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EAST MON KTON.

Mrs Read, State president of the w. c,
r. t. was here Saturday evening and or
gained Union. Sunday morning she gave
a very Interesting talk on the work of the
W. G. Il. 1.-THE w. G. T. L. will meet
with Mary II. Green Wednesday evening
May IT, All ladies are most cordially in
Vited-Mrs W. \. Cove visited her son,
a. n. Green the past three days.-M Mrs.
Wallace Roscoe is suffering with "A hard
cold.--Jamcs Shepard, Sr, is very poorly,
There was a hard freeze Friday night
damaging fruit trees and berry blossoms,
Wallace Roscoe and family have moved
to their home after spending the winter at
the home OF Mrs. Roscoe's father, who
has been in Burlington most of the time.
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WEYBRlDGE.

Mrs. w. c. Sturtevant has gone to Hart
FORD, Conn, to visit her son and other re-
latives.-Bert Dodge of West Rutland was
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs l.. b.
Dodge. last Sunday.-Charles Child who
has been at school at Stanstead, Que, for
the past few months Is home again---Mrs
l. j. Twitchell is quite i'll with rheumats SIN
and Jerome Cole is seriously III with strong
symptoms OF pneumonia Cecelia
Buzzell from Maine was the guest Of Eras-
tus Roscoes family last week.-An infant
son of Ernest Bostwick died Friday. Ser
vices were held at the house on Sunday
afternoon the Rev. r. w. Thompson Off
ciatinS. The burial was at New Haven
MI. fredo has moved into II. A. Boie's
house and Bert Austin of Cornwall has
moved into Mr.. Kingslands house vacated
by Mr.. Fredo. Martin Young is moving
back to his own home-Mrs. G. L. Har-
rington went to Barre last week to care
Tor sick relative-Wilis Sampson of Rut-
land visited his sister, Miss Florence
sampson last Sunday.
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WINOOSKl.

Edward Wheat and Arthur Yandow have
begun grocery and meat business in thu
house occupied by j. II. Cross on Allen
street under the firm name of Wheat &
Yandow.
Frederick, the ive-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Walker. died Monday
afternoon at their home on Chase stree,
of pneumonia after a brief illness. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon
from ST. Frances Xaviers Church.
The advertised letters in the postotiico
for the week ending May 10 are as follows
VIM. Dullhan, J. b. Rankin. Mrs. NJ. j
Newell, Mrs. l.. NJ. Mclean, Mrs. Johr
Walsh, S. j. Smith.
DIR. c. *. johnson of burlington has
opened an office AT 81 Fast Allen street.
The republican voters of the town Of
Colchest r are warned to meet in Concer
hall Saturday, Nay It. at 2 p. m. to choose
thirteen del gates and thirteen alternate.
to attend the county convention for thc
nomination of county officers to be hello
in Burlington, May 81.
The listers Of the town of Colchetsel
will meet at the town clerks Office on th'
afternoon of May 20 al p. m, to heal
any grievances oi the voters in regard tt
the annual apr rasals
Edward GhaineY of Philadelphia, Pa.
who is visiting friends in town, trough
with him t"o carrier pigeons Upon hi'
ARRIVAL mere III" BIRDS were released ans
after cirClng around the house a number
OF times flew to the westward Mr.
t;rainey then wrote to his home in Phil
adelphia giving the time the birds lief
here and has received a reply stating tina
one of the birds arrived safely, haVn.
covered the distance In II hours and /
minutes.
William Clark has been appointed sub
stitute mail carrier for the Burlington
postoflice
Cards have been received in town for thu
marriage of Miss Ruth Akers, formerly @
this place but now of Chicago to Charlie:
NJ, Bates formerly Of Essex junction bu
now of Cambridge Springs Pa. The ccre
mony will take place at the High EpiscO
pal Church, South Side Chicago. June >
The young couple expect to spend a weel
OF their honeymoon in town with hc
mother Mrs l.. A. Henry.
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SHOREHAM,

