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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-30

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Carroll Webster is on thu sick list.
Miss Alice Cousins spent Christmas in
KuowIIon, p. Q
Geo. II. Davis is Offering soma oo1 bar
gains this week.
Cornelius Lester was in Stanstead last
week on business.
w. w. Reirdon spent Christmas at his
home at North Troy. rs T. 81.
SIR. and Mrs. Leonard Jones visited at
Wm. Cobb's last saturday.
Hon. w. w. Miles was in Newport sew
eraI days last weak on business.
The Masonic district meeting will be
held at South Troy January 14tn.
Misses Annie Wright and Mary Webster
of PAssumpsic We're in town last week.
e. E. Coburn hiss been no ne from West
m ore for week on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman spent Christmas
at D. G. Harriman's, Barton Landing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Keith of Irasburg
visited at Albert Webster's last Sabbath. .
Will Goad and Miss Ada Smith were
married last Mondsy. Cong ratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Wright spent
Christml IS at Mr.. Il. F. Blacks in Coven-
try.
J. w. Dennison ana Amy Dennison
spent Christmas with their parents in AL
bany.
Miss Gertrude Skinner of New York is
spending the the holidays at }. F. Batch
elders.
Till4 Johnson, who is teaching SC hooI at
st. Johnsbury is home for the holiday va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Campbell, of st.
Johnsbury, spent Christmas with relatives
in town.
John Graves, sou of Charles Graves has
employment at AttIeboro Mass, in a Jew
elry factory.
Mrs. A. NJ. Foster spent the holidays
with her daughte Mrs. MelIoon, at STAN
stead, 20.
Frank Bancroft, who is working for L.
j. Bickford, is at his no ne at Woodstock
on a short vacation.
Special meeting of Orleans Lodge, No.
80, F. and A. NJ, Friday evening, Jan. 8.
Work in F. C. degree.
Miss Lena White, who has been assist
ing in z. w Barrou's store, spsnt Christ
mas at her home ia Ply mouth, n. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Devereaux, who
have been spending a few days in town,
have returned to their home in Boston.
Clara Powell goes back this week to the
Emerson School of Oratory at Boston,
where she is taking course of instruction.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. w. Barron and the chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. Young, of
Bloomington, Mrs. Barron's parents, last
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. L. Shesff extend their
sincere thanks to s'Santa Claus'' for his
good wishes and kind remembrance on
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Merton Wilson was in West
Charleston last week, called there by the
illness aud death of her mother, Mrs.
Coas. Church.
We learn of the death of Mrs Lucy o.
NutteT, former resident OF this town,
which occurred at her home in Canon City,
Col, On Oct. 10th.
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Probate Courts.

Probate Courts will ne held at the Probate
once an Newport each Monday Atthe otics
81 r. " BALDWIN In Barton on the second
Friday Of each month; 81 the Once OF b. z
d. Carpenter at Barton Landing in the fore.
noon cf the third Friday OF each month. Par
Gies having business with the Court At Barton
or Barton Landing concerning pending es-
tAtes wiz please in:o-m the Court in advance
ehat he may take the necessary papers with
him. +. r ALFRED, Judge of Probate
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Local Advertising.

Advertisements and notices, IS prone
uades, shows and other entertainments VIII
be published under this head for ftoo cente
word for drst insertion, ore cent word I'd ere
after. We shKll run no advertisement among
local items. cash must accompany the or
der. No charge trfEI be made Of less than
forfa cent?.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-30

Andrew Rogers. son of c. E. Rogers,
is doing so we'll in his studios at Montpe-
lier that he has been promoted to the
position of assistant in recitations.
Rev. Mr.. Austin received severe injuries
recently. He had hitched his horse to the
carriage and was driving from the barn
when he fell and was drawn quite a dis
lance, holding the reins. 1t is hoped that
the injury will not be lasting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-30

