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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Mr.. Gookin Of INndonvlle, mas pur-
chased the lease and furnishings Of tho
Centennial House, and will take possess
sion IN few daYs.-Mr. Sargent has NOV
ed into the tenement on South Main 81.
recently vacated by the Mcclellan family.
Herman Carr has moved into Leroy
Fords tenement on Wulcott St--RosWoll
Davis has moved into the riverside house.
Morse Jennings has taken the contract
to build n dwelling house for W. h. Law
son on Spring St, and has begun work.
W. :. Cobb has begun the building OF his
house on Upper Cherry ST.. Herman Carr
is the architect.-O. H. Marsh has begun
work on IA dwelling house for Walter
Perrin on South Main St-Dr Bates is
fitting up an office in the house which he
recently purchased on Spring ST. William
Austin is doing the carpenter work.
Mrs. Albert Pcrley has been spending a
! few days in town.-Mrs. Rowell has re-
| turned from a visit to Albany, Vt-Miss
! Bennett, who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. O.
/ j. Paquette, is quite sick.-There will he
| a lecture at the Congregational church
next Friday evening by the pastor. on the
| subject, "rhree stars in our Flag, and
how they came there, The Epwortf
| League will hold their anniversary exer-
cses and installation OF officers at the
Methodist church next Sunday evening.
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Sunday in June and will sail for England
about the first Of July. Mrs. $. p. Degree,
who has been quite SICK with grip. is
better. The states attorney has warned
the board of civil authority that they
must prosecute all pedders operating
without 4 license Teachers for the pub
lie schools have been assigned as follows
for the spring term: No. !, Miss Frances
Clarke, 80. .. Miss Nelie Fletcher. No.
g. Miss Hc~sio weed, no =, Mrs. BESSIE
T. POST No. IT, Miss Liuuic Tucker: NO :.
Miss Anna Patrick; No. \. Miss Tiessa
GanenV 80. .. Miss Eta L. Brownson,
no ~. Miss Katharine Jachman; No. T.,
Miss Lula Fletcher; No. IL, Miss Matte
Mckenzie; NO. II, \. Principal r. 7.
sharp. A. NJ. 80. II, Il, Miss Katharine
Page. ph. Il.
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the 9th to spend three weeks-Fred A.
Depatic went tc Iittletou y. H.. April
18th whore he has position in j. q.
Patch's shoe store. DIR. 3 II. Phelps ana
wife were in Burlington last week.--A
party of about 80 were entertained with
dancing aud whist at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. e. Gillette ON the night of May
and all report a most ENJOYABLE time.
King brothers furnished music. Among
those from Que of town wore Mr.. and Mr..
Aston Soule. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fisher
and VIII Rugg Of ST. Adams also Miss
Carrie Flynn Of Barre. Mrs. H. w. IeaSc
is visiting at Notth FaiifaN. Judge
IiotchkiSs wife and son of Georgia are
Visiting his mother, Mrs. j. NJ IIotchhiss.
The Fairfax base ball team went to
Cambridge May > and played the cam
bridge high school team, the latter team
winning by u score Of - to a.-Mr. G. e.
Alfred was a, A. y. Bucks Saturday
W. H. Rood Is recovering from an attack
Of grip.-rhomas pario has finished work
for NJ. Stafford DEWEY Buck went to -.
Adams Tuesday to begin work for T. NJ.
al--Mss Fife Buck Is assisting Mrs.
ChaunCey Alfred for few days.-D. :.
Buck spent a few days in st. Adams last
week. Mrs. e. A. Ilawley entertained the
Ladies Missionary society Of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church Thursday. after
noon. Misses Carrie and jennie Finn of
Barre are visiting relatives i'm town,
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HINESBURGH.

