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WlLllSTON,

Mrs. j. c. Bradley of Richmond is in
town caring for Mrs. Van Il. Chase. Mrs.
Lillian Bradley of Morctowu visited at her
sisters. Mrs. w. II. Tarboxs, last week.
Mrs. Lydia Barney is spending some
time with friends in town.-Miss Margaret
ilarrigan and Mrs. Annie Whalen of Boil
ton visited friends in town Thursday
Mir and Mrs. John johnson spent two
days with their son. Charles and family.
last wcek.--Miss Grace Bliss and Fred
Bliss spent the day with friends in Bur
lington Saturday.-Georgc w. Whitney
has had another stroke of paralysis and is
In serious ondition--MrS. Susan
Charles, who has been spending a year in
Massachusetts with relatives has return
ed to her home.-Mrs. Sidney Tilley is ILL.,.
Mrs. Arthur Page is i'll and Mrs. Homer
Phelps has been caring for her.
Mrs. Newton Anterior of Waterbury has
come to visit friends in this town and in
jericho.
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FRANKLIN:

Mrs Il. b. Wild and son went to the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baker in West Glover, Saturday for few
weeks visit.-Union Memorial services
will be held In the Methodist church next
Sunday, Rev Mr.. Hubert preaching the
sermon-C. c, Adams of Bellows FANS,
who has Just graduated from the Chicago
Seminary, is spending "A few weeks in
town, before going to Port Byron, H.,
where he has had IA call. Mr. Adams sup
piled the pulpit Of tho Congregational
church for several months two years ago.
--'}cv. Levi Wild is spending three
weeks vacation with his father in Royal
ton.--Albcrt Morey and wife OF Bright
wood Mass, are in tOWn-MrS. Florence
Hopkins spent Sunday with friends in
Montgomery,--The funeral of Mr. j. w.
ROBBIE was held in the NJ. f.. church Tues
day at II o'clock, Rev. Edwin Prouty OFF,
Ciating.
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STOWE.

There will be union memorial services
at Unity church next Sunday morning
with sermon by Rev. Francis Gale.-At .
o'clock a. m, on Memorial day the S of V.
will proceed to the West Branch Cemetery
TO decorate the graves of old soldiers; at
$3.50 II IT, Smith Post will decorate the
graves at the old cemetery. At | o'clock
p, m, the Post, w. r. c., Sons and Daugh-
tiers of Veterans with school children and
all who wish to join will proceed to River
Bank cemetery headed by the Stowe Cor
net band. After the ceremonies at the
cemetery the orders will return TO the
town han where the Grafton will be deli
Vered by W. II. Parker of Cambridge. The
ladies of Unity church will serve dinner at
the vestry.-William Russell has finished
work tor Z. Il. and i. y. Burt and will
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from first page)

