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at w. ID. Thomas's.-Gov. and Mrs ed
ward G. Smith Miss Annie Smith, W.
Tracy Smith, Mrs. Wise and John i. Rich
and Hon. and Mrs f. Stewart Strandhan
of st. Adams spent Sunday with Hon
and Mrs. n. W. Fisk. Miss hattie ord
way of Plattsburgh is at n. w. Fisk's.-
Ebert Holcomb has several summer
Observation-Disclosures are still planting corn
and beans. Owing to the bad weather
they have been unable to get the crops
in carlicr.--The prospects for a good APP
pie crop are not very promising. Tie
trees werc "A mass of blossoms hut the
apples did not set well, and as 1t looks
now they will not he over half a crop.
The plum crop will also be very slight
A good many from here went to platts-
burgh Monday to attend the Wallace
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Two young people from this place have
recently graduated from school, Guy r.
Narnum from the Peoples academy at
MorrisVille and Miss Elsie f.. Dickinson
from the johnson State Normal school,
who was one of II class of u who gradu-
ated from the two years course. Several
from here attended the closing exercises
of the johnson State Normal school.-Mrs.
Clara Griswod Howe from Concord June
ton. Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. c. Griswold.-The Jefferson
vile high school have received an invita-
nah Lang and Mr. Gay FELTON, at New
port, June q. Mr.. FELTON, was formerly
teacher in the high school here. Curtis
Brown of Belvidere was in this place the
past week lie is the champion bear hunt
er of lamoille county if not of Vermont.
He is 70 years old and has killed IS bears.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Il. Smith.
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TUNBRIDGE.

Mrs. C. w. Rolfe has gone to Beach
mont, Mass, for month. She left here
Thursday morning She will be the guest
of Mrs. c. Il. Smith while in Beachmont.
Mrs. Fife D. Cove of Plymouth, n H.,
and Miss Amy Kibbie of South Royalton,
her sister were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II, r. Hayward last week.-Mrs.. Ellen ID.
Baker of Springfield is passing few
weeks here as guest of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Dean.-Prof. Il. II. ODER of Burling-
ton has a fine class in vocal music here
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Weed and daughter OF
Boston are at O. II. Weeds for a few
weeks.
Miss Mary Earle of Chelsea Is passing
few days here as the guest of Mrs. Mel
lie Cushman, her sister.--George w. Flage
of Braintree was a visitor at II. X. Hay
wards last week. Both Mr.. Flagg and
Mr.. Hayward served in the Sd VT. in the
civil war. Mr. Flagg was a lieutenant in
Co. f and MIR. Hayward a lieutenant In
Co. h of that regiment
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs sydney Bullce and children OF Rut-
land are visiting friends in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. lleman II. Hopkins and child Of
Montpelier spent several days at T. l..
Hopkins the past Weck.-Mfs, Minnie Rey
Mods of Bedford, i. g., visited her par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs T.. II. Bell. recently
Misses Vincent and Underwood are spend
ing two weeks in Fairfax at Levi Vim
cents -Rev. w. l.. Noyes is in Castlcton
this wcok-Eev. Mr.. Wild and family
have returned from three weeks Naca-
tion.-Dr. and Mrs. Hall visited her sister
Mrs. Gilbert, in Montgomery last week.
a republican caucus to elect delegates 10
the county convention will bc held IN the
school building Saturday evening the I'D
ns tho Al Mnrlin Show has tho TOWN hnlL
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Miss Lydia May Barnes is the guest OF
Mrs. Rodney Sturtevant. Miss Barnes has
been attending the normal school at John
son the past few years and graduated
from there last Week.-Mrs. Sadie Bradley
Is tho guest of Miss Winnie Morey.-The
lawn social given by the band boys Fri
day night. June 18th was a success. Miss
Lillian -. TaEue left for the " hite Noun
tains Monday where she has position
at the Twin Mountain House for the sea-
son.-Aliss Daisy Gilbert of Waltham
Mass is visiting al her home hcrc.-.Ar-
thur Warren Of Morrisvillc is visiting
friends in town.-School closes this week
Miss Martha Colburn is entertaining a
young lady friend from Swanton for q
few DAYS
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INFORMATION WANTED REGARD
ING MANLEY BROWN or any of his
family, who lived in the State of Yer
mont 40 or 80 years ago, and think NOV
ed to the West about that time. Frank
A. Lane, 80 Hanover street, Manchester,
n H. 1393t&50 w.3t
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WESTFIELD.