Mrs. Charles Slavery returned to Brandon
last week. Mr. Slavery went to BOSTON,
Miss Bush is visiting in Orwell. The fun
eral of Fred St. John of Brdport was
held at St. Genevcve Church Wednesday
morning -Wilbur Wissell is more comfort
able.--Mrs W. n. Plat returned from Bos-
ton Thursday cvcning.-Word has been re-
ceived of the death of Mrs Msrella Hem
enway Wilson. a former resident
Miss Elizabeth Nottingham of the Tele-
phone Exchange went to Rutland Saturday
morning returning Monday evening.-Wil-
liam j. Anderson of Mortified. Mass, is at
home or u VaCation.-Mrs. Oliver Farm
ham ia quite ill.-The May meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society is Thursday
at Mrs. \. r. Tottingham.-Frank Moore
Of WatertoUn, y. Y, spent SUNDAY with
his father, l.. F.. Moore.-'rhere was nc
service in st. Gencvieve Church Sunday
FatRor Nazina conducting service at Lei
Costcr Junction.-Stage driver Cook is OF
the sick list
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. McLoud are spending
few days in Boston.-The funeral OF
David Russell was held from the Congre.
gational Church Saturday afternoon. lie
was buried under the auspices OF the Ma
sons. who attended in a body. About ont
hundred of the stone cutters belonging to
the Cutters Union were also present The
Hon. Frank Plumley spoke n,
opera han Wednesday night for tn,
cause Of Temperance and in support of the
present prohibitory law.--The funeral ri
John Nichols was held at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. -
Pneumonia is very prevalent and fatal In
this section AT present. Four deaths oc-
CURED in this village last week.. III. Nc.
Keaee is not as well his brother is here
from Michigan. -E. r. Fletcher left Mon.
day night on business trip of a weeks
dura ton
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FORK city for two months beginning July

i'iN wy ior TWO InonlnS beginning July
At the annual meeting of the ST. Johnh-
bury Woman's club these officers were
elected: President, Mrs. r. G.. Fletcher;
hrst vice-president. Mrs. Rebecca =. Fair
banks; second vice. president, Mrs. c. f..
Cheney; recording secretary. Miss Maude
SpraGue; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
James Richie; treasurer, Miss Fannie E.
Russell assistant treasurer Miss Joseph
inc NJ. Woods; auditor. Mrs c. A. Stanley;
directors. Mrs. W. =. Stafford. Mrs. G. IL.
Stevens, Mrs j. O. Sherburne.
Bishop Michaud was in town last week
and confirmed a class of sc at Notrc Dame
and 20 at St. Aloysius Church.
The May meeting of the Passumpsic
Congregational club is to be held ut Bar
ton. Wednesday afternoon and evening
May n, at tho church of which the Rev.
Robert l.. Shean is pastor Supper will he
served and the address in the evening will
be given by Prof. John *. Lord of Dart
mouth college on THE Limits of Personal
Liberty"
Miss Helen s. Patterson, who has met
with fatterng SUCCESS In her chosen pro-
fcssion of an artist is now engaged in
Boston in the decoration Of an illuminated
and very costly edition of the novels,
tales, vaudevilles. life and "reminiscences
of Charles Paul de Kock to he published
by the Frederick J.Qumhy company. The
edition is to be limited to 10 sets of 10 vol
umes each, and the price will be $4,000 per
set. I will probably be two years before
the edition is out.
The Caledonia County w. G. Y. L. con-
vention will be held at East Barnet Con-
eregational Church Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Nav q and %. on Tuesday an adj
dress will be given by the Rev A. f.
Walsh of st. Johnsbury and an address
will he made by State President. Mrs. lda
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PROCTOR FALSEHOODS.
Reprshensible Methods That Were
Used to Antagonizs Farmers in the
Town Of Essex.

One Of the ridiculous arguments used by
the Proctor workers in "a desperate at
tempt to ALLEVIATE the farmer vote in the
Essex caucus was that Gen. McCulloulh
was a relative of one of the cattle commits
sioners and would therefore rcappoiut tho
present members Of the board This re-
lationship claim is downright falschood
and it illustrates the desperation of the
Proctor cause. when methods o. this repre-
hcnSible character are resortcd to. Gen.
McCulouEh is not related. either by blood
or marriage with any member of the
board.
II was also claimed that all members If
the board of cattle commissioners arc for
hcC'ulllough, when as matter of fact one
of the cattle commissioners is strong
supporter of Proctor for the governorship.
HOW THE CAUCUS Is REGARDED.
To the Editor of the Free Press:
The political methods adopted by the
Proctor "hoier than thou" politicians
at Essex junction arc an object lesson t.
honorable republicans, and cannot fail &C.
have a moral effect against their cardi-
date. no matter whether he approves OF
them or not.
The battle was planned by one Of Col
Proctor's employees. who was on The
ground. The caucu was organized and
run by Proctor men.
If it is true that y more votes were cast
than the total Subcrnatorial vote two years
ago. including democrats, republicans and
scattering. and u moro votes we're found
in tho box than were checked on the list
let the Proctor mon justify their shame
les work If thsy can.
What "A howl and cry would have beer
raised lad the McCulIaugh delegates beer
declared elected Let the facts be known
Turn on the calcium light, and the judy
lnent Of hon st republican voters through.
cut the state will he swift and sure.
Proctors gain will be counted as loss
long before The convention meets.
REPU BLICAN.
Burlington May Il, 1902.
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BRIDPORI,