Mrs. George tlHir and daughter Miss
Grace Jackman of Shclhurnc were in town
over Suhday.-Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Bur
mt have Il new baby Howard Kay and
wife have "A bOY.-Edward Freeman and
wife of Richmond Wcrc at \. s. IIulS
Sduday.-Rcv Charles Sturgoss preached
his first sermon AT the Me hodst EpisCo-
pal church last Sunday. Mr.. and Ms.
Charles clifford Of Bristol were at j. H.
Aliens over Sunday.-lienry Goodro was
called to Bristol sunday by the serious
illness Of his sister. Mrs Grow The
graduating exercises OF the A class Of
the high school will be held in the Con-
gfeEltiOnal church Friday evening. May
Il. GuinanS orchestra Of Bristol will fur
nsh musiC.-W. y. Gould of Clarcmont,
y. H., is stopping nj the Parker House.
lie viii operate a curd house in the upper
part of the creamery building Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Andrews and Mrs. s j.
iloof spent several days in Burlington
last week.
Mrs. Celia Parker, widow OF the late
Nathaniel Parker. received $1,000 life in
surance within ten days after her hus-
bands death.-The creamery paid $llO
per hundred for standard March milk -
II. j. Harris has finished work AT his saw
mill in st. GeOrge,-H l.. Ross fell
through a scaffold in his barn and has
carried his arm in a sling for two weeks
Mrs. Lewis Dwyer has moved to her
farm There IL a good deal OF sickness
from colds and grip and the doctors are
very busy.-Surplus hay is well cleaned
up and many farmers are short. Cattle
have been quite generally turned out tC
pasture.-Road Commissioner Ray is plan,
ming to make great deal OF permanen,
/ road this year.-Rev, r. j. Harris will
preach his farewell sermon the SECOND
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RICH MOND,

Mr.. ANA Mrs. Milton stevens was called
home last week from Wcstford where
they were Visiting at Hon. \. g. Robin
sons 10y the sudden Illness OF Mrs NJ.
shaw the mother Of Mrs. Stevens. She is
somewhat better At this writng.-Miss
Carlotta Andrews and Miss Gouleth from
TIA" Montpelier seminary are spending q
few days With Miss Andrews parents
Mrs. G. r.. Jones stll is very III at the
Sparhawk S1ultarium in Burlington
MoSSrS. Baker and Goodwin Of the now
Industry are i'm town making preparations
for buildunE.-Mr and Mrs. A. y. Winsow
have returned bone from Woodstock af-
tor the burial of Mr.. Wuslow's mother
Jpnu johnson am uncle of Mrs. Charles
Mctiarcin from Sardnac. y. v. was the
guest oC Mrs. McGargiu last week Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Root are rejoicing over
tn" arrival OF suu.--F f.. Freeman pur-
chased largo span Of grey horses in
Cambridge last wock.-Ground was broken
back of Or lledthS Monday morning TOR
building the Richmond underwear factory.
The building will be lin by - feet. and
Two stories high. Mr. Goodwin Is supcr!n-
itudiut. tho work
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EVRMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first pagc)

street of pluro- pneumonia after an illness
of less than one week Mr.. Murphy mar
ried Mrs Kate McAlistcr about year
ago, who with two children survive him
Vie was "a member Of thu knights Of
pythiaS and the odd Fellows The fu-
neral will he held Thursday afternoon at
2:Sn O'Clock from the Episcopal church and
will he in charge OF the odd Fellows. IN
tcrment Will he in Green Mount come-
terry.
The annual meeting of Trinity Mission
was held in accordance with tn" cauous
Of the diocese Monday evening. James -.
Tanner. NJ. H.. was appointed warden.
The election Of officers and delegates r"-
suited as follows: Secretary. john CHI;
treasurer. Abraham TIN Tor: delegates TO
diocesan convention. John Gill, Edmund Y.
Hood and William n. Taylor. Alterna'c%,
iIariy a. Gill George -. Nash and John
Is Nash.
Thc funeral of the late Jeremiah MUIR
phy, retired sergeant Of the 3u cavalry,
Will be held this afternoon at $50 o'clock
with military huuors and will he in charge
of EA -SctBcant Joseph Crowley. formerly
ur Troop r.. 81 cavalry capt. Lloyd,
commandaut Of Fort Ethan Allen has
kindly rendered the use Of a. firing squad
ANA caisson on which the remains Will h"
carried TO their last resting place. Mrs.
Can't Dodd has kindly loaned q troop
gudon and other paraphCrnalia for tho o.
caSion All members Of the %d Cavalry IN
this vicinity are invited to attend in a
body.
Mrs. T.. &. Nash has gone to Chicago.
Ill. for three wccks' visit with relatives.
Albert Saucomb left last evening for
Worcester. Mu~-. where he has a position.
Miss Mamie llobort OF Weaver St, WAS
taken tn the Sparhawk sanitarium for
treatment Yesterday.
Frcd Allard has gone to Fond Du lac,
Wisconsin. for fcw months visit.
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HYDE PARK,