At the republican caucus Saturday night
the following delegates were elected /:
County. Arad Brown, William B. Gilpin.
Edwin Boynton, Alexander Deblois. Dis
trct, CIV. Bryant and 10. Miller; State,
Horace Stetson and George W. Miller;
town committee, Dwight Harding, Charles
Gilbert and II. =. Woodworth.-Miss Ruth
Livingston of North Troy is visiting at
W. q. Gilpin's.-Miss Lena Gilpn is visit
ing her aunt in Providence Miss Cora
Lucier came home from Bradford over
Sunday.-Hon. o. =, Miller and A. w.
Farnan of Newport was in town and at
the caucus Saturday night in the interest
of C, A. Prouty. No Prouty delegates were
elenfal
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LOWELL.

The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
John Young Friday afternoon Myrtle
Stebbns has returned to Sheldon,-Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Kinney visited friends in
Canada last week,-Leander Sinclair has
moved from Troy into the Cello tenement
and will work for Milo Hines.-Miss Alice
Skinner attended commencement at Ba-
kersfeld this week.-Belle Stannard has
returned from Johnson-AmOng the re-
cent visitors in town are Mr.. and Mrs,
FOss of Morrisvlle, Miss Johnson at G.,
II. Alhees, Mrs. Kimball at II. f. Win
chester's Mabel Durvage is home from
| Bakersfield during vacation.--An enter
tanment. the passion Play" will be CIV
en- at the Congregational church June 30.
Several attended the encampment at
NeMporI this week.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.

Ann de Beaupre. There We're over 800 in
the party.-Miss Lizzie Smith Blaisdell
of California is visiting her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Smith. for the sum-
mer.- Nineteen Cinnamon came here Mon
day afternoon in charge of Deputy Mar
shall Drew for hearing. They returned 90
burlington Monday evening.-The Frank
lin County Sunday-school are to hold their
summer session in the Methodist church
here June 2L-Mrs. AS. Baker and daugh-
ter, Miss Glenna, who have been visiting
friends here, left Wednesday afternoon
for Montreal from which place they will
sail for Liverpool. They will visit London
and Paris and other principal cities in
ElIropp
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

The social given by the ladies II the
Congregational church at Mr. Mills ON
" cdne sday evening of last week was very
enjoyable and a good sum realized.--Mrs.
Nelly Hart Woodwork ana Miss Sarah
Adams have returned to their home in
St Adams after spending "a few weeks
at the Springs.--Mr II. Crowell of New
York is visiting at David S. Harney's -
Mrs. Frank Sears Of Richford is visiting
Mrs. Carlton Searles at Mrs Patton's.-
Misses Annie and Nay Sowles are run
ming q dressmaking and millinery shop in
Lacolle. l.. Q-Eills are out Tor an enter
tuinment To be given on July 4th by the
Congregational Ladies' Aid at Alburg.
There will be a chicken pie dinner and a
speech by Mr.. Prouty of Newport. At an
entertainment in the evening II dance will
be given by some of the young people
and there will he music and fire works.
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WANTED--l500 600 feet winter sawed bass
wood Must be nice white stock, sawed
to measure plump one inch and one and
one-quartcr thick about half of each
VIII sort in August and pay cash VIII
buy the lower grade ". Il. Carpenter
Bellows Falls, VT 4J,u
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WATERBURY CENTRE,

Pomona Grange Harmony 40 held al
very interesting and helpful meeting in
Seminary Han June 18th. Twenty-Five
took the 9Th degree Morrisville and St0ws
Oranges were we'll represented Dinner
was served in Grange Hall.-Mrs. Lucia
Town, Mrs. \. IS. Smalley Mrs j. A.
Gimcn, Mrs. j. .. Freeman and tho
Shepherd in Middlcsox Saturday Miss
Rose Gibson ~ Waterbury is a guest al
~. A. Dillngham's.- Harry Hopkins is
home from the Medical college, Balt-
more Md.-Mr. and MrS. T. T. Moody re-
turned from old Orchard Tuesday night.
Miss Lulu Baker of Waterbury is Visit-
ing her brother, o. VI. Baker
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MORGAN,

