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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
HYDE PARK.

Mrs r H. Page sold her tenement house
now occupied by Frank Nichols to Mrs. L.
". Whittemoro on Saturday last. She will
fix up the building SomcNh hat and her son,
Martin Ovitt and family Will occupy it.
e. :. Page also sold the six acres of land
adjacent to the house to Mrs. Whittemorc.
The marriage of Preston Fairbanks of
Chicago, one of Hyde Parks noble sons to
Miss Anna ChriSty of Pennington. H.,
will tax" place on the 2sth of March
Thomas Moore returned Monday evou-
ing from his trip to Chicago to attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Nellie Land.
Willie Land accompanied his uncle who
is his guardian, home. Ills mother lac
queathcd him S6i,oo1 and Willie and Mary
Moore, the children of Thomas Moore.
$1,000 each. Willie Land was attending
Notre Dame College at North Bend. Ind.
but will not continue his studies there
longer this year. staying here with his
unclc's people most Of the time
Mary crowley OF Burlington is visiting
at MIR, and Mrs John Fnnegau's
Miss Alice Eastman will accompany FER
grandfather, David Eastman, or his rc-
turn home this week 10 landau Mir.
Eastman has spent the larger part of the
winter here. Miss Eastman will visit scv-
eral other places in New Hampshire prior
TO returning.
Miss Maud Bailey is actinS as stcnog-
raphcr and typewriter for $, -. Waite
ana +. l.. Iillcy.
Leon Bonneville has rented apartments
in Mrs John Hairs house and will Vacate
tn" rooms in the Alhambra.
Interest in base bah among the academy
boys is being aroused and yesterday Luc-
ius Noyos was elected captain and +. L.
ingalls, manager for the coming season.
Lieut.. -Gov. Bates of ST. Johnsbury was
in town Monday on business.
The Hot Tamale club. composed Of
about % members, will give an enter
tainmcnt in the town han Friday even
ing II will consist OF u Two act pan
tomime, called The Bachelor in Search
Of a Wife" numerous songs by quar-
tettes, etc, with chorus song by
number of young men. After the pro-
gra mme refreshments will be served, fol-
lowed by a promenade, The proc aels will
go toward the new church.
on Monday evening a number or hides
were taken from Pages hide house, The
perpetrator OF the crime drove close by
one of The windows and loaded them in.
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BAKERSFIELD,

Judge Start went TO Bennington Monday
morning, where he has n hearing in a
railroad case--Qute a furry Of excitement
was caused In the village Monday after
noon when the alarm of fire was given.
and it was announced that Mrs. Con-
verses house was on fire The flames had
made but little Roadway, and as plenty
of help soon appeared the fire was soon
put out and little damage done. 1t was
caused from a fire built for smoking hams.
Prof. Neal has returned from his vaca =
ton and entered upon his duties as teach
err Tuesday morning At the adjourned
town meeting held here Tuesday March
goth, the following officers were elected ::
Moderator, II. f. Brigham; clerk and
treasurer. r. w. Davis selectmen, A. L..
Hall. Geo. w. Giddings p. J. Doane; list
ers. w. A. Whitney. Thomas Brady, r. o..
Maynard; auditors. o. G. Start. ]. r. Sin
mott A. G. Brigham; constable j. r.
O'Neil; grand Jurors, G. c. Corse, w. o.
Brigham: overseer poor, w. o. Brigham;
academy coOmittee, II. r Brigham; GEM
etery commissioner, II. #. Brigham; high
way commissioner. M. f. Hand; sexton. NJ,
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Emile Hyde Grinnell. the oldc- t
resident of this town, died at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Martin fow-
icr, sunday at II p. m. The deceased, who
was i0S years months and T. days old.
has resided in this pld ce for The last -
years. twithstanding her great aGc she
retained nor faculties to a remarkable
degree until recently. She has gradually
failed for few weeks past until her
demise She leaves one daughter Mrs.
Janet Leonard, her other children being
dead Funeral services will he hcld in
East Georgia "Wednesday aftcrnoon-A
very pleasant evening was spent at tie
new parsonage last Thursday evening on
the occasion of Rev. Thomas Davieon's
donation. a programme Of music and
several literary selections WAS ably rem
dcred. About $40 were given to Mr Davi-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris have
returned from Boston. but expect soon
TO make their future home in West Milton
Mr.. Brigham. tho assistant butter maxi
or. arrived in town last FrilaY-Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor have moved into thcir rev
home the former Methodist parsonage
Miss Nellie Cas%ell is at homo from Wi
nooski-C w. Wright has moved his fam
fly into T. X. Lords housc.-pcrcv Sew
orance Of Essex is III town visiting rela-
tives.-While drawing wood last week
Soth Cary was kicked by one of his horses
and ono OF the bones of his leg was frac-
,urcd.-Ticnry Stanley was in town last
Ucck.
Mr.. and Mrs s. l.. Harris have returned
from their visit to Worcester ana SPRING
lield. Mass. Mr.. Harris will move to West
Milton soon where he has been engaged
to run the new cooperative creamery Tor
q year.
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RICHFORD.

