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FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and MIS-. c. j. Capron Of Amstcr-
dam, ~ y, have been spending few days
with her brother. e. r.. Toof-DeputY col
lector A. p. Whitney is spending the week
i'm lioyoke and Springfield Mass. Deputy
~. g. Pomeroy of St. Adams is looking
after the governments interests here dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. Whitnoy.--R. j.
Gates was in Bakersfield Tuesday 10 at
tend Founders day eXerciscs.-MiSs Sadie
Evans has finished work in st, Adams and
Is stopping with her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-.
D. r. FVans--A little girl arrived at Ere
Ncssier. ir. Saturday.-MisS Florence
Wilder OF Burlington has been spending
a few DAYS with friends here.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. @. Davis Of knoNlton, Que. have
been spending few days with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. +, u. Gallup.-Julius
NJ. Young has q position la W. :, Rublee' ;
store 1t Pa st Berkshirc
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Rural free reliverv will be started on
routes No and Saturday, February /.
The carriers will he G. G. Stratton and G,
r. Brown. NJ. +. Perley q Co. are agents
and are taking orders for mail boxes.-At
tho regular meeting of Martha Washing
ton chapter NO A. o. r. s.. Wednesday
evening the officers for the ensuing year
We're installed.-'l'he funeral Of Cassimir
Coucha was held at the St John the Rap
fist church Thursday morning at o'cloIk
The burial was in the new Catholic GENE
tery.-Colton r. Harvey was at his home
in Durham a few days last weok.-N. F..
LEcuycr of ST. Adams, deputy chief
ranger Of the Catholic order of Foresters,
was in town Tuesday evening, January
2S to install the officers of Misssquoi
court, No. 44S, who were elected DeCem-
Der 81. Following is list of the officers:
Chief ranger, Wilfried r., Mitiguy' vice
chief ranger, David Benoit; past chief
ranger III. J. Daigle; recording secretary,
G. T.. Laname; financial secretary. IL. l..
Trlhan; treasurer, l.. A. Depati; senior
conductor, Edward Young; junior con-
ductor, Henry Lahey, inside sentinel
Henry Duso; outside sentinel, Henry Be
mott; first trustee, l.. IL. Farrell; second
trustee, \. y. Slavery; third trustee,
George Touchette; medical examiner Dr.
II. q. Joyal,-IGarl Lawrence of Ncwpoi t
recently visited his friends,--W X, Park
cr has been to Bridgeport Conn, on a
business trp.-Mss Anna Hamilton went
to Waterloo T. c., Thursday to sing at
an AT Home" given by the Independent
order OF Vorssters of that place.-Misz
Mildred Powell Of Richford has been the
guest of Mrs. w, 3. Ladd.--Mr. q. II.
Dane, who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. @. 7. story. returned to her home in
West Derby Thursday.-Mrs. A. r. Bell
was in Richford Thursday tn attend the
funeral Of her grandfather. II. e. tIamil-
ton.-A new industry is very soon to be
put in operation by g. A. James in the
shape of an overall factory. He has rent
ed lf machines and expects TO have them
installed next week. ana has sufficient
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

