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WlllIAMSTOWN.

,rh.. .u,;,,r. ,,a,., o,f.ti l,,li,.. ..t.
tbc oairors az the. ,o,,r a,,,I ,h,,,rt o.'a'"
itsurns ,r, ,,,t ,i,.o,, ,,', ,'r' - +; -.
that tho debt of Tho tov,,, h,5 i,.l, ri%,,,,'I
hv st9oo losid,. r,,i,o an ins,aii,na,,,
siln0 ON o,,. r,ilrnau bon,ts ,rt,,., g. .
substantial balance in roJor or mo t,j,hN
way fund and - r.w dollars in favnr ~
mo srbnnI f,,,d ,rha tin,,nr ,aa,o,. t
been a nroGt to the town instead Of a lass
ard tho renort If Tho uvorseer ~ tho noo.
shows the cxncnsc to he several hundred
dollars loss Than last ,.eor ,,ho Iost ',
stallment of railroad bonds is to he paid IN
October of this vcar.-rrank Martin.
,ooroo f,otIv and r. l. ,dar,g ,,itb ttci,
resnrctivc vivc. .ttnndcd thu r,notIng ~
Pomona Grange AT Suowville last Weakness
d,v- Tho Ladies' Reading CHM * to n,anr
with Nrs I X 1,-nda an Friday att,r
noon. February IF. Subject. Thomas Hood
and the history of tho reipns of C;eorro ~
and Nyillian, IV.-Tbo . l. William.
school and the nrimar, and eranna.
schools .t fine o,,arrv cIosod tbo IAN NIis,
Mar I, Morse Of tho grammar, school re-
turned to her home in Bakerslield the 18th.
If is oxpected that she is to teach the sam,
school i'm the srrinE.-Tho school census
for the wear ending Fcbruarv 1st shows 4
total Of az m,uils between the ages of ;
and Is in town This Is a, gain of 10 over
last vear-Caorue W. Ivnde's steam ,.w
land rrist mill is running both night and
dav ~ Into A. if &c nor couvnrient in RIM
hott mile az ,r,o same tine rho SAVING. is,
do,,o hI. dav and tho Grinding. ,t night
About 3oco,inles attended, Inc 1,.ster sinner
and dance at tho tow, hail ~, the evening
Of tb,. o1th sumner was furnished by the
Tad,no, social circle Burton Deuny If
/ %rribdeld is sau,i,,q wood I'm town
/ Mrs Anna NJ TTranl.um has a ten,ul-
rar,. cngarorant as assistanf in fine office
of the \val .hman at Mont pelier and be gan
| har duties tbare the. Is, There are 10 b.,
special I.tten services at the I-niversalis-
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GEORGIA..

\ Webb club was formed in town recent
" and has about 1i0 members already
Miss Mary Brennan, who las been having
n very serious time with pneumonia, is
gaining The Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
ca gave an entertainment al the town hail
Friday evening, Mr.. Clark of St. Adams
enter tanning the company finely. Although
there was a good attendance it would have
been larger If the notice had been
more widely Circulated-MrS, ElWen ASH
tom and daughter Vera of Sheldon Springs
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. Il.
Boyden of West Georgia and sister, Mrs.
Abner Bliss, of the Centre, Frank Paige
is soon to move to the Austin farm and
the present occupant, Dwight Smith, will
go TO the farm of Patrick Ryan on Good
rich Hill.-There has been an addition Of
books to the library and the trustees have
fixed Monday, Thursday and saturday rs
the days in which to get them.--Thc fu-
neral Of Charles Smith. who had been i'll
for some time, was held at his home Sat
urday, Rev. Charles W. Clarke officiating.
and the choir from the Congregational
church furnishing music. lie leaves u
wife and one son, Don Smith, of East
Georgia. William Smith, "a brother also
resides in this town-Robert McCucheon
has bought the Allen place in the north
part of Milton. 1t consists OF 10 acres and
$3.50 was paid.--Frank Gsuld is going to
move tn william Smiths place and live
with Mr.. and Mrs, Smith.--Mrs. O. i,
Waite has returned to her home in st. AL
bans after spending few days with
friends here.--H. n. Hall, former station
agent, has gone to the home of his father
from mental strain. His wife has moved
her household goods to William Decker
Tor stors - and thinks Of accepting stu
alton in BurhnGton-The ladies' of the
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BENSON.