Harry tmpcY. foreman in the shop of
the {. i. railway at Farnham. =. O.. is
at his bone here seriously ill.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. William Frcar last
Friday morning.--There will rot ne any
injunction put on the Union House here.
as ii has hccn" converted into church prop
crty ana is owned by the ca tholic society
The old town house has been abandoned
and hereafter town meetings arc to hc
hold in Ayers opera hall.-H. c. Aver
went to Hartford Conn, last week after
James Taylor, one Of the important wit
noSseS in the case of the bank burg airy.
which is hoinC heard in County Court this
week.-Will McGcttrick who has been a
clerk in the G. y. railway freight Office
hero the past three years. has resigned his
position and gone to his homo in Fair
field.-NcwS was received by telephone
last Thursday. between - and / o'clock,
from East Richford that the hotel there
was on fire and it was feared that Baker
n sons lumber mill was in danger. and
calling for nelp from here A large rum-
her of men We're soon on the way hay
ing nearly reached there when informed
tina; tho fire had been controlled. The
damage to the building ard household
goods was about S500.--'rhe donation visit
at Wesley Bliss home on Province last
wednesday evening, for the benefit of
Rev. Mrs. Mcl<instry. was largely att nd
Lawrence Bolac. for several years in
the employ of Casavant n Mosier's mar
net. has removed with his family to Wash
mgton, Conn, where is to have charge OF
a milk farm.-Willam Mckinney Of Hart
ford is visiting relatives and friends in
town, ana is buying up part of a car load
of good horses to take back with him
DR.. \. +. Hamilton was home over Sun
day with his family here. lie is soon to
remove TO Newport
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HINESBURGH,

Miss Mary Harwood of Dorset is spend
ine a few weeks with her sister, Mrs A.
SYkes-MlsS Trcssa Staploton is visiting
friends i'm Montreal and expects to remain
until about May 1-Emmcns Morrill, has
bought and moved TO the O'Brien farm on
the south hill,-Snow is from to ) feet
deep in the woods and sugar makers are
blue as it is impossible to get about-A.
Sykes has Just received a registered Jersey
bull from the Hood farm at Lowell Mass
The high school opened last Monday
with 36 pupls,-The school census gives 2IO
children in town. lf2 boys and l2S girls
The school GARD has organized by electins
D. Nj. Page, chairman; II. II. Page. clerk
and c. q. Peck superintendent. Schools
assigned as follows: Page, Nos. !, s, Z. S;
Degree, ?, s. -, 10; Pierce, 4, o. 10, II.
Orson CulraVoo remains about the same
Forest Montgomery of Bethel Is visiting
his father, Robert Montgomery. Waldo
Davis has secured a position in a cream
cry in Cornish. n. H.-Nelle Fletcher is
visiting in Ferrisburgh, Thomas Davis
celebrated his s?nd birthday Saturday the
IL also the same day Norman Ken
nth. also the the same day Norman Ken
yon celebrated his SSth birthday. Both
received the congratulations OF friends
and neishbors and are in good health for
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

a telegram received here Wednesday by
Julius l.. LamSon from his wife. at An
thonN. Fla. states that their daughter.
Florence, is dangerously low She Is sui
fering from tuberculosis and the change
Of climate on which so much hope was
based failed to benefit her. She is an
unusually popular young lady and mas
many anxious friends
letter from Harry Brown of this place
now artiicer in co. q, DIST L. $ infantry,
stationed at Manila states that he rcioin-
ed his regiment fer the second time after
being sent to the hospital with a wounded
knee, bul was unable To keep up and is
again in the hospital and unable to raise
himself i'm bed. II suffered injuries late
ly by a severe fall
The Cooperative creamery paid y cen )
for butter fat for the month Of Febru-
AIRY
The sad intelligence came Thursday hy
telegram that Miss Florence eldest
daughter OF MIR, and Mrs Julius Lamson.
died that morning at Anthony, Fla, n
tuberculosis of the bowels Her mother.
who had been with her several weeks lef-
with the remains about noon Thursday.
Mr.. lamson started Friday morning for
Jersey City, \. j., tc meet his wife. Mis-
I.amson was about % years NJ age and
was possessed Of winning manner and
sweetness of disposition which enlcarcd
hey 10 the entire community. She and her
only sister lisa, were graduated from the
High school here in the class Of 1876.
saturday morning a horse driven 10y
Daniel Bass. who Is carrying ON ,ho J. II.
smith farm ran away, Collidod with the
creamery sleigh of John Connolly, which
was BADLY smas he'd. Both horses ran down
South Main street hill without drivers.
The shaft of Connolys sleigh struck j.
Y. Newton In the side, tearing his coat a
n M "a il. N 70, Z oh. -
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UNDERHILl.