last sunday-Thc Rev, MIR. Watts is III
with the grip. Mr. ana Mrs Arthur
Darling and child from lilpin, H.. are the
guests OF Mr. 5. f.. Andrews Rev. hlon-
20 Chase attended the odd Fellows meet
ing at Burlington, representing the Sd-
marian Lodge of Odd Fellows of Rich
mond.-Thc Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. A. T.Williams of Jonesvile last We'd
nesday aftornoon.-Nr and Mrs. Charles
WalStou OF Wiliston were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Freeman last We'd
nesday.-The wall for the new underwear
factory is completed and work has been
commenced on the frame work. 1t Is to
be completed in 80 days. While digging TO
lay the underpinng OF the factory a large
pocket of good building sand was found
more than enough to make mortar for the
wall.-Charles A. Root. Martin Casey. -.
I. MCGargin and James Barrett Of the
Richmond contingent of Company NJ,
First Vermont regiment, who were at
Chlckamauga, went to Burlington We'd
nesday evening to attend the reunion Of
the company out of Is boys who served
I'm Company NJ. five are now serving il
the Philippines. viz, Austin. Berry. Bak-
err. Doyle and Greenough.-F. f.. Freeman
has bought 80 cows and placed them on
his farm which he recently bought. A car
load came from Cabot-Daniel Burke, ST.,
Is quite ill-Thomas Bartro is very sick.
Rev. Father Pauuet was driving towards
JOneSVill" last Saturday with his t"n-Nt ar
old niece. ana seeing some Malflowers he
side the road he gave the lines to the girl
ana got out to pick them. The horse start
ID and the girl could not hold it. Mrs.
8ohonan. seeing the runaway. telephorcd
o., q 1oncsVille. a half mile below, where seV
tai men stopped the animal
The following is the programme OF
commencement exercises at Congregations
| church Thursday evening, June =
luartette. paybreak. Tanning, Misses
Cooley and stanley. MosSrs Lyon and
.lw"tt; Prayer; Soil. a. Absent. h. Loves
'slegN. Metcalf. Miss Adelaide :. Teach
-jut; Recitation, order of Nature Pope,
Mabel Mary Wheatley; Recitation. spring,
lolmoS, Rena Lydia Baker; Soil a.
Rosary Ncvins b. Gypsy John. Johns,
NJ. J. G. lindes; Recitation. The Plough
Nan. Holmes, BESSIE \. Atherton. Reel
lton, Love, Whittier. Mabelle Agnes
haSc. Duet. Love ana War. MeSsrs.
non and iIindcs: Recitation. Gifts, La
,rus. Violet Wheatlev; Recitatiou Ma
urc's chain, Pope Mary Beach Parker;
luartctte. Selectcd Essay, Some Charac-
tristlos of the Filipinos. Harrictt Mabel
ohn-ou; Essay. The Grand old Man"
y the 'Transvaal, Irma West Beach: Solo.
,wo Grenadiers. Schuman. DR. j. G.
lindcS; Presentation of diplomas: quar-
tte from "RieOletto", Verdi Mrs. \.
>. Arkley accompanies.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

1rrY Duha. who is i'll with a fcvor. is
considered some better. Ranny NJ. Young
Of Boston is visiting his many friends in
town after an absence of several years.
Miss BESSIE Rockwell attended the con-
cert In -. Adams Friday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. George sheldon are in with
pneumonia. Mrs sheldon is seriously ill.,
There vas no sunday evening service
owing to the number sick in this COM
muuitN.--Littc Mildred Gordon is sorious-
" III with grin Mildred Mcl1lrov Is home
from Grand IiEne for the summer vaca-
ton. Or Allen Of Swauton vas in town
Saturday, called hero 10y the illness Of
J. 5. Gordons little daughtCr.- Miss Ma
be- Iazon Of St. Adams spent Sunday at
her Old home.
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RICHFORD.

About 1870 O'Clock Sunday evening n
dense smoke was seen issuing from the
large building near the High school. Ser
vices had just begunin the churches which
were broken up and a large crowd assem-
bIed. Inc fire was soon put out 1t
caught near the kitchen stove while MIR.
PARSONS and family We're at church. The
damage was mostly done Dy water and
smoke. There was insurance on the prop
erty of Slip.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. II. +. Clark Saturday the lgth.-Mrs.
Frank Gross and family moved to Rut-
land Thursday to reside.-At the village
meeting Monday evening it was voted 10
pulld more concrete walks to the amount
OF S0n The grocery store of H. f..
clark ana his meat market were closed
last Saturday on account Of finances and
Mr.. Clark has filed petition in bank
!uptcy. -RcV. James Smons and wife went
TO Enosburgh Fails Wednesday afternoon
to attend the meeting of the Woman :
Auxiliary of the Episcopal ch.-Therc
was large attendance TO hear Bishop
Han last week After the service a re-
ception was held at the rectorY. Ernest
Clark went Tuesday 10 Norwich, s. y.
where he is to have employment with a
medicine manuiactory.-T Frontier Post
No. 20. G. ~. K. will attend mass at the
catholic church at O'Clock "A. m. Sun
day and services will be held at / 80 D. M.
at Ayers opera hall, both services viii be
uhdef Inc direction OF Rev. ia Their Dorian.
Frontier Post c. A. r. has prepared an
extra programme for Memorial day this
year. Mr.. 81. Pierre the DISTINGUISHED
Montreal lawyer who served through the
rebellion in a New York regiment, will
deliver the address also an address in the
evening at Ayers opera house,. w.
Shattuck, foreman in the furniture shop
had finger badly jammed in the gearing
OF a machine last Thursday and Wilfred
81 N fell a.,
sanding drum and the palm of his hand
was badly lacerated The Kings Daught
el's sent $50 to the Christian Herald Office
last week for the famine sufferers i'm In
dia,-Col. l." c. LeaVens has lc.l Ned his
position as chief deputy collector Of the
customs at this port, having accepted the
treasurership of the Rchford Savings
bank and Trust Co, TO succeed the late
). j. Carpenter.-George W. Bewert, clerk
In the Boston Clothing Store is to be mar
ried TO Miss Mary St. Pierre of Abercorn,
T.. c., next Wednesday evening.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS,

