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HYDE PARK.

on Thursday evening there was about
81 couples present at the dance held 1T Ho-
tel PhoCniX.
Word Wa; received here Friday from
Albany that u daughter was born to Dr.
and Mrs, y. NJ Goddard Thursday. Dr..
Goddard was formerly "A Hyde Park boy
and son of \. l.. Goddard OF this place.
Fred Fuller of Eden is now driving stage
from hero to Eden Mills and return. This
j. not a very popular route and he is about
the sixth person to be employed us car
ricI during the past six months.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Alice May Crane to DR.. Winfrcd
Howard Lane, to occur at Hotel Phoenix
February ., at 4'30 p. m. Miss Crane 10
the youngest daughter of Mrs. Mary
Crane Weldon of Ludlow and a sister OF
l.. IA. Crane, editor of the Ludlow Tribune
Miss Crane ana her mother have boon
spending the winter here with her uncle,
e. IL. Crane. I,r. Lane is a rising young
physician, formerly of Ludlow, but now
of Readsboro.
Word has been received of the death Of
Mrs. Marcus Day at Granville, n. Y. Mrs.
Day was the grandmother of Marcus D.,
Whitney, who for several years held a
prominent position here with Hon. c. s.
Page. 1t was only a few weeks ago that
Mr.. Day died and since that time Mrs,
Day has been in declining health. A few
weeks ago she suffered a shock which
was the direct cause of death.
Miss Ella Steinhour of Cambridge is
here visiting her mother at Hotel Phoenix.
Mrs. +. T. HILL who has been in High
gate during the past week taking care Of
her son, Walter. who has been sick, re-
turned home Monday evening. Walter has
SO far recovered as to be able to return
with her and will remain until fully re-
covered.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S
Young has been quite sick for the past
few days and at the present time is in "A
somewhat dangerous condition.
Last evening the ladies of the church
held their usual dime supper. Hash was
the principal article on the menu. 1t was
a good supper and well patronlzed.
Hon. Il. w. Hulburd was in Swanton
and st. Adams Tuesday.
Mrs r. j. Mower of Green, Me-, Is here
for a few days visit with Mrs o. A. Girls
void.
Tomorrow evening the cantata entitled
Mother Goose" will he given by the lit
tie people at town hall. With few
at Christmas time and which. by spec ,al
request will be repeated. The music Will
be under the personal direction Of Mrs. Il
q. Page.
On Tuesday evening there was a pleas
ant gathering Of the young people at thu
home of Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Whitcomb
This evening the young peoples WIFI t
club will meet with Miss Donahue ard
Miss Crane in the parlors of Hotel
Phoenix.
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RICHFORD.

" ilfred Mainvile who went to the klon-
dixie in 1895 returned here last week to visit
his brother. Phillip.-Frark Manuel was
quite seriously burned last SUNDAY even
ing, IN lis hands and arms. while trying
TO eXtinguish the flames Of a burning
drapcry in his paror. The fire was caused
by a spark from the fire place.-Thc ladies
Of the Catholic society are holding fair
Tor the benefit of the church. three days
this week, and Monday of next week -
The ladies Of ST. AIMS church held "A sock
social at the residence of DIR. f. NJ. Pei
ton Wednesday evening. There was Il
good attendance and all enjoyed a
social evening.
Mrs. o. w. Wright is seriously i'll. and
her recovery is very doubtful.--Mr and
Mrs. l.. II. Powell of Burlington visited
relatives and friends here Wednesday
and Thursday.-Dr. and Mrs. ]. II. Ham
ilton aud daughter Frances went to Rut-
lana Friday to visit their sen. DR.. ]. NJ.
Hamilton and famly.--The Christian En-
deaNor society gave an entertainment in
the parlors of the Baptist church Thurs
day evening.-There is some little inquiry
bC ing made as to what change is TO be
made at the rext March meeting The
OLD board seems to have given fair salts
faction and will be advocated.-There
was Il fresh arrival at this port Tuesday
of Cinnamon. with one Chinawoman and
daughter. They arc detained here waiting
for an interpreter. AS their dialect could
not be understood by the local -hinaman
here.-Mr and Mrs Frank Richard went
Friday night to Hartford Conn. Mr.
Richard eoes to be treated for cancer
by specialist. who is to use the Y Rays
Mrs. Della Doyle of Worcester. Mass,
came last week to care for her aunt. Mrs
O. w. Wright.-Mr and Mrs. James Royce
are to remove to Abercorn, p O., to have
the care and management Of DIR. Miners
"A,
and family in Honolulu, Hawaii. this
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