:. y. Angel of Rutland was in town
last Thursday.-Thc dancing party, which
mas met Friday night all winter. assem-
Ilcd at the town hall last Friday nish-
and an unConmonly large company was
out. Hiram ingalls, and wife of West
Haven furnished music with violin and
organ.-Iames NJ. Coates went To Rutland
Monday ON Urgent business. Robert r,
Coates VINO is n years old, is recovering
from Il severe attack OF acute pneumonia.
There was an extra meeting at the lodge
rooms of Acacia Lodge, Free Nasons, lasS
saturday uight--ReN. and Mrs. Charles T..
Hitchcock went 10 the convention OF Cons
cresational ministers, held at the Rardwell
House, Rutland. last Wednesday, and
Mrs. Joseph Rascom. who have been visit
ing in this village for several months
started for their North Dakota home last
TucsdaN.-W William Doane is doing much
of the wood saving about town with his
machine run by horse power.-NeNt Sat
urday evening there will be drama pres
scented at the town HAN and the young
pcopl" of tho two village schools Will iur-
nish the cast of characters, assisted ny
some of the older ones of the town. There
is to he an abundance fee of II cents for
adults and 10 cents for children. ENery-
uOdy is invited
Mr.. Phillips and niece, who have been AT
the inn since last fall, have gone to or
We'll
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Shamho was buried last week,
Mr. Schoff of the Brandon Inn leaves
town March ! for Norfolk, Conn, where he
(Coatinued On 9Th pagcJ
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Miss Jessie Wightman who has been
confined to the house b. illness for sever
al weeks. is able to ride Out.-'rhc ladies'
Of the church gave a supper in the vestry
Tuesday eVcnine.-Thc selcctmen met
Monday to get out the warning for town
meetinE.-Dr. GoodfelloW, who has been
seriously i'll, is improvinG.-Mrs John
HaNlett is slowly recovering from her long
illnesS-JameS Mcneil sold his black
horse to II. q. Holcomb Of Isle La Mot tie
recently for a good price. The horse W >
formerly from the island.-Braman a! d
Dorothy Rockwell, who have been sori-
Ousy i'll with measles, are recovering
Or. Allen of Swanton was IN town last
week attending Dr.Goodfellow and caring
for his patients during his sickness. 49,
Walter K. Ranger, State superintendent
of education was guest Tuesday of Miss
Fthylin Rockwell, who graduated under
him while he was principal of the Normal
school in johnson.
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LOWELL.

Arthur Stannard is home from Jay
where he has been workine.--Arthur Parh-
or Is home for q short vacation from Bar
ton.--Mrs. II. y. Stannard OF Barton LHnl-
ing is visiting relatives and friends in
town Mr.. Ira Parker of Newport is Wis
ting his sister. Mrs r.. e. Wellman.-!Thc
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bridges gave
them a pleasant surprise THURSDAY even
ing February Is. it being the 18th ami
Versary Of their marriage. Cake and of
fee were served and nice social time WIS
euioyed.--Ciecrgc Chamberlain, WHO las
he eli in LoWcltown, Me, for the past
eight weeks in the employ of skinner n
French. has returned home.-Miss Nora
Wakefield is visiting her brother, u. A.
Wakefield of Wostfield.
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NORTH HERO.