An accident which makes the third Sc
rlous one ut the Finley bridge crossing be-
tween here and Bethel occurred thcr'
"Wednesday morning Nelson Bell was
drawing poplar wood with team belong
ing to samuel Bowen OF Nothcl ON" OF
the horses fell on Tho track, which ha'
lately been raised about a. foot, making
a steep rise. At the timo the morning
mail train was very near. ti"arus It's
warning whistle, Walter Brink, NNn had
lust crossed III" track with a load, ran
bach to assist and began to unhtch tn
horses He had barely time TO step from
the track when the crash came and about
two cords OF poplar and fragments of The
sled went flying in all directions. one
morse vas killed and the other was 80 bad
ly injured that it was thought il might
have to be killed
Miss Orpha Brainord who was a native
Of this town and who passed the greater
part of her life here, died Jan. y, at tho
nome of her niece Mrs. VIM. r. Cham
vancod age Of 9S years and moro than S
months Tho body was brought here
Thursday for funeral and intorment. At 10
O'Clock Friday forenoon the funeral service
was held at the congregational church,
Rev. j. 4. Bates OF South RoyalSto n,
Mass, a former pastor officiating. Miss
Braincrd lived for long time with her
sister. LYDIA. on the farm near the center
which her father purchased about five
wears after his arrival i'm town Ter par
ents. Asahcl and Lydia Rrdinord, were
horn in lladdam, conn. ana moved TO
this town in l7s6. coming in an on team.
Hon. W Il. Wall went 10 Boston yes
terday with his daughter. Miss Lucio, and
his niece Miss Eunice Flint, who will re
main at the Hub" about month while
Miss Flint gives special attention to mil
linery.
Nil $ spear has received within tho
past few DAYS q letter from his son. Carl
dated at Arabia Cart mas 10y this tim
reached the Philippines, whore his term OF
service will last two years longer.
Rev. W. r. SparhdWk occupied the pull
pits in the Ccnslt gatiuual churches at
Pittsneld and GaySVille sunday.
John TcNkShWN went To Springfield,
Mass, Saturday tn spend short vacation
from W. E. Lamsou's store with his broth
err. Charles, who is now liNing there. RE
still represents the manufacturers OF the
Rambler bicycle as traVclnS salesman
T. +. proohs has been appointed ad-
ministratcr and II. i, Sanford ami Luciu
Webb. commissioners of the estate Of III
late $. Howard Brooks.
Monday ut public auction The buildings
formerly owned by AFRO Adams were SOLE
By the village trustees, to be removed al
once by the purchasers TO clear the sic
for the Kmball public library The bar
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs Emily Adams of Enosburch, who
has been visiting her neice, Mrs. Law
renee Button, returned to her home last
FRIDAY Miss Sadie Rublee returned home
Saturday from Waterbury, where she has
been employed. and Mrs Charles AL
len gave 1t most enjoyable whist party at
their home last week Wednesday evening.
There wcr, seven tahlss and the highest
scores were made by \. W. Rublee and
Miss Sadie Pond. Refreshments were
sorNcd.-RcN. {. j. Peterson, who was to
preach at tho Baptist church at Richford
last sunday evening, was unable TO do so.
tho storm preventing him from getting
thoro.-Mr. and Mrs. :. II. Dow visited at
Lawrence Buttons last wcek.--A very
pleasant whist party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. VI. $. Rublee at their home last
Thursday evening. The highest scores
vero made by Miss Coburn and Richard
II
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

While coastinG on step hin in the
village Friday evening Cassius Kelly, a,
school boy, eleven years old, lost control
of his sled and slid from the top Of n wall
over nineteen 90 feet high and fell to the
ice on the stream below. Strange to say
he waR not seriously injured. No bones
were broken but his face was quite badly
bruised Vie is recovering nicely and will
soon be out again. This accident has put
an end to coasting on the two hills i'm the
village, as the sslectmcn have prohibited
il. much to the relief of the older people.
Mrs Eva Hubbell, who has been quite
III with the grip, is improving &C. r.,
Kelley of ST. Adams was in town this
Nyrch to see his son Cassius Kelley, who
fcll from the wall at the end Of the iron
bridge Friday evening and was quite bad
lY hurt.-Miss Eva Sylvester has finished
WORK at T.. S. Stanton's.--lt is hoped that
there will be a good number of young peo-
pie at the promenade and box party Fri
d1y evening.
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WEST FIELD.