A II Manloy OF Enosburg Falls was
in town Wednesday contracting with Mrs.
n. II. Page for the building of her new
house which she is to have built next 10
the parsonage James A. iIanley OF Essex
has been visiting his brothers. Tom and
Dewey the early part Of the wcek.-Prof.
Ingalls, and wife have been engaged Ivy
the school board TO teach again next year
in the Academy. This is the fourth year
that Mr. ingalls, has taught in this insti-
tuition Miss Brigham will be retained as
teacher of the Intermediate department
and Miss Lilah Waite will succeed ML )
Mann as teacher of the Primary depart
ment. Miss Ellen Fitch began teaching
in one of the districts in Eden Monday.
WIN McGinnis has been engaged to teach
the spring term of school in Greenfield. --
George seymour has purchased the farm
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

: \. Rrowuoll has sold for Mrs laura
Erovucll Collier Of Brooklyn, y. y, TIE
f1rm across tho river known az the Eos
tor place to Frank Robinson. Mr.. Robin
son will begin at once to build a new
house ON his purchase.
Arrangements have been completed for
the w G. II. L. convention to u" held hor"
May l>-1q. Tho speakers are Miss Anne X.
stewart. acting national secretary or the
" and Mrs Ida II. Read state president
Mrs. Il. ". Plac" of Essex Junction is en-
tcrtanm,nt committee and f. ~. Parker
is musical director
Mrs. pcvino widow OF the late Christie
phcr DeViro. died az o'clock sunday
evening after a long illness.
l.. G. Nichols has sold his place at Nest
ford center 10 George Hobart Of Osgood
Hin and has bought Of Mr.. Hobart lis
building lot on School street in this vii
lago.
The listers have finished making up the
lists and found that Of the town to t"
S'9l7+S. an increase Of $2i3.39 over last year
The village list is $ijt5.lo. showing an i'll
c'aas" of S2o>.3l since last year
Nichols d Parker have closed the con-
tract for building the underwear factory
= Richmond. The building is TO he -
10y 10 feet, with two stories ana must
b" finished under 80 working days from
III" time begun which will be a week
from Monday. or they must forfeit $40 for
each daH over this time. They are also
4 begin building house in Fairfax for
Mrs Eliza j. purmort
:. \. and 6. b. Browncll have begun
running their cheese box factory. They
have several orders in and have already
filled two.
W. e. Johnson * co. Will discontinue
Scnding their mill team to Burlington A.
ter SATURDAY. These trips have been made
10y them for moro than Il years.
George A. Norton. who was arrest q
Monday night for iutoNicatiUn WAS given
a hearing before Justice Brownell yester-
day afternoon II" pleaded guilty and was
tined g. and costs of $G9l. Tie was unable
to pay TIL" amount, and Will serve ten days
i'm county Jail. He disclosed OF the Win
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Alice Merrill Of Best's Hotel. Enos-
hursh Falls spent Sunday at her home
hor" accompanied by Mrs. H. Best, Mas
ter Roy and Miss Eu,a Best, Tho Ladies'
Aid society met las; Thursday afternoon
with Mrs r. a. Sturges.-Mrs. Iasher is
staying with Mrs. Rodney Sturtevant this
We~k--Frank r.. Hoyt IS Clerking in W.
$ Soue's store.-Almer Gilbert and Will
lie Farrell went to st. JohnShury Monday,
They will work on tho railroad bridge
during the summer for tho ST. j. aud l..
c. dviaion.-Therc We're Universalist SER
vices at the church sunday afternoon,
hcV. i. q Bennett Of St Adams oHlciat-
ug--ReV. F. Rarnhy Leach hold Episco-
pal services at the church Monday even
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COLCHESTER.