1t was just 80 years ago ST. Valentines
day that Elisha Hubbard first saw the
light OF day in North Hero and the occa-
sion was made a sort of birth day party
for the old gentleman at his home, where
ne has resided for the past four decades
Mr.. Hibbard or az he IL more Familiarity
known. "Lish'' is a remarkably well pre-
served man for one OF his years, while
his mental faculties are as strong as
when he debated With Jerusalem"
school teacher. from New Jersey, about 40
yeay ago. taking the negative OH the OK
ploits Of Aaron Burr All his children ex-
sspt Hssmon d. Hibbard of Boston, were
present The iattter was unable to get
there on account Of an accident which be-
fell him over two years ago in an automo-
bile smash up, whereby one foot had to
be amputated,- Stewart, the only son OF
r3anrv Iiu,ohins ia danpero,,slv mi with
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Tho remains of Mrs Edna Banister, who
died Aug, - under suspicious circum-
stances at the home of her brother, Mr..
Brigham in Lowell. MISS, where she was
cared for by the notorious Jane roppan,
suspected of numerous murders, were late
L. quietly cXhumed at the east village
and the viscera taken TO BOSTON for Il
chemical analysis by a specialist.
Richard Damon of Randolph Center has
sold a part of his farm to Solomon 3. Day
of Essex for $500 and Mr.. Day Will take
fun possession May /. The part sold COM
prses what is known as the Tarhox farm
situated east of the road to Brookfield and
north of the cross road, and the Moses
fam north of the cross road.
Dennis Cassidy. who had one foot crush
cd between two logs last week is able to
be about again.
Drs. George w. Scott and +. c. Angel
performed an operation uron Perkins
Flint. son of Allen Flint. saturday, to re-
move a bunch that had developed under
his arm in less than ~ week The doctors
consider it a case of tuberculosis.
i. f. McLaurin of Havana, Cuba, went
Saturday to New York but will return mere
before going back to Cuba.
Frank BlakelY sawed the end Of n finger
off last Friday al the salisbury mill
At eight O'Clock last evening Miss Alice
Gertrude Hood became the bride of Rob
ert Russell i'ioldcrs at the home of her
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Oliver Hood, The
rooms had been tastciully decorated with
ported plants and cut flowers. Many
friends and relatives witnessed the ccrc-
monY, which was performed by Rev. q.
+. Ladd, pastor of the Congregational
church, and the ring service was vsed.
The bride was becominsly attired in a
handsome dress OF gray cloth. trimmed
with white silk and applique. and carrie d
white carnations. After congratulations,
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SHELDON,

=. NJ Prouty of SWanton, who has the
contract to rebuild tho Portland Fouse
commenced work last week with
q force of fourteen men-J. II. Marvin,
who has been critically i'll tho past three
yccEs. was taken to the hospital in st
Alhans, February 18th. DR.. T.. NJ Brown
accompanied him. Mr. Mar in stood the
journey very well.
j. II. Marvin who was taken to the hos
pitaI in ST. Adams last week "Wednesday
remains about the same. lie is not con-
sdered strong enough for an operation at
present-A bout seven inches of snow fell
in two hours Monday night and the wind
soon filed the roads.-'rhc roads We're in
very good condition after the big storm
OF February a.
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SWAN TON,