M. I. Perley attended the meeting Fri
day evening OF the East Berkshire Gene
terry association of which he is trustee.
The parents of both MI and Mrs. Perley
are buried in that cemetery-Mrs. Mary
Church OF burlington was a recent guest
of Miss Lillian Brown. Fred La
Vale Of Providence, X. l., has moved his
family to this place and rented a tenement
Of DR.. A. J. Darrah on Bismarck street
--Orson Corey and family have moved into
the house occupied by MIS- Coucha on
Mssisquo street. Mr.. Corey has rented
his house to Jerry Coucha,-Miss Belle c.
Stone attended the funeral of her cousin,
Miss Laura A. Stone, in st. Adams We'd
ncsday, February g.
g. l.. Mason has mounted a fine
Specimen of n snow owl, shot by T..
s. Austin Of East Sheldon which measures
pa inches from tip to tip Of it's wings,
NJ. f.. Pcrley and CO., have sold
ma shoes 20 the rev finn of w. Il. Mill
guy d Co., who will OCCUPY the north end
Of the Perlcy block. a se!line d. Gv-er-
VOID have sold their ch scd out stock
to NJ. r. Perley G. Co, al Il
the latter firm announce their int rtu1
OF closing out their stock Of dry eoods,--
w. i. Burt has rented the store in his
block, formerly occupied as a furniture
store, to Il. S. TOwle and will, it Is said,
occupy It with grOce RES and notions. :
james C. Ford of Newbury has entered
the employ Of Aseltine d Greenwood as
nlerk,-C. A. James proprietor CT the Pearl
Steam Laundry, has put in sixteen sewing
machines on TIE second focr Of the laun.
dry building for making Toys suits,
laGies' skirts. etc, Amorg ether orders he
has large ar cunt Of work TO 10 for tile
Willard Manufacturing co. Of ST. Adams
About sixty persons offended the social
at NJ. p. Psrieys Wednesday evening. An
interesting programme Vas rendered Re-
treatments were served A pleasant even
~ oil a1s &c
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WAL ERVlIlE.

Sheriff Robbins of Hyde Park was in
town F'riday.-Mrs. Clarence Coburn OF
Bclviderc is visiting her aunt. Mrs. u. L..
Oakcs.-IrWin Brown has a job firing on
the > e NJ. r. R.-Elha Stockwcll has
commenced an eight months job wi h
Edgar Scott.-Miss Cassie Jackson attend
cd the Christian Endcavor convention at
Morrisville last wcek.--Thc town rollers
were Kept very busy Sunday and Monday
HecpinE top of the snoW.--Ned Chaf and
Arthur Fairbanks attended the funeral of
Horace Marcy at Montgomery ou Monday
and on account of the storm were unable
to get back until Tuesday nOou.-Wal;. r
Westcott was at home on Monday and
Tuesday.-1Ohn Carpenter has finished his
work for the railroad and returned home.
curtis Clement, who has been stopping
with friends in town for several weeks,
returned to Cambridge on Monday.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.