Mrs. John Poor from Craftsbury spent
the holidays With her sister, Mrs. Searles.
j. a. Brown is very thankful to his
neighbors and friends, who put him up a
good wood pile recently, while he was ill.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve New
Years dinner in the vestry of the NJ. E.
church at noon on Thursday, Jan. 2, 1902
Mrs. Austin has returned from Barre,
where she has been to care for her daugh-
ter Ethel, who has been sick with scarlet
fever.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlT0N,

Mrs James r. Cow of Barre Is at "
II. Whitcombs.
The infant sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Orne was found dead on Sunday mornin,.
Mrs VIII Farnham is III with grip
MIR. johnson and family. who nave been
boarding at Samuel Stacks. have left
town.
Mrs LESSEE Shepard Radger and chill
dren of Waitsfeld have returned to their
homo.
Miss Gertrude Brownell has returned
from Bethel
Norman Hunt is son to move ito tene-
nIeut in the Blake house.
Mrs ". A. Farrham and Mrs Carroll
HAYNES have returned from their visit in
New Hampshire.
Misses Celia anil Kate VIM have gone
TO the White Mountains
Amos Lamb and Horold Fish are taking
an outing this week
Dr. Burnett was in Bethel last Saturday.
Two neCes of the Rev. w. f. Mann are
visiting him this week.
Mr.. Bachelor of White River Junction
has opened a law Office in SINNERS block
Ldman Dings is III.
Miss Locke is boarding at Miss Ala
Days.
The game of ball between Bridgewater
and South Royalton resulted in the score
Of IA tc in favor OF South Royalton. The
IridgeWatcr team Is one of the most gen
temanly mines that have played here IN
long time and it makes the true lover
Of the game rejoice to see that base ball
can he played without profanity and con-
slant kicking.
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BRANDON,

Eugene Shambo of Middlebury is spend
ing his vacation with his family on Rossi-
ter street.
Miss Jessie Sumner, who has been Ill,
is Improving
Cloyd Ward Of Benson has position in
II. q. iIemenway's jewelry store.
NJ. Carpenter has purchased the
Clement house on Pearl street
Miss Clara Field is visiting friends in
Middle bury
E. r. Rising, who moved to Salem, n.
!" last spring, has given up his hotel
there and is looking for n house here He
f. S. Marsh has returned from a few
days stay in New York.
e. w. Burnham and family. w. e. Full
Ter ana family are camping at Lake Dun
more for ten days or two weeks
MISS Lizzie Dennison is the guest of
Mrs. NJ. s. Harrington.
Miss Maude Purcell is In Orwell for n
two weeks visit with relatives.-Oliver
Martell of Denver. Col. is at o A.
Durgy's. Mrs. Martell and son came early
in the summer.-F. r. Button and wife
have returned from months visit in Chi
cago.-The perty Of young ladies who We're
camping in the Briggs cottage at Lake
Dunmore returned Monday Mrs. Z. J.
Ormsbee is entertaining her brother. Fred
trick Wadhars and wife of Albany. n
Y.-'Mr. and Mrs. Charles French are en-
tertaining the Misses Cook of Jersey City
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Johnson returned
Monday to their home in Everett, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Kidder, former resi-.
dents, now of Providence, r.. L. are guest :
or =. w. Briggs and family The Procto or
nine VIII play the Eyandon base ball team
Ihursday afternoon on the Wnslow lot
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MORETOWN.

