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Evening star., 1900-04-05
TRIALS OF ESCAPED PRISONERS.
Capt. Haldane and Lieut.. LIE MesurieF
Give Experiences.

LONDON, April 5.-Further details just
received from Lorenzo Marques in regard
To Capt. Haldane of the Gordon Highland
ers and Lieut.. LIE Mesurier of the Dublin
Fusiliers, who recently arrived there after
escaping from Pretoria, encountering peri
lous adventures in the way, show that
their experiences were very similar to
those of Winston Churchill, the war cor
respondent, who also escaped from Pre-
toria In December last. Hiding in swamps
during the day time, having narrow
capes from Boer patrols and traversing
100 miles of country, Capt. Haldane and
Lieut.. LIE Mesurier at length reached
Watervalcover, in the South African re-
public where they hid in an open railroad
truck. covered with tarpaulin.
Continuing the narrative of their ex-
periences, the two officers said:
AT daybreak, to our delight, the train
moved on After eight hours we arrived
at kornatie Port. but were dismayed by
the switching of our truck to a siding,
while the remainder of the train moved
on into the promised land only a mile dis
sternatiOn, We heard some one unfasten
the tarpaulin, the darkness of the truck
was changed to brilliant daylight and a
Dutchman looked over the contents For
hours We did not move and Were cramped
and stifed by the heat. The following
morning, to our intense delight, the truck
was coupled to a goods train and we soon
crossed the line into Portuguese territory
capt Haldane added that he and Lieut.
LIE MeSurfer hope soon to join their regi-
ments and face the Beers again. The two
officers show traces of the hardships they
have endured. their long hair and un-
shaven faces being particularly noticeable.
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Unsuccessful Attempt to Relieve Gar
rison at Mafeking.
COL. PLUMbR'S COLUMN REPULSED
Beers Still Closing in South and
East of Boemfontein.
ROBERTS BASE THREATENED

LONDON. April "a special dispatch
from Lorenzo Marques says sharp fighting
occurred April in the neighborhood of
Mafeking. The garrison made a sortie,
while Gen Plumers cavalry attacked the
Beers at Ramathlabama- Both attacks
were repulsed. Twenty OF Col. Piumers 8
men were found dead on the field and six
others were made prisoners. The federal
losses were small.
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JAPANESE EXPECT WAR.
Russia's Methods in COrea Excftes the
Gravest Apprehension.


| YOKOHAMA, March %, via Williams
Head quarantine, B. c., April 5-While the
tone of the native press is exceedingly mod
crate and guarded, 1t is quite evident that
thinking Japanese are impressed with the
serious character of the situation regarding
| Russia. 1t certainly looks now as If there
| was something serious in the pertinacity
| in which the occidental press has been in
| sisting imminence of a war between
| the two countries.
/ In the last few days it has been definitely
| announced that the Russian method of in
| sinuating has been applied to Corea in the
| usual form of a court adviser and a large
loan.
| War Preparations Continue.
| SHANGHAI, April 5.-The ominous prep
| arations of the Russian and japanese war
| departments continue. The Russians are
making strenuous efforts to fill Port Arthur
with grain, even ar panic prices, and are
| importing quantities of wheat from North
| China.
| Japan has called out her naval reserves
| for service during the approaching ma
| peuvers, when the entire Japanese fleet
viii be engaged.
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afnr sale.

A LIVE. PAYING, CASH GENERAL
MERCHANDISE STORE for sale in fine
farming town. Bargain if taken at once.
H.. Free Press. IA, dSw If
FOR SAIE-New blacksmith shop and
tools with house and barn and eight
acres Of land and tine orchard. situated
in village of Jericho Centre, Address f.
c. Savoy, Jericho Centre, VI. 49,w4t
WHIST SCORE CARDS. nice ones, lG
cents a dozen, by mail u cents a dozen,
Free Press Association. 33wtf
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH R0YAlTON,

