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fKANkLIr COUNTY.
ST. ADAMS

The following gentlemen have tiled ar
ticles of incorporation with the secretary
Of state for "a smokelcSs powder plant to
be located in this vicinity: A. 5 Richard
son OF ST. Adams. y. =. loac n of
Sheldon, Sir William Van Horn" OF Mon
treal. T.. Dickson Of Winnipeg, Man, and
+. W. Henbcch of Winnipeg Man. The
business reputation of the gentlemen in
ter, stod insurcs a success OF the enter
prise
Miss Laura Beaudry. an omployc OF the
Willard Manufacturing company. had a.
narrow escape from a terrible death Sat
urday afternoon. She was standing near
the button machine. when her hair. which
va. in two long braids, got caught IN the
shaftng of the machine and was wound
up. Her screams brought help and while
one man was tuning off the lever another
kicked off the belt of the wheel which
stopped the machine and the girl was re-
lcaScd. She IS about 10 years old. She
sustained no serious injuries.
T.. O. Palmer. who has had charge Of
the air brake department Of the Central
Vermont railroad, left for Keene, y. H.,
whore he has similar position.
SWANTON.
At the adjourned annual meeting Of the
Swanton Brass band held Fr.d day even
ing, the following officers were chosen for
tho year ensuing IF, II. Dunbar, leader
George II. Bennett. assistant leader: Sher-
pmt,nreo,d s,rrstarv and treasurer
Miss Josie Donahuc has gone TO Rich
ford t. assist the new postmaster there
Mr.. Aver who takes the place IF Oscar
McCir,go Charles f.. Hall, the newly
~ s,,,.i, 90 ~ l., Iviison nc cbiaf rlcrl,
NJ Wilson b,s bean for some linn, in IN,
pi,,fo,.5 ,,o,tooo, ana ie sotd 10 ne ver,
an,i, 7, ts no. go, itnoun uhan MI
I'm ,i,,i ,,D.,.n,.;o,,
,rho tfIonh,rf ,,ch,rc,o l.. IN l,c rerov
cd from mo turuan block 10 the Earno,
BLOCK MIS- lasell VIII sun ne III ch'rs"
MONTGOMERY.
.,,.,..,. uo,,.,.,, ,,.,.. ,.t,.,,, :,
Al, i ~. ID ,,ati, 80, ~ ,,d, y
49, az 10 - c,,,',''.. ~ ',or, ~
.'I ,.,.,., 80 '''
,.,. w. ,,, .'i ,,,ta,, NJ NJ
tin responded in a few well chosen words
.MisS Mary hlhssieH mas returned iron
Nitlpal OF liaru"iCh Vislteu III Town re
crH''! - r'Siulls r~iuer - D. Nu.,'r
- N'pa'9 pIe"ci.u 80 lue MN''"'il9
10 hi'hioIu LOT me evening seIN'e IGN
people uhl'"u WIN tile Metno.lS' hpScu
fai church on ouhoaE'-hsN' Mf, 'pihS"'
Vi nuiiiilsto" preuci'u at ~ pai nov
NEW church on SUNDAY laSl'-Mr, r.
CN'att anu ME, !" W. oui,'oS Spent u'S
eay Nv 81 iAi''t ma.ta :, n'n"eS
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NEW PORT.

Mrs. T. A. Dowuey has gone to Mont
peolier for the remainder of the winter
Belle Robinson has returned to Auourn-
dale. Mass. to her school Her mother
Mrs. Clara HobSon. mas closed her mouse
for the winter and will spend the winter
with her-FoSter Crlndall and Miss Mary
Beap have returned from visit III can
ado-Mr. and Mrs, Milo Shattuck nave
moved here from lNudunNilie ana boatd
:u Mrs Emma Young Mr. ana Mrs. W
". Hutchins have gone to New noth'
where they viii spend some time ana then
20 South for the remainder of the winter.
Prank Holtruok of Dutch Island, near
jamestown II. H. visited his parents mere
reccntly.-Allen $. iiolbrook, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. 5. H. Holbrook, now OF ST
.Iohnshury. visited his parents recently,
b,ingirg his bride with him.-Mr. and
Mis-. Lewis Busky are rejoicing over the
arrival Of son, born Dec. @th.-Ali'-.
oliver Rowe and Miss Minty Te'bets OF
Franklin Falls ~ H., are visiting their
pareuts-Fred Estel, has zone TO BurlnG-
ton to attend the dairy school.