Annie Posnet of Fayston visited Mrs
Roy Atkins Friday.-M. II. Griffith ard
wife, j. D. Bidgood and wife, +. G. Atkins
and wife. a. b Stockwcll and wife Burt
Stockwel and wife, Leon Palmer and wife
went to CrCssctt Hill Thursday, in DuX.
tury to attend the funeral Of Clinton
Gri'fith, who died July 10Th of tuberculo-
sis.-Mr. and Mrs. Rldgood went to Morey
Lake. n. II, Saturdav.--rhe Good TEN
rlars Of Moretown gave an entertainment
and ice-cream supper Wednesday night
with promenade. The proceeds were
over SIG.
Matte Harrington Is in Waltsheld
this week,-M. II. Griffith and Mrs. Carrie
Pierce went to Montpelier MondIy-Mrs.
Jed Haskins and Mrs. Nina Newcome Wis
tied Mrs, Morrill, Child, Monday.--Mrs
Curtis Guyette and three children have
gone to Canada to visit her mother-The
ice cream socable and promenade given
by the Good Templars Wednesday even
ing was well attended. About 40 couples
were present.-Mrs James Beard and
Mrs. Samuel Beard and Miss Thompson
went TO Montpelier Monday.-Miss Beard
from South Fayston has been in town for
few days.-Mss Eva Freeman Is Sick
|" Wilcox Is sick and Harry Bruce Is
helping him in the store.-Mrs Freeman
Parker has returned from Chateaugay,
n, Y, where she has been to attend the
funeral of a hrother.-Mr. and Mrs
Adams of Stowe, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Omri Bruce Sunday.-Miss Goss of
Orange. Mass Is stopping a few DAYS
with Mrs. Frank Hart Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G. Atkins went to Waitsfeld Wednes-
day to visit their son. +. C. Atkins.
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BRAIN TREE.

Mrs. Celia Archer, WHO has been en-
ployed for the past year in a large boarding
house, has returned for her vacation and
is stopping With her son, Walter Archer
Nan Shedd, who has been spending a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. f Fl.
Cleveland, has returned to her home in
Observation-Disclosures. Anna Packard and
two daughters of Dorchester Mass. are
visiting in tcUn.-Daniel Flint was in
burlington recently.-Mrs. Ira Harwool
who has been quite feeble for several
weeks, is slowly mprovinR.-Guy Spear
who has been teaching in Groton for the
past year, is at his fathers, Charles
Spears, for short vacatlon.-Russell
Page ana wife Of burlington visited in
town last Week.-Mrs. Mary Butterheld Of
RoXbury has been spending a few days
with he- sister, Mrs. II. Farnsworth-
Shcrwin Flint of Burlington visited in
town recently.-Mrs. Rice of Northfeld is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Melinda Jerd..-
Rev Mr.. Griffin and wife had a pleasant
birthday visit at the Snowsville hall Mon
day evening, which was well attended -
Mrs. c. f. Woodward and daughter Flora
are in Massachusetts or a visit to Dr.
j. K. Woodward Mrs. Mary Srury, who
has been caring FOR her sister, Mrs. Ira
l1arwood, for several weeks, has return
ed to her home r. Randolph.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. f Healy, accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Healy, re-
turned from Barre Thursday.-The Misses
Landry of Windsor have been VIsiting
Mrs. Alexander Jacobs.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eert Moore end son of Wells River have
been visiting relatives in town the past
Woek.-Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Snow of Barre
are guests of Mrs. SHOWS brother r f..
Healy.-Mrs. Hattie L. Rowell of Hanover,
H., is in town for several weeks-Mrs.
w. n. RObshaw and three children and
Miss Nela Lowd are guests of their faith
tor In Dalton, n. H.-Mss Lois Albee is in
Idtteton, y. H.-Miss Kate Follansby of
t'Nldhall is the guest of her sister, Mrs
T. a. Chese.-Capt P. 8. Chamberlin has
t"'u confined to the house n week with
rheumatism Charlotte Davis return
ed from Caraan, y. H, Thursday.-Dr Z
Y, smith sr., is enjoying a few days fish
ing at Lake Mcrey.-AIrs, G. c. Doty spen
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs w. II. Clilds, in Fairlee. There vii
be no service in Grace church for two Sun
Gays, owing to the absence of the pastor
Rev. a. II. Webb, on his summer vaca-
ton.
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WAITSFIELD,