The republican caucus passed off Satur-
day night very quietly. 1t was the largest
caucus for years. The county delegates
were for Nelson county senator, which
means Circuit for United States sena or.
For district convention the delegates were
for Porter II. Hale of Island Pond for rep
sentative to Congress; for State all were
Tor Stickney C. |. Moore is painting his
house Mr.. Moore now has a pleasant and
convenient two-story Notwithstanding in
Lake Seymour has been very good for the
past few days.. A. Gray has made en-
tensive repairs on his house.-Will Ninton
is saving shingles at West Charleston
Twelve telephones have been lately put in
by the Peoples line
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gone to oxford, n. H.. for a few weeks
visit.-Mr William Mitchell. an aged and
respected citizen, died at his home last
Tuesday morning. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at the same place.
Mr.. Mitchell leaves wife and two
daughters to mourn his loss.--Mrs Jennie
Blake from Somcrvlle was called home
last Thursday by the sickness and death
of her father. Mir. Mitchell The Grange
social last Wednesday evening was a very
pleasant OCCASION proceeds SlS.-A. J.
Jones has gone TO Boston where he has
employment,--Rev. u. l.. Evans delivered
a very interesting discourse TO the chill
dren last Sunday morning in the NJ. j.,
church-Annie MaComber is again teach
ing in the primary department after a
three weeks illness with meascs.-Fry
Williams the veteran horse trainer is
seriously i'll at George Towards.
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SHELDON.

At the Franklin County School Direc-
tors meeting held at Sheldon last Friday
the following officers were elected: Pres
idcnt, c. S. Brush, Fletcher; Nce-prcsi-
dent. Henry Beals Swanton; secretary
and treasurer, Henry Babcock, St. Adams
town. Voted to hold a two days session
in October. Those desiring special topics
discussed at that time will please name
the same carly to any of the officers The
clerks of the school boards in each town
would confer a favor by notifying tho
secretary who are superintendent and d.
reCtors specifying chairman and clerk.
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WEST BERKSHIRE,

Miss Kate Konfield of Boston is visiting
Mrs. Brasee.-Mrs. Susan Leavens is abe
to 60 out for Il drive nearly every DAY.
Clifford Phelps and Miss Jennie Be'air
were married last Saturday al Richford
and returned home Sunday.--LaSt Tues
day evening Miss Durham. W. II. NJ.
deaconess spoke on the work of the So
cicty Rev. q. i. Story delivered a very
strong plea against high license Mrs S.
r Laid returned to Rchford after near
ly two weeks stay with her cousin.-Mr.
f. a. Moshier and wife attended the COM
mcncement exercises at Bakersfield this
week
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BENSON.

Mrs, Thomas Fitzgerald and three chill
dren arrived from Omaha, Neb., Thurs
day and will make her home here with
her mothers. c. Grnnel was in town
Saturday. -The following are the district
delegates. George Deyette. Charles n.
Jones and e A Walker.-Miss Nettie
Westbrook returned to Brooklyn. n. v,
Friday.-Miss Collenne Dickinson is home
from Middlebury for the summer vacation.
Miss Fanny Dickinson was in Middle
bury over Sunday.-W. ID. O'Brien return
cd from Jersey City Tuesday morning -
+, A. Randall and family of Pittsford
were guests of II. h. Strong Saturday.
L. a. Gibbs and daughter left Sunday for
Rutland.-Ice cream is being sold on the
lawn in front of the NJ E. church Satur-
day evenings.
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JOHNSON.