Howard, the II months Old son or MI
and Mrs. c. A Hays, died of Group last
Thursday morning. Mrs Frank Flint OF
Richford visited her mother, Mrs. Elt-
worth, last week. A. Lorimer ana fam
lily visited in DiXVille the past week.'-Tne
village school commenced Monday, Jan
uary Sth.-Mr. and Mrs. John Tatro visit
ed IN MansonNlile last SdlurudA'-N' -
Barr. formerly bookkeeper for True N
Blanchard Co, has purchased Of George
Paul his interest in the grocery business
Of the firm of Paul d VALERIE. =. Cook
is in Boston on hustaoss,-Nr. and Mrs. l..
D. Miles have returned from New York -
f. Gilbert is homo from Concord, y.
H, where he has been at work in bak-
ery.-Charles Litchheld has moved from
the Maxneld place which he has carried
on the pNet year. o hts farm in coventry
Harley Humphrey has been elected su-
permit endent Of the Methodist Sunday
,-r~ ! Mrs Homer Thrashor has Sone
~ Detroit to WIT her son Edward. From
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"Blowvinc."-M Hector Hu,chins Of
Manchester s. H.. and Mrs. George
Tudhopc Of North Hero were guests at
Edison tftords the 7th inst.-Mrs. Lois
Hoag left by stage on Friday to spend II
few weeks in Rutland, visiting friends
Miss Hattie Childs is on the sick list
II. \. Rider, who has acted as time Keep
or for O'Hron Il Shccan. left for Burlns-
ton Saturday whore he will enter their Of
flee which was recently removed from
South Hero.
SOUTH HERO.
The week of prayer will be observed
here this week by union meetings at
which the different pastors will preach
a very pleasing drama was given, entitled
why We Never Married" by the anna
tours at the oyster Surper held ut the
Congregational church on Wednesday
evening of last last week. a little over
$50 was taken in.-Thc working force Of
the Rutland-Canadian railroad is to be
enlarged by n gang of - lab1rcrs coming
from Montreal this vcck..-A collision &C.
CURED between two engines of the gravel
trains running from Aliens Point to the
quarry on IL. =. Phelps Point while en-
tering q short cut. Slight damages were
the conscqucnces.--W Warren Burleigh has
been visiting his sister Mrs. c. G. Conlin.
row days. He is fine violinist and
played at "A party given by Miss Katherine
Rccoi,c All ;, tSi, ,,il az,
mar 7tb -,rbcr9 T.; t h 49,. 49,,
at the Methodist church i'm Grand Ise
6 l.. ~ e, . inns '""ualE w n' -
1 80 ''0,'''''o,' W.T. ~ rii'SVoh Mon-
Co.. paI3 n' u"us u 'er-ll-'IW, NJ
BriGhts disease at the Mary Fletcher
ISLE La MOTTE.
( T. < ,rleurv lo,t , ,o,uotio bo,,o ,...+
voek.-Cant NontqoIncrv rnhn Mont
po,ncrv nr... hnr1c ro,, ,L, ,,.,r1.,t c,,,,,,.,,
soul Of DalIot, ,.isi,.d -, - ,rnon ..,
Saturdav-A ~ I'm and Iohr Ntontn1n,-
,rv nrc rnio,int thei, H.. hoat.1-A Iara,,
force of mn cI,t through mo leo v.biCh
was from four to elx ins,,s tbi,ls fr,r
1slo Ia Nottn to pclote' uni,t to ".I tbn
schooner Arnstrono which ha1 ina en-.
driver ON to bo usad H. ini1Jiu', IN. IN
land-Canadiau raifrond a II I'm 1.d
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u,aul,aa to ,isi, nor .istrr pr ana Mr.