viii Marrow and Joseph Sheeky from
Brockton, Mass. have been visiting re'a-
tves i'm toWn.-The selectmen met at the
t,~n clerks office last Saturday to re-
c"iVc the bonds of the several town Off
Srrs.-The entertainment AT ST. Thomas
han last saturday evening was quite wen
attcnded.-Aliss Eva Nay of the Montpel-
Ter seminary has been spending her va
cation with DR.. W. :. Nay her father
Station agent C. G. Abbott visited rcla-
tVes in Bethel rcCently.-H. A, Barruws
has bought out the interest of William II.
Martin in the clothing business. Mr.. Bar
rows will continue the business alone and
expects "a add a line OF groceries to his
stock Of trade.--Mame Fender went to
Middlebury last Saturday to visit friends
b G. Green and Wife of st. Adams Wis
iled at c. A. Terril's Sunday and Mon
day.-The breaking of the engine in
Thorp's grist mill last week compelled u
shut down for day or so.--'rhe town poor
farm was sold Tuesday to p. b. Smith for
$50. Thirty years ago the town paid SO 90
TOR this same farm.-W. T.. Prior of Barre
has rented and moved TO Mrs. M f..
Church's tarm.-Arthur Nay and Mary
Garland from burlington spent Sunday in
town, at their respective homes
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TuNBRlDGE.

T.. y Corwin and Harry F BRYANT Of
chelsea We're recent guests of Mr. and
Ms. BENJAMIN Tucker.-Mr and Nj
James Coodell have gone tu Randolph Tor
a Weck.-Alrs. Mary :. Gordon of Vienna.
Me-. and Milo H. Cushm.u of H;.verli.l.
Mass. were called Eer- last week by ia
serious illness OF Amos Cusuman. their
ldther.-Mrs Gracia r. SARGENT spent la-t
week in toYalton as the guest of har
daughter, Mrs r. A. piercc.-MrS. Fanny
Lyman Roweli and son OF Copporutli
were called here last week Ivy tho Illness
of Miss Lucy Lyman. MIS- RoWolrs sis
ter-S. +. CiLey has returned from W
York city after passing month with MS
mother and other friends residing IN that
city,-Funeril ScrNiC for Nv Charles
W, Smith wern held in the Conversational
church sunday. These services were not
held at the time of burial because or the.
illness of her chi drcu.-Wll n. Gould ~
Worcester Mass il spending foW days
town looking after business interests.
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SWAN TOM.

News has br.n received b,ra ot tb.
dcath of Jhou,1, n H..t Of 'rr,or i,,.,
Mir Pest WAS formerly frnm Ii,,l. oar. mi
vas a brother of Mr. -. G. i5trn1.,u
Through the kindness at Mrs Nn,b.u
Hanyea We are urrmitted "a ,iv, th. tol.
lowiu., extracts from tvn Iatt.r. .e...,,, =.
received from Frank Ranvca formcrv
clerk here. ana who j. nov in tb, pb,'
pines under cam HrownelI of Hurl.n,',ln
in Co. ID. 18Th / : Vols 'rnn Io,ta,. '',y..
brought with Il common I,nitnd S,,,.s
two-ccut stamp. arross ,be fnce of u,hicb
is printed. "phililt;ines.
Tho FIRST letter from Bouva, is d,,.I
Dec 18th 1893 AT paro pan',v Island II,
which he saws. 80
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HIGHGATE,