Alr. Camerou'S son, who WAS kicked 10y
q horse. l. reported better.-On account Of
the Illness or Mrs Rolfe the play. "BreoZy
Point which was 20 hay" been last
Thursday night, was postponed. Ms.
Rolf, is som. bettrr.-Mrs. William Nc
Bride is sck.-Spincer iiine, former res
id-ut Of This place, died in Atho, Mass.
las Thursday from cancer. The remains
were brought here for burial and We're in
TERED Friday afternoon. Mrs. i'ine came
WITT the remains and is now at her broth
en- MIR. Hank Whites. Fred Ardrus
was in town 1uesdaN.-Dr. G. W. Beldeu
visited his mother Monday. Miss Fannie
lay is in Burlington for a few days
Mrs II. G. Petty and son Mckendree re
turned to their hOm" in Chdmplan, y. y,
Tuesday, MIR. Lucian Mead is sick.-MrS.
Haiti" Collins j. III with bronchial trou-
BILE Miss Grace Crockett went to Bur
inGtuu Friday night. returning sunday
Miss Mildred Nuns IN j. sick with iaun-
dice. The new band stand in the park is
nearly completed and when painted will
h, Il great addition 10 the pace.
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MIL T ON.


\ camp Of Modern Woodmen was or
gauized at village hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Clark has returned from
Wai"rjo"u. y. VII. II. Hu'.er caught
- brook front Wci2hi!e II. pounds ANA li
iuch"s long on Tuesday. II WAS the
largest trout with one exception caught
in this vicinity fo. long time. Mr. and
Mrs. Eln"St Harris of TicJndcrosa have
moved iu'o rooms in Charles Robinson
house. Mr. Harris has employment at the
iulp mill There was good attendance
~ me May day indoor lawn party given
AZ village iHl by the ladies of me Episco-
pal society Tuesday evening. Games were
played AND H. II. Fuller mad his lrle-
Scoop" rcHdN for ihoS" who would lik" to
view nv stars. Refreshments Of ice cream
ana cHN" were ~"iNcd. Tn" receipts We're
"h'ii 81 Mr.. ami Mis-. >. NJ Pike Of
Georgia wel" in town Wednesday. Mr..
|lk" Vas un MS way TO N"rg"nn"S. where
Il" has a position. Mrs. ilal'lt" Lamb Of
I'urlingtoh Is Whiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Rlalr.-R"v. and Mis- W. Atkn-
SON were in town "Wednesday. visiting
some OF their Old paishou"rs.-- l.rn"st
Rogers had his h0r~" sent to him We'd
ucsdav of Cambridge. Mass. The horse
was accompanied 10y Edward Peltier.--
Miss Mary Wopdmdn of Burlington was
at n. II. Fullct'S "Wednesday aud Thurs
daY.-l'reparatoI lecture was hcld at the
Congregational church Thursday after
noon and communion service will be held
next sunday morumg-Mrs j. H.
Lamp 1ugh and son Willie have been i'll
with the grip. hn, are improving
S T.. TaNon Is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hiram Howe OF Rutland
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
GRAND ISLE.

An accident occurred at the south end OF
the island on Saturday in which one life
was lost. Lee Keenan, man in the en-
ploy OF s. S. Griswold while working with
a team for the Rutland railroad Contrac-
tors engaged in loading logs from skid
to the wagon was supposed to he killed by
n log rolling back on him. lie was alone
at the time and some time elapsed before
II WAS known The team after standing
some time started for home and then a
search was made for the driver. When
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JERICHO.

@. NJ. Emnham and wife have sold their
farm i'm This llace TO q. T.. Cunningham
for s16N.
Ms W. j. Gibson is much better and
her daughter Jessie will return to her
school at Montpelier this wcok-N. T.
Mnurio" Of Montgomery spent Sunday in
tOWn.--Allcn thesmurc is working for j.
~. May of Essex Junction.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Howe of Burlington spent Sunday
with Miss Julia Porter.-M. J. TiCrneY has
sold his place to NJ. j. Hewitt OF Mont
pelier,-I. {. Rivers Of ST. Adams is
spending a few days in town.-E. w. Cur
It's has been helping H. S. Woods at Is
sex Junction.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington
went to Morrisvile last weeks, s. Pol
lard went to Newport, n. H., Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. r. Howe is now staying with
her father i'm Gnderhill-The remains of
Mrs. Edmond Carter, who died ia New
\ ork, were buried Wednesday in the fam
lily lot. Her two daughters came with the
remains. Helen Rood, who has been con-
fined to the house all winter is able TO
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RICHFORD.

