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FLETCHER,

Moderator. d. II. Chapman. clerk and
treasurer. G. y. Parsons: sel-ctmcn. W.
White. J. ~. Spau,ding John Brush;
oNciScor of poor and Supcriut rudcnt of
Poor House association. t.. \. Hunt: con-
stable, G. r, Corse: listers. &. :. Crush
j. 5. Leach. =. 5. Gilman: auditors +. l..
Smith, w. :. ShcpardSon. Alonzo KnSlcy;
trustee of public money and town agent,
j, n. Patch; town grand juror f.. A..
Hunt; road commissioner. George r..
ChOatcs. who received 67 out of l0i votes
east. Schoo, director. G. :. Brush. Voted
to raise a tax OF $40 on tEc dollar Of the
grand list to defraY expenses of tho town.
Library commissioners. &. W. Robinson,
j. s. Leach. A. }. Lamb. Voted to have
printed reports. Voted to have y weeks
of school, Voted to accept Request OF
Daniel Leach for care of burial lot also
voted TO pay Henry Scott >ls for caring for
@. T.. Flood.
Miss Nellie Robinson is visiting at c. G.
mcnccd work for his brother J. T Spauld-
e. F.. Corsc's.-Mr. and Mrs j. J. Pattor-
son of Milton visited at l.. \. Rucg' :
March Sth and 9th.--Will Montague of
Cambridge Junction has commenced work
for g. +. Corse.-Miss Sarah Rugg *
spending the week al her uncle's. |. w.
Clark S.-Niss Addie Rounds Of Enosburg
spent Sunday with friends in toWn.-lI. =.
Wcthcrbce has returned home from his
work in Jcfforsonville-Sev from this
town afforded the whist party at l.. J.
Churchs in Cambridge last wcek.-Rev.
H. s. Fuller was in Enosburgh last week.
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HlGHGAIE.

The dwelling house on b. T.. Nyc's farm
was burned to the ground Monday after
noon. The house was occupied by Mr.
Nve's son and daughter. linford and Miss
blanche, but was empty at the time the
fir broke out, Miss NYe being a her
brothers. about two miles distant and
LinfCrd being at work with the man near
by. The fire started in the kitchen cham
Der ana had such start before ii was
discovered that it was impossible to get
it under control. Most OF the household
effects were saved. but MIR. Nyc says he
insurance will not begin to cover the loss.
Mr.. Hungerford Of ST. Adams has rented
Mrs. Burdick's house. which is now oCcu-
pied by j. NJ. Tromhly and will move his
family here soon.-Miss Mary Powers Of
Franklin is visiting her brother, DR.. y.
o. Powers.-Mr. and Mrs. tioughton RUS
sell have moved on to Will Carmans farm
az Highgate Springs w. Il. Austin and
Miss Mildred Lucas We're at c. q. Aus
tins over Sunday.-The Tuesday evening
Reading club met with Mrs. Henry Ly n
this wock.-C. r. Cummings is still con-
fined to the house.--MisS Laura Nerual
cf Fairfax is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B..
+. Nye.
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MILF on.

A large number of logs are being drawn
TO the site of the new mill near the de-
pot and the building will be put up as
soon as the site can be gotten ready
Milo Rood of Bangor \. Y, spent Il part
vi last week at his fathers, r. -. Roods.
Charles Robinson and daughter Of Fond
du Lac, Wis, VINO have been spending
several weeks with friends in Milton and
Wcstford and other towns, spent Sunday
and Monday at Mrs II. NJ. Ashley's, start
ing for " SconSn on Monday cNtninG.--
Miss Winnie Ianley of Essex is caring for
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Howley, who il
ill.-Honry Powell tipped over while driv-
ing near the depot Saturday. The horse
sot away but Was turned toward tho
Methodist sheds. II succeeded in freeing
itself from the sleigh but did no further
damagc.-Mrs. &. #. Skeels * confined TO
The house with serious cold. Henry Lu-
ella has returned home from the hospital
al Burlington in improved hcalth.-O. H..
I.dndOn of Johnson was calling ON friends
in town Monday.--Thore was a union ser
vice at the COnerega tional churcn Sun
day evening with sermon by Rev. {. T..
Tapln,-Mrs, George Ashley gave very
pleasant birthday dinner 10 lew Of nor
Old friends on Monday.-Miss NJ, T.. Ryan
and Mrs. Mary Clark are visiting friends
IT. St Albans-SerVices will be h ID
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AlBURG CENTRE,