The town clerk reports Ii births. mar
riaccs and g deaths in town for the year
erding Dec 81. 10ol.-DaVton Harding ana
bride of Stark Mountain are visiting his
parcnts.-Nr. and Mrs Elmer EdmundS
had 2 second daughter born last wcci,.--
Joseph Goddard and Fred Curtis have
each got badly hurt within q few days
while loading and unloading logs.-Rcv.
Mr.. EiliuGton of Rock Island, Canada,
supplied tho Congregational pulpit last
Sunday-Ctudlema day was dark an
cloudy and nearly all day the snow fell
heaVilv.-MisS Goada of Montgomery is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Bernie Gilbert.
-Plinv Wright came nome from RNegatc
last v,ock.-MondaY was a terrible day,
with storm. cold and high winds.
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FAIRFAX.

The members of the Whist club wore
pleasantly entertained Wednesday evcn-
ing. Jan 18th, by Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Gil
lette, this being the FIFTH in the series
held this winter Nh and Mrs. j.
Montefore cf St Alhans were in attrn-
dance.
The Fairfax Ccreamery company held
their annual meeting January Is and elect
cd the old officers: Directors. j. II. Hunt,
j. W. Paris, II. O. wilkins, a. II. Uhord
and t. l.. Boyden; auditors Il. NJ. Baldwin
and T. " Shcpardson. The company has
done II business of about $4,000 during the
seven months hat the creamery has run
Thc stock holders were well pleased with
the showing of the directors.-Joseph Cox
is quite sick with the grip.-Mrs. James
Rusglrs is very sick with heart trouble.
Mrs Gcrtic Newton of st. Adams is caring
for her.-Ada Curricr went to Barre to
spend r. few days with Mrs William
Scott.-Miss Elsie Pease of Swanton is Wis
iting Mrs. +. lrish.-Mrs b. NJ. Ballard
visited friends in Colchester. February 1.
l. e. Hicks tho stage driver had a mar
row escape from a runaway the 18th while
unloading some trunks ut Depaties store
A boy was sliding on sled and frightened
Hicks horses. They started 10 run and
threw him out and dra Sgod him to
the foot Of the hill tearing his
fur coat off from him and laming him
up Somc.--M.s. George kenfield is so to he
around the house.--.Jamcs Goodall is home
from burlington. He and his wife expect
to start for Florida next week to be gone
till April Anna LdndOu of Colchester
IS visiting her aunt. Mrs. Palmyra Ba
lard Mr. George Watson is very sick with
pneumonia. THE patrons of the creamery
made bee Friday and Saturday and ili-
"a their ice house with icc.-Mrs. T.. ID.
Shcpardson is a little bettcr.--The select
men have forbi lden the boys from sliding
ON the Alfred hll.--AIrs Purmort Tabor
is very sick with rheumatism
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LOWELL.

Thu ~ Scr supper given BY The 7. T.
8 g. f. Friday evening was we'll attend
cd.-iIou. Emory Dawson of CrdttshurN
was in town last week buying cows
Miss y. Pearl Cantle has finished her
school in the Cello district, and returned :"
her home in MontgomerY.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Pudvah have gone t" Il hospital
in Montreal whore Mrs PudVah will have
an operation performed on her eyes
Several from Lowell ATTENDED the dance
al Eden Friday nGht.-Mrs. Thomas Pa
tcrson who has been stopping i'm Bar or
with her daughter. has returned home
Charles Eddy was in town over sunday
Owing to the severe snow storm the South
stage was unable to get here from Ed !
last MondaN and Tuesday III" Powers
south and village schools close Friday.
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maindcr lN William Tylor. Fair pricos
worc realized.
i.Nor'is"s fo' tho iusta'l3 ticu Of Rov. .,
W. patterson as pastor c1 tho CongTrul4
tional church at Randolph Center. wcr,
held at the church Tucsdav. commencing
al ten O'Clock. Tho examination ut Hr.
Patterson W. in tho forcrcon. with dim
nov in the church pJrlo's a. l. o'clu.t.
Services in ~" afternoon ircmdcd trr lYl-
loving; Invocation Rev. j. ". GoNiu;
Sthrt're' it'N. David il. Strong, ecrn ,u,
Roy. Gabriel Campbell II. T.. of iIauo.,p
\. IT,; pr'Ecr of Installation: charge tu to
lAst"r Roy. Y, H. Ahcrcrcmbic CT Brook
leld; right lanI Of folo"sli Roy. Gcore,
u. Ladd, OF Randolph; adGtcys t. thu p, l-
pic, Rev. w. a. Warner OF Bethel; sin-.
ing was also intcrsrcrscd
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HILL WEST.

Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. IT,
Rushford's met at their home Saturday
evening, Feb. |, to remind them that it
was the fifth anniversary of their mar
rage. A very pleasant evening was en-
Joyed by all. after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
ford was presented with several beautiful
Decentralization Jewett was in ST. Al
bans Feb. on busness-Martin Jewett
and w. II. Montieth, who have been en-
ployed in the st. Adams Furniture fac
tory, returned TO their homes Jan. 30.-Mr.
and Mrs, Eli Shan6rau are visiting in st,
Albans.-Miss Hazel Tobey of Mont
gomsry Centre is visiting her uncle A. A.
Rushford.-Harry Winslow closed his
school in this place Jan. 3l-E'rnest MUIR
ray Of East Berkshire Is visiting his ais
ter, Mrs. IL. J. Shangraw.
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Luna Robinson and Miss I.yra
Prolltv returned to SwantOn Tuesday
evening after several days visit with rela-
tivcs in town.-Angie Squircs is stopping
at Edward Thompson The many
friends of Mrs. \. w. Church will BE-
pleased to learn that she is improving
Harmon Wctherboe, accompanied by
friends from st. Adams, was in town this
week. the guests at Il. =. Wetherbee's.-
Irene Robinson is home on a vacation
Mrs IT, +. Shcpardson has returned from
a wccks visit to her parents in Stowe.--
Ernest Tuker's children are i'll with
scarlet feVtr.-William ShcpardSon was in
Pleasant Valley recently, and gave an en-
tcrtaiuincnt with a Victor talking ma
chine The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jud
son Ninslcy gave them u reception Jan. 81,
at the home Of Elmer Hooper. \ purse of
Sl3.1j was left rs a tohen-School closes
This week.
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MORRlSVlLlE

The annual reunion of the Campbells
from this town ana Hyde Park was held
on Saturday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Gates In this village. This fam
lily reunion has become feature that is
looked forward to with much interest and
by all members. both old and
young. About 70 were present Saturday
among those present outside the family
being Mr.. and Mrs I. Z. Booth, Frank
Small, Mr. and Mrs Albert Whitcomb, DR.
Culley, Miss Mabel Collins Miss Lila
Waite, Miss Vivian Billiard and G w.
Fitch. The exercises We're as follows:
Song. THE Harvest Days are over" by
the Misses Peck; prayer, by Rev. J. p.
Rooth; Secretary's report and roll call;
Home" Is. O.. Sherwn, resolutions ON the
death of Mrs. Eunice Campbell ana Mrs.
Sarah r. Hubbard were read. followed by
a recitation by Donald Siloway. The
secretary read letter from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Thompson, who recently went to
Oakland. Cal. Officers elected for the
ensuing year were: President, George
Campbell: vice president, o. N. Campbell
secretary. Mrs. c. l.. Gates; treasurer,
John Peck; chaplain, o. NJ. Boutwell,; bust
ness committee. Mr., and Mrs. w. ". Kel-
iogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hubbard: committee
on rseolutionA Mr.. ana Mrs. John Peck
committee of entertainment, y. \. Camp,
bell, Misses Josie and Daisy Peck. Miss
Alice Holbrook. Mr. ana Mrs, d. q, Gil
more; song by the Misses Peck. 4 vote
was taken to hold the next reunion will
sumo OF the Campbells in Balr. Uncle
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Owen Collins died At the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. James Powers Satur-
day morning She has always lived i'll
Fairfield and was over ~ years OF age. The
funeral was held ut st. Patrick church
Monday morning Mrs. Frank Mcnard is
i'll with the grip--Miss Maloncy will take
Miss Failcy's place ia the village school
for the remainder of the term Mary
Garland, who has been spending few
days in town has returned to her home in
st. Albans-Will Garvcy OF Burlington
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Patrick
Fee.-GeorGc W. Nye, who has been IN
town caring for his father. j. w. Nyc,
was in Albany over Sunday.-rhe young
est chile Of Mr.. Barney Ruddy's was bad
~ burned Saturday evening.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Founders day, February I, Mt Brigham
academy was cbse,Ne in the usual man
nor. There vas an address n the alter
room by Prof Charles b. Wright e Mid
dlcburv college, a.!d an enjoyabl" Pre-
praume Of s,ngs and Rotations in the
, ycninG, given ny the studonts-~Mrs.
Mary Sheldon. an aged resident of this
town. died Wednesday morning. after a
short illness with the srip-Miss Maud
Wheelock, who has been teaching school
i'm Fletcher, IS at home CT vacation
Miss Olive brunette is at lone from
Berkshire, where snc has been teaching.
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JOHNSON.