Frank t. Clancy OF lldllSDutgn, y. ~
a Young man who is II pensioner of the
spanish American war. and Mrs. Emma
Hanson were married at the congregations
al church parsonage by Rev f.. j. RanS-
low at II o'clock Thursday evening. They
will reside here.
Miss Florence Marcia, daughter of VIII
liam Marcia, died Saturday afternoon. She
was IS years of age and was hcid i'll hlgh
esteem by al of her acquaintance. she
had been i'll for a long time, though a pa
tent sufferer.
John Patnod will move in "A few days to
North Island, where he will farm it this
season.
John p. Rich is making Improvements at
his lime kilns in this village. Heretofore
the lime stone has been hauled to the kilns
from tho quarry by one horse dump carts,
but he will soon have "A railroad track with
machinery to run the stone down IL. ears
and machinery will hoist the cars 10 the
top Of the kilns, where the stone Will be
dumped into the llilns. This viii he a
much more expeditions process than mere
toforC.
GarNs orchestra intends giving dance
at Billiards. hall the 18th.
The band fair has been again postponed
one week and will begin Marcn 81 instead
of March q.
Fay Marvin has taken the place of Icons
ard Pcase in Monet ~ Browns shoe store.
,urn,.d nm Working AT Inc commercial
IJo,iae AZ itipbeatn Center
RnI SamuI Hnrdeu-S smith has handed
the vcstry of Holy Trinity church parish
his resignation to take effect March Il.
hlou, trtcnu from NIiseisuuoi lodge No.
~ of Swanto,, wont to Uinhpato Center
Mon,i,, niolt to assist i'm ins,i,utinc n
new lodge there. The new lodge was
named "lIighEute lodge No g. and was
,nsti,utod h,, Grand Master s Il. Waite
,f IJvde Park assisted bv District Deputy
Grand Nastc,. George cook of st. Adams.
.nd |. u Adams Grand treasurer Of Swan
tun The officers If the new lodc, elected
:rr. Noblc grand George l.. Catlin; vice
.,rnud ~ r tussnns. secretary. GEORGE
/. Stir,cts: treasurer. T.. T.. uerrick. The
Office. ouuointed nave MOI vet been filled.
Their lodge rooms are over George +. Cat
Inns store The initiatorv degree was
worked hy the Swanton team: the first
degree by The k,nOsburch Fails lodge: tho
second degree by the Swanton lodge The
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elan, DR.. King, called for consultation,
saturday. Or. Fairbanks of Chazy. n. Y.
Uncle Bill Alexander. ST years old in
March.has helped pick over so far this win
Ter 36 bushels of peabcans without the use
of glasses. Only q small hand lamp is
used in tho evening on the table while lac
sorts the tare from the good beans fit for
the Boston market.-The oyster supper for
toe benefit of the pastor, Rev. NJ. H. Ryan
will be at the Irving house next Friday
IcNcnuG, February 2lst All are cordially
invited. Quarterly meeting will he held
next Sunday At the Methodist Episcopal
lchurch, Or. Nutter the presiding elder
will be present and administer the sacra-
mont of the Lords supper.-Norman
IiaZcn and family. who have been in
Franklin county for the past . years, will
move to the Island this winter and build
la house on their farm at the north part
of the town
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
PLEASANT VALLEY,

Fred Corbett, who has been attending
school at Cambridge. has returned home.
Homer Locke and Miss Josie Davis of
Bolton spent Sunday at Fred Putnam's. S.
Lewis st. Louis OF Burlington Is visit
ing at w. A. Larmay's.-Mrs. Ellen Duff
fy is somewhat better.-James Kittle
spent several days last week at A. West
mans.-Fronia Flinton is working for
Mrs. c. n. Stygles.-A paper is being cir
clilated to have rural free delivery route
established hsre.-A. r. DAY has pur-
chased n new horse and will now do all
kinds Of team work.
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BROOK FIELD.

Tho Ladies' society and Christian En-
deuVoi' held social with Mr. and Mrs,
Grout Thursday evenins.-rhc high school
gave an entertainment Friday evening in
TIE church vcStry to good sized audience.
Candy and haudkcrchiefs We're sold.-Eu-
COVE Marshall, who is "A clerk at j. Is.
I.Nndes story at WillianstcWn is at homo
sick. He was threatened with pneumonia.
Herbert Holmes. who fell in the barn and
In okc his leg recently is doing as we'll
as could be expected. Anna Clark. who re-
Gently went to the Bermuda Islands for
q vacation from school work, has written
her parents that she reached there safely
and is uniONing good hoalth.
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Epworth League save a valentine
social at Rev. j. $. Aliens F'rl1ay evening
William Naramore has returned from
Toston. MRS. Naramore will remain few
weeks longer --George Boutell lost horse
last Friday. The animal was sick only n
few hours.--IIow ard Brown Of Boston Is In
town visiting his brother, r. A. Brown
Extra meetires will be held at the Con-
gresational church this week. All are in
yitcd.- H. A. Churchill has nearly COM
pleted his butter factory and intends to
cren It about March ].
Harry Fuller has gone to New York for
a few weeks.-Lee Rice OF ST. Adams Bay
has been visiting his parents.-llenry and
Thomas West who we're taken to Jail Ia
st. Adams last week, charged with resist
ing an officer. have procured bail and re-
turned home.-There we're no services at
the Catholic church Sunday owing to the
illness Of the pastor. Rev. r. Paauet. --
Miss Eliza Coturn has returned from,
Franklin where she has been teaching.
There will be a promenade at %. A. hall
Friday evening.
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EAST BERKSHIRE,

