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had it amputated last Thursday, DR.. c. l..
Erwin performing the operation.-G. w.
Rogers is quite sick with the grip. Many
others are also complaining of the same
trouble-EIie EstelI, who is ill with the
pneumonia, is not as well at this writing
Several from this place attended the
Grange meeting at Newport last Wednes-
day evening". G. Turnbull of Barton
Landing was here last Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Bartlett have gone
to Providence, r. l., to visit Mrs. Bartlett's
brother, Harvey Williams, who is in very
poor health. They will also visit their son,
Ernest Bartlett, of Taunton, Mass.-R. FL.
Rice is visiting at Lyndon.-Several men
from Barton Landing were here last week
cutting ice for J. G. Turnbull's creamery.
Troy.
The school at Newport Center, taught by
s. J. Sisco closed last Friday.
Roy Martin has the position of con-
ductor the electric cars in Boston.
The social at the vestry Friday evening
was largely attended and all had fine
time.
MahIon Carey came from Worcester,
Mass, to attend the funeral of his grand
father, Horace Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert WisweIl of Wor-
cester. Mass, attended the funeral of
Horace Martin Sunday.
The concert given by the Foresters was
well attended and grand success in every
way. the singers all doing themselves
credit.
Comfort Chaffee, an aged gentleman who
is stopping at G. w. Days, slipped on the
ice in front of the doorsteps and broke two
of his ribs.
The lumber for J. @. Turnbul's cream
cry has been drawn on to the building lot
bought of the G. w. Aiken estate. The
building will soon be erected.
William Rodsden, who has been very
sick, is better.-Mrs. Bert Phillips is sick
with measIes.-Mrs. Woods, who has been
sick, is better.-Clayton Hitchcock is just
recovering from measles.
Horace Martin died at his home on the
river road last Friday, at the age of 63
wears. after an illness of a little less than
week. Hewas a man of very quiet and I'M
obtrusive manner, but an honest, upright
citizen ana ndQ many 1IiSuUS. A1O AOhOAoA
was held from the Congregational church
Sunday at 1 o'clock, Rev. j. w. Buzzeu
officiating. The community has lost
good citizen and the family a loving hus-
band and kind father.
North Troy.
A NJ. Butterfield's school on East Hill
closed last week, also the one on the West
Mr.. A d. Wiggin spent few days at Bar
ton last Week.-Mrs. Minnie Magoon is
very i'll with spinal trouble.-School will
reopen Monday.-Mrs. H. a. Gilman
spent last week at Montgomery with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Gardyne.-On Tuesday
evening of last week an oyster supper was
given by the Baptist society st Mr.. Gregg
RVS place on Province Hill. About sixty
from the village attended.
WestfinIi.
1t is reported that Mrs. Elmer Edmunds
and little daughter have the measles
Helen Wakefield is improving.
Miss Pansy Pyer, who has been stopping
with her sister, Mrs Steven Powers, has
gone to Meredith, n. H., to live.
Dana Carey of Ashland, n. H, spent
few days recently at A. ?. Rodgers. Miss
Winnie Ryder, who has been away for
some time, came with him.
WeStmOre.
a young boarder arrived at the home of
Dennis Fox Jan. 80.
A little daughter arrived at the home of
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. Q. Gill last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hunt and daughter
visited in West Burke and Lyndon last /
week.
d. c. Lyon is on the sick list.-Nrs.
Henry Buskey, who has been quite sick, is
better.
John Hinton has been home from Ba-
kersfield for few days. James Hinton is
also at home and is i'll.
II. d. Beebe went to Boston last We'd
nesday to buy horses. He will also go to
Manchester, n. H., and visit d. A. Hayes,
who recently moved there.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.