The Misses Caro- snd Frances Bucklin
or Brooklyn. n. Y, are home with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bucklin for a few
daFs,-AlderL IAN G. r. Miller of Boston,
was in town over Sunday with his family
who are spending the summer here
While Alden Foley and Daniel Somervi,e
were out for ride Sunday the horse be
came frightened and took a lively run
from Waitsfeld Corners to the village
throwing both young men from the car
rage and bruiSing them quite severely.
The horse was badly scratched and the
carriage was wrecked.-Landlord Carpen-
ter was kicked by a horse Sunday and Is
not able to be out.-The officers of the Old
Home Week Association are getting alon :
well with plans and program Nearly all
the invitations have been sent out. b.
Norton and Roy Boyce started on west
ern trip Monday evening, expecting to DO
absent three or four weeks.-ReV. J. E.
Eadge, pastor OF the Methodist church. is
away on his vac alton and there will be no
preaching at the NJ f church next Sun
day. His family are at South Royalton.-
Mayor j. G. Brown and family Of Mont
PETER we're ir town over Sunday the suo SITS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Skinner. Mrs Brown
ana children will remain for few days
Hon. j. II. Has tings has returned from his
trip to Connecticut
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BROOK

The funeral of Mrs. Edith Peck Begelow
of Burlington, formerly of this town, was
held at the village church July IS,
and was largely attended The mother,
Mrs. Cassius Peck was unable to be pre-
sent on account Of illness, also sister,
Mrs. DR.. Shaw of Mortified. Rev. Mr..
Aberorombie Cfiiciated, a quartette COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Angel sang Many
beautiful floral tributes were offered.
Much sympathy is EXPIRE ssed for the be-
reaved family in their great loss c. A.
Bgelow is here with his parents and his
little daughter Dorothy is with him
Mrs. Bell and two daughters of Barre
have been visiting their cousin, Mrs. Julia
Peabody for a few days, returning home
Wednesday.-Mr Van Carpenter was
kicked by a horse On her wrist recently,
and a broken lone was the result.--Dr
T. Ii. Wheatly of Brooklyn, n. Y.is spend
inG a week will his parents.--Miss Anna
Clark is spending her usual summer vaca-
ton at home Mrs Julian Morse is spend
Ing the summer at William Hoyt's.-
Hazel the daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. Free
man Crafts of Whately. Mass, is visiting
a. T. Gala gan's.-Anna Clark is home to
srcnd her vacation. from birmingham.
Mass.-Henry Freeman has been visiting
friends in town, the past week.
pr. Y. II. Wheatley of Brooklyn. N. Y,
Is spending n vacation with his parents
DR.. e. q. Sprague of New York visited at
home over Sunday.-Rev. H. II. Russell
secretary of the National Anti Saloon
League, addressed the congregation at the
Branch church Sundays. J. Washbun n
ana wife have returned to town, having
been tc new fork.-Invitation cards are
out announcing the wedding of Frank II.
W Hook and Miss Lizzie hanson, July 3lst.
MIR. Jones and family have moved from
f. II. Wilcox's place to the old Asa
Sprague house
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her mother Mrs. Louise Quinn.--Mlss Flor
ence Estey of Bellows Fails, Is visiting
her grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Estey.-Mrs Frank Barock and children
Of burlington are visiting at Lewis La
rock's.Mr. end Mrs. Isaac Capen and
Mrs. Mary Reynolds end children of 3os-
ton, we're guests at Mrs. A. c. Capen's
this week Fred La France and John
rcvino went to Ticonderoga, y. Y, this
week. where they have secured positions.
Charles N!cklaw of Boston, is spending
two weeks vacation with his PARENTS
Miss Nellie Push of Boston is the t:uest
of friends here.--.Ioseph Viggne met with
very painful accident Tuesday after
noon. While running the saw at Newton
& Thompson's mill the stick which he was
saving slipped and the saw cut his thumb
and index finger oo' and badly bruise1 the
rest of his hand.-Orrin Morgan died July
18th in his 93d year. Mr.. Morgan had
spent nearly all OF his life in this town and
was a highly respected citizen. The tu-
neral was held at the w. NJ. churcn Fri
day Rev. c. T.. Hll officiating.
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WORCESTER,