r.. II. Combs is building an addition on
his barn SNmour Dumham has gone 10
Newport to take charge of horses for
David Strauss.-James Page of Richford
has rented the tenement house owned by
H. Spear Miss Pearl Noyes of Richford
visited ut b. II. 'ombs over Sunday
Daniel Lerock. jr., has rented the ROOMS
over W. S. Rublee's store and will move
there the first of March.-Mrs Wesley
Ovitt and Mrs. Ellen Doane of West Enos-
hurgh has been visiting at II. l.. Smiths
Mr., aud Mrs. Melvin MandaGo and
daughter was at A. IL. Aitken Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

Seth Carpenter and family were in john
son last week visiting his brother Lee, -
Samuel Pope of JeifersuEvile and Miss
Bertha Kirsley, daughter CT Mt. and rMH.
A.ouzo kinslay OF this Place, were married
in burlington Feb. 18th. Miss Kinsley was
a graduate nurse with headquarters in
that city. Her friends wish her happiness
in her new home ut Jeffersonvile.- Miss
Lillian Moran of Bakersfield is visiting at
the home of n. w. Church. Mrs. ,. ID.
Porter and little Wondall Burpet are ill
Miss Kate Largton with a party of friends
iIom ST. Adams were guests at Joseph
Ianlton'S Sunday,
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sickness of Mrs. Cushman, only a prayer
was offered at the house yesterday and tho
remains were placed in the tomb.
The Office of the National Mining and
Development company, which has been To-
Gated at this place for the past year. has
been moved to Waterbury.
Leon Il. Bracket, who recently opened
a photograph studio in IIardwlck. expects
to move his family there this week.
W. l.. Tillotson, who has been seriously
sick with pneumonia, is much improved
Misses Jessie and Flora Barnes of Bak-
ersiield are visiting their sister, Mrs. julius
Bundy,
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HIGHGATE.

Mrs. Ilagar. widow of Thomas Hagar.
died Tuesday morning. She leaves
one son. O. A. Hagar. who now resides in
Richford.--John McCarty, who has been
seriously i'll the past week, died Sunday.
The funeral was held at the Methodist
church TuesdaS.--h. NJ. Aseltre from
t,nosburgh Falls is spending few days
in town-IAn /. .. @. +. was organized
here Monday. Quite a delegation from
adjoining towns were present. The l.. V.
J. :. served lunch to about 15.--Sadic Place
is spending few days in Franklin with
her uncle DR.. j. r. Hall.
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MORRISVIlLE.

Two years ago when small pox was rag
ing in Hardwick. the Mo, rtsville a,lthor-
ties ordered general vaccination AMI
when the physicians presented their bill
the authorities would not pay 1t. 1t went
into court but never came to trial. IT has
now been settled and the physicians have
be en- paid $67S8 for vacoinating 1851 peo-
Tle.
Miss Minda Parker has closed a success
full term of school at Walcott village and
has returned hcme.
Frank Newiand has moved to Hyde
Park, where he has a position with John
Scoheld in his steam mill.
A lively game Of basket hall was played
AT the gymnasium Friday evening between
the Norwich University team of North
field and the home team. resulting in the
defeat of the visitors by score OF 20 u -
Charles story has moved to the HuSs
Place on the Gilmore read which ne recent
~ bought and W. NJ Jenko, recently from
Newport, has moved into the tenement
on High street vacated by Mr., story.
Edward Robinson and w. w. Fairbanks
messengers on the two rural delivery
routes, started in on thoi' work Saturday
morning, their routes taking Them over
some of the worst roads of the town.
Harry Hardy returned homo the last OF
the week from South Carolina, where ne
hH., been ;his inter.
W +, Tillotscn. who has been very low
from pneumonia for the past week, is con-
sdcred out of danger and in fair way
t. recovery.
A son was born Satm day morning to Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Frue.
The death OF Mrs. Abnor Potter on Fri
day from pneumonia End heart trouble,
was a shock to her rany friends as she
had been sick but a short time.
Miss Sadie Cushnan died quite suddenly
Monday night She has been an invalid all
iNtt t,ar ia hap al hnn q IA
until the past few weeks. Her mother,
Mrs il. Cushman, suffered a slight shock
several weeks ago, since which time she
has not been as well but did not take her
bed until few days before her death, Size
is survived by mother one sister, Mrs.
a Waterman one brpt her. Hugh Cusll-
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DERBY.