Following is a list of officers elected at
the adjourned annual town meeting, held
March 13, 1890: Moderator, H. W. Marvin
town clerk, w. Warren Rockwell. select
men, Nclborn lIa2cn, II. X. Darby, GD o.
w. Bcardslcy; town treasurer. J. S. Cor
don; ovcrsecr of the poor, VI. =. Goodrich
first constable, o. o. Bell; second cons able,
Archie Scwlcs; listers, J. q. McGrcgor, NJ.
T.. Mott. Guy Haynes; auditors 6. NJ.
IIonsingcr, jackson Reynolds, II. S Mott;
trustee of public money, j. S. Gordon;
grand jurors, II. w. Darby. -. l.. Sowles,
Duncan McGregor. ir.; road commissioner,
+. ID. jameson; agent l.. +. Soue; school
director, NJ. q. Rockwell; library direc-
tor, w. Warren Rockwell Voted to raise
lw per cent. on the grand list to defraN
expenses forcnsuing year-John Sabre who
has been visiting his parents, returned u
Boston tho 1ith.-The examination OF
teachers at Grand Isle Corners has been
postponed until the 10th and nth.
on account Of the severe storm that pre-
vailed on town meeting day, only a few
were present. and after the election of a
moderator and clerk the meeting was ad-
journcd for one week. Miss Emma
Pierce Of Rutland was y guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. f. Soulc last woek.--R. Duba is
Hhlc to be out again after q short Illness
Mrs. Il. Green of Swanton is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Il. s. Haynes few days
M. II. Phelps was taken suddenly IL
Saturday evening, but is improving, al
though quite feeble yct-Mrs. Franz
Rowcll is i'll with grp.-Miss Pearl Dixo'
has gone to CRANKY, +. e., on visit
Cottag" meeting meets with Mr. an'
Mrs. H. S. Haynes Thursday evening.
About thirteen teachers took the cXami
nation last week at the Centre. Anon.
those from out of town were the Mise
O'fiara from IIighgatc, Miss McDouai,
from s.. Adams, Miss McDonouEh. Mis-
Flake, Roy Dunton, Miss Ada Sargent
Miss Hattie Buttcriicld of Swauton. Mis-
Sunderland ur IIighUaf,
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WESTFORD,

The Ladies' Social Circle met with
Mrs. G. A. Rice Wednesday af-
1rrnoon.-Mre. Janet Smith of Sara
toea Springs. y, Y" and Mrs.
l.. H. Ncbb of burlington have
been in town for a few days, the guests
OF MIR and Mrs. Clark Paige and Rev and
Mrs. G. II. Bakcr.-Miss Grace Rice, who
has been visiting friends in Milton, re-
turned home Friday.--Mrs. Clayton w.
Rice went to Essex Junction Thursday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. ".
I'arker.--'rhc Westford Cornet band Will
rive m oyster supper in the town hall
Friday evening March lG.-At the annual
March meeting of the town. held March o.
the following resolution was passed: Re
solved. That We, the citizens and voters
OF the town OF Wcstford do hereby take
recognition Of the death Of Alncy stone.
We realize the loss of At useful and re-
spected citizen who was always interest
I'd in town affairs.-rhc Ladies' Social
circle served dinner after the town meet
ing Ia a large neutrality-suspicious. m"
number prcsrrt.--'rhc steel bridge was
completed Friday and the men who have
ben putting il in place lett for St Adams
TidAN afternoon.
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WESTFIELD,

About three feet Of snow fell during the
last storm. making the lumber roads all
most impossible and requiring six horses
to draw tho rollers on the main roads.
The thaw of Friday and Saturday has re-
Guccd the last snow about onc-half.-Wal-
ter Bcll Is able 20 ride ont although his
ankle is sin badly swollen.-Nrs. T..
Miller is very much improved in health
y. f.. Wright is gaining now, and H. +.
Harvey of Coventry. who has been caring
for him the past six weeks returns 10 mis-
home this weck.-Miss Alice Miller return
ed to Boston recently with her father
Curtis Wiley has rented the Lori Stob-
bins place and takes immediate possession.
MIR. and Mrs Erwin Clark We're sum-
moncd by telegraph 70 his brother Lynn
who was so badly injured while loading
logs that his death was thought to ho
certain. At last reports he was doing well
and his recovery thought TO be probable.
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ST OWE.

