
were 1894 49, The milk received ono day
last week amounted to six tons and liz
pounds.-Dr. NJ. H. Corwn went to Wa
verify, Mass, Friday to visit his daugh er
Alice, who is at Mclean Asylum.
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ROXBURY,

Mrs Heman Avorill was in Montpelier
last Tuesday to attend the funeral OF an
uncle of Mr.. Averill s.-The l. o. G. T.
held sugar social at heir rooms last
Tuesday evening. Miss Mildred Severy
spent a few days Of last week in North
held.-Harry Frat has fnished work for
{. w. circuit and has gone to his home
in Brantree. Willard Latham has been
SICK with the grip at the home of his
brother, Marshall Latham.-''Tcd" Ray
mond and mother have gone to Mortified
to keep housc-M. f. Bagley is running
the pump at the water house Charles
Bagley has recovered from his recent Ill
ness and is able to be out-Mrs. L.. p.
Booth has been visiting her sister, Mrs
George Spalding. Miss Gertrude Rich
was in Mortified last week.--George
Weary and wife have returned from Koene
where they have been during the winter
Hosea Andrews is home from Randolph
-6eorge French has moved from VIII
Shepards farm to a part of the circuit
house.-Will Shepard has sold his farm
to Alfred Flint.-Mrs. Frances Roberts Is
bettor.-Miss Ina Wilson Of Brdintroe is
visiting Miss Eliza Robcrts.--Mrs. Charles
St Johns Is very slck.-Rev. Mr.. Merrill
of St. Johnsbury preached here Sunday
Rodney Wiley is quite sick at the home
of F. Wiley and his daughter. Mrs. Addie
l.. Hunt, OF East Randolph, is caring for
him.-Mrs. Brown is i'll with pneumonia
at the home of her brother, George
Young.-Mrs. +. p. Bean is At home from
Observation-Disclosures Andrews intends 10
open thu mill Monday.-Mrs. Lindsey Cole
brook ana children are visiting in North
cid and =. \. Roys Is repairing their
Nuse.-RalIh Dunsmooris visiting his par
ns.-Mrs. Clark (Wiloy) Flint, aged 20
,1"s, died AT her home on the edge Of
.Oi field at flvs o'clock Tuesday morn
i"s VIII a tumor. She had been sick but
S'ot time. She leaves a husband and
W. N'l"ren, William and Gladys, b,sides
an ased nother. who li;ed with her and
, .lree pfotlers. The funeral was led
from hcr ate home Thursday Afternoon
a, one. oclotk-Mrs. Hattie Shepard aia
MISS haha Flint of Montpelier have beer
caring for Nor
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Lilly Of Calais is visiting relatives in
town.-Owng to unfavorable weather the
attendance at the republican caucus Sat.
urday night was SMALL. II. Wilson and
Dr. w. e. Lawrence were elected dele
gates to the State convention. They
choose as their alternates II. ID. Vail and
George Lackey.-Mss frankie Abbott who
has been quite i'll is able to be out again.
Mrs. George Lackey is ill.--George
Wheeler of Barre was in town on Sunday
TO see his father, /. Il. Wheeler who has
been seriously i'll, but is now considered
out of danger
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N0RTHFIElD.

