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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from 3rd page.)

Waterbury, October 81. The remains
were brought to Fairfax and the funeral
was held at the Baptist Church. The
Rev. r. O. Hunt officated.--Mrs. Giles
Rugg, who has been confined to her bed
most of the time for the past week is
some better and able 20 be up. at this
writing.-G "A. Williams of St Adams
was the guest over Sunday of Mr., and
Mrs. G. G. GILLETTE. A. Wood has rented
his farm to Fred Goodrich-Mrs. George
Hubbel has broken up housekeeping and
will spend the winter with her son,
Charles.-Mr and Mrs. r. f. Landon of
Colchester, visited r. c, Billiard and
other friends in town October Eff. w.
Shepardson had the misfortune to lose
his wallet with $40 in it last week
Ernest Ballard visited his sister, Mrs. II.
q. Stiles Of Johnson, October 2I-Edgar
Montague has moved into his new house
that he has just bought Of Mrs. \. Il.
Becman.--Mrs. Daniel Osburn of Canada,
visited her son, October -, at James
Ruggles' s.-A o. Corrgan has his
cellar almost dug for his new house ON
Bishop street.-Mrs George Bell was
taken sick in Boston last week and was
unable to return on the excursion ticket.
She is very much better at this writing.
Mrs. Joseph Carroll, who has been sick
for several years died October % and was
buried the 18th, at Buck Hollow. The
Rev. a. II. Baker ofncated.- Guy
Phelps and Miss Height of Milton are
visiting NJ. IS. II. Professionalism Row
land shot fine deer October "a. 1t
weighed $50 pounds.--Will Rowland was
ther Eddie, who is at the hospital.-While
Prof. f. II. Baker and Arthur Ballard
We're hunting for deer October %, Arthur
shot d fine fox,
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SWAN TON.

Charles +. Ranney, conductor on the St
Johhsbury N Lake Champlain railroad
accompanied by Mrs. Ranney is taking
a trip to the Pacific coast. Conductor
Walter Whltcomb has taken Mr.. Ran
ncN's train during his absence.
Mrs. c. IL. jacques died at her home on
South River street Tuesday morning at lC
u clock after a long illness. The remains
We're taken to Shelburne Falls. Mass.
for burial
=. j. Farrell and Fred Santwer went to
New York Wednesday morning
w. O. Smith and Jesse Jewett attended
a Masonic meeting at St. Adams Tues
day night.
f.. ii. Beebe is shipping a carload of
potatoes a 10 cents a bushel.
Mrs. O. r. Anderson, who has been
visiting her son, A. 3. Anderson has re-
turned to her home in Stanbridse, Can
ada.
Miss Marvin of Shelburne is the guest
of Mrs Charles White.
Mrs. Corkins, who has been visiting
Mr.. ANA Mrs. c. /. Prouty returned to her
home in Hyde Park.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wells returned from
Boston Friday night-The Church Relief
society gave II chicken pie supper in the
dining rooms in Reads block Thursday
evening, October g. which was well at
tended, the proceeds being $l6.50-Mrs
Geo. S. Burleson OF Highgate visited rela -
tiNcs in town over Sunday.-The Epis-
copal society of this town wish to ex-
press their thanks through this paper to
James Pringle for beautiful marble bap-
tismal font, which he has presented to
the new Episcopal Church; also to Fay
i. Leach, who has given a fine galvan-
iZed iron crown, which is erected on the
tower of the church-W. S. Soule returned
from his hunting trip in upper Canada
saturday, October 25.-Mrs Elsie Shat
tuck of Burlington is visiting her sister
Mrs Henry Mitchell.-Mr. and Mrs NJ
G. Shattuck, who have been in Boston
for few days, have returned.-St Mary 8
Guild meets Thursday afternoon October
30, with Mrs. Egbert Colburn. Supper will
be served throughout the evening and all
are very cordially invited
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ISL LA NOTE.