Mrs. u. l.. Burnett has returned from
trip to Barre, Williamstown, Montpelier.
Burlington, Underhill and Winooski.-
Fred Newman has returned from Barre -
ir. and Mrs. Galusha are at their resi-
lcnce for WILHELM. and Mrs. Marvin
iazen start this week on their European
rip.-D G.. Stoughton's family moved to
'he tenement recently vacated by G. L.
Abbott on Wednesday.-Mrs Burton Ten
aey visited her sister in Royalton last
Tcek.-Miss Jennings started Mon
lay for Europe.-Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Dur
tee returned from Boston last Thursday
.fternoon.-C, +, Abbott has sold his llV-
ny stable to NJ. II. Hazen and Chester
ianborn who have taken possession this
week.-Mrs.. Buffam is the guest of Mrs.
!! b. Viall,-Mrs, Carroll Griswold of
larre is the guest OF Mrs Martha Sibley.
-ilarry Eas man of Manchester, y. H.,
Tas in town rccently.-C. +. Abbott has
moved to the farm he recently bought of
l. n Cloud.-Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Man
hester visited friends in Randolph recent
Y.-Mrs James r.. Cow and daughter,
iyrtle of Barre are guests at II. II. Whit
omb's for few weeks.-Mrs. Pierce is
visiting at J, @. Ashleys.-Mrs, Mann is
n Dexter, Me, visiting her mother for a
few weeks.-J. Q, Freeland has recently
returned from Boston,-Mrs Downing OF
Barre is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Farnham.
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case of J. S. Niles VS.. the Barre and Mont
pclier Power and Traction CO., which was
set for trial at this term was continued to
the September term owing to misundcr-
standing between the counsel regarding
the time of the reconvenng Of the court.
In the divorce case of Mabel T.. MCLca VS..
Daniel *. McLea, bill was granted for rc-
fusal to support. j G.. Wing for petition
er. The court heard arguments on the mo-
ton TO set aside the verdict in the case OF
Daniel +. MCGoVern vs.. Central Vermont
Railway on the ground that 1t was excess
I've and outrageous. G, W. Writer'S, assist
ca by J. ~. Sentcr for the railroad, favor
ed the motion and T. j.. Laird and j W.
Gordon attorneys for McGovcrn opposed.
The case Of George White VS.. John Titus
was referred to r. ~. Dcavitt as referee.
The case of II. w. Kemp VS.. Smith and
johnson was settled and discontinued
Prof. n. j. Whtehill of the high school
and Mrs. Whitehil are to sail on June
goth from Montreal to England. They
contemplate "A somewhat extended tour
through several Of the European coun-
tries and will visit the Paris exposition
before returning
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
DtRBY.

Or. and Mrs. j. A. Steele and son
Charles of Minneapolis, MINI, visited
friends in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs
George Carpenter are here from the West
for a few weeks.W. II. Daley and Miss
Carrie Black of Coventry were married
Wednesday evening, June 18th at the home
of the bride, Rev. Mr.. Bole of Coventry
officiating. The ceremony was witnessed
by n large circle of relatives and friends
They left on the night train for a short
wedding trip.-Fletcher Daley and family
are visiting his aged mother and other
friends in town.-Mrs. Moulton, who has
been caring for Mrs. W. n. Hopkinson
has gone to Newport to assist in the
care OF Hon. J. +. Dickernan, who is
sick with a kidney trouble.-Mrs. Emma
Sawyer and Miss Blanche Daley are Wis
iting at their fathers, Wilbur Dailey's.-
At caucus held in the town hail in this
village last Saturday evening about 430
votes were cast for senator, of these about
100 majority was given to delegates in ia
vor of Hon. w. w. Grout.-The Misses
McDuffee of Stanstead Plain gave u re-
cital in the Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday evening of this week for the
benefit of the Methodist Episcopal Ladies'
Circle.
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BRADFORD.