J. y blanchard celebrated their 10,h we'd.
ding anniversary January by entertain.
ing about 20 of tbeir relative. and friend,
in Tho cvcninp
rohn 4. Pro1tv died early SATURDAY.
morning at the home of his son. - 81.
Prouty. whom he had lived with. Mr..
Proutv had alv.a,- h.,n iu IN. lti,nh.f
business hut tho last few YEAR. had pi,-eu
up the interest. LARGELY to his sons q; Il
T.. 1. and William protity. I'M s,,sinoss
had been run i'm ,hr u:.,,. of pt..ity A.,
Miller. He was also "a large owuo, i'm trt
international Mill co,nuaur. A.. n1l .h,ld
iuportant town offices ana AT IN. linn,
Of mis- death WIS director Of Inc OrIca,,
Trust companv. b. sides tho alov,. men,
toned sons there are Hon. c. A. Pr3utv
Of Washington. u. C.. Harley Proutv vh1
lives in thu West. and q d.uphtor Mr..
DR. Palmer. who reside. i'm Na.sachusatfs.
The funeral WIS held Monday at $50 D..
i lie ,' ''9 INV ,i 80, 10, H. 49,,
I-Ircn ,1i.tric, b,r,,..i .. an e,riy bo,.,.
sa,url..t. ,,,',,,i,,,, s,t,,oi Had ,,,, 49,,
nc.k ~ itao, >, =. th'ri,h, G,.'
c4rrb+ tro,p tba .,",.. v,i,i1n W, tlio.t
vim ,ro5d - l,o,., " .ra .i,,,,, .t
,igh, I-oDtor,,',1 fa-,tI,. 80. s,,,.
da,. v.itb NJ ,, ,tt Iia,F s..
Iro ,t,,,roh ana i''' ''''
| MORGAN.
Elliott G purrouob. have nut = shi,c,.
machine into their min -. 4 AGho.t ma
mon at vorl. on tha lnt ON which no ,.,l+
'urnbo, last ufnte,. md Is now. tsl,in,r oc.
thn nuIn wood -Nrs Ira G ravior ,vb,
,as been stayi,,r n, to,vn v.i,b hcr ,la,,,h.
tor ,r. 81 R.rtio., b., .von, "a
Iononon \ n to visit bc. Jaurbtor An
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$$$v
Mrs. A. &. Boemun MIS- eliza Purmcrt
and Miss Smith So mt Jal. ; and / N
Burlington. Hunt, George Ufford. !
and Leon orion returned to SlNton's RiV-
cr Jan Mise Howe of Gndcrnill has
I,,n spending ~ few days at ). Bascoms -.
Hon T.. NJ. DoIl and George H. Clanin
of ST. Adams were in town tn" 9th look
ing over the ground in reference to con-
solidatng their creamcries in town.-Rev.
10. Il. Hunt arIlVCr in town che 9Th and
commenced his labors with the church
the 7th.--RcV .. Il. Hunt WAS called back
to RumneY by telegraph tn" Jth to Of
ticiate at the fun, raj Of On" of mis- Old
church mrmbeiS.-Tnc LaNoille Lodge Of
Musons have their new hall cdrpetad and
everything in place to mold their next
m, citing Jan. 10-'rhc young people ale
having fine skating ON the river now
EnV. .. K. Hunts goods came 20 the de-
Iot Saturday night and the church NOM
bers made a bee and at noon Monday thoy
were al! in the rdrson1ge.-MrS. =. Faras-
worth is quite lame with swollen foot.
EAST FAIRFIELD.
Misses Mabe, and Marion Gates enter
tanned a number Of their young friends
a, their homo New Years day Tn.
Ladies Aid society meets this week
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joan Fox.