MIR. and Mrs. Abel Phelps of Manches-
ter N. H., are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. ID. T. Trombley.-O. j. and NJ. S.
Thomas have picked from one tree this
season 16 barrels of apples and there is
stu Darrell full on the ground.-Friday
was one OF thn worst days for the wind
that we have had for years. The bnat
Howard camc down from Burlington and
when near the bunch light house her fore
sail boom broke and she had to so into
harbor on the New York shore The
steamer Chateaugay was to come to the
island FOR apples but could not. but came
sunday instead. and took about 800 bar
relS.-The Misses Delaney of Burlington
were the guests Of Mrs. A. H. Hill over
Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

| Mrs C. A. Stowell. former resident of
this place, came Friday to visit among
! her relatives and friends of which she
has many.-Mrs .Sarnh NJ Olds and
daughter Mrs. Church of Valley Falls,
\. y, have been the guests of Mr. and
/ Mrs. 5. NJ. Stafford "A few days.--M. Linus
| LoaVens, Mrs. Luther Putnam and son,
| kinslcy, the Rev. NJ pnney. Miss II. c.
Hopkins and Nellie Smith attended the
Sunday school convention in MOrriSVille
last weck.-J. NJ. Stafford of burlington,
visited his aged father last Thursday
| f C. Wells has sold his matched span
of bay horses to George f.. NeWall of
Marietta, Georgia. They took the first
premium at the county fair this fall
II. y. Macoy. who has been visiting his
brothers several weeks left tor Chicago
Friday morning. Two weeks ago he went
to Boston and met his sons wife and
daughter and returned here last week
| TucSddy with them. After visiting here
three days they left with him for home
There Is to be a Halloween dancing party
at the American house hall Friday even
ing, October 81. Tho Cambridge trio as
sisted by a. w. Smith of Burlington,
clarenetist, will furnish music.-R. V.
Smith of Jericho has opened n photo gal
lery in SCOTS block.-Mr and Mrs. Or
ton Of Fairfax visited Mt j. T. McClures
last Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs = w Rog-
ers have Il little daughter born last
Thursday G. A. Patten, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cornell,
returned to her homo in Morrisvillc last
Wcek.-A. H. Hickock and Pearl Davis
are off on a deer hunt. Mr. Davis shot
one Thursday creamery paid
it's patrons "7a per hundred for standard
milk in September and 2oS4 cents per
pound for hutter-MYron Cady visited
his mother in Waterbury a few days ago
and found her much improvod.-W S.
NOYcs is in Massachusetts ON a business
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. Royal Moody died October 20 of
black ja,mdice--Y b. Pratt has returned
from Lowell, Mass.-Mrs, Martha Bar
unrd, who has been in California for the
past year has returned and is in town set
Ting up her business. Foss of Bid
deford, Me-, is visiting her brother Nor
man circumstances Crawford has rent
ed his Tracy farm to Mr., Locke of Nor.
gan,-Cards are out announcing the mar
riage OF Corliss Page and Miss Alice
Chase, Their new home will be at Bel
lows Falls.-1he Rev. Mr.. Maben has
closed his labors with the Congregational
Church and is assisting in a series of re-
vival meetings in district No, ,, in Nor
gar. 1t is not known, where he Will To-
,ate,-Mr Seavoy has sold ten acres of
lanu To Juhn Laflam.
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CHELSEA.


during the month or september OloNS5
County creamery received 7l4 pounds of
cream ana 1851 POUNDS ol mlIh, from
which were made lolb pounds of butter.
<-'5Iol6 was received tor butter sold and
patrons were PAID :" cents per pound t"r
butter rat current expenses We're. i'm
cludlng one-halt cent per pound reserN eli,
S-No5-.-Leslle IL. Hohonon and wife have
gone to Manchester 70 spend fort
night : Nacatlpn.-J. y. X. CorWin and
daughter Nellie won't 10 SomerN!lle,
Mass. last saturday 10 visit Charles
X CorWm.-The Rev NJ. w. Farman, the
bind chaplain OF the Vermont Senate.
preached at tho CONGREGATIONAL Church
both morning ana evening services last
SundaN,-N llliam j. TarbeN, aged NJ
years died carly saturday morning and
WAS buried ON sunday afternoon, the
Key W. +, Allen pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church officiating The local
Masons, members OF George Washington
Loose, 30. 81, also attended in body,
Mr. Iarhcll having been member FIR
many Years. lie leaves but one member
ol mis- lamllH, a son, William j. Tarbel
Jr, VINO Is IN the laundry business III
MinneUPoIls' Mlhn'-lhe Hon NlthalY
and David s, Conant ESQ Of Bradford
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HYDE PARK.