Rev. and Mrs. II. j. kilburn and Dea-
con Norcross attended the State confer
ence at Newport-Miss Lena Allen re-
turned from Iinsdale. n. H, Saturday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes johnson from Lyme.
y. H., have been spending a few days at
the home OF Deacon Arthur Johnson
Fred Everett is home for a weeks vaca-
ton from Winchendon, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. S. Lovejoy from Wil,iamstown,
Mass, has arrived in town to spend the
summer-Miss Evelyn Celley of Mont
policr Seminary is home for the summer
vacation.-M Edith Peary. who has been
spending the last few months in East
Randolph with her uncle and aunt. re-
turned home last week.-t'red f. Richard
has resigned principal of the high
school and is to go to Randolph. Mr.. Guy
FELTON, of Ncwbury is to be his successor
here.-At meeting of the Congregational
society it was voted to hire Rev. n. J
Kilbourn for another year as pastor at
an increase of salary.-Francis Flanders
and Miss Wayne FLANDERS are in town,
called here by the death OF their mother
last Week.-Mrs. Edith Chamberlin, who
has been teaching in st. Johnsbury is at
home.-Mss Maude Harris of West Leb-
anon is in town for the summer.-MisS
Marion Mum, who has been in the EN-
ploy of Houghton and Dutton in Boston
returned to Bradford last week.-Mrs..
Marion Abbott, a trained nurse of White
River Junction. was the guest of Miss
Helen Blake the first of the Week.-Mrs.
Isabel Thyng returned to her home in
Lacona Monday.-The reception Of the
graduating class given by the Epworth
League after the exercises Friday even
ing, was very enjoyable affair.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Or. and Mrs. L. O. Blanchard expect to
leave on their European trip July 3. DR..
%. j. Shaw of Philadelphia will take
charge of DR.. Blanchard's practice during
his absence.
The suit of West d Varney of Boston VS..
Z. T.. Evans of this place has been settled
by Mr.. Evans paying $500 which was 1910
less than was claimed.
Col. Robert j. Kmball and family came
from Brooklyn, n. y. Friday evening for
the summer at Montague Place.
Miss Minnie Smith has arrived from
Roanoke. Va, to spend the summer here.
Miss Mary s. Dubois arrived Saturday.
Since her return from Europe she has
been visiting friends in New York and
Boston on her way here.
Miss Bertha Manney went to Boston
Saturday where she will spend q month
or 50 with friends She will visit in Mid
dlebury before her return.
Arthur l.. Newton, son OF Isaac T. New
ton and wife of this place has won his ex-
penses to Paris and the admiration of
thousands by winning the Marathon race
at Celtic Park, Long Island. Saturday. lie
was the representative of the New York
Athletic club and was one of % contest =
ants with good records. Newton covered
the Is miles OF the course in just hour,
2S minutes and 81 seconds. The last mile
he ran in six minutes and six seconds and
was fresh after the race. His friends here
are jubilant over his victory.
Prof. and Mrs Ira ID. Shaw left for
Oberln. Ohio Monday to spend a month
with her parents.
Monday evening at the Christian parson-
age Edwin A. Morse, for several years a
popular clerk in W. w. Morton's grocery
and Miss Maud Dudley Of this place were
quietly married, none of the many friends
of the young couple knowing of the happy
event until yesterday. Rev. w. H. Child
ley performed the ceremony. They Will re-
side at the home of the groom's parents
for the present
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STOWE.