The schools in the academy closed Fri
day March 18th for Il two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard StQckwcll are soon
TO remove to Marlboro. Mass whore Mr..
Stockwcll is to engage in carpcntcring and
Mrs. StoCkwcl i'm dress making.-WiI VI -
Carly has purchased the Chrxty farm.
nsideratlon s1.HO.-E. L. Sunderland has
gone to -. Charles. Illinois to see his
sisto" Mrs. Lucy Blanchard. who is crit
icaily i'll with pneumonia Mrs \. ~.
Mason is confined TO the house by illness.
Mrs. &. G. Holmes is visiting friends i'm
Enosburg and Richford. John Johnson.
son of Mrs. Truman johnson. had the mis-
fortune to break ono of his legs just above
the ankle last Wednesday afternoon Will"
sculling with the hired man. Tho social
which was held at the residence Of Mrs.
John Stimot~ last Wednesday evening un-
der the direction of the Y. i. :. &. f. Of
the Congrcga tional church wa largely
attended ana all report fine time FIR, Il
Barr who has been i'm Iuncnburg all win
ter in the employ of the g. and NJ rail-
road Co, was homo over Sunday.--C. l..
CUMMINGS who is critically i'll. remains
about the same
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FAIRFAX.

About 6Uoi the friends of Or. A. q. Brush
assembled at his home on the even
ing Of the 18th to celebrate the Sist
anniversary of his birth, many friends
VINO We're unable to he present in person
sent their regrets and assisted in present.
ing him with a handsome purse, showing
the high esteem with which he j. held by
bot old and young, he being one of the
oldest, If not the oldest practitioner in the
State, having practised medicine in this
town for some fifty years. His work In
caring for the sick has been extensive.
being man of large sympathies ana ever
ready to do tor others, in a generous man
her. The venerable doctor is remarkably
well as regards general health. though
somewhat feeble III appearances. His chit
dren We're unable to be present save H. A.
Bush of Milton, but each contributed U
the benefit given the doctor. After an
hour of social converse, Rev MIR Ford.
pastor of the NJ. r.. church, offered pray
or, and in "A hitting manner, made the pre-
sentation speech with much feeling and
a kindly sentiment III behalf OF the
friends. The doctor responded in an APP
Ipreciatative manner, after which refresh
ments were served by several young lad
les, assisted by Messrs. Foss and Good
year Much credit is due W. w. Foss and
Others in their efforts to remember the
doctor, and it is hoped he may live to see
many such pleasant gatherings.
Or. Brush has one brother, Major l. NJ.
Brush of Brownville, Nebraska, and two
sisters. Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. Sarah
Northrop Of Essex junction. lie has sew
en- children living, one son, Henry 4.
Brush of Milton. Mrs. Ruth Beals and
Mrs Janc skinner of East Milton, Mass,
Mrs Mary Prescott of Eitchburs, Mass,
Mrs, Ellen Clark of Underhill and Mrs.
Frank Savage and Anna Brush of West
Somerville, Mass. Mrs. Savage present, d
her father with two pictures, one of him
self and one Of Hon. G. A. Ballard of fun
size of her own painting and it is her re-
quest that at his decease they be given TO
the Lamollle Lodge of Masons. Those
from out Of town who were present in
cuded Henry Brush Of Milton, Vt, Mr..
Wiley of burlington, Mrs. Sarah North
rop of Essex Junction.--T party which
Mrs Chas. Marsh gave in honor of Miss
May Clark of Rutland, was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Smith Of St Adams
visited at C. c. Gillett's the l4th and 18th
Howard Rowland of Wnentpn, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his mother,
Mrs Sarah Rowland.--S r. Wilson who
has been confined to the house for several
days by sickness is able to be out.--Miss
Vesta Lawton OF Brigham Academy,
bakersfield is spending a two weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Law ton.-Several OF the young pco-
pie attended party at Charles Marsh 4
Mar. l4th.--Miss Annie Morse of Under
hill Is visiting Miss Lillian Buck.-MrA
Emma Chittenden Of Burlington Is In
town for few weeks stay,-Mrs. W. V.
Farr and children returned to Burlington
Friday the th.-Perley j. Dewey has re-
turned to Albany Business College Miss
Grace Wheeler has been on the sick list,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