Miss Martha Coburn went to SwLnton
Saturday where she VIII attend school,.
Miss May Barnes Is quite i'll at her home
There.
RAkERSI'IEID
ton Friday ana will now finish no soue
delayed matters in the Franklin County
Couit.-Peter STANLEY vas severely iniur-
ca IN the WOODS one 'aE l'H' "''1
rInS were "r0N'i ana some o'H"r INJURIES
Sr'talned--N' VI N"raino'r cam" nom"
from Ho7tol on SATURDAY 'N'"''- "",i'
ne mas p'ch Sn'n"nh rev daE..~Mr'
an" MIS-. A. O. I'rlShaN Went 20 Boston
l'~t WctN 30 ''l"h' tho !Hi'oiu OF Il'
la'c itobert y. BHEhdm' Wno was a "a
long re@iteht OIL inns own d'eI IaSu wees
TUESDAY ana was hurl"H on rrluaF' tie
,o,iron,t C1nt IciiI'ane comn,nv -The
saw mill and ,-nchinery belonging to tie
estate of w. -. Pearson, were sold on
Saturday by Trust-o FarnSworth to w.
" Peck of MorriSvile-A moV emant is
on foot TO have Deacon John \. Perkins
appointed census onumcrator.-RaY $ cw-
art returned to her sCnool ut Bradford
Saturday.
! r,rrcrrp
l.. j. Church and family spHnt sunday
3 with his parents Mr.. AMI Mr.. Y. H.
Smith are attending the DairvmdE's con-
vcntiOn at i3rattloboro.-F A kozer will
| give a social dance and honey supper Jan
Charios Bellows ana family spent
sunday at y. w. Church s.-Tha Fletcher
- Dramatic club will soon present their play
D Putnam visited at y. ". Church Jan {.
= Miss Lucy Robinson is home from Swan
{ ton or IL. NlSlt.-Mr. ana Mrs. u. W. COrSe
. VISITED III JtlcISoiIN ne jan 'tl'
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Henry is suffering from quite severe at
tack of sciatica.-Juhn c. Robinson is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Rosa Clark
WEST MILTON.
The store and dwelling house owned hy
G.. ". Granger and occupied by G. w
Wright. was burned Saturday night. only
few things were saved The buildings
arc Il total loss a. they were not insured
Mr. Wrights loss is partly covered by in
surance.-Thcrc is to be- an oyster supper
at G. l.. Sandcrsons Friday evening. Jan.
18th for the benefit of Rev. O.. l.. Story
Mir and Mrs. William Gordon are rcjoic-
ing over the birth of daughter, born
Dec. 26.-Several from this place attended
the wedding anniversary of Mir, and Mis-.
Jed Patterson Monday cvcnnE.-Alrs.
Wright and son are staying with her bro
Their, W. II. Munson of Colchester,
for the present. Mr.. Wright is at @.
". CHARACTERISTICS. u. O. Bullock return
cd from the village Monday whore she
has been the past two weeks caring for
Mrs. James KENNEDY
H1NESBrRGH.
Eugene Sanctuary and wife spcn; sun
day at his fathers. They start Mond y
for New orleans where he has an APP ONT
mont in the governm, mt engineering SER
Vice.-Rcv. II. j. Harris expects to 30 TO
Europe this summer. He viii visit re
lativcs in England and Wa es and may
visit the Paris eXposition-Dr. II. r.. Hunt
is 80 much better that Rev. NJ. Il. France
has takon him out % ridcseveral times late
.y.--rhe creamery paid $1.lO per hundred
weight for standard November milk.-LdSt
Wednesday niGht was the coolest his
winter Tho thermomcte r rcEiste red 12pu low
zcro.-Danicl Patrick is drawing rail-
road ties on waRuns-1he farmers in the
Coleman nciChborhood made a bee and drew
gravel on the road three days last week.
W. G.. Fletcher had a runaway in the VII
lace Thursday His horse pccame fright
enod at the high school boys foot hall. The
boys paid for "A broken wheel.-Frank NJ.