Mrs. +. l.. powner OF Hardwick visited
in town this Week.-DT. G. >. Nuttcr Of ST.
Adams VIII deliver an illustrated lecture
on The Lives of the Weslcys," on Friday
lcvoning. March 23d at the NJ f.. church.
Further notice will bc given in the future
let every one bear this in mind and make
AN effort to be present .--Walter II. FaunCe
Of Hardwck was called home Monday by
the sickness and death of his father
There will be a sOciahle at the Nestry If
Unity church Thursday evening, March
t.. An entertainment consisting Of cha
rades, tableauX and music will be given;
refreshments will also be scrVed.-RcN.
and Mrs G. =, Emery will entertain the
members of their parish at their home on
Tuesday evening, March 2o-The Ladies'
Aid of the NJ f.. church will hold So
ciable in connection with T.. L. Reading
Circle at the home of MIR. George NJ.
Towne Friday afternoon ana evening,
March 10th. \ fun attendance of tho so
cicty is desired and a cordial invitation
! is extended 20 all to be present \ team
will leave the NJ t. parsonage about l:,o
O'Clock p. m: also about $50 to carry all
who will leave their names at the parson-
age that are not otherwise provided with
conveyance from the village The serio
of lectures given last week by NJ. Wins
low Farman We're both entertaining and
Instructive Mr.. Farman showed marx Il
ability in their preparation and also in the
manner in which they were delivered.
Horace {. Faunce died Monday evening
AFTER a few days illness o. typhoid pnou-
monia with other complications. The
funeral viii be held Thursday afternoon
from his late home, in charge of the Ma
sons, of which organization he was ameln-
Der. Mr.. FaunCe was a Ions time resident
of this town and for forty years mem
her of the Congregational church. He h I'd
attained the age of 20 years His familiar
form with walking-stick and basket m
hand as ne passed to and from his place
of daily labor will be much missed from
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SWAN TON.


mere ""S la'r "'tcnuan'e ~ the an
m"'I N"'"s' Hl'''HE Hoiu ~ 'o"l1 nan
"'Su"N "ll'rho'H' F"f IN" hrSt time III
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i"'u' nor ~ SIlE'' ono OF INC iruS. "'S AZ
.'''od 'n' me-. 'Ihe' PRESIDENT stone Nc-
''0 "' = ,"' LIN l'"", rustic N'"S''t
a., huli'I9 ~ ana II. A. 'oIIihS ana
t"iI H. Fms Doing uo'h on inc SICK ms
Nv Hl'oul@ was caIIod 10 oider ny IN"
ti'TN T.. a. Ayers VINO was c"ct"d pre-
"ent pro l'm ana tho meeting proc'cdcd
l" t'ocl an me oiil''tS ny halIo', except
b' 'SS!S''il' 'NElh''rS' VINO are ap'oln =
'u ny inc chl'i engineer ana approved ny
tne PrtSiuen'' Oh notloh 81 H. ~ fur''
'hc oiHc'rS We're elected ny na'lot WIN
OUT any nomination nelhS ma1e ir'Sl-
d'h' +" n. ayers, Mr.. Ayers receiving a
.trGr majority OF the hrSt ballot: clerk
H. ~ i'Ur'' IT, for trustee lor ihr'"
cars II TOOK i""r nallots 70 determine
ana IN" cAol'e seemed 10 lay between My
ron H. J""'il ana II. ~. i'eep'' MI
Jc"ott was oIected. Cnle' engineer. H.
NJ fToulN: treasurer w. {. huttcrheld;
coioc'of oil taxes =. W. James. fof "u-
ditorS' r. ~ Lapelio was c!ect'd nrst au-
ul'or on tile hfSt haII't' Tor second audi
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AL BANS.