w. J. Bruce of Iowa with his family
visited his sister. Mrs. r.. c. Russell. last
week.--Dr. Grout of Waterbury was call
ed to town Monday to sec a young son
of Ira Chamberlaln.-Mr and Mrs. Dan
Culver are rejoicing over the birth Of "A
son born to them Sunday. June i7th.--A.
j. Walton of Schenectady, y. V. was in
town over Sunday.--George w. Morrow,
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League.
will speak Mt the town hail Friday even
ing. June % at o'clock.--H. q. Thomas is
attending the c. a. X. cncampment at
Newport this Vocabulary a. Gibbs and
Mary Houston, both of stowe. were mar
RED Wednesday morning by Rev. G. =.
Emery.--Thcre will be "A promenade and
dance at Iloveioy's Han Friday evening
OF this week.--J c. Shcdd left Monday
morning for Bristol whore he will at
tend the State camp of $. of VA Ladies'
Aid society was organized Saturday even
ing at 9. A. K. Hall consisting Of about
officers refreshments were served.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Smallcy
June l0th.-The funeral services of Mrs.
Lucy Adams Gale were held at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Jenney Wed
nesday forenoon, June 20. Mrs. Gale had
reached the age of eghty-three years
and had spent the greater part of her life
in stowe, but for last few years mad made
her home with daughters in Grand tia-
ven, Mich. where her death occurred The
remains were accompanied by her young
est daughter. Mrs. Gcrtie Gale Pfan. OF
Mrs. Gales fourteen children ten are now
living, Frank Gale. p. r. Gale. Mrs Bet
sey Slayton and Mrs. H. T.. Jenney still
living in stowe. The services were at
tended by Rev. |. =. Booth of MorrisviLe
assisted by Rev. +. w. Gale.
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WATERVILlE.

Miss Mary Wilbur has returned from
Builington,-A. II. Roberts Is building an
addition to his barn.-Dr. G.. h. Maurice
was in Burlington two days last week 49,
r. w. Hulburd and j. II. Stevens of Hyde
Park were in town last Week.-Mrs. Ed
ward Fitzgerald ana children returned
Saturday from their visit to New Hamp-
Shire.-Miss Mable Miller who is attend
ing school at Morrisvile, is spending her
vacation at home.-C. c. Tobin of Clover
dale was the guest of George Mann last
week-Alr. ana Mrs Eli Westcot visited
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Tobin at
Pleasant Valley over Sunday.--Mr, NJ j.
Manchester and sister of Plainview, MINI,
are visiting in toHn,-George Maurison
has moved into one of Frank Laraway's
tenements on Main streot.-A son was
born to MIR. and Mrs William Notemire
on the 18th, and "A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Thomas on the 18th.
which died on the following day.-Mr and
Mrs. j. w. Page of Bristol were in town
last week.-Mrs.. Harvey Baker and Mrs
Laura Cunitz visited friends in Pleasant
Valley over Saturday and Sunday The
largest caucus ever held here was held
Saturday evening in the town hall at
district and county conventions were cleo
ted. ii. l.. Beard was chairman, DR. G..
b. Maurice secretary, S. II. Miller and III.
$, Jackson ballot clerks There was no
contest over the State and county con
ventions but "A hot contest was waged be-
tween the Page and Powers men over the
delegates to the district convention result
Ing triumph for the Powers delegates,
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BRAIN T Rec.

Mrs. ]. Parsons of New York is visit
ing at her sisters, Mrs. Herbert Flint
Elbridge Holman is in Chelsea as petit
juror.--Mrs. a. Brown and children Of
Berlin are visiting in town the guests Of
her father, Martin Linheld and her sister,
Mrs. George Flint.-Mrs. Martin Iiniield
has been quite indsposed the past week.
George Flint and wife were in Williams
town Wednesday to attend the Pomona
Grange held at that place.-John Prince
of Randolph is stopping for a few day,
with Daniel Flint and wife.-Miss Flora
Woodward is in Williamstown teaching
the grammar grade of the village school
during the absence of the former teacher.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. +.
Eastman last week.-Daniel Flint was
called to Chelsea last week on business
II. w. Fits is in Chelsea.-The Misses
Clevelands OF the r. S. n. S. are at home
for their summer vacation.-W. Bagley
and wife of Granville were in town the
last of the week.-Carl Edminster, who
has been spending a few weeks in town,
has gone to White River Junction to re-
sumo his former work on the railroad line.
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BARTON LANDING,