time of her death.
The l.amoile County Christian Erdeavor
convention which was held here Thursday.
was very well attended and delegates were
present from nearly all tho societies. The
pledge was given by Rev. f. G. French If
'chnson and Miss Evelyn Foss of North
Hyde Park read q paper on Has the
Christian Erdcavor Pledge Helped me to
{" he better Christian?' Papers were
lSo read on "Chris;ian EndeaVors' Princl-
pics" by Miss Helen NJ Jones and Later
FEATURES by Miss Jennie Kendall. Rcv.
A. y. MOhr of Cambridge gave talk on
J How may Christian Endeavcrers be made
a vital and permanent part of the
church?"
on Thursday evening Mrs c. T.. Earle
md Mrs. G. A. Spillcr entertained a large
number ut whist. The y. r.. o. Z. hall
was used for the occasion and about 20
tables were filed. Hot maple sugar was
served on snow for refreshments. 1t was
very pleasant affair and much enjoyed
by those who attended.
on Saturday about noon as Andrew ].
Miles and wife were driving on the road in
the direction of Wolcott the horses became
frightened Mt the cars and soon became
manageable Mr. ana Mrs. Miles were
thrown ont and at the Ticrney brdg
arossing the horses ran into the train and
we're killed Mr.. and Mrs. Miles were not
soriously hurt.
Fred G. Fleetwood accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Z. X. Glecd left Monday
morning for a somewhat extended trip
hrough the South. They will stop for Il
time at Charleston. s. c., and will take a
several Florida points before their return.
The trip is taken on account of the poor
health of Mrs. Gleed. Their home will be
loft in charge Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Smith.
W. l.. Tillotson, who has been sick for
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRlSVllLE.

on Wednesday States Attorney Cheney
and Deputy Sheriff Town We're in Gilmore
to attend the trial in justice court of the
case of Pilbins vs. Lee. About n week
ago there was trouble between Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Pilbin, his two sons. Dan
and Charles, and Jerry Lee and brother,
Edward Lee. These people live about four
miles south OF Gilmore Pond at what is
called Hard Wood Flat. The pilbins and
Lees have been near neghbors for years
and the cause of the trouble is feud of
long standing. Each claims that the
other started the row but the Pilbns got
the worst Of it, Mr.. Pilbin, who is IA man
between 70 and 80 years old, received such
painful INJURIES that he Is now sick in
bed and in very bad condition, Mis-.
Pilbin also received several blows over the
head with a cant hook and one Of the
Iilbn boys damaged Edward Lees head
with a pitchfork. The hearing was held
Jerry Lee settled his account by paying
a fine OF SIS and costs amounting to about
s34. and was placed under 500 bonds to
keep the peace. Edward Lee took an APP
peal to the county court and was released
under 800 bonds.
Mrs. Lucy q. Stay ton. who has been sick
with pneumonia for the past week, died at
ing about o'clock. The funeral was
held Sunday at the house, Rev. NJ. : Eddy
officiating. The intcrment was in the
cemetery at Hyde Park, where her nus
band is buried, Mrs. Slayton was the wife
of Arc +. Slayton, who Tor many years
lived in lyle Park. where he died about
two years ago at the 8ge Of 81 years. She
was "A years old and since the death nf ncr
husband has made her home with her aov-
eral children in tbs lota'ity and in the
West. She is survi, ed by two brothers. w.
o. White of I.akeport. N. H., e nd G. r. White
of Gilmore. and seven of iidren, five sons
and two daughters, Frank L. Slayton II
Gilmore, Calvin A. Slayton of Morrisville.
Dr.. w. T. slayton Of Hyde Park, Herbert
A slayton Of Montpelier. Orrin L. slayton
Of Calais, Mrs. c. B. Corners and Mrs w..
c., Barker Of Chippewa Falls, Wis. two
daughters having died several years ago,
Mrs. Kate Bliss ~ Calais and Mrs. W. IL.
howisson of Chippewa Falls. Wis. Mrs.
Slayton had not betn feeling as we'll as
usual for several days but II was not un-
til Sunday that she was taken with pneu-
monia and considered in q dangerous con.
aition. Her two daughters. Mrs. Corners
and Mrs. Barke: Ct Chippewa Falls. Wis,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Rev. C. ]. Petersen went to Montgomery
Center on sunday to officiate at the fu-
neral Of Horace Marcy,--Paul Moren has
gone to Glens Falls to visit his sister,
Mrs George Rugg end brother, Harry
Services ware held in Calvary church Ash
Wednesday At 1890 a. N Guy Marcy went
to Montgomery Center on Sunday to at
tend tho funeral of his father, Horace
Marcy,-One CT the most enjoyable whist
parties of he season was given Mr.. and
Mrs, l.. H. Button at their new home
Tuesday evening. There were eight tables
The highest score was made by A. w. Rub
lee and Mrs, b. l., Wilson and Mrs. T.. w
Smith, the two ladies having the same
score. Refreshments were served-On ac-
count of the reads Rev. William Walker
did not go 20 Montgomery to hold services
on Sunday.-School closed last week Fri
day, Miss Coburn and Miss Moren teach
eds.-The ladies will meet with Mrs. Dan
iel Moron every Wednesday in Lent for
Lenten work.
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HIGHGATE,