Patrick ". Hassctt died Thursday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock after being confined TO
the house for the past three weeks with
an acute attack of mclancholia. MIR. Has
sett was 43 years old last December and
has worked for the Central Vermont rail-
way ever since he was Is years old, when
he came from his native homo in Boil
lows Falls to this city to reside. For two
years ne was employed as brakeman on
the road. after which he was made con-
ductor, which position he held Until his
death. Until eight years ago he ran most
OF the time between White River June
ton and this city and the past eight years
he has been conductor OH President
Smiths private engine st. Lawrence. Dur
ing his connection with the railroad ne
has had the entire confidence of his em-
ployers because of his strict attention TO
duty and thorough interest in his work.
Tic also made hosts of friends among the
travelling public as well as those whom
he met socially and fraternally. He was
an active member Of the local division Of
the order Of Railway Conductors in which
he has held many offices. He was mar
RED seven years ago next June to Miss
Margaret O'Nell Of White River June
ton. who with one son. Lawrence. sur
wives him. He also leaves mother Mrs
j. ONtH Of this city. a brother. James
Iiassctt of Bellows Fails and two sisters
Mrs. Ryan Of Georgia. and Mrs. Horton
oi ohio. The funeral was held at s.,
Mary church at O'Clock Saturday
morning.
The funeral of Hon. James Moore Foss
WAS held from his residence on North
Main street Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock ANA was attended by tive many
friends who felt that they had sustained
a personal loss in the death Of one with
whom they had been associated mauy
years in business and social relations. The
/ Rev. W. Hamilton Bcuham. rector Of s.
/ Lukc's church. read the impressive Epis-
copa services ana the bearers were GOV.
Edward c. smith. Hon. +. stewart Stran-
ahau, Hon G. w. Writers. Or. L, Il.
Waugh. Hon. II. NJ Deal. Dr. j. y. Jcnnr,
j. T.. Toof and :. w. Cummings The yes
try of -. l.uke's church acted az honor
AIRY pail bearers. Mr.. Foss having been
scuior warden. L. W. Hyde ofiiciatcd as
conductor. male quartettc composed OF
+. W. Eissct. j. Shcerar, Fairaud :.
Stranahau ana Charles H. Anderson sang
Rock of Ages" and THY VIII BE Done ''
Street cemetery. the Knights Tcmplar in
FUN rcsaia, acting as escort from the
| home 10 the cemetery.
The school commissioners have elected
/ II. Charles Royce chairman and John q.
| Keenan, clerk for the ensuing year. The
/ regular meetings will be held on the Sec
ond ana fourth Monday evenings in the
month
Rev and Mrs Il. O. Campbell and three
children, who have been in Chilli South
America, for the past seven years arrV-
cd in the city Monday and arc guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Campbell. Tboy
will visit relatives i'm this vicinity during
the spring and coming summer.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies Aid held AT the residence of
Edwin Adams on Thursday was largely
attended and was entertained in the hospit-
able manner for which the house is distin-
guished. music being a pleasing feature
by the Misses Griswold. w ednesday even
ing March l4th. there was a "Neck-lic
Social" at :, q, MacOmbers .-Friday
evening March 10th, there Will be a sugar
party at the residence of S. p. Wadsworth
at Eeelcr's Fay.
Mrs q. w. Scott of Burlington is the
guest of Mrs David Robinson at Pearl.
Mrs $. $. Griswold returned the 9Th
from few weeks soiourn in southern
Pennsylvania, greatly improved in health,
There will be "A sugar party at the North
church March 2lst, the proceeds TO apply
upon the Methodist parsonage in repairs.
Fred Martell has purchased of Mrs. Sa
bra Tobias her house and lot at Grand Isle
Corners; consideration s6O0,-Capt W. Corr
bin is quite i'll.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Biri ColVcr of Stowe visited mis- grand
mother, Mrs. Maria Gregory last week
John Ia France, NJ. T.. Brewster and c..
5. Rounds and the young child Of Lester
Brace are on the sick list--kev. Mr.. Kcl-
tom Of Hiuesburgh supplied the pulpit
here Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. William
LeVett have returned to Brandon 10 live
Miss Minnie Jones visited her aunt Mrs.
Helen TART in Bristol last week.. G.
Carpenter commences work for Norton
and Johnson i'm tn, creamery March 18th.
Mrs. r. l.. DcLoug and son Rutherford
visited her daughter. Mrs. .. W. Shattuck,
i'm South Starksboro the first oi the week.
%. G. Hallock has rented his farm 10
James BcnwaY. who takes possession
in the near future.
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ENOSBURGH,