The daughters OF Homer Wright of
Crown Point are visiting at j. F.. Wrights
Miss Spaulding of Crown Point is the
guest of her uncle, W. Spaulding &C. E.
lioldfedge has returned from Wcstport.
Albert Kingsland of Middlebury recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Kinesland, Mrs, lockwood Of Mddlebury
was in town recently.-Mr. and Mrs. II. W
Bostwiok of Addison, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bruce.-The Meth.
odst Church is being painted by r. "
Jones Of Addison-The father and sister
Of Mrs. Herman Witherell left last weel,
for their home in Seattle, Wash.-Mrs. j
T.. Wright entertained few friends
Thursday evening.-Alonzo Crossman and
family expect to move to Middlebury
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Rena Johns. who teaches at the west
village has been obliged to return home
and close her school on account of sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O, Foote went to Lincoln
Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Foote'S great grandfather, Asa Purinton.-
Mrs Allis and Mrs. Clarkson are moving
into Mrs. AlcXanders house. at the village.
Services were held at our Lady of Mt
Carmels Church on Thursday.-Joseph
Stabbins who has been ailing for some
time and went to the hospital at Burlington
Wednesday, expecting to be operated upon.
has returned home as a counsel of l. doc
tors did not think ii advisable to have an
operation performed.
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Miss Ersie Huests who has been visit
ing her father. Daniel Huestis, returned
to Ticondoroga, n. ", Monday Floyd
NIyrick of Vergennes spent Sunday with
his parcuts.-Mrs. John Dukett was in
Crown Point. y. Y, Tuesday.-Mr. Daniel
Hcstis and son Eric took trip to Mid
dlebury one day last week.--The recent
heavy frosts somewhat damaged the grass
and fruit.--Arthur Wilcox and Charles
Payne returned Monday night from Gin
cinnau Ohio, with two fine horscs.--John
Sunderland and Perry Norton was in Mid
dlehury on business one day this week.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs. Alb
ol' hWdsall next Saturday afternoon. Be-
onuSe OF ms meeting the Band of Hope
VIII not meet until one week from next
Saturddy.-Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Purinton
ana MI and Mrs. Lindsey Birdsall attend
co the Friends quarterly meeting in Fer
risburgh last Sunday.-The Rev. True Hi
spoke here Sunday in the absence of the
pastor and the Rev. Mr. Thurston in the
east school house at p. m.-Ernest Hurl-
burt was at home Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
John Grace of Huntington visited at his
fathers, James Grace's Sunday
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NORTH FERRlSBURGH.

The Rev, George Thompson of Brandon
will preach in the Methodist Church next
Sunday.-The Ladies Aid society met
ON Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
with Mrs, Cynthia Nc ad.-Walter ClaGin
Of Cambridge. Mass, is a guest at the
Martin House.-Mrs. S. n. Allen has re-
turned from Pawlet where she has been
visiting her sistcr.-CGrl Emo has secured
the contract for the rural delivery for this
part of the town and will begin his duties
July 1.-The Rev. Mr., George Lennon is To
give the address before the Epworth Lea
que at Brandon Sunday evening. May Is.
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Fred Walker of the Queen City are at j..
O. Walker's.-Mr. Oliver sherman, though
unable to be moved home, is still gaining
Mrs. Anna C. Williams of st. Johnsbury
and her little son arc here for some time
al the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Cerpcnter.--Thc Woman's Home
Missionary Union met for their annual
meeting and tea on Wednesday with Mrs.
Reynolds and elected the following off
GERS: President, Alice +. Bailey; vice-pres-
dent, Mrs. G.. r. Bailey; secretary, Mrs.
". V. Reynolds; treasurer. Mrs. b. w.
Collins committee on work. Mrs. II. j.
Carpenter Mrs. W. +. Frisbie, Mrs. Il. V.
Rcvuolds.
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NEW HAVEN.