The 18th Masonic district ,dcetinG was
reid in the :nc ms Of Waterman Lodge No.
80 on the 10Th. In the afternoon
the 4. f.. degree was conferred
10y the home ledge, the hall was
nllod to OVERCOMING. Promptly at six
q clock all repaired to tho vcstry Of the
BAPTIST church and sat down 10 on" Of
tho richest banqrcts ever served in this
town. nearly no being r"csen MT. dispen-
sation IVES granted ~ r. w. NJ. Charles
r. Montague tc Eold the evening session
in the opera house, where Mt. Vernon
Lodge No Of Morrisv.'le put upon the
flrui the third degree in an almost fault
less manner in fact so nearly WAS il work
cd that the Strand Lecturer said il was the
first time that he ad ever heard the OBJ
legation given correctly in a district meet
ing.
The following Grand Ledge officers were
present: W. u. Ranger. G. s. W.; Albert
Il. Eush, CIR. L.; II ID. Bryant. Or Tyler.
II was the largest attended meeting held
In the district for many years, the best of
order, and D, D, G. NJ. |. T. Booth has
every reason to feel that his labnrs
throughout the district have brought forth
ruch good W. Il. Ranger acted as toast
master in his very graceful style.
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ALBUR6H SPRINGS.

Miss Dora harvey of St. Adams has rro
visiting Miss Wnifred Shelley for n fc,
days.--II. Mills has been confined t. th
house Icy a severe cold.-Niss Alice Lctc
of Ottawa is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
FUstard. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney lIathawI
of Burlington are visiting Mr. and Mr.,
j. p. Ladd.--The meat market and hols
belonging to l.. Drown have been rcuIc
by Maitland GCrNa.
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BAKERSFIELD,

Mn. -. Playful is critically i'll at thu
home Of her sister, Mrs. +. Paquet-C.
H. Morrill, is confined to the house with a
severe cold.--Mr. and Mrs, William Nara
more have gone to Boston to spend few
weeks with their daughter May.-Mrs
Anna Start who has been ILL., is improving
md is able to sit up-Thc Ladies' Aid IL
the Congregational church met with Mrs.
q. IL Morrill, last "Wednesday.
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NORTH HERO.