At a meeting of the school directors NJ.
l.. IIuDbell, G.. $. Fassctt and &. II. STRAIT
ton: c. II. Stratton was chosen chairman,
6. S. Fassett, Clerk, and W. jay Chaf,ee
superintendent of schools. They are now
securing teachers for the spring term
which is to open April 23d,-Mrs. G. ).
Fassett. who has FOR several weeks been
with her daughter Mrs. W, :. Judd. in
I,ardwick, has returned, Mrs Judd com
ing with her.-Those who attended tn.
concert at Enosburgh Falls last Friday
evening given by the L. V. NJ. Gec ana
Mandolin Clubs speak well of it.-Som
sugar-makers are getting their utensils
ready for tapping .-May Baker was in
RiChford a few days last week.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Misses Susie and Florence Rouse gave a
Salamagundi party to about 26 of their
friends on Saturday afternoon at which
all enjoyed a de ghtful time Byron
Combs broke one bono of his leg and
spraincd his ankle Saturday. In trying to
lift his sleigh around in the snow he slip
ped on some ice, which was the cause of
the aCcident.-Mr. Grail broke an arm
on Monday.--The funeral of Ruth Com
irgs. wife Of Edwin Wilson, was held ON
Thursday. The church was filled with her
many friends. There was a profusion oc
beautiful flowers. and Mrs. r. Hayes
had Il son born on Friday last-W. s..
Rublee moved into his new house last
week. Miss Fanny Hamilton of Richford
was the guest of the Misses Rouse over
Surday.--Mr. and Mrs. kiles Paul started
Monday to accompany their niece, Miss
Carrie Brown, to her home in Florida.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Judge Start came home from Wndham
County Court Saturday and remained
with his family over Sunday.-Dr. FISK
has his office at the Brigham House.--W
O. Brigham and Alburtus Randall were at
St. Adams last week doing jury duty AZ
County Court-Robert II. Brown N
Chicago is in town visiting friends and
rclatNes.-Frank Start has commenced
The study of law in the office of Brigham
& Start.--The roads in and about town
have been broken out by Commissioned
Hand and are now in good condition.
everything considerable spring term
of brigham Academy will commence on
Tuesday, March Goth, 1900, with the same
corps of teachers. MIR Nuttng, who was
injured on the railroad in Fairfield IL
Gently, is doing as we'll as could ne eX-
pccted. and his ultimate recovery is nov
looked for. lie is stu feeble and cannot
move around much but is slowly gaining
Henry Benor moved to Sheldon Monday
to manage large sugar place for ii. ii
Earrand.
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HYDE PARK.

e. II. Crane and wife will go TO BuS on
this week to secure new furnishings for
the Hotel Phoenix of which they will take
possession April /. 1t is said that f. y.
kcclcr viii rent his brothers tenement and
remove part of his furnishings there and
continue keeping hotel
r. s Beard Of this town had the mis-
fortune to lose one of his best cows re-
cont y. one of her horns became caught
in board while she was drinking and
heinG unable to eXtricate herself died by
being drowned.
Patrick Kelley of Bate Row is criticai-
lY i'll. Mr. Kelley is the father of Jam $
Kelley. who runs the meat market here
in tho village.
The board of school directors have boon
fortunate in securing the services Of Miss
Liah Waite 10 succeed Miss t'ua Mann.
who declines to teach The primary depart
ment Of the academy the coming fail.
Miss Waite went Ia Johnson Tuesday to
attend tn" Normal school for a time in
prcpd IA ton for her r. laborS.
Thomas Moore. who went to Chicago a
short time ago to attend the funeral Of
his sister. Mrs. Nellie Land, will remain
IN that city until the estate is settled Up
on his return home Will" Land, his ward.
viii accompany him and make his home
with his uncle
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HlMESBuRGH.