Post returned Thursday to Albany where
h. is studying chemistry.-Charles Weed
has lot of logs skidded for his new barn.
II. s, Coleman is moving the old school
house in No. 3.-Thc congregational Sun
day school elected officers Sunday as fol-
lows. Superintendent Mrs. Alice Bying-
ton assistant. g. l.. Evmgton, secretary
and treasurer, Mr.. Helen Boynton; or
ganist Mrs, y. D. Partch; librarian, Miss
Alice Landon.
CNDERHILL
Mr. Fowler of Randolph has been I'm
town to visit l.. c. Fowler his son.-John
McNassar. who has been located in the
West for q number of years, is visiting
IL ativcS herc.--MiSS Lillian Tetrill is
teaching in the primary department of the
graded school a Jcricho.-Iotatoes are
being CARED At this station The price
Paid being 80 cents per hushcl-rhe Of
licers Of Mansfield Court, {. O. =, for the
ensuing year. are: chief Ranger Patrick
Garland; vice Grief ranger, J. Y. I'itZ-
simmc1ds past chief ranger Philip Plant;
recording secretary, john +. Leddy; imam
Cill secretary. John W. MCNulty' treas
urer. Augustine Mattimorc; trustees, John
Casey, Henry McNoy and W. Barrett:
grand marshal. Antoine Laucor: medical
ton no fft.sft IL
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LAMOlLLE coz NTY.
HYDE PARK.


The case of the STATE ". H. W. Tucker,
in which the defendant was accused Of
burning 4 barn in Emlra was decided
Monday morning in favor OF the defend
ant. The jury were given the facts of THIS
case Saturday afternoon about > o'clock.
but were unable to como to any decision
that afternoon and so were obliged to
say over sunday here. out of the four
cases of trial by jury conducted during
this term OF court only one OF them Was
decided as the majority OF dsitercStod
parties thought they would be, that be-
ing the ono of Ingalls, ". Godfrey Us.
Myra Herrick. The court was adjourned
Monday morning after the decision Of TINS
case to recOnTonc next June.
Mrs Wilson, the mother of Mrs. c. ;.
Leach, with whom sha has made her
home for the last years Of her life, pass
ed away Saturday afternoon. she had
only been SEX about a week, having been
taken with pneumonia. y short service
was held at the house Monday at 5
o'clock. after which the body was taken
to Fairfax, where the regular funeral SER
vices were held.
In the absence of Rev. f. c. Taylor sun
day. W. f. Ranger conducted the services
giving very able discussion At the close
of the service the congregation were very
much surprised to have MI Ranger read
a letter, announcing the resignation OF Mr..
Taylor which will take place on or before
May list, 1909. The people Will regret very
much to have Mr. Taylor leave tile pastor
ate and il is thought that he may be IN
tluoncod to continue his services here Mi.
Taylor has been very efficient in his SER
vices toward getting new church in this
rlace. and it would seem right to have
him enjoy some of the use of this cdi-
flee.
MORRISV1LLE.
The y. L. O. P.'s held a masquerade and
dance at their hall Friday evening, there
being large attendance.
Miss Eta DotY returned to ner worN
in Boston Saturday morning.
Tine q. A r. Post aud Woman ; Relief
Corrs held public installation of Of
fccrs at their hall Saturday evening
Miss Celia Hamel started for ML~slclu-
sets Monday morning
Tie Portland street Whist club has been
revived again this winter and commenting
| on Thursday evening will give regular
! parties each week in the y, T.. .. !, halI,
which has been hired Tor the purpose.
Mr.. Joseph Richardson, who has be"n
in poor health for some time, died quite
suddenly Tuesday morning.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
Eva Adams is visiting in Jetfcrsonvil".