were not opened Sunday Guy. tho young
son Of Lr ID. .. Powers, who has been i'll
for a wccll with tora'.itis. is, letter Mrs.
Noah Spears died Saturday afternoon
having bean i'll with pneun', MIA but few
daNS.--Mrs. Elisha Rood of Swanton has
bcrl, visiting n the home of G. e. Lyon.
w. w. Nunsoll had the misfortune last
week to brc * Two bones in his foot. while
unloading logs at the milI.--Mrs. j. T.
STldersou has returned to her honir in
West Newton. Mass. She was accompan-
led by Miss Ira sheldon -- Miss Libhe
O1Ieerc. WHO has been at home the past
week caring for her father. returned to
her work in St Altans Monday morning
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GRAND ISLE.

In spite OF the terrible storm and bad
condition of the roads, the 3rd. about u
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Minckler gave them surprise by drivinH
i'll upon them about o'clock, it being tn"
10Th anniversary of their marriage Mir. aud
Mrs. Min<ler were taken completely una
wares he being down the cellar sortong APP
pies and she with a lot Of pieces scattered
around doing patchwork. They were pre-
scented with a full set of dishes from some
of her people. a set of silver knives from
her mother. 4 fine lap robe from one
brother. Several of the friends put toEcth-
err and got them n Morris chair and there
were several odd pieces of china and glass.
After a couple of hours of social chat light
refreshments were served consisting of
coffee, sandwiches and cake. The party
broke up at an early hour, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. MInckler many more happy years. --
Edward Gordon has bought that part
of tho tamcrack swamp in back of Pearl.
owned by the l.. and l.. Mott Home of
South Hero.-Watson Cady, who has
charge of S. 7. Gordon's farm this winter
went to Williston with n load OF sheep
There were Al present at the Ladies' Aid
society at II. w. Ladds the 6th.-Iittlc
May Macomber, who has been quite sick
is better.-Mrs. Edgar Floury of Isle la
Motto and Mrs. G. W. Petty of South Hero
spent Friday, February at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonagc.-Mr and Mrs. G. r.
Russell went to Alburgh January 80 to
attend the funeral of his cousin, Mrs
Helen Phelps Hazen
Sunday was a very clustering day. Tho
Snow was light and with a heavy wind
blowing from the west the roads driftcd
very badly.-Arthur Center OF Chazy. y
y, came Friday with a l. ad Of sheep from
Schuyler Falls. n. Y, to the Grand Isle
station to he shipped from there for John
Brown of ChaZy. Saturday on mis- return
trip he went to North Hero anG got a load
of cattle for Mr.. Brown and took them
to Chazy.-The Grand Isle Creamery CONF
rany paid its patrons for the month Of
December for four per cent milk $l.U1 Il
hunorcd.
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BAKERSFIELD.