William s. Page died SATURDAY. morning
at three O'Clock after long illness. MI
Page was twice married. his FIRST wifi,
being Miss l.urena Wiswell by whom he
mad two daughters, Mrs F. p, Keeler of
MOrrisville and Mrs. w. T.. Clement of
Hardwick About a Year ago he married
for his second wife, Mrs. Harriet l. Wis
we'll Mr.. Page was 10 years old and re-
3idtd most of the time in this town Fun
eral was held Monday afternoon M
two o'clock from his late residence
The Ladies club met with Mrs. r. w
Hluburd Thursday night and decided To
hold their "Sentlcmcns night" reception
in odd Fellows hall Friday night October
-.
rummage sale will be held at the
town hall November 4 for the benefit of
the Cemetery association.
The first lyceum of the L. c. A. was
held Friday night, when the question
Resolved, that the United States ought
to own the coal mines" was discussed by
AIss Ethel Strong and Ernest Mills in
the affirmative and Miss Lille Bassett
and Clarence Leach the negative
A. j. Sackett is in town for short
time.
state Auditor Graham transacted bust
ness in town Monday.
Herd Montague of North Cambridge,
visited at ii. l.. Fairbanks Wednesday,
The Modern Woodmen held a meeting
at their hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Sullivan, stenographer
for n. J. Lilley & Co, is visiting in Crafts
bury. From there she will go to her home
in Williston for short time.
Alba Ferry is visiting his mother in
Craftsbury.
Several from this place are attending
supreme court at Montpelier this week.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Mrs, A. j, Hazen. who has has been III
for several days remains about the same
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reay Of North Hero.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Ste
venson.-John Carrie who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks is improving
slowly.-Mrs Jerry Minkler is visiting
her daughters in Georgia.--Mrs. Frank
Rowell is very low again with little homes
Of her recovery,-Mrs. John l.. McGreeor
met with a serious accident Tuesday ar
ternoon. While working in the garden
she was taken suddenly i'll and was found
partially unconscious by a member of the
family and helped to the house. In fall
ing she sprained her ankle and is now
confined to the bed.-George Goodrich
who has been Ill for Several weeks is i'm
proving fast.-Mrs. Addie Bradley Foley
OF Jamestown N. r. was at the Center
calling on friends Friday after an alb
sence Of u years..
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F FRANKLIN

Mrs, f. J.. Hopkins is visiting in Pitts
held-Mr. and Mrs, Edison Wilder of So
merville, Conn, are spending IA week with
friends.-Charles Shattuck of Hatfield
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. f.. r, Bell
Saturday.-NIrs l.. b. Gates has been
spending few days with her son. A. H.
Gates in Pittsford.-After many years Of
suffering Mrs, Harriet Master passed
away Saturday Her funeral was held
Monday.-Mrs, II. r. Chaplin has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. f. w. Church in
Underhill.-Apother son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Hubbard the Gath. Also
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs o. v. Hefflon
recently.-J. b. Westcott moves to DR..
Halls farm Peter Benjamin to Mrs.
Matte Richards; Willie Messier to Nor
man Mullen's, and Arthur Raymo and
mother to Edison Wilders
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STOWE.

Alva T, Smith and Miss Louisa Smith
moved to the house in Morrisvile recently
pure ased by them last Friday.-DaVid
Dougless, now living on the Randolph
road, but recently of stowe, is i'll with
typhoid fever,-Mrs, Angie Wakefield OF
Swanton visited in Stowe last week,-Mr
William c. Sherman of Boston. vice presi-
dent of the CommonW edlth Oil company
visited his niece, Mrs, A. Il. Straw, last
Friday.-Alrs. NJ. \. Jenney was pleasant
ly surprised on entering her parlors on
Friday evening TO lind them filled with her
brothers and sisters and other relatives
who had gathered to the number of % to
pass a social evening with her, the oc-
casion being her brthday.-Mr and Mrs
Elmer Wade OF Morrisville visited their
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. George Wade. last
Friday,-Aliss Grace Bgelow Of the Nor
rlsNillc academy spent Sunday at NJ Il.
Bigclow's at West BranCh,-Mr. Johnson
Of Waterbury and IL. r., Straw are work
irg ON Mrs Flora tushlnan's house. -prln-
cipal &. j.. Cowles drove to Craftsbury
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Nathan Kingsley has moved into the
George Bremmer house. MIR, and Mrs.
l3remmer will spend the winter in Bos-
ton, where he has employment-Mrs.A d-
de Edy, who has been visiting her father
SAKE Hihker, at East Alburg, has re-
turned to Manchester, y, H.-Mrs. Rogers
has returned from her visit in Lincoln,
much improved in health-Mr. +. MeFee
OF Clarenceville, p. u, is moving into the
house he has just purchased of Nathan
Kingsley. Bohanan shot another
deer not far from his home on Tuesday,
MIR. L. +. Hogle who has been spending
some time as the guest of ID. S, Harvey,
mas returned to his home in Mcdford.
MASTERED Cheeseman goes back to
Hartford. Conn. this week
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRiSVIilE.