G. A. Dean and wife welcomed a nine
pound boy to their home last Saturday.
George Churchill of Saint Cloud, MINI, a
former resident here, arrived here Monday
and will spend few weeks visiting rela-
tives and old friends.-S. c. Kimball has
Duilt him nice summer cottage on his
farm at Albany and has moved his family
there to remain until October.-Mrs. VIII
mot and daughter of Island Pond are WIS.,
iting al T.. NJ. Carpenter's.-LeonG Gay ar
rived home from Yale College on Monday
to spend his summer vacation.-E. d. Col
Inns, Phi. D., instructor in history at Yale
will be home Friday. He delivered the
Grafton at the anniversary reunion Of the
alumni of Lyndon Institute Tuesday even
ing, Several from this place attended
these exercises and several plan to attend
the closing exercises of ST. Johnsbury
Academy on Friday.-Mr, Huse of New
port has completed his job of putting steel
ceiling in the Congrega tional church and
it is ready for the painters.
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SOUTH HERO,

Locust Grove Farm, South Hero, was
the scene of pretty wedding Tuesday
evening when Miss Ella Kibbc was united
in marriage to Mr. Burton W. Irish.
Palms, ferns, roses and carnations car
ried out n color scheme of green and
white throughout the rooms. tall
screen of green relieved with ropes of
daisies was arranged for the bridal party.
and clusters of peones and carnations
with jardniers of palms decorated the
paror's. The dining room was brilliantly
illuminated with wax tapers, white rib
b0ns fell from the chandeliers to the cor
ncrs of the table where they were caught
with SmiaN. The arches were fcstooncd
with ropes of daisies, and syringas and
ferns banked the mantes. Miss Anna
Martin presided at the piano, rendering
Mcudelssohn's Wedding march. The ush-
ers. Messrs. Sydney Phelps and Walter
Irish brother Of the groom formed an aisle
with satin ribbons through the parlors.
The bride entered upon the arm of her
mother, Mrs. Kibbc-Allen. who was gown
ed in "A dainty foulard silk of pearl gray
trimmed with violet velvet and rich APP
plique. They Were preceded by her maids,
the Misses RoEcne Doughorty and May
Como and the little Flower Girl. Laura
Cathrinc Cooke. The brides gown was of
cream taffeta. with yoke and sleeves over
laid with embroidered chiffon. Her veil
was fastened with smilaX and she carried
a shower bouquet of bridal roses. Miss
Como wore a gown of white organize
over blue and Miss Doughcrty cream
crepe -de-cbinc. Little Laura Cooke in a
dainty frock of white carried a basket of
daisies. Rev. Charles Ross read the cere-
mony assisted by Revs Milford and Ten
ney. An informal reception followed and
about 10 guests congratulated the happy
pair. Mr. and Mrs. Irish left for a short
trip TO New York city and will return to
q homo a "a
The presents were numerous and costly.
Among the guests from away were Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Milford of Palm Beach,
Fla, Mr. and Mrs Henry Frasier of Co
hoes, y. Y, Mir. and Mrs j. Crannel of
Troy. \. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s Ballard
and Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Ballard of Mont
pelier. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. McNall of Mil
/ ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sails. George Hall and
Miss Jennie Trick Of Burlington, Mrs. Ed
ward Snyder of Orange. n. j., DR.. and
Mrs. L. j. Cooke of Minneapolis and Miss
Maude Gilbert of Burlington.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
AL-BURG,

At a republican caucus held in town
Saturday night Page delegates to the
district convention We're elected. They
were Arthur Shelly, =. NJ. Sabre and Will
lam Wightman. Delegates To state con-
vcntion are f.. n. Goodsell, NJ. A. Lessor
and II. II. eynolds.-Children's day ex-
oXcises were held in the school house at
West Alburg last Sunday.-There was an
auction sale on Saturday afternoon the
18th inst, at tho re sidence of NJ L. Good
rich, of the real estate and household
fleets of the late Miss Miranda Mott
Mrs. George ". Sabre of Providence Il.
l., accompanied by her daughter and lit
tie son, has arrived in town and will spend
the summer at II. G.. Jameson's. Mr.. Sa-
hre will come later-MiSseS Josie and
Nellie Sabre will go this week to tioyoko,
Mass, where they eXpct to remain for Il
while.-Owing to Illness, Miss Della Boz
harmon had to leave her school for a
week. Miss Georgia Sweet took her place.
Royce Marvin is at home from Clarence
vile Academy, where he has been attend
in fpr
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WATERBURY,.