NJ. n1d Mr.. Fuller c. Smith of 81. A.
bans have been spending a few 4 - a. thl
h.ne uf neg parents, Mr.. and Mrs
BGUtcll. Mildred. the five. year-olI daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Powers. is very
.ll.--Mrs. NJ Sabourn and Miss
Olive Brunette have gone To Canada to
visit friepds.-'The Brigham Academy
miustrcs. Indcr the direction of Mr. Well
man, arc TO give another entertainment
here. The one given last year was great
success and as it Is Cndcr the same mnn-
agC tncnt We proph asoy it better than
ever" Mr.. Curtis VII be irterlocutor
;gain this year and Miss Mabel Sara start
aCocmplnst. Besides these Mr. Weliman
has secured the ladics' quartctte, com
Toscd of Misses Hathaway. Earncll. Hath
away and Pomcrcy and Miss Florence
Pcncroy in character selections.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Two feet of snow fell Saturday night and
sunday, and there is more snow than at
any other time this winter but the snow
roller fixed the roads so business went on
as usual The entertainment under the
auspices of the High srtcol department
last Friday "Nenirh was an address ly
Rev. Mr. Judkins of Montpelier subject:
THE Social Animal" 1t was a very fine
interesting and instructive lecture The
house was full, sleigh loads coming from
Cndcrhill, Fairfax snd Wostford. supper
was served after it and it was well patron
i1ed-At a special meetins of the Christ
ian EndeaVor society last week the follow
ing officers were elected fui six months
President, II. G. Hopkins; Vce-prosident,
Mr. william Scott s'cietcrN Mrs. u H.
Nlll uIIll Mn. L, lIlDlll., :.
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EAST HlGHGATE.

Fred Macia is on the sick list.-John
Paruo of SwaEton was in town Sunday.
John G.. Decker received : telegram
from Oakland, Me, that his father died
January 81. He used to live here. The
rev merchant. Mr. Ilenon has put III a
GashSht.-Mra. Monahan has returned
from St Albans - Mrs Lant,nan is very
siCk.-Otis Heflon has Painted the interior
Of his store white.--MrS. Shepard OF
Browns Corner spent Thursday night with
Ter mother, Mrs. kccnan.-rhe farmers
are harvesting their annual crop of ice -
School closed Friday with Miss Thompson
as teacher in the grammar. and MISS
Euttcrhcld in the primary departments.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

'rhe promenade and box party ut Concert
hall Friday evening was well attended and
was such "A success that the committee
have made plans for second one to be
held Friday evening, February T.-Mrs.
Della Rounds closed a successful term
of school here last Friday and on Saturday
went to Boston to join her husband,
who has been there for some time. The
condition of Cassius Kelley, the school boy
who slid from the end of the wall near the
iron bridge last week is steadily improving
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith went to Bos-
ton last Friday to attend the wedding of
their SON. II. f. Smith.
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NORTH SHELDON.

A carload of live stock was loaded here
the eth by Combs d Edred. -Several from
this place attended the house warming
party at A. A. Marvins the 9Th and all
report an enjoyable time. Mcgowan broth
"rs are hauling wood here for shipment to
St Albans.-Mrs. Florence Potter has re-
turned to EnosburRh F.lls.-Allen Draper
has had a telephone placed in his residence.
Twenty-Five hundred pounds of butter
were shipped from this station Tuesday,
the l1tb
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. Edward Martin Of Sheldon Is nurs-
Ing Mrs. p. A. Austin, who is slowly gain.
ing IN strensth.-Mrs' J, Fl. Gull IS suf-
fcring from a severe tilioJs attack. The
little daughter. Helen. Of w. II. Mahoney,
who has been quite Ill with Group. is bet.
ter-Mrs. Charles Dyer Of Sutton, +. O.,
came Wednesday 10 spend the remainder
OF me week with her father joseph Bal
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charles Young received the intelligence
or the death of his brother VIII Young,
proprietor OF largo hotel in Boston. Iasc
weck.-Mrs. F.. T. Daley is at Newport with
her nephew. ". =. Robbins.-Gov. Grout
was IN Moline, Illinois, last wcck--I,rno st
Nickerson has returned from Nassochu.
50 It's, hut has left his little son Paul there
Tor the prcsont Tor medicnl trcatnnnl.
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NEWPORT.