NJ j. Desautels who was operated on
at the Mary Fletcher Hospital for appen-
dicitis Saturday, is reported doing finely.
Miss Duhamel of Burlington was n re-
cent guest of her sister, Mrs NJ ]. De-
sautels.-Mr. and Mrs l.. C. Russell and
son have returned to Burllngton-Mrs. j.
A. Haven of Hebron, North Dakota, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict
Mr. Mador Brunell of burlington was in
town recently.-Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson is in III
conderoga, n. Y, caring for her daugh
Mrs. II. J.. Hoffnaglc, who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer were guests
o. Mrs. John Giddings of Plttsford last
week.-Mrs.. NJ. j. Desautels and family
are in burlington this Week.-Mrs. Cath
crime Cushman, who has been i'll in Rut-
land, was able to come home last week.
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VERGENNtN

The Federation of Christian Ministers of
Addison county will hold their next meet
ing in the Congregational Church at Mid
dcburN Monday, May 1S. The following
programme will be given: advantage OF
Ministerial Associations Rev. A. L.
Brand, Lincoln; sunday Funerals, How
to Secure Abatements of Them or Best
Method of Receiving the Assent of the
People 10 Holding them on other Days.
Rev. Thomas Simms of Middlebury Edu-
cational Trend in Theological SeminarieS,
Rev. w. A. Mckenzie Of Bristol; Review
of Professor Swing on Ritchinanism, Rev.
c. II. Dublin of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Donnelly cele-
brated the 5uth anniversary of their mar
riagc in a quiet way Sunday at the nome
of their daughter Mrs. F. w. Coe. Mir.
and Mrs. Donnely were married in Liner
lex Ireland, and the next day after their
marriage sailed for this country landing at
Quebec after a voyage of seven weeks.
From there they went directly to Reese
VILE, y. y, where they lived for Is years
when they removed to this city where they
have since resided. Mr.. Donneliy for many
years worked in the Jacob kingsland ror
works in Kccsevile and in this city and
later for the National Horse Nail company
of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. ponnely en-
1oNed good health though he is - and Mrs
Donnelly 20 years of age. They have five
children living, J. II. Donnclly, Mrs. f.
w Coe and katherine II of this city. Mrs
i. L. Grandey of Butte City Montana, ant
Daniel Il. Donnely of Montpelier, all oi
whom were present on the joyous occasion
The presents consisted of gold coin Of q
substantial amount and other articles oi
n useful and ornamental character Mr.
and Mrs. Donnelly are respected by al
who know them and are passing the even
ing Of their life in very comfortable man
nCr
Ethan Allen Post G. A. r. Of this city
have secured the services of Dr. T.. S Yves
ton Of New Haven as speaker for Memo
rial day.
The republican committee of Addison
county met at the court house in Middle
bury Monday afternoon and selected Wed
ncsdaY June 1S as the date for hodin,
the county convention at Middlehury. A
far as can now be judged the only contes
will be for judge of probate in the south
crn district and for the Office of states at
tOrnCy,
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LEICESTER.

Miss Grace ard Sara Sparks were home
over Sunday.-The Sunday school has been
moved from Frank Gambells to the
church for the coming sumner.-Mrs Alire
j. Fiske and daughters, Miss Elsie and
Alice of Rutland. visited at Mrs II. r.
Brownson's .-Phebe Johnson. who was sick
last week, is convalcscinE Frank Horton
OF Orwell was in town last week.-Miss
Nettie johnson after a months stay in
Whiting has returned home.-M. r. Jen-
nlngs visited in town last week.
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WHIT ING.

Mrs. Edith Stickney and daughter Ida
visited ut J I'm Stickney's last week MIR
f.. l.. Boomer still remains quite feeble. yet
slightly improved. Miss Edna Baldwin is
at her home for IA few weeks, MIR. and
Mrs. James Warner of Crown Point, n. y.
were in attendance at the Stickney-Ma-
son wedding last week.-Mrs.. Maud Wait
is visiting her mother in sudbury this
week.-Amos Wilson and his son Charles
loft home on Tuesday to visit his daugh'
ter in lowa.-Fred McCauley was called
to Weyhrlge on Monday to visit his moth,
er, who is siok.-Fred Aines and family are
visiting their relatives in town
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PAN T ON.