Rural free delivery was started in th
town last saturday, February and suren
every true citizen ought to rejoice to thin
we are in the world now.--Rev. +. NJ
Barnes of Isle LII Motto preached in eX
change with Rev. Mr.. Ryan last Sunday
The storm continued two days and night
with such force that Monday no one ooul
travel the roads. There were no mail
and no scnoul until after the roads coul
lA..1 IL.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Francis PomeroY visited at the
home of Miss Myrtle Bradley Saturday
tnG Sunday. Miss jennie Hale has return
I'D from Fletcher, where she has been
siressmaking for n few days. -Herbert
Topper Of Highgate visited friends in
town Saturday, Woman's Auxiliary
will meet with Mrs. Il. II. Bureson
Thursday afternoon, February g. A cor
dial invitation IL extended to all.--Gcorge
w. Burgin has recently purchased the
house and grounds formerly owned by
j.. II. Burleson and will occupy the same
after March 1.-The play "T0psy Turvy"
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The social held wednesday evening d
J. y. Halls was largely attended. The
programme was rendered In a
pleasing manner; Chorus; reutausn. Ina
Hall: recitation, Grace Wnghti recita-
ton, Ethel Landon: piano solo. Mauds
Fletcher; recitation, Jessie Davis: recita-
ton. Bessie Parker; defamation. Ray
Allen; defamation, Arthur Landon; piano
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box party were S7l0.--Mr. and Mr.. NJ. y.
Potter visited their daughter, Mrs j. O.
Thomas from Cambridge Tho ladies aid
meets with Mrs. Eugene Rivers the 18th
of Fcb.-Isaac Burt, while rolling logs at
tho Center the 2sth. got his leg quit" badly
hurt -Nernal Coburn has gone to the Con-
ter to work for Billinrs.--Rcv. q. II. Kent
is holding revival meetings this wcck at
the Christian church of which he is pas
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,acntion. Thomas Crowley will carry on
,hc curry farm another yesr.-iiatry Page
ur the l.. V. NJ. has been spending rev
DAYS at his home Erred $. coleman Is
moving into the old Perry Russell mousse
which he has rented OF Jerome Coleman
aud has let out the larger part or ms
farm TO MIR. Ayers Of stowe VINO Is inoN-
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GREENSBORO.

Mrs e. w Wiley is ill.-Robcrt Htchie
and Mrs Jardinc are on the sick list
Dana and Edward Badger of Danvillc Wis
ited d W. Lcland's rccentiy.-frulk Lang
and wife Of Barton visited at Jam, ;
Whites last week. jefferson Spauldinc of
Morrsville is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Bailey.--John Clark has returned
from Scotland and called on old friends
here last week.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. p. A. Austin is slowly Improving
David Bevons has bought tho McGlaugh-
lin farm Of 81 acres Of of Carl liotchkiSs
for s14OO: Miss Sarah Goodu in has bought
the Skelly farm for 5000, which sold p
years ago for 1900; Alvah Revens has
bought the Stufibean place, where lie now
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BElVlDERE.

Heman Fletcher remains about the
Same james Crocker and daughter or
Hyde Park visited his daughter Mrs,
,iustinc Smith, over Sunday MIR. and Mrs
William DoWneN HAY" returned TO their
homo in Bakersfield j. o. Thomas lost
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CAMBRIDGE.

schools il district No. close Friday
Rev. Charles o, Judkins of Montpelier TO
deliver his popular lecture. The Social
Animal" N American House hall Friday
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way.-Rubcn Soulc is at home for short
vacation from the T.. V. MA son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness chase
Tuesday, January Is.
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"CREL OIL"

\ preventive and cure for tuberculosis,
abortion, lung worm, s,ours, and othes
Germ diseases i'm live stock and poultry.
Destroys an Ncrlrm and keeps catud
healthy. Farmers u,he "Crol ON" need
no Inspector. For sale 10y
g. + SMITH. Burlington,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-14
NEW STAND PIPE.

INV soL-f-NlO I II Y.
AS vet the exact location OF the stand
,tpa has not been decided upon. the mat
.er being left entirely with the Council
Committee on Water. and at tho next ses-
lion Of this body it is probable that E
Subcommittee viii be appointed to in
7esiigate the proposition more thorough
y and report as early as practicable ::
hte suitable for the location. Up to date