Leon lanpncr of 'mort Is visiting AT
his fathcr's.-L. f. Iarriugton Of Jcffer-
sonville wa in town Monday, Joseph
Fnss has purchased a lo-dcre timber lot
Of &. r. Foss-Rcv Mr. Gregory is i'm
Newport this week attending conference,
Miss Scynl ur win speak ia his place next
Sunday.-W. w. jackson of Morrisvile
has moved back to his old home.--Wi.l-
lam Manning has accepted 4 position at
tie Waterbury Asylum and VIII move
there next wcck,-Pearl Jones from Barre
If visiting old acqua.ntarccs in this vii
lage.
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day. Rev. f.. G French of Johnson Of
hciatng. lie was buried at tho Corners
cemetery by the side Of his first VIE
who was a Warren. lie had been prcpar-
ing for the end for a long time and had
a handsome family monument erected last
summcr.-Capt. and Mrs Blake returned
from Bolton Saturday. Mr. Blake rented
his mill in Bolton for year to a Mr.
Bacon.--L. A. Carpenter has his new en-
gine in working order, and is saving
hard wood logs.
JEFTERSONVILLE.
Mark IIcbb has taken "A business trip to
New York Statc.-Charlcs Thomis has
bought and taken possession OF 4 resi-
dchce on Park street. formerly occupied
by Samuel Baird.--Warren lodge 80 90
+. and A. NJ, will have a public insta.la-
ton of officers next Thursday night, jan
uary H. at Masonic hall. a banquet will
he served after the exercscs.-Aftcr a
short Illness William Carpenter died
Thursday December > The funeral vas
held at the house last Sunday Rev. X.
G Howard conducting the services. The
interment was at WaterVille where he
formerly resided.--Otis sherman IS very
slck.-Joseph Donaldson, wife and daugh-
ter of Burlington were guests at J.. G.
Griswolds over Sunday.-NIisscs Gula and
Grace Cotton from the Province Of que
bee called on friends here the past week
-iNOUtIt CALDWELL VINO was Interested IN
the building Of the Portland and Ogdens-
burg railroad, recently called on friends
here.
STOWE.
Bert Thaycr had the misfortune to Jam
his finger so that amputation was ncces-
sary Charles Mll.cg is able to be out
again-Dr Grout of Waterbury was call
ed to see J. +. Houston, who has been iii
with throat trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Burnett spent Sunday
nt North Hyde Pafk.-.Iudg" and Mrs
Watts are visiting in CraftspUrY this
Wc"k.-During the past year there have
been thirty-eight births in town; thirty
six deaths and sixteen marriage -Thcs q
VINO failed 20 attend the concert Monday
evening missed rare musical treat
About sixty attended the annual banquet
of the G. \. r. and W. X. G.. last Satur-
day.-It is reported that the Sons Of Vet
Grams are about to rco-gAnZe - Eric
Moody gives party 20 ms young friends
Saturday evening. Jan. l3th-Ccrtiicates
have been issued TOR the bounty on sixty
one foxes caught in town this fall.
ELMORE.
Mrs. W. A. Spaulding is slowly improv-
ing-AIrs y. ". Green IS at Martin
Spauldng's, while Mr.. Green is in Barr.
completing his house, as they are about
to move there Mr. w. q. Harris visited
her sister in Waterbury, las, we'K.-Miss
Mabel Slayton mas returned to nor work
in MCntp"linr.-MrS. :. q. Richardson re-
ccived lutte a shock bS falling down thu
cellar stairs recently.
WATERNIL1.E.
IT, w Scot was in Rutland on buslncs.
last wook-Chlrles Westcot was in Bun
lirgtOn Standardization AMI Tillotsol
returned from Boston Friday with a cal
load OF horscs.--Miss H"lon Stevens wa
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GREEN SRORO.

There Is a new boy baby at John Rich
Simpson has return
from the Mary Fletcher hospital ut Bar
lirgton and is staying at Hayden Nc
Larey's He is improving quite rapidly.