Henry Ncwcomb Of Denver, Col. spent
Sunday with old friends here.--rhe Con-
gregational Ladies' Aid society held a So
oiable at DIR. Comings' Friday, February
2l.-Three young people were baptized at
the Baptist church Sunday and II united
with the Methodist church on probation
ono week ago Sunday.-Charles Taylor
came home sick last week. lie is threat
ened with pneumoniaA--John Taylor was at
home for a day or two the first Of the
week~--The aged mother of stephen Davis
is very low and has been unable to take
any nomishmont for several woeks.-El-
mer Nye il very sick with pneumonia IN
Boston. His mGlher has gone 10 take car"
of lm.-MNIom ADAMS has rOntld his farm
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ENOSBURGH.

James D. Wright has sold his farm to
his son-in-law, Nelson BashaW, retaining
n life lease for support.--F. w. Wright
has lost = horse from breaking its leg
Tine schools in the town district have all
closed after a S,lcC cSsful tcrm.-MaSter
,IcnrY ierley, who has been sick at John
taSsidY's for many weeks of peritonitis
returned with his mother to their home
in AlorrlsVille. February 1e-Ammi May
nard of Newport, who is sick at his
brothers, S. O. Maynard, il is feared, has
Brights disease.-Sarah Adams, who has
been at g. S Fassctts for 4 few months,
returned To her home at Eugene Pcrley's
February 12,-gIamilton Chaffee is helping
George Nichols for a whle.-RoV. MI.
Irving, pastor OF the Baptist church. was
given a donation at his church, Friday
evcnine.-Bert Bockus has moved into tho
tenement owned by the c. r. Brewer
"a
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ISLE LA MOTTE,

r, n. Phelps of Ellenbureh. \. Y, has
recovered from lis severe illness and is iii
town for a few days.-Mrs. e. S. Fiery is
quite i'll With the measles. There is to Ec
a chicken pie supper at the Methodist
church for the benefit of the minister
Tuesday evening, February 25.-Creat
preparations are bcin:, made Tor the dance
at the towr hall Friday night Music will
be furnished by a banjo and mandolin club
from Burlington and before The dance
there will be an entertainment by the
club.
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FAIRFIELD.

j. w. Nye died at his home Wednesday
evening at SO. He had been a hard and
patient sufferer for just i've weeks, and
had always been Il hard working and much
respected citizen of this place. He leaves
two sons, Edward j. Nye of Pasa Rublt s.
cal, and George w. Nye of Alburgh one
daughter, Fannie r. Nye of this place.
The funeral was held Saturday at one
o'clock at the Congregational church.
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NORTH SHELDON.

NJ n. Wood, whohas been with her moth
er. Mrs benjamin Flood during her i'll
ness, returned to Manchester the 18TH
A new schedule for the Franklin stage
took effect the 14th. The stage now leaves
this station al a. m. and 4:f5 p. M
q. W. Champion sold to Conor and Ell
bred for shipment the 14th, &C hogs
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''CREL OIL"

\ preventive and cure for tuberculosis.
abortion, lung worm scours,' ana other
germ diseases" in live stock and poultry.
Destroys all Vcrmin and keeps cattle
healthy. Farmers using "Crel on need
mo Inspector. For sale by
&. p. SMITH, Burlington,
NORTON Il JOHNSON, Huntington.