| Or G. 5. Burt has returned from Phila-
ldelphia. having completed his course At
the Philadelphia Dental college Miss
Grace Fish is in Burlington for a few
days .-Mrs. W. f.. Burt has been serious
ly ILL., but is more comfortable at present
Rev. q. f.. Duell of Montgomery has
been appointed census enumcrator for the
corporaticn.--Rev Il. +. jefferson was
called To Parishvilo y. 4. last week by
the serious illness and death of his father
Cards have been received announcing tn,
marriage of Stewart w Chamberlain ia
Miss Eta tIaskins on Wednesday. MAY H.
at Boston. large circle of friends here
VIII unite in extending congratulations -
IN" entertainment given by the pupils of
the graded school ON Friday evening at
opera hall was success from every point
OF view. Hardly a break was made by the
children during the entire evening. The
receipts were over ST.. which means that
IN" high school now own a high grade
piano. entirely free from debt The recep-
tlon given by the l.. V. |. s. to the teach
erS on saturday evening was a pleasant
social affair Light refreshments were
served.
ley. and Mrs. &. f. jefferson have re-
turned from ParishVille, y. Y-Thc dele
gates to the ST. Adams District Woman
Foreign Missionary Society of the Mctho-
dist church. to be held at Waterbury. MAY
9TH are Mrs. f. W. Draper and Mrs. Net
ne ferlev.-A thank offering service will
be held at the baptist church next sun
d1N evening in the interest of Home Mis-
slons.-ln the absence of the pastor. Rev
a. J.. story of Milton will preach next
Sunday morning at the Methodist church.
Rev. e. F. jefferson will preach the
Memorial sermon at opera hall next Sun
daN afternoon at go p. Memorial SER
vices will he held on Wednesday afternoon
| AT opera hall. The speaker of the day will
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work for G. !. Robinson. He has moved his
family to the house belonging TO Mrs
Lynda Adams There will be sociable
at the vcstry Of the Congregational church
Friday evening May 81. j. Ncarcu has
purchased the drug store which h. has oc-
cupicd for the last ten year, aiJ ... o.. p-
crty connected with I ~ ..
Chandler Watts went Mon ~
Hampshire to attend the fun D.
Watts rCther-in-law.--A little duuau.cr
arrived at G. l.. Coles a few days ago
Stove Cornct band has been engaged to
play at Waterbury Centre in the morning
OF Memorial day-Mark Edison is home
from Burlington where he is attending
the high school.--P. -. Pike has sold his
place TO G. T. Eddv OF Wnifsnel
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JOHNSON.