A. f. and Oscar Sulham. who have lived
here for the past year have purchased the
+. r. Spaulding farm on the Randolph
road. They will take possession about No
vember l.
Ralph Parsons has purchased of LOOMS
Lampher the old Wilkins farm in the
south part Of the town. He will take pos
session at once.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Wilson.
who died Thursday of apopleXy was held
saturday afternoon at one O'Clock at her
| late home and the burial was at Morris
town Corners She is survived by her
husband and one son. who have the sym
/ pathy Of all in their great sorrow.
| News has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. b. Doty who recently left for
California, arrived at their destination
| in Pasadena Saturday.
quite extensive repairs have been made
during the past week on the water and
sewer system in the village. gang of
men have been employed for several
days on Main street, the difficulty being
at the crossing of the two systems The
sewer pipe was placed below its normal
level and consequently filled with sand
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b. Blair and DR.. A. b.
! Culley, who have been spending some
time in Boston and vicinity have returned
! home
f. p. Woodbury. and Miss Mildred
| Woodbury. are spending a few days at
| pouors on 1900, t.. ~, Az,
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Boston excursion were George Mott, p
M. SABRE, Ransom Bohannon, Mrs n. G.
Jameson and Mrs. w. +. Jameson.-Miss
Marion Sabre returned to the Quincy
Mansion school in Boston, Tuesday
night. she will take a post graduate
course there.-Mrs William Clark has re
turned from Massachusetts-The Rev
David Marvin is quite il.--Mrs. Rogers
has returned from Lincoln where she has
been Visiting for few weeks-Miss Mary
Mott of Rouscs Point is in town.-Nrs
Alice Donaldson of Brushton, n. Y, was
the guest OF Mrp II. w Marion last
week.-H. G. Lessor of Burlington. spent
last week at his home here-A son was
recently born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
l)ean.-Mrs. Mclcsia Young is on the sick
list-The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church held social at Julius Teri
ver's Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. obpr
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ing furnished. within six weehs' time
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram NJ. Mott have gone
on an extended southwestern trip and
will visit relatives and friends in Detroit.
Mich, Newport News. Va, and Yazoo
city. Miss. They expect to be gone sew
cral weeks. Miss Eva s. Mott accom-
panies them to Mississippi, where she
will spend the winter.
The high winds which prevailed all day
yesterday worked u great deal of damag
to the telephone and telegraph lines in the
city besides running several fine trees
which were blown down. The telephone
service throughout the city was much i'm
paired by the crossing and breaking of
wires.
Edward Gebo has filed petition I'm
voluntary bankruptcy, with liabilities OF
$l,@5.S and assets of $685. which are
| exempt
Don II. Puffer of Richford who was
| recently appointed n deputy collector and
| inspector of customs and assigned to this
| rort, has arrived and assumed his du-
| tics.
| A special meeting of the stockholders of
the ST. Adams street railway will be held
here on Wednesday, Nov IL, to see If the
board will vote to increase the board Of
directors from to Z, and If SO to elect the
| same
d. L. Corcoran, who for many years has
been customs clerk in the Central Yer
mont freight office. leaves this week for
Albulgh, where he has accepted a posi-
ton as joint agent of the Rutland rail-
road and +. W. Myers e CO.. custom
house brokers of Alburgh.
Sheriff Kelley now has seven immigrants
at the Jail who are detained on account
of fraudulent passports.
| Ernest Stevens of Walnut street had an
| argument on prohibition with his wife
recently and hit her. Mrs. Stevens resent
ed the assault with big stick of stove
\ nI G1af f,,fS
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Miss Grace Rockwell of Plattsburgh
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Edison
Eobinson,- Mrs. Juan Robinson returned
FRIDAY from weeks stay in Boston,
Mrs. Orville Allen has returned from
Washington. d. C.--Cicorge Squier is i'll.
Wallace Robinson returned from Bos-
ton Saturday.-Mrs. Saml<'l Phelps is
ill.-The heavy wind Friday did consid-
cradle damage to the telephone wires.
T. The harvest supper and entertainment
given at the Methodist Church Friday
evening was quite we'll attended. The
church was tastefully decorated with
autumn tints and the national flag
Hleaps of pumpkins, ears of corn and
fruit were displayed in artistic profus-
ion. An old fashioned supper was serv-
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lRASBURGH.