The q in the graduating class all passed
very credtablc examinations.-Pr Oscar
Atwood and sister, Mrs. Mcfarland went
on Monday TO St. Albans.-Orangc Buck
who lately returned from the Burlington
hospital, Is improving quite fast, and
rides out quite often.--Ten from here took
advantage of the excursion to Ausable
Chasm on Monday.-Mrs. Atwater, mother
Of Principal w Il. Atwater is visiting in
Holyoke for few weeks.-Rev. f.. q.
French conducted a meeting at No. 2
school house last Sunday afternoon. -
Morris Hi ana family returned to their
home in Proctor Monday.-Mrs. Nj. H..
Parish is nniln sirI
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from the railway station at South Royal
ton to G. /. Hoods West Hill farm.-Ruf-
us *. Abbott Of South Washington saw a
large deer feeding with COWS in his pas
turc last week.Dr. Euclid Fish, assist
ant superintendent OF the Massa chusetts
Insane Asylum al Taunton is visiting at
DIR. Goss' Miss Nellie NJ Corwin return
ed home Wednesday from a five weeks
soiourn with relatives in Somerville,
Mass Rev. A. j. Eastman and Mrs.
Eastman returned from fortnights va
cation journey this week.-Thc republican
cancus was very harmonious, electing
George l.. Stow chairman and G. +. Dick
inson secretary and Dillingham;, Plumley
and DiclSey delegates. Each delegate when
nominated was intcrrogatcd az to his
preferences for United States and State
SpuatOr
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HIGHGATE.

Chauncy Austin, Jr., is home from Mad
ison, where he has been attending the law
department of the University of Wiscon-
sin the past nine months.-Mrs. Edward
Chamberlain of Ottawa, Ont, and c. IL
Place Of St. Adams spent Sunday with
their brother w. A. Place.-Miss Mildred
Lucas Of St. Adams is visiting Mrs. G
q. Austin.-Mrs. Powers of Franklin is
spending a few days with her son DR. r.
O. Powers-Mis.S Mamie Manager OF St
Adams spent Sunday with her father, G.
r. ManCer
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

A son was born on the nth to Rev. and
Mrs. McPherson.-Mrs w. f.. Lamberton
visited i'm town the first OF the week -
Bertha Blake is working for Mrs. Robert
Tassie.-Mrs. l.. W. haskell is in St
Johnsbury having her eyes treated w.
l.. Fisk of Barre was IN town over sun
day.-I'ourteen members Of the lodge
of Good Templars in Catbot visited
the lodge hero last Saturday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served
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MONTGOM cry.

'rhe ladiSs of the Methodist Episcopal
church are to- have lawn party on
Thursday evening with Mrs Il. II. Gil
bert Mr.. and Mrs John Combs return
ed from Montpelier on Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. II. w. Coburn arc entertaining
guests from Springfield, Nt.-Miss Louise
Kingsley returned from Potsdam, y. y,
on Wednesday where she has been attend
ing school the past year-H. q. Comstock
of TewksburY, Mass. made a flying trip
to town last week, his mother returning
to TcwkSburV with him on Friday.
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EAYSION,

Mrs. John Carr of Huntington, p. O..
has come to spend the summer at John
Smails.-Mrs. H. NJ. Grandy Of Burling-
ton is visiting at her sisters. Mrs. A. D.
Bragg s.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood are
with Mr.. and Mrs, J. b. Thompson. r.
Thompson and +. A. Bragg have been
elected to go to the district convention at
White River junction. IS Plumey dele
Pa
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OpttEc.

SALES EXCHANGES. city, country.
What you got? Largest list, real estate
and personal property. Platts Bros, 81
Lowell, Manchester, \. H., Auction
Commission Rooms. Its. tn, &5l. Wit
NoTlCE-Young men and women desiring
employment as attendants in State Hos
pital for the Insane may apply IN per
son or by letter to the superintendent,
Long Island State Hospital, Kings Park,
y. Y. 4S.wtf
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VERMONT PENSIONERS

Washington, June 19,-The following rem
sions have been granted to Vermonlors:
Original, George f.. Crowell, Brattle boro.
IS. additional, Walter w Carpenter Ran
dolph. sl2; original. widows, special act,
June o, Helen A. II, Bates, Bennlngt ton, IS;
Matilda Rushfore Hillwcst, ST.
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TFlETF
Extracted Without Pain.