SATURDAY evening the nm at Aver. onera
House -Arbor dav WAS moi observed hern
last Friday. there was a nov s.oru in
the forenoon and saturday another heavv
snow storm which covered tho arnund for
a full hour. and back an Tho hiIls tbc
snow was ak inches dozen Mr. ana Mr..
II f. HARDY won, last uoot ~ pc,I,ia
HON Y n ia OCT tbeir sI,,uor tot,t
ready for tho scasou.-Iarr,. Imn,.v ro,,
this week on a ,.isi, to tbo old ..,,,',,.,,
his native ulace lie vi, oc.nun,n,.
\ Powell and d,urhtc,. a. far as ;,...
mol .rbn nld ,nu,n nan hoo ,.i,,,,aIi,.
hoon Abandoned a. H. va ,'o.o,i =, %,,,
,iIlnpc poctince in 49,. cnors tIa,,,a
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WEST EN0SBURGH.

An exciting runaway took place Monday
evening when horse. belonging to Me-
vim CAFES slipped his hcad-stall and race,
madly through NJ l.. Iiubhel's door var,
whore hc had boon hitchcd, ftcr reaching
tho road he turned and plunged ihrougl
harhod wire fence. ovcr-turning th'
wagon and stripping himself Of the har
ness. The horse escaped with no iniWl
except q slight cut across tho hr"aSt
There was little left OF the blackboard cx
ron, he wheels
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ST. GEORGE,

Mr.. and Mrs Nat Parker Of burlington
wrr tho guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Mllham
last SundaN.-Miss Nelic Mckenzie 81
South Burlington recently visited her
cousins. the Misses Kate ANA Nell Nou-
min. Mrs. Harriet Jimmo, widow of the
late Joseph Jimmu. who died at her home
in this pace last Thursday morning. was
taken to BriStOl saturday and buried by
tn" side of her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmu came to this town about ten years
axe where they gained frionds.-Miss Ma
bel Prior. who is living with Mrs. G. S.
Allen. spent last Saturday and sunday at
her home in South Burlington. several
from this town went to Bristol last sat
urdaN to attend the funeral of Mr.. Jim
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Boil TON,

Kate Kirby or Richmond viii teach tho
school in the "Notch. Mrs. NJ. NJ Sa
hins held examinations relating to tho
granting of permits during a part Of last
Wook.--f'rcd May is no better.-Guy Jones
of Morctown visited in town last Sunday.
The village SrhuO, at West Bolton OPEN
ed last Monday with thiriN-one pupils in
attcndanCe.--A special town meeting was
n'ld lasl Monday and the following husi-
ness transacted: Tho liquor agency was
abolished. Norman Stockwcl was elected
"a oNerS"Cr Of the poor A Not" was Ia ken
10 sell a plaC" situated in the Notch. -
and belonging 10 tho town. 10 H. Eohon-
non has purchased the Same.-'rhe infant
child of George Gle of West Bolton died
AnlI onl h
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ESSEX,

The last meeting OF the season Of the
". \. Debating club will he held at
Maple lawn Friday May If. from 20 10
T. m. All are invited
Ira bixhy returned Saturday from Mont
pclicr whore h" has been for two weeks
coaching the seminary base ball nine
Or l.. NJ bingham Of burlington WAS
called Saturday To- tho home of Mir Frank
Adams as counsel i'm tho case of his lit
tie four year old daughter. who is very
sick with pneumonia Mrs. Peter Ashley
Is very sick with ervsipellS Mrs C. e.
Green has been appointed town Superiu-
tcndcnt of schools. The TniVcrSalist
church sheds that were partly broken
down Ivy the heavy snow of last win
ter, have hoou Torn down and somo Of
the timber drawn to Richmond for Rev.
AlOnZo Chase
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