Rev. I. T. Johnson and wife have gone
TO Boston for a few days--W. II. Stcarns
started for Boston and vicinity on Tues
day for few days on his rake business.
J. l.. Pearl was in Burlington on Tues
daN.-Mrs. w. g. Jones has 50 far improv-
cd as 10 he able 10 be around the house. --
Mrs. Mary &. Morgan is improving in
health.-E. S. Coolidge has carried his
mother to Lowell for a. few weeks stay
Two campmeetinss will be held AZ Ithil
Falls grounds this season. Tho first will
commence June %, and continue FOR ten
days the second one will he i'm Aug. and
for the same length of time The NJ r..
Society are repairing the building and lot
left them by the death of Miss Dodge to
be used as a parsonage.
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SWAN ION.

The Ladies' Whist club of Swanton.
were entertained by Mrs. r.. u. Worthen
al her home in st. Adams Tuesday even
ing and spent pleasant evening after a
fine drive of nine miles.
The Swanton nigh school team of base
ban will play the Plattsburgh. y. Y, team
here Saturday. The game will be called
AT p m.
There is to be n moving picture enter
tainment At Billiards. hall Saturday night.
Next week Tuesday evening, the Forest
crs will put on "Solon Single" at Column
hiA hall
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho funeral of Mrs, Lucy Newell, who
1icd on Monday will take place on Thurs
lay at o'clock p, NIL, -. Alexander
: repairing hIs store for the occupancy
VI NJ. l.. iartch who viii conduct gen
Ardl merchandise business here Mr..
eartch arrived here from Concord y. H..
On Monday, and has rented the Cyrus
fcors house above the storc.--A. L. Sher-
Aldn and T.. 6. Mower OF Burlington We're
n" guests of r.. II. Converse on Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan Ray Of Burlington came to
own on Tuesday and is the guest Of Mrs.
NCllio IInGrord
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JERICHO CENTRE,

Miss Anna b. Eastwood of Burng ton
is listing few days a II, II. Jordan's.-
The monthly meeting of the Home Mis-
sionary Society will be held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock al the home of Mrs.
q. H. Brown.Mrs Mary Cowan of
Ottawa, Canada. a friend of Mrs. H. s.
Hart. who is visiting a few days with
Mrs. Hart, gave a very interesting talk
ON the ECumcnlcal Conference of Missions
lately held in New York. Mrs. Cowan
attended all the sessions of that confer
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Rev. William Walker of Cheshire, Conn,
has accepted call TO Calvary church.
Invitations have been received for tho
wedding of Miss Mary St. Pierre of Rich
ford and Wellington Beerwort, formerly
OF This place to he celebrated Wednesday.
May 30, at All Saints church. Abercorn,
l.. Q.-Miss Sadie Rublee gave a reception
at her house Monday evening 10 the
Brigham Academy graduating class. Tie
annual meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary
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SOUTH BURLINGTON,

Barney llalloran. who has been danger
ouSly i'll for the past week, is more com
Portable.
Road Commissioner Halloran has pur-
chased Il new road machine.
MIR ana Mrs. Alison Rollins went TO
Huntington sunday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Rollins sister, Mrs. Wyram Taft.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hin of Starksboro
visited at j. -. lIill's recently.
There will bc a caucus of the demo-
cratic voters OF this town at the town
house saturday. June . at o'clock y.
m, for the purpose Of clecting delegates
To the democratic State and district con-
4 1.l1ti HIM
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ALBURG.

George sheldon and wife arc both sick
with pneumonia. Others that have been
ov the sick list are improving Il owls
Mitchell, aged IS years. was instantly
Killed the 18th inst. by falling off from
'he gravel train and was crushed by the
who"lS.-A large force of men arc at work
grading and ballastinE the Rutland
Canadian railroad at this pace--Owing to
IN" wet and unfaVorable weather very
ht'lc farming has been done , and farmers
are discoura ced.-Mrs. w. W. Marvin
WHO mas h"en making an extended visit
IN In" West. has returned homc.-E.
Manual Thorrion has bought the farm
Owned hN G. - Mead
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HUNTINGTON.