Joseph w. Gould died Saturday morn
ing about : o'clock at his home in Goulds-
Vile of stomach trouble lie leaves a
wife, two daughters, Mrs. G. l.. Andrews
of Newbury, Mrs !. b. johnson OF North
field and one son, Myron L., OF Denver,
Col. Mr. Gould for>many years has con-
Quoted in a successful manner the WOOL
en- mill at Goudsville and was one Of the
wealthest men of the town. He was a
good business man and possessed many
excellent traits of character His gener-
osity was proverbia yet whatever he did
was done In a quiet and unpretentious
manner, The Methodist church al Goulds-
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Ada Burroughs of Randolph is at
John Mudgetts for q few days-Charies
Putnam of Newport, who has been guest
of 9. e. Walls during the past 10 days
has Observation-Disclosures Ellis of Randolph
was in town last week.-Among those i'll
with grip last week were Mr. and Mrs
Henry Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Man
chester, Mrs. Burnett, Mr.. Newman Mrs
Martha Sibley.-News was received last
week of the death of Mrs. Charles Bur
bank of Providence. r. 1.-The death Of
Mr.. William l.. Clley, aged go years and
months. occurred ait his late home last
Wednesday at u p. IN. The funeral was
held on Saturday at O'Clock. The burial
being in the family lot in village cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Phelps who have
been visiting friends in Boston, returned
last week-Dr Burnett was in Bethel last
Tuesday and Wednesday, Congrega-
tional church was kindly remembered on
last Sunday by the gift of a beautiful
bouquet of Easter lilies from Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Morse former residents
but now of Springfield, Mnss-Miss
Royce, trained nurse who has had the
care of Mrs. O. a. Burbank during the
past two weeks. has returned to Burling-
ton.-NIiss Addie Hastings is in New York
city this week.-Mr and Mrs L. D. Bee
man. who have been guests at Rev j. D.
Beeman's, have returned to their home in
New York..-Mrs. George Dewey and
daughter are in STAFFORD this week. -Lu-
Glen Parkhurst, who visited his father
over Sunday, returned to his employment
on Tuesday forenoon.-Mrs. Frank r.
Northrup and Miss Helen Burbank were
In Montpelier last Friday to attend the
funeral of the late Mrs. Charles Burbank
Mr.. Segs is In Barre this week.-C, H.
Burbank of Providence. r. l., visited his
parents in town over Sunday.-Mrs. Bert
/. Moody is visiting in Waterbury.-Miss
L al n
Barre.'--Mrs. Griswold and daughter of
blrre are guests at Mrs. Martha Sibleys
Faster was observed last Sunday in the
Congregational church concert under
me Management of Mrs. Erva NJ Sargent
was even in the evening.
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SYLVESTER TARBoX's ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden, So.
The Honorable the Probate Court for tho
District of Chttenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate of Sylvester Tarbox, late Of
Whereas application hath bean mads
to this court in writing by the executor
of the last will and testament of this de-
the real estate of said deceased
representing to said court, that it would
be beneficial 10 the heirs and all persons
Interested in the estate of said deceased,
to sell the whole of the real estate Of
said deceased and convert the same into
money.
And bringing into court the consent and
appreciation in writing, OF all the heirs TO
said estate residing in this State, and set
ting forth the situation OF the real Is
tate.
Whereupon the said court appointed
and assigned the l4th day OF May
1900 at the Probate Court Rooms in said
district. to hear and decide upon said ap-
plication ana petition andordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given to all persons
interested therein. by publishing said or
der, together with the time and place OF
hearing, three weeks successfully in tn,
burlington Free Press. a Newspaper which
circulates in the neiR borhoOd OF tho,
persons interested In said estate, all whici
publications shall be previous TO the da,
appear oefo:e said Court st the time and
place assigned. then and there ia said
Court 10 mako your objection to the
u on sp'h nv see
Court rooms this 18th day of April. 100,
EZRA NJ. HORTON,
swN Registor
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VERSHIRF.

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Church Tuesday the 10th inst.-Elder
Mead and family have moved into the
tenement formerly occupied by y. II.
Martin.-Ernest Cross is working at Post
Mills for II. II. Southworth.-Alonzo Cross
went to Bradford Saturday returning
Sunday.--Miss Ina Peaslee of Glen Elder
Kansas. is visiting at her cousins, Mrs.
Y. w. Allis.
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PlAINF FIELD,

Herbert Emery and Miss Nellie Lucas
Of Marshheid were married at the brides
home Wednesday. April 11.-At the ropub-
lican caucus held last Saturday evening
j.. f. Fortney and Ezekiel Skinner were
chosen to attend the district convention
and George Whitcher and Fred Bancroft
to attend the State convcntion.-Dr. Gale
has moved into his IA thars tenalnont
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DIR. FLANDERS TESTIFIES.

Rutland, April 1s--In the Mulin-Flan-
ders case to-day Dr. w. Is. Lund of Bur
lington testified for the defence and DR..
Flanders took the stand IN his own be-
half, making a general denial OF the PLAIN
tin's testimony and asserting that if his
directions had been followed she would
now be able to walk
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Isaac Vaughn is caring for her sis
ter, Mrs. Byron Pierce. Caleb Sabn is
improving.-C. II. Dana was in Burlington
ION Wednesday.-Nl of the sugar maxi
crs reported good run of sap.--Lucy Sabin
returned to Burlington last Monday
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CALAIS,

Mrs Christina Haskell of North Calais
is sick with the pneumonia.--E. w.
cate dislocated his left shoulder last
Thursday.-Quite good deal of maple SUI
gar has been made SO far this spring.--D.
ID. Lamb has opened his meat market,
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