Quite good many deer have been shot
in this vicinity One shot by Henry HeaIv
weighed j61 pounds Edward Nichols Of
Clinton, Mo, has been spending ii few
days a. the Hon. G. w. Wheeler's Mr.
Nichols was formerly Of Enosbureh .-
Henry Macy has moved from this muul-
tain farm to the Taplin farm recent,
purchased by hint c. ana Charl ;
Fisher have been visiting their SiSt. ..
Mrs Hutchins in Montgomery. The Meet
ings at the Methodist Church are beiu..
continued every evening.-Mrs Chapma D.
is spending a few weeks with friends in
LyndonVille.-LcSle Glover has bought
the David France place.-Mr. Seavy from
Barton Landing has come to live with his
son, Homer Seavy on the Cotton place
During the recent severe thunder storm
the large barn on the William FoSt.~
farm which was filled with hay was
burned to the ground. -Four hogs tv,
horses and a bull was also burned M
Baxter. who was In the barn at the time
was stunned and barely escaped from
the burning building Miss Carrie Fisher
has been at home few days from John
son Normal school
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CHER.

Mrs. Guy Start of Bakersfield is spend
ing a few day with her aunt Mrs. G.
Carpenter. Porter Ballard shot a fine
deer last Week.-Mrs.. -. G. Robinson and
daughter, Pauline are spending the week
in Montpelier.-Two dogs were shot Mon
day 10y order of ish and game warden for
chasing deer.-A son was born the oath
to Mr., ana Mrs Henry Ryan.--D. G. Rob
inSOH Will move to his farm November !,
as Dayton MOutaGnc. who has been car
ryilg it on has taken a large farm in
Fairfax and Will also carry the cream on
that route for the Franklin County CO..
rreamerY.-NeWs was received here Sat
urdaY OF the death of Mrs. Lois Leach
Carroll. She was formerly from this
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

w. T. Tracy of johnson was in town
recentlY.-Miss Pearl Cantel has return
ed from BostOn.-Mrs Charles Parker
of iutney is spending a few days with
her brother, Charles Campbell. Misses
Dodge, Gilmore and Currcr, who are
attending school I'm Johnson were at home
over Sunday.-Peter McE.lroy has NOV
cd into ore of the tenements in the old
school house, II. Campbell has rented
his farm to Albert Chambers and moved
into a part of James McDonAlds house.
Mr.. Joel Brown of East Berkshire has
taken possession of the Marvin farm va
Gated by Chambers.
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BAK ERSFIElD.

A number Of local sportsmen are camp
ing on the mountains, hunting deer
Mrs. Il. II. Gilbert Of Cleveland, o.. who
Las been visiting relatives ana friends for
the past week returned home Monday
niGht,-A. Lincoln Kirk imrcrsonator,
viii give an entertainment in Brigham
academy han, Friday evening, October 81.
w. O, Start and wife have returned
from Boston whore they have been visit
ing r0latiVes.-F. G. Nuttina returned
Monday night from a trip to Littetown,
y r. Paul 1lod4h has been driving the
stage from here to st. Adams during
NE Nuttings absence.-H. A. Churchnll
has been to Boston on business trip
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ENOSBURGH FALLS,

Charles Shattuck of Hatfield, Mass,
manufacturer of the Shattuok guns, was
in town Friday. the guest of NJ. p. Per
ley.-Judd Irish came from the u. v. M.
Friday night for few days VISTA. A..
Aseltine and son Maurice returned FRI
day from ten days stay In Boston and
New York.-Ihe Ladies' Aid society Of
the Methodist Church reported at their
annual meeting 1886 receipts for the year
instead of $3.50 as stated
Miss Anna, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j .Archambault and Patrick j. Hayes
were united in marriage Wednesday, Oc-
tober 49, The SsYemoay WAS performed
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRAINIREE.

George Nichols of Peth went to Roches-
ter the first of the week to work on a
wood job. where he expects work for til"
Archer of Burliuetpl
spent last week with his brother, W y
Archer. and spent several days hunting
hut reported no deer A. T.. Fits of R1N-
bury was in town the first of the week
Wales Sargent has gone to GranNui .Y
work on a wood iOh-Frank Wood s.I
Edgar Dame of Randolph We're i'll tJN9
tho first Of the week
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GRAND ISLE,

The j. G. l.. from St Adams was wind
bound during Sunday and Monday at Cor
don Landing. J. c. Leslie was aboard
a. j. LAID went to Boston last week on
the cxcurslon.-The high wind which pre-
vailed Friday prevented the steamer Chat
edugdy from making her trip to Grand
lsie-Dr and Mrs. Seaver have closed
their cottage and gone to Burlington for
the Winter.-Myron r. Hurlburt is Oh the
SICK llst'-Edson Gordon is eXcavating the
cellar for his new residence.