Miss Mchan of Burlington has opened
dreS.makinE parlors at Mrs. Thomson's =.
.-WCid has been received OF the illness
of Or Eussells little daughter Irene III
IitcAburg, Mass There waS a Methodist
sotiahle at Guy Tobey's Wednesday night.
Mis- Flora Landod has entered the
training school for nurses at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burling ton.- Frank
Post is at home from Albany.--Orson cur
ravo is very sick.--A party of II I. V. NJ
students took supper at the Parker House
Tuesday cVening.-Gcorge Martin of
Plattsbursh was in town Tuesday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Lena Forbes of Wiliston was the guest
of Miss Kate Comstock last week.
The schools in town have closed for a
short vacation.
Mr. Williams of Shclburne has rented
+. V. Pror's house.
Mrs Homer Phelps Of Wilston spent
several days with relatives here last week.
Charles Landry is dangerously sick with
pneumonia at James Fitzgcralds'.
Josiah Barker is drawing lumber with
which TO make extensive repairs upon the
house at Baxter farm.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Nfi-s Maud NT.fla u-Lo attended, S.k,of
MIH9 NauG "'.''' WIZ ,., 49, ''Vo.
~ '',' "a. 800, . 'a'''i ''" "' )"
T|ln' III - '..''. 7'.~.""s
'..c "a '''''' '.'l' 49,.
~ "''' 'nN' '''O ''''s' "''''''' va ''''''
i,, wa, o,,l vic. ,,or,,,.s .,c ~, I,
Avn -H"Iou ana Wy p'tcHtH ~ ~
e NHErH' nav ltu'e" ,"''r Ia J." '' l",
eaSl '!"aTc anu r'1Ieu neI ~ W. ny
nave ,akeH W. T. A'dH'Soh cottage 'i'
me mn
KEY: l. n, toward p"Ni'i vi me %
ust churcA mere, mas "'' I"N''vu 10 a.
hNer the Memorial u'N dua''SS ms N'H''
when the exercises Will ne held at the
Centre.
Misses tann'e ana Midrod ra'F re-
'N' ,, ~ I,,.-'i MA t.; ,-.r, w
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WEST MILTON,

MIR. and Mrs. Harris, who are to make
the butter at the Cooperative creamery
here, are 10 have rooms at Mrs. Laura
Allen's,-There is to be a dance at Acck
McNally's this week.-The Grange socii-
ble a A. A. Herrick's was largely attend
ed and a good time was enjoyed by al
Mr.. and Mrs l.. IT. Herrick expect to go
the last Of this month to visit friends in
Chicago.-Eber Coon moved to Checker
berry last week.-A niece of Mrs. Bron-
sons from Grand Isle has come to live
with her.-Mrs. Julia Phelps is expected
home from Manchester this week for u
.shnIl NLsil
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Tiras lsham of Wliiston
were the guests of Their niece Mrs f.
j. Forbes. one day last week.-Mrs. NJ.
w. Hinsdil and child have returned home
from "A three weeks visit a L Mrs fiins-
dIlrs parents in EsseX--Mr. and Mrs.
LOOMS Allen are both quite indisposcd.-
Mrs. James Millhani, who has been suffer-
ing with q very bad cold for Two weeks.
j. gaining S.OWly.-The venerable Russell
RILEY is very feeble, only leaving his bed
at short iutcrValS.--James Marvin who
has been with Mr.. ana Mrs. K. T.. Forbes
during the winter, is preparing 10 return
TO his home in Philadelphia to look after
some property.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Clinton Keith was in Cambridge
TWO DAYS last week on visit TO her
daughter Mrs. DIR, Newton.-Olive and
Sue Davis from ST. Johnsbury are spend
ing a few days in this place with relatives
and friends.-Mss Elsie Woodruff is
spending few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Orton, in WinOoski-Mrs. Guy BIOS
som has returned to her home at Bellows
Fails after spending several weeks with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HOward.-Ar-
thur Shatney is working for John Hale
Mrs Etastus Howard is quite Ill from I'M
iuries received by a fall.-Ernest Flanders
mas nnishe his labOrs for Henry Eldlidse