Mrs Hewett Of West Berlin visited her
aunt. Mrs. H. a. Hancock last week M IS
Livingston of New Yor, IL the guest OF
the Misses Abbott.-Mrs. Henry Hunt of
Maiden, Mass, spent last week with her
daughter Mrs. ]. e. Hancock.-Mr. and
Mrs. Camp of Randolph visited their son,
Arthur Camp last Week.-Mrs. r. Il. Cor
mia OF Milton spent last week with ner
aunt, Mrs Estelle Wilson.-Sunday was
quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church, the presilng elder c. 8. Nutter of
st. Adams occupied the pulpit.-A young
son OF Micheal Morehouse was severely
bitten by dog Owned by A. b. Dugan,
on Tuesday Of last week.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Il. Austin of Morrisville are visiting in
town on their way home from the PAN
American Exposition.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

The grasshoprers have entirely destroy
cd some pastures and even the grass in
door yards-A r, Stafford and wife are at
their summer home for few weeks
Walter Morse, wife and two children arc
at Leet Blodgett's for a rev days also
Mrs. j Morse and son Harold,-Charles
Morse, who works for ]. =. Adams was
married at Shoreham last Wednesday to
Miss Rena Grandy. They will reside at
Mr., Adams for tho prcsent.-W. G. Hol-
man youngest son of Harris Holman is at
Albany, N. Y, attending business college.
lie was formerly baggage master at
Barre.-A. l.. Morse AMI son William
Church, Ray Walbridee attended the wed
ding Of Mr., Morse's son at Shorcham last
Wednesday.-A. Fl, Tracy and wife were
at III. d. Tracys last week
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soiled clothing pillow cases, etc wors
thrown by the family into the basket in
the carriage house
The theory of tn. defence is that the
crime was not tho performance OF skilled
burglars that tho stockings which were
worn and cat were drawn ,u over shoes
to munc the sound of stop, that the
tracks seen We're made by the men when
they left the house and that they intend
id To- steal anything they could lay hands
on. Men were seen running down Bene-
dict street" said the lawyer, after the
tragedy and it is the theory of thc de-
fence that they doubled on their TRAN and
when the posse came along joined In the
pursuit thus diveGting suspicion from
themselves.
1.-THE furniture in tho house was cheap
and easily broken and 1t was broken
said tho lawyer in the struggle In the
back room There was only a narrow
space between the bed and the bureau
and the defence claims that the bureau
was twisted around during the fray
In conclusion LAWYER JoYuer said
"'The defense will show that the family
has done its utmost to bring to just ths
men who entered the house; and that
whatever may he the theory, Miss May
was a woman without an enemy. In hoI
home and in her church life she wou tina
affection Of all who knew her. She w3s
her brothers companion. hef mother idol
and, to the younger members of the Fanny
she was ever helpful There was no
estrance ment between any members Of tho
family
When Mr. Joyner had concluded his adj
dress the witnesses for the defense lnclud-
ing neighbors, members OF the Fosbureh
family, and Miss Bertha sheldon were
sworn in a group.
At II .j4 Robert T.. Fosburgh. father Of
the defendant WAS called to the stand. He
is a stout man and appeared uneasy while
tostifying. He answered slowly and de-
liherately in a low tone waiting 70 think .
long while before auswertnG lie said In
opening he had been contractor for NJ
teen years
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Erwin l., Hixson and family, who have
been visiting in town for the past three
weeks, went to Ehst Brookneld the 10Th.
for short stay at tho home of Charles
liiyson. Later they will visit other rela
tives in Randolph and Bethel,-Mrs. Mary
- Mclean. teacher in the intermediate
room at the quarry school for several
terms, has accepted a position in Barre
at better wages for the ensuing year. Her
successor Is not yet appointed-Mrs,
Johanna White and daughter Lucy, of
Molrose, Mass, are visiting In town and
arc staying with Rev. w. S. Schoheld.-.
Mr.. Ebert G. Simons and Miss Julia
Slmons OF Providence, n. 7. are in town,
called here by the serious illness Of their
brother, Arthur Simons.--The program
committee for the centennial celebration
OF the Social Library have their work
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. Irwin Cady was at y. w Cadys
last week.-Cecile Buck visited friends in
Randolph Centre Thursday and FRIDAY re-
turning home Saturday,--Frank Duraway
was In Montpelier visiting friends last
week. On Saturday he returned to his
home in Worcester, Mass.-Creamery pa
irons received 1s cents for June butter
Mrs. w. o. Pride has beer ill.-IIenry
Smalley and daughter from Randolph Cen
tire were at A. l.. Bucks Saturday Maud,
Ruth. and Walter Steele from Worcester,
Mass, are spending part of their vaca-
ton with friends In this place. while their
parents Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Steele are at
the Pan-American
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nearly finished. Five hundred copies OF
this programme are to be printed and dis
tributed.-Thero is to be an excursion to
Burlington with a moonlight ride on tho
lake, from this station and points north
on the evening OF July 29th.-Judge A. ".
Young and wife of Minneapolis, Mimi, ire
expected early In August for a visit with
friends here--The members of the grange
are to hold picnic at Fremont G. Little's
curing Old Home Week. The exact date
will be announced later.-Mr Andrew w.
Edison, formerly principal of the Ran
dolph Normal school and now assistant
superintendent of schools in New York city
called on relatives in town recently. Nj.
Edison is engaged to assist In educational
work at number of summer schools in
the state his season
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 9Th page.)
is getting along nicely