John Mitgcary was tried for grand lar
ccuy Thursday and was sentenced to The
House of Correction for not less Than ono
OF more than three years
The rural free delivery from the post
Office in this city was begun Thursday.
Norman Il. Merrick acting as mail carrier
Mrs. Margaret Ann Harrington died Il
thc home Of II. II. SILK Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Harrington was
born in Halifax Nova Scotia Is years ago
and since her coming to this city, mas re-
sided with her daughter. Mrs Silk The
funeral took place Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at St Iuke's church.
George Scagel has bought the harness
carriage and sleigh business of Thomas
Iarner and took possession last week. He
will be assisted I'm the store by his son
Arthur Scagel Mr.. Scagel has been in
the furniture business in this city for
many years until last summer, and it Is
one OF the best known business firms in
town.
The city council has organized by elect
ing Charles II. Pease president, n. ~
Post was elected city attorney for the e.
suing year. The mayor appointed &. F..
IIulburd Frank Menoid and c. H. Place
the standing committee on finance
The ST. Albans Furniture company is
negotiating for the purchase OF land on
Gilman street south of the -four sheds
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Miss Fanny Gates of Bakersfield visited
h"r cousins, Misses Mabel and Marion
Gates, last Week. There is to he an enter
tainmcnt and sugar party at the church
trldaH evening Miss Lillian q. Sou,e
en- FOR Boston Saturday, March fifth
Miss Alice Merrill. who has a position in
B"stS Hotel Enosburgh Falls. visited at
her homo here from Friday until Monday.
Frank Winters also spent Sunday in town
as the guest OF Mis- Merrill.-Miss Sadie
BRADLEY of Fairfield has been visiting Miss
Winnie Morcy the past few DAYS Miss
Lydia Barnes # Bakersfield is visiting
Mrs. Edison Wcll-.-Thursday afternoon
at ; o'clock there viii ho a children's
meeting at the church. Al children are
cordially invited. Evangclistic services in
the evening. Both Meetings will be- in
charge of Miss Lashcr.-- Mrs Lyman
Newton. VINO has been i'll quite a long
time, Is very low
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N'lhe Dulfols OF smith college. III" NOM
p'IS OF inc sunday school class of Mss
I''llSou ail'hd'd ~ q body. and bouquet
- PihNS on" Tor "dch year Of INC life
OF ne departed member. was theu' f;ibGte.
Ihe iora gifts were many and beautiful.
Mr.. i.amSon, Who lcft here Friday morn
InH mot his wife m Sew York and they
arrived her" sunday at u. IN. Mrs. Lam
son experienced considerable delay and
IioHhit b'caus" OF the quarantine rcet;la-
IONS in Florida 70 prevent the spread az
yellow foyer. hut fortunately the dificult-
les were overcome Tho casket wa NOT
opened a. Nh" funeral. Much sympathy .
expressed for the bereaved parents and
Tor lisa the sister. two years younger than
FLORENCE" who was unable 10 be- with h,r
at tho last, during her six months stav
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EAST CHARLOTTE,

carroll Palmer returned to school In
Northiield last Monday after a weeks
Vacation.--t'rcd Bora had the misfortun,
TO cut his foot last week. while cutting
wood,-'rheie are Two eases of scarlet few
cr in the south part of the town.-MrS
Mary EdgHn ana son. George. visited
friends in Wiliston LAST week.--'rnc meet
iug Of the Ladies' Aid society was held
last Thursday afternoon as usual, ut the
NeStrN. five o'clock tea was served at
the parsonage. at which a number of IN
vited guests were present. The occasion
was very pleasant onc.--FortY hours
devotion was observed at The Church of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel by three SER
vices each day beginning Sunday last aud
alnginr nunSdnN nnrninr-
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SHEFFIELD.

Albertus s. Hall moved the large town
safe 10 his house Thursday from George
Giftn's. 1t WAS tipped over into the snow.
the road being so soft and the Sled break =
ing the road on one side.-.Nill Smith came
near losing AN eye recently by Academia =
~ sticking pitchfork tine into his face
about an inch below his eye.-Clnton
Jones, Earle Simpson Mr.. and Mrs
Charles ingalls,, Wylie Willard and quit .
number Of others have been been ON the
sick list recently.-Nora Warner has
closed her work at ST. Johnsbury and is
visiting friends in Johnson, where she
graduated from the State Normal school
-Mvra CheSley of Sutton visited her par
cnts Sundey.--'rhe very heavy fail of snow
has greatly injured the logging Unless
II thtws soon many logs will be summered
IN the woods. Snow j. said to be five feet
deep in the woOdS.-John Flanders is go
ing to Springfield. Mass, where he is to
work for the Boston and Maine Railroad
Hr
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vincent have mov.
ed to the John LaWton farm.-Thc Ladies
Missionary Society of the NJ r. church
gave n sociahlc at Olando Hewcys Thur
day cvening.-Miss Elizabeth Kennedy 4.
spending a few days in johnson visiting
friends
Ira Suck Of South Burlngton is visit
ing his par "nts Mrs. j. NJ. Soulo is III at
hcr daughters. Mrs. II. G. Rugg's.--Ar-
thur Wheeler Of Now York city is at home
for a few days. Rupert King and Henry
Buck are on the sick list.--Thorc w.s an
oyster supper at NJ. Aseltine's Tuesday
evening. March 90 The proceeds amount
ed TO S2ld0. which will bo used i'm tcpair-
inc the Methodist church at North Fair