About one a. m. on Thursday the fire
alarm was again sounded. This time it
proved to be in the basement oC Laha $
grocery store on Coventry street The
building was occupied on the first noor by
Mr.. l.aha's store and his tenement. with
a tenement overhead occupied by Harry
!icldcr. MIR. Laha started for Montro al
Wednesday evening and was not at home
during the ire. The ire caught from the
furnace in the basement, but was kept
there mostly, only burning up through the
.irst floor. The damage was mostly by
smoke and water. Mrs. Iahd and her
children were nearly sufocatcd by smoke
when found by Mr. Belder. Mr.. Laha
was fully insured. Mr. Rcldcr had let his
insurance eXpire.--Mrs. Dan Griffin Of
Newport Center is visiting at r. S. Balls.
Peter Young, former resident Of New
port ana Derby. died at the home of hi,
son, James Young, in Brownington Feb.
3. lie was born in Sore, Canada. in 1875.
enlisted at Trasburgh on Aug. S. 1SS2 in the
18th VI Vol. was mustered into the L.
:. service on Sept. list as n private: was
promoted corporal Jan. %, 1864. and to
sergeant June 16, 1864. He was wounded
at Cedar Creek oct 49, 1854, and again at
Petersburg April >, 1865. receiving wound
in his left hand, which caused paralysis.
He was also detailed on duty at the St.
Adams raid. His injuries caused him to
lie helpless for over fifteen years but not
word Of complaint Of his suffering has
he given in all these years. He was ten
derby cared for by his devoted wife and
son James. iIc had the respect of all who
knew him. He leaves wife, two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. +. w. Barron of Barton. ard
Mrs. May Young Of West Derby. and tive
sons. Charles +. Young of Huron, South
Dakota, and James f.. Young of Brown
ington The funeral was held Wednesday
at the home Of his son James in Brown
ington and the burial was in the cemetery
in West Derby.-Mr and Mrs. Merton Up
stone are with james Young Of Brown
inGton for a week.--Mrs. Marion i5owley
has received a pension of IS month -
Mrs. William Bowley is in Boston hos
| pital for treatment.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. Sheldon Jewctt is very ill.-iyles
Jewctt has rented the Henry Kinsley farm
and expects to move there soon.-Petcr
Downy has hired to S. G. Jewett for the
coming year. Miss Julia Cook closed Il
very successful tern of school at the
three Corners 10 lrua.v
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ORLEANS COUNTY
ALBANY

Mrs Annie Bosworth wife of Aldin Dafl-
Ing. died February . The funeral ser
vices were EclC at thu Ecuso Tuesday af-
tcrnoor and the burial was in the Allan;
tcmctcrY.-A little girl came to live with
Dr A. VI. God1rd and wife the eth of Feb
iudry. Mrs. 7. o. Andrus is on the sicl;
~
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JEFFtRSONVILlE,

Miss Nellie Mclendy Of Burlington is WIS.,
fling her father.-Miss Hattie Griswoll
has gone to Montpelier to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs 3. S. Ballmd.-Miss Marion Cor
nell and Miss Pearl Morse went TO Wind
sor last Wednts day to attend n musical
com cntion lnder the direction of Prof G.
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IN THE BASEMENT.

There's scarcely limit the attractive things
Table Linens But there's particular should be seen
every houseeper and few who do and position
Table Linen of any kind will pass by without It's
little lot of SO handsome Damask Table Covers yards long
yards wide beautiful patterns border all priced
Like qualities sell regularly at $3.75 to $425.
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AlBURGH.

T.. ]. Wallace of White River Junction,
who was recently appointed immigrant in
spector with headquarters at Alburgh has
been transferred to the Montreal office.