There is a great deal of sickness in
town-Mrs Nathan Durand aged 20 years
died Sunday morning after an illness of
four weeks. The funeral was held Tues
day at the church at o'clock Mrs. Hen
i'y Brewster is considered better-Amos
Ban died Of typhoid pneumonia at the
house Of Monroe Stevens Monday morn
ng.-C. l.. Wyman Is making preparations
TO build new house on the site of the
one recently burned
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was held at Mrs. -. Moren's Wednesday
of last wcek.-Mr. l.. Stackpole of Lyon
Mountain y. v, visited his sister, Mrs.
u. S. Washburn a few days the past
week. His mother, Mrs. Stackpole return
cd with him for q few weeks visit. There
will he Christian Endeavor Sociable
next Friday night in the congregational
church short musical programme will
be given during the evening The Ladies
Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Edward
Smith week from Thursday school
children are preparing programme for
MAY goth.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. +. l.. Hopkins of Franklin Is visit
ing IN town.-The l.. y. :. of the NJ T.
church meets this week with Mrs. Wilbur
Mrs. Frank Cas.tNdnt of North Troy is
Visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrr. W g
MansiicId are visiting in Northficld --
Char.e~ Comstock has moved to Edward
laronto'S farm.-John Baker has bought
OF b. j. Lambert the shop occupied 10y
Mr.. Busselle as a shoe shop.-t.dde Ger.
main has rented Il. NJ. Johnson's hou,.
formerly occupied by Herbert Larock. 49,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Wager have hired out
to Austin Gates for the season.
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SHElBURNE.

The Sheiburne Cooperative creamery
paid its patrons for per cent April milk
| 81 per 100 pounds The creamery now has
l72 patrons and receives 1000 pounds II
milk per day and makes 1900 pounds Of
butter each day,
Luke Barrett fell into the lake Friday
while working ON the under side of the
steamer Vermont and came near being
drowned but was rescued by Antoine Peria
one of his fellow workmcn
g. G. Burritt is in Boston this week on
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JOHNSON.

Mrs j. c. Hartwell has returned from
Burlington where she has been with her
father Orange Buck. at the Mary Fletch-
er Hospital He is much improved and
hopes to return home in a few weeks
Herman fiobrook is assisting at the sta
tion.--E. {. Judd has gone to LunenburS
and is doing night operating.-Mr Albert
GauVin visited relatives in Sheldon last
Week.-Mrs.. f.. T.. kooler has opened i
millinery store in Mrs. Mary Morgan S
rooms on Railroad Strp,t
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ESSEX,

Mrs Mary Domag, wife of Peter Ashley,
died very suddenly last Thursday noon,
aged ~ years. She had been ailing for
some months with complication OF dis
eases. but up to within a few minutes OF
her death it was thought she might re
cover. The immediate cause of her death
was pneumonia. The burial was at Essex
Junction. under the Catholic order.-rhc
Ladies' Missionary society met with Mrs.
&. f.. Green Tuesday afternoon.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Minnie CaprOn went to 81. Alraus
Monday Mrs. 4. H. King has gone to
Milton for few daYS-Mr. Carl Austin
ana vii" who came from Iiaverhil. Mass.
a lew days ago are to remain "A month or
two.-MiSs Myrtle Mashire and Miss cha So
from Bakersfield Academy came here Sat
utday and returned Tuesday MORNING.
Mrs. ;. l.eavens is in very poor health
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. King are soon to COM
menco housekeeping at c. r. Burleson's
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FLETCHER.