Fred Eastman has returned from Talm-
ton Mass where has been working Tor
the electric car company About - at
tended the dance at q. W. Palmer's last
Friday night. Morse and Palmer turnisn-
e. music, and all had very pleasant
-
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CAMBRIDGE.
ORLEANS COUNYT.

Rev Mr.. Vance from WhccloCk preach
ed in the CONGREGATIONAL -hurch last sun
day. Thee will be no service next sunday
There will he an oyster suppcr IN thu
Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday even
irg, Jan. lG.-Lynn EdrlEa had the mis-
fortune TO he kicked hv colt last week
knocking out five OF his from, teeth,
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. Daisy |. Drury aged 30 years, wife
of T.. W. Drury, died Monday morning af-
ter few months illness of consumption.
Tho funeral WAS held at her late home
" dhrsday afternoon at o'clock. The
burial will be ian Wiliston. Mr.. prury
and four children. tho eldest tom only
seven years old. are left 10 mo, IN.
Miss Helen Woodruff of Wiliston and
Frank Nichols were married Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Giddiugs in this village Rev. A. /. En-
right oiliciated
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"Blowvillc. Mrs. Hector tu.chns Of
Manchester y. H.. and Mrs. George
Tudhopc Of North Hero were guests at
Edison Ufford's the 9TH inst-Mrs. Lois
Hoag left by stage on Friday to spend u
few weeks in Rutland, visiting friends
Miss Hattie Childs is on the sick list
H. A. Rider. who has acted as time keep
or for OBricn Il Shccan. left for BurlinE-
ton Saturday, whore he will enter their Of
flee which was recently removed from
SoIlh IInrn.
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Tho week If prayer Is observed by Joint
meetings of the Congregational and Bap-
list churchcs.At the annual clcction of
the Congregational Sunday-achool the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
John A. Lewis: secretary, Mrs. leila New
eli; librarian, Charles Footc; treasurer,
W n. newell: superintendent, Anna BY
irgton: committee, G. l.. Van Nliet Ethel
Byington, Emma l.eavonwortn.-The
riccting Of the Improvement socitcy Fri
Gay evening was one Of the best attend
ed and most interesting of the series
Mr.. and Mrs t. A. Bellows are with w.
V. Bcach's family while Mr.. Beach and
wife are attending the Brattleboro Butter
and Cheese Makers meeting at Brattlc-
lOTO.
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EDEN

Joseph {. Adams died January at the
residence of c. A. Harrington, where he
has made his home lately, OF consumption
aged NJ years. Mr., Adams WAS born and
raised IL Eden, hut had lived most ~
his life in the West. His children two OF
whom survive him, reside in the West
His funeral was largely attended Satur-
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School in the Mitchell district leran
Monday, Mark Warner, teacher.-The MIS-
s.Iary society MO-. with Mrs. lie Gh
Wellman Tuesday aftornoon.-Mr j. La
bounty il I'LL. Freeman is tll-The
week of prayer will bc observed al the
Congregational church. meetings each
evening except Saturday.-The Ladies'
A.d will meet with Mrs. 5. Stebbins Fri
LnN nffernnnn
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JONESV1LIE.

MI and Mrs Horace cutler are in
helping to care for their lit
tie granddaughter. who very ill-Mam o
Palmer mas returned to Randolph.
- Mrs Thaddcus stevens has been
quite sick. Sut is some better now
Miss Fannie stevens went to Burlington
Friday.-Mrs. Stophen IIildrcth has gone
to MllistOn for a few days to visit her
sister Mrs George Goodrich.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

G.. W. Brewster has bought the place
owned by Mrs. Ida Pierce of Burlns Oh
and Miss Minnie Josy-n OF this place
Mrs Amos Small ia very i'll with nervous
prostration. Fred Fitch ha. been en-
gagged by Horton & Johnson to run their
creamery here. Mr. Fitch is going to
move into Mrs Pherona Gorton's house
There Is considerable sickness in town
The remains of Mrs. Gershap Congcr of
Bristol were brought here for burial We'd
nesday. Nj. Congers people We're well