If you are to have teeth extracted go to
DR. Hazen. l believe he will take them
out for you with Just as much satisfac-
ton as he did for me. No pain; no bad
effects. / believe this TO be the best meth
cd for extracting teeth.
J. j. WRIGHT. City.
Travelling Salesman.
DIR. L. HAZEN. LBS Pine Street
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the vote stood % for Powers delegates
and a. for the Page delegates Following
Is a list for the different conventions; For
state convention: II. l.. Beard, Or. q. -
Maurice for district convention: Il. H..
Shattuck, II. II. Thomas; for county con-
vention: NJ. Il. Church. II. l.. Beard, H.
A. Jackson, d. g. oaks, r. A. Wiley,
Grant Thomas. Town committee II. L.
Beard, IL A. Jackson. IL II. Thomas.
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ELEICHER,

J. IT SpauldnE was in Burlington re-
ccntly.--Clnton Brown is the guest of j.
T. Spaulding. Cards are out for the 4th
of July dance at f.. A. Keysars Miss
Minnie Morse is staying with her sister,
Mrs j. s. Leach.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON,

The camp meeting at Silver Lake retreat
opened with good attendance Friday
evening June 10. in charge OF Rev George
w. Anderson of Providence, r. l, Rev. T..
Davies OF Reading Mass, preached Sat
urday morning. Rev. Milton s. Anderson
spoke Saturday afternoon.
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WORCESTER.

Lee Whitney has graduated from st.
Johns school Manlus, New York. AMI
Is again at home with his uncle. r. -.
NaiL-Dr. G. y. Hunt and wife OF Mont.
pelier are spending a few days with rela-
tiN,ns IL, %
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CRAFTSBURY,

Mary Daniels is home from New Hamp-
shire, after an absence of one year.-Sadie
Stevens has gone to Stannard to spend
her summer vacation.-Clara Allen has
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70 Rent.

FURNISHED HOUSE to rent for sum
nlcr. ~ North Prospect street a. j
Willard. l46,tt& Wit
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No advertisement taken which is less than
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ISLE LA Motto.

Mrs w. =. IamoreauX Of Burlington Is
visiting her mother Mrs. Frank Pike
Miss Josie Lengield IL home from Platts-
burgh for the summer.-Mr. and Mrs.
stephen Croft of Plattsburgh are visiting
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

County court reconvened Tuesda,
morning at l0:4S with Judge Tyler presid'
ing, Assistant Judges Mark Mears and c
ID. Edgerton were also in attendance. Tn.
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| fifth Is back at his work in Parkcr's mill.
| lie is somewhat better now Mrs Dr.
| his brother in DuXDuTy who Is very sick.
! He Is Is osmewhat better now. Mrs. Or.
IIaylett and sons are at home from Mont-
pG1iCr
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NEWFANE.

II rmon l.. Osgood of Brooklne, and
PIC once NJ. Shepard of South Newfane
NJ married in South Newfane, VI, June
J. by the Rev. NJ 4. Smith
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CAL AIS.

c. r. Pierce has returned home from
Boston He has been attending Tufts col
lege.-Rev f. II. Goldthwaite preached at
East Calais last Sunday.
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dUa1tted.

TEACHERS wanted. both sexes; also col
lege ana high school students to work
on liberal salary during vacation. We
educate. investigate. Address George r..
Pratt, American House, burlington, VT.
1iS.14t&5l,w ,3t
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sharple's Cream separators- Profitable
Dairying.
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TWO GIRLS wanted for boarding house.
T.. c. Ames, 2Q College street. Burling
ton. VT. 5l,w,it
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1900-10-26
One Excellent Trust.

Are there any good trusts? If so, name
some.-J. A. Vath.
Yes; the postoffice. The difference between
it and the trusts we are oppsing is that all of
the people inside this trust, and get the
benefit of it. In most other cases, however,
but few stockholders are inside and monopo-
lize the benefit while levying tribute upon the
rest of the community. J. Abbott in
Kansas City Star.
This is the best thing Mr.. Abbott has written
in his Campaign Forum in the Star. 1t tells
in nutshell how the American people can
settle the trust question. Put all the people on
the inside; suppant private monopoly with
public monopoly; oust few stockholders who
now own the trusts, and put the whole people
in their stead; suppant private ownership by
public ownership, and then you have settled
the trust question: Kansas Democrat.