The Union church is being repaired
The town meeting will be held Saturday
evening. May 2Gth.--Ma bel Hooper is re-
ported a little better-Mrs. r. f.. Croser
and daughter Mildred, visited in Fairfax
the past week.-The Fletcher Dramatic
club will present play entitled cap
tain Racket" and also give Il dance al
y. \. Kez,r's hall.-Edward Wagner has
finished work for Leslie Parson and com
menced his labors for &. T.. Corse.
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ing is being put on the CONGREGATIONAL
church, and other repairs made and until
repairs are completed services will be held
in the vostry.-ThUmas Bu2zo mas i'm
proved nicely since his return from tho
hospital and will soon he able 10 resume
work Mrs. Collins, who has been with
H. - Smiths people during the winter,
ia returned to st. Nlbdds.-I. =. Turn
Iu'' IS building a nice large cottage At
Wiiiouehby lakc.-John WinSct has built
a nice double bay window with plate
glass front on his house.
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short Illness of pneumonia. The funeral
was largely attended Sunday at the
church at the north village She Is sur
Vivcd by husband and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Brewster. who have the kndest
sympathy of all in their sad bereavement.
Mrs. c. S. Brewster is quite sick with
the grip. Mrs. jeanette Chamberlin Is
sick with crysipclas. Ban died
Monday morning at the residence of Mon
roe stevens after a few days illness Of
pneumonia #. r.. Strong went to Starks-
boro Monday to visit his mother, who is
vpry
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
NORTH HERO,

Mrs. Robert Tassie is il.-Benton Allen
has been visiting friends in town.--Guy
Knight died last Thursday. The funeral
was held from the house Sunday. There
were many from out of town at the fu-
neral Rev. Mr. Ross of Grand Isle Off
ciat"d.-Mr. and Mrs Smith VINO were
called here by the death of Mrs Smiths
father, returned to their home in Swantun
Tuesday
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CHARLOTTE.

There will be the usual observance of
Childrens day in the Congregational
church.--E. H. Field and wife visited at
II, w. Prndles in the Capitol City recent
ly, also Mrs. II. c. Hin and Mrs. A. c.
Palmer.-Rev. Mr., Carr of East Charlotte,
occupied the pulpit of the Congregational
church las Sunday.-There will be May
festival at the vestry of the Congregation
al church Friday evening, May 25th All
are cordially invited 1.-The young son OF
Eli Bessette Is quite i'll being threat ID
with pneumonia Charles Pero has rented
u S. Pears tenement house
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FAIRFAX.

]. b. Richardson Post No 81. G. a. r.,
Comrades b. S. Dawson, Marshal Gloon
Orion Assistant Commander j, $. How
ard. George Hunt and Thomas Finn will
decorate the graves al North Fairfax
Miss Eva c. Brunell, with her scholars.
will assist in the exercises. Comrades
u. s. Dawson and Matthew Tague will
decorate the graves at Buck Hollow. Miss
Emma Nevins with scholars will assisj
Comrades Il. q. lL'-hlsr AID Il. T..
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CHELSEA.

Willis Scales and his family have moved
from the Douglass farm into the house Of
Mrs. Clara skinner, situated next above
the iail.-Edward w. Nation. who
bought Mr.. Scales farm, moves down IN y
week from his other farm ON West Hill
William r. Davis went to Boston this
week, calling at the Profile House in New
Continued on 7th pagel
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FRANKLIN.

j. W. Rohie died at his homo Sunday.
afternoon after an Illness of only a few
DAYS with pnc umon!a. His funeral was
held in the Methodist church Tuesav at II
o'clock Mr.. Robbie was Il very highly re-
sp"ctcd citizen and Willie greatly missed
re leaves two daughters. Mrs. A. s Hem
"rl'N ana Miss Eta, who is also quite
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

John Andrews and family were In Bris.
tot Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Andrews father, Leonard Dike.-J. d.
Hanks is visiting relatives i'm Nashua, n.
H.-Mrs Wyram Taft died Friday after
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MORRlSVIllE.

AT special town meeting called Mon
day it was voted to build a bridge ON the
Old site below the grst mill, the style,
whether wood or iron. being left to tine
sclectmen. as also is the selection OF "A
collector of taxes
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Tho South Burlington republican caucus
10 elect delegates to the district conVen,
ion will be held next Saturday night, Mag