is getting along nicely.
Royal White Is quite seriously i'll with
Inflammation of the bowels.
Miss Lcaphy Battles went Tuesday
eral days.
Allie Paige has gone to Granville to
work for several weeks.
VI. NJ. Wilson went Tuesday to Brat
tleboro and from there he goes to Holy
oke, Mass, on business.
Roy Speare went Tuesday to Bethle-
hem, n. H., where he has secured employ
mcnt at the Hotel Howard for the sea-
son.
Mrs. w. w. Carr and daughters Ruth
and Ruby and son Sidney left yesterday
for Grand Island. Neb after spending
several months at w. S. Speare's.
Mrs. Mary Chapman and daughter Mae
went yesterday to Middletown. Conn,
having visited few days at Mrs. Byron
Nj. Huses.
MIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Lane are visiting
this week in Burlington.
Miss Ruth Holman has gone to STRAIT
ford to spend several weeks with rela-
tives.
Charles Rockwell and Miss Addie Green
ough of Claremont N. H., are visiting at
Eli Saults
Frederick Leeds came Tuesday from
New York to spend several weeks at the
Elm cottage
Nlnllreu Mac BraNnc OF Lowell, MASS,
comes to-day to visit Miss Maude Elmer
son. lie goes from here to Burlington on
business
Loren Mosher of New York, formerly
a student of the high school here. has
been visiting at II. w. Tewksbury's.
Mr.. ald Mrs. A. j. Huse and son Roy
drove yesterday to Morrisville, where they
will spend several days with relatives.
George Sumner and Mrs. Homer Vail
are sun very i'll.
Rev. +. Rainey officiated at the funeral
of Ernest Sulham yesterday.
The authorities are putting in a house
sewer from Main street now in order to
have it completed before the macadamz-
ing commences.
Harry Eaton went yesterday to visit
friends in New Hampshire before return
ing to New York, where he has fine sit
uatlon with the Wanamaker firm.
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WARREN.

John Spauldng and wife, Edmund Stay.
ton and Arthur Long have gone to the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo-Dr
o. d. Green and l., NJ. Heath are visiting
in town.-Noah Bisbee of Bristol Is visit
Ing Mt A. Divoll's,-George Dutton and
daughter OF Illinois are visiting at Edwin
Miller s.-Edwin Lemony was called to
Eethel Monday to attend the funeral Of
his grandfather, o. NJ. Jones and Frank
Tillison were called to Montpelier Mon
day on the Donovan case.-Edwin Heath
IL quite sick.-E. r. Long is In poor
health, Fred Grants package Of stolen
goods has been returned.