invitations have been received Cor a
recital TO he given Friday evening by Miss
Pauline Psrley at her home. A reception
will follow the recital,-Mrs. Charles
Royce and Master Alexander Royce of St.
Adams visited Miss Edna Royce over
Monday night-There is to he a small
dancing party in the hotel hall Friday
cvcning-Rev. Mr.. Yates has declined the
call given him by the Episcopal church, 49,
Mr.. Scott of Westford has rented Mrs,
Carpenters house ana is moving his FAM
ilV in
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. Carl Austin and wife Of liaVcrhill
Mass arrived at his fathers, Mr. T.. A.
Monday evening the 18th inst
evening Of last week the friends
OF Mr. 4. n. King and his bride gave the m
a reception at Burloson's hotel. wher. the
newly married couple are boarding From
soventy-tive to one hundred were present.
The former residents # this village will
he pleased to learn that tho church has
boon furnished With new pews. They
were used last Sunday the 9Th inst.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Sophia Geno died Friday. Her
funeral was held at the Catholic church
Monday at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Gcno was a
good neighbor. an affeCtionate mother and
was highly respected by all who knew
her-Eruest Morey Of Springfield. Mass.
is in town called here by the death of his
grandmother, Mrs. Geno-F1oyd Randal II
has gone to Springfield, Mass.-Mrs. T.. r.
Bell. ]. r. Anderson and Mrs. Peter
Boia have been on the sick list the past
week. w Gates and wife and Mrs.
Hayden were in Bakersfield Friday 10 at
tend the funeral OF Mrs. Hitchcock.
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EAST H|GHGATE,

Mrs. keenan, is gaining slowly from her
recent illness. Mrs. Austin Is also gain
ing. Bernard has moved his family
into e. c. Sheldon's tenement.--SeveIal 81
the scNthe makers expect to go soon 10
WallinSford, VT, to work i'm the SCYthe
shop which has been built there recently
MIR Mouahan has bought G. II. Balrs
stock II merchandise and is to open "A
store here. -Selean RYea has moved into
the house recently owned by Mr.. f. Rice
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MONTGOMERY,

Mrs. w. Il. Clapp and Miss Louise
Clapp returned from Boston on Thursday y.
Mr.. and Mrs. emerson W. Combs were
given surprise party on Thursday even
inE.-Presidng elder &. l.. Nutter Of ST.
Adams will preach at the Methods, t,pis-
copal church next sunday evening and
quarterly conference viii he held Mon
day morning a the parsonage. Miss clara
wheeler has gone To- :. Adams for a few
days.-A. Ieppcr has contracted with the
committee to build the new school house
at MoutEomer" Centre. Mrs Alfred Car
row has zone n \,rth
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let in team, wagon and driver. hut hrlr
was near ard one horse and the man Were,
s,ived.-Aleck Eclticr of Milton has moved
his family into Daniel smiths nousc.--
Tho depot is being repaired and painted
hcre,-H T.. Reynolds was in town Mon
day for the first time since his return
from the southern Pines. y. C.--Thore
was party at Mrs. printcss last Thurs
day in honor Of Miss Priutcss. who ils
arrived from tho West. A very pleasant
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Ar and Mrs. William Thomas have r.
turned HON" after spending several
months IN New 1erS"y.-Mr. and Mrs Il.
r. Hough tom spent sunday in town.-Mrs.
H. l. Tromhl"N Is visiting i'm Plattsburgh
this week-The farmers are preparing 10
spray their orchards IL looks as il there
would be a good crop OF worms.
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Rohb was i'm town over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs Philip Hoga-
boom VINO is ill.-Mrs. Flora Inman ana
her daughter. Miss Marion Inman. are
visiting at Herry Marcy's G. f.
Nelson visited his family at Derby Line
this week. Francis Kcnnett has moved
his family TO Fairfield
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FAIRFAX.

Flora wilkins and Mabel Ballard visited
Miss Nellie Smith of Cambridge the 5th
iist.-Paee tfford was able to be out May
3d after being confined to the house Ill
winter-F. A. Wood is repairing his
houses. e. Wilson and wife and Mrs
Edward Nash of Wirooski so to Chicago