Mrs. o. NJ. Amber passed away on Mon
day at the age Of 6S. She leaves a hus-
band but no children. The funeral ser
vices will be held at her home Thursda y
at 10 A. m Mrs. +. Paul Of Morrsville
will oiiiciatc. Her remains will be taken
to Huntington for intermcnt.
c. +. Moody has sold his farm known
as the II. NJ. Troy place TO J. S. Hlll
of Moretown, who will take possession
Immediately. Consideration, s21O6
Miss E. f. fincman, matron at the
hospital, has resigned her position and
is now working her notice. She leaves
this position to accept another similar no
sition where she will receive greater COM
pensation for her services.
There seems TO have arisen a little dis
pute about the legality of filming the boys
so large an amount for riding on the side
walks. +. +. Palmer is TO fight the case
in behalf of the boys. The trial will be
held next Friday,
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

The June term of the Lamoille County
Court was FINISHED Thursday afternoon.
In the case Of h. n. Hunt against George
Allen, the jury decided that the defendant
should receive his cost This was an ac-
ton in trover to recover for lumber sold
Mr.. Allen by Mr.. Weed of Lowell on
which h. a. Hunt held a chattel mort
gage. Hunts mortgage was improperly
recorded at the town clerks office and
consequently Allen received no notice as
to the stock of lumber in 1887. As re-
CARDS the stock of 1898, the jury decided
on the evidence that Mr.. Weed had licen> 6
from Mr.. Hunt to sell.
In the case OF X. 6. Prentss against
George Hutchins, appellant, Judgment
was entered for Prentiss, the clerk to as
sess damages. In the two cases of Ed
ward Lee against Frank Ploof. appellant,
judgment was rendered by trial by court
for Ploof. motion for certified execu-
ton was granted Mr.. Gordon of Mont
pelier was attorney for the defendant and
l.. c. Moody of Waterbury for the plain
tiff
Divorces were granted in the following
cases: Ida Woodwork Of Elmore from
Dearborn Woodwork, George NJ. Powers
attorney for petitioner; Eleanor C. Wheel
or from William II. Wheeler of Wolcott,
X. w. Hulburd and L. j. Thompson, at
torneys for petitioner; Daniel Fosburg Of
Waterville from Lizzie NJ. Fosburg f. II.
MGR arland attorney for petitioner: Fred
G. Fuller of Eden against Matte Fuller
II. W. IIulburd attorney for petitioner b.
a. Hunt attorney for petitionee.
Only one State case was tried. State
against +. 6. Foss of Morrisville In this
case the jury did not make out its case
and the respondent was discharged
The following parties were naturalized
at this term Of court: George Williams,
William II. Leslie, NJ. q. Grady. ]. c.
Hartwell of Johnson, Anthony McGinnis
and Hugh McGinnis of Eden. Lewis l..
Mayo of Stowe. Calvin Tyndall OF Nor
rstown, Fred Guard of Belvidere, w. w.
Genge, NJ. D.. of Hyde Park.
At Saturday evenings caucus G.. q. Al
len was made moderator and A. N. Camp
secretary. X. W. Hulburd A. c. Davis
Geo. +. Mudgett and S. Il. Waite were
chosen as delegates to attend the State
convention held at Montpelier the 9th OF
June. The delegates to the county con-
vention to be held in this village the Sd
of July are Geo. Il. Allen, Chester Hol-
brook, II. f, liulburt, f. II. Child, Harvey
Souther S. X. Vaughn. A. A. Darling, j
$. Scofleld, w. T. Sayton, W. l.. Girls
void, +. II. Lurvey and l.. II. Lewis The
caucus elected as republican town COM
mittee, p. &. Blake. f. l.. Lilley and George
Midget.