Ray Brittell of Weybridge visited his
aunt. Mrs II. +. Gaines during the past
week.-Mrs.. Clara Rogers has gone to
Whitehall, n. Y. to visit friends.-L.
Duane Allen has begun work on his new
barn and the work on William Curlcr s
new barn is progressing apidy.-Remem-
Der the entertainment at the Methodist
Church on Friday evening. The refresh
ments will consist of ice cream and cake. -
Miss Anna Grandy is on the sick list.
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CORNWALL.

Stowell r. Witherell left on the sleeper
Sunday evening for New York, from which
port he sails on Wednesday with ship
mcnt of stock for South Africa.-Mrs. Y. L,
u. Matthews spent Sunday in Nergenncs,
"A guest Of Mrs. w. r. Bristol.-Miss 5.
ENERGY Griswold went on Saturday 10
Brandon to visit her sister, Mrs. James
Woodruff, and goes the first OF the week
to Brattlehoro.-Mrs.C c. Fl. Warner is very
i'll with pneumonia Mrs. Alice IIurlburt
is caring Tor her
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New York Produce Market

New York, May r.
FIOuR-Receipts 1866 bnls; exports
1890 bbls sales 1900 pkgs. The
market was fairly active and firm.
s3loa3 30. winter patents IS 96Il 20, winter
straights sSsoG3,S0; winter extras $3.l51g
2.io: winter low GRADES f2.s50320
Fair to good sai5a6a4o choice to fancy
IS 50af3 65
WHEAT Receipts $1,000 bu; exports
1900 hu; sales 2,175,000 b,. futures; Geo
tor ana S97sc fob, aioat; No. | Northern
Duluth Afsc fob. afioat; No. hard Man
itobn fo aAont OptiOus ker
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ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLtBURy.

Col. s. A. llklcy has bought from Silas
Jewett the fair grounds consideration
s. coo, and has leased the same to the
Addison County Fair association for a
term of years. COL. Llklcy intends to I'M
prove the property and make it one of the
1u,est grounds in the State and this VIII
be done this season.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Morgan Horse breeders association will
b. held at Rread Loaf June 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Liberty are rejoicing
over the arrival of u ten pound boy baby
Nelson Signor, who has been i'll for some
time, was taken to the Mary Fletcher hOs
pilal at Burlington Saturday for treat
mcnt. lie was accompanied by Dr. ;. =
Eddy.
Edmund Merritt. an employ of c. e.
Harris, who lives just west of the village.
was leaving the house for the village Fri
day evening when he saw passing team
and started to catch il. In his hurry he
ran into barhcd wire fence, which re-
suited in cutting him up quite badly about
the head and his right arm was so baby
bruised that it will be several days before
h. will be able to Use it,
Colonel IlsleY. who recently bought the
fair grounds intends to spend about So.
Ooo in repairs on the property.
Charles Cohen. who has been night oper-
ptor at the depot has resigned his position
and has returned to his home in Burllng-
ton Mr.. Brown, who has been the bag
gaze master. has been promoted to night
generator and Walter Martin Of this village
succeeds his as baggage master.
Monday, market day, eggs brought lie
and butter pc.
T.. l.. Graves OF Barton, Vt, has bought
of George r Chaffee of this town a Nor
man and Morgan stallion two years ana
seven months old that weighed 1850 pounds
and shipped him from here to sth to the
north part OF the State where he Will be
kept for stock purposes.
Joseph Bdttell has about 30 carpenters al
work at the Bread Loaf Inn putting 1t into
condition for the summer. lie is also
building several new cottages.
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SALISBURY.

The remains Of William Thomas. vino
diod at Waterbury, were brought here for
burial esday.-NIrs. Fred Conant is
quite sick.-The Anti-Saloon League have
speaker at the hall thu 2lst of this mont
The Hon. F. w. Clement is expected to
speak here soon.
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RICHVIllt.

Mrs Fred Rrookins has had another at
tack of the grip.-Deacon Atwood remains
the same,-Miss Inez Cook has returned to
her school in Mddlebury Misses BESSIE,
Bertha and Gertrude Laverty Of Medneld,
Mass. are visiting relatives here. Miss
Bessie will return homo very soon.--Mrs
Lilo Dumas OF Massachusetts is visiting
relatives here
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sediment or set
Ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; If it stains
your linen it is
evidence OF kid
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frequent desire TO